The WeRt^^^ omam WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1989 Average Daily Net PreM Run iKanrh^at^r lEttPttfttg ?|fralb For tti« Week Emled PACK ETGHTSEN May tSrd, IIM Fartly el—dy, no* mwea tO a m f ta tetnperatnro tnalght. Low ki mM iMo. rvidoyi'Y— i. raUiee bu- 12,925 iiM. ea— of a late eiterim— or About Town Member of the Audit evenliig elmsrer. Hlgli In am . Rnreau ef C$re«ilatf PRICE FIVE CENTS aetbAck plajfra who are interealed VOL. LXXVIII, NO. 267 (TWBNTY PAGES) in forming a team ere eeked to ^;ontact C hrli Lem phler an.v Mon­ day evening at the rhibrooma DOUBLE^GREEN STAMPS THURS. It la hoped to commence pla>ing m early September. Judge Alcorn jjj G b S T r X The An«' outdoor rnmne pro­ gram conducted by the Recreation Department «ill be held tomor­ Integration row •eninc in Center Park. The movies will begin at diudt. and AUG. 13,9 am. to 9 p.m. WITH ALL CASH SALES! Public Defendei* for [Price Cut Plan Till be under the aupervlalon nf iFoes Quiet Bart Moore of the recreation stafT. Washington, Aug. 1.3 arge -Pattevne. ■'I’m not impressed by the other and preferred to uae extreme, care merit. He said if the industry went N egro woman was in the front .HI SOCKS ...... pair ?1.00 swing the result. | (OonMr OR. leaders estimated 10 or 15 iin-' I PolicXstlll kept a sharp e.ve on July 1, and $3 WIHsm in flaeal 1$«g. sue' rested between a bill backed decidedmembers held the balance, by Democ'ratic leaders as a mid­ Cent-ral where yebterday'* troiibU The highway fund h n been kx- leen Dept,—Second Floor dle ground approach, and a more of power in th* teetering atniggle Senator Denies broke out. hauatad by a spaad-up voted by PANTIES FOR THE BACK-TO-SCHOOL MISS.. •tnngent maaaure personally aup- over paaaage of a "tough" or Regregatiohieta marched on Cen­ Congreae- last year aa an anD- "moderate" bill designed to insure ' tral from a rally at the state In Conspiracy Plan loT Caribbean ported by President Eisenhower. recesaion meaaure. At tliat time HALE’S INFANT and TOT SHOP A* tem pers flared, the Hoii.se the Democratic rights of union Deal with Ike Capitol where Gov. Orval E. Faubu* the pay-Se-yoii go feature of the Carter’s “SPANKY PANTS” yeslerda.v repeated by an over­ members, require unions and em- j told them it w as pointless ,to get B>- ROBERT RKRRELIJC'A | .Santiago. Chile, Aug. 13 iJP< —Stacked by armed expedition* com- law was temporarily auapended. Located At Rear of Store. Rear l.eft . . . plovers to report their financial "beaten on the head." whelming 246-1.32 vote a m caauie Havana. A4ig. 13 14*1 Fidel Cas- Christian A. Herter charged toda.v ; •''•8 But with that section of the law All elastic waist nylon reinforced cuff. carrj’ing the official endorsement dealings, and cope with such dis- ' To Guard Veto But they marched anvway, meet­ back in force officiabi have' said 'White, pink, aqua, blue, yellow. of the AFL-CIO and most other '(lilted m atters as b o y c o t I *. | ing some 25 to .30 police head-on d;^';tsoni!r'd’:recting\''r^^^^ ‘"J Ucks o'n Panan,7 Nicrr.gua"and that without new money they can and shouting "Cowards ' at them. Sizes -3 to fi. 8 to 16. . ■ Pair 0 7 V SHIRTS organized labor groups. "blackmail” picketing and the! M aahington, .Aiig. I,5 .P'—Tlie make no allotments to the states Sponsored by Rep. John F. Shel­ dimes of the National Labor Re­ , TXyenly-four arrest* were made. up^f coiinter-revoliitionary hold- S b ^ r i ‘’’'w.?bTur^:^il„ro^i/a%r Prime 'rbi* year...... Numerous state* have "Spanky PanU ' id rosebud w ith In cotton hroadclntl), checks, prints and plain Senate Banking Committee to- 1 inside the sahoola Ihemselvea. ley (D-Calift. the l.*bor-.suppoited lations Board in minor side-line I da.r approved a substitute $ 1,- The bearded premier was re- Thu, both internal and inter- ContracUng, SKIRTS elaslirized leg and picot Q C ^ colors. Sizes 3 to 7. bill skirted the issues of bans on ; labor disputes. all was noiTTial yesterday. Stu- ruffles. Sizes ,1 to 6. 8 to 16 Pair 050.090.000 housing bill with ported to be in a mountainous national tension* have | that 'ome of the mv.w^^^^ by Gnu, TOWN second'an' boycotts, "hot cargo" j Deiviocratic alralegy aimed at only one major concession in nb- agreements, and other points 1 (V$fnMV(Continued9iawNi veilon aPage aFifteen) ■■■xtvbs; IJ. Vl,.„ pio.,n„ MO ""‘1 Orion and wool skirt. Com-, ] eventual ,)>s.sage of the "m iddle! jections. aqd tlie administration of the outlays on the tntentate pletely washable. Blue and red *1.98 stressed by the President as essen­ road " bill ir ^ fte d by the Hoii.se ] ! ------, j had raised against an enrlier Ihoritiea said revolutionary gov­ system . plalda. Preteen A lso . THE VERY SOPULAIt tial to effective labor legislation, jI Ijibor Committee w. s to give ; I promited to Impede such action. O fi version. ernment troops had encircled a eign M inister, Confei enc.e. | c n a m e ^ o nam es when^ h* . The pl*-n epproved by the com- slrea to 14. t T r O — A L S O — Its defeat had been a foregone' [irellm inary approisl to the He also named no names when he, kiltie* would «ld naarlv $1 billion 8 * band of armed members of the roncluaioh. Both Democratic and "tough" Ei.senhower proposals and ; Senate Group Hf pioposed R ip«diil C aribbean, iH •*Si*verai1 governm ent* )iaveI..V. motoring public* gaaoline “CAMPUS PANTIES" Republican leader*«i.!»ppoaed it as ' Wa.shington. Aug. 13 Sen conspiracy the Castro fore** aai.d peace committee to etudy the| jjeun menaced by viciouely hoetile/ , then kill them finally on a show- j1 Lypdon B. Johnson (D-Tex i told irwi • , tax bill for the 33-month period. failing to meet the lest of anil-|I down rollcall vote placing mem­ C they uncovered last week. crisis and report to the 11th I"**’"'j propaganda attack* originating ini BLOUSES Elastic leg and band leg -styles, reinforced at point of SLACKS the Senate loday he doubt* that I l*iniS O S I OI' (iastro flew to Cienfuego* yes­ American Conference in Quito racketeering curbs. 1 ber* on record. | other countries.” i (Cetithieed P age Two) by SHIP ’N SHORE strain White and eolors in small, medium, Gompletely wh.^hahle by Burlington. In sizes The House also killed, by a 21.5- ; I Ihe Democratic party made an.v 1 terday, then boarded a he'Ii/iopler next February, mm By such strategy. Demm-ratic ' profit in the unaucce.ssfiil effort The propaganda exchanges have Dacron and cotton, roll up large and extra larg". Parkage of 6 only !^ to 7. A.s.sorterl ,st,\ lea and colors. 160 vote, an amendment proposed ; leaders hoped to create s parlia­ for the trip to the mountains be-1 The committee, described by been beamed regularly through­ alecvea. convertible collar Col­ by Rep, Adam Clayton Powell | jyealei'day to override President tween Cienfuegos and Trinidifd. Herter as "transitory," would be mentary sitiistion .vhieh would Eisenhower a veto of the housing Vets’ Pensions out the Caribbean from' stations ors; White, maire. blue and PANTIES—.MAIN FI,OOR. f.b-NYI to prohibit segregation or | leave th House with do choice He was accompanied by Arm.v part of a 3-potnl program. Other in Cuba. Venezuela and the Do­ beige. Sizes I bill., ------Chief Camllo Cienfuegos and points are an inve»tigation of denial-pf-union rights on grounds ‘ but to accept the coiio|jiitlee bill At the same time. .lohn.son de- Washington. Aug. 13 i/'P' The minican Republic. Cuba and Bulletins 8 to 16 $3.98 *2.98 *3.25 *3.98 of race, 'dreed, color or national ; or go on record as refusing to Celia Sanchez, the premier's sec- hostile propaganda and improve- nierf the effort was made because Senate Finance Committee has Venezuela have aisailed the Do­ origin. ' a(prove'any curbs at all on labor retary. menl* in the permanent Inter- from (he AP Wires of any threat bv the President to slashed the 40-year estimated coat minican Republic and the Domini­ Skirt BJid Kouae CritlcB charged -Ih# Powell, racketeering. Few mebibera were of a Houae-pa.ssed veteran* pen­ A number of fugitives were said American Peace Committee. can Republic baa trained its prop­ ■amendment was designed to kill! ready to take the latter alterna­ veto a scaled-down Housing bill ------"Diinng the past few months at Are From Hale'* Back To School proposed by the Senate Housing sion bill by $21 billion, it waj aganda guns on them. Teen Dept. effective labor legislation by in­ tive. (Clentinued o« Page Three) I least three countries hsve been at- AKUNBR IN TROLDLE subcommittee. He denied further j learned today. Hertpr's prepared text had said Second Floor. jecting civil rights issues. After j But Democrat* were frankly TTie effect of the cuts, voted by AUaatir aty, N.J.. Aag. U that there was any "deal" be­ j the special committee would look i/Pi—An Eostera AlrUnee pIsiM DRESSES a hrie'f but sharp skirmish. the the committee In closed session Into the causes of Caribbean ten­ House agreed. , (ConMniieil on Page Nineteen) tween him and the White House Monday, w'oiild be to m ake the bill wtMi landtaig gear trouble prie- Choose from prints, dark plaids or plain col­ on the is.sue. Castro’s Cuba Todav—2 sion. but this was dropped in the pored to land on a fotun-rirvered 1-1 save $10,974,000,000 If the $105 speech as delivered by th* Secre- or? in sizes .1 to 6x. The Senate voted ,55-40 to over­ I billion which under” preaent law mnway aear Imto todny. ‘ Only . O ride the veto with most Demo­ I tsry. He pointed out that a popu- a crew of four were aimnrd. 'Dm ■i will be paid in pensiona between I lar demand for change was one of crats favoring this move but that now and the year 2000. As it pass­ 4-engtae DCTB waa oa a train­ was nine votes short of the two- Free Election Hopes I the factors stirring up the Canb- ing Sight from Floiriiia to New- *2.98 T„ *5 98 Laos Says Invaders ed th* Hoiine. it would have cn*t ; bean. thirds majprity required. $10,128,000,000 piore than the laa- ark Airport whe*i it wn, imnMe Johnson, who voted to override. now provide*. "This committee could also be to lower It* left lajidlng gear. IT' HALE'S FOR SWEATERS Mid the test was made to give !■ q-j,, made hy the committee , Dim for Years I authorized to extend Its qoopera* The merkianteal afiparatiM waa Democrat* s chance, to go on tec- (g jgp deeper than ! Seen I tlon to any of the stales of that saM to pave jatnmed. Fashion right and pi iced low! Styles O fi Pulled Back Forces ord ei en though he and every i newsmen were given to nnder- I I Caribbean 1 region In the solution PLAIDS...! for hoys and girls In sizes 3 to 6x. W - 7 0 other Senator knew before the i ,tand $tondav after the committee ‘ (NOTE: In this second artic.le oFOnot seem In permit'.Cubans any of the problems that disturb their $ ARRESTED IN UTTLE BOCK vote what the result would "be. [voted. doubt about th* road they’re I peaceful relations and which they little Rock. Ark.. Ang. IS Vientiane. Laos, Aug. IS ($ —^expected to return to their homes a i»erle# of three. WllUam I-. Rya*. ere not able to resolve through di­ 5 .Sooner or later. Johnson add-- Veterans Administration spokes-i! AMoclated Press foreign new* traveling. lypi—Three whit* hoys were ar- Th? bigger the belter, styles \VASH.\BLK COTTON CORD Th* Laotian government today re­ he added rect negotiation." Herter said th at every .school girl will w ant ed. Senatoi-s must decide "whetl^er men who sat in on the session said :' anaJ.vst. gji’es some answer* to tlie Some aspects of the developing rested tod*.v ueur Ceutrul Blgb ported that most of the Commu­ Phouml said the Reds now oc­ The Secretary of State declared High School on tlie second' day and College Town SKIRTS liaa they w ent an issue or want ] I question of whether another dleta- revolution have an ugly look. nist forces that Infiltrated into cupy onl.v one town, Miiong Son, housing.” (Continued on Page Ten) the foreign ministers' meeting of little Rock’s tokeu taltegra- juat that. lOOn- wool, seat lined. JACKETS northern Laos from North Viet some 40 miles inside the frontier I torahlp I, likely In Cuba. B.van has I ''must recognize that our gen­ j Just conducted a new survey of de- (ConWniMd M Page Fifteen) tlou In Ita high schools. The three Camel and gray Also many SLIPS For little, boys in .sizes 3 to fix. Slurdil.i mad« Nam have withdrawn acroas the in the long valley below Dien Bien erally admirable snd effective teenager* were picked up wkea other colors available. border. Phu, scene of tlie decisive French I velopment# In Cuba since he was. peace system must be improved.” with knit collar, cuffs and detachable hood. j la«t there as the Batista dictator- tliey drove to tbe school in a car Sizes 10 to 18. Q p FOR BIG SISTER . . . Col. Phouml Nosavem, secretary defeat in the Indochina War. What Wagesy Dear Husband ? wttfe <3onfederate flags waving. PHee . * W. 7 W I ship collapsed.) He called for “a permanent or­ of state for defense, told a news A nother band of some 250 Com­ gan of th* Organisation-of Ameri- AUSn ", i- conference the Reds left behind munist troops.- whose nationality News Tidbits : can Slates sUch as the Inter- DODD BLARTB NIKITA Nylon tricot oi nylon blend. . *8.98 about 1,000 men, mpst of them has not Vet been identified, pene­ By W U JJA M I- KYA.V W nstdagton. .Aug. 1$ t*A— *Match up your skirls with one A choice of styles in lace trim Culled from AP. Wir«i ' American Peace Committee to Black Thai tribe.snien or membera trated Savannakhet Province to ‘To Tease and to Tickle 1 Havana. Aug. 13 -It can be I consider problems of that sort i4en. Thom aa J. Dodd (D -C onali of Helen Harper's SWEATER at bodice and hem, with of the Communist Pathet Lao ^ I unwise for a Cuban to be carelea* saU, the new pill resistanl-orlon the south In small units, Phouml ^ that have plagued the Caribbean In the first formal Senate attack shadow panel. Buy for school Two Piece Coordinate (lllu.slrated) moi^mern ol^LAbtians which for- said. The.v moved in Aug. 6, he re­ Sizes 34 to 40 More rain falls in Formoaa, region before they reach the point on this Impending visit of Soviet or college. So easy to pack. By Judy Kent. The skirt and we,ski1. is a* merlv coritMlilsd the two northern ported, and government forces Fresnier Nikita Khrushrbev. de­ •SO quirk to launder. Sizes 32 h4impering island's to re- of becoming threats to peace.” Sltp-Ona $3 9 g ^ Royal d plaid knife pleated skirt. Weskit province* of Sam Neiia and Phong moved up to meet them Aug. 9. Until Death Do Us I wronjf person! H o\a do you tnink Seven Latin American govern­ clared toda.v the government hna lA'Y LEAODE STYLE to 40. Half slips to match. Salv. but so far no encounters have been _____ ■ «. I things are going these days?” and cover frotn Sood, a'hich sw ept $44 has red button tirm. Completely washable, i / persons to death and left a quar­ ments at the conference already presented tbe Russian leader "They’ll try to restore their old reported, be told partly; "That’s a counter­ have' deelariM the.v oppose inter- artth aa opportunity for a tre- organization, conduct political ac­ By GARVBN HUP<0NR married life, he continued: ter of a mrilion homeless'. . . Sen. j ra rd ig a n s BLOUSES Sizes 7'to 14. * \\ Troop, Total Exaggerated revolutionary question.” ference by Castro and his Cuban mendon* victory, Dodd waa Join­ $ 5.98 Price $2-98 $5*95 tivity and prepare for th e next ac-. Ixindon, Aug: 13 uPi The . "A* long aa a wife retains . El jefe maximo—the topmost Preaimtt Bt.ah sends to State De- by STRATFORD The secretary'* assessment of Rev. Hugs Herbert recom ­ i revqlutionariea m the affairs of ed in tits hitter denunclaHon of tlon by Communist troops,” Phou- the situation followed a.statement up her sleeve a certain elusive leader of the revolution, Prime partiMiit' a proposal tliat Soviet No-Iron all cotton oxford the sea­ mended today that married other Caribbean nations. Khrushche'v and of the invita­ Sportswear—Second Floor LINGLKlt^.Maln Floor. mi said. yesterday In an official bulletin laughler. hei husband will al- Minister Fidel Castro ha* a Union be permitted to own and son's newest look in white. ^7 9 8 couple* vow “to tease and to wa.v* rise to it aa surely as a ofierate rsuMo-TV atatione la this i - tion by Demoemtir 84uw. Clara GIRIA' liEPARTMF.NT—SECOND Fl.OOR, Next A ttack s In Dry !4eaaon that there were only a few him strange idea of democracy. To him i Engle ICalif.) and Robert C. Sizes 12 to IS. Price $ 3 .9 8 He predicted the next attacks | troops in Laos and that ti c k l e ------until death do us . goldfish ) ants' eggs droipped Cuba. _____ seems to _ represent___fU« < the' couatry in exchange for same _ 1 r | | p a rt.” into a bowl. Byrd (W. Ya.) A move by would come in the dry season, from the number had been greatly exag­ purest form of Athenian democ-1 privilege* behind the iron curtain. | 1X011* KCM’k e le l le r DiNnorratlc lesuler Lyndon B. SPORTSWEAR—2nd FLOfMI. October to December, "wh^n more "I'm a bit unorthodox.” gerated in the first da.v* of the "Some marriages seem to raev because the crowds come out' Hamilton Watch Co. o< L*n-: *i rri ^ • Johnson (Tex.) to interrupt the orthodox warfare is possible ’ JI* Communist attacks on border .said the rector of St. John's go Si very flat and decorous. at his beck and call to cheer for ; caster, P*., piesident. Arthur ; |5 g ||f || | (.p r ta ill Open Tuesday thru Saturday till 5::i0; Thiirsdaya till «aid the battalions that had with­ . Anglican (Thurch in Surrey. t-lHMir long M ast and get on H A L E '5 posts three w'eeka ago. EJvery Friday the good hus­ hia leadership ! Siivkler, says negotiations under with !4enate Inisineas brought draw n W'ere giouped along the "But marriage should be fun. f):00; Closeri Mondays During .Month of August The • Ministry of Information band usually hands over his Castro rails against dictator- i a ay foi the purohase of all out- In iNeW Ham pshire' from Dodd the retort that; "No 5T0RE HOUR5 mountain frontier betw'een Laos said today that the statement had Far loo many marriages are salary' into hia lady's hand,. ship* in Latin America, and it is st-Jidtog cotn*r.on otofih of Wallac* and North Viet Nam. * buainesa la as Important as what been written b.v a private news­ wrecked on the rocks of Everi Fru'ay the woman likely he Is completely sincere in | Silversmith* Inc., of Wallingford, we liave been dlecuoatng.’* TOILETRIES, Etc. From Hale's Government forced intend to re­ man and distributed by the Lads monotony.” , coiini* back some change into believing himself a champion of'Conn. . . . Sponsor* of proposed By THE .ABSOCIATBD PRBHR take all teri’itory and drive out the press, apparentl.v removing most The clergyman said he her lord's hands. liberty. On tbe surface there's lib-' New York World Fair cheoM A .Nixon-Rockefellei- battle for HOLLYWOOD WRAP-AROUND remaining Reds, the colonel con­ GI’V. FIGHT IN HAVANA: Desert Flower Bath Powder...... $1.00 _01d .Spice .Stick Deodorant We welcome charge accounts! Green Trading S^alnps are given with of its official status. first suggested amending the “ 'This is ycur pocket mon­ ertv in Cuba. ! Flushfaig Mea4k>ws in <{ueeas, site New Hampshire's 14 seat* at the Havana, Aug. IS.tAh—GunoMa AMPLE tinued, but he added, "I cannot re­ But despite the military lull, marriage service ‘20 years ago ey, dear husband.' she says." A. man can talk openly if he of New York's 1934 W'qrld • Fair Republican national convention ap­ CAMEL HAIR COAT Toni .New Mix Home Permanent . utj. $*-90 $2.25 M'ash n Curl S h a m p o o ...... cash sales and also to customers who ^ay their charge account within veal precisel.v how'.” etntrk In Hnvana today oa the Communists -kept up a propa­ in an article he w rote for hi* A wife, the rector said, should chooses. But if he is overheard, he | • Premier Abdel Karin Kasaem pears virtually certain in the Prime Minisier Fidel Oaatro $2.50 Lanolin Pint Hair Spray ...... 99r $1.59 New Gepi Pushbutton Razor fiften (15) days after billing dale. The Communists began with­ parish magazine. He revived can be in for troublf, A newsman of Iraq hinl* he oxpecta more state's presidential primary next Hgnd Ktitched detail collar and front. Inverted FREE can of pushbutton Shav ganda barrage, charging that the model herself on Cleopatra j j moved out in the Held, personal­ Woolile Wool W a s h ...... $l.0fl end $1.50 drawing five days ago on orders it for the magazine's current can print what he 'wants without a trouble inaide hia country soon. . March . back pleat, alash pockets. Gathered back and front. with .razor. FREE from North Viet Nam. Phoumi United States is trying to con­ whose "infinite variety never I 8 ly direcUag a rouadup of. esHin- E.xpello Moth Crystals ... 89e. $1.89, $2.99 vert Laos into* a military base issue. grew stale.' censor looking over' his shoulder. 1 George M Bunker, board chair- . Paul B. Urion, a Rochester. N. Milium lined for all-weather comfort, .'^ize.s fi to $2.00 Lustre Creme Shampoo .... . $l..*9 claimed, after Ihe Laotian govern­ ksr-revoluUoniata. Pqllne ex­ Full Strength .'ilolh Balls ...... $3e ment had dispatched reinforce­ threatening Red China and North "In the marriage service What doe* Mrs. Herbert But when it appear* in print he man of Martin Co., which jnake* i H., lawyer, announced today he changed shots with aatl-Castro 16. Camel onl.v.' .$1.60 Lanolin Plii.s Liquid , , ...... $ 1.00 theie are some very august missile* and airplanes, lestifles hi* will run for a delagate post "either I'nicap .Multi Vitam in . . . $3.11 and $8.90 ments to the north and the local Viet Nam. think of the suggestion? can find him self In hot w ater. gunmen near the Mexican and Laatic Life ...... SI..50 PARKING Peiping declared the situation words - 'to love, comfort, "I haven't read it, " ahe said. There seems little prospect for company eoterUUn* military off)- ■ pledged or favorable" to the nomi- Peruvian embaaalee and the Di­ Old SpiC^ A fter Shave Lotion $1.00. $1.1.5 ■59c Half! S h a m p o o ...... , 4Bc population had supporter the gov­ ernment ipstead' of the Reds. in the Indochina kingdom "has honor, obey, serve, cherish," A fe< minutes later sh* free elections in Cuba for year* - oer* at golfing weekend* at a de- nation of the New York governor, rectorate, Building of Caatm’a *29.98 Yardlet' After Shave Ixilion ...... $1.50 Ban Deodorant ...... 7.2l' and 98e T k « J W . I U K c o R e worsened and become more said the rector. "I’m not sure ha*d nor is there much prospect for luxe club in Bahamas. . ..Secretary . Iirion said he has “no authority, 38th of Jul.v Revolutionary Dorothy Gray Cologne ...... $1.00 ■The secretary said 800 of the re­ SEE OUR FINE SELECTION OF COATS l.aiige L^-tric Shave ...... $1.49 At Tht Roar maining Reds were in Sam Neiia grave.” the prayer book" ahould not "I've never known you to . formation of real opposition politU Dag Hamm$i'Skjold declare* he^; either expressed or implied.” from Movement la Central I'HavaBa. FROM $29.98 TO $59.98 IN OUR New Gillette Adjustable Razor ..... $1.95 Tuaay Cologne ...... $ 1.00 L'.S^. Uenlea t'hargea be enriched by a new iphrase, hand over your wages to your ' cal activity. welcome* East-West move# to re-; Nelson Rockefeller, Occupants of n spoedlag guto- Friendship Garden Bslti Powder .. . . $ 1.00 Manchester Conh* province. Many of the villages READY-TO-WEAR DEPARTMENT Shaving Bniahes ...... $1.00 fo $7.60 Of Our Stort CORNER MAIN and OAK STREETS evacuated during their advance The U-S- Slat* n»nsrtm ent 'to lease and 'to' tickle till dear ■ife," sht said looking at Castro, however, does not ap­ vive disarmament aegotiation* If j Earlier, several‘New Hampshire moblle sprayed the dlroct4ira$» Take Eleiilor to Second Floor through the jungle* were still o p art.' ” her hiiabspd. 'T.hat'a some-' pear to relate these thmg* to they are coordinate ' ith efforts ! i-i— — with machtae-guB tre, pottt!* empty, but th# Villager* are now (tkmttniied on Page Kleien) ■ an of 80 >ear* of thing f * can diacii**.” dictatorship. It's just that he 4oes of the U.N.- (Ooniiuned aa Pag* Thiea) said. it i r

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1989 In persona for questioning about Miss ,Tean Sscon, -a writer, and FA O l TWO the alleged plot against the gov- photogrsphef Alexander Rorks, Castro Directs emmpnt vvhich Castro's sidek both of New York, who were McFall'Swain Wedding- called a maasive conspiracy. There picked up Tuesday when they R ockvU le-V ernon R o c k v i U p - still was no firm estimate of the visited the vitls of Msj. Wlllism G of C, Town at Odds ^heinwold on Bridge Hunt for Men number held, although Castro's Morgsn of Toledo, Ohio, to inter­ The Church of the Naaarens wag brother Rsul, commander In chief view him. daoorated with ehryaanthemuma lu Conspiracy of the armed forces, several days Officials remsined silent shout Atty. Yonce Criticizes PoUce Captain Tells Saturday afternoon at 2 o’clock for Ago put the figure at about 8.000. Morgan's whereshouts and his rnis Over Holiday Lighting OIVE UP THICK * the wedding of Mias Margaret Jane Reports from the provinces said tn the conspiracy. Various' reports TO PLAT SAFE Swain, daughter of Mr. and |ffa. Both sU m (Contlnned from Page One) there had been 30 arrests tn pinar had him 4 s dead, under srrest -or By Allred ShMnwold Samuel R. Swain, 76 (Tottagb St., an undercover agent who ex­ Mayor Eugene Kelly auffeatad, Novra Del Rio yesterday, more than 150 Way Nominees Picked His Story in Issue A charge that “apparently thef^ UJl. Mretore Trein OtompM and Cfitarlas Lester McFall, 513 to have surrendered in I-fs Villas, in Clanfuegos and more than 100 posed the pinttets. Me is one of Town Board of Dlrectora doaa not "Why not have the town InaUU "Doto It reaUy pay to play aafe 7 Main S t, son of Tennyson McFall including several persons of “con-, two foreigners who holds the the lighU? It would take about a Mki A coiT6§pond6nt. In th6 typi* tv*- A « _ in Saiita Clara. 3!^ realise the Importance of busineaa ♦ A KQ n 4 » and the late Mrs. tfcFall. The Rev. sidersbie Importance.” Details, Police In Havana released a highest rank in Castro's army. Rockville Police CapUIn Petar^to your Honor and the Commia Intaraata in Manchester” waa made day and a half." cal care you’re expected to make ♦ 6 4 C. E. Winslow, minister of the were not available. A group of Americans - includ­ A member of th* mmortty sioners that newly-appointed offi­ HowavAr M i r ^ then pointed sure of your contract by giving up number of those picked up for -» tw,. RfAVMAn D a m A rrE tlC POllWCE AH m means to demo­ Dowgewicx today offered his e» today by thb retail members of the wnrr kabt church, pattormed the double ring Meanwhile, a band of armed questioning. Most of them report­ ing two embassy offirtals com­ tlon of the Vernon Democratic cers bs ssnt to tha State Police (Chamber of Commarcc. out the problem waa net only of trick that you could normally MANCHESTER SHOPPING PARKADE cratic process ia new to me. Per­ planaUon of the evenU leading to > KQ 102 eeremohy. men attacked a small military out­ edly were members of Castro’S plained that they were held for Party today laahed out agalnet haps that is why 1 cannot agree his suspension for two weeks with­ Training School. This can ba done Bxceptiem waa alao taken to re­ inaUtlUig the lighU but deciding win. Don't all these extra tricks J what he termed .machine polltica i B75S2 Given in marriage by her father, post near Matanzas, 65 miles own armed forces. nearly seven hours after arriving with machine {wlitlca. I believe out pay by the Police Commlesion. under provisions of Sac. 2B-28 of marks made by the Directors dur­ M the poalUon and placaa wtaeie coat yoii thousands of points durlftg''' ♦ 4J975 this bride wore a floor-length gown In the Vernon parly. northeast of Havana. Authorities Two American free-lajnce Jour- on the auto ferry from Key West. that candidatea for office should Until today, Dowgewlcz has da- the Oeneral Statutes of the State ing their meeting Tuesday night they might be inatalled. the course of a year?” of Chantilly lace, made wdth tiered said no casualties were reported In a prepared elatemenl. Atty. of Connecticut. Recruits must have Tliey sure do, brother. But let a nalisU were still being held de­ FIs. They said they a’ere ques­ going around in the be freely chosen In open caucus, cllned to comment on the events when the Chamber’s request for It waa at thia point Mahoney skirt of Chantilly lace and net. but ‘ that seven men were cap­ tioned at Camp Llbertad near Ha­ Harvey Yonce. one of three min- without regard to economic affili­ more than Intelligence and good $1,200 or other help In carrying aaid the chief benefactors fbom the look at one of these typical cases to 4) A J 5 3 spite a formal U.S. embassy de­ leading up to the auapenaion. sweetheart n eck lin e and short tured. vana. orltv Democrata seeking to replace ation. employer-employe relation- Dowgewicx made public a six looka. The expenditure of money out /the many-years-old annual Chriatmas lights would be th# _ I how much mors It would cost IB Q J 10 mand for their release. They were best school circles! thrw others nominated by the sleeves. Her fingertip veil was a t­ Castro forces continued to haul point letter to Mayor Olson In for new cmiaera, radia', teletypes, Christmas lighting program waa buaineaamen. to neglect the safety play. ♦ 9 2 tached to a cup crown of peau de 6Sfer.u. Tow. unlforma, equipment, new quarters which he says he hopea,.the aua­ turned down. Director Alice Lamanxo added, West leads the queen of clubs, ♦ KI0S2' sole and seed pearls. She carried a PiH! he does not believe the candidates, 1 ,.j believe that the candl penaion will “not become a politi­ and tha like, cannot substitute for Willard Marvin, chairman and "If we do something for the mer­ and East wins with the ace. East TimHk tsatBsssts M stt picked by the latter group were 1 4 Peat 1 4 F aa colonial bouquet of white carna­ saco n y datea proposed by the Democratic cal football.". adequate training. spokesman of the retail division, chants, ws have to do something very cleverly returns a heart, and tions and roses. freely chosen. Democrats Rdp Mayor "5. My attorney Informa me that West’s king forces out dummy’s 2 4 Paia 2 NT PaM Town Committee were freely cho- said he waa "very disappointed" for the lawyers and the doctors.” Miss Mary E. Swain, 75 Cottage O F IN T IL ' • /' - Yo'nce and Seymour E. l-ayiU, een. I cannot sit by and aee a Last night the Democratic Town the ordinance on auapenaiona al­ ace, Thia removes the side entry to 3 NT All PM» t:u;: by the Board’s action in refuaing Used to Contrlbuto' OpMdbg lead — 4Q St., was maid of honor for her sis­ lis:: who also released a statement lo- machine group attempt to >take Committee adopted a resolution lows the Board of Police Commla- to aid in the lighting program. After considerable further dis- the .long diamonds. itVAi aloners to suspend a member for ter. Bridesmaids were Miss Priscil­ skirts day. are seeking the Demwralic should be a repreeenla deploring “the obviously crude Marvin explained that the Cham­ cuaaion, the Dikeclors agreed they If you want to play fpr the extra la Anthony, Vernon, and Mias An­ nommation to ^^e^Board i tive body with the Intentions of methods being pursued by Mayor thirty days at Its discretion with­ trick, you lead out the top dia­ WARDS ber had wished to embark on a were not in favor of granting the 9 PM cation, along isithL.v Mrs. Mary» Pfau ... ' (gjj, political out pay and that there la no pro­ 6; Oluba--Q J B 8 6. What do you na Suchy, 91 Clinton St. (Herman) Olson In hla attempt to decorating program this year Chamber’a request. monds. If the diamonds break All three attendants wore gowms 'who wants the nomination for sec­ future. throw Captain Dowgewlcz out of vision for a hearing. It ia my per- which would use new omamenta normally, or If somebody has the say aonal feeling that this ordinance John Wiet, executive vice pres­ of frosted nylon over pink taffeta, 824-828 MAIN ST.—Mt 8-8181 $5.98-$6.98 ond selectman. “My interest in tha Board of Ed­ the police force after hla many and lights rather than those which ident of the Chamber, sslA the re­ singleton jack you will ta,ke 11 Ana w ar; Pass., You havs 11 years of falthftil and loyal serv­ should be changed so that an.v of­ designed with short sleeves, bouf­ These three will be run in a pri­ ucation it that of a oltlaen at­ have been installed In the past. quest waa made in a letter sent tricks,for a score of 660 points. points In high cards and may fant skirts and large taffeta bows 1 mary Aug. 2« against three others, tempting to tniure that thia town ice." ficer would be entitled lo a public ’The coal of this new program, When the diamonds break, badly, count 2 point! for distribution, but Mayor Olson was preparing a hearing And appeal to the courts to Martin April 21 so that there In thfl back. The maid of honor car­ nominated by the Democratic receivea the beat in education that which has also been auggeated in would be plenty of time to consider however, you will probably go you still don't havs an opening bid. ried a colonial bouquet of plnli, and WOULD YOU LIKE TO Town Committee. iU citizens can provide, and not reply today to statements made by for an impartial decision on any down, scoring minus 100 points. Beware of opsning a borderline eharglas that may be brought ■everal letters to the Chamber from it. Martin’s reply aaying it would blue carnations and roses, and the HlH} The town committee originally the foaterlng of a political fu­ Dowgewicx In his letter. private citizens, would come to ap­ Tou doiiT nave to play the hand hand when you have no aces and Dowgewicx returned to his du­ against him. be considered waa received a few bridesmaids carried colonial bou­ SAVE MONEY? jiim; chose Atty. Francis Shea, Judge ture." proximately $6,000, he said. days ago. Wiet said. all-out. After taking dummy’s ace when you are counting points for quets of pink carnations and roses. TRU-COlD‘* Skirt showT) is kilt styled, Francis T O'Loughlln and John Lavltt's Statemenl ties yesterdav. He had been sus­ “6, In conclusion, may I state of hearts 'you can return a low a suit headed by Q-J or worse. pended for "failure to properly that In my years of police work. I ’The town was aaked to con­ For several years the town had The flower girl, Nancy Strait, fringed trimmed with Hoj”!. for the school board, as well “laaues face every Boerd mem­ tribute, since the lighting will contributed about $250 a year to­ diamond from the dummy. Thia (Copyright 19SB, Oeneral 105 High St., Rockville, wore ■ PHONE Ml 3-5U1 a knit w-alsthand for as John McKeow-n for the post of ber. Not partiaen. perhaps, but execute hla duties." have not engaged in partisan poli­ tics. I sincerely hope that the inci­ show, aa it has in the past. that. ward the lighting program, but in guarantaea the contract. Tou will Fentnree Corp.) pink nylon dress and carried a growing room Rlzeg 7 to nevertheless of Intense Interest to The’ Police Commission charge • second selectmen. However. Hoyt dent of my euapenaion does not be­ Manchester wishes to obaen'e the 1957 nothing came of the Cham­ almoat surely wind up with a score colonial bouquet of pink carna­ ASK FOR APPLIANCE 111 withdrew his name, leaWng dne every voter, be he parent, and/or that the captain had ordered e pa­ come a political football. spirit of the aeason; It attracts ber's request for a contribution. of 630 points. tions and roses. post as yet unfilled by the town taxpayer trolman to report to a local bar­ Question of Odds tender hia reasons for having ta- Respectfully youra. shoppers to the town, thua pro­ Martin told the Chamber that no Tennyson McFall Jr., Enfield, * SALESMAN OR SIMPLY f r a e z e r committee. "t believe that the simple ex­ viding additional revenue here; and Should you take your safe 630 brother of the bridegroom, was penditure of money does not neces-, aued a warning in a traffic viola­ Peter J. Dowgewicx. Captain provision had been made in the p i Judge Clxiughlin said, when Rockville Police Department" town-owned property (Canter budget "at thq time” for a con­ points, or should you play all-out best man. Ushers w-ere Samuel MAIL THIS COUPON FOR Hoyt announced his withdrawal, ssrily equal good education, nor tion. Park) fronts on a section of the In the attempt to get the extra 30 ii l ll Dowgewica revealed today that The Resolution tribution. In' 1958. the Chamber EHSTUIOOD.XIN \ T i r • I • M M f t tH( I) G. and Robert A. Swain, both of does saving it mean bad achoola. street which will be lighted, he points ? that he. O'Loughltn, would also, “Such things as merit bonus the bartender la Peter Jaconaki, “Th# bemocratic Party has g6ne again aaked the town for funds ■ rm i 75 Cottage St., and Delbert and FURTHER DETAILS nil withdraw. He has not yet done so. on record aa beln$; opposed to the said, to help in the program. No answer The odds are 3 to 1 that the dia­ A BIG DOUBLE BILL Robert Reynolds, bpth of 250 Au­ systema. proper dlatrtbutiona of steward of thp American Legion ^ liole Town Benefits monds will break favorably. If you —’•Atty. Shea, elected last night as pupils to give every chik' hla beat Home. He aaid Jaconaki asked for harsh and unnecessary auapenaion was received, Wiet said. Jerrr Lsiri* Bsbert Tajrlsr tumn St. Town Committee chairman, aaid . However, the Directors do not play the hand all-out four times ‘nss Loslis Chrysanthemums decora,tea the opportunity to learn, and the rela­ information about the warning of Captain Peter Dowgiewicz from William MaJkenaon. chairman of Is he still expecta 0'I,oughIin to th# Police Department for a pe­ seem lo realize that the econom.v the Chamber of Commerce light­ you figure to score 660 points on "Don’t Olvo "The Davis Memorial Youth Building tionship of pupil to teacher popula­ and he told Jaconaki he would ask of a town goes hand-in-hand with three oocasiona and to go down one Hangman" make the announcement. tion need careful ecrutiny by a riod of two weeks. We deplore the ing committee, aaid it ia planned Up The Ship’’ where a reception for 200 guests MOMONTGOMERY W ARD ~ ] Yonoe's Statement the officer to see him the success or failure of business in trick and thus lose 100 points on l:M-4;U-aiW i;ta-a:ia I SAIE Board dedicated only to giving the obviously crude methods being pur­ thia yeat to have a decorating pro­ was held Immediately after the “Many people have aaked me Dowgewicx says "This was not that town, Marvin said, referring gram which will use garlands, tin the fourth hand. Tour total score ceremony. The mother' of the 824-828 Main St.. Manchester townspeople the moat and best Intended as an order, but merely a sued by Mayor Olaon in hii at­ Sma., “Th* Men* Heldleni’’ la Calar why I chose to run tn » primary education for each tax dollar ex­ tempt to throw Captain Dowgie­ to a remark^ made by Director sel, lights and 6-foot candles over for all four hands la 1880 points. bride received "in a blue sheath request and done only as a rour Now let's suppose you take the GET THE RIGHT SIZE for the Board of Education. Per­ pended. wicz out of the police force after Francis Mahoney that the “chief the center of the street. dress of shantung with Chantilly haps I should start by saying that leay to a taxpayer. There was no benefactors of the Christmas light­ same four hands and play them all Name “I pledge myself to do only this hia many years of faithful and Some of .the lighting fixtures bodice and sleeves, matching ac­ Lorlng Studio politica and political action la a attempt lo influence the officer. In ing are the business men.” and wires have been In use for aafe/ You score a sure 630 points cessories and corsage of white if elected to the Board. I have no fact, the ticket wss iasiied and a loyal service. We object to the MRS. CHARLES IJilSTER Me FALL AT THE RIGHT PRICE new experience to me. Because of other political ambition." cnide and diagiiating interjection of “Of course the business men many years and were uaed at the each time. Your total score for all sweetheart roses. Address I copy sent to the Motor Vehicle De­ four hands is 2520 points. my birth in Washington, D.C., S politics into our police department. benefit from the program." Mar­ old Charter Oak Fairs. They are Upon their return on Aug. 15 w as. not able to vole until I partment in the iiBual course of vin skid, “but in the long puli so reported to be in ’’poor shape." Thif should answer the question. BURNSIDE: from a wedding trip to Canada the selections for teenagers. They would have a better chance to be ; Stredet* Studiet Aided busineaa. Such requeata are not iin The Mayor has kept the police de­ HUIIN'.IDI AVi ■ ( HTI || I ' ’ j Tel...... j mov'ed into Vernon some three partment in a continual state of does the whole town, not only One-third of the lights used in the It may not pay to Insure yourself the <»uple will reside at 1009 are: “Phil Rizzuto Story,” Milton elected President. ' ’^Soid only by Wards years ago. I immediately became common, as your Honor knows." from the beautification standpoint, decorating ar,e owned by the against some fantastically un­ Main St. The bride’s traveling J; Shapiro; “Coast Guard.” Glen “I believe this would be so be­ politically active. Thia has helped Stockholm—The Sweden-Amerl- Dowgewicx contends in his let­ turmoil and upheaval ever since he Chamber of Commerce and Iwo- likely bad break, but it does pay to H ELD O VER! assumed office. When he nan for but from the practical standpoint costume waa a black and white Paxton; “Have Space Suit, Will cause of RockefelleV'a record of me appreciate the value of the ca Foundation in Stockholm has ter that the mayor decided to drop of economics as well.” thirds by various private com­ guard yourself against routtm bad checked s)iit with black patent aggressive and warmly human made it poaaible in its 40 years' the office he waa critical of the un- em u c/M CMis/ff Travel," Robert A. Heinlein; “Je t « r vote, open caucus, and representa­ the matter when It wSs found Marvin pointed out that the panies which have erected them in breaks. leather accessories and corsage Pilot.” Henry B. Lent; “Twixt leadership, his translation of Re-1 tive candidatea. existence for nearly 3,000 young legal technicalitiea would prevent aatiafactory conditions in the de­ Chriatmas program attracts shop­ the past. — - Dally Qiieatioa 1 partment. The Mayor has had al­ 1 of white sweetheart roses. Twelve and Twenty, ’ Pat Boone; publican principles into practical; __"A few misled souls have slated Swedea to study in the United Dowgewicx from receiving a pen­ pers. not only froni'Mancheater but The Chamber would like to buy As dealer, you hold; Spades-K The bride graduated from Man­ action, and his acceptability to ’ States. Besides Issuing fellowahlpa. most four yehra to bring a better “A Career for Carol.” Maxine and even publicly that there were no sion If he retired. He denies having from surrounding towns aa well, all new lights and then have them Q 10 2; Hearts—K 8 4; Diamonds chester High School in 1958 and great groups of voters. Republi­ the foundation conducts an inten- ayatem Into effect. He has failed fS'S’/ John Drury: and “A Handbook for IsBuea in thia primary. I will dia- declined to accept a pension. thua creating more jobs here and erected either by a private com­ is now employed at the Connecti­ can and otherwise, all of whose agrre violently. A major taaue la aivs information service to do this. He has brought-the de- pany or the town. Dating," Cecile Jane Richmond. Aa for training of policemen. otherwise boosting the economy. cut Bank and Trust Co. The Among other new books, the li­ support ia necessary for victory in ■partment to chaos inatead. He has The chairman also pointed out “The town can have the l^hta Dowgewicx aaya he has auggeated demoralised the department to the bridegroom attended Manch(wter brary also^has two of the top 10 I960." that newly appointed officers be the merchants pay approximately if it wanta them," Wiet said. > / High School and is employed at point where officers are resigning “We're only intereated in getting best-sellers on this week's list:’ Whoever wins the party nomi­ sent to a State Police training 20 per cent of the taxes in town S ;I5 Tarh. 4!M-ia;tl the Pioneer Parachute Co. . “Dear and Glorious Physician." by Clannish plaids and happy colors makreUuiglitsrt want to and the public has had enough of and that tha task of carrying this them up and having a display that DINE and DANCE ■ TBia PBOGBAM St« nation, Morhemse added, will re­ school. his mismanagement." Every THURS.-FRI.-8AT. | Taylor Caldwell and, "Mrs. Arris ceive the vigorous support of the dance . . let mothera tJdte It aagy on wialiitay, becauie In their resolution the Demo­ burden ia only lightened by pro­ Manchester can be proud of." I Saconv'a wool-orloii flannels need no speelal care . . . Wiet pointed out that the Cham; Andover Goes to Paris.” by Paul Galileo. New York Republican organiza­ crats charged, that Olaon has "kapt motions such aa the C^hristmaa Others are “Meet South Africa," can't shrink out of size . . . need llttla preasinf. lighting program. her also sponaora. at Its oWn «x- I OAK GRILL I tion. the police department in a con­ penae, the annual Christmas pa­ by John Gunther; "The Byzan­ tinual state of upheaval. . . ” Method of Aaeeealng $0 Oak St., Mancheeter j j Children’s Picnic tines," by Thomas Caldecott Open Wed., Thnre., f>l. 10 to 9 PJM. Towns like Manchester exist be­ rade and contributes to the Town .DSTMRTFOIID Men., Tnes., ftot. 10 to 6 F.M . ^ NYLON Atty. Shea Elected Recreation Department for the Chubb; "Elephant Hill." by Robin Container I.4*vel High Adopting the resolution waa one cause they serve as centers for the White. “And Promenade Home,” production and distribution of Santa Claus workshop in Center Sel Wednesday of several actions taken by the Springs Park;— by Agnes DeMille; “The Scien­ New York—United States manu­ J .a a. Democratic Town Committee last goods and aervices; these activities facturers' shipments of neW glass Miss Lobdell Dies, Bfeet Tueeday . The annual “Children’s Picnic" tists," by Eleazar Lipsky; “The T IR E SA LE n irtt. create jobs, and employment op­ The executive committee of the Island.” by Robert Payne; ' Life of containers continued last year at i of the Mothers Club will be held The group elected Atty. Francis portunities attract people who, in Retail Division is to meet Tuesday Vtneaiil 1*plra Christ.” by Fulton J. Sheen: "Sold substantially ' the sarne all-time- Shea as Democratic Town Chair­ Retired Teacher turn, "symbolize the city," Marvin Wednesday at the home of Mrs. high level r-eached in 1957. Again to discuaS what shall be done Paul Donahue on Bear Swamp Rd. fo# Silver,” bv Janet Lim; and TRU-COLD* spoce-saving TRU-COLD’ family size FIRST-LINE man to succeed John L. Moran said, adding that the town "has Ratuni of Hm Ply'' “Walk Under the Trees.’’ by Max­ the 20-billion-iinit mark w as; about the Chriatmas street light­ It will begin at 11 a.m. The pic­ who resigned. Miss Elizabeth F. Lobdell. 86. a done nothing to foster thia." ine and John Drury. passed, and dollar volume totaled 17 cu^ ft. deluxe chest ing program now that funds will nic is for members a:td their chil­ $822,000,000. deluxe chest freezer First Quality— Shea waa elected over High retired Manchester school teacher, The $1,200 figure suggested to not be coming from the town. .BOLTON NOTCH Rotary Plans .AiicUuii WANTED S.heriff„...ir!licholas Pawiuk by 18 died Tuesday night at Middlesex the Board of Directors waa based CHIIBBIN dren. I..OCR1 members of the Coventry Stores 595 lbs. of food. Raymond Rippman, manager of lRTeS.6etaf44M Those attending are asked to Stores 455 Ibi. of food. votes to 12. Pawiuk was nominsted Memorial Hoapltal, Middletown, on a $1.40-a-foot store front aa- the Sears, Roebuck store at . the VjFItW Rotary Club have been reminded Car Mop Uspb Magiieta Fa*t-freeze teefion; 1.95 by Atty. Leo Flaherty and waa after a long illness. sesament which retail merchants take a, casserole or salad. Ice that an auction will be held at the Feature’s foit-freeie Manchester Chopping Parkade, cream and punch wlll be furnished HRST CUSS AUTO MECHAMO 110 LEVEL the choice of a minority faction Miss Lobdell came to Manches­ are paying In the Christmas light­ TONIGHT reaidence of L. D. MacQuown on Gainesville. Fla,--A Gainesville section, big storog one handy storage when told of the town’s decision at by the club. Those who need trans­ within the party. ter in 1818, and taught a first grade ing program.'However, it was also a Chamber meeting yesterday said High St. in Coventry at 10 a.m. inventor has devised a car-washing :*239 basket. Pink interior. $io do(NN EXTENSIVE EXPFJUENCE NECESSARY portation are asked to call Mrs. basket. $10 DOWN — Factory Fresh Another minority candidate. at the Barnard School from 1918 suggested the cost to the town he waa very aurpriaed by the Aug. 22. mop complete with long handle and TOP WAGES — EXCELLENT WORKING Erwin Tuxbury, waa defeated in to 1920. She then went to the could be $1,000 if it did the instal­ -town's action. SiinlBiillnB John McGuire, Mrs. Eugene ALPO.\ Hold* Dats Open stitched-in permanent magnets CONDITIONS. APPLY hla bid for town committee mem­ Nathan Hale School where she was lation work. "In every town I've, ever been In, Schwanke or Mrs. John Laiva. The Andover Lake Property that hold the pad in snug contact bership when he received 1.1 votes. a flrat grade teacher until her re­ At the Directors meeting. Gen­ the town has made some effort to The picnic is usually held'on the Owners' Assn, has not planned an with metal surfaces of the automo­ 824-828 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER—MI .3-5161 tirement in 1943. Prior to her eral Manager Richard Martin aaid. second Wednesday of August but event at the Red Barn on Saturday CENtER MOTOR SALES Named to the committee were either install or otherwise help the SkNfWiB* waBeiegierew bile. It can be used for washing or $2 Qss Atty. Thomaa F. Rady III and teaching positions in Manchester, "We don’t have any funds for this Chamber in the Chriatntaa lighting was postponed until the third so that all members will be free lo polishing. 461 MAIN ST, i Bernard Oroua. the taught at the North aide. purpose.” program." Wednesday because of the vaca­ attend the annual Carnibar of the John J. Lehan was elected treas­ School, Briatol, from 1894 to 1900; wT £ n[ Gmms tion. scJiedule of the P ratt and Volunteer Firp Department in An­ Black and at the Federal Hill School, Whitiiey Div.. United Aircraft. urer to fill the vacancy caused by ville;-a slater. Stater Marie Thomas dover Center. the death of Thomas J. Kernan. Bristol, to 1907. From 1907 to 1913, National Guard stationed at the Kindergarten Plans The Cainibar will be set up with she taught in Lansdowne. Pa., and of the Sisters of Mercy. West Manchester Armory took part. l i H q u . Inl DrW*>lii Sliawint Plans for the first co-operative 7.50x14—Tubclcm , Following „ e the texts of the Hartford: a granddaughter and booths lining either side of the Dowgewicx letter and the resolu- did substitute teaching after that Bearers were John Kluck. Wil­ I i 1 h i l l i » ’ kindergarten in town were de­ sho'rt Main St. which wlH be block­ until coming to Manchester in 1918. two great-grandchildren. . liam J. Shields, John G. Glenney, HERCULES' veloped further yesterday at a E i v e 1M7 and Itfifi ti(Mi by the Democrats. Funeral services will be held at ed off at each end with fire appa­ She was bom in Moodus. April Alfred M. Steele, Henry J. Mc­ meeting in the home of Mrs. Eu­ n i O Models Hie Letter 8:15 a.m. at the Burke Funeral — P lat — ratus. As Is customary, there -will ! “Dear Mayor Olaon: 17, 1873. attended Hartford Pub­ Cann and Fred Sobielo. C S M i,fi- VIHar Maisra-BUls* BtawsH gene Schwanke. A group of inter­ be a minimum charge for admit­ Ford, Chevrolet, Plym­ Home, 76 Prospect St., Rockville, “ESCOBT WEST’l outh, Dodge, ete. "Having been suspended from lic High School and graduated and at 9 at St. Bernard's Church ested parents reviewed by-laws tance. my duties _s Captain of the Rock­ from New Britain Normal School " P L U S ACTION CO-HIT and jiteps which will have to • be where a solemn requqiem Maas House Unit Voles "TEN'DATS TO TU1.ARA’’ BtSI AHtAiJ IJf IHL RISI ville Police D etrim en t for two in 1894. She was a 'member of will be celebrated. Burial will be in taken to put the kindergarten into 5(anchester Evening Herald An­ TTie tire with the 100.000 mile Dupont nylon cord body. weeks for “failure to properly ex­ Christ Church Cathedral, Hart­ St. Bernard’s Cemetery. | operation. dover corresjMindenl, Mrs. Paul D. Safer than the tires on new carsryet priced lower here. ecute my command" and having ford. . Friends may call at the funeral j Ic Gas Tax Hike Publicity chairman Mrs. Walter Pfanstlehl, telephone Pilgrim received extensive criticism from She leaves a sister. Mrs. Arthur home today from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 Weir said that a great deal of co­ 2-6856. your Honor in the press. I feel Gtowdy of Olastonbur)’. p.m. (Oonthined from Page One) operation will be needed to make ^ FOR B 6 Y5 that I should make the following The funeral will be held at 1:30 the co-op a successful venti:re. She CUSTOM DELUXE NYLON reply: tomorrow afternoon at the James A one-cent increase in the tax on LoFOND BROS. STEAK HOUSE urged parents to turn out for a Nixon, Rockefeller A FUN-PACKED PROGRAM FOR THE WHOLE DAT! ‘T. In June of 1000, one of the T. Pratt Funeral Home. 7l Farm ­ F u n e ra li Gasoline, Diesel and special fuels MON80N, MASS.—T E L CO T-S684 apecial meeting gt 8 p.m. Monday MONDAY T^ni FRIDAY. 9 A.M. to 4 fM L patrolmen gave a warning ticket ington Ave.. Hartford. Burial will would raise an estimated $380 mil­ In the elementary school at which Ballot Test Gertaiii By FISK Home of the Sons of Fun for speeding , to a peraon unknown be In Zion Hill Cemetery, Hartford. lion between next Sept. 1 and June plans will be discussed and a Tripa ^iwimmiiuE Cookoatu to me at that time. I was requeet- Friends may call at the funeral Miss Nadine M. Sullivan 30, 1960. and $580 million for the slate 6t officera will be preaent- In New Hampshire TUBELESS TUBED home from 7 to 9 o'clock tonight. FuneriU services for Mias Nadine The place where you always sea a good, clean show. Why not BLACKWALL WHITEWALL BLACKWALL et. by Mr. Jaconaki'- Steward at the 1961 fiscal year ending June 30, arrange your special parties here? We have special party rates. (m1. Exploring American Legion Home, to give M. Sulliviin of 96 McKee St., who 1961. Keep Them Uueaalng! Hikwi . , Pony Rides died Sunday morning, were held Very reasonable. Alao see our Big Saturday Night ‘Ga.v Ninety (Oentinued from '•age One) Tire Sale Sale Tire Sale Sale him Information concenting the The transfer of money from Nile. Something to see. Sunday, all day is family time. Food Mrs. J(^n Hutchinson and Mrs. Movies Indian I>ore Dramatics circumstances. I told him I would Mrs. Viola Lugg Wednesday morning from the John atuomobile and parts revsnusa time 12 noon to 10 p.m Show time 4 to 8 p.m. Children’s hour 5 Mary Boudreau are in on a se­ supporter* of Vice President Rich­ Size Price Price Size Price Price ask the offloer to see him, which F. Tierney Funeral Home at 8:30 starting July 1, 1961, and cbntlnu- cret, namely, what will happen at 116,00 Weekly 0 Transportation Provided and from tre Church of the As­ to 8 p.m. Family time is all the time. For reservations call ard Nixon had announced they i 6.70x15 20.88 24.88 6.70x15 17.88 21.88 I did. Thia waa not intended aa an Dies in Rockville ing for the next three years would Monson, CO 7-5584. the next Grange meeting Monday (’amp Season Ends Anff. 28 order, but merely a request and sumption at 9 o’clock. would alao seek delegate seats In | 7.10x15 22.88 26.88 7.10x15 19.88 2.3.88 represent about $2iA billion. LaFOND BROS., MONSON, MASS. a* 8 p.m. at the Town Hall, Mrs. the flrat-ln;the nation primary. done only aa a courtesy *.o a tax­ A solemn requiem Mass waa ... -The compromise was offered by Hutchinson is in charge of the 7.60x15 24.88 28.88 7.60x15 21.88 25.88 Rockville — Mrs. Viola Hager celebrated, with the Rev. Joseph FAMOUS FOR STEAKS and GOOD, CLEAN SHOWS. Under New Hampshire law, dele-- ^ SUMNER THOMPSON. Dirtctor payer. There waa no attempt to Lugg, 71, of 57 Elm St., widow of Rep. John Byrnes (R-Wis). It la program while Mrs. Boudreau 8.00x15 26.88 .10.88 8.00x15 2.1.88 27.88 influence tlie officer. In fact, the F. Farrell the celebrant, the Rev. gatea who want to run "pledged” PHONE lUHor 94MU Harry Grenfell Lugg and mother still subject to an agreement with heads the refreshment committee. to a candidate muai obtain nia con­ 8.20x15 26.88 .10.88 8.20x15 2.3.88 27.88 ticket was issued and a copy aent Riidiard C irtln the deacon, and the House Public Works Commit­ U'nlike most women, they have 400 ELI^GTON RD., EAST HARTFORD \ . of State Legislative Commissioner the Rev. George Hughes--sub sent. But a candidate’s permission 6.00x16 15.88 to the Motor Vehicle Department Harry Hager Lugg of Rockville, tee, which is ohargsd with setting ver>' little to say and what thsy in the. usual course of business. deacon. The Rev. Robert Wood and is not required if a delegate died at her home yesterday after­ up an annual apportionment to the v(ri1I tell of the meeting is in verse, chooses lb .run as "favorable" t() Size Black While , Ail TIree UncondltlonaJly Such requests are not uncommon, noon. the Rev. Francis T. Butler were states on a 90-10 per cent federal- as follows: “Come_n from , the Holmes Peter Frazier. Box Mt. Rd., Bol­ ler as the only Republican with a 1 5 “ the .Union Congregational (Church. Funeral, Home. The Rev. Percy M. pedia has been added to the shelve# Men’s and Boys’ If you yen for a yacht, or merely yearn to git in the by them. It was (feclded that: be­ ton; Mrs. Viola Valleau, 192 Cen­ chance to win the p^idency next DURILIN SHOES BRAND NEW 4>mciating. Burial will be In Oak Spurrier, associate pastor of South of the Burnap-Skinner Memorial Item of a xnappy little outboard or sailboat of your WHITEWALL cause of the legal technicalitiea ter St.; Mrs Gertrude Hobron, 45 Library. A list of other books year. Cliff Cemetery. Derby at 1 p.m. Methodist Church', officiated, and very own, you don’t have to let lack of ready epeh FIRST QUALITY involving the Police Benefit Fund, OfiSciating at the committal serv­ Concord Rd.; Alfred Cyr, 670 N. which would be helpful to local The protest come from Alphonzo DURILIN a.. the new miracle that outwears leather J burial was In East Cemetery. keep you and your family away from the fun and re­ pension and social imurity and ice will be the Rev, Elmer L. Pat­ Main St.; Mra. Stella Varrick, 171 students at RHAM High St^ool Bell, chairman of the Los An­ TA0X14 Bearers were Joseph Carman, laxation of boating. .8 8 municipal corporation law, it could terson, pastor of the Second Con­ High St., Rockville; Arthur Peck, has beer obtained recently by the geles County Republican Centrsil Karl Keller, David Hutchinson. '^NOWi Unique sola spacidlly dasignad tp giva Simply borrbw the moneg you’ll need from your Tubeless not be done Contrary to your gregational Church of Derby. Dart Hill Rd.. Rockville; Patricia Boar.1 of Library Directors. Letters Committee. The Los Angeles or­ 7.50x14 Evald Erickson. Robert Olson, and THRU nearest CBAT office. A Connecticut Bank and Trust 49 ! ahatemeait that 1 refiiaed such a ■niere will be calling hours. L. Rice, 38 Bruce Rd.; Mrs: Mareha have been sent to publishers to see ganization heavily, favors Nixon, that "walk-on-air" taoUngl' Company loan can be arranged promptly, with pay­ pension, you at that time con­ Richard_Wmmons. F^cone, 14 High Ridge Rd., Rock- who comes from suburban Whit­ SAT. what editions of the listed items • Scutfprool. . . practically indestructible ment* spread over as much as twd years, if you-wish. curred in their determinetton and Michael B. KeetUig vine; Mrs. Ixiiiise Honer, Bast could be obtained. tier. _ Life insurance covering tbs unpaid balance of the ALL PRICES PLUS TAX AND John McOann aaid ‘Let's drop it." Rockville— Michael B. Keating, Hartford; Phillip Auchbert, 229 In addition to a number of new Bell, while approving competi­ • Waterproof, jiDt affected by heat or cold loan is provided free. RECAPPABLE CASING “3. As to your Honor's statement ,84. of 164 Union St., Rockville, died, Funeral services for John Mc- South St.. Rockville. tion for the nomination, said ,"the pair The (Connecticut Bank and Trust Company^ always Due . t o the length of this truly great picture and the impor­ books, inoludiitg those purchased • No poiiahinE, just clean with a damp cloth that ‘policy-making has been taken last night at Rockville City Hoapi- 'Cltnn,' who died at the Veterans BIRTHS TUESDAY; A daugh­ In recent numbers and those ob technique of advancing the presi­ happy to lend money for any worthwhile pureosl. Hospital in Rocky Hill Monday, tance of seeing it frohi the heghining there will be dally mati­ away from the Captain’, the ordi­ ter to Mr. and Mrs. JusMn I.,athrop, tolned through the library "swap dential candidacy of Rockefeller • Black or' Burgundy Brown ...... OUR BUSINESS IS BUILT ON PUBLIC TRUST were held Wednesday morhing at 28 Talcott Ave., Rockville; a nees at 2 p.m." and evening showings at 8^30 preceded by a on the basis that he alone can win nance specifically pThvides that the He waa born in Manchester, Feb. program of Interesting short subjects at 7:30. sessions," more non-fiction will be [ II I 1 1 1 Board of Police Commlasionera 8, 1875, son of the late Michael B. 8:30 from the Holmes Funeral daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Russell for the GOP next ye^ir” was both MEN’S SIZES V to 11 Home and kt 9 o’clock from St. added to current tltlfs. Mrs. Rob­ 6 2 shall have the general management and Mary Keating Keating. He had Schwarzmann, East -Hartford. ert McBride is visiting the Stale unfair to the governor and con­ MAIL ORDERS ACCEPTED James’ Ciliurch. .The Rev. Joseph H. 2 a I of the Police Department an() make lived in Rockville for more than BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A Library in East Hartford toclay trary to party interests. U N IQ U I S O U ar needful, rules and regulations. 50 years. McCann was th^ celebrantfi and daughter to Mr, and Mrs. Frederick GEORGE SIEVENS' Said Morhouse: “I have never Please add 25c to retail price to BOYS’ SIZES 3V2 to 6 SPiaAUY DISIGNCO the Verq Rev. John F. Hannon . to'■’’select non-fiction books in re­ It has never been the function of He was formerly overseer at the Oakes. Bolton; a daughter to Mr. sponse to the requests and ex< said and I do not say now that w cover handling and mailing charges. FOR WALKING IASI I FISK TIRE SERVICED waa seated in the aanctuary. and Mra. Harold Green, N. River the Captain to eatkbliah policy. Rock Manufacturlnit Co., in Ro’ck- pressed interests o l local library outstandlhg Republican leader like IN HARTIUHO IN MANCHtSUH \ "4. As to the charge of lack of ville, and later, until his retirement Mrs. Charles Robbins was or­ Rd., Coventry; a daughter to Mr. Vice President Nixon could not TIig CofiMelieut (Bank ganist, and Charles Robbins was TNI patrons. training and leadership, I 'wish to 11 years ago, waa employed at the and Mrs. Joseph Fournier, Pine ANNEHUUIK These books will be available for win in I960.” soloist. ■ ...... Ridge Dr., Andover; a daughter e 404 W. MIDDLE TURNPIKE dUID T m isr COMPANY 911 Park St. OpenDaUy«to6 91 Center St. point out that the last police former M. T. SteVens Co., a woolen I IBB wshdm 0l a limited period of time after which But since Bell “has raised the CH 6-6561 .“ !! • ‘® • mi 3-2444 school waa arranged for by me and mill.. Full military honors 'were con­ to Atty. and Mrs. Hsrbert Hsnna- SHOPPING PARKADE Saturday 8 to fi ducted at St. James',, Cemetery, lUNOtMONCWlO a new selection will be borrowed. subject publicly," Morhouse said, ... LIGGETT DRUG 26 Oflleaa Serving 18 CkHwiecticut Cooimnalttes held about three yeart ago when Ha leavea three daughtsra, Mrs. bury. Berkeley Dr., Vernon. STARTS "1 do believe that Rockefeller, If Bast 'M « . .1 p.ps Park (Hr MsslelsaJ BMa.l Mr. Peters waa Chairman of tha Merton S. Tuttle of Manchester, where Father Hannon read the BIRTH TODAY: A son lo-Mri “RETURN OF THE FLV" Several new books at thedlbrary 888 MAD« ST., MANCHESTER X sa i Is etsa Bl, SUNDAY he should become a candidate, Board of Police Commlasionera. Miss Gertruds L. Keating•atlng antand Mtaa committal aarviea. A firing aqiuut and Mrs. Donald Chapman, $71 rlH E AU-IOATOR PEOPIJE" were chosen eapeclally to round out ^ NORKR BRANOB—15 N. MAUf MT. Sines then, I have su ggest^ both ThereaB A. 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J l r • • - ^ > ‘ / , -i*.-" ' ,. •* ‘ «.« ; ••> . « '. 'J M C m IT T B MANCHESTER EVENING HKRALD, MANCHESTER, CONN; THTRSDAY, AUGUST 1», 19W

Mim Barbara FtaM, DcatOB, .Mre. IvUa J, Adam of 3.tn Adams sence Horses F Mtirphey, suparln- M"VS help ill tha preparabona for MANCHESTER BVENtNO HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN- THtmSDAY, AUOUST 18, 19M demonstrate the degree of freedom I the wedding recaption at fbe Maas , daughter o f Dr. *fi4 Mr*. tY. P A n a f o o i i St. i tendent of parka, will b* acting prevailing in America. About T om n manager. Church of tha Nsxarena Friday John Field. 211 BouMar R4-. ariU sympathy with and their regard 2. Secretary of Labor Jamea P. The Ktwania Club Will meet evening at 7:30 and fiaturdsv leave on Aug. 29 for a A-waak tour ing committee chalrhien; Mrs. C. driving slowly along thg edge- of ror 5Ie Institution of a eoiirageo^ HSMSSS Rev. James L. Grant Accepts Mitchell, who la studying the Members of~ Sunset Rehekah of Europe. .She will be accOffipOiiFd the highway when the driver eud- ABA Unit Backs •r Two Menrheeler ymithe ^eve i Lodge are reminded to'send their Tuesday at 12:15 pm. St the Msn- morning at 9 o'clock. Members will B. OeeUne, chairman of ptihllctty; and independent judiciary, even strike /Situation as a fact-finder report St the Davla Memdrisl b Mise Lvnne Anken. alao of Boa- Soldier Hurt denly took off. '..iJoined the Marine Corp* end ere! vacation package* to Mrs, F.dlth ihesler Country Club, T4-o safety Sid Boat Operator Charged Clayton B. Hunt, The Rev. (3eorge though this necessarily meane that I for Kleenhower, hee conferred eev Youth Center. 222 .Main ,St. ton. Their trip by air will locluda It wasn’t until later Diet State Court Decisions Call to Rockville Church {undergoing ba.^ic training at Par .Smith or Miss Barbara Ander*^. films, "Outboard G u 11 n g"- and irane; William W. Thompeon; from Ume to time dedelons ^ eral times with top ftgurea In the "Safely Ahoy," snll be shown. i .several cttjea In' EnOMnd. Hotlsjld John Him ; and John Card. The Police leerneo. Merino aald, that handed down disappointing to the ; C / u Z U u P lo H steel rompsnies end striking ria latand. S. C. They are Peter; G erm any. Swit Jkrland lUJy. I n Columbia Lake Mishap In Crash of R. Albert, eon of Mr. and Mra. ■ General Manager Richard Xla^Hi^ King David lx>dge, TOOK, will next meeting of the ffrdup wrill be the auto h ^ been stolon In Bn­ caucage. Au g' i l ’atching skiers he was Ranga Oil 14a gal. New York, and Maine. He is a management proposals to change concerned with the appointment of Police .. .Cqpt- Vincent Marino Historic First 'Th is oommittee is unable to ima N B B »S SOBATCHINO. Ton feel member of the Dio’ceaan Depart­ towing, and ahe had dived into the New Deodorant the medlcatloo take hold. Itch and work rules. U.S. Steel's statement men to aerve as canvaeaere for the said the accident occurred shortly any indication that the aecurity ment of Christian Education. Rev. James L. Grant waiter, aa\-ing here.:! from aerious drive to be conducted in the week On .Tan. 2«. 1942, the submarine of the nation or of the etetes has bnralng disappear! tTae Instant- aaid that from 1940 through 1958 after Fortin sped away from a FRF.R 24 HOUR BURNER The Grant family will live at 29 its worker employment coats have injury, or probable death. Sept. 21-27. The namee of the men Inhibits Mildew Stata Polico car that had been "Oudgeon" fired a brace of tor­ boon impaired by th^ Supreme drying rrCH-ME-NOT day or SERVICE will become church offices, meet­ Oi-chard St., Rockville, in houae risen 288 per cent while ship­ The situation on Columbia Lake, will be releaeed after they them- following bin pedoes at a Japanese ship, the Court. No matter what the aym- night for oosema, ringworm, In­ ing rooms, and accommodattona for which the parish recently piii- ments of steel products increased aa in othe. communities, has be­ eelvea hilve been notified. Chicago — An odorless deodor State Policeman Richard Spen­ T-1T.<1. distinguished aa the first pathles of the bar may be in spe­ sect Mtee. foot Itch, other wmacc a limited amount of the Sunday come one of concern to towns­ raahee. TODAY at J. W. Hale Boiler and Burner Cleaned 81..MI ehaaed for uae aa a rectory. The j only 30 per cent, Plana were made for the bro­ ant is being marketed by e Chi­ cer r Id he waa making a routine enemy naval vessel In history to cific instants of litigation, there preaent rectory on Ellington Ave. School program. people with ‘J.e hea\"y trafBc of chure which wilt be compiled for cago concern. The quaternary am check arfter noting fchet "ortin waa he sunk hv a U.S. submarine. should be no question of their Oerp. Driig Dept. i 5. In reply the union said the motor dri^’en craft, to\’ boats and use in the campaign. Thii will con­ monliim compound is said to con­ I work rules couldn't be too much swdmmere. This action Is taken by tain a brief history of the church, trol residual odors in food-;packing of a problem at U.S. steel becaii.se the court through the town or- a deccrlption of the need for Sun­ and processing plantsnta andend fish Castro**s Cuba Today— 2 there hav* been only 135 cases dlnence wdiich prohttlte the opera­ day School quarters aa well as the markets without masklng or I involving work rules in U.S. Steel tion of motor driven boats reck- choir and the minister. It wrill also paralyzing the sensa of ameiTl. I grievance procedures since 1947. lessl;’, and convictions is subject to contain projected plans for filling It also is being tested by hoa-, Out of the 135 cases, the union a line of up to $S0. this need and pictures of the church pital.s for use In washing and Free Election Ho I aaid, the company won all but 23 ! D^. Stafford Bart program. disinfecting dishes, utensils, and ' in arbitration.. Also: the vinion PAY LATER! Dr. Henry Ruasetl Stafford, Mrs. Hlnrichs wrill pick other garments. o ' said inrtuatrj'industrj' piprofit per man-hour resident emeritus of Hartford women to asalst In the work of her The material la nontoxic and can M d j ro.se from $i.47 in 19.17 to $2.28 in Iheologlcal Seminary Foundation committee which includes the mail­ be applied as a spray on odor- Seen Mint for 1959, or an Increase of 67 per You'll Snve $5. to $10. On Evory Horn In This Ad! ia restir.g comfortably at hia honra ing of materials and information producing cancerous and gangre­ f\/0W0P£f^ cent. on Old WLllmanUe Rd., after hav­ to all members of the church. nous areas of the body. It also In- NEW KNAPP (Oaattnnad from Page One) ing been knocked down by a truck A t t e n d i n g the meeting ware hiblta the growth of mold and been continued pending the out-1 y^erday. Dr. Stafford who wraa Wolmer, Harvey S. Collins, huild mildew, the company says. come of proceedings in Manchea- though on the surface they m igh t. Vernon appear innocent enough. { The Rockville Adult Probation- • DAY LATER [ $2. holds your purchotoi 'til Nov. 1st! For example, there are th e . o ffice asked McCryalal to appear ‘‘Patrullss Juveniles" — ■ the youth | pc/,, tomonow. Probation Officer patrols. On the surface these are ■ jg^ies Coughlin said .VcCrystal's Kloter Quits 'I Uso your chorgo occeunt • I t billtd Oct. 1st! ® R O W N little more than Boy Scout-type; m'se was turned over- to the Rork- nrganjzatioiui devoted to fine and ville office b>’ Hartford Probation School Board FACTORY RETAIL STORE patriotic ideals. But underneath Officer Henry Borowski. [ Loy-owoy now • chorgt it lottr! they seem something else again. McCryatal will be served with a SHOWER ENCLOSURES ■fhe youth patrol made its ap­ warrant tomorrow chargipg_Jjjj,u ^ Tn * move which complicates pearance in olive drab uniforms in with violation of probation, ac- the Vernon Board of Education the big parade celebrating the cording to Manchester Assistant ejection picture. \\'infrert ^Kloter. 399 MAIN STREET EAST HARTFORD step. They are part of Castro's Prosecutor Allan D. Thomas. Ac- Board chairman, has announced movement. The boys were execut­ tually. there Is no wsirant out- he will resign effective Sept. 1. Wotortiglrtl Splosliproofl iMMrtifyhigl ing a curious little twisted goose- standing against McCiystal at the Kloter al.so issued a blast at No moro $iep^ wot Roorsl step. They are part of Catsro's present lime, Thomas saul. |'V'ei non selectmen for their han- ■ / (Directly across from Pratt & Whitney Main Plant) revolution. Thomas waa notified of M cCrys-: dling of the town pension inaui- The "Palm llas Juveniles de la tal a violation by Borowski yes- ance which they have placed with t VERY SPECIAL! frod$iow-lii§iwoorod Foof«rot: . Policla Revolucionana" is billed terday. .Travelers Insurance Co. Kloter as sn organization intended to The violation charge stems from said today there is no direct con- ^ SALE! • ixira wide, heavy gauffe, thvtlvral "help the police;" The youths in "McCrvatal'a two arrests in Rock-; neclion between his resignation fef ^ -ahminwiN froiwe . . . extnided, heat the patrol are supposed to inform ville July 29 and Aug. 2. On the: for the school group and his pen- hardened. the pchce of what happens in their former date.- he was charged with sion crittcianis, ** 24 COATS-*- FAMOUS neighborhoods. reckless driving, driving under Kloler'a resignation cirates a >\ In the old days under F'ulgencio suspension of hia license and dia- second vacancy on the Board of • UfeHme nylon-eveihead rellart Batista's dictatorship, such a per­ obeying an officer after a high Education and means the Vernon | ; ieo%/ on ttainlete steel p in t. . . son would have been called a "chi- speed auto chase through Vernon, vo'^'s will be electing five mem- rvstproef. vato" meaning a little bleating On the latter date, he wa.-- -harged ber.s instead of three this fall. . , goal, informer or. to pul it in the With Intoxication. Each party will nominate four ■ • Watertight Hi, twin towel GIRLS’ COATS proper colloquial English, atool A charge of driving uuuer si.s- ^^e > ^ NORTH STAR FLEECE bon i m ^ and out. pigeon. Now they are iMing called pension of hip 1 cense was also ^ 7-14^-^ PRE-TEEN • Ixtea wide drain slots. KNAPP PATENTED CONSTIUCIPON ."young civic citizens." lodged against him b> authorities incumbent Republi- . -6x ITp to the present about 27.000 in South Windsor after the July cans plan to run for eeleclion. Luxuriously Linod in are enrolled in the organization. 29 Incident. He drove through that In the Democratic canip,' a pri­ operating thus far only in Havana I town before entering Vernon. mary election is .scheduled Aug. under the direction of a dynamic. | McCrystal's current term of ^ ^ ...... Deep Pile "Moralon" DESIGN OFT10NAL 26 at w hich a dissidenl. faction will with the ORIGINAL CUSHIONED COMFORT CONSTRUaiON middle-aged woman leader named p,.ot,alion, placed by Manchester pUallenge. partv-endor.s.sed candi'; Caridad Alvarez .Alamo. It is sup-| authonlies in Jsniiarv, is for two dates The Demmuatic Town 1 Uom- posed to enroll youngsters from 7 , omits of using a motor vehicle mitlee. Tiowever. has .still to fill Rag. ro 535 We are opening s brand new, convenient Knapp Factory Retail Store to serve to 14 years, luil .the age actually , ,he owner's permission the candidaev vacated when John from ranges up to 17 or 18. One of the tei'ms of probation i.s Hovt withdiew. I $ 0 /1 9 0 Leader Alvarez has been qiioled J ,,,„t McUrvsial seek psychiatric ONLY HOME SPECIALTIES CO. our many customers in the Hartford Area. You’ll like this nxxiern, completely equipped saying she wants to indoctrinel t,ealmenl 1 CAR TO RIDE UN AIR 39 PURNELL PLACE at* the boys in ■ifomradeship.Voiii'-I McCrvstal's attorriev; Robert K. TEL. M l 3-2854 shoe store — backed by Knapp’s Factory Stock of over 450,000 pairs of shoes In sge. rlasa spirit snd democratic pj ' Rockville court ^ conscience.” This has s melancholy ; „„n d a v that medical authorities' New York, .Aug. 14 iVP;— ( iir- • Twoeds, solids • riassics. dressy styles Red or Turquoita 1 8 ,5 0 0 individual sizes and widths — and over 185 smart styles for Men, similarity to the regimentation g^tribhle McCrvstal's troubles ti«s-\1 right Corp. toda.v said It / slogans that have ^com e laroili"'' ,^rgelv to brain damage at birth. will produce cars which travel on • Flares, fitted, boxy air, .A company spI4. 29, Hia caae in Rockville haa 1 name combi(Uition waa turn­ 1 8 9 S T Y L E S oxamlnatlon ed in by the family of Man- all $14.99 values For M«n, Wem«ii/ Beys to quaUfyl reen Richloff, 217 Autumn Dress and Sarviem Personal Notices St., and lo that's where I ni NEW ENR011MENT| going to live from now on. Blast Stylai fro m I want to thank all the gi^s PERIOD DURING Card of Thanks .. and boya who came to aee ^9” to »16” Wf would iik^ tjft fXpreas ouf h^Art- mp at Burton'* '' antj.to try felt ApprsetAtion to all our friands. a u g u s t % I lAtlvee and naighhnm for tha many and name m* and I Juat acts of kindness and sympathy shown All washoble sheen gobordine or poplin mo suits opott TiMedoy Hiroiigh Soturdapf SIZES PLENTY O r _ to 1 1 1 In the loss of our loved <»tie know I'm going to be happy Tlinmas .1. ManeririH. We rtRpf;>cmll> Gfl fUU DtTAHS TODAY with my new family. I alao 9:30 cun. to 5:30 pjn^* Prkhy thank all those who sent the beautiful :'i for boys or girls, in solids ond in ploids! Cozy in- FREE P A R K IN G floral tributes. Blass cards, donations to w'luit to thank the judgea. 2 t o 1 8 A. CHRISTIE & tercell lining, with Or without hoods. Sizes 2 to 4; untH 8:50 p jn. the Cancer fund and those who loaned Miaa Bthel Robb •(Waddpll tha uaa of car*. ^— .... 28 DURANT 8T. AAA te EEEE School I. Mra. Ruth BOgliach Wife aiui aona. Store Hours: Deily 9 to 5:30 Brother! and aisters. Ml 9-7855 , (Women’* Clubi. and Mr. ■' All washohlt movjitf In novy ploid onfy, with Tom Rolla.son i Conn. Bank '■.^A intercall hnmg^ aplithood lined with orlon pile! THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVe n iNo S 'TIL 9 PJN. Card of Thanks ""and Trust), for picking me' AH $17.99 volutf! S»xei For boyi or oirls. $ 1 2 . 3 8 Ws wish in thank all hf our neigli- auch a nice name. Well, bnra, (Hrnda snd raislivaa (or tha man.v •cU of klndnraa and i,vmpalh> ahown . folks, **e you around town. ^ No eatNr wbort yM Hvt, H ymi can't cowtuiHirtty orrangt to gtt la ote Enrt Hartford Storo, iknpiy coil — BUtler 9-6242 ua In our rert-nl beresvamrnl. W» aa- MUTUAL ififfRT HEALTH I paclallv thank all Ihtia- "whn aani lha baaiitifiil floral irihul.na and loan-d iha ACdOEMT ASSOOATION ' _ ood we'M hove yow KiaFp SIwe Ceaeieler col ee yee at year home or jloie ef businesi. Me of cara. H«b« Miki - OIUNApllfll. Miaa NalUa Ooyla.

■T-i i' V . P A G E n V E N UANtlHIBrnBB tVKNlNC nCRALD.^MANfsiKSTBR. 00N1I, THURSDAY, AUGUST 18. UANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, ICANCHS8TEE, OONN» THURSDAY, AUGUST 18. 19Bt itwiili ..Iih.i*..- held today at J p.m. to * t . * ; ^ * to InsUU llaahy "gaaia rooma** in Investment hanker, filed Tueefiay poatUon af th* fr«o rerr«m in «it W « auipoet w « hava nawa far A Thought for Today Hebron Episcopal Church, of which she thair p^oh prUsata clubs. butter, alload tosnatoes, paaali deaths Last Night after sufferlito q etroRe while vs- Unemployed File Ctommunlat InflUratlrm wtwWI ba- that book ravlawar. waa a faithful membar. The w v - Bpsuserad by Mm Maacheetee Whonever, to my greod. 1 seek Coventry abort oaks and ooffee. rationing In Pennsylvania. A t one Kin tc aticcaart. ! Wa auapart qnlta a faw boya and Ice was conducted by the Rev. W il­ OauMd af CBarehcs to gain aoMtUitog without effort A Booster Night proftMi at time he served with the Houston 4-H Fair Noles By THE AMIOCIATFA) PfUBHB 333 New Claims Svntittg Ifrraii^ Thia background. In Itaajf. doaa; girla manaira tha "all hut Impea- liam R. Belury of Wllllmantlc. In- someone else suffers. Whether it 8:15 p.m. vrill ha've Miss June D. Ic Texas Central Ralirnart and sleo tarmeht was in St. Peter's Ceme- la the profit, or the thrill o f win­ Lioomls in chaiYe. New York —Clarence Goss, 70, had been In the tomltiire snd lum­ There were 535 new elalms tor npt ajiplain why the Laoa aituatlon | albla." m e.' Award Wiimers terey. To say with Paul that "the lov'* ing is . nlmportant. When I de­ Grange Fair . Fair I/eadem to Meet retired vice president of the Ana­ ber hiistneea. He wee horn In Cleve­ unemployment compensation made haa auddanly bacoma>hot. at thIa' Tha Sonata, for tha InftfmiaUon VachMiniii of money is the root of aH avU' prive my neighbor, or provide the Mlae Penny Barth, co-chairman conda Sales Co. snd a member of land. at the Manchester office o f the particular momanl It doaa give | of aald faviewar, la that club which SMkkM the M if club award to Captain Lloyd 8. Gray, his wife is surely going very fai BtlU. the temptation----- that causes him to of the 28th annual 4-H Town Fair the War Production Board dtiring State Employment Becuritjr pivi- World iVsr II, died Wednesday. m tha Communlita aoma pretaxta, Nixon wantad to know wjiy It waa Frank CooBdge, at the Hebron 4-H ani^ four children, Uoyd Jr., degrading power of greed cannot j deprive liliceelf I am among those Plans Ready Saturday at the Church Communi­ slon for the week ending Aug. 8. I He had undergone an operation WOimER RIU.ED IN FALI. Fefr Itet weekend, many other Gloria, LesUe and Laurie, are visit­ he ignored in our day any more ; who n Jesus said, "I was hungrv ty House, has listed the superin­ I.ast week, there were 174 such which they could uar whanavar' In l/at placa all tha whlla ha waa In July 17. pritee were given out. ing at the captain's old home here than it could In Paul's day. ^ | and ye gave Me no food, thirsty Coventry Grange haa completed tendents. A ll have been asked to claims made. During e comparable thay fait Ilka It. Thay faal Ilka It ' Ruaala, and la alao whara tha Ridgewood. N. J. Vlvlah C. New liondon, Aug. 13 lA^ A period a year ago, new claims Uk' icnt*r«d at Robert Rathbun won ,4he ad- end will be here until some time Such greed lies behind aU wars.; ano you did not giva Me 4rink plana tor lU annual fair at 3 p.m. meet at 8:80 p.m. tomorrow to re­ now. I Praaldant throwa out tha flrat ball. in September. He is the son of Aug. 29 with Mrs. Waiter 8. ceive Instructions and be on hand McCotiom. 57, chairman of the conatnictlon worker was killed Uled 166. There are now 1.M9 to vertleing eampelgn award for the Such greed Hee behind the com-j depart from Me, ye c u ^ , into National Board of the YMCA, died Our t»tata Dapartment chooaaa; ^ ...... Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. Gray, and Haven named aa general chairman. when the hall will be open to re­ (ill claims registered with the o f­ largeat amount of money collected. mon ricee, largk and amall that 1 everlasting fire, prapareil tor the Tuesday. McCollom, who also waa yesterday when he fell from ^a ,fa a veteran of World War II, In This will be held at the hall and ceive exhibits from 7 p.m. to 9 fice. Last wee kthere were l.lT l, tu n u K it ( to ballava that tha ('ommunlata are , Among the many clothing awarda be«et -our day, from the petty | devil snd his angels . . . a member of the executive commit­ ateel bulldlrig at the General Dy­ n u u 4____ J H K ^.Tko'pKiaiH ra i the U.8..Alr Force. • grounds on Rt. 44-A. p.m. and a year ago there were 1,451. u oxcluilvoll heating up tha Laoa altuatipn aa a < given wee for the entry by Penny rrMd that rautaa a ratpactablp I tee o f the World Alliance of namics Corp.'s Electric Boat Divi­ TIM AawieUMeUM Prooo Mr. and Mre. Harry H. Klrkham For the first time the fair will The list of those in charge .of the Statewide, vacation ahliUlowAs MtnlMl 10 tiM ~ f ropiibUootkieibUootk* M Belden. who showed 20 articles of YM CA waa president of the Allen­ sion. Joseph Liptsck, 42, who'po- part of WoBcow a policy. Having j and their two children are visltore f f i m . r o r d . r to n.n weo<‘ y ! feature a horse show. Rules, de­ exhibits follow: Vegetables, Gor­ la.et week caused an Increase to its- 4ii D««s ereromod to It m clothing, all made by hereelf, com- "bingoes" to the greater greed j South Mbthodtst diurch town (Pa.i Converting Co. Itcf said they believe is a resident Sol uUtonrSSTmtttod IB tma lakaA Berlin off tha nise. Moacow i Connecticut In IHorida at the home of Mr. tails on entry fees and entry don Anderson. George Eberla, employment compensation claims priaing a complete wardrobe for New York Edwin K. Dilling­ of Pittsburgh. He fell 127 feet and to .39,.535 from 56.006 the procsfntig Kirkham'a mother. Mrs. Klrkham blanks may be obtained from Miss Daniel Storrs and Donald Storrs; .*‘2u*rtairuroTniiSbMoaUoo oi eiSSei' atill wanta to aee, even during thia i school and "dress up” occaalons. ham, 91, a retired Houston, Tex., landed on staging 60 feet below. week. dtopotctwa aanaa aro alao rooarvad _ • friendly vlalta,, how Yankee Awards were also given for vege­ writes that while there are hot Patricia Affricano of Cedar Swamp flowers, Betty Leonard, Lee Beth table, food, cooking, and fancy- days thare. the nlghtM are cool and Rd. Entries must be in readiness Karasinskl and Debora McKustek; fvii aorviM eimn of f» « a. • much It can get away with over on By A. H. O. tot tbe Work. Mrs. 'Victor Rychling won pleasant. She will be back here at 2:30 p.m. theday of the show and poultry, David Adamclk; sheep, iSiMMlMrs ^oprooM UIlrw another front. If this Is true, of flret award In senior cake making again when schools open In th e: WILUMANTIC STATE G0LLE8E Judging will start at 3 p.m. Rib­ Wayne McKinney and Norma lulloa Uatha«a_ course, wa have an. apt lesaon In Whan tha IBM ItapubUean atata contest, end Busan Drew and Janet fall to resume her duties as schoc^ ’ bons will be awarded In all classes. Lawton: pets. Gall Cargo; dairy, oa Juat how much a Khrushchev smile convantlon put a plattar imdar an Rathbun. flrat and second in the nurse. EVEMN8 C0U.E8E PR08RAM Only 4-H Club members will be Walter Wanagel; clothing, Cheryl o t c c BI t o A In Law Firm means, and what It meana la watch Inavltabls Ribicoff victory by nom­ junior display. Chaaea in Town eligible to take part in the three Little, Cathy Labile and Pamela w n g j y m w aaTics inating a Rapubllcan ticket which The tractor contest awards went Professor and Mrs. Eugene P. : kocHnq to classes of fitting and showmanship, Rose; food, Barbara Doggsrt, STOP IN TODAY! aavaBcs out for the dagger at your back. waa a dream ticket for the Demo­ The lew firm of Flaherty end to Andrew Watkins, Wilbur Hllle. Chase of Easton, Pa., are apend-' English equitation and stock seat. Mary Jane Toothaker and Linda Obo Tear Unfortunately for our clear Hannabury of B Elm Bt.. Rock­ Ing part of their summer vacation i Doggart. Six Montba crats, Democratic Stale Chairman Billy Watkins and Robert Rath- ASSOCIATE IN SCIENCE DECRK Other classes follow; Pole bend­ ~ ItoahaHOOtlaO aaataaaaaaaaaaaaao#. 9• J| ^ Judgment on t^la point, Moscow John Bailey and Governor Aba ville, announces the association of bun. at their Hebron placa. Shadows- i ing, 17 years and under; pole bend­ Also, canning, Cheryl Little, ...... A g haa a ready-made alibi. It can Ribicoff could not fall to axparlenca Atty. Robert L. Baum with the Leave for Far East mark, on the Hebron-Bolton Rd. Enroll now in « planned program to earn an Aaaociate ing 18 years and over; pet pony; handicraft, Robert Adamclk; hob­ WM'JdY ...... g Prof. Chase hoidadhe chair of gov- \ bies, Barbara Jean Cargo; booths, Qtngt* Oopy ...... claim that what goes on about Laoa some warm thoughts tor the par­ firm on Sept. 1. 1959. . Reginald H. Helfferich. who in Science degree . . . Classes start September 21, IJISS. English pleasure, 17 years and ticular branch of the Republican Atty. Baum is a gradiieU of Hy,, on the Old Paper MiU Rd., in emment and Law at LaFayette. under; western habdines-i; clover Judith Fardat; demonstrations, TIM BoraM Prumna la not Moscow's doing, hut Pei­ College, Easton. I Courses available evenings 7:00-9:30, Freshman Eng­ 'Virginia Couch. Linda Wshmann; uaumea do OBondal raamnalbnlu tor party which had done this dead. Rockville High School, Class of Hebron„ and hla three daughters. lekf race; pleasure, English and fmocrsDhleBl iro rt auuoarliiR tu M* ping's. And that this Is a possibil­ What happened In the Republican 1B51. He received his bachelor of Honey. Alice and Deborah, are off lish on Mondays, Introduction to Psychology on Tues­ western; bareback; western pleas­ woodworking, entomology and SKSSSSrtTaod manaa ity cannot be denied. Khrushchev state convention waa obviously no arts degree from the Unlveraity of on a trip tq the far East. They Manchester Eveuing Herald He- { days. Each course runs for 15 sessions and carries .3 ure, 17 years and under, and cos­ photography, David Storrs; knit­ la The ManOeator Bvama HoraM double-machine aell-out; It merely Connecticut In 195.1. He attended bron eorrespandeeit Miss Susan B .' tume. ting, Susan Humes; and Forestry, jvaa.headed toward a summit meet­ Will visit Fiji, Formosa, Korea, c r ^ ils . Dupiar adrortiaioa cJoalaa Doura: simulated the reaull of one. Columbia University School of Pendleton, telephone AOndemy Jay Gorden. ing. once before when Communist Japan and Burma to revisit stu­ Booths at the fair will include rorHonday—I o m Wdar , During the 1W9 session, the cir­ Law and received his bachelor of dents who were gUMts of theirs In 8-8454. I home baked foods, Mrs. C. Irving Added to the'list of judges in m rueaday—1 pni MotMor China apparently played a strong CoBt $15.00 p«r ertdit hour irer Wodneodar—1 o na cumstantial appearances which laws degree In,1958, He waa ad­ their Hebron home for some time. Loomis, chairman; hamikerchief the clothing competition is Miss por Thuraday—1 p Pa_ Wodnaadaa -pert In making him change hla blend Into the still far-fetched pos­ mitted to the Connecticut Bar In Dr. Helfferich is secretary of the ALSO umbrella, Mrs. Raymond L. Pender, Cora Webb. Tolland county home Por frldaT—1 p.m Thtfraday mind. Now he la heading toward a sibility that a new double machine June. 1958. Worl’d Council of Churches. He Falls Grt New l..ook chairman; novelties, linens, aprons, demonstration agent. TIMf TO ACT NOW! QUICK APPRAISALS . . . Tot Saturday—Ip m .frtdw GRADUATE AND UNDERGRADUATE Patrol MaJtee Report Claaained deadltaa: 10;» V ™ v* summit again. Moreover, he re­ Is operating In Connecticut, with During the aummer of 1957. plana a sojourn in Africa and the treasures from the attic, Mrs. WID€ SELECTION . . . FAST. EASY FtNANCINGI day of oabHeaM<« oxo«a Bamrda' the Democrats on top thia time, while attending Columbia School whole family will apend Christmas Niagara Falls, N. Y .—There's a ExttfMien CourcM Anna Anderson and Mra. Philip Coventry Police Patrol annual l a m - ______. cently attacked the,Chinese Com- multiplied themaelvea, so much ao of Law, he was associated with the in Bethlehem.' new look in the making for the . At [>aMontagne, co-chairmen; plants report submitted to the Board of Thursday. August 1.S I munist system of communes again, that some Republicans, at least, be­ U.S. Attorney's Office for the Mr*. Smith Burled American side of Niagara Falls. By and vegetablea, Emory Hill, Otto Selectmen this week shows a total andi recommended, against China's gan thinking It was a real political Southern District of New York. Hebron pisople regret the death early 1960 a new passenger ele­ MycHe, N«w London, OW Myctie, Miller and Fred Duktig, co-chair­ of 12,405 paid to the local trial obvious atomic ambitions, that fact, rather than a mere combina­ Ha served with the Finance Di­ of Mrs. Amelia J. Smith, at 85. vator rising in a glasa-walled shaft Pofflfrot and WlMimcmHc men; ice cream and soft drinks, Justice Court for the period from Show Him A Picket. Line tion of circumstantial appearances. vision of th*|U.S. Army snd was | she died Tuesday in the Natchaug will carry passeifgers to the river's haymond L. Pender, W alter Lynch Sept. 1 to Aug. 1, 1959. This cov­ there be an atom free gone created edge from a new obsei-vation deck. Some Democratic senators _^rs There weren't too many .eye­ stationed a t Fort Benjamin Har­ Convalescent Hospital. Manafield For complete detalla write to: and Adolph Roberts, co-chairmen; ers only fines concerning local In the Far Blast. Communist China, Building landmarks -et Prospect brows lifted when Governor Ribi­ rison, Ind. He is presently a mem-!I She was tha great-aunt of Mrs. Director of Evening College and Exlenmon snd children's fish pond, Mrs. Patrol cases and does not Include urging the President to Inteneue Point are being demolished to then, haa obvloua motivation for coff went down to the retirement ber of the 43rd Infantry Div., Donald E. Griffin, with whom she ' Willimantlc State College Oliver M. Brown and Mrs. Lillian those of the Stafford Springs ‘TJiree, Four, Five, Six .. s’ In the steel strike, and they have dinner of Fairfield County's Big make way for a new recreation trying to throw a monkey wrench Connecticut National Guard. had made her home up to the time Wtllimantlc, Connecticut Mellen, co-chairmen. State Police barracks or from These youngsters at the Waddell School playground were so busy both enjoying their watermelon idded a special new argument to BUI Brennan, and stole the show area and parking space, and new He is a charter member of the of her last illness. She was bom Exhtolts will include agricultur­ other towns In the state, accord­ and counUng the seeds that they didn’t even have time to give Herald photographer Slnch Oflara Into the present course of Khrush­ with hla warm and straightfor­ parkways are being constructed. their case. tVe ought to "get this Pi Sigma National Honor Society in England in 1874. She is survived al, vegetables, fruit, ftoral ar­ ing to Mra. Leo T. Leary, eecre- their names. The scene \lvas typical of aptivlty around the playgrounds last night during the an­ chev's diplomacy with the West, ward praise of that renowned po­ part of our domestic house In or­ In political science and govern­ by two sistera, Mrs. Ethel House rangements, faneywork, crochet tary. and it may. therefore, be an error litical operator. nual watermelon eating contest. But It |isn't a contest of speed or quantity. It's the seeds that ment and Tail Epsilon Phi Frater­ and Mrs. Maude Painter, both of and knitting, art and hobbies, Mrs. During this period 173 arrests der. they say. before we have But when this same Brenncth. count. The one with the most wins. _____ to hold Moscow re.sponsible for nity. He is a member of the Tol­ England. She also leaves nephewa Hsrry S. Kitching, chairman. All were mad« oy the Patrol. Of this CHEVY Khrushchev over. And Vice Presi­ later on In the aesalon. enlivened what goes on about Laos. land County Bar Aasn., and a and niecM, Including George Har­ must be in place by 1 p.m. for three cases had nolles entered and an otherwise dull visit to Hartford toward the I960 drive-. Mra. Henry NEW BIBLES FOR DISPLAY dent Nixon Is reported to have member of the Alumni Aasocia- dy of Manafield and Charles Har­ jiidging. Riblwns will be awarded. 12 were found innocent showing Herbert Crickmore, 23, of High But, although this can be rea­ with a sudden portrayal of him­ Sherman of the north end and thoughts along the same lines— tlon of the University of Connec­ dy o f Hebron. Mra. Ronald Griffin A bai.ed ham suipper will be a total of 86. 7 per cent convic­ St. was also arrested by the P a t­ soned out on paper, actual policy la self aa a passionate devotee of Mrs, James T. McNamara of the New York, Aug. 18 (>I1 — New that it would be a fine ides to get ticut and the Columbia School of of Hebron and Miea Jean Hardy of STOP IN TODAY! served from 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m tions. Of the total number of ar­ rol this week on a charge of minor court reform, the number south end were in charge of the not likely to feel able to afford Law, Manafield. Funeral services were T h e menu will include potato sal­ breach of the peace. He - allegedly Bibles are being sent to supple the steel mills In operation before one Ribicoff laaue of the session, rests made 26 wer# for motor ve­ such refinements of judgment. If ad, cole slaw, baked beans, rolls, created a disturbance with a mo­ dance. ment the collection on display at Khnishchev sees them. there were Republicana who didn't Atty. Baum Is married to the hicle violations. Mrs. Sherr.?an reports , a total trouble continues to develop In former Miss Rhoda Pearl. They During the period 217 warnings tor vehicle at the Lakeside Beach. The idea of ending U ii ateel share our judgment, which waa of $392 hs- been turned over to the American exhibit in Moscow. Laos, the present phase of East- live with their daughter on Echo were issued for persons traveling Crickmore is scheduled to appear strike Is fine, and it also happens that Brennan was merely Having a in court tomorrow night. the. Manchester Society from the The American Bible Society said Wbst diplomacy will he busted up, little fun, and, if anything, en­ Dr., Vernon. WINDOW SHADES too fast for conditions, defective 19M> drive in North Coventry, yesterday It Is providing a new to be our guess that, when it ends You cm h m money in the bink equ^ment, lights, noisy mufflers, Park Oete Funds w’hether the Initiative with regard dangering the cause of court re­ Mrs. McNamara and Mra. Rus­ supply to the U.S. Information It wnll end under the reality or the form rather than helping it. It buy mythini you wint . . . Grton, Whito, Eeni bald tires, questionable speed­ A totsLof J71.76 has been turned sell Pet kina, co-chairmen report Agency since reports that some to Laos has actually come from ing, rolling past stop signs, and over to the Waterfront Park Assn, threat of intervention by |»resldent And when. Ikter on. Brennan'a Pixia Consumption Soars just by writini checks! Woshoblo a total of $426 as turned over to Bibles on display at the exhibit WE'RE GIVING RED HOT DEALS ON *S9 CHEVIES. Moscow or from Peiping. obvious man become one of the new others, Mrs. Leary said. by its bench committee, accord­ the Willlmant.ic -Society for 1969. have been "removed or damaged DEALS Elsenhower. Circuit Court appointees, some Re­ Chicago — There are about An estimated 9,000 hours were ing to Mrs. Guilford White. Of On Vacation by tremendous wear” by the TOP DOLLAR FOR YOUR PRESENT CAR! But as for Khrushchev, we would HOLLAND FINISH volunteered by the Patrol mem­ this 844.76 waa realized from s “Still On Cloud Nine” publicana were so convinced of the 20,000 pizza parlors to operation INSTANT HKINEYI Mr. and i,' i Peter Jaserie and throng of visitors. rather show hUh the idle nillls ajul recent cake sale and 827 collected existence of simple deal and pay­ In the United States today com­ PhmM, write, or Made to Order bers during the past 11 months, granddaughter, Kathlene Dailey, We And the following report, off that they openly recalled the pared with fewer than 500 before $2-30 Mrs. Leary pointed out. during a 'house-to-house canvass the picket lines. eali si any of our With Ynnr Rollers daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eklwairi . They might prove all kinds of from Frank Kelley to the New old-time double machine judgeship 1934. Annual consumption of Arrests made by the Patrol in the private development by Miss Cailey of W all St., and Mrs. Dean pizzas in the United States totalr M oA om for TIME TO ACT NOW! QUICK APPRAISALS . . Pauline White. The money will he A T H L E T E ’S F O O T G E R M things to him. One would be that York Herald Tribune, a perceptiva deal in the da.ys of Cross, and or­ FULL LINK OF CUSTOM this week Include John Edgar G. Wiley and daughter, Alicia HURRY IN TODAY! ganised a conriderable Republican about 21 billion dozen, .worth 200 flill informetioD WIDE SELECTION . . . FAST, EASY HNANCINGI Johnson, 42, of Waterfront Park, used to repaUi the retaining wall HOW TO KILL IT we have so much ateel production appraisal of the present state of "Lee" of Prospect St., are vaca­ vote against the confirmation of to 300 million dollara. Most of VENETIAN BUNDS on a charge of breach o f . the at the beachfront. tioning In the Lake George, N.Y. IN .3 D A Y S we can afford to shut it down for the Castro revolution in Cuba: Th« CenneeMeof Bank Brennan'a friend. the demand ia.being met by dry or SMeimicr eesieawy peace. 'He allegedly created a dis­ Cancer Fund Total area this v.'eek. If not delighted with STRONG, a few months without minding it ■"nie herp himself, soon to turn What these same arou.sed and frozen ready-mix preparations. turbance in his mother’s home. A total jf 885 was realized from Instant-drying T-4-I.„ your 48c at all. Another would be that the 58, haa invented a new kind of gov­ indignant Republicans paid a little E. A. JOHNSON The charge has been entered by the recent teenager dance for the back at any dnig store. Watch in­ leas attention to. however, was the oppressed workmen of America ernment - ^ovefnment by talk­ Most extensive products of Johnson's stepfathfcr, EMgar Wen- benefit of the drive for the Man­ Mancheetar Evening Herald fected skin slough off. Watch CARTER CHEVROLET CO., Inc. athon televiaion sesaiona in which fact that other leaders of the Re- PAINT GO. nerberg, according to Mrs. Leary. chester and Willimantlc Cancer Coventry correepondent. F. Paul­ healthy skin replace It. Itch and have the right to strike to get , publican faction which had con- Hungary are wheat, rye and bar­ ley. About 55 per cent of the na­ .Johnson is scheduled to appear in Societiei. The sUm will be equally ine Little, telephone TTIgrttn 3- burning are gone! TODAY at J. themselves pay envelopes even fa l­ he can oust a President of Cuba, j trolled the 1958 party convention 723 Main iSt., Tel. M l 9-4501 1229 MAIN STREET PHONE Ml 9-S238 tion ia devoted to agriculture. court tomorrow night. divided between the two chapters 6251. W. Hale Oorp- I>rug Dept. ter than they Sire already, and that, announce new decrees, avoid all | were also successful in placing aomehow. they continue well fed reasonable aemhlance to a repiib- ■ their personal choices on the Cir- hcan tvpe of Rovernment. ' J*'.*’*?*’;!? e'ven while they strike. Another ..tEM-i, j ' -u, .n, . -,,, the effort It took them to. accomp- would be that when the workers VVhile doing this, Castro still this was much less ths-n ths M CQINJ OPERATED Strike and picket and challenga the appears perphed way up on Cloud effort soirte Republican leaders of j Ail existing order of things nothing Nine, stroking hla heard, brandish- the opposite parly faction spent in j CHEVY ing a fist St Uncle Sam, indulging | ‘ b 8«t pals of i happens to them. They aren't sent , , , J J tbeir.s on the Ribicoff list. ! to Siberia. 'It Is part of the existing his massive frame in a kind of, Rep^,b,icans paid' U unjiy Save on first-quality dress-sheer order of things that they have naive, -emotional, revolutionary • poat mortem aUanlion to one of | what amounts to equal rights with binge when he ought to be hard at | these appointments."when the Re­ their employers who. In Russia, work and keeping regular hours; ' Publican leader who had been Do Yovr Wash tor refusing to crack down on the in- aPPO^tment hia , would be the state. . particular friend apparenlly had a • Powofot Wfcoii ft's Ftirthermore. we would rather aidlous, subversive type of interna- hand In the delivery to John Bailey Convenient For You. like to have Khruahehev. who cer­ tional Communism that Is creep-' of crucial votes op another major tainly knowa tha strike Is on, and ing into hla govemmehl at every, Democratic issue of the session, WASH 20c that of county reform, where the crerice. particularly the labor un­ B k ^ B k t ; H o u s e e NYLONS! sriio perhaps thinks the capitalistir Republicans had. until that defec­ WE'RE GIVING RED HOT DEALS ON *59 CHEVIES. ions and various forms of com­ DRY 10c system will beat the men back into tion appeared, counted on a victory DEALS TOP DOLLAR FOR YOUR PRESENT CAR! line, talk with some of these men munication," for themselves. MAYTAG while they are still out on strike, For United .Stales policy toward By this time, the circumstance COIN OPiRATED suggesting the apparition of a new and see what they think of the i thia charactei. Correspondent Kel­ LAUNDRY ley recommends patience, verbal ' Connecticut double machine had capitalistic syatem, hftw’ oppressed 1 begun to seem not entirely fortui­ TWOPAIR-AND-A-SPARE restraint, and avoidance of pppoai- they feel, how much they fe a r; tous appearance, and to assume the No Wui INTODAY! management, whether they regard | tion to social, and economic re -' beginnings of reality, themaelvea aa engaged in a life and forms he may attempt. Such op- i Still, what really exists ia not yet position on our pa,rt would merely i organized, u n d era t^ opera­ Next to Hortmemn’i death struggle, and. of course. tion of any double machine, as in whether they wjuit to swap being j *”Jlld Castro up with the Oihan.s. j^ e old Roraback Democratic Old Routt 83, RoCkviMo ONLY * 19?- out of work under their conditions ' build the Communists up as “Guard days, but merely a tentative, : CLOSED SUNDAY CARTER CHEVROLET tor bemg at work in Russia, under i likely to succeed Castro, j unplanned, instinctive approach to j conditions there. i Although Kelley doe.sn't say so ' *•*’* Bailey and Ribicoff have | 1229 MAIN STREET PHONE Ml 9-S238 ___1 I. u I been going through some of the If he .comee and goes without ; and although such a con- would be involved.! with spout seals from two seeing these men, Khrushchev will j rluaipn would seem illogical when and some Republicans have been probably think that we have every test seems to increase Cas-1 caught by camera in responsive atrikes, but hide them from him. tro's popular strength, the main Pb*Ibres.,Tn the test, some Republi- packages of Sterling Salt! Impression we gain from h.s n,. • r* " " would have a much easier and He may even think we forced the « r . . i swifter chance of getting a favor at men back to work in time tor his scription of C u tro is that the man ! Hartford than would others. They Extra Hours visit. can't laat, that Cloud Nine leader- are prkcUcal politiciana to whom CertsUnly, if the strike does hap- ahlp will suddenlv feel the inevit-1 Ike idea of favora acroaa party Today's teen-agers, like their sociable pen to be aUU going, let him walk | *We force of gravi,^. Uia. sbme- j ^ parents, prefer party refreshments on the the picket lines to hia haart a con- have to govern Cuba „f,(j evidence of a much firmer un­ lighter side. So at tonight’s teen-age session, tent. We are not uneasy about the 1 Ikan harangue it. ‘ derslanding. before anybody could TODAY follow through in the modem manner. answers be would get ' *" I*r, like the first ' proclaim the real existence of a i l HOURS OP UNINTERRUPTED SERVICE ‘ phase of most of the world's revo- '‘ " '“ ’ 'e machine. Bailey has fingered the same kind of, controls, Be ready with plenty of ice-cold D agger O r M on kev W ren ch ? t ecataiic victory, at first. but has not. as yet. really set up the Pepsi-Cola, the lighter Pepsi o f today. In the patchwork Geneva truce j f*” ' Pb'® principle, pure excitement, kind of operation Roraback was . OPEN 9 A.M. to 8 P.M. » ■ accord which ended the civil w a r! xceompanied by the typical inabll running more or less openly when Pepsi, remember, is the refreshment o f In Indo-Chtna to 1954, there were 'Tv to organize a government or j Bailey went to political school the trim and-zmartTapj-dehonair-^______.two provialona which have aince vu" ® ^‘" " ’ try. , at ’Saving! and Loan* the up-to-date refreshment. been violated by the West. One of [ Laler on, in mosi revolutions, SAVE SAu these provlBlona called for free j "omehody of more scheming head Keep Ant Biitton.s | ('u r r m t D ividend R a te S>/g% P e r Annum SALT electlona in both halves o f Viet disciplined emotions From Tot's Reach Nam, the free and the Communist tomes along and takes over and « * half, vyilhln a year. Largely at the exploits, or saves, or even mins ' ." " InsUgation of the United States,, the revolution of idealistic piir-f'^ Ant "buttons" used for eradica- the free half of Viet Nam has re­ poaes. But what's next in Cuba? ^ tion of anta can be extremely dan- fused to conduct such elections. Apparently Castro, slaying some gerous to young children and peta, v»mm» 'ii. m niTi.inir Here the danger was that the new dragon in some new television 1 says Arthur 8. Blank of the Poison Communists might win a free elec­ talkathon. It can't last, and it is > Information Center of the Con- tion, and the West revealed that its to be hoped it is neither Batista 1 n«ctlrut .State Department of nor the Communists who do follow Health. loyalty to the ideal of free elections . . .. J , , Users of the so called ant "but-1 U not, after all, a constant loyalty, but rather some, sense and stability ; tons" should be extremely careful; ■'^hilf 'fcan shift according to the developing from within the Castro ! to place them out of reach of small 1 2§9 value! Stockings West's idea of the likely winner, i movement itself. children and pels. Getting rid o f ! For Homt RtmodtllRg With ImifiRatlot. these "buttons" shoulilalso be done ' The second provision of the 1954 j ' in such a manner that children' Du Pont Nylon come direct from Geneva accord which haa since School Boy Again cannot get at them. Blank cau­ HiV0 DREAT EASTERN OONSTRUOTION been violated concerned the status ‘ That all-knowing school boy of tions. I famous Italian hosiery mill! of Laos. 'When the patchwork pat-. ours, whom recently insulted Within the past four weeks, six 1 REDESIGN THE FRONT OF YOUR tern got down to'Laos, the provi-1 with the theory that he doesn't inquiries concerning Ingestion of j E ant "buttona" involving five pre-, _ HOME WITH BEAUTIFUL SEE YOUR PLUMUEH. Sion was that it should occupy a . really know alt the. things glib school children, ranging Jrom 14 { IIVI IfTtIR IlICTRICAllT N X W hat a fabuloua once-in-a-lifetiine faahion offer! "Nylons," BO-1, P. O. Box No: 3489. semi-neutral status, symbolized by i writerz claim he-knows, has been months to 4 years of age, and ona I 01ALER OR The savings are poeaible because the stockings are Iliiladelphia 22. Pa. the fact that it could have only j at it again. ■ dog, were directed to tha depart-' T T THE I1ARIIORD on# military tie with the outside , This is the opening of a new ment'a poison Information center, ! GLENSTONE PRE-CUST mailed directly to you from Italy. They’re fuU-faah- Blank notes. ELECTRIC I send me__J_sets of nylons (5 stockings to a world. The French were to be per-i book review, this week, of a new ioned 51 gauge, 15 denier nylons in the popular Pie The ant "buttons" which look ' E E Beaocialxle. LIGHT COMPANY THE HARTFORD ELECTRIC LIGHT CO. set). I encloae $1.00 and two Sterling Salt spout seals mlttsd to maintain a miliUry mil-i novel about politics In Washing- like soda bottle caps contain a mix- p STONE VENEER dawn-beige tone. And they come in half aizea^ 9-td K. D for each set. Circle sike and length: 9 914 10 lO tj 11 •lon there, but no one elsei Recent- ington! lui e • which includes a poisonous Fnr That Touch of Glamour and Elegance! K 11. Pleaae act now.to get your nylons while the arsenic compound and sugar. iBepsi-Ccda. Short Medium Long ly. however, we arranged with.lhc "it is all but impoasible to go offer lasts. Juijt buy two packages of Sterling Salt; French to send what amounts to a When readily accessible to young 1 1 beyond grade school in this coun­ children and pel.,, the temptation PHONE Ml 3-8271 attach both spout aeala and $1;00 to the coupon at military mlaaion there. Our mo­ try," the review began, "without to eat tills sweet tasting compound 0 "Tour On* -Oall Home BemedeNng Oontrnetor” 0 right . . . fill in and mail aa directed. It's that tivation, apparently, vvas fear that having some, idea of the function can be great. However, when the mUeza wa did ' aomething to contentzaof the ant buttons are In­ A. V. "Bort" Lindaay. Brealdent and Owner simple. (Allow 4 to 5 weeks for delivm7 .) o f the Senate and its place in R 7.nn» stata- gested, serious and poasibla fatal 36 OAK 8T„ MANCHESTER, CONN. R Special Installation Allowance! Time Limited! € i^ _ etraacthan sad yiffen tha mUltary Ainaricaii government.’* poigoning ean eeeur. BotMod By Popci Cola BottHng Co. of Cotitral VHIo m , Conn. STERLINO— rea^ 8a% 8a/f/ . Offer axplree' March 31, 1960. Void amepe taxed Undtr qppointm— t from Popii Cdki Company, Now York, fL Y. prohibited by law.

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liANCHBSTEB IVENINO HERALD. MANCHESTER, OONM« THURSDAY. AUGUST 18. 1989 frequent the road as often aa other children receives $900 worth of yAGB PQHT roads art >.*oquantad, but aaid this service from the t o ^ . he aaid. Vfirnog. Town to Map Program was partly dus to tbo fact that Fire Pretaetiqti Organ and Piano Instruction as gentral chairman. iW y will there U rarely a roaaor to arroat The last matter to he dlscusaed JRocfcviUe-F ernon be esaiited by Inembera of all the someone in the area, and partly waa the fire protection In the area. Town Selectmen Criticized aoeieUao of tha efauroh. becauaa aOch police eruieer must Raaidenta complained that the The highlight of the baaaar will For Bush Hill Rd. W ork cover 70 miles in hit district. The firehouse was so far away^from he Saturday at 11 p.m. when five cruisers tend to keep c.losot watch thslr homes, that ths insurance In Pension Plan’ Insurance Kenneth . Im h . Mttle Leaguers Lose primes will be awarded. over tn .sbied areas, aaid Reardon. companiee were charging them Myaterp RMa Residents of pothnied,- bumpy,'®’plsnned for other street! In the high rates for insurance. ■ ••MM... WHS .1 y - ..<1 - A. As for pooling stop signs, or B. Unit 14 of tha Rockville Amer­ yoWIB, fPMfc « » ^ P narrow Bush Hill Rd. worn the town. other signs, said the chief, he Haach asked If Martin would Wlpffed Kloler has- crlllclr.ed4>lTnlversity of Connectirut, had. ican Legion Auxltlary will have a sympathy of town officials last "We aren’t going to do the ma­ seWcUnen for Insuring the t o w n recommended Travelers. LIGHT would consult with Langtry. give him a note to the insurance The two groups deny having Mus. B Organist and Choir Director 1-0 in State Tourney mystery ride and Duteh treat Bovoffwl piultlsii Iraiiln night, and/ a promise thst some jor Job," Martin told the reel- The Uca of stroeUighU, said company saying the homes on. of Vernon's employe pension plan dinner Aug. .28 starting at 8:15 kind of program wmild be planned dents. said'that Ackerman recommend- Of Bloomfield Federated Chiiirh, Bloomfield several of the residents, was a Bush Hill Rd. received adequptb with Traveler’s iniurance Co. p.m. Raaarvatlona must be in by m by next week. "W e’ll let you know when we protection from the Manchester . q particular company. and aN H trlmmliiBs . . . you roblam which ahould be solved, In Tils charges, Kloter contend- j DanlU th* one-hit pltchinK of^leeU tn *n, victlme of 1# eeci- Aug. 21. Membera who want ’ to Some 25 residents met with Gen­ can do the work, and what work Sut was not nearly so important Fire Department. M art^ replied Kloter, who, heads the Conneott- ^ _ ...... » dents a’ere trAAtAd.treated. attend ahould contact Mrs. Joaeph eral Manager Richard Martin, Po­ can be done," he said. He asked ciit agency of Mamarhusetts Mu­ ed It was his understanding Ihatj Jimmy HuteUo, RockvlUe’e UtUe eon 9^ Hiom ot POPULAR. aa the paving of the street. that a note from him ^olild not be Ackerman had not made a rec­ PRIVATE ORGAN LESSONS The dally average cf patients Novak, Mre. Bruno Kadslski, or lice Chief James Reardon, and the residents If It would be alright acceptable. tual Life. Insurance C ^ said he I,M«ue All-SU n were cUmlneted was 40. the largest number for a One man said, "We don’t want ommendation but had merely con­ MIsa Eisanor Fortune. WOiJlU Deputy 'Director of Public Works for the town to notify the group lights like on a super highway.” Hasch said furthermore thst does not think the,^i1an wss ac­ tn the IitUe-Le»*ne SUte Beoe- day at 59 and the smallest at n . Opens Sorvloe Lsdie Chester Langtry last night in the cepted "In 'the hesf Interest of the sidered the hid questionnaire sub­ On Iddw iii'f OrgO'SeiMc Spinnt Or^on leader, Joseph Hasch, and have and another man said, "Fofget the when he moved Into his home four mitted "a fair hid request." bell Chemplonehip et Middletown Jobless Olalme Jump Army Sgt. John A. Sauer^ 88, Municipal Building to protest the Hasch notify the rest of the resi­ yesre ago he did not have to pay taxpayers." ^ Claims for new epelle of unem­ lighta until we have that street The Joint release today also leet nlicht Waterford pushed over ixm of Mr. and Mrs. Alfons Sautr, conditions on their street. dents, and they agreed this proce­ fixed. I'll use my own lights.” for fire protection. Now he doee Kloter Says he srranged for At M y Studio or A t YouKHomo . . . ployment Jumped more than 250 Pinnacle Rd., Ellington, reoently Their most grievous complaint sa.vs Ackerman wss consulted • run in the top haU of the seventh per cent last week over, the week dure -would be acceptable. Martin promised, "W e’ll let you pay for it, and the protection ie no selectmen to interview an uniden­ partly because Kopple disqualified participated in activities which Open was on the condition of the pave­ This mornong, Martin said of know before too tong on the better than four years ago. since tified consultant not connected Innlni; to win, 1-0. before, e report by the Conneoti- ment. The second was the lack of himself from voting. marked the official opening of the the planning of an immediate pro­ lighU." the same company used to an­ with any company, and the select­ PRIVATE PIANO LiSSONS The lose wee the first for Msr- rut Employment Security Division 60th Infantry's artificial lake in service in snow plowing, sanding, shofws. gram, "It shouldn’t take very Hit Tax Rato swer calls on a voluntary basis. men failed to lake the actuary’s teUo this season In either rejruler Wlldflecken, Germany. and garbage collection; the third Martin told him that four years Murder Count Dropped or poet-sesson competition. For the week ended Saturday, 71 Wed., Thurs, was the lack of any streetlights; long, if nothing \inusual hap­ The tax mill rate for residents in advice. Kloter said he does not At Your Homo . . . Sergeant Sauer was selected pens." ago he had been getting something know the actuary personally and Diseppolnted by the defest. the Rockville area, residents filed new from the 80th Infantry's 3d Ar­ the fourth was the lack o f signs the area was also. questioned by community went forwerd, neverr claims while only 20 filed such Chester Langtry said ths pro­ the residents last night. for nothing, but that somebody was not present at the conaulta- Elmira, N. T., Aug. J3 A Sppfial Attrnlion Given To BeginneV* of mored Rifle Bn. to serve es a posting the speed limit and pther else had to pay for the protection thciess. in plans to act as host claims for the previous week. warnings; the fifth wee the tax gram which was in under hie William Krah of Bell Bt. asked tion. murder Indictment aga(nal .lane crew member In the flotilla of am­ and Fri. till 9 given to Hasch. Ann Shusko. 15. has been dropped All Age*. AI*o >.. Advanced Student! when the Connecticut and New Continued r 1 a i m s, however, phibious armored personnel car- mill rata paid by those on the out­ Jurisdiction could be planned by why the residents on the outskirts He saya the actuary recom­ Jersey champions compete at Hen- dropped from 198 to 180. The Man skirts of town' who do not receive next week sometime. This would of town where there 1s poor eerv- The meeting ended on a friendly mended the plan submitted by and she has been transferred to ritrs, whose plunge through "su rf’ basis, with Martin assuring the children’s court. r y Park Monday. rhester-Rockville office was 11th the same services as those in town. Include whatever paving and ice on garbage collection, lights, Massachusetts Mutual, his firm. Inaugurated the use of the lake. residents that a program would be Her brother and six of her sis­ iV cir Peter J. McGovern, national in the State in total number of Located in the northern Bavar­ widening and emooUilng out of streets, water, fire protection, and Kloter charged that too much claims with 1,144. Narrow Road planned as soon as possible and ters died July 11 In a fire that po­ president of UtUe League Base­ ian Army training area of Wild- Residents said the road was so the ditch that can he done. sewers should pay the same rste reliance was placed on the Judg­ Te Extasid Main that they would be informed lice said she admitted setting In ball. viil he Rockville’s guest. flccken, the lake is the project of 974 narrow thi^t a car and a bus could To Out Brush as residents in the center of town through Hasch what ' measures ment of Frederick. P. Koppel Jr., her house. Privoto Inftruetion in Voed Training McOovem will present the cham­ The Rockville Water end Aque­ the 3d Armored Rifle Bn. and was not pass one another on it; that It would also include planning who have these facilities. Pension Board chairman, and an duct Co. has agreed to extend a WORLD would be taken. Justice Floyd E. Anderson dis­ pionship trophy to the winners a^ constructed by U.S. Army engi­ there was a ditch /on both aides of whatever cutting of brush that He asked If there could be employe of Traveler’s. missed the 7-count Indictment yes­ ter the game, scheduled to start main for 1,200 feet along Skinner can be done, a minor and persistent For Appointmont . . . CoH iU 9-4005 neers. It was designed to function the road which made travel dan­ systepi of taxation by zones ac MAMIE VISIT* MOTHER In a Joint release tqday the terday. The grand Jury had rec­ at 6:30 p.m. Rd. to the Blrchdale Heights de­ as an amphibious training area gerous; that at one point there irritation to the Bush Hill Rd. cording to eervices received. velopment of John McKeown Main St. Pension Board and the Board of ommended this because of Jane Studio ot: 19 Plain Dr., Ea*t Hartford The city's service clubs have and as a .recreation facility for were two bumps , so bad they residents. The general manager pointed Denver, Aug. 13 Mra. Selectmen say a press report er- Ann’s age and "circumstances sur­ planned a full schedule of events The agreemaht was announced militar.v personnel and their de­ couldn't he traveled at faster than . One resident said there were out that while the residents on the today by Francis Ruppredht, vice Mamie Elsenhower arrived In roneoualy said that Dr. Laurence rounding the case." The Jury did for the visiting young athletes, pendents stationed in the WUd- five miles per hour; that there was trees with trunks three Inches outskirts of town do not havs the Ackerman, dean of the School of not, elaborate on the circum­ president and general manager of Manchester thick growing beside • the road Denver today to vljit her alUng who are expected to arrive In flseken area. SUPER a tied curve at the bottom of a services of residents In the. heart mother, Mrs. Ellvera Doud, 81. Bualneaa Administration at the stances. Advertifie in The Herald— -It Pay* Rockville Sunday. They will be the watisr company which 1s a sub­ Selgeant Sauer, a radio teletype where the highway department sidiary of Suburban Water Sarvloa. V steep hill; and that the patching of the town, they chose to live She went directly to her suite housed at the State Armory on team chief with the battalion's MARKETS efforts of the highway department was supposed to have cut the brush. on the outskirts for benefits of the at the Brown P^ace Hotel and West St. where social events are E. P. Wllllanu, suburban preildent, Headquarters Company, entered Both Martin and Langtry agreed termed the extension a stsp t o r only made matters worse. location, and must sacrifice some te her mother’s heme an hour scheduled until the 9:30 curfew. the Army in June 1957 and ar­ John Kells, 80 Bell St., which is the area had not been serviced well. things in order to enjoy others. later. Her sister, Mrs. .Oordoi^ The boys will be awakened at 7 ward in tha firm’s expanrion sLnd rived In l^rope the following Feb­ Last night was the first time the improvement program. ^ Free Parking off of Bush Hill Rd.. said "1 Furthermore, he said, the rosir Moore of Washington, 'and a Mondav morning in time for a 7 :S0 ruary. thought my life was in danger town has received a complaint dents on the outskirts of town of­ niece, Mamie Elsenhower Moore, OI|ureh t# Meet from the residents of Bush Hill Rd., Former Chonoy Mills breakfast at the American L«glon The sergeant is a 1957 graduate many timee in January, February, ten have two or three children to also were registered at the same GRADE There will be a special meeting however. home nearby. The Legion will of Ellsworth Memorial High going down that long hill, trying to he educated in Manchester schools. hotel. Hertford Rood "A" EGGS serve the breakfast. of the Vernon Methodist Church School, South Windsor. make that curve."' The posting of speed limits prob­ The cost of education ^for each (Quarterly) (inference Imraedl At S;30 the hosts plan to take Hospital Notes PURE GROUND—.’5 TO POUND J(fiin Hasch, 516 Bush Hill Rd., ably will not be accomplished so child each year is 8300, which does World's largest producer of firs- ately following the service Aug. quickly as the other items, said and Pino Stroot the bovs on a tour of the Klng- Admitted Yesterday: Mrs. Lil­ leader of the complainants, said, not include the cost of building fightiiig equipment is located In LABOr, "A " fisher-Bristol Manufacturing Co. 23, at the church. All ehurdi lian Bamch, RFD 1, Ellington; WORLD "That's a dangerous corner, even Chief Reardon this morning. new schools. A family with three Columbus, Ohio. plant where fishing line and tennis members are being urged to at­ Miss Julia Zalenski, 55 Village St.; at 10 miles per hovir; it’s a dan­ Reardon said he would send In a racket string are made. The group tend. Miss Laura Waite, 23 Mountain request to the State Traffic Com­ MF-nil’M "A" Beef Patties'Tt gerous road.” mission, the only agenc) author­ Plenty of The church's Commission on I will also tour the Tober baseball S t; Mrs; Margaret Burke, Rock­ General Manager Martin said he Education meets Monday at 7:30 ized to approve the posting of plant. ville Hotel. noticed a couple of girls riding FREE FARKINO The players will be Rotary at the home of Marjorie Stephens. DUcharged Yesterday; Frede­ MACHINE SLICED horses on the road that afternoon. speed limits. Since the agency is SUNNY BROOK guests at noon for a chicken bar­ On Thursday at 7:30 ths Ways rick Rocker, South S t; Mrs. Char­ "Horses are the only thing it’s composed of the State Motor Ve­ becue at Vernon Center Congrega­ and Means Committee of the Com­ lotte Chase, RFD 2, Rockville. hicles Department, the State High good for,” replied Hasch. way Department and the State Po­ NEW Kirsch Vertical Slat Blinds are the I mission on Finance will mast at tional Church and then will be per­ "Most of it should be broken up f Poreol Pickup Sorvict MARGARINE mitted to rest before reporting to ths home George Thompson, Echo Vemoa and Taleettville news is and all re-tarred," said another lice. there may be delay in ap­ Dr. Boiled Ham proving ,the request. latest in window treatments. Operate like traverse the field for Infield uid batting handled through the Manchester resident. " practice. To Meet BabM Evening Herald’s Rockville ba- Reardon said he would mail the To Your Cot * BONELESS BRLSKET HEAD CUT No Survey request either today or tomorrow draperies. Tel. MI 3-4865 for details. 3 M... 4 9 c After the post-game ceremoniee There will be social hour at the rean, 7 W . Main S t , telephone The general manager asked^f TRemont6-8136. morning to Joseph Mercer, execu­ the boys will go the HorowlU pool recreation hall, of Congregation any survey had been made of the OPEN 10 A.M.-10 P.M. MONDAY THRU SATURDAY I tive secretary of the Trarte Com­ for a swim. B’Nal Israel, 54 Taleott Ave.. street, and one of the residents ^^’TA*T Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. for mem­ mission. The evening meal will be a smor­ said no. The. gftperal manager Says Road Patrolled gasbord catered by Cul Graf at bers to meet Rabbi Mordecal N Corned Beef-St pointed out that before any ex­ Residents s Iso complained that Ooldweig. Members and friends of FINDELL MFC. CO. the Elks carriage houee. In the sNIARINft AID tensive repaving of the street police cars do not patrol Bush CHEESE SPREAD Elk! home, the KIks will hold a the congregation are Invited to at a- Hill Rd. Chief Reardon said the FOOD KING U. S. TOP CHOICE QUALITY BEEF DEPT. tend. Htal hrinst you could he done, the street would reception for local and visiting have to be surveyed. cars do patrol the road, but that 485 E. MIDDLE TPKE., MANCHESTER dignitariea. Swlmmliig Meet Friday Hoorliif at (Is Botl Dolfi After the survey, said the gen­ residents prota-bly are not aware FULLY COOKED “nje Horowitz Memorial Pool Venetian Blinds, Repairs, Repair Parts 2 >.i>. i m i 6 9 c The field house under construc­ eral manager. It would be neces­ of the frequency with which the swimming team, undefeated, will •..for only $ ^ ^ 0 0 48 Oz. Can SHORT SHANK tion at Henry Park a« a ipemorial sary to fit the extensive program cars travel the road. ■ ------(The An-Purpnee Clieeee) to Lottie Fieke will not be com­ hold a return meet with the Wind­ Pineapple Juice In with extensive programs He agreed that the care do not SUGAR CURED pleted In time for use In the tour­ sor swimming team tomorrow at nament. Some city officials had Windsor. In their first encounter, No fancy talw commiinonil TOP GRADE CHOICE hoped It would be. Roakvil'e beat Windsor 137 to »6 That's how Zsniih csn offer its XTRA FINK MBDnm BHARP Tournament events are being piaiuied model 50-X Hearing Aid it il- Tail bandied by Donald Berger, director St. Joseph's Parah will hold ntost the price of many com­ CHEDDAR CHEESE with John Gill and W. S. Shattuck baaaar and raffle for the benefit parable coiaptlitivs instru- WORLD PeaS 2 Can* i' > as co-chairmen. of the building fund atsu'ting Mon­ oisiits. 10-Dsy Moncy-Bick RIB ROAST Green Giant . Committee members are AI day and ending Saturday. '' Guarsntstt Corns in...or HAMS Symonds, collections; Peter. Mar- Starting each evening at 7 p.m., phono for home dononitrttien, SEMUBONELESS BURSACK’S SHANK PORTION l| | r u . 4 5 c Ullo, Mrs. Ida Martell, Edward the bazaar will take place at St. M i M H "Urtna Solirf Kayan. Mrs. Hilda Kayan, Wil­ Joseph's School playground off 8 AVF. 14« LB. H u Httring AU$ Park liam Yetz, Mrs. Arllne YetJ, and Maple and Union Sts. and adjoin­ 5th Thni 7th RIBS U t Thru 4th RIBS Shank Half *^ 499 Butt Portion *■ ^ o JMrs. Stasia Puts, concessions. ing St. Joseph's Church. Tuna Can Starkist White , W eekend " H A X D r S .. Charles Blake, Al Symonds, The Rev. H. A. Lepak and the QUINN’S PHARMACY Howard Getz, Ed Kayan, and Rob­ Rev. J. Kozon will "‘act as honor­ PHONE Ml S-41SC Butt Halt *^ 590 Siloes *^ 890 ert Gerstrunc. decorations; Mit- ary chairman, with Jossph Gill, PURE LARD thell Orlowski, Thomas Gaaton- Max Sadlak, and~Briino lisMwski %VI MANMJ AATTIMM AIM ACCIMOWtt 14 Oz.. guay, Aldrlck Belangsr, Frank ROAMOET NIARNM AIM Bota. FOOD KING HEAVY WESTERN ECONO-BEEF DEPT. valente. Gayland Abrahamson, Lb. Lb. Hunt Tomato Catsup 2 Howard Getz, ■ Clifford Hurlburt, MEAT SWIFT'S FANCY YOUNG MEATY 2 Lh*. 2 7 c Robert Murphy. Clarence 'Wilson, and Ted Stawickl, igrounds. Donald Berger, Frank McCoy, HAVE GREAT EASTERN CONSTRUCTION 8-14 lb. John Furphey, W. S, Shattuck, 5 Oz. Can Specials Avq. John Gill, and Ehrhaidt Koelsch, ReAesigR the Exitrior of Your Homo loith HEN TURKEYS Jlospitallty; Hylke Werkhoven, Produce Ted Stawickl, and David Werk­ f t (OVEN READY) hoven. police and park. I LIFETIME BAKED ENAMEL CHUCK ROAST PURE . Also., Mitchell Kobus, E. Koel- JUST ARRIVED FAMOl/S COIT ach. health and safety; Donald N 4 Oz- HEAVY WESTERN BEEF Perger. W. S. Shattuck, J>ris 20 DECORATOR CO LO RS I.«rge 88 *lze Eneh 25c R By The 1 l.h, 12 “ i" 29** Werkhoven, Mrs. Grace Shattuck. Horizontal or Vertical Pkg*. H. L. HANDY'S Sirs. Ruth Kobus, dinner. I LIVERWURST Piece Prince Macaroui 2 More Uavor, more weight, more color! * Bank hums Dtvideiid SHURFINE A dividend hike to per cent 0 PHONE Ml 3-8271 per year was voted the Board of 4-8 lb. Directors of the Savings Bank of A. V. "Bert" Lindiay, President and Ownei FRESH PORK f r e s h , TENDER, NATIVE BONELESS BRISKET A v 9 . R 35 OAK ST., MANCHESTER, <30NN. Stuffed Olives Stodkville yesterday. DOVALETTES BAKED BEANS SAUERKRAUT YEIXOW SWEET ' The board made the decision to CATSUP Increase the semi-annual dividend 400 COUNT SPANISH MANZANILLA ' SII.VER FLOSS payable Oct, 1 at a noonthly meet­ CORNED BEEF ‘ SS' SHOULDERS CORN ing; Homemaker The new rate la one fourth of Boston Style 10 Oz. 28 Oz. M (HEAD CUT) one per cent higher that the one THE "DEUCE" IS HERE 22 Oz. .Tar Jar Can* 14 “ 19* CAPITOL BRANO— SKINLESS Doz. 25c inrevlously paid. OOP Flans Party ft Picked freeh dally. . Launching ah effort to attract SCOTKINS 5 3 new members into the Republican WORLD DAISY BUDS •69' FRANKFURTS iranks, the Vernon Republican FANCrV RED M ALAGA Towm- Committee has urged 70 Dill Pickles 37e Our FruH^and Vegetable Variety '^Uhliinhatsd voters to attend its IS THE TALK OF THE TOWN! TABLE NAPKINS NEW LOW PRICE clambake Sunday at the home of A FLAVOR QUEEN WHITE GRAPES> George F. Risley on Lake ,St.' Instant Coffee 69c SLICED The 70 are new voters who have BBAYENSTEIN or hot Joined a political party. Ralph NATIVE CHICKEN PARTS 15c Gibson, Republican committee pub­ FULL licity representative, sent letters MeINTOSH APPLES TOMATOES '2 p’'®’- 3 3 * LOAF Drese up youriir duin'dinner table ndth these — p> the new-votere-tnviting them to SIZE ^ r»^"heauHeB. participate. Sove^ Money ■ Gibson today described the event BREASTS '^ 690 BAKED FRESH DAILY Sunday as the kickoff of an as- Lbs. Lb. 2 5 c fertlve membership drive by the and STA M PS PALMOLIVE SOAP GOP and as a start on the fall Jown campaign. L E G S ^ Frozen Foods Grocery Sp^ials Former Representative Horace PASCAL CURLY er Reely-Brown of Pomfret will be a When You Shop Q BANANAS STRAIGHT ‘ 1 BIRD’S EYE MEAT PIES DEL MONTE truest at the Joclal event. 1 The com roast, chicken bar- at POPULAR 4 31* NABISCO GRAHAM SUNSHINE heque and clambake will begin at CELERY PAISLEY BEEF, TURKEY 19 OZ. 2 p.m. The event is open to anyone CRACKERS kf^YDROX C O O K IES CAN.* interested. The affair will be held DOUBLE STAMPS Lh. 1 0 c EHLERS Tomato Juice 2 t’aln or shine. or CHICKEN 2 - 3 9 ' Anyone Interested in attending EVERY WEDNESDAY 37c box 39c should make reservations by to- B ch .lO c Leeoe Bch.lOC ■nlght with Glbons , 11 Earl I f lbs. CHICKEN OF THE SEA Charcoal Briquets ’•"•^68c Bt.; FJanklln H. Welles, Talcott- COFFfE^ 2 jdlle; or Mrs. Gerald Risley, Tun­ nel Rd., Vernon. River Rice Nestea " C Kaiser ' " S ”'” Marshmallow Orleans Serving ^ th them on the com- IMIlolous Either lead NO. 21/, ■alttee are William R. Hahn. Mrs. ' u Os. Pkgs. or Hot Heven Inch 21c Fluff Lolli Pups TUNA PIES 2 SS' CANS fTancis Loverin, Mrs. Harry Lugg, 1932 MODEL "B "-F O R D 2 27c KEIFFER PEARS Tops For All O O - Mrs. Ralph H. Gibson, Mrs. George i,b. Pkgs. ^ Ounce 49c Broiler Foil 43c Dosserts A « I C W, Wilson, Mrs. Winifred A. WHILE THEY LAST 2 35c 19c MORTON’S (Thank You Brand) sCloter, Mrs. Norhian Stong and Mias Patricia Smith. and Risley, at whose home the clam­ Hershey Instant Underwood Marcal Marcal Beads O' Bleach M A C A R O N I ^ CASTANET STl^FFED MANZ. bake will be held, is the GOP can- FRUITS, MEGUABLES ^ PROS. J J JSidate for first selectman. Hahn Cocoa Mix Deviled Ham Paper Napkins- Paper Hankies CHEESE cassebole^ 84', OZ. M a candidate for second select- • In Cane 29c BUCKET ^an. and Mbs. Loverin is the GOP 100 Count M w NEW CROP, EARLY VARIETY OLIVES choice. for 'tax collectoi'. J ^ . 3 9 c >160 Count 1 Lb. 45c 88 Os. 93c IS: 37c 19c 3 Boxee a OC In Cartons 39c BREAK-RESISTANT SA7 Treated at Hospital MeINTOSH APPLES 2 u-. 29e • There were 367 paUenU treated MELMAC DINNERWARE SCAMP 1 f r r r h i Rockville City HosplUl during La Rosa Spaghetti "TLh. Pkg. A l t Dutch Cleanser the month of July, a renort by Sweetheart Soap Liquid Trend CALIFORNIA CRISPY Mre. Vitglnia J. YaskuBca, super- ONLY 34c PER PIECE p U n i v r t , shows. La Rosa Macaroni 1 Lh. Pkg. 2 1 c 2 14 o*. cans 25 c Regular Size DOG FOOD 13 4 31c 32 Oz. 69c ocuo m g . 'This Week's Plece.-«O U P P L A T l^ l.e O Value Only 84e - Thlrty-Ava eurgical operatloos CARROTS Hsia paifbnned, 2M X-rays takfn, La Rosa Noodles 12 Ounce 25c ^ tLDit.Cane 4_^)^ith size U tanss daUyered, fi blood trans- • oetN ntet lyiNtMa 39c 45c 2 IS Or- 59c fuHolu giTtf ud laiwmtMX ~ r

MANCHESTER EVENTNO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, AUOTJST 18, 19«9 . PAGE ELEVIN F A O l n S N UANCHSSTEB EVCNING^ HERALD. UANCHB8TBR. CONN, THURSDAY. AUGUST 18. ItM Borowski*notified the Tow* ing to Willlmantlc. 18-year-old daughter took out a aulL seeking to bgr eoastjr ro p Oourt^Of the violation and* a war- Arreated In Willlmantlc by Pol iceman Kill« warrant rharglng her father raped Istrars from preventing qunltfled teeeeeee»»»e.'s»w*eee»»%eieeMe»e4esMaMSMk»<rgia Negro well and other effleers started waa diamlaaad hy V.S, Dlotriet torday, where, police said, the Aubut pleaded guilty to the pro­ driving Lovett to jail when the Judge T. Hoyt Davis In Macon. Negro selKed Southwell, the driver, Tha Supreme Court M to hear ar­ A Mancheater youth who failed youth waa found hiding behind a bation violation charge In Town On W&y lo Jail Trims Co«t of door. Court this morning. with both hands ahnind the neck, guments on a Juatiea Departmant TTie Baby Has to report to hla probation offlear, appeal In the fall. but who left a note saying ha wsui 'Aubut waa Initially arreatad In the aecond case, the cmirt pulled his head back and tried ' / pulled Back Forces March 15 and waa charged with suspended judgment against Har­ , DawSon, Oa., Aug. IS {JTl -r A to choke him, Matthewe said. going to Canada, was sent tb Hart­ Vets’ Pensions taking a motor vehicle without the vey C. Soales, 47, of Anderson. Negro charged with raping THa Southwell etopped the car and ford. County Jail thla morning for own daughter waa toot to death fired two ahota. Lovett wae hit treoi Page One) violating hla probation. owner’s permission, obtaining Ind., charged with vagrancy, and mTRBlOX am i IXTKBIOR' ••• (Oenttanod from Page One) tha clreua has appeared In Bolton. goods by false pretenses, and driv­ gave Soales until this afternoon on the way to jail when he tried In the arm and cheat and died a Been Named The S-rlng Hunt B(os. outfit la the Armand H. Aubut, 20, of 11 Vine ing without a llceiike. The jail to strangle a Georgia Bureau of little later in a hospital, the gruebed oRf fUd Ohisia’e chaurge St., waa sentenced to serve two 8- to JdtVe todm.*- FAINTING they could give no eatlmate of the that the Americajia are fomenting second largeat In the nation. terms were Imposed on the first Soales said he was on hia way to Investigation agent. Sheriff Zs T, sheriff Said. , over-all reduction then, but left BUG BOMB Beilctln Board month jail terma Imposed by the two charge# after the third had Matthewa said yesterday.* In the other two cases here, one PAFERHANGING titmMe bi Laee. A epok'eeman said Baaeball uniforms will be col­ Town Court March 18. Hie sen­ Maine for the potato harveat. the impreealon that It waa not too Uiia la came propaganda lisM been given suspended judgment. Soales waa arreated Tuesday Willie Lovett, 30-year-old junk­ Negro died In a hoapital after lected by PYed Gaal. park commls- tence* are to be aerved concur- yard employe, -was the third an officer used force in arreatlng SPRAY PAINTING _____ and I*et«r Tarcnee. twin aona of Mr. ajid Mra. great. IKIDGEFORT the OommiisiiaU have been ped­ aloner, tomorrow night at 3 o'clock rentl;^. Since hla diaappcaraitoC from morning when he was found sleep­ Thomta ghannon. Haat Hartford. Thay wara bom Aua. 1 at dling for weeks). There are 80 Mancheater, Aubut said, he ing In a car in a used car lot. He Negro killed by law officers In him and another waa toot to death (HjALITV WOflXMANSIflP The bill la to...be...railed up on at the Community Hall. All young- After sentencing Aubut In this South Georgia town In recent Hartfoid Hoapital. Their matamal fraadparenta ara Mr. and the Senate floor' today under a KILLS RYS, ROACHES. Ameriean military stdvlaera in has been living Irv-Long Branch, said he had no money for lodging when, an officer said, the Negro AT PAfX PXfOKg Mra. Frank Binunda, 154 W. Center 8t, and their paternal ■tera are urged to return their uni- March, the court suspended ex­ N. J. He said he rtturned here yes­ yeafa., slashed his hat with a knife. The procedure which llmlU debate to Laoe, but the epokeeman denied forma suid other gear to managers ecution of the sentences and placed and had been thumbing hla way vrandparanta are Mr. and Mra. Terence Shannon. T9 RUaaell St. three houra on the bill, one hour the United Btatee haa any baaea or terday-to get rtiore money then re­ from Indiana since the previous "It waa clearly a case of aelt offleera were also cleared In thoaa They have a brother, John, 5; and a alater, Jean, S. MOSQUITOES • promptly dn view of the meeting him on 6-months probation. Aubut turn to Long Branch. defense,” the sheriff said. He aald eases. Fr«d C . SturtRYORf on each amendment. treopB In tha Mttla Buddblat king­ tomorrow. did not report to probation officer week. 128 S. MAIN mr. • ■ • • • Vcterana organizatlona are urg­ dom. V.U. military and. aecurlty Actions resulting in hia arrest the agent, J. W. Southwell, "fired Dawson is the seat of Terrell Henry Borowski May 27 and Bo- March 15 were the taking of. a car County where the Justice De­ Robert Oaorgrt, non of Mr. and Mra. Oeorfe Kleman, 125 ing Senatora to reject the Finance 120Z f t Q sId to l^oa for tha 1989 flacal Maneheeter Rvening Herald Bol­ rowski recleved a letter the next There are approximately 11 mil­ in the line of duty.” Td. Ml 9-2979 Mather St Ha waa bom Au(.'4 at Hartford Hoapital. Hit ma­ committee amendmenta. -M r totaled 838,900.008. from Pearl St. in Mancheater, get­ lion Hebrews, acattered in almost Matthews said Lovett was ar­ partment filed Its first suit under AERO Sa CAN o y c ton correspondent, D o r I « M. day saying Aubut waa going to ting, but not paying for 12 worth rested at the junkyard after his the 1957 Civil Rights Act. Tha T r| ternal (randparenta are Mr. and Mra. Hugh O'Donnell, Cambria The new V> eetimate of the cut Red Ostna charged "American D'ltoHa, telephone MItehell 8-5645. Canada. every land. Heighta, K. T., and Kla maternal grandmother la Mra, Annie made by the Senate group wae Impdrlaliam haa extended lU mill of gas at Cook's station, then driv­ Kleman, Belfaat Northern' Ireland. Ha haa a alater, Bileen not announced formally btit wae tary threat right to the bordera of Bllaabe^ confirmed by aeveral committee Ohiiia and tha (Oommuhiaty Dem­ • • • • ■ nr.embera. UPTON TEA ocratic RepubXe of Viet Nam." Saaan Marie, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Roger S. Ather, 297 Sen. Roocrt S. Kerr (D-Okla), The language of the article in the B. Middle 'Tpke. She waa bom Aug. 5 at Mancheater Memorial aecond-ranktng Democrat on the FKG Of 16 lAGS 25e effielal Peildng People'a Dally Hoapital. Her matamal grandparenta are Mr. and Mra. Adrian committee, tok, a reporter he waa reminiaeent at that ueed by G. St Pierre. 199 W. Center St., and her paternal grandmother wwifil make a floor flght to knock Beiptog bedore Red Chlna’a Inter- YOU SAVi CASH W STAMPS WITH 6RAHD UHIOMS -ta^Mra. Georgiana Ather, 8 Mlnta Court. out moat of the changee and re- ^FKG Of 48 lAGS 65c ventton In the Korean War. atore the houee bill. North Viet Nam, which Laoo Kerr wa/ joined by Sene. Al­ FRESH CHICKENS haa aeeuaad equipping and Patricia Oraee, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Richard B. Baker, bert Gore (D-Tefin» and Bugene 9KG OF 100 lAGS at 359 Bidwell S t She'waa bom. Aug. 1 at Mancheatar Memorial 1.19 WHOLE SPLIT- training the rebela, added to the McOarthy (D-Minn) In filing mi­ propaganda din. Hoapital. Her maternal grrandfather la Jacob J. Lipp, 359 Bid- nority vlewa proteatlng the com- QUART SIZE C Q 2 TO V/t LB QUARTERED- Pramler Pham Van Dong aent well St, and her paternal grandparenta are Mr. and Mra. Cheater mRtee'e action. LB LB note# to five Southeaat Aalan B. Baker. Conneault Ohio." She haa two brothera, Richard, 6, The bill concerna penalona for PKG Of 12 8AGS O o C and Paul, 3 4 . AVERAGE r CUT-UP oountrlea—Thailand, South Viet veterane with non-eerrice-connect- Nam, Biurma, Cambodia and Indo- ed dieabilitiea and their de- • OZ 8KG 83c neala—warning them a g a 1 n a t Gregory Wallacei, aon of Mr. and Mra. Gregory F. Gordon, pendente. aending troops to Lama. He aald Fluahlng, U Ih N. T. He waa bom Aug. 9 at the Fluahing Hoa- Ak originally propoeed by the Ocoon Spray Cronbornr S o u m DILICOUS WJTH CHICKEN 2 K-OZCANS 43c thla would undermine North Viet Mtal. Hla maternal grandparenta are Mr. and Mra. Richard edrolnietratlon. It Vaa daelgned to Nam’a aecurlty. QulUtch, Mancheater; hla maternal great-grandmother la Mra. put he penaiona on a alidlng acald' Cat Food Diptomatle eourcea at the Unit­ B. A. Noack,. Guilford; hla paternal grandparenta are Mr. and btale to be determined by need. KITTY SNICKER SNOULOIR - Well Trimmed • 4 le 6 Ibi SHPULOIR - Well Trimmed • 4 le 6 Ibi ed Nations said Secretary Qeharal Mra. Seary C. Gordon, Weat Hartford; and hla paternal great­ The Houae accepted'this feature Dag Hammarakjold le trying to grandmother la Mra. Clarence A. Gordon, Glouceater, Maaa. of the Pleasure with some modlfl- LI u arrange mediation of the dispute catione, thua saving about $12 bil­ Fresh Picnics Smoked Picnics along the Laos-North Viet Nam lion over the nbxt 40 yearn, but 2 15-OZ CANS 29e Mteheel Anthony, aon of Mr. and Mra. Ray Zira 78 Grand J A K A R R A N D - Daniih A L L border. Hammarakjold reportedly Are.. RockvlUe. He waa bom Aug. 9 at Rockville City HoaplUI. added a new proviaiona which ini' A urged India to send an envoy from Hla maternal grandparenta are Mr. and Mra. B. J. Sweeney, Bn- would coat 22- bilHon 2-U CAN New Delhi to talk with the Hanoi fleld, and hla paternal grandparenta are Mr. and Mra. Frank Zira This provision, exposed by the Scott Conned Homs EACH Fronkfurts wcello5 5 ( government about charge* of 2 Highland Ave., Rockville. He haa a brother, Ray Jr., 34. administration, would make 'Wbrld Oommuniet infiltntion'got woree. • • • • • War n and Korean War widow* FAMILY NAPKINS And In case of outright invuion, Brio Hanaon. aon of Mr. and Mra. Robert H. Randall. 39 S. eligible for penaiona even though foreign minister Khamphan Panya Hawthorne St. Ha waa bom Aug. 9 at Mancheater Memorial thrir huabahde had only a nbn- Luxury Loaf StajaoJl .Sptciall told a newa conference, the gov­ Hoapital Hla maUmal grandmother la Mra. Harriet Kirby, aervice-connected diaabUity. At 2 ^ ^ 25c ernment might aak for U.N. forces Providence, R. I., and hla paternal grandparenta are Mr. and Mra. present World War I widows Pickle It Pimeuto Leaf 8-OZ to Intarvene. O. Rled LeClair, Briatol, R: I.. enjoy this benefit. PKGS The SenaU Committee accepted 3 BONELESS BOTTOM • • • • • Tasty Loaf Fresh Swordfish Beech-Nut Idifig Cancer T oll Clim bs Deborah Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Aldo Pavan. 40 Port­ the widow* equalisation feature, but voted to make It effective July lARY FOOD land St. She waa bom Aug. 9 at Mancheater Memorial Hoapital. 1. 1982. instead of July 1, 1980, aa Chicago—only 4 per cent of all Her maUraal gtandparenU am Mr. and Mra. Bdwin Oagood, Mil­ In the House bill. ttrainsd Chopped victims of lung cancer survive b^ ford. Maine, and her paternal grandparenU are Mr. and Mra. However, the committee voted .Summer-Credit f^f^duce I yond five yearn after the onset of FRUIT COCKTAIL Joaeph Pavan, 433 Keeney St. JARS 4 1 C O JARS O V C With These Quick • • • • • to trim dowm the penaion' acales the disease. The lung-oahcer death under the new altding-acale provi­ rate new is more than seven Alaa* Marte, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Alfred Raffa. 17 sions, adopting monthly paymenta Summer Meals . . . times as high as It waa in the Huntington a t She waa born Aug. 5 at Mancheater Memorial well below the Houae flgurei in X r.i s c o COOL! early '30s. Hoapital. Her matamal grandmother la Mra. Brunetta DePaa- some cases. It waa these changea Save Kitchen Time . , , PEACHES 29 Ok quaii, Wetharafleld, and her paternal grandparenta are Mr. and- which provided most of the over­ SHORTENING Mm. I^niia Raffa, 15 Huntington St. She haa two aiatera, Ro­ all reduction In cost. IIQULA8 IL8IRTAS - VIRGINIA CAN berta, 7, and taurle Ann, 6. Save Cash! • •••• _ S ^ 3 3 i _ ^ 8 7 c Local Stocks ROUND KM Karie Ohriatopber, aon of Mr. and Mra. Earle'B verett 88 lUn S t Ho waa bom Aug. 8 at Mancheater Memorial Hoa- Golden Ripe ’ LBS ^ ta l. m a maternal grandparenU are Mr. and Mra. Frank Hoher, OPEN DAILY ^ and ^a l Specia(.61 MeotaMana Pemlabed by' Calif.; htai maternal great-grandparenU are Mr. and Mra. H. L. 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. F I U f f O . Oobnm a MMdIabreok. Ine, Bumhanf, St Peteraburg, Fla.; hla paternal grandparenU are Vegetable, Vegetarian, Asparagus, Cream of Celery; Pea Bank Btoeka KRAFT U. S. C H O IC E . Mr. and Mra. Barle D. Everett 22 Doane St.; and hla paUrnal SUNDAY. 8 A.M..8 P.M. GOLDEN SHORTENING Bid Asked graat-grandmothera are Mra. Flora Ladeau, Greenfield, Maaa.. 10'/i OZ s i I d l i s s - Vina Ripentd Conn. Bank and Trust SWIFTS and Mra. Jeaale DeLUato, Hartford. He haa a aiater, Rlkki ^ PINE PHARMACY 1-LI 9«4 CENTER ST. Soups ^ CANS Oo...... '...... SOti 41 4 PREMIUM. Lynn, 1. CAN 33c ' *i; 85c Campbell's Grapes Relreshing LBS Hartford Natlona- Bank A Trust Co. 35 37 ARMOUR STAR ‘TT’ R E G U L A R L e G R A N O IS '^ Full e( beiicale Flavor MAYONNAISE FINAST - Paa, Yallow Eya, Rad Kidney tire Ineoraaoe Oompanies Pine Dutch Aetna I 3 r e ...... 69 73 Downs Nominated 28-OZ Hartford Flra ...... 181 191- CLEANSER Nectarines ' 2 '»3 9 < National Fire ...... 130 138 lb. By Norwalk GOP Lin INSURANCE AND Baked Beans 2 CANS CALIFORtllA RARTLITTS Phoenix F ire ...... 76 Vi ' 79V4 life mma indenaelRy Iw. Oaa. Norwalk, Aug. 18 UPl—LeRoy 2 U-OZ CANS 25c FINAST - With Raisins Pears Ffaverful and Refreshing LBS Z9* Aetna Casualty 186 195 Dowbb, a formar Congresaman. YOUR MONEY BACK Aetna U f a ...... 3 5 4 ' 284 will represent the Democratic HOW! CALIFOINIA _ Conn. G eneral...... 373 ,388 party In Norwalk's mayoralty Htfd. Steam Boiler .. 92 97 A BRAND NtW SUN LIFE PLAN WHICH: T r e i(.d 16-OZ CAN alaction in November. Brown Bread Lettuce Fresh • Well Trimmed HDS 3 5 < TVavelera ...... 95 Vi 98 V TOP ROUND BONELESS EYE Dowma waa dominated imani- DETERGENT Pnbhc OttUtlee moualy last night''by the Demo- 1 ProvidM imurancs protection to age 65. C I U O . Conn. U ght A Power 33 35 eratlc Town and City Committee. ITALIAN STYLE Hartford Electric Lt. 67 70 ,.Ha haa aerved aa city clerk and 2 Retofiw ail basic annual premiums paid LGE RKGS Hartford Gas Co...... 44Vi 47V comptroller, and waa Oongreaaman 39c chs Southern New England ROAST s STEAK ROAST from the Fourth Congresaional if ensured lives to 65. 40-OZ CAN Carrots 2 > 19< Telephone ...... 44 - 48 Dlatrict from 1940 to 1942. Chef Ravioli StoBOfaetonag Oompanies Rspubllcana earlier this week Is available for male and female Trend Arrow, Hart, Heg. ,, 72 75 GRAPE DRINK MIELESS U.S. CHOICE I Q named State Rep. John Shoatak to lives ages 15 to 50. Aaaociiitad Spring ,. . 20 33 ARMOUR STAR L D run for the post. LIQUID DETERGENT ^ DINTY MOORI - A Hearty, Filbng Meal Sderes P roof Cirsl l^aHonaf*d Briatol Brass ...... 12 1814 U.8. CHOICE I Q Incumbetat Mayor Irving C. CoUlBS ...... 76 85 ASMOUR STAR L O . SWIFTS PREMIUM Freeae of the Independent party, At 65, the funds eon be (o) token in cosh; (b) used to purchase e£ow prices Save ^ou Tflore! . Dunham Bush ...... 8V4 9'/4 SWIFTS PREMIUM is being oppoaed in hla bid for re- 2 12 0Z CANS 59c 24-OZ CAN E m -H art...... 46 V4 48Vi nomlnatipn. The party will vote on o paid-up poiky for the original sum assured ond the balance Beef Stew Fafair Bearing ...... 57 V4 61 Vi WELCHADE 4 4 < UNDERWOOD i'4'/i OZ CAN 34c FANUEIL HALL Its choice next Monday. taken in cosh or os guaranteed income; (c) used to proddb on Landers, Frary, Clark 20 V4 23 Vi annuity; (d) left on deposit ot a guaranteed rote ef'lm er^. LIM Y - Ready to Slica, Haat and Eat K. B. Machine ...... 27 39 P u r e X CANS North and Judd ...... 37 40 Deviled Ham 2 3 7 < Rogera Carp (B) .... 18 QUART Inqure now obouf this remorkobfe lEADS-O-BLEACH T6V4 STRONGHIART RuaSell Mfg...... 37 80 CAN HOMER'S new Sun Uh plan. JuP tall or writei Corndd Beef Hish Staflley W orks...... 47 80 PANAMA • PEELED ond DEVEINED 18-OZ FKG Terry Steam ...... 40 44 lb CANS Torrlngton ...... as 85 T 39c Deg Food 6 5 5 < 2 MNK OR RiRWLAR Luneheonetie FRUIT PLAVORID ' V eederR oot...... S3 58 SHRIMP CHARLES J. VAN DEUSEN a C a ^ l i o ^ _ ^ L i n e i e C oocL! The above quocattona are not to CLOSED FOR Blu White he eonstrued' a* actual markets. D flP IL U l— SOLID PACK 321 MIDDLE TPKE., EAST Za-Rex Syrups"^ jiSs S9 « ILEACH Bean Sprouts 2 ca°s25‘ CRISP end TASTY Bolton LIGHT TUNA VACATION 120Z 4D m SCHIMMEL STRAWURRY . LEMONADE Phone: Ml 9-4404; PI 2-8801 6-OZ 9KG 25c Educator Crux 9KG Firehouse Wing AUG. 17 to 24 SUN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA PRESERVES Noodles M«N 2 ca°ms25^ Bid Opening Se PENGUIN— plus d*poslt M Karo Syrup 29-01. t~. * SaLer^ Su^s! Bids wlH be opened for eon boti. 4 3 9 RED OR ILUE LAREL •truetlon o t an addition to the BEVERAGES 4 Crozen Cood Sfteciaid! firehouse on Aug. 31 FRESHPAK ■ C R A P E S iO-oi. COFFEE CAKE An appropriation of 117,500 for iort- 240Z RTL 25c toe addition waa approved by OIIAPI JiLLY 2 A Tasty Brandy and Coffee C O P P I t R O Y A L . 4 D A town meeting on June 35. FRESHPAK GRAPE JUICE Rutlarcraam Filling Regular 3 9 c EACH Stuart Wells, oeeretary of the S ™ “ - 2 “ 4 5 ‘ Mazoia Oit Fire Commissioner*, will receive MACARONI ELBOW LYNN POULTRY FARMS YOR" GARDEN - CONCORD the bids between 7 and 8 p,m. at FRESHPAK OM GREEN PEAS 33c r— 'ComweHcut Poultry ★ ' ’Diroet Prom' Farm to YoO .— — FOR 5AUD5 OR COOKING Doughnuts AFPlf FILltp • MG Rea FKG OF 6 2 5 c the llriihouae on Aug. 31 after 16-ox,' 6-OZ c 12-OZ mheh they will be opened and FJ^NCY PIA$ 2 com BROCCOU speaks^ - ^ CANS 9 # 9# CAN Lemon Chiffon Cake MG 89* lA 49c read. 3 2 Plana and specifications, are FRESHPAK 0 ^ 2 - 2 9 SEABROOK ." c c 100-ft.' 34 61 2 Old Fashioned Bread MG 38* LOAF 21c available from Arnold Lawrence rolls FARMS—DICED> a- pkg*. a 9 c ■6-OZ of Mancheater, architect for the WAXID PAPIA 2 CHICKEN OF THE SEA OpM W«d., Thun, and Fri TIN 9 P.M. — Sot. 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. — Ml 9-8251 Limeade m»whmaid 4 CANS 49< Italian Bread MG 31* loaf 11< I expansion project. The project itoould about double HONEYDEW MELONS White Tuna ca°n 3 9 c 6-OZ CHICKEN OF THE SEA ■ light the ground floor area of the fire­ 4 CANS 59« house. It will provide two addi- Tuna 3 c1nsM.OO M I N U l l 6-OZ tienal garage areas, one on" each SAVE MONEY ON THESE POPULAR BRANDS! SWUT NAB I SCO’GRAHAM ' SNIOERS TOMATO Famous Libby aide ot the present building, and Lemon & Lime-ade M A I D 4 CANS 14-OZ ^ c 4 7 . a large working area in the rear 8e OFF DEAL ^ CRACKERS 3 7 < Catsup 2 BTLS ODC SNOW PLAKI 9-OZ ot toe building, liie addition will L l i S C I O U S educator cookies' CRINKLE-CUT be a 1-story structure. eoLDiN PLUPPO 3 |H|<= - HEINZ Potatoes 3 PKGS Glassware Offer!- 4 9 . Olson to Speak 4 9 12-ox. Cape Cod 28c CHIRRYSTAR Du* lo the Lack of Mcrehandis* Curio Glass Couponi Harvey H. Olson of Wethersfleld FRESH CMiLI SAUCE bll. NINE LIVES ‘ 10-OZ PKG instant coffee " 3 5 < Oranges MANDARIN 31. , will be Honored thru will be guoat speaker tomorrow at TENDER a i b r a s c the O ra ^ e meeting at 8 o’clock at NESCAFE . 8c OFF DEAL % FROZEN Pet Food 2 ’ciN°,'29c SATURDAY, AUGUST 29th. the Oommunity Hall. Olson vrill COCOA ->22 01 JAR 59e ‘ l ib. ITc talk 0*1 the University of Hartford. SWANEE—2c OFF DEAL ROMAINE LETTUCE RORRAN ROZA UT 3 r Marsh n-oi JAR 35c %^acalion Speciai! - ALL 7 GLASSIS NOW ON SALII Mr. and Mrs Michael Peace and I roll* Mr. and Mra. Arthur Plnney Sr, , of 150 HEINZ. OT INSTANT P I N A S T - WHITE OR COLORED will be boats for the meeting. PAPER TOWELS aib. a 9 c Frosting s'/^oipkc I7e Olreue Oueats 3e OFF DEAL BAKED BEANS 2 29< QT Three Bolton buBlnesoea joined Facial Tissues 1.00 forces today to make it possible for SARA LEE FROZEN Snow Whipra 25t 40 crippled children and th'rir coun •M’A-ox. aelors from Camp Oak Hill to at COFFEE CAKE pkg. 7 9 r tend the Hunt Brothera circus on 15c OFF DEAL Sa...n.rU me C o o t. le Speciai! 22-ox. WITH HEXACHLOROPHINE Rice 2 ,’S 35. Rt. 85 this afternoon. The children LUXLIQUID - eon.. D U T C H M A I D Were scheduled to see the perform ance aa tha gueata of the 8-J’s SAVE TRIPLE S BLUE STAMPS FOR STR IP E TOOTHPASTE «!^* 3 1 < Aeataurant, Red Ember and Pa 49 forTor in#the rnc9Pric* ofot a3 ’ -T.LB CELLO gani Caterera. They were luncheon CATS LOVE IT1 a 9 D B Sugar Wafers 29< Tuesta of Paganl Caterera before P A LM O LIV I SO A P 4 32* • he, show. PUSS 'N BOOTS 2 2 5 < WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES Campers from Brae Marr also 2le OFF DEAL ' ^ D 1 wers Kheduled to see the after­ FRIES WITHOUT SMOKING noon performance under special ar­ SALADA TIABAGS,’°;. 98* • p m GIFTS k.qt. rangements with Bolton firemen W ESSON O IL hot. and eonstahles, aponaors of today' two performances- h u n d r e d s TO CHOOSE FRON All Prices Blffectlve At Upperr Connecticut Store#Stores TliruH iru Saturday, AuguatAugust 15th ,. We ReMrve the Righi le Limit Quonlltlee TRIPLE-S STAMP REDEMPTION OEN1ER—180 MARKET SQUARE, NEWINGTON ■ *4 \ \

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solved tha problem in ISM by or- Ro many members complained of a Although they are strictly quidated from resources, of the under. not had tha opportunity to bid on On Aug. T the other contraetere a start, will be donated by Foots- Hut Boyle- taniilng the Oaalight Club In Chl- lark of robust male conviviality in gentlemen's clubs, black sheep 5 PeiT8oii8 Killed Regional 8 hllls Farm Gilead. Rg H Kiilfi T wa Auditors Predict state general fund." Observers not# that when the the project Informed Foote that the project nagoi It was a private key chib their own home towns that Browne members can bring, their wives. Have The auditors appeared worried program, with its short-term note As a result several Board mem­ waa not a job they cared to submit ••for gentlemeif," deliberately dec­ now . la franchising a nationwide But wives can't come alone. In Florida Crash Menebsatee Kvesilnf HsnUd An­ . m Paso, Tsx., Aug. II (M , 111 MiHioii State over the deficit operations In their typs’ of • financing, was started Play Field Work bers met with Leary «nd rep­ a bid on. Lightning ripped through a field orated'In the red pluah decor of chain of Black Sheep Clubs, pat­ •'Surprisingly, we haven't had Oreat jEastern Conajruetion Foote said yesterday that I^eary dover eorreapoadeiit, ^r a . FanI l>. Black Sheep Found ISOfl. audit report, of ^e state's mort­ ^ w le s ItiMnired the public the pro­ resentatives of the other Hebron headquarters In tha desert north terned largely after his Oaalight any objectloivi from the wives,” then signed a contract on Aug. 10. Pfanstiehl ielephofie Pilgrim •rtiere the tired bualneaaman Clubs. Ocalsi Fla., Aug. 13 QP>- A light Housing Deficit gage housing program for the 3- gram would b*. self-supporting and Said Going Weil firm, together with soil engineer of here yesterday, killing two said Browne. "Our waitresses have He added that work is progressing t-MlUL could foregather with hia pals •'Every man would like to be a rain was falling when the car ' RedMlgn the'exterlor of y«ur horn* year period which ended, June 30, not cost ths taxpayers a penny. Gunnar Lytlksinen of Columbia. New Mexico National Guardsmen. to be pretty, btit after live minutes slipped off the edge of the rqad. satisfactorily. around the bowl that cheera, make black sheep If he only had the E 1988. l. Glen Lnvette, a flew Mex­ ' Kiay-haired executive. And now hia City family were among the dead T PLASTIC SURFACED T terday by Regional 8 Board of old-time tinkling piano. ranging ff-om San Francisco tn A t­ It’s all Innocent fun. The wait­ Chester Bowles in 1949, may wind Baldwin utd Claffey , said the carded. So. they .said, some $1.8 project, since no signed contract trial arts instructor at RHAM. by supersonic means, has been ico Guard spokesman, said ths In­ M loonkf»p»r, riliirlunt mir- I hobby has become a big biiainaiH, in the accident south of here on Education chairman Robert Foote Foote also announced that Clif­ ••We picked a ISOS atmosphere," lanta. Browne eventually foresees resses • some of them are young ■ up with an eventual deficit of $11 basic problem t v t h e $60 million million in Income labeled for prin­ existed. He took this action to en­ developfid by the Austrian Foun­ jured suffered principally fmm M M ." m I<1 Burton Brownr, who is ' He’s on tbe wav to become the J, U.S. 441 yesterday. Police said E ton B. Horner, of Andover, chair­ said Browne, ••because that was the a network of 200 Black Sheep actresses - are for looking, not E ROCK SHAKES million or more. program was the'tqct that the cipal retirement had to be divert­ of Gilead. able the Board to entertain an of­ dry Institute. It eliminates the shock. He said all of them prob­ ■ C. Penney of rhaln-ftore convivl- they were Murray Cohen, 42; his ' man of the site sub-committee, has miikInK a fortune out of malr nos- last time man waa really king and Clubs here and abroad. pinching. "And If the Interest ratea rise, state .issued low cost t>8 per cent ed to meet admitjlstratlve ex­ Foote said that William E. fer from the second company. customary test sampling, a pro­ ably will be released fmm William I alit.v, wife, Shirley, 37. and their' son. i rich dpcoratar aolid onion that give a “ CnatAiii been notified by the State High­ talKiiu millionaires really lived like mil- •They are Ideal for America’s " I f a member' dates a waitress, R 0 R the deficit will be considerably mortgages to the some e^OQO pur­ penses. Leary, Hebron contractor, had be­ •The other company's representa­ cess frequently complicated, de­ Beaumont Army Hospital in El Richard, 8. A daughter, 10-year-1 Built Look.” Popular atrlatod texture has all the way Department that they will ‘Tm the only enloonkeoper who ; "In bufineaa today you have to Itonaires.^' booming new expense account his key is lifted — and she is higher," declared auditors Clar­ chasers, whereas the s ta t^ tii a The Bowles' housing program gun work on the project Aug. 4 tive was when given specifications structive to the product, and has- Paso today. entertain a lot,” he remarked, “ But flred." old Elaine, was critically hurt. charm of natural ahakea. New plaatio aurfaee seed the bank area this Saturday. •The clubi was a huge auecesa aristocracy. A lifetime member­ 1 ence F. Baldwin and Robert F yearly short-term note borrowii has been under criticism In re- after the acceptance of his bid by for the project and asked to indi­ ardous. The Innovation elimin­ If lifted In who’* who In Amerlr*. there aren't very many placei Browne Is still a bit dar.ed^by the ' In the other car, Sam Jones Hil­ 1 prener\-eii color beauty fpr year*. from the start. So Vfere later Gas­ ship coats $2,1. Any drink • ■ from liard, 86, South Miami, waa killed a a ffey . policy, must pay considerably t years for Its Inability to the Regional Board Aug. 3. cate within 24 hours whether they The work will be done by the ates waste and can determine the the SocifI Reirifter, end Pun «nd where men can entertain men, speed with which his hobby — to State department for cost phis 10 light Clubs he ntginlxed In Man­ ginger ale to ,V)-year-old brandy instantly. Hia daughter, Mrs. Pa­ Discussing the inability of the more in interest charges. proive self-supporting. However, During that week, however, an­ were Interested In bidding, so that quality of a complete casting with- { The travel beret In rayon velvet Is $1.2,1. Sandwiches are a nickel. create a few carefree meccas for 0 P H O N E Ml 3-8271 0 per cent. Three tons of hay, need­ la Ideal for the midsummer or Rredstreet.’* ■■■Vou take a client to a aupper hattan and the nation's capital. | tricia Hilliard Covington, 21, died program to be self-supporting as They said for the program to this IsHhe first time a forecast of other Hebron contractor spoke to the Regional Board could call a In minutes. An American com-i The clubs take In no cash. You men who like the atmosphere of A. V "Bert" Lindeay. President and Owner ed to preveiit' 'Uie bank from early fall vacationer. Looks smart An ex-commerrif I frtist who club for a couple of rtrinka and a The three clubs now rack up $.1 later, and hia wife was aerimisly planned, they said the deficit break even the state must be able the everitual deficit has been Board members and expressed his special meeting for Aug. 10 to re­ pany has obtained the first li-'j sign for everything. the past -■ has mushroomed Into R 38 OAK ST., MANCHESTER, CONN. R eroding whils 'the grass la getting censes to usa the new technique. en route and ran pack flat. once felt lucky if he jfol » 1R for « .steak dinner, and what happena? million a year in liquor sales, have hurt. "will eventually have tn be li­ tn borrow money at .85 per cent or made.______dissatisfaction that his firm had view the matter. gAg cartoon, Browne if now heart By you're both ftanding out­ members in every U.R. state and 4,'i •'When.yoti walk into one of the a multimlllion-dollar business. Police said the Cohens were re­ -ii-. of a larife Chirajfo artvertisinir Arm side on the curb wonderthg what to forelgti eountrlea. rluhs." said Burt, ’'you are aiilo- "Between you and me, I'm hav­ turning from a vlsH to Cohen's fa­ apeeiflixinit in electronira. do.” But they are only the beginning j maticallv s millionaire, 1B06 ing the time of my life," he said, ther in Miami Beach when their Browne and a group of friends In Browne's big nostalgia bonanxa. vintage.*' genially. '‘I ’d do it for free." AHvertiBe in The H erald—•*lt Pays Btit eonvtylality has been a life- car slid on the wet asphalt.- A&P.Super Markets in Manchester — 261 Brita4 Street and 116 E. Center Street OPEN WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY UNTIL 9 P. M .

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. OONN. THURSDAY, AUGUST 18. 1969 P A G E r a n i N 1- \ ■ ^ ______— ■ I...... —...... -L PAGE POtJRTEEN ( MANCHBflTER EVBNINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ THURSDAY. AUGUST 18. 1969 medical aid aha had gotten would n il said be had h«pad t« dla- "eaaa abeuld eona first" Ha a d d ­ SurgcYon Reports coat her her title or her contract Hearing on Sewer poae of the ease before leaving of­ ed that all these delays are "get­ fice at Uie end of this month, hut ting to be abeurd." BUGS B UNNY OUK BOARDING U 0U8I wUh MAJOR UOUFLK IJAILY CROSSWORD Pl!’ZZLB Daigle-Finniegan W edding with his outfit. I Answer to Prtvlout Piiiila . Miss Uni verse’s The newspaper report of the ReHet for Aug. 25 the delay will mean that the new Rpecial Public. Defender Wal- HurriN' A T f eAM i T operation, in Sports Nippon, said stste'e attorney, .lohn D. LaBelle, ; tare R. Burke, counsel for Tabor- _ . TH‘WMUN' tO f Artist's Life GHCn Mloa Barbara Ann Finnogan, Miss Kojima had entered Mai- of Mancheeter. "will have to ask ' ak.v, rose to'Explain that there was 3R Plastic-Made The date for the public hearing for further extension" .because he f no delay on hts part as the Tabor* »fAP, PWBfV u daugttter of Mro. Jooephino Fbt- sui's hoapilal tinder a false name, on the Highland at. water and ;ESAD,eqYAlTSj We'tefWT. HOIST 13 fearing the public might dtacover is not personally-fsmihsr with the ■ sky brief had been filed. I C5UITE.A PAMG, A0K088 5S Rofter negan, »T North St, became the ' Tokyo, Aug. 18 UP> A Tokyo sewer mein appropriation has been she was having the treatment. But- CUM. •fudge Alcorn niled him*out of WeLL.HBPS W B*0, f PARTINS wifH 'iOOMKSOR bride Of Rolond Oonnui Dolgie. plastic surgeon said today he gave changed from Aug. 18 to Aug. 25 at ^ MA30R-*~OFF1»LA ,,, ^ lAnim.1 .rtist, " ' “ r*** ®"* ta&'iaui Gi Dr. Mataul said she returned after He aaid that while Ooldfarh I order and said today’s hearing 1 IT 50 HAPPBNSTHATIlfi—-rr’s JUST lararaca&ia a bust-enlarging plastic injection 8 p.m. in the hearing room of the | took the ease reluctantly, the ; didn't involve him at all- — Bonheur ton ot Mr. and Mro. Wilfred the Miss Japan contest to tell him' TWi'^MF THB SCHEDULE^ THAT TH5 BFlemUh «I GoU^ound I3E3HtSEIl3 to Akiko Kojima before she won MimicIpsI Building. I 63 Cereal grains lall21E ura Dsdgle, fllaait Hartford, at 0 of her victory. Genersl Manager Richard Marlin THE NE)Cr COUPLE/CAPlN ONLY pilnUr, ■■MHL3L3F3 o’el(xd( Saturday morning In St. the Miss Japan and Miss Universe DOWN contests "The operation is simple but said' today that the date was DNMONTOP HA'JE,AuiPy ^ SO THAT ^ HAS THCSE Sir Antbonjr H aH W =3 Bridgel'a Church. The Rev. Stan­ YVEEKEND SPECIAI-Sr IFYCU-THAT 1S,XJfftJNxrS ANDTHeRE ----- Dyck raiaiHiiFJR "Miss Kojima la Just one of painful." the newspaper reported. changed heesuse in the advertla- SUNWIRNEO BAOC5 1 Italian ley HaatiUo celebrated the nuptial "A coffee cupful of liquid plastic menl for the hearing, the wording COULD BE WOULDMT BE • Dutch i»inter, painter, £ high Maae. many such Japanese, beauties who Af;AIN WE WILL SA TI RE PERSUADEDJt ANV PLACE FOR Frtns — » „ , ..Guido — received plastic surgeonis treat­ fs injected Into the hoeom. In or­ said the public could object to the Given In marriage by her broth­ sewer conslniction. but did not say NtHJTO SNC3RE.' 13 Level ' 3 Above 20 High 40 Sculptured ments. A number of famous Japa­ der not to injure the bosom, the 13 Anger er, James Finnegan, the bride Inje.ctlon is done by one shot. The the public could object to the water 3 Sprinkling mountain ornament wore a gown of white oatln nese aetTeases also recelv^ simi­ lar operations." Dr. Toshito Mat- operation takes only one hour main construction. i s s f f i r 22 Rctinuea 41 Three timea trimmed with Ohantitly lace. It The advertlsment W’lll have to he 5 "Mona Lisa" 23 Dutch (prefix) ' sui said .in an interview. ,wlth local ariesthetlrs. When the Native Tomatoes ^ had a round neckline, long lace 15 (comb, form) anesthetic wears off. the part redone, and. In order to allow the painter, measures 43 Aftersong eleevea and a lace panel wMch. He confirmed a Tokyo newspa- 16 Grab ; per report that Miss Ko.llma, a aches." proper time to elapse between the Ixconardo 24 Sheaf 44 Heavy 'volume terminated in a point at the end 17 Italian ^ ----- 25 Mr. Lugosi 45 Metal I Tokyo fashion model, had liquid pubHcation of the hearing' and the Im lex Giant SiM Cantaiowpofi, sculptor, of a chapel-leng^ train. hearing Itself, the date waa chang­ ALLKY OOP HY V. T. HAMLIN 6 Brazilian 26 Iroquolan 48 Edible ; plastic injected into her bosom at Form hath Ptm Ii Dr|lsad Notlva I roHnrtt ,l>one----- 1 macaw Indian , rpptstock Mra. (Tharlea Smith. 4S North I Matsul’s hospital. ed. ' OM, THAT’S ------rOR CN«AKE,CAIirT >ou BUTSHrsOUR NUTS TO HIM! I'M NOT 18'Peaceful 7 Pen point 27 Thldk slice 47 Drinks St., waa matron of honor, and A spokesman for the newspaper Police Arrests m om EAST...! / RX'.CAN \ K E E P CX3 0 L A A W W ^ ONLV MOPE TO SURE MB'S flO r ANV 20 Solar disks Mro. Velma Nurmi, Hartford, and Fryor». AI > a eomp la f tin* of fitiita I vofo- JO«T UESPOW THINK / I ME TOU ■ ’ FROM TV4A T M O O N M W i KNCKV-HCM_. 8 1..ame 29 Demigod 49 Alone Sankei Shimbun, sponsor of the -6- *--- MRCT •£>« OF (5 21 R^uisite Miao Diane Daigle, Blaat Hartford, I ,1 asiMS Nce TO MBS V. A MINUTE? O O P S A S O U T -10 b u m p THAT FUTURISTIC 0 Toward the 30 Arabian gulf 50 Melody ' Miss Japan contest, said however: Judg^Alcom Raps o « '„ mj. Htu» CUTE KNOW-HCJWOUT 24 Fat sheltered side 3t Grafted (her.) 51 Bird's homo both oistera of the bridegroom, John J. Bvelnys, 48. of 126 T 28 lUllan "The re^ rt ii unfounded. We have us A torJ OF HIM! 10 Diving bird 32 Scottish miss .52 Hop^’ kilna r.ere malda of honor. ' seen her for the past four .years, RIdridge 8t., was arrested last Don't Overlook Our Hnmv .W«diOU’t?E 42 Stair part 1 held at the American Legion REALLY WORRIED 44 Primeval r Home from 1 to 5 p.m., the mother YOU deity' z m : ABOUT X)UR BROTMER. L n of the bride receiving in a navy MIGHT AREN'T YOU? . 48 lUlian r blue silk dress with white acces­ FALL.' medalist, “ > - Vittore — 1*1 If i If ■>l8 1? 10 11 n. sories. and the mother of the ■ bridegroom receiving in a^ gray TONIGHT'S 53 Verbal n W IS N IG H T 54 Bustle if r lace over pink taffeta dresA with I pink accesaories. Both mothers TO O O T M E 56 Native metals f} ft 11 DISHES/ 57 Greater wore orchid corsages. quantity ii ti iL For traveling on a wedding trip '64 Slight bow 1} l^to Lake George, the bride chose a SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL I 'black sheath dress with white ac-. cessorlcs. Upon their return, the , ^ Wieribicki Photo MKs. Ro l a n d c o n r a d d a ig l e couple will make their home at 87 North St. The bride graduated from Man­ chester High School in thb class of 1957 and is employed at Pratt and 1150 BURNSIDE AVE, ± 2 i J l Whitney Aircraft. The bridegroom | EAST HARTFORD ^ attended Hartford Trade School ' LONG SAM BY AL CAPP and BOB LUBBERS Jpat Beyond The Manchester and is employed at Ollie’s Auto I Town IJne Body Shop. | A4W-THATS HO e-eur...??..wHp« h a n d is THar- Ot^ CUT FROM PLACE raf5L£EPM‘ HOUXN' THAT SfeeAT m e j^ .A i f ALL NWHTff ro jru , fiLNNW’AWRyOVBRAlWT? r— ^ STORE HOURS: CATO<«(ROA SW IFn PREMIUM A. O'COfcP— H’EO., THUBS., FRI. Little Rock 9 A.M. tn 9 P.M. CHUCK 8-13 MON., TUBli., SAT. gCL Integration B A.M. to 8 P.M.

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• • t . 1 * * « V > > I»I 6 I c « ItANCHESTER KVEKtNO HERALD. llAKrtTESTER, CONN- THURSDAY. AUGUST 18. 19B9 fiUli tnrnraii MAN< HKSTEll EVENING HERALD, MANCHESIER. CONN. THURSDAY. AUGUST 13. 19M PAOE^EVENTUEN THE Still De&pite Herald Angle White Sox on Top Pitching Staff Moore Supreme King in Class, f PAT BOLDUC Crush Tigers AwUtaat Sports Editor Mays Not Happy on Coast, And Maintam Summer Basketball League Proves Popular Offers Ingy Million ^J^ight SupeiA’isor Bob Johnson earlier this seaspn reported that 2^/^ Game Lead the C reation Department's Senior Basketball l-eague was Shuns Public and Scribes attracting quite a mipiber of specUtors at the outdoor court NkUonal LsMigae AmeriMR League New York. Aug. 13 (IP)— Montreal, Aug. 13 Old Archie Moore, etill aiipreme at the West Side Oval. The veteran Trinity t/ollege fullback Teatbrday'a' KMalta Yesterday's Results - Chicago 1), Detroit 6 At the. start of the ye«r the king 'of the lightheavyweighta, today made a .million dollar Archie, Retire? attributed a number of reasons for the league's popularit>|. B.V ML'RRAr OLDERMAN TV* , Chicago 11, Los Angeles 8. pitch to Ihgemar Johanason for a heavyweight title fight. San Kranclaco — iNEAi — The Milwaukee 6, Cincinnati 4. Cleveland 9, Kansas City 4 Chicago White Sox were given Perhaps the No. 1 factor was the clo.seness of the games, witb o fi 7 u tr\ Pittsburgh 6, .Philadelphia 2. Washlngtor. 3, New Torlt 3 an outside chance at the pen­ Only minutea after he bombed out Canada'a Yvon Durelle only P.S pointi iepsistins the Av(n-e>------; — • dreaaing roam of the Giants under W tU ig m a y s wKh a four knockd/owa explosion* Montre*U Aug. 13 — nlng and loamg trams tn a total of j a mrrrv batft* to ehm- the stands behind first base at /5M*mber and about 85 one league, espertally since i am But Willie May's manages. Ixia Angeles .62 51 .549 .3'i New York . 57 laat night. final hesl-oMhrce-game playoff a paid up memher of the Recrea­ Pittsburgh . ..55 58 .487 10>i Baltimore . . 66 .56 .600 12 the Americen League in the weight champion. The light heavyweight •enes which gets undenvay Mon- The bubbly ktd whoae hlgb- World Series. Because of their "Ingamar and I would make a "It was cole laat December and champion, who aa.Y8 he will tion Oepartmenl. pitched sqi'eals used to entertain Chicago . , , . ..54 57 .486 iOti Detroit .... . 65, 59 .482 14 dav night at the Oval. Paired in Kansas City • S3 60 .466 16', pitching? No sir, the Sox are in very, very Intereating fight" said hot this tl*;,*." said Archie. That’s • • • the Polo Grounds Giants, as hr Cincinnati .. ..52 60 .464 1.3 I first place despite their pitching, be 43 on Dec. 13 and has the flnale are the Hawks, regular St. Louis .., ..53 62 .461 13 >« Boston . . . . . 51 62 .461 17', Ardhie th* Ifagnificant. "Thar* the way -I was, too. I like the.heat. fcason kingpins with a R-1 won, 'lucked th swish of Sal .Maglie'S' I not because of it. I could'i’t get' warmed up the last been fighting pro 28 years, Reasons for Loss towels, sits sullenly in s comer Philadelphia .47 65 .420 18 Washington . 45 68 .308 23 >, ar« aom* Canadian and United and lost record, and the Knicks, Today's Games Look at the figures. Only Early States people intereated in putting Ume.” put. it thi* way today: who have won four of ilx. oiitinga. [ There are many sound reasons here, protected bv big Ssm Jones Today’s Games Wynn of the highly touted big on the fight of th* centurjr.” "My wife haa present^ to explain Manchester’s'lo s s to St the next locker: Washington at New York. Kem- It didn’t take the 174'«-pound Including a recent S2-,'58 triumph; San Francisco at Chicago, San­ ir.ercr (5-12) vs.Turley (8-0) five Billy Pierce. Dick Donovan. Moore didn’t elaborate, l>ut his champion long to get a te a riln g .^ ' me with two girls. 1 want o\*cr the Celtics in the eemi-ftnal West Hartford tn this week’s final San i>’rancis''n writers don't ford tll-9) vs, Ceccarelli (4-fi. three-game .series in the annual ; bother l.im unless they’re forced Chicago at Detroit, Wynn (15-7) Rsy Moore. Barry Latman and manager. Jack (Doe) Kearns the hurt hi* 173-pound, 20-yeaF-^d a boy. She has promised Me playoff lilt Ix)s Angeles at St, Louis, (N) va. .Mosai (11-5) Wynn has been pitching as ad­ old pitchman, said the million rival ith a left hook In the first Although the Hawka already , Stale. American Legion .lunior | to in the interests of a story. Hs’ll Koufax (5-2) vs. Miller (l-Oi. a hoy,...When we get thst Flaseball Tournament. Perhaps the | duck any question that has a sus­ Cleveland at Kansas City (Nl. vertised. The others have not smackers, would be strictly Jo­ round, and boxed ring* around have defeated the Knicka twice, i Milwaukee at Cincinnati, (N) Harshman (2-9) 'vs. Taitourls lived up to their billing. hansson’s cut. him. In the second he let*Yvon boy, and when he reaches S7-J2 and 67-46, there la little to , pararrmunt factor was the excel- i picion of rontroveisy. • Buhl (9-7) Vi. Newcombs 110-8), Ifi, then T think I’ll hang ...... lent pitching of West Harl'ford’s Willie isn't haopy. and d doesn’t tl-U Take the highly touted Pierce. Conid Draw Three Million punch himself out againat hia rlioosc between the two rivala. Of Only Gamea Scheduled. Onl.v Garries ScJieduled. He’s only 12-12. Donovan, plagued "Our share has not been die- .blocking forearms, and in the third up the gloves." fensivclv, the Knicks rate a slight tsll Rd Driscoll. j take long t,o find that out. You Tomorrow's Games edge having averaged 62 points' Driscoll, who gained credit for i walk up with oiilstrelched hand Tomorrow's Soheduje by arm mi.series is 7-5 and.hasn't euased but it would be plenty,” he went to work In earnest. He grinned and added: Cincinnati at Philadelphia (2i. Boston at New York.'lN) pitched since July 21. Moore is said the Wily Kearns. 'This fight * M i Up By Hook to 60 8. for the Hawks Defensive- j both of hla club’a victories, worked' and he aays suspiciously, "I know Milwaukee.at Pittsburgh, (N). "Maybe."- ]y the Hawks appear auperior. ; a total of I t and one-third Innings. ; you?" Chicago at Kansas City, (N) 2-6 and I^tm an 5-4. Hardly an could draw three million dollar*. He set up Yvon with s jolting San Francisco at Chicago. Cleveland at Detroit, (N) awe-inspiring outfit even with ‘Tv* got two Canadian guys having held the opposition to an ' The easy-throwing southpaw at- j hew Willie Ix)s Angeles at St. lyouis. l(>t hook-to the heart, and a solid a\ erage of 54 pointa each game lowed Silk Town ahiggera Jiiarflve , We've known Willie since he Washington at Baltimore, (N) Wvnn. who la 15-7. and a (!>lifomian all steamed up left hook and right combination vhich Is slightly better than the j singles, walked five hatters snd wa" a IP-year-old kid with the What’s keeping them up there, to put on the fight and they've to the jaw. A barrage climaxed by '5P.2 tallies aIlo\ved bv the Knicka. i struck out seven. But more im- Minneapolis club, earger and oblig­ then? The answer lies in their got plenty of money. No. I ekn’t a choppint right felled Durelle Fishing Ststi.stlcallv. the Hawks, cap-; PorUnt. Manchester, which en- ing. This la a new Willie. We asked speed, their defense, their sbility \rchie Moore winda up a right hand punch for Yvon Durelle in aecond round. (AP tell you who they are yet, but be­ the first time for nine. Another '.Iiee' A-" tain*d bv Jim Glennev who will I ‘«red the finals averaging seven the erstwhile Say Hey Kid why. Mathews Socks Two Homers to win the close games —and their r»hotofax) lieve me they’re loaded," volley and a right and left to the lead next year’s New BriUin i runs a game, failed to score a "It don’t matter what ' 1 say." bullpen aces, Gerry SUIey and Moor* said there also waa a choppers sent the stricken chal­ AdvUory Teachers College quintet, rate the «''*!• off the West Hartford said Willie. ‘Tt come, out like they Turk. Lown. poesibility of a battle with Sugar lenger over the lowest >x>pe strand role of favorites. Put Captain *re. want. They aay I got swell head. Staley and Lown figured profh- Ray Robinson, the partially rec­ to.- nine again. Another flashing Hartford. Aug. I t (P) — Im- Norm Hohenthal «oll have hia Also, Coach Whttey Johnson’s I’m sane 1 always was," Braves in Second Spot inentl.v in yesterday’s 11-6 triumph ognized middleweight boas. bombardment tipped Yvon to the prov, , water condKiofw on the Knicks primed for an upset club went into the championship But the truth is, Willie hss be­ over Detroit which kept the Sox "That ip. If Sugar Ray haa eyes deck for'aeven He vkas up In a Housetoirir River have broogtit Scheduled to see front-line ac­ aerlta with five batters hitting over come pretty mucJi of s "loner." 2 'j games ahead of Cleveland, a Graham Alters Plans for me." added Archie with a stooped position b ,t hia right hand fishermen good natchee of ratnboir tion for the Hawka are bfg Pinky .300. Prior to the Weat Hartford In deference to his star slstiis, 9-4 winner over Kansaa City. Bos­ grin. “Of course I'd like one more was touching the canvas. tiout. the State Board of PMehertoe Hohenthal. Vinnte Kohen, BUI gamea Chuck Saimond. Pat Mis- the Giants let him room alone on After Win over Reds ton defeated Baltimore .5-4 and crack st that world heavyweight The inevitable final came when I and Game sslf jo d s y In It* weekly Malausky. playmaker Harold tretta. Dick Avery, Dick .Syfve.ster the road. He haa meals .sent to his Washington nipped New York 3-2. title first." I advisory. ■and I..arry Lovett had compiled a a right knocked the Canadian on Brainard. Charlie Bogginl and Ht- room and is narely seen in the j ! New York, July 13 (/P)—:MiIwaukee’.s Braves niav not be The 42-yeer-old champ’s two I his p. nts. . Rich Kreitling j knof^ro 't record to 128. they have found a ns(*' delloecy. mil be played Wednesday and a home but three riina, Sailtinnd (3- see me in night club, they start i I year’.s dismal showing, climaxed by | ley halted the Tigers and picked discarded the unit siibsjtitu-j Chicago In 1956. in their fight- 61 and Sylvester 12-0» accounted lalUng. In New York you can Star’s .35-19 record offensive dis­ of Illinois. Dave Sherer of South­ For eight minutes and 52 sec- Ftsheri' biologist Erf gweneon third cfHitest, If neceaeary, la l a .horrenrioua World Series in which ! up his fifth relief victory when the tion strategy and will insert play against the Detroit Lions. Ob­ ern Methodist and Boyd Dowler off for th* retired Marciano's ; said there hss been a ronsiderallla scheduled Monday. Aug. 24. All for five of the hits. get lost. J^obody notice you. When Triple Killing he batted a sickly .160 and fanned White Sox scored eight luna in the throne. { ends of werK the San Diego mar­ The locals carried a .296 bat- September come. I go back to his All-Star collegians on an servers say his decision to spell of­ of Colorado a.s targets. vel collected a *175,000 guaran­ increast in cigarette Altera found games wUI atlirt at 6.30 and ' 11 times, I fifth snd sixth on only three hit*. fensive and defensive players fre­ "■^’e certainly can’t overpower Since then the venerable mas­ in trout stomachs. On* trout *111 ba moved to the East Side j average Into the State tour- New York." , Rnnn, .\e»., Aug. 1.3 (Tl— I Matheva.'only 27 although in his I Sherni Lollar’s three-nm homer individual basis against the ter hasn’t been beaten. The un­ tee. Durelle received S15.oioo plua Unless, of course, the Giants Baltimore Colts tomorrow night. quently. until all able bodied men the Colts' line,” said Graham. "So. $6,000 expenses. The expenses Were examined ga rc up eight of the in- Rec tn caae of Inclemfoit weather. ' wound up with a Their fourth triple pla.v of the j eighth big league season. Is hitting j was the big blow. on his squad of 49 have had a turn, of course, we’ll pass a lot. We have beaten streak stretched to 17 with dlgMUb'e filters, Sweneon eoM. And beat of all there is no ad­ lowly .227 BA In the three-game feet Into the World .Series snd season was made last night by I an even .300 but he already has 1 Lown. who has won eight of 10 The National Football I,eague hia second straight kayo of Du­ to cover two postponement* re­ series. Also, the Silk Towners Mays is forced to stay on indicates his manpower is not as the receivers and the throwers who quested by kioore.' Oontimied the summery: - mission charge. the Reno Sliver Sox Af the sit gged 33 home runs snd has i decisions in relief, also cemented ehampion Colts are 16-point favor­ deep as last year. sre good enough if our line keeps relle. He haa defended the crown Here is the action between second and third knockdowns. • > » ■' managed only ,15 total bases If the Giants make it. WiUie’g Class C California l-eagiie. I driven, in'7‘. riina. He alreadv has the triumph, pitching the lu t ites to gain the 16th pro victory he won nearly nine years ago The 11.550 paying customers Referee Jack Sharkey watche.s Durelle and Archie moves Balt Water neMng againat West Hartford after aver­ Contrihiitton will have been the The starting quarterback spot Is out those horses.” Fair natche of ttrified bass are With two hasA'mnners going, I exceeded his last year totals of three innings. against eight collegiate triumphs Starting at halfback will be Dick eight times, winning by kayos in contributed to a *140,519 gross in with another punch that bounces the challenger tn Rec SoftbaU Notefi aging 13 a game In their first 19 same brand of exciting renter .31 homers and 77 niiis batted in In the series. Two of the games unsettled. Graham saying that all his last six. gate. The net receipt* ixerr *122,- being mdde tn the Nientle and outinga thia summer. Johnson’s Clarenee Bronker made a cir­ four of his candidates are good and Haley of- Pittsburgh and Don the ropes. Moore won on knockout. (AP Photofax) ConiMc-lci/. River area*. School Numaroiu indeed are the pqor fielding and slashing hitting that cus eateh In deep leftfleld of a I when hia average was only .251. INIHA.NS 9, A’s 4—aeveland were tied. Brown of Houston. Either Larry Hia one-sided triumph over 627. Television receipts added charges also left a-tntal of 21 run­ has always characterized hia play leave little leeway to base a choice. Durelle at the Forum last night *100,000 to th' pot. 'The fight was stripers aie being token tn the reporta from playera concerning ners stranded, nine In the first hall hll by pinch hatler Frank got a steady performance from Soldier Field is the setting for Hickman of Baylor .or Nick Plet- Clinton area and off St. Mary'a the utnplring this season In the At 28, his skills are undiminiShed Kiipn that teemed tagged for a BRA\ FJ4 8. REDS 4 Eddie .young Gary Bell, who went the the mid-summer football cla.ssid "We’l) be using all four and rosante of Notre Dame will start was in complete contrast to his telecast in the United ■’•atea. but three Rec Department-sponsored game and 12 in the second. , and regarded by many as the best. powered t'vo home runs la.sl night, mute with 'sn eight hitter for hl» stick the longest with the one who hair-raising, come - from - behind not in ^^J^ada. Th* first fight, with BasehaWs Crumhlinfjf Empire *.. iVo. 4 Point Fairfield.. Of course West Hartford's first ; home mn. Brooker rifled the and upwards of 75.000 fans are at fullback. ' Flahii.g for fliifee le good in th« softball leagues—Church. Recrea The only difference is. that Wil­ ■mil to aecond baseman Irv each with a man on base to boost 13lh triumph, fifth in a row. The expected. It will be telecast and is going the best,” he said. Elbert Dubenion of Bluffton 11th round kayo last Dec. 10. a U.S. and Canadian elecast, game 3-n win was the first time lie’s cap, which used to fly off. 1 asking me whst I hat in 19.57.' "Here." he shook his head, i the Braves into second place with Indians whacked five Kansas H ty The quartet includes Lee Gross- lured 8.484 fans and grossed *89,- Oonneeilcut and Niantie River Uon and I^ty . And strangely | Ma^chaater nme h7d shut Knowiek,, who tossed to first I broadcast by ABC starling at 9:30 (Ohio) College, the squad’s near­ Then Archie went down four times area* and in the Bnuiford-Ouilford enough moat of the complaints do Hartford’s nine nifis slays pul nowy • They should know all about niei "Giaiit.s-Dodgers is not the .same. ■ sacker NorvnI Rasmussen and a 6-4 victory over Cincinnati., Hen pitchers for 1.5 hits incltidlfig home p.m. DST. cup of Utah, Buddy HumphreyoL before he belted out the strong 400. , The disenchaiilment of Willie i before they come talk to me. I'm | est approach to the breakaway Trautman to Watch, and Wait area. not concern the halls and strikes When we went to Brooklyn, it ' both runners were out. I ry Aaron added a home run. his runs by Mtnnif Minoiso, .lim Baxes Graham put the final polish on Baylor. Bob Newman of Washing­ speed of last year’s sensational fighting fisherman from Bale Ste. ' Moore was a S-1 favorite, just Tuesday marked the moat scored with San Francisco, and vice | a professional hsIlpla.vVr. 1 know j was like going to a fight. I don’t ' I 30th. and a triple and Joe Adcock and Russ Nixon. Minnie had three ton- State and Bob Ptacek’ of BlaehBeh and porrtee ere pientl- of safe and out calls made by the against the locals this season. Tho triple pla.v ended Stock- hla aquad under the Soldier Field Bobby Mitchell, is shelved with a Anne, N. B. as he was in their first scrap. ful In the Niantie River off Mill­ men In blue. versa, stems from the fart that : everything that happen ■ on field ' mean the players ‘Sirow fi.sts. But: ton's ninth inning bid tn He the I hit safely in his I9th consecutive hit's and three runs batted In. Michigan. Tulane’s Dick Petitbon knee injury. Tackle Ron Luciano Prior to the State Tournament the fans were expecting a miracle- from the time the game start tn now there's none of that 'I wanna lights last night. The Colts arrive On Third Major Loop Action stone and Black Point. Boats good But the loudest gnpe voiced by finals thb Silk Towners had given game and the Sllier So.\ won, game. The Braves also got a fine today and alao will have a pri­ is also a fine offensive threat but of Syracuse ia scratched with a maker when he arrived and got the time It end. ” i fight' spirit. ” 1.3-11. pitching performance from vet- will be used only on defense. catches ■ f blacks are betiig nvidt the three leagues is that the um­ up an average of three runs a SEN.VTOR.S S, YANKS J—The vate'practice at nifht in'the huge damaged shoulder. Otherwise the in toe Branford-Ouilfonl aree. i pires are not familiar , with the game. only Willie Mays, slump-prone like Misses Old Rivalry Among other things, the kids Ini Brooker bei'ame (he second eran Bob Rush who hurled .score- \ Senators, who had won onlv one of lakefront arena, * There la little question but that squad is sound. Columbus, Ohio, Aug 18 (/P)—#answer is that Increased attmd- mortal man. Willie wants people The excitement of a new fran­ outfielder in California league les.s ball after relieving so.ithpaw | their last 23 games, snapped the Spotty catebes of-em iu. porglee rules. Sorne managera have sug- V Actually..' Coach Clayton John- Pan Francisco ."don’t even play i Georgs Trautman. president of the ance must arrnie hy paid ruatn- and blaokflsh are being) niade in to like him He didn’t underslaji#!. chise hasn’t touched him Willie stickball they don’t know how.” | history to start a triple play. arro in the second. ' Yankee.s’ .six-game winning atreak National Association of 'Profes­ mers going through the turnstiles, geated that the Rec Department j gon’s combine murdered Manche.'*-' and he became impatient. Western Omnecticut waters. conduct a clinic next spring aim-. ter with the long ball. The 1959 i nii.s.ae.s the fhrill.s of the old New It’s a strange town, all right— The other was Edward .Sob- Chicago a Cubs dropped Los An- although they made only four hits, sional Baseball Leagues, takes a and if that does not occur Ihert we "I don't like," he said, "man York-Bronklyn rivalry. czak. playing for San .lose geles into third place, a half game One of them was a home run by Party boatj are havjng exoelleBt Uar to the one held by the Little Connecticut champions banged out to Maya. 'watch-and-walt attitude toward will need aiibsldiea from other rsuHs for Maekfish in the 04)11- league this year. Sounds like an j one double, four triples and three ' against Freano Jla.v 8. 195.3. t-,hind the Braves and 3'^ behind pinch hitter Julio Becqiier. It came what could* be one of the worst sources to finance the cost of the Reno also leads the li^gue In the idle San Francisco Giants, by ‘ is-ilh two on In the eighth to over- Braves^ Farm System Fails threats to his minor league em­ foid grst, * '* exceUent Idea. It would definitely home runs In rapplilg Silk Town ' operation.” Mackerel fishing is fair' in the help the caliber of play in a ll! pitching for 16 hits. Manchester double plavs this season, with thrashing the Dodgers Jl-8. Pitts-| come a 2-0 Yankee lead. R.vne ... pire—a third major league. three leagues and create more' failed to collect an extra base 140. burgh walloped Philadelphia 6-2. ! Diiren, in relief of Art Ditmar, He is not entirely- convinced a Next 1 „ u . n>no«i.nr h .. hi. River trff MUlstone and Carlson Resigns FBI Position, .St. Louis .also h.sd an open date, threw the home run ball. It was JVL Champs Need New Punch ^ * l ^ l e O Connor his Black Point. Snapper btiwe tn the harmony between the playera and! knock. Mojor League '■*» -r. t third major league Is on I>GPJIS R — The Cincinnati (NBA)— The flratOThe Brave* had to go out of the ,s&-. .n ' Accepts New York School Post = L e a d e r s = = Cuba routed Don Drysdale with a "I, will await with interest the Inland JPIsling will be allowed to pla.v in more days at the expense of the Man­ I RBI) SOX 5, OKIOIJCS 4—A question aaked Fred Haney when organization for bench strength results of the meeting between the than one Rec-sponsored aoftball chester pitching staff. Traynor’a 1 National l..cague five-run outburst in the first in­ ninth inning home run bV Gary Mickey Vernon came from the Trout’ flahlng Ih lakee and Batting Aaron. Milwaukee. Fall Sports Teams! toe manager of the Braves popped DUSTY SOFTBAIX LEAGUE Continental League srrd the major Ostrander, Chase atreama aaw very little aetlv^ league,” alao has met with dis­ two-game output Included a single, ! By EARL YO.ST ^ ning, highlighted by „ Brn e Banks’ j Geiger broke s_4-4 lie arid gave hla head Into the Croaley Field Indians and a poor deal for Mil­ '-A .370: Cunningham. St. Loui.s, .3 3 9 :jW i|l P l o v 4 .^ The fourth and final playoff leagues Aug. 18. The Continental during toe paat week. favor among the town’s better, two triples, one home run and four ; Ronald Carlson, formerly of Manchester and son of .Mr. and Mrs. .34th ho.me mn and .Sammy Tay- Tke Delock and the Red Sox their dirgoijt had to do with talk ahoul- waukee sent Gene Conley to Phila­ League certainly haa named some playera. 1 RBI in nine official trips. Dimh. j Gilliam, Los Angeles. .324: Pinson; ” l y a i l i e S lors ninth. Alvin Dark and Irv uphill virtorv. Hovt Wilhelm in hla retiring after this season, some­ delphia for* Johnny O’Brien and berth was decided last mght when Set New Records The few anglera who were oat Nels Carl.son of Vernon, has resigned from the Federal Bureau of and TerfiplCj Cincinnati, .319. very fine minor league cities. Ii experienced fairly good BUeeada in "It doesn't aeem fair to be lim : held hitless the first time around. , Investigation tn accept a position ns rounaelor-coordlnator st Haver- Noren also chipped ii with four- ; relief, was the loser. The Baltl- thing he himself indicated. Sti4t Lopala. the Nike (7-12) walloped third hope Ihl.s will be resolved one way Ited to just one and sometimes two 1 exploded for two homers and four Runs Pin.aon. Cincinnati, 93: Storrs. Aug. 1.3: The University fo the Cuba in pie 28-hit ' more kniickleballer haa won only ''Oh, how many times has an old The Braves are another striking place Bill’s Mobil (9-9) 16-5 in the In AAU Tank Meet the following bodies of water: West straw, N. y .. High School. Aaron. Milwaukee, 8.5: Mays. San of Connecticut fall sports teams or the other so W(T can get back to 4Hill- Pond, New Hartford-Baric- games a week,'” la a familiar cryl*^! againat southpaw Steve Mr-, A graduate of Manchester High>------alufffeat. j deriBionn .«mre he ran guy in any business threatened to illustration that even the wealth­ second game of a twinblll at Rob­ playing baseball in our towns.” heard In many quarters And a s’ Adam in the second game. It was Franci.scn, 83: Neal, Los Angeles will play a 45-game schedule, ac­ quit?" smiled the 61-year-old ertson Park. Riinner-up Don Wil­ ■ hamsted; Pattaconk' Lake. Cheer School in 194.3 and Springfield 1 ' "P ""cfease* from the start iest club can't find, raise or buy The Continental League is aim­ New London. Aug. 1.3 (45- Th*rter: Uncaa Lake and one player recently remarked.! “J*® ^ four-bagger by Dunfi which . College in 1948, (?nrison entered .vears he aeried as an agent in and Mathews, Milwa’ikee, 81. cording to the slate released to­ I IR.ATEs 6, PHI1.X. 2-- -Roberto * of the season. Hahey. “The way I feel now I’ll be enough accomplished players. lis Garage tlS-5) rapped Bill’a* Norwlch various parts of the countn-. Runs Batted In 'Banks. Chi­ day by J. Orlean Christian. Ath­ Clemente had a single, double and around longer than Casey .Stengel." 9-2 in the opener. ing to start play in 1961 as a ma­ (ipening day of the Connecticut j pond. Lyme: Dodge Pond, East "Some of us pay our Rec, member- "'e*t Hartford a 7-6 win over •theToaching field at Farmington. AAU Mm s Senior Swimming and 1 candlewooS Lake (aoma ahlp Just so we may play softball! Manchester tn the opening game. Maine High Fchool in 1948-49, Al­ While still in FBI work,'Carl­ cago. 108; Rohin.sori^ Cincinnati. letic Director. triple, his three-b^ger coming 4-.,___ Haney, the house man. refu.ses to Bob Gagnon and Red Madsen jor league with New York, Den­ 93; Aaron, Milwaukee. 92; Bell. Coach Bob Ingalls’ Yankee with the bases loaHejTloec in. four- fault the widely-publicized Milwau­ ver, Houaton. Minneapolis - St. ' "‘®* chtchea by lata night flshing); In the summer since we have no s District Playoffs. I so, serving as'director of athletics. son attended’ Columbia University Fiiip QiiarterbiirkH combined to check Bill’s on just HENRY PEDEMONTE BILL BROWN Interest In the winter sports. W hy,, />ri*coll snd Paul Gibson, prom-j Carlson piloted h.s team to the in New York and was recentlv' Cincinnati. 82: Mathews, Milwatp football champions' nm seventh that enabled the' Pi- kee farm ays em f'^r Us inability tq two hits. Norm Vittner’s triple Paul, and Toronto, and at least record*.*--^Z..^*'*'*^®^**®*"*' stale and tha Hoiisatonic River,’ where Should we be Hmlted to plajing in l5-v^ar-old third ha.seman, given his master's de.gree... kee. 79. open their gridiron slate. Sept. 19. rates to break a 2-2 tie with the furnish replacements. three more cities to be named. All water conditions ars axcellent and ' I State Class Medium School Bas­ Morgantown. W. Va. (A5-West HORSE wa* the Gsragemen’a longest from which quite a few rainbows only one league? The rule should | " " I ketball Tournament Championship Carlson captained the football Hits Aaron, Milwaukee. 165; ■ plo.V'OK -Springfield College at Phils. The victory gave the Biic.s Virginia iisuall.v comes up with an The pleasant little leader sticks among the five hits chalked up at but New York are now strong mi- . IT.V , have been left only to prevent a ‘ garnering six ' in ms nrsi season After t'«’o vears ' team- ...... at .Manchester. High In mshis i H’”-'-'’'’, Cincinnati. 1.50: temple. ' he the first contest fourth pi • -e b> ' one, percentage to -his familiar line, "If we hit, "ornor league Cities. To lose them ! ®“!|, *^*‘]l*’* have been recently taken. in his first season. After t'«’o years able quarterback under Coach Art the expense of Frank Marches*. Fishing for panflah tpecies Is re­ fsstbaU pitcher from pitching In -T”* P"',''1 at Farmington, Carl.son left to'®®"'”'', senior yea/ and also also 'lettered 'leUered in inI Cincinnati. 143: Cepeda, San Fran- t nine-game program which point over the Cubs. Harvey Had- Lewis. Junior Danny William* we'll win. That’s been our trouble. By whipping Bill’s in the night­ Twaronite, Brown would hurt the already wobbling ^ I'Year-old mark In the 65- _I track. He cortkI track. ■nart He loOk part in hnth both arwirt. sports Cisco, 1,38; Blasingame, St. Louis,, features home games, in addition , dix oiitpttf.'ieri Robin Roberts with W* haven’t hit. Even when we minoriinor league structure. i J'*'''’ vt-hen he ported as good In moat areas of the the slow pitch leagues.” ^ ‘'’'P'®" accept a teaching-coaching post] . _ , ...... "i"'' piomlses to uphold the tradition cap the Missilemen Joined the won the event In 27 seconds flat. at Platlnburg, N.Y., a Olasa a ' - vo-captaimng the 136. to the .Maroons, with Ma.ssachu- H“ seven.*hiUer“ for .,his ninth ... won 10 of 12 just before the second No, 1 Worry state. Very good luck with calico Judging from th? numerous con-, u ^ e. • • ' ^ ' trnpu (Aunt 4*3 Vtia _i aet bv Freddy W.vtnl, Mickey Tn- All-Star Game break, we weren’t losers, bon Willis and league- The cac*M} had been aet by Rich­ bass and bullhaada is reported from versaHrma t hava hast .ai-,. defense did Manchester ' School track team in his senior yea'r. Carl, Doubles - - Aaron, Milwaukee, setts (Oct. lOl, New Hampshire tor>-. marki and Dick Longfellow. leading Green Manor (19-0) in tha Trautman'* No. 1 worry Is ers the oountJess teletJhlln. appear the better club. Johnson’s .son served two year.s in the Naval .38; Cimoli, St. Ivmls, 36: Pinson, (Oct. 3.1), , and Rhode Island hitting. The pitching carried ii* ard Baribeault of New Haven. HUstem Connecticut ponds. i Agent Eight Vewrs ___ post-season playoffs. Jim Cooper, what’s happening to his onc*-ro- William Chase of New Haven, t? « S ? ^ c h e » s^^S will, only! Air Corps. Cincinnati, 35: Mays. San Fran- (Nov. 14). Road opponents for then, but you don’t keep winning by Pacing I. L. Batters Candlewood Lake haa baen provid­ The 'fan d nster man left ^the averaging two runs a game." Joe Palmer, the racing writer, Jina Grady and ■ Charlie Reddick buat minor league domain. swimming in the 220-yard free­ ing aome nice catches of yellW and « m es ’’’’ fhances while West Tho father of thi-ee children, 'cisco, 31; Temple, Cincinnati. 28.- Uie.JHiiBkies will be Yale (Sept. toM toe story of on eight-year-old homered for the Nike^ while win­ The red-haired prexy, former in 7 : Hartford committed five miscues 1coaching field in 1952 and entered two sons and one daughter, the Trjplos -Neal, Los Angeles, 26 (..Rutgers (Oct. 3), Maine Two years ago, when the Biaves style event, turned in a 2:15.2, white perch. League, 1 can ,t„ go chances the employ of the government as required a lift, Bob Hazle waa maiden from Wyoming which ning pitcher Bob Mjller helped his head of the American Assn, and ; clipping more than seven seconds Carlsons make ’ their hom^ in Mathews, Milwaukee and White, (Oct. 17). Boston University (a WIISF to Air Colls^ Games; romped to a 10-length victory ai own cause with thrbe singles. Pacing all th« batters in the Intermediate Baseball I.«ague Ill" the Stale !a memher of the FBEt.”'v'*or eight Bramus, N..I. •St. Louis. 8: Pinson. Cincinnati night game on Oct. 23), and called up from the minors to hit a is first baseman Joe Twaronite of the Alumni &. Intermediate general manager of the Detroit Ti-, off the old record. He broke the Dilworth-Cbrnell-Quev I ton and earn ^he nickname Hurri­ Koeneland, paying 8185.40. Don W illis...... 340 011-9-5-0 gers. took over as minor league | •’*<■’<”■<1 of 2:28.1 aet by John Thom- BTATE LITTLC LEAGUE and BIsaingame. St. Louis. 7. Northeastern (Nov. 7). The performance, while not ex­ Bill’s ...... ; ...... 020 000-2-2-1 entry. The big infielder has stroked 16 bafee hits in 34 official BASEBALL R We,S^7T«^»h. f boys can hold ^ e ir ' Home Runs Banks. Chicago. The New England soccer cham­ Stern^ Frisch to Heard cane. , chief in 1946. There were 42 “ N«w Haven tn 1954. ^ 1* that I am heads high. After sjt they did re- . But when Red Schoendiensl wa* actly in the category of being In- Gagnon. Madsen and Moriarty; at bats for an impressive .471 mark. Runner-up is Bill Brown leagues that year. Three vears lat-1 « Today's competition include* the At Middletown (Seml-riBAI) 34: Mathews, Milwaukee, 33; pions, coached ,by John Squires, conslstcat, gave the steward* pause Marchese and Biardi. paying p^Ucally every night of ward their faithful supporters begin a 12-game bill of fare on hospitalized and a aecond baseman of Nassiff Arms at .429.. .Uveae aref er there were 59. Now there are! freestyle, llO^yard baek- Waterford 1, RoekviUe 0. a neighboring soft- with a fine 15-6 overall won and, Shoemaker Wins 3,500 Races, Aaron, Milwaukee 30: Robinson, By F..ARL VO.ST waa needed from the outaet thia for thought. The steed had never Nike ...... 030 940-16-7-4 the only two players in the four At Bridgepdirt (Scmi-naial) Cincinnati, 25; Cepeda, San Fran­ ,Sepl. 26 at Dartmouth. First Deme also reported that there is been raced. The stewards hailed the no defeats. Lucas, in 32 innings, :■ 21—a loss of 38 in 10 years. I "J,*^®***- tlO'vard butterfly, and oall team I know 1 would certain -. lost record. | Extended sports coverage at I a , possibility that the Friday season, the cJuiin stores, and there Bill’s...... 300 020 0— .5-9-7 team loop with .400 or better aver­ : In those 10 years attendance ha* i ^^ree-meter dive. Bridgeport 12, Meriden I. cisco, 23. game on the Huskies’ soccer slate owner to the stand. Aaked If his Miller and Grady; Adams. Mori- haa struck out 39 batsmen, tops in ’ Mancheater radio atation WINF! night flghla will be carried, are 14, had no one worthwhile to ages. Idle the past two weeks be­ this department. . i1 drppped_from 42 million to 13 mil-j Fourth Highest in History Pitching-Face, • Piltsbiiigh. 15- .will be Sept. 30 with Yale pro­ offer, horse was sound, .the-faeamlBg.own­ aiH)8 -(4 )^;--BCollege football When the holes began to show Only nine playehs are hitting' Police A Fire .156. Rret preaent day rider elected to by Arcaro for 27 years and 163 ■ 1.5-7, .682; Law. Plttshiirgh. 12-7! i thinclads begin their season gamea. In Wes Covington's left fielding 'as breathing and even dlsposIHnn.' CHURCH SOFTB.41.L I-RAGUE .300 or better, Ronnie Daigle, I rent 21 leagues without causing Ume winning percentage compiled ' keep track of such things,” eald .632; Newcombe, Cincinnati. lO-e!' " triangular meet with Yale filiated with the Mutual Broad-i Deme’ reported that the national “Why then have you not rac«l Only One Homer | serious damage tb the entire base­ the National Jockeys Hall of by a jockey was 44 per cent by by Longden for 32. ! casting System, live national he failed to provide the long hall, Jack Vittner scattered .seven league commissioner, reporta. Fame at Pimlico, la the onlv one jockey Willie Shoemaker after en­ Since the four-foot 101, Inch. ; .625. land Brown at New Haven. There college Game of the Day Is a Mu­ him before this?” asked one of the Twaronite had collected the only ball structure.” Trautman aays. "I Isaac Murphy during a 15-yeaV ' tering the winner’s circle for the sports events will be cariied. The there obviously was no one com­ hits and waa never' in trouble aa Twaronite was a reaerve with homer hit to dale. Hank Pede- i hope we have turned the corner. If ever to pUot two Triple Crown career before the turn of tpe cen- i 101-pound Shoemaker tasted his Strikeouts—Drvsdale. Los An- 6re eight dates appearing on the tual feature but beraii.xe of area parable to Hazle to be paged. This stewards. league-leading North Methodist wnnera. He swept the Kentucky 3,500th time. first victory, aboard Shatter V for geles, 182; _ S. Jones, San Fran-j country docket for this fall, merger becomes effective Monday. interest- the Trinity games will be "To tell the truths” replied the Mancheater High thiaispring while monte of Ponticelli’a with two . we haven’t. It looks bad for any LINCOLN tury. He was honored for his sad- j All home and aivav football despite the fact that the Milwaukee trounced Community Baptist 16-3 Brown was a hard hitting third triples is another leader and Mike third major league.” Derpy^ Preaknesa and Belmont jdle arUstry by being elected In ) A week before his 28th birthday. a 521 nayoff. he has had 13,751 ci.sco, 1.56; ' Antonelli, San Fran-' Freehman football and ci-oss carried as previously apnounred. chain is supposed to be the strong­ owner, “we couldn't catch him un­ Shoemaker yesterday became one til he waa seven.” last night at Charter Oak Park. baaeiti.an with Cheney Tech. Reardon (P*F). has cracked out Trautman says »>ig league tele- Btahea on Whirlaway In 1941 and 1 1956 to the National Jockeva Hall j mounts anc his horses have won cisco, 130: Haddix. Pittsburgh, I country teams list five meetings est In baseball. The trouble seems Sonny Chandler (4-4) and Pate -Otation • ----- of a selwt group of jocl«yg who close-to 5K,800,000, 126; Jackson. St. Louis. 108, | each, W’hile the yearling soccer Heavy Bombera five doubles. I casts are the No. 1 threat faced by ^ Fame^‘at Pimlico. ----- * have bodl'edr’'h6me HiSOO' or more to be to st It Is long on pitchers Cohdera (4-5) were the lop hiU League-leading 16-4) Naaaiff's Battle for championahip honor* j the minora, but alao aald*extensive .Amerie^ Ta^ ^Huved prR;\ s“'slx“tltner to wthO-P' ^and hasn't much else.------ter# for the winners, while Bud MERCUBY winners. B'nai B ■ rfrii PFatis toast three of the top five swats- is close with only two game# aep-' air conditioning in th* South, an Middle Brother, bealcn only a Batting kuenn, Detroit. ..348- ' ^*^® program. The barker* of the proposed new Yipiilerdav’fi Hotnera Howard homered in a losing cause. He had been riding the last three head by Waltz >n the Dwyer meri. Trailiirf Twaronite are arating the lop and bottom clubs, upsurge in boating, basement' days in Arlington Park with a foot Kaline, Detroit, .,331: Woodling! I ' ~ ------Oontinental League mhy well take Methodist ___324 040 3-16-19-0 Brown, Ray potchin (.345) and Naasiff s (8-4) lead Police A Fire workshops, suburban living and Handicap at Jamaica, posted the Baltimore. .327; Fox, Chicago, .322; To Honor Athletes note of this. They’ll have to dig up (Season Totals in Parentheses) raptist ...... 000 020 l--r 3- 7-2 m Injury suffered in the starting gate first stakes triumph of his career Runnels, Boston, .319. American I-eagtie Jim Galanek (.345), all of the (5-4) by one-half game. AAI (4-6) backyard ba'rbecues had played a j last Saturday. He was blSinked! 200 pla.N’ers, The Braves, with an Vittner and Steely; Cordera (5); Armsmen. Bill Viot, a teammate trail by one and one-half gam es, big part in keeping paying* eusto- i EDSEL in an ii.icrcssive fashion vesterday Runs—Yost. Detroit. 88:. Power, j Boston, Aug. 13 (45 -Twelve extremely understanding arid gen­ Lollar, White Sox (14). Hughes, Dean. (4) and Lawrence. Monday, won Tuesday's opener but at Saratoga Springs, N.Y. Sport Schedule Kuenn, Tigers (6i-. of Twaronile’a, is also hitting at a and Ponticelli's (4-6) are two mers from‘ the...... ball parks. BOWLERS Cleveland. 8.5: Killehrew, Wash- I men. their names already legend- erous multi-millionaire contractor- .345 clip. games back. missed the rest of the afternoon. \ Kaline, Tigers (21). , Can’t Dewtroy TV The 3-yefr-old son of Hill Prince inglon, 78;.JeT)sen. Boston and Ap- j arj- as rulers in the sport* ^tJie.y- owner, Lou Perlnl, and an efficient, REC SOFTBAU, UCAGUE Be A Thrifty Buyer At 10NN B A LLS - MADE TO ORDER The Shoe, who won his first race | from Mrs. E, Barry Ryan’s Stable aricio, Chicago, 75. • Tonight far^fluqg organization can’t find Bolling, Tigers (8). Next come Dave Howes (.344) I,eadiiig Hitters "We can't destroy television, and at Golden Gate Fields in CaIlfppp(*J I featured for many year*, will be Becquer. Senators (1). Scoring six’ runs in the firap in­ and Denny Dailey (.313), both of AB. hung up a tr-ack“ record of 1:4P Runs Batted In Colavito. Cleve­ Kacey vs. Civitan, 6:15-Char- two who easily would make It pos­ ning and adding five more In th* we don’t want it to destroy )is. We by “EBOmTE” on April 20, 1949. reached 3,.500 in] for 1 1-8 miles in taking the first land, 88; Killehrew, Washington, ter Oak. honored .Sept, 20 by Boaton Sport* sible for them to take the jackpqt Klaus, Orioles l3i. Pontlcelli’a Contractors. Jimmy Twaronite, AAI ...... 34 are trying to find a way. to live yesterday’s second race with Mad Lodge of the B’Nal B’Rith. (or the third couseciitlve campaign. , Gbiger, Red Sox (91. fifth, the Post Office went on to Mistrett* (-.304) and Johpny Lucas Brown. A rm s...... 28 with It.”' Trautman said. "The running of the *29.6.50 Bernard 86: .lensen. Boston. 83: Malzone, Phone vs. Teachers, 6:15—Nebo. gain a 13-7 triumph over Liberty (FACTORY DRILLED) Duchess. ! Baruch . Siakes. The race was Boston, M i n n s o. Cleveland snd Phone vs. North Ends, 8:30— Tliey are: Jack Dempae.v. box- The Braves have employed no Minoso. Indiana (17). (.3001 of Pon^tcelli's round out Dotchin. Arm* ...... 29 majors say they feel the telecasts MORIARTY Mutual last night at Mt. Nebo. AI Then he won with Fred Hooper’s natned for the elder statesman, Mpxwell. Detroit, 73. Robertson. Ing: T>- Cobb, baseball; Johnny' fewer than seven second basemen Nixon, Indians (D. the ..300 or better batemen while Galanek. A rm s...... 29 are not detrimental—but if they i Winonly in the, six furlongs fea­ Frlda.v, Aug. 14 w eia.smuller. a w 1 m m 1 n g ; Don Baxes, Indiana^(12l. Tlngley and Tommy Martin, each Ed McAuley (.296) completes the Vlpl, AAI ...... 29 BOWLINC SHIRTS who’ll he 89 Aug. IP and has been Hits Fox, Chicago, 148; Kuenn, • this trip — Chuck Cottier, Felix with a single-and triple drove in aren’t, why don’t they telecast in- ! BROTHERS ture for 2-yearro1ds and again with a visito. at the spa foi over a half Detroit, 136; Runnels. Boston. 135; St, Mary’s va. Temple, 6:16— Budge, tennia; Eddie Arcaro, Mantilla, Casey WUe, Johnny National League ■Big Ten. Hovves, Pont...... 32 to their own territory? The game j TEAM PRICES—ALL MODELS King Redbird — the longest price Minoao, i,Charter Oak. horse racing; Benny Friedman, six runs and scored four times for Leading pitcher ia Mistretla j OBil'ey. Pont...... 32 of the week isn't telecast into any j oentui-y.. Power, Clevelattd, 1.34; O’Brien, Bill Morgan, Mel Roche Banks. Cubs (34). the Mailmen. George Dickson en­ LOW SUIURBAN QXBRHfAD IN of the three at 19.80 — in the Middle Lrother, ridden by Bob Cleveland. J29. I Phone vs. Post Office, 8:30— football: Francis Oulmet, golf; Ed­ and finally, in desperation, Bobby S. Taylor, Cubs (9). with three decisions against Mistretta. PAF ...... 23 major league city, whether its i finale. Robertson. die Shore, hocke.'^ Bob Couav, baa- joyed a perfect 3'-for-S night for looaaa. O'Brien ind Bob Rukua of Lucas. Pont. . team is at home or away, and.the | BOWLINO SHOES . Usserv for one of .his two winners, Doubles Williams, Kansas City, Avila. Hoaeboro, Dodgers (6). the Ihsurancemen. Nassiff’s each won two starts with In boosting his total to •3,502. paid *4.70 and earned *18.322. In 30; Runnels, Boston. 29; Fox, (Chi­ Monda.v; Aug. 17 kethall; Jease Owens, track; Willie AvUa Gave Oliib IJW Noreri. Cubs (1). McAuley, AAI Milwaukee fane have never seln. HYDE - PROFESSIONll Shoemaker ran his year's winners eight other starts this year he had cago. 28: .Ktieiin, Detroit, 27;’ Mal­ Bill’s vs. Nike, 6:1.5—Robertson. Mo. national riding rhdfmpionship. He ■ Triples Allison. Washington. 8;’ Green Manor va. FNBank, 6:15 Post. Phillies (14). Acelo end Cuneo; Kallio and Bo­ games.” ! is four ahead of his chief rival, looking for his flrai- Eastern vic­ All will be presented award* for ' psychological lift although batting BOWLINO BALLS - SHOE fAGS tory this year, was beaten a neck Kuenn. Detroit and McDougald, —Cliar.teP Oak. "high principle -nd achievement." no more than .196. When the Mathews. Braves 2 (33). hannon. Trautman said the majors had a | •MiaH TRADES • LOW PRIDES Bob Us.sery, who is riding at Sara­ New York. 6: Fox. Chicago, Maris Ponticelll va. P*F, 6:15- Oval. PRANK FRISCH Aaron. Braves (SO). Roshurg^ Middlecofi in Lead^ two-fold- reason for telecasting. I toga Springs,^. 5'. under toji weight of 123 pounds, Joaepli Linaey. lodge president, Mexican went out with a sprained 10 mort.thdn Middle Brother. and Dcmaeatri, Kansas City and Tuesday, Aug. 18 back, Mantilla again had to take One, he said, is to get revenue. , OVER 71 NEW GARS IN STOW BOWLING TROPHIES-AWARDS After .scoring his 3,600th victory, Skowron, New York, 5. Tkiist vs. Bantly. 6:15 -Charter games o f’ the World Champion I “If" "‘her Dou^ea Expresa Line “But the big one is for pres- i Shoemaker said: There wasC a reiiord *2.500.20 Baltimore.r.o, .h , over batting all of .194. Face Strong Field in Detroit daily double yesterday at Atlantic Home Runs—Killebrew. Wash­ Oak. ■ Milwaukee was* a atretch-run- tige.” he went oii. "They u(N toe FOR INMEDIATE DELIVERY "I really didn’t know I was so ington. 35: Colavito, Cleveland, 34; Nassiff vs. Bantly, 6:15—Oval. . Professional I.,eague will be fea­ ' tiOn a seventh annual dinner. Stanton, Del. (A57;^Xaking a cue prestige in scouting for free- close to' it until I read it in the City, where American’Comet i*ll) tured along with latest sports nlng outfit the past two years. The SfORTS AND ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT took the feature. The qally double Allison, Washington, 27; Lemon, hope now La that Covington will from the express iihes Jn super Detroit, Aug.; 13 (Pj—Defending^ Others like Arnold Palmer, Juli­ agent talent, and then . use the papers tlie other day. I just don’t Washington, 26; Jensen. Boston. stories and ancedotes from Bill markets, Delaware Pa'rk- race telecast fee* to pay bonuses to that “Always A BetUr Buy st Morisrty’s’' IS OUR ONLY BUSINESS keep track of those, things. I knew payoff was fc .Tied bv Fond Lover Stern and Frankie Frjsch. Slprn, snap out of the bad habit of fall­ 5 l5L Champion Bob Rosburg end Cary us Boros, Tominy Bolt, Pfte Cooper (*152.60) ai. S.ar O'Lee (*70.20) 24. Nobiidy Bet on Winner ^ Tougli.Schedule ing away from pitches and resume track now has « gimmick that Viddlecoff, twice a winner, paced a and Jerry Barber ar* capable • of talent. And that talent fight is I had .something over 3.000 but not Pitihiiig .Shaw, Chicago, 11-3, head of America’a sports an­ speeds up the purchase of daily really the' big one among the major how many more.” Maggie (*13.20) captufed (he nouncers, will be heard twice daily, swatting the ball for. distance Batting—Eddie Mathews, Braves field of 154- today into the first walking off with the 88,500 in flmt *10.()00 Jtinioi .Miss Stakes for 2- .786; McLlsh, Cleveland, 14-5, .737; Charles Town, W.'Va. (45 -On Dec. South Bend, Ind. (4*i — Notre while Avila and Mantilla prove —Ma,thews hit two ' honie rune, doubles tickets. Some of the *2 rouw^ of, the *25,000 Motor City prize money when th* 72-hole tour­ league teams.” ...... •• OF MANCHESTER The Shoe ranks fourth behind j Pappas. Baltimor,e. 12-5, .706; 17, 1934, when Sweep Vestal scored at 7:30 a.m. and again at 8:30 doubles windows carry this sign: Trautman aaid h*. gets letters Johnny Longden, Eddie Arcaro year old .'’.Hies at Del Mar, p.m. * ■Dame faces another tough foot- adequate at aecond base. ’ each with a man oo hi Milwaukee’s Open Golf Tournament at nearby nament concl'udM Sunday. MORIARTY BROTHERS lots Main S4— MI 8-1847 \Iossi, Detroit and Maas, New In the first race at the Charles ball schedule this season, The 10 Lee Maye, rushed up from the 6-4 |riumph over Oliiolniiati. Express Line—Limit 6 Items.” Meadowbrook' Country Club. from irate fana, In cities where Nassijf Arms and the retired Ted Atkinson in I York, 11-.5. .688. Town track, riobody' wagered Fr'iach, a member of '^a.sehall’s minor league club* are located, pro- 301 Center Street, Manchester number of llfetlrtie victories. He ' One way -lo -waterproof a tent Irish foes show s collective .54 vic­ Loulsyllle branch to put the breath “Pitching—Gary Bell, Indian*— They, face atrohg’ contention from Howdy Myei-s, coach of Hofatra Strikeouts ’ Wynn. Chicago, 138; on the- winner. X *2 ticket would Hall of Fame and former man­ tories and .34 setbacks for 19.58. of., life .'back into left field, did not Bell was the only Ameiiean League teatlng the cessation of big league MI 4*5135—Open Evenings House of Sports has ayef;aj{ed 327 a year for 10 j ia to rub paraffin into thcj, canvas Score,, Cleveland,. 137; Bunnlng,.De­ have been worth *1.318 50,' Those ager of the St. Louis Cardinals, Stolen Base*—Aparicio, Chicago, Dow Finstefwald, lest'week's win­ at Hampstead. N. T., shows ■ a telecasts juat because the home yeari'^'compared with a 180 aver­ than Iron It with a hot iron to run Only Michigan State t.3-5) and pan ou(j_ pitcher to go the route, hurling an M; Mantle, New Tfork, 18; Landis, ner of the Cleveland Open: Art 75-88 record for 18 years as a A Short Drive to Dig Sovings at troit, .132; Pucual. Washington, at the track who wagered on the will be featured on Saturdays and Southern CaDfomia (4-5) had los­ Milwaukee had to turn to the eight-hitter (and striking out eight team Is playing. age for 21 yeara by Atkinson, iM ' tha paraffin Into tha flbara. 129; Lary, Detroit, IIS. second horse profited by the oddity. Sundays. Chicago. 17; Jensen, Bosioii. 18; Wall, lop money winner for 1959, college football mentor. His teams ”t have been asked If e. major Moriarty’a Low Suburban Overhead ing aeoaohs last year. Red Sox for Avila, psased up by la Olevelaad'a 8-4 triumph over Kaline. Detroit and Tuttls, Kansas and Billy Casper, National Open have played only two tie* during •very ether American Laacua club. KAMOS C «i^ I . leogii*' auboidizAtlon to tha minor City, 10. champion. that time. leagiM atruetuM le th* .answer. My r.

PAGE BtOHTBBN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER^ CONN. THURSDAY, AUGUST 18, 1969 'f MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,. THURSDAY, AUGUST 13, 1969 PAGE NINETEEN II Antomobiiss for Sule 4 rUERE OI1GHTA BE A LAW BY FA6A1.Y and SHORTEN ArtMM Far 8r1« 4$ lliiiic*l Instnunmts 5S Apartment*—-Flat*— House for Sale ' 72 Hooms for 8*1* 71 Hoosoi for Sal* 72 Houseft^for 8*1* 72 1988 FORD TUDOR Falrlane Vlr- LONG PLAT fword*. aU Mud* and AT MARLOW’S bjr far «ha largatt IB UPRIGHT PIANO*. Looking f. r Tenemanta 68 maple aelection of fbi* aarty 8H ROOM Cape Cod,„sh*d dormer, 4-6* ROOM-nHomea for aaie. I COVENTRY LAKE —Tsar 'round Idria, fully equipped. Will take all guarantaad In virtually new a good piano? B«fore you see me, 2 House Nears Crucial , SnM t um Tuc Boy ran»ioc smiuir if ^ U r ItT HER NiMLt ON M ONKM AND OfOV.' American taMaa, deeki and bartr SIX Ro o m duplex for rent, near tile bath, fireplace, open atalr- BUrting prtc* $11,800 u d up For home, 4% rooms, bedrooms, CLASSIFIED older Ford In tradi^. PI 2-7472. condition. 8avg or*r half. 2 lounge look around and cbmpare prices! NEW USTINO —. Bowers School flraplaca. extra lot, $1,900. PI rr% aioariiNO- on au tm cHi m m w • I Main St. Available Sept. 1st, $90. caae. Hot water oil heat, recrea­ further (letKU* call Charlaa Laa- ON -mt frrz wmin ao«ioi*'< SRiMurta chalra, one night *tand, Sofa bed. caaea. No other piano atore offer* the peranca. Ml t-7$20. araa—* finlahad rooms. Cape Cod. 2-1124. NiTM ure Morr ixpin w c rnniMe Write Box L, Herald. tion room, porch. Shade trees, All new condition. At eacriflce. MARLOW’S F U R N m m B depwt- kind of upright and price* that I good condition. Cbarle* Lesper- Shed dormars, completely re­ Trunera «-A 7o u .a - , C'W'»9)»)M*r6-m8T ca n MI 3-0668 or M l $-1394. can offer. Open 9;S0 a.m. to 10 $16,BOO-OVERSIZED * room MANCHESTER — A dream of a ADVERTISING 1W40U . ment la the pl«c« to abop for THREE ROOM apartment. North ance. MI 9-7620. modeled Mtchen, attaeiiad garaga, Labor Control Vote p.m., Monday* through Saturdays, In quiet reaidanUal location, thia house, Unnmore Dr. Featuring 8^ 38 FOOT trailer, aleepa S, gas atove fOt-ISf X'U. ' It ONION*? 20’ ’ ROTARY mower, eeU-propelled that new bedroom ault*. Wide Main St., heat, hot water $79. beautifully/landacdped 'lot. R. F. M E 0w r. •election at lowest August sale 258 Market St., Hartford. Children welcome. J. D. kealty, BU81NE2M SITE on Bast Center immaculataly kept home i* worthy Dlmock Co., Realtor. MI 9-8248, rooma, at least 8 bMrooma, i-car CLASSIFIED ADVBRTISMENT DEPT. HOURS and electric refrigerator with a $99.96 (reg. $139.96, discontinued AU 9-3640. *t., 120 foo< frontage. Piu* * room of your coneideration, alM 2-car or Robert Murdock, M l 1-8472, garaga with tool house attached. toilet. 9400. MI 8-760Bi CONN! ' model). Marlow’s, 897 Main St. pricee, on E-Z.tarma, 8*1 Main St, JBNOO—Vibraphone, octaves, (OoatImMd from Page One) man Graham A. Barden (D-1$C) 8:15 A.M. t«i4;30 P.M. house, 4-car garage with 58 feet garage. *. A. Beechler. 'Raaltor. Barbiura Woods, MT t-T702. Beautiful grounds with Anchor lik e new, sacrifice. II Summit St., GARDEN APARTMENT -Attrac­ more frontage. Carlton W Hutch­ MI 3-86A personal and clock radios. $19.98 tive 4 rooms, second floor comer ins, Ml 9-8132. n Lovely garden. Close to all faclll- COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Oxford, Middle Tpke., West. $115. VERNON — Immaculate * room ttea. A Duy of the week for only alblUty the House would reject the ties of men" rested on the out­ up on E-Z term*. 961 Main St. FURNITURE EXCHAt4GE Elsenhower-backed bill. Just as it MOKDAT tkni nUUAT 10:» A.M.—SATCKDAT • AAI. EARLT'8 DRfVlNO School—stand­ Stove and refrigerator, parking. $12,600—Immaculate 6 room Cape, ranch, attached garage, full baae- MANCHESTER—Five room Ranch $18,200. VA and FHA financing come. Wanted—^To Buy 58 amesite drive, storms, cellar, ment„ paneled living room with crushed ihc labOr-backed measure. He appealed for passage of * bill ard and automatic dual controlled TWO CAR meidfold aluminum fly- On# 8-pc dtning room aet; $198. Resident Superintendent. MI 8-1809 only three years old. Tbre* bad- available with minimum down huge Ivooded lot. near bus, school, dining area, Swedish fireplace, rooms. ComblnaUon triple track payment. Cali to se* this home In such an event, the House! to cope with what he called the PLEASE READ YOUR AD car*. Claaa room Inatriirtlnna for wheel*, 1941 to 1948 Ford, and WANTED TO BUY would have an open fleld for whole­ 18-17 year olda. For day and SIX ROOM duplex. Rent 180. No ■hopping. Carlton W. Hutchina, MT combination storms and screens, aluminum storms and aertans. Ga­ and many other llatinga today. "four lethal weapons of iinacrupul- Mercury. 1988 Ford bumper. 1949 Five-piaca Olnatte Sat, Mack and G ood' used resalable furniture, 9-5132 sale amendments to the Demo-1 evening appointmenta call Mr. Plymouth bumper. Call MI 9-9680 gold, dMorated, coat new |1M, now children or pets. Will be available built-in*, near achoola, bus and rage. Amealte driveway Immacu- Jarvla Realty Co.. 283 E Center ous labor leaders.’’ He Hated them CtuatAed or Ad*” mre t«ken over the phone n eon- also small upright and spinet for Sept. 1, Call MI 8-7516 after shopping center. Excellent financ­ flt., MI 8-4112. MI 3-7847. Pt 2-6211, cratlc-backed meaatir* under’ pre-1 aa "blackmail” picketing, hot Early MI 9-8878. after 6 p.m. $69. SPLIT LEVEL. 7 rooms, four bed­ iate condition Handy location Call venleiioe. The ndverlteer ehould rend hU *d the F1B8T DAT IT piano*. 3:80. ing. May assume 4H% VA mort­ R . r . Oimock, Ml 9-8248. Darhara MT 9-187I, Ml 9-1200. vailing parliamentary procadiirc. ! cargo agreementa, secondary boy­ AJPPEABS nnd REPOBT ERRORS In time for the rioxt inoer- PREPARE FOR driver’* tent; Lbv# seats, $80. room*. modem kitchen, large liv­ gage. For appointment call Kath­ Wooda, Ml 9-7702. Robert Murdock, With no bin left to consider but cotts of all types, and "No Man’s ELECTRIC STOVE $18. aide arm ing room, dining, room, large lot, tloa The Herald to reopondlble for onlv ONE Innorrect or omitted Age* 18 to 80. Driving anti claa* Watkins Used Furniture erine RernkTewict, Broker, MI Ml S-«4T2. the In-between committee com­ Land" labor diaputaa which netthtr ga* heater, $8, and Woodstock FIVE ROOM DUPLEX, MI 8-8706. 2 year old, one-car garage, $26,900. bieertton tor any advertiiiement and Uira only,to the oxt4Mit of a room. Three Inatnictlon* N«- wait lypewritter $26. MI 9-6246. Electric range, $$8, Exchangre 3-6768. MANCHESTER promise. the House was faced with the federal nor atate governments ' "make ( o ^ Inoertlon. Error* whlrh do not le*aen the v^Uae et Ing. Manchester Driving Acade Shown by appointment Phllbrlck the prospect of an alrhost endicis now handle. $ pc. breakfast aet, (new) $49.98. 16 .Oak Street Agency, 361 Main St.. Ml 9-8^4. ATTRACTITVE—8 room Cap* Cod, m Immaculate 8 room Cape with the adverttsemeat will not be eorrected by "make Rood" Inoertioi^. my. PI 3-7349. ANTIQUE. cherry flat top library barrage of amendments that could Barden asserted that the Labor table, 4 drawera. Cherry drop-leaf WE BUT and aell antique and used In excellent condition. Aluminum ROeXLEDGB—New 8 room ranch. full shed dormer, oversized garage, /keep the issue alive for an Inde- MORTLOCK'S UaacheaUr’s tead- Spinet Desk, $80. Bnstness Location* LINCOLN, STREET^^iape Cod. 4 Bidinga, garage, well landscaped hug* lot, city utilities. Complete in Committee bill "doaan’t begin" to sewliw table, reeded leg*, 3 draw­ furniture, china, glaaa. ailver, pic­ 1>4 baths, attached garage, very Bnlte period. The result con­ atop ruthlees labor union oCBclals T O f* CXXJPERATION WILI. Ing driving achool. Three Rkilled er*. Excellent condition. Just re- for Rent 64 rooms finished but room for 2 lot. Price $13,800. Call MI 8-8248. large living room. $18,900. R. F. every way. $14,800. BE APPRECIATED Dial Ml 3-2711 ture frames, guns, attic content*, more on second floor. Tile bath. ceivably could be defeat of any from using these weapons, and eourtaou* Instnieton; Claa* room flniahed. No dealer*. Can be seen 16 OAK STREET whole estate*. Furniture refin- Dlmock Co.. Realtor. MI 9-5248. STORE FOR RENT, excellent lo­ Fireplace. Hot water heat with EAST HARTFORD—For the family Older home with over acre land. form of labor leglelatlon. called on the House to taka steps Instruction* for 15. 161 19 year after 8:30. Call JA 7-7867. Ished and repaired. Furniture Re­ or Robert Murdock. MI 3-8472, Bar­ Closing general debate before blda. Telephone Mr. Mortlock. cation 500 square ft., air-condi­ oil burner. Quiet street but -inly a who ia r*ady to take their first bara Woods. Ml 9?7702. Just minutes from schools, shopping to "bring order out of chaos In Lost and Found Automobiles for Sule 4 RELAX-ACIZOR — Slightly used. Open Tjhurs. evening* until 9 pair Service and Sales, Talcott- tioned optional. Tel, Ml 3-1191. short distance to-/Center Street. step in home ownership. Her* 1* a and tranaportatton. Good value at yesterda.v'a voting started, Chair­ thu field.” Director of Driver Bdiinatlon rille. * MI 0-73M. Originally $199.98 now $100. Call (M U No. 1128). Price $18,800. 5 room well kept ranch with all $14,000. LOST—Pair of lady’e eye glaaaee. Closed Monday* Earle S. Rohan, Realtor, MI rv DE CORMIER MOTORS 'ikuJHib MI 9-8949 after 5. HAVE YOU any surplus store ir COMMERCIAL . business or office the extras, combination storm bifocals, Saturday morning, be­ SAYS: LAR80I|I’8 Connecticut’* first li­ MR*.e OAvrr, BOX SPRING bed. Can be seen ftt space for rent. Up to 6500 square 3-7433, windows, screens, doors and alunq- NEW CAPE COD—Shad dormer— Excellent nearly new ranch, at­ lieve In vicinity of Main St. Call restaurant equipment that you do tached garage, aluminum storms censed driving school trained. <^■13 coNcoitP.aiL. PIANO, breakfast aet, boy’* bi­ 68 Garden St., Manchaatar, or MI not have any use for? I will buy feet. Will sub-divide. Main Street. inum sidings. Our seller Is overslaed 24x$8. Near rwara MI 9-9362, 117 W. Middle Tpke. "YOUR DRIVINO SA’HSFAC- fit, wiCiwit miwDIftl iTMUtftt cycle. toboggan, ' miscellaneous Located near Center. Plenty of PICTURESQUE 6 room Cape, at­ ready for that next step on the and screens. Short way out. FHA Three Puerto Ricans Certified and, approved. Is now of­ = 3 r ~ ...... 8-8874. and pay cash. Call Ml 9-0474. tached garage, recreation room school — complate four. $18,400 Reward. 'nON a ASSURED IN ONE OF fering claaaronm and behind children's games and books. MI parking. Phone MI 9-5229 or MI ladder. Asking $13,800. Or will ac­ (first deposit holds) R F. appraised. Asking $18,200. i YES! THERE IB A 3-7444. awnings, aluminum storms, nice cept offer. Alice Clampet, Realtor, THESE FINE CARS, PRICED wheel instruction for teenagers. 8-8803 after 8 p.m? Dlmock C o , Realtor, Ml 9-8246. Over 78 other lletings. LOST—Blue paxakeet. band DK 36, RIGHT AND OF CX7UR8E BANK ••SANTA CLAUS" trees, very central, $13,200. Carl­ Member Manchester Multiple Ml 9-8075. Room* Wlthnut Board 59 ton W. Hutchins. MI 9-5132. Barbara Wooda Ml 9-7702 - Potv Held in Farm Theft vicinity Whitney Rd. and Adam*. TERMS." Roofing— Siding 10 Bonds— St04dcs Hiortgages SI Help Wanted— Male 86 30’’ ROCKET Eclipse reel type I DON’T WANT IT FOR SALE—Rent. Equipped Ida Listing Service, MI 9-4643. art Murdock Ml $-8472. 9-2193. power mowei' with Briggs and shop, luncheonette, 138 Spruce St., ELSIE MEYER AGENCY, MY CUBTOMER ISN’T ROOM WITH kitchen privileges. ENGLEWOOD D R IV E - Immacu­ This Week's Joe Sullivan Garage— Sendee— Storage 10 COUGHLIN RtNlFm o Oompany, IMPROVE TOUR CREDn' - A LATHE OPERATORS Stratton motor Call MI 3-11788. GETTING MARRIED Centrally located. Babies ac­ Manchester. Call EXport 9-6033, OUTSTANDING year 'round home, Realtor* FOUND—Tan and white. male Inc Aluminum aiding, asphalt- multitude of monthly oa-'ments Saybrook. late 6 room cape, 4 liedrpoms, Bolton Lake, waterfront, 3 bed­ Three men. Puerto Rican ml-*yasterday by Patrolman Jama* mongrel. Gall Lee Fracchta, Dog Specials: YOU CAN HAVE IT cepted, 'Mr*. Dorseyr 14 Arch St. tile kitchen, ceramic bath, alum­ MI 9-5524 MI 5-6980 ■ant laborer*, hav* been arrMted kIcCooe who ehargad Wm Witk aabesto* roofing. Alao aluminum, may be lumped into one second FVCPERIENCED ONLY FOR -SALE—Porcelain top kitchen rooms, 1*4 baths, mahogany HILLSIDE MANOR, Vernon grant laborars. have been arrested W'arden, Ml 3-8594. JUST BY TAKING OVER LARGE PLEASANT store, excel­ inum storms, may assume l^i% and police are still seeking a GARAGE FOR RENT, 40 Garden ^ejvanized or copper gutter* and mortgage with payments ot only sink. Living room table, child’s UNPAID BALANCE PLEASANT large heated room, paneled living room with fire-, Choose your own high wooded lot. COVENTRY driving ivlthout a lieanoe. Gotir 1957 Chevrolet 4 Door Station St. MI 9-9647. leader*. Ml $22.25 for each $1,000 you need. To those qualified w* offer good desk, bookcase, bedt'oom chair, free parking, on bus line. 148 lent for grocery. TV. or appliance mortgage, excellent value. $14,300, place, kitchen with ail built-in j fourl in connection with the theft zales wo* on* of the Aral men FOUND—Black and white female pay with fringe benefits in pleas­ Monthly Payments Paul J. Correnti. Ml 3-5363. For your new Ranch. Spilt, or ced spring and mat- PLEASANT ROOM for a gentle­ or MI 9-3549. 99 Summer St. BOWERS SCHOOL Section. Modi­ necticut Mortgage Exchange, IS Apply In person AND APPUANCfES fied ranch, 8 rooms, bath, garage, screened porch with sundeck over- 9-7702, Rpbert Murdock, MI 3-8472. be occupied by the owner, tills was form worker. til last nignt. FOUND —Black, tan and— white Ceilings, Workmanship guaran­ Lewis St., Hartford. treaa. Electric stove, two tires. man, , separate entrance. 14V4 l(x>king the lake. I^ot is fullv land­ soundly constructed and fully In- Charged with larceny are Juan L^zada was arrastad in Bolton Only $895. Down teed.' A. A. Dion, Inc., 299 Autumn HAVE BEEN IN STORAGE $ > TR-CONDITIONED S-roqm office. finished basement recreation male mongrel. Call Lee Fracchia, 8.00x16. Also tire tube*. TV *et MONTHS Hackmatack St. Call MI 3-1616 or scaped. Home has forced not air v n sulated. Very easy to convert to Francis'o Quilea Gonzales. 24, of by State Police Irori Oolchcater. 1948 HARLEIY In good condition. St. MI 3-4860. DEAN and coat rack. Call MI 3'-4867. OV 4-3680, 100% Main Street location. Park­ room hot water oil heat, excellent 1 ^ Warden. MI 8-8W4. 19i55 Chevrolet 4 Door Sedan Call MI 9-6318. ing. Marlow’s, 867 Msln St. Condition. $18,000. Occupancy Dec. heat and if you are just getting year 'round living. Moet furnish- Hartford; Ramon Martinez, 26. of Martinez \.-aa arrested by S ft. Help Wanted— Female 35 MACHINE PRODUCTS, INC. I sold this to’ a young couple 8 COVENTRY—4*,4 room ranch with 8 cylinder, radio, heater and nt ' DUAL CARBUBRATOR, manifold months ago, but they ar* net get­ LIVING ROOM and bedroom, first 1st. Owner. MI 9-9567. married, thia home is r,eady to liigi included. Very good buy for Lartford: and Bosillo Loaada. 21. Henry Gauruder and Patrolman LOST—WHITE and tan cat, vlcta' Urea. Ever popular ia this model. 1987 HARLEY aportaler. Look* like 165 Adams St. move right in. as the sale price carport, beautifully landscaped lot, young couple or retired people. of French Rd., Bolton William Cooke in Hartford. OSur> : Ity Turnbull. Frederick and Haw Roofing and Chimneys Ifi-A SHOE SALESLADY, experienced aluminum flywheel for 1941-1948 ting married. floor front, on bus line. Restau­ amesite drive, perfect condition. Only $295 Down new, low mileage. Must sell. 166 Ford, Mercury also 1956 Ford rants nearby. Free parking. Mi Houses for Rent 65 AUTUMN STREET-6 room Cape, Includes all furnishings. Approxl- Quiet location. Beach privileges. Each Is being held In lieu of ii'ier and Cooke handled the Inveo* thome St. Pleaae call MI 9-6388 W. Middle Tpke.. MI 3-7043 or Ml •elling better cJiildren’a shoes, PART-’TIME. Esso Service Center. BLOND BEDROOM 1 unfinished, 8 bedrooms, large malelv $3.non rash needed down. R. F. Dlmock Co., Realtor. MT $6,500. Terms arranged. $5,000 hor 1 for court appearance Ugation, which woe compIlosUed after 4 '.30. Reward. ROOFING—Specializing repairing full-time or part-time. Call Mr. bumper. 1949" Plymouth bumper. LIVING ROOM SUITE 3-5002. ■ FOR RENT in Bolton—Real nl i 9-8248 1955 Pontiac Catalina Hard* 8-6877. Few evenings plua weekends. Hon- MI 9-96M after 6 p'im. living room and fireplace, garage, Call MI 3-8271 from 9-6. After 5 tomorrow. by pretence of the language tmr- roofs of all kinds. New roofs, gut­ Shapiro, MI 9-4427, ToU A Teens, eat, reliable. Experience helpful. 5-PC DINETTE SET BEDROOM AND kitchen. Nice for home of 8 rooms, 4 bedrooms. 2 Amesite drive, must be se n, MI 9-8473. Good 6 room Colonial with cen­ rler. top 956 Main St. “ Weatinghouse” Elec. Ref. tral heat. Good kitchen. Enclosed Police said the three had made ter work, chimneys cleaned, re­ Before 8 p.m. MI 6-8198. FARMALL tractor with hydraulic young couple. Single liedroom. All baths, basement recreation room $15,800. Paul J. Correnti, MI VIII damaging statements concerning PkuuMd llie ft PeraonaiB A one owner car. Radio, heater Buaineaa Sendees Offered 13 paired. Aluminum siding. "0 "Caloric" Combination Rang* with fireplace. Beautiful lot. Com­ rear porch. Exceptionally clean and SALESLADIES wanted — hill or loader, hay mower, $460. PI furnished. Call Ml 9-8914 after 5. 3-6363. • IN TOW^N the crime. They ore accused of According to -police, the theft and Hydramatic. New white wall years' experience. Free esti­ TOOL OPERATORS 27211. "Maytag" Waaher pletely furnished. $200 per month. UNDER construction . New BH well Kept. A home to be proud of. VACUUM CLEANERS repaired In Urea too. TAMKIR ’TREE Removal — land part-time, experienced preferred "Rmerson” Televisioti Bet MANCHESTER — Sturdy new six room ranch, baaement garage, Priced at only $11,900. rifling a auUcase )>elonglng to Ber­ wee accompltahed this way: my own home shop.'Forty years mates Call Howley, MI 3-5361, MI NEWLY DECORATED large beau­ Ideal situation for 3 or 4 single $15,300. Good family home of 8 Loaada first discovered Gusman Only $295 Down cleared, firewood cut. Insured. 3-0783. but not ‘necessary. Apply In per­ EXPERIENCED ONLY "Hoover” Vacuum people. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, MI room Garrison Colonial 114 bath*, Choice location, built-in atova and nardo Gusman,er. dition on bus line. Ideal for "e- excellent family home with large contemnorary colonial. 8 acres of pairs. adjusts watches expertly tired couple or large enough for DUPLEX—Six rooms each aide. overcome the language dtiferen'-*. 3-0815. ; All new tires too. Standard trans­ MORTEN3EN TV. Specialized RCA MANCHESTER Package Delivery. time or part-time days, flood BUILDER-Wlll do all kinds of Reasonable prices. Open daily. For appointment to see 814 room MI 9-7149. SIX ROOM Cape Cod houae, 5 yard for children. Selling under land. 2-car garage, 30-day occu­ mission. IJght trucking and package deliv­ repairs and new work. Carpentry, ALMOST NEW automatic wakher famll.v with one or two children. Two good heating plants. Nice An interpreter, Willy Rodrigue* television, aenrlce. MI 9-4841. wages, modem air-conditioned of­ Thursday evenings. 129 Spruce and electric dryer. Take over pay­ apartment in Rockville. 4 apart­ finished. Full shed dormer, FHA appraisal. Priced at only pancy. WANTED—Ride from Oakland St. | ery. Refrigerators, washers and fice. mason, cement finisher, painter, ments in each new building Ideal WEST BEACH, Westbrook. Small j breezeway, garage. Fruit, shade One has to go into this home to $12,800. R. F. Dlmock Co , MI back yard. Extra lot. Clean and (not Gonzales aa reported yester­ / Only $195 Down street. MI 9-4387. ments. MI 8-8416, well kept. Shown by appointment. to Pratt A Whitney. East Hart-1 CHAIN SAW work—trees cut.' Rea­ stove moving specialty. Folding Apply paperhanging, tile floora, acoustic for newlyweds. Just 15 minutes cottage for rent, $45. Aug. 15-Aug. I trees. City utilities. Near achoola appreciate all the livable feature*. 9-5243 Barbara Woods, MI 9-7702 1.39 Elizabeth Drive — Green day), of Glastonbury, volunteared Lola 8. Berry, Broker. PI 2-8287. ford, first shift. Ml 3-7933. ! sonable, rates. Call PI 2-7558 be­ chairs for rent. Ml 9-0752. ceilings. $2.25 per hour. AD 2-2070. APARTMENT size fM . stove, from Hartford Bridge on Wilbur 29. Call MI 9-1232 during day. M. I and church. Call owner after 4. May We show It to you? Asking or Robert Murdock, MI 3-6472. Manor. 6 room ranch, attached g s' to help police. 1953 JBuick 2 Door Hardtop. tween 1:30 to 4:.30. or any time $14,900. Many, many other listing* First National Stores, Inc, Garden— -Farm— Dairy slightly used, $60. II Summit St. CroiB Highway. Fournier. I MI 9-8895. rage, dishwasher, electric atove. Warrants were issued by the RIDE WANTED, vicinity Granby, Special Model Saturday ,gqd Sunday. available. Alice Clampet, Realtor. washer, dryer, refrigerator. Two Town Court shortly after noon. Radio. heater and standard Park "and Oakland Avea. Product*- 50 MI 3-8751. Ml 9-4824 xvin Resort Property for Sale 74 and Tobey Road. Bloomfield. Call: Painting— Papering 21 East Hartford, Conn. Dogrs— Birds— Pet* 41 CRYSTAL LAKE -Small secluded VERNON-MANCHESTER line - Member Mancheater Multiple List; minutes from school. Occupancy In after 6:15 p.m. MI 9-2010. tranamlaaion. A good- solid car in TYPEWRITERS - Repaired, rent­ cottage, screened porch, electric New 6 room ranches, J9xl4 living ing Service. MI 9-4543. 4*4 ROOM RANCH, like new. fire­ A BATCH of fluffy playful kittens HAY FOR SALE—About 60 acres 4Vi ROOM, fully furnished apart­ time for school opening. Can as­ ASHFORD LAKE'-Cleared water­ and out. ed, sold and' serviced 479 E. THOMAS HARRISON - Painting stove, $40 weekly. JA 8-6829 eve­ room with fireplace, 3 spacious place ceramic tile bath, amesite sume 4% mortgage. Truth Twisted for Fee Middle Turnpike. MI 9-3477. need someone to love them. Ml of standing hav, Reasonabl*. Call Musical Instruments 52 ment, centrally located, heat in­ ROCKVILLE — Two 2-apartment front lot, candy lieach, driveway. Only $175 Down and decorating. Equippec ard MI 9-8067 or MI 9-4058, nings. bedrooma.'all modem kitchen with drive, attached garage, full prii • Automobnes for Sale 4 4-0204. cluded. $90, Call MI 9-6808, house*. located in center of town. Call Marion E. Robertson, Broker- Athens—Today taaehsra ore fully Insured for large and Hmall GIBSON ELECTOIC guitar, amt!l- built-in*. Anderson windows, city $11,900. R. F. Dimock Co., Realtor, 24 Munro Beautiful English co­ Mi 3-89^. CONNIEJIB 'TV and Radio Service, CLFRK ANDOVER — Waterfront cottage, water, $16,500. Paul J. Correnti, Good income. Price $20,900. Phil­ commonly Utou^t o f as aaekars WANTED — Clean used cars. We 1954 Buick 2 Door Club Coupe available all hours. Satisfaction jobs. Workmanship guaranteed PICK YOUR own peaches, $1 per fler and case. Cost over 1800. Mil THREE ROOM apartment at “ The MI 9-5245, Robert Murdock, MI lonial. 7 rooms, l*i baths. 30-day Radio, heater and standard trana- with reasonable prices. Call MI- Interesting position for clerk all modern conveniences. Avail­ MI 3-5363, brick Agency, MI 9-3464. 3-6472. or Barbara Woods, Ml occunancy. Must-be aeen to be ap­ after truth, but one group ot aa« buy. trade down or trade any­ guaranteed. Call Ml 9-1315. with some typing experience and Articles For Sale 45 basket. Brii^ your own basket. $1.50. PI 2-7415 after 6'p.m. Gables." 118 Main St. Spacious mlaalon. A one owner car. ’This one 3-4884. Wilco Tool (5)., Route '6 and 44, grounds. MI 9-5229. 9-5 p.m. _ able Aug. 15-I.,abor Day. Also 9-7702. preciated. dent Oroek pedagogues, tna Soph­ thing. Douglaa Motors, 333 Main. aptitude for figure work. month of September. (Sail MT STOP LOOKING. If you have a VERNON—Ironwood Dr. 5*.i room Wanted— Real.Estate 77 is a performing fool. METRO APPLIANCE Service - SUMMER SALE—on fertile 'tone­ Bolton. Back of Rainbow Restau­ 120 BASS ACCORDION ang ease. ists, harbored many unaerupulous PAINTING AND paperhanging. DESIRABLE 4 rooms, heat, hot 9-0980. family and neeci 7 rooms, good ranch" a^complete unit on one Summit 81. 2 apartments. 8 and membars who for a fea would teach BEFORE YOU BUY a used car Only $195 Down Repairs all makes of refrigera­ less loam. Also, sand stone, rant. MI 9-5268. No reasonable offer refused. Call acre lot. $15,800. Columbia- Por­ XX SELLINa YOUR HOME? For see Gorman Motor Sales. Buick tors^ freezers, washing machines, Good clean workmanship at rea­ gravel fill. Ml 3-8603. MI 9-9731 after 5 p.m. water furnished, $90, Call Ml location, extra building lot in­ 4 rooms each, beautiful cloied-in prompt, efficient, courteous serv­ a student how to distort the truth. sonable rates. 30 years In Man­ CLERK TYPIST cluded. All this for $18,900. Act ter St. Large 3 years old, 5 room MAN(3HESTER-New 6 room Co­ porch and nice grounds. Enjoy nice Sales and Service, 285 Main 1957 Fiat 4 Door Sedan. dryers, range oil. gas burners. Opening in small department for 9-1919 lietween 3 and 7. Wanted to Rent 68 ice and appraising without obliga­ It was the Sophiata who began the Street. MI 9-4571. Open evenings. chester., Raymond Fiske. Ml TOP SOIIj—Possibly the cleanest Household GimhI* today. Philbrick Agency, MI ranch, larg* garage, large lot, lonial, fireplace, built-in atove. oven income. tion, cal] S. A. Beechler, Realtor, Model 1100 Ml 9-0883. All work guaranteed. capable clirk-typlst. Must be high small taxes. $16,200. James O. "one-plua-one-equala-tlW*e'~ ergu- 9-9237. and most fertile delivered in this BABY GRAND piano. Excellent MANCHESTER 9-8464. and dishwasher. $17,900. R. F. MI 8-6969 or Wesley R. Smith, As­ ment. , In mint condition. On* owner. achool graduate. CROSLEY automatic Shelvador re WANTED—Warehouse apace. 800 Dowling, MI 9-7677, MI 9-7849, 42 Concord Rd.--Beautiful 7 room NEED A CAR and had your credit area this year. Place your order. condition. $375, MI 8-8416. 3-4 ROOM APARTMENTS to 900 square feet, ground floor. Dimock Co., Realtor. MI 9-5245. sociate. MI 9-8982. Member Multi­ turned down? Short on down pay­ Only $295 Down Hoasehoid Serviceti EXTERIOR and interior painting. Ijeonard L Giglio b Sons, Bolton. frigerator. Modem dining set, COVENTRY- -Route 44a . 8 room ranch, 2 )>aths. excellent grounds. Company offers excellent benefit Must be dry. Box C, Herald. custom bull* ranch. Large living VERNON — Attractive and well ple Listing Service. ment? Had a repossession? Don’t Offered 1.3-A Ceilings refinished. Papernanglng. program, good wages, modem air- Call MI 3-7083. Reasonable. Moving. MI 3-8248. We furnish heat, hot water, gas XXI 30-da.v occupanev. nice home for give up! See Douglas Motors, get 1957* Metropolitan 2. Door Wallpaper books. Estimates given. room, modern kitchen, one-car imilt 3 bedroom h.ome on quiet professional. Recreation room, ABB YOU CONSIDERING INVITATION eonditloned office. « BRAND NEW General~Electric for cooking, refrigerators, stove, residential street. Large living the lowdown on the lowest down Hardtop WEAVING of bums, moth holes Fully covered by Insurance. Cali POWER MOWERS — Toro, Jacob­ storage apace. $82 to $94. Farm and l:and for Sale 71 garage. Loi 106x248. Philbrick MANCHESTER—New 7 room Co­ powder room, SELUNG YOUR PROPERTY? '"and smalleat payments anywhere. Edward R. Price. MI 9-lOOS. Apply sen, Yazoo and Snapping Turtle. )>uilt-ln oven, 30", blue. Never Agency. MT 9-8464. room with fireplace, big kitchen, lonial, 1*4 bo(ha, breezeway two We will appraise your property Sharp, One owner. New tires. and tom clothing, hosiery runs, used. PI 2-8140, MANCHCSTER 5 to 7 p.m. Call MI 9-4071 or ceramic tile bath. Full basement. Glastonbury—Custom Iwilt 2 bed-, TO BID Not a small loan or finance com­ handbags repaired, zipper re­ Reel land rotary. Also riding mow­ MANCHESTER—Approximately 30 car attached garage. Built-lns. Im­ free and without any obligation. ; IxTw mileage. Fully eauinped. i PAINTING AND paperhanging. MI 9-5779 EAST CENTER ST.— Two-family Lot 110x135. Asking $14,700. Good- mediate occupancy $22,900 R. B. room brick ranch, 3 acres of beau­ ADDITION TO THE pany plan. Douglaa Motors, 333 placement." umbrellas repaired, First National Stores. Inc. ers. Parts and service. Capitol COMBINATION Prizer oil and gas Excellent location, 7-room acres with 600 foot frontage on We alao buy pruperty for cash. i Main St. Only $275 Down I First C lass work, Available now. Equipment Co., 38 Main St., Man­ Welherell St. Call MI 8-1286 be­ home, extra building lot. Good in­ child-Bartlett Realty Co. MI 9-1642. Dimock Co.. Realtor, MI 9-8245. tiful grounds, near 2 golf clubs. 80- BOLTON FIREHOUSE men’s jhirt collars reversed-and Fully insured. Call’ any time. Park and Oakland Aves. stove with tank and pump. Call Colonial. Large living room, come. 170' foot frontage on East day occupancy. Member Multiple Liating | Sportsman’s Special East Hartford, Conn, chester. MI 3-7958. FOR RENT—Immediate-occupan­ tween 4-7. STANLEY BRAY, Realtor ] replaced. Marlow's Little Mend­ Ml 9-8326. BU 9-2675, JA 8-4418. fireplace, nice garage, large Center Street plus garage and RANCH JAMBOREE ST. JAMES’ PARISH—8 room older BOLTON, CONNECTICUT OLDER CARS, mechanics spe- ing Shop. cy. 4 rooms, automatic hot water, BRAE-BURN REALTY ciala, fixlt yourself cars, always ONE REFRIGERATE, two 9x12 comer lot, well landscaped. screens and storms. Nice neigh­ barn, $20,000. Shown by appoint­ home, consisting of 3 rooma, plus Buaineaa property—Sbruce St. Sealed propoaele for th* con­ 1949 Willys 4 Wheel DWve IN AND OUTSIDE painting. Clean MAGEE COMBINATION gas and This house la very well con­ If It is a ranch home you are MI $-6273 struction of an Addition to the a good-selection. Look behind qpr wool rugs,'one 20" boy’s bicycle. borhood. Call Mt 3-6563 or TR Houses for Sale 72 ment only. Philbrick Agency, 361 looking for check the Jarvis list- ainkroom, lavatory, enclosed porch Excellent location. Seen by apooint- Station Wagon DICK’S w IPATHERSTRIP 'oom- workmanship. Free estimates. No TOYS, GIFTS, Jewelry—Earn $35- oil stove, large oven, broiler, ex­ structed. Main St. MI 9-8464. Bolton Firehouae located on Notch office. Douglaa Motors. 333 Main. pany doors and windows, custom MI 9-1042. 6-2230. Inga, TODAY. down. 6 bedrooms, full bath up. ment only. SELLING? BUYING? Trading? We Runs' fine. Needs to be cleaned job too small. John Verfaille, MI $50 for 3 evening's work, I.«ading cellent condition. $75. MI 4-1239. PRICE $17,500 FOUR ROOM winterized houae on Modern heating system, one-car Road in the Town of Bolton, will 1952 FORD coupe custom line, 2 work guaranteed. Call collect Wil- 3-2521. party plan (joihpany, full training, COVENTRY LAKE — Two year- Lota in A ^ d Z zones available. Hare Just about sold out on listings be received at the Flrehouee by th* limantic HA 3-1196 GENUINE Bathinette, as la, $5. acre lot, artesian; well, PI 2-7974 HARTFORD RD. garage. In excellent" condition. ■o call ua. We would be glad to door, equipped wilh radio, heater, but only $395 Total Price no experience necessary. White 3 piece Bambury winter coat’, hat after 6. 'round cottages. Good Investment Price $16,900. Philbriclr Agencif, FIRE COMMISSIONERS ’ 'Fordomatlc, fairly good body. Alao Wa l l p a p e r removed, $7.50 per Cross Party Plan. Call Andover property. $8,600 for the 2. Oall All brick 6 room rancher, 3 bed­ JOHN DE QUATTRO, Broker call on you and talk things over. Bolton, Connecticut TV SERVICE — Potterton’s, all and legging aet, mauve tweed, size lOLTON NOTCH Look Pretty In Duplicates MI 9-8464. .Mitten can fix your needs like a good running condition. Call anv 1951 Willys 4 Wheel Drive room. Quirk, clean, steam remov­ AC 8-9028 or Coventry PI 2-6653. 4, like new, $12.50. Call MI 9-5104. Marian E. Robertson, Broker. MI rooms. full basement. Attached c /o Stuert Welle, Secretory makea. Highest quality guaranteed al. MI P-Sl.lk, • SEPTIC TANKS AREA 3-5953. garage. Only $18,000. J. D. REALTY. MI 9-3640 glove. Call the Ellsworth Mitten time after 6:30. TR 5-3411. Station Wagon work and parts, over 47 years’ ex­ CLEANED and INSTALLED $14,900—6*4 ROOM single home, ex­ •;----- — ------between the hour* of T P.M. and STENOGRAPHER - Small East Go-Tog#ther$! cellent location, oil heat, 3 extra Agency, Realtor*: Member MLS. This one la like new thmiughout. perience. Famous for service since Older type home, 10 rooms, ST. JAMES' PARISH—4 bedroom MI 8-6930. 8 P.M., Monday, AuKuet $1, 1969. 1958 FORD Falrlane convertible, Hartford office. Shorthan'd and SANTINA DRIVE lota included in this low, low Bids will be opened immediately er steering. Clean. In ■^xcel- Only $275 Down 1931. Phone. MI 9-4537 for best Courses and Classes 27 • SEW ERS « 2 acres, high elevation. home, 2-(mr girage, amesite $11,500—Sunaet- St. Vacant. 6 service. general office work. 35 hour week. ; First time on the market. Only 1 price. S. A. Beechler, Realtor. MI after the bid cloain* time of 8 P.liC. C conditlon, 11,200. Call TR Salary open. JA 8-6508, Webster ■ MACHINE CLEANED drive, excellent condition. Priced 8-6969. rooms, heated front porch. Lot of ALWAYS A FINE SELECTION AT $14,800 to aell at $16,800. Paul J. Cor­ year old, 8 bedroom. Spacioua liv­ house for the money. ComblnaUon Legal Notice .and read aloud. 5-1304 days. FLAT FINISH Holland window b .Webster, Inc. , STORE ing room with fireplace. Dream AIRLINE CAREER • INSTALLATION 5-room ranch with fireplaiee, renti, MI 3-5363. windows, good heat. The eucceaaful bidde. will he 1938 FORD COUPE. 8 wim!|ow.. DE CORMIER MOTORS shades, made to measure. All full iMmement. garage. On* kitchen with separate dinette. Full SOUTH WINDSOR AT A COURT o r PROBATE, held noUfled 'vlthin ten day* after the metal Venetian blinds at a new basement. Wooded lot. Asking $12.900—Summer St. 6 good liv­ at Manchester, within and for the bid cIoRing time. 1958 radio, mounted In the back, ENJOY FREE TRAVEL Help Wanted— Male 36 FOR RENT SPECIALIST acre well landscaped. BOLTON—This 7 room stone houae Foster Si.—8 room Cape, large DlalrlcLof Manchester, on the 11th day gray, primer. Needs motor. 385. YOUR RAMBLER DEALER low price. K*ys made while you 19 MAPLE 8T haa everything. High on a hill. 2- $18,500. able rooms. Immaculate condition. of Auzuat.A.O. 1959. . .^A bid bond or certifled check la $15,200 wooded lot- $12,700. ^ Preient. Hon, John J. Walletl. Judze. Call any time after 6:30. ’TR 24 Maple Street: Manchester, Conn. wait Marlow's. \ GOOD PAY — SECTURITY — APPLY — car garage^ 18 foot workshop with Loaded with extras, eunporch, etc. the amount of 10% of .the bid, CABINET MAKER to build indus­ Town rhA Country WOODLAND ST. Original owner says, "Sell." Lot Estate of William J. Moffett, late of payable to the Town of Belton, 8-3411. OIL BURNER Service—Oil burn­ 3 acres choice land. Sacrifice at ASHFORD LAKE Manchester in said district, deceased. SEVERAL men and women, age trial exhibits. MI 3-0117, Manchester $24,750. Direct from owner, kfl A dream of a six-room ranch with is 60x273. Loti of room. Upon appllcalioii of Frank Mcr Connecticut, will be required to ac­ 1960 PACKARD, good condition, ers, furnaces cleaned, $8.50 and NEAR PARKWAY 9-6660. Caurhey, praying that an Instrument company all bida $78 Call MI 9-3751. up. MI 4-0095. . 17-.39, will be selected immediately Savings .and Loan Draiuago Co. 3 or 4 bedrooms. Breezeway ar.(l 5 room ahorefront cottage nice purporting to ^ tha last will and tes- 1952 CHEVROLET. 2-tone Bel Air. PART-TIME experienced shoe Quick sale to settle ektate. ■ $13,900-Green Hill St. Choice lo­ No bid may be withdrawn -within to train for, passenger ground posi­ 1007 MAIN ST. Large farm, nearly V mile 2-car garage. 2 full ceramic tiled lot. ' Tament or sa l* deceaaed be admitted As la $125. Call MI 3-1893 tions, public,contact jobs including salesman, some evenings and Sat­ M l 9-4T43 AA ZONE. CTuatom 5*.* room ranch, baths. Tremendous basement. cation. Nice big roomy home. . 4 lo probate, aa per application on file. It thirty (30) days of the bid cloeinr urdays. Call MT 9-4666. frontage, 10-room home In rooma down. 2 up. Plenty of area 1948 HUDSON, 8. good running BaildlnB-^/OntractlnK 14 hostess and secretary. Low cost built-ins. recreation room, awn' Half acre landscaped level lot. The Also Mverai 2-3-5 acre plots, vl- la time. " OLDSMOBILE 1953. 2-door 88. New fair condition. Nice. )>arn, 40 ings porch, plastered garage. ctnlty of Ashford Lake—black top for the family. ORDERED: That the foregoing ap­ tires, brakes, battery, excellent condition. Beat offer. MI 9-3104. training Includes )>eauty and self- price will fool yoii it is so reason­ plication be heard and determined at The eucceaaful bidder will be re­ ALL TYPES of camentry work improvement. Enjoy the many air­ acres open land, irtesiwt Reasonably priced. (Carlton W. able ___ road. $300 -$800 full price. Term*. | the Probate office in Manchester In quired to furhieb a Performance condition. BU 9-5971. well. Hutchins, MI 9-5132. j $28,760- Off Route 85. Our "Dan­ ■did District, on the 31it da y' of Au­ done, alterations, dormer*, roof­ line tienefits. Must be high school ish ranch" so-called. Situated deep and Labor and Material Payment ; 1949 PLiMOUTH, 4-door, good ing, porches, etc. Call MI 9-8981’. For one-stop real estate service ARTHUR A. KNOFLA, | gust. A.D. 1969, at ten o ’clock in the RAMBLER American Super 59, graduate with ambitions to get $9,200—CUTE 2 bedroom ranch, on a nice 4 acre lot 3a thia bgauU* forenoon, and that notice be given to Bond* In the amount of 100% of condition, $85. JA 8-3821 ahead. Training accredited by Wanted New 6Jg-room ranch, large call Realtor an persona -Interested In said estate of the contract price. fully equipped. $1,700. 6J0O miles. ANY KIND .of carpentry and cabi­ garage, 4 bedrooms, arteslafi' aluminum storms, amesitt; drive, ful home- We can’t start to describe Must sell. 81 Llnnmore Dr.. Man­ NHSC. Write for confidential ques­ SOUTH WINDSOR-10S Ovorlook RA. the pendency of said application and , The owner reeervea the fight to net work done. Honest and relia­ well, 2 7/10 acres, high on large ’ reea. Carlton W. Hutchins, MI 3-5440 it, only 2 bedrooms, but everything the time and place of hearing thereon, chester. 1950 FORD convertible, partially tionnaire, include your age and MI 9-5132 ^THE JARVIS REALTY CO. MI 9-6938 about it ia spacioua. The very beat by publlahlng a copy of this order In reject any and all- bida or waive customized. Good rubber and top. ble workmanship.' Call Roscoe APPLIANCE 6-room .split level •with a finished heated recreation hill In beautiful pine grove. OdI 3-4112 MI 9-1200 aome newspaper having a circulation In ThompMn. MI 8-1895 tor eotl- telephone. National School of Areo- of constru(:tion. Oversized 2-car ga­ any and all informalities aa OLDBMOBILE 1957 88 Holiday Call MI 9-4654. nautirs. Airline Division, Box B, room on a ^ apije -lot. White wjth maroon shutters MANCWE8TBR — Walker St. Four said district, at least five days before mafea $16,800—28 WOODBRIDGE St. - Evenings MI 8-1966, MI 3-7847, Star Special. 6 room Cape Cod rage. If, you wont privacy plus — the day of said hearing, to appear if deemed to be in ■the beat interest Hydramatic, power brakes arid Herald. SERVICEMAN painted this ,vear. Triple track Winatrom storm win- Coventry Spacious older home, 8 rooms plus PI 2-8311 plua ample garden space and a they See cause at said time and place of the Owner. radiitzttBfttfgB Very good : 1953 FORD Victoria, hardtop. 2- with ga ru e and aluminum siding. and be heard relative thereto. and UPON PRIOR NOTICE. (caU BIDWELL HOME Improvement dowa. Owner moving *out of atate. If you have 65,0t00 2 unfinished. Easily converte ' Owners Florida bound. Price re­ choice home, ’ let ua sliow you condition. MI 9-3094. i door. very clean one owner $300. Co. Alterations, additions ga­ Experience necessary on nuige* into a 2-famIly, 3-car garage. Lot MANCHESTER — Beautiful three make return lo thia court, and h^■ mail­ Mitchell 9-1484), two eats of plans Call Ml 3-2096 after 6 p.m. ' you can a.saume $11,500, 4|2% GI mortgage. 20 mile* t’6 Hartford. Large duced. Features include vestibule, through. Vacant and practically ing on or before August II. 1969. bv rages. RoofiKg"fthQ aiding experts. and washers. Refrigeration ex­ brick home . . . well built. 99x165. Marion E. Robertson,' bedroom ranch plu* garage, nice complete fjuatom )«iilt for present certified mail, a copy of said will and and apeciflcatlons may be obtained 1953 CHEVROLET BEL AIrTI out j Private Instructions 28 perience helpful. Apply In per- Broker. MI 3-5953. location. Full price $17,800. Short fireplace, copper plumbing, oil of this order lo Joseph McCaughey. door, powerglide, radio, heater, I Alumlhuin clapboards a specialty. PRICE 11 rooms and bam. 140 acre*, heat, amesite drive, city water, ■owners who have had a change of by (General Contractore at the of- ..iizay out special this week, eix plan. Box 61. Mansfield. Conn.; John Mc- flee of Arnold Lawrence. Archjtect. excellent condition, Kieman Motor FORD. 1957 Country sedan station ' t e a c h in g and'tutormg'm Russian approximately *0 eleer. sewer. An excellent lot with treea. Caughey. 19 lyjcust Si.. Manchester. terms, MI 9-6495 or TR ^,,^her. » 1 6 , 5 0 0 TERRITORY available on f r j ^ room home, nice’ condition, ga­ Conn ; Howard L»nnon. 17 Oreenhiirsi 671 Porter Street, Manchester, Sales. MI 9-4100. wagon, $1,496. Call MI 3-6246. Beautiful view, over 3,000 chise basis for the largest'aelling Shown by appointment. Ml 3-6278. ! feet frontage. rage and outbuildings, four acres T. J. CROCKETT. Realtor Rd., West Hartford. Conn. Wilfred Connecticut after 2 P.M., Wednes­ ' Call evenings,' MI 3-0424. manufactured homes in Connecti­ parklike land. A buy at $12,900. Brae-Burn Realty. Lennon. 79 Woodrow Road. West Hart­ W.A.PREUSS&S0N Coll M l 4-1894 or Stop at 105 Ovarlook t C £ ford. Conn.: Eva r,ennon. Canton, day, August 12, 1959 upon payment IT Village St., Rorkville cut, Arbor Homes, leaders in do it Exoandable Cape plus garage, one ADAMS ST.—Three acres of com­ MI 3-1577 Conn.: Gladys Weir, c/o G. D. Mona­ of $15.00 deposit for each set, in Roorine— Siding 16 LAKE PROPERTY 2736 yourself, home building in Con­ acre land. Full price $10,500, mercial and industrial land having han, Wiibraham Road. Munson. Mass.: the form of a check made payable NOTICE NOTICE necticut offers chance for increase Lakefront cottage garage. To set­ Myra White Noank. Conn. to Arnold , Lawrence, Architect, Waterfront cottage. 8 rooms 4 room home on premiaea, $11,900. Legal Notice JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. A Special Meeting of the elec- PUBLIC HEARING RAY'S ROOFING CO., shingle and sales to builders, realtors or af­ tle estate. Full price $7,000. Many Philbrick Agency, MI 9-8464. which deposit will be refunded upon and porch, nice location, all filiates. Willingness to work and tnra, and those entitled to w te In PROPOSED ADDITIONAL built-up roof*, gutter and conduc­ LOAM more, just call us. Mitten cam fit A'T A COURT OP PROBATE, held AT A (joiURT OF PROBAT'e ] held the return of the plane end epecifl- meetings of the Eighth School A tor work: roof, chimney repairs. conveniences. sales ability are moat important your needs like a glove. Call the VERNON —Thrpe bedroom ranch, •1 Manchester, witbih and for Ihe at Manenester. within and for th- cations in good condition within Utilities District, will he held In APPROPRIATION Ray Hagenow. MI 9-!?214; Ray CULTIVATED. CLEAN assets required. For interview out­ Ellsworth Mitten Agency. Real­ AA zone. Assume 4*4% FHA. half IMstrict of Mancheater, on the 12lh day District of Manchester, on the Illh day Board of Dtrectora TOBACCO. FIELD LOAM PRICE $8,500 of August,A.D. 1969. of August. 1989. J. one week after the bid closing the assembly hs'l of the Hollister Jackson. MI 3-8325. coioa lining Arbor Home plan and prov­ tors. MI 8-6930, or MI 9-5824. acre lot. Plaatered walls, hot Present. Hon. John J. Walletl. Judge. Present. Hon John J. Wallett Judee. time. 8t School in the Town of Man­ Town of Manchester, Connecticut 3-room cottage, 3 lots, near rtANjHa en sales aid available write giv­ water oil heat, fully Insulated, Estate of John Joseph McCann, late Trust Estate u/w of Katherine Bell TEL. Ml 9-0650 water and good road. of Manchester In said distrirl, de­ Cheney, late of Manchester. In said chester on Monday evening si 7:30 Notice 1* hereby given that the AFTER 6 P..M. ing details to Arbor Homes, Box BOWERS SCHOOL SECTION lovely Philippine mahogany Board df'lDlrector*, Town of Man­ 9-8 yn. ceaaed. District deceased. Legal Notice P.M. for the following purposes. Read Herald Adv*. PRICE $2i500 SIZES 4 -1 -in 1916, Waterbury, (?onn,, ok call paneled wall fireplace, ..ceramic Upon application of Dr. FranCei V. The truatees having exhibited their chester, Connecticut, will hold a A lovely pulT-aleeve blouae Waterbury PLaza 6-4637, 3 bedroom ranch, 22 foot living tile bathroom< double sliding door- McCann, praying that lettera of admln- annual account with said eatate to this AT A COURT o r PROI held 1. To choose a moderator. Public Hearing in the Municipal 5-room year round home, 3 Sew matching frocks for you room, "picture txiok kitchen," full latration be granted on aatd estate, aa Court for allowance. It la at Manchester, within lor the WE ARE HIRING! car garage, alumimpn atorma, and your shadow. (tgimmed with golden tulip stamp- $14,900—SIX ROOM Cape Cod In > closets, aluminum comblnationa, per appllcallun on file, it is ORDERED: That Ihe 36th day ot District ot Manchester, on the 13th day 2. To see If the voters of the di»-| Building Hearing Room. 4J Center baeeimnt. most attractive ,home amesite drive, 2 lots, lake •~No. 8267 with Patt-O-Raipa is ons) and a full akirt a're made to preferred Bowers School area. Up­ baaement garage. This charming .ORDERED: That ihe. foregoing ap­ August. 1959. at ten o'clock, forenoon of August,A.D. 1969. trict will appropriate an addi­ Street, Manchester, Connecticut, go ■ together. You'll find this aet and so beautifully landscaped. Oc­ home has large terrace with red­ plication be heard and determined at at the Probate Office In the Municipal Present. Hon. John J, Wallett. Judee. tional $2500 ^fof removal of ihel Tuesday, August 18, i88'' at 8:00 SEPTIC TANKS M Latho Operators # Jig Boro Operators privileges. In sizes 10, 12, 14. 16. 18, 20. Bust stairs tiedroom* air-condifioned, cupancy any time. Close to bus, the Probate ofliee In Mancheater In Building in laid Mancheater. be and Estate of Saradna Pagonl, late of 31 to 40. Size 12. 32 bust,- short easy-to-sew. nicely decorated, recently paintecl wood fencing, IS mile view, shade' said District, on Ihe 24th day of August, the same la assigned for a hearing on Mancheater In aatd dlatnct. deceased. old. pipe line and regraduig the | P.M. on a proposed additional ap­ PRICE $10,500 walking distance to High School. trees, spring brook for swimming right-of-way on Hartland Rd. : propriation aa follows; AND aleeye, 5*/4 yards of 35-inch. Pattern No. 2736 has tissue — exterior. S. A. Beechler Realtor. A.D. J959, at ten o.'clock in the fore­ the allowance of said account and Upon applicatipn ot AMo Pagan!, 2 . home*. 1—B-room year Please jitate size 6. 8 or 10- color pond. Donltlbuy any house until noon, ami that notice be given to all three' previous annual accounts with praying that lettera of adminlslratioa 8. To see If the voter* will appro­ a. For General Fund "Board of Expediter I Milling Machine Operators # Toolmakei No. 8268 with Patt-O-Rama is MI 3-6969. peraoDs Interested In said estate of Ihe said estate and this Court directs that be granted on oald eatate. aa per ap- ** PLUBSEO SEWERS round. Aluminum storm*, ar­ In sizes 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 years. Size transfer; sewing and flnishing di­ ' ELVA TYLER. Realtor you I see this lovely home. Many pendency of lald application and Ihe notide of the time and place assigned plication on. file, it ii ~ priate a sura of $1100 to re- Education" for custodial and other extras. Sensibly priced to sell at ■ decorate the upper rooms and! costs in connection with use of For purchasing depf. of tesian well, lake privilege*. 4. 2Ni yards of 36-inch. Two pat­ rections. NICELY SECLUDED 50 foot ranch, time,time and place of hearing thereon, by for aald hearing be given lo all persons ORDERED: That the (oregolng ap- wall to wall carpet, fireplace, $15,900. Phone owner. MI 8-2838. ^ publishing a copy of this order in some known to be Interested therein-lo ai>- plleaiton be heard and determined at hall of the Firehouse. High School Pool this summer, to Machine Cleaneii large electronic mnnufac- # All Arouhd Machinists Alao 3-roOm rental. terns. To order, send 25c in coins to: — ** MI 9-44,69 newspaper having a clrcuiation in said pear and be heard iherenn by publish­ the Probate office in Manchester la To order, aend 35c in coins for Anne Cabol, The Manchester Eve­ aluminum storms. recreation district, al least five da.vs before Ihe ing a copy.Nof this order in aome news­ said District, on the 31st day of August, 6< Any other business proper to be financed by Increaalng the Budg­ SepUe Tank*, Dry Wells, Sewer lurer. Age 21 to 30. PRICE $10,900 ANDOVER ;6 room finished Cape, come before said meeting. et estimate of Receipts from "Bal­ GOOD PAY . . . OVERTIME OPPORTUNITIES . . . FRINGE lENEFITS each pattern to Sue Burnett. The ning Herald. 1180 AVE. OF room, garage, $16,990. Assume " Member Multiple Listing day of said hearing, to appear If they paper having a clrrulattnn In said Dia- A.D 1969 at eleven o'clock in the Tor*- Lines Installed—-Cellar Water­ AMBRICAS, NEH’ YORK 86. N.Y. 4*,*% mortgage, small cash. Carl­ Service basement garage. Beach and lake see cause at said lime and place and tricl, at least five days before the day noon, and lhal notice be given to all ance From Prior Year" . . $500. proofing Done. Manchester Evening Herald, 1180 be heard relative thereto, and make re-, of saiq hearing, and by mailing on,or (K-rsotis Intereried in said estate o( the THE EIGHTH SCHOOL A AVE. o r AMERICAB; “ NEW For lat-class mailing add 10c ton W. Hutchina, Ml 9-6132. privileges. Just far enough from turn to this court, and by mailing on before August II. 1969. by certified pend-ncy o( said application and th* Francis J. Mahoney, Secretary W rit* Box D, e-e Th* S. J. PLOUFE Bette Carpenter Ann Teeta the water to be safe for the Md* UTILITIES DISTRICT Board of Directors YORK 36. N. Y. for each paH|m.,Print Name, Ad­ or before August 14. 1969. by certified mall, a copy of this order to Stuart B. lime and place of ' ’ D*vld J.. Marks, President McK in n e y b r o s . H*rold, listing •xptri- BUILDER and BOWERS SCHOOL—Custom 3 bed­ MI 9-SOSl MI 9-9901 dies. Tongren,' Broker, MI 3-4U31. mall, a copy of thia order to Grace E. R. Chen^. 139 Hartford Road. Man- publiahins a copy of thia order in ebma Mgacheater, Connecticut MAL TOOL & ENGINEERING CO. For Ist-claas mailing add 10c dress with zone and Pattern Num­ room ranch, fireplace, cellar, McCann, 60 Adams Street, Eiut Hart­ cheatpr. <%nn. : Katherine C. Hoiiunond. newspaper having a circulation In BaJd 3, A. Vola, Clerk D at^ at Manchester, Connecticut * « e * . REAL ESTATE tor each pattern. Print Name, Ad­ ber. ford. Conn.:- Dr. -rvances V. McCann, 1445 South Jamison Lane. Santa Bar­ district, at least five days liefore th* Dgtsd S«w«rcm« bieposd Co, 291 ADAMS STREET beautiful condition, lovely lot with NEAT CAPE COD. 4 rooms, full $10,900—Four room home in Man- 50 Adams Street, East Hartford. Conn.; bara. Calif.: John R,.Hrosek. Aliy.. 923 day o( said hearing, to appear If they at ^ e b a a ta r . Conn., UUa tJlW tenth day of August, 1959. TVI. PI 3-«SM AnytiiM dress With' Zone, Stvle No. and Have you the '50 Album con- Hth1th 4day o( August, 1869. tso-lsi Pewl St— Ml S-8S0S treea, assume 4*,a% • mortgage. baaement, wooded lot. Priced lo ■ cheater. City water and sewerage, Elizabeth Schwelr. Foster Street. Wap- Main St.. Mabche.stVr. Conn., guardian lee cause at said time and place ana A dvt No. 178 •ize. . • tainiftg many lovely deelgns and 6 , Small rash. Only $1,5,600. Carlton for quick sole! Robert B. Andcr aluminum clapboards. Good loca­ plng. Conn ; Edward John McCann, ad litem for all minors and unborn and be heard relative thereto, and make r*« t Booia Fashion magaaina S5c. free pattarna? Only 2So a pdpyr Broad Brook. Conn unlermlned heneficlarlea. turn lo this rourl. W, Hutchina, MI 9-6133, son Afency, JA 8-0139. tion. Philbrick Agency, Ml 9-84*4. JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge- JOHN i . WAIXETT, Jtldg*. f, ■ JOHN J. WALLETT. Judga. 4 . f- r ,

PAGE TWEKTT The Wflnthei^ THURSDAY, AUGUST 18, 198* AYcraffl Dhily Net Preab R o b iRattrhPotpr lEvptthtg ^rraUi For the Weak Bntlad May tSrd. Iflflt through 10:30. Both dance* will be Fair, inHd toalghL Ldw nanr flfl. Rec Block Dances under the direction of Mr. and Mr*. Hov^ Y««r Doctor flafnrday aonny heeomtng warmer About Town | College to Offer Robert Nell of the recreation aUff. 12,925 ____ i Evening Program Will End Friday CoN In Vonr Proteriptipn Membar of the Andit > and more hmntd. High near M. Bnraan af OIranlatiaB M ancheK ter~^A C ity of V illage C harm Mr Mit! Mr*. June* '*■' Br*H(l Dolhrorod WMiln TIm The flnal outdoor block dances •nd farmlj-. 136 Oreen Bd h " ' e Wtllimantif State College will retum ed from « Itt-o weeks vsr*- of the season will he held Friday L T. WOOD 00. insugurdle. an evening college pro- ( d a a r tlM na Pag* 14) PRICE FIVE CENTS tlon trip to *Xl*gat» Fulls »nd evening at the Robertson Park ten­ VOL. LXXVIII, NO. 2«8 (SIXTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN^ FRIDAY. AUGUST 14, 1959 points of interest tn Michigan and gram wpiVh/WiH lead to an aasocl- nis courta. ICE PLANT SI B198BLL ST. Canada. They had a« tBeir guest at* In science degree. The younger children's dance will PINE PHARMACY Tom Moore of Baltimore, Md . son , Dr, J Kugene Smith, president begin at 7:30 and continue until Cuhen-Cntithed-BlQckM M4 OEKTEK SVi‘ of Mr and Mrs William Moore of the college, said the program 8:30. At this time the teenage Rec­ Giant Missile formerly of Manchester will hegm In September, and la ord Dance will begin and run Nixon Joins designefj to meet the needs of Air control William C. Hansen, people tn Basteni Connecticut de- ■ Faubus Ready son of Mr wnd Mrs, William T .; Explodes on Hansen. 12P Lenox St has com-, siring to earn a college degree but i Truman on who are unable tn attend day col- ; Strict Labor Controls pleted a course of instruction af ■ t the. N ai'y Air School, Brunswick. lege classes. Canaveral Pad Ga and' is spending two weeks The evening college courses, leave at hts home. which will parallel coiirags offered SHOP HALE'S To Call Giiarc? Polls vaiue {’anaveral, Fla., Aug. hy the college In the daytime pro- Miis Karon Claypatch of Minne-' gram, will permit auccesaful e.v*- 14 (/P)— A giant Titan missile apoli? Minn la the guest of Mr. ' ning college atudenta to' complete Tittle Rock Ark Auir Ide-poriirv White House reported Bi-■ exploded on its launching pad and Mrs William T Hansen. 12B , their requirements for the 2-year h r L nA-al V Knnhii* wnhower h-d not yet seen R. Act- .President Richard M. .Nixon. Lenox St : associate in science degree within ( f f ) —Gov. Orval E. Faubu* ing prese secretary Wayne Hawks | in Chicago on a non-political today as it lifted off on its' Win House Approval --— ! a period of four years. - MEAT DEPT. said today he waa ready to SELF SERVE said the telegram likely would b> yj^jt g football fan. said to-, first full powered test flight, j Mr and Mrs Edward Cobb ha>'e i q.|,e requirements for admlastnn referred Ally. Gen. William ^ soH their home at 25 Division St. call on the state police and Ar- to political poll.s won't' There was no immediate an-1 to the evening college will be. the kansa.5 National Guard in the nouncemenl from the Air Force on | and today left for Florida where same as for the day college. How­ ^ F«X *.«id It was the g„ver-! influence hiR decision whether j they recently purchased a new achool integration aituatioii if what cau.sed the explosion. -8p-, ever. evening coHegt students may nor a duty to take control of any , or not to Reek the GOP pre.Rl- : pioximately 60 technician* in the home at Ormond Beach. necessary. situation which local authontlea dential homination in 1960. Ike Hi^ded I take several couraea before mak­ blockhouse .50 yards away escaped a* ing appllcatlpn for admtaaton. If f'aub'ie’ announcement came could not handle. “In one re.specl. I'm like Harry , Injury. these courses are sorcesatully com­ three N egro students entered Hall Some 200 segregationists clashed Truman about polls." Nixon told I The 91-foot intercontlneiUal pleted. they will be ereditcd toward High School peacefully for the ------; newsmen who greeted him *t Mid- ' range Titan exploded as the count Victory by the, total requirements frtr. the third day of token Integration in (ConMnned on Page Six) i way airport. “I believe the only down reached zero. The missile two of Little Rock's four public degree. After a student has earned A A DC Region Officer Vi»itit Nike Sites ^ - — ------i poll that counts is that on elec­ was immediately engulfed In bil­ hla aaaoclate in science degree he high schools. tion day." DR. BARNEY Mai Gen Roherf Berry (rlghti. commanding general of the 1st Region of the Army Air Defense low* of black smoke and orange may apply for admission lo the Fabbiia. at a hastily called news Nixon was a.sked to comment on fire. Smoke continued to rise from Wide Edge day college to complete hla re­ Command, is greeted by Lt. Robert W. Everett, commanding officer of Battery C of the 2nd Missile conference, did not aay under whal Shols Compulsory! polls which indii^ated he trailed WICHMAN Bn. Gen Berry visited tlie Manchester battery Wednesday as part of w'hirlwind tour of Nike the pad several minutes latei-. quirements for the B.S. I bachelor carcumatances he would call on Democratic-Sen, .lohn F. Kennedy Thei-e wa* no immediate estimate CHIROPODIST- of science I degree in preparation missile sites in’the Hartford Defense area. Col. Veater N. Shiilt* i second from lefti, commander the state police and National In 19 Stale Areas of Masdachusett* in popular favor of dqmage to the launching aiea. Waahinffton. Aiiff. 14 for teaching. of the 63rd Grbup. and Lt. Col. .lohn J. Shultz .Ir,. commanding officer of the 2nd Bn,, accompa­ Guard. a* a presidential choice, hut had Firing of the .17-foot second stage { Th<> Hourp today pasaed «lld nied the general On his brief viail to both the radar and launching areas. The general gave bat­ Aides Ike for Protection PODIATRIST Dr. Smith said the program Hartford. Aug. 14 '/P\ Nineteen gained aignifleantJy aince hia visit I for the first lime was the mam ob-1 Ront lo thfi Spnat.p a bill to tery personnel a short pep talk then whisked off to Portland for another visit. Earlier, he toured Faubiie last night waa accused to the Soviet Union. jeotive of this test. If siiciessfiil It' would get underway in September the East Windsor site, i Herald Photo by, Satemiai. Connecticut communities or school curb rarketeerins! and abuDBE HAS RESUMED w ith course offerings in F r e s h m a n ______by Mrs. Daisy Bate*, state presi­ distriq>;TI with over 130,000 school Recalls 1948 E elrrtinn would have been the biggest rocket * English and Introductory Psy- i dent of the National Asaociation sge children have voted to make Hi* reference tn formei- Pres- ever Ignited in space by the I’mied in lahor-madaffompnt rela­ PRACTICE chology to be given on Monday and Dr Smith said also that he Full details bf the. program are for the Advancement of Colored polio immunizat’on compulsory for. ident Truman alluded to the Tru- States. tions. Tuesday evenings from 7 to R:.30 1 hoped this program would be bene- available on request from Mrs. St. Mary's School People, with using the state police piiblir school pupil* under their man 1948 campaign victory despite The second alage waa set to The vote atamping HoUM a ^ .Iinis H. Bartman. director of ex­ ((Our -familq will eiyoq! to try to ihtimidate the NAACP ignite when the Titan had sped to proval on the eontrovenrtal WII waa p.m , each course meeting for 15. iftctal lo a aufllrient number of control. > indicatlona that Thoma.s E. weeks. I people to warrant Its continuance. tension, Wlttimantic State College. Gels Honor Award forces. Man.v of them have taken the I>ewey, then .New York governor, a height of about .in mile* and 303-12.1. . • V -.veo»r-v.>.-eeef.-see.w,/ss»-.;«e->WsO>>>o.-/>».-nw>e»e.ys^iiiinee| in^ - Mr*. Bates sent a telegram to step in recent -A-eeks. apparently had the edge some .V) miles down the Atlantic I Voting for the bill wara 109 DANISH Preaideint Eisenhower saying her spurred on by the polio emergency "Any decision 1 make regarding missile rsnge. j Dernorsals and 147. Republleslia. The Church School at' St. Mary's pleas for protection had been ig­ in the Nf'W Haven area. jir"-11160 won’t he based on the poll*. " Voting against it were 122 Dtmo- nored by local authorities and that ha* been designated an "Honor Figures on how man.v towns Nixon »aid. "The decision and crai* and 3 Repuhllcsna. ,y <|>|Qv a l iy y | CANNED HAMS fnenda who had guarded her had have voted for compulaory im- timing are for the future, " The House action rapped a maJOf DISCOVER THE WONDERFUL DIFFERENCE School'’ of the Dioreae of Con­ been arre..ted. munizatlon. and how man.v child­ He expressed confidence that the Butler Beadv legtilatlve victory for PreeUlMIt necticut for Tta work dunng the The three Negro girls, Effie ren are affected, are being cbm- ; administration-backed Labor bill Eisenhower, who made a peraooaJ IN FINEHURSrS FARM FRESH GONNEGTICUT OHIGKENS past yesr. Mb. .99 Jones, Eatella Thompson and Elsie "piled by the Old County Manor approved .vealeiday in the House appeal tn the nation for atZOMf The local Episcopal Church, $ 1 Robineoii, were hardly noticed Homeowner* Assn, of Windsor will be sdopted by congress, say­ To Move Site labor rontrola legislation. can I when they walked into Hall. Only Locks. ing. "There is great aiipport for a The House vote on peaeagB which has rece)ved recognition for Cut From Medium Pork... about 10 policemen were on hand The organization drafted the per­ labor bill that is not punitive, snd swamped northern and aaataM its educational program in other and a few newsmen. No s|>ectators missive legislation. Public Art .588, this bill IS not punitive." Of Con>eiition Democrats who had backed leM I i years, is th)is honored for main­ were around the school. under which hoard* of education Nixon went from the aiiport to stringent Isbor rur)>s than tlM I 1 Again we feature wondprfiilly fre.ah Block Island may vote to require immunization Pinehurst taining a school among the (op 10 President Bisenhov.'-^r hsd not a downtown hotel to addre** a Los Angeles, Aug, 14 (A'l Dem­ President asked. SWORD FISH . . . at a low price . . . shipments rdaclf answered Mr*. Bates' telegram to­ . meeting of the Football Writers' The House-passed hill now 0060 percent In the Slate. (Cnnliniied on Page Eight) ocratic .National Chairman Paul OPEN u« Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, Sdrry we sold out Budget RIB PORK ROAST ^ 49* day. At Getlyshiirg. Pa., the tem- I Asaociation of America. Tonight M. Butler *an' today there will be back tn the Senate for rompromlM early last week . . . buy it today while the price iA The "Honor School" designation ■ he will attend the All-Star benefit with the differing venuon pMMd is based upon five facto)-*: Cur- CHICKEN no compromise in a row th a t I football game at Soldier Field be­ threaten* to pull the 1960 Denio- there last April. THURSDAY AND low . . . renter boneless slices only 59c lb. Special ricul))m. leadership trs)ning, rela­ Big-4 in Agreement tween College Stars and the 19.’)8 cratlc convention out of I>os An­ The House on a aiir)?ri*inff 909- tionship with the home, summer 201 roll call vote hsd giwefi a n FRIDAY TILL 9 P.M. ' professional champion Baltimore geles. SWIFT PREMIUM worship activities, and administra­ RIB LOIN ROAST Legs >^55* i Colts. He arrived to meet .vith jPali- but the flnal approval to the maa- tion. Curricul)im not only has to ! In a brief plane-side new* con­ forni' Democratic lea.iers on the •lire yesterday. do with cla.ss work but also w ith ference. NiXon rekerated his urg- 1 alorm y is.sue of how. man.v con- The resiiH left labor a.id Houaa worship and Chriatiaii service. U.S. on Spot in U.N. ^ ing that Russia's Premier Nikita ' vention tic'aet* the l^a Angeles SI pportera of a mlddle-of-the-rsad Pinehurst Budget Special Credit is given, for )nstance. when I Khrushchev be treated courteous- host committee will get, Reps. Phil M. I^andrum (D-Gai, left, and Robert P. Griffin (R-Mich) confidently make V for Vic­ controls bill stunned by the -imaz- Mr. Gorman, DAISY children worship with their par­ i ly during hi* planned visit to the tory signs after the labor reform bill they introduced received a vote of approval In the Hoiisa peeled m argin of their loae. FRESH PICNICS '>43* Breasts^ 75* Butlei said vthat if the di.spiite j FARM FRESH CONNECTICUT ents in a service prescribed by the : United States. veslerriav. lAP Phntnfax). And it gave President IkaeB- Book of Common Prayer; and the ! “Such treatment won't change part.v'a national (xjmir.ittee meets ' bower a smaabing triumph in tbs l^hat do you have to Sept. 16, steps will be taken to achool is slso evahiated on the For Shift on Parity his dedication to communism. But : j bitter montha-kmg .struggle over service rendered to the pari.sh, the ; C.'HOICE : select another site for the convan- the extent of curbs on raeketeert- help an "aftet the va- HAMS C O LD CUTS he i» coming here for talks with ! (ion. (!!<»sta Rican Troops community, the diocese, the na­ . President Eisenhower which -will ing and abuses of power in the By MILTON BEAHER ’-ffnal decision on the makeup of ■ I.asl night. Ma.vor Norris Poul- IV2 to 2 Vs Mm . m . tion. and the world. In other I have a great impact on the peace Castro Forces Net labor-management field. United Nations, N.Y., Aug. 14'4*1 the negotiating group. They **y ’ son said in a letter to Butler: Moved lo Frontier cation budget? worda, the expei-ience of w'orship PEPPER LOAF (uid security of the world," Nixon From his vacation headquarters Broiler Chickens and aacrificial service are looked — The United States has been put] discussions kre still taking place, "We most certainly want the CUBE STEAKS '> 'I" said. at Gettysburg, Pa., Btsenherwer , EVISCERATED, BROILER READY upon as part of learning. on the spot in the United Nation* | Reliable sources say the Soviet < onvcnlion bii' not at anv price." .Wan .lose. Costa (Rica, Aug 14 hailed yesterday’a House action' fM turtd at SHARP CHEESE bv- reports that the Big Four for­ Union at Geneva renewed'its de­ "It is important that we create Po .Uon said "wriUen record* Likewise, leadership training in­ ■An Ctoata Rican»5ffoopa spread aa giving causa for "real hops eign ministers have agreed the mand for parity ' and* that thk show conclusively that there was Batista’s Pilot, Arms out along their country's iiorth- that t)te Congrea* will uRunatsIy cludes not onlv meetings at which British, readily agreed. They say (Continued on Page Two) an agreement on 5,000 tickets for teachers learn how to teach, but next cojmruillee to negotiate on ------j weatem frontier to prevent an- pass a good labor reform MU." Your 7 disarmament should be divided the Thnited . S.ate*. despite some the hoot Committee.” Havana. Aug. 14 c/pi — Ctiban^Caatro's forces control the Trinl-1 other invasion of .Nicaragua b.T also corporate communions, dedi­ misgivings, was persuaded to go He said die House-passed hill HALE'S BACON >^49' equally between Communist and Birler is offering 1..500. The Army headquarters -today an- 1 dad airport, although the, army j (ipponent* of Preaident Luie would "deal effectively w4Ui abuses cation services, and the experience Cl^ct It) # western nations. along. each lb of diocesan and archdeaconry in- boat committee’s finance chairman, noiinced the capture of an arms- , made no specific reference to the j Somoza THERE’S NONE BETTER! Why. a number of members ask. The U.N. Disarmament Com­ Slaying Three oilman Edwin Paiilev, has accept­ laden plane flown by the pilot earlier unconfirmed. reporta con-j Reinforcement* were aent to the (OnstiMsd sii Psgs FiNir) stit)itea. Parents' classes and the 1 V has the United States agreed to mission has been unable to do any­ 89 59 Guild of the Chriat Child (for par­ ed the mayor’s compromise pro- who ferried ex-dicUtor Fiilgenrio | cei ning the town. | Tortugiiero region last night lam* low' price on these selected plump, tender two-pound East-Weal parity after vigorously thing for two years, since the ma­ ents of pre-Nursery children ( are pc.sal of 3.U.3 dailv tickets but ! Batista into exile. The army announcement actiined i after newspaper* reported that young chiclcena whether you htiy them whole, iplit for opposing Ru.ssian demands for it jor western powers rejected ■; Pleasure, Says Puller is standing firm. Generalissimo Rafael L. Trujillo, National Assembly Deputies broiling. Or cut to fry . . use them for your outd^r bar­ Marthe Login cooking considered aa important as parent- Soviet demand for parky and the The army said t'he plane was suggeetione on each -cello for several years? "The m ayor is rig h t In saying the Dominican dictator, of direct Frank Marshall and Mariano becue . . put a half dozen in your freezer. teaclier contacts when "relation­ Weekend Grocery Buys From Hale's Self Serve... Repercussions in the U.N, follow-1 12-nalion coirmlssion wa* exipand- captured ui a gun battle in which wmapped daiay ham. ship w ith the hon>e " is judged. Husky Convict 5.000 tickets were discus.aed .but four persons were killed. participation in the landing at­ Agiii luz had tried to buy two Bulletins ed word from Geneva and Paris ed to include all 82 U.N, members. no such commitment' was made," tem pt. fighter planes in O iba to lea'd the Receipt of the "Honor School" CHICKEN IN A BUCKET INSTANT COFFEE The announcement said the from th | AP Wires that the foreign ministers of the Russia also has bo.vcotled the 18- Butler said. C astro on .Air T o n ig h t^ invasion. The two men have been aw ard reflect.* the w oik done in Swift’s Premium. Cut up, Beeohnnt 6 or., jar. IVr off regular price. United States. Britain, France and nation U.N. group to study peace­ plane, carrying 10 per.sons and a $1 35 Islip. N.Y., Aug. 14 oPi — A ‘There just can't be any com­ cargo of am* for anti-Castro The announcement ended- with | mentioned as leader* of past at- Also plenty of 3*^2 Ih, Fresh Connecticut Chickens for St. Mary's last year by Miss Helen cooked, ready to call Lh. Tin Ton pay only 89c the Soviet Union had agreed to set ful uses of Outer Space, set up husk forft’er convict who told po­ promise, I'm son^y to say." the slalemenl that Castro would tempt* to invade Nicaragua from Kilqillst. directress of Christian up a 10-nation group to resume If.al .year, because w eatem and c<'unter-revoliitionaries, wa* am­ TYPHOON RlPfi HONSHU frying or roasting . .... Selected large chicken breasts. lice he (lerived pleasure from kill­ tell the nation about the con­ Costa Rica. , Education. The addition of Miss disarmament negotiations dead­ weatem-aliied membe-a outjium- He said Chicago's host commit­ bushed as it landed from the Do- Tokyo, Aog. 14 >>Pi—Typhoea ing -Tr-as held toda.v in three brutal spiracy against hia government by The (hvil giia^, which includes Kilqiiist to the staff a year ago ' SALAD DKESSiNG LI&HT MEAT TUNA locked since 1957. ber Communist representatives. tee at the last Democratic national I inican Republic at Trinidad, a Gemrgta rtppMl today throogli robliery sl*,vings which only net­ convention got only 560 tickets, radio and television tonight. It did both army and police in Cost* CHICKEN LEGS CHICKEN WING5 Budget greatly relieved the clergy of the The proposed group would have I-atin-American governmenla ted him about 2400. town on Cuba's south coast. rwalral Honahn, Japaa’s mafai .Miracle Whip. Premier fancy. O ^ with 60 reserved seaU'*1‘ach day. Two occupants of tjie plane, uni­ not give the time. Rica, aajd It* force* in the Guana- lb. 55c 4 lbs. 50c parish In their reapon.sibilily for Qt. J a r 0 / C No oil added. 4 t c n s the western Big Three plus Italy and India and others,of. iJie Asian- "If I had had more bullets I In Havana. meanWhile. the ait- land, leaving 162 persona dead, Special leadership training. and Canada on one side, and the Pauley says he wants the tickets dentified by the army, and two' caste region had encountered rebel 112 mlMdng, 6tR injared u d 5 Mm. $2.59 African group are disturbed bv the would have shot more people," 27- to help pay off the 2350,000 of Prime .Minister Fidel j appeared quiet this biorn-, trying to cross inlnT'Nica- LIVERS, lb. 59c Soviet Union, Poland, Czechoslo- move to confine the disarmament year-old Francis H. Bloeth waa sn'di 177,160 driven from their hotnea .and ^^r. Gorman vakia, Rumania and Albania on the negoUatitons to the two major quoted aa .ra.ving. 'guarantee to get the convention ragua. The guard said 16 men National police said the storm LAND O'LAKES BUHER SEALTEST ICE CREAM ! for Los Angeles. battle. were captiired without resistance. SWIFT PREMIUM 'other. blocs. The I-atin Americans par­ Bloeth has a psychiatric record idad area, where earlier flooded OA^OOO a r m * n l fannJaad, in quarter*. 7 3 c Flavor of the month la Pineapple O Q m U.S. spokesmen give no expla­ "The othee. occupant.- of the destroyed IIJU4 hnmee, sank II replie»! l^emon Chiffon. 'j Gal. WC ticularly want the group to Include dating back, to early childhood. had said group* of counter-revolii- •UHERBALL % nation for their government's de­ at least one representative'from He loved to strangle cats even (Continued on Page Eight) plane were rapttu-ed, the army | ^ ships and east sdrift or damaged cision; to go i lor.g With the prin­ their continent and one of the so- as a child, it wan said, and lying announcement said. j clashing with govern-, 1 T il 1 lllO . 1,438trO 28 othors- -They added their ciple* of equal representation after Pinehurst Meat Department is called neutral nations, as a demon­ waa second nature to hini. The army communique was the | meiil force* .u„nrl«v Sunday. ! V4**c*aa vr figures were Ineompletr. Georgia STRAWBERRY OR RASPBERRY. WELCHADE GRAPE DRINK Insisting for so long the Commu- first official announcement of the ready for th a t question wntJi stration that the Big Four recog­ The director of a correctional , . , , » The armv announcement wa* m t a 156-mllo-aide path through PRESERVE O'" 5 5 c nieta were not entitled to it. nize the principle that all nations institution for yourgalers, in ^nd.ng of an.y mvas^ force n , . f'entral Honshu In (shout four special features on fresh Chick­ PKTSWHJ TURKEYS 3 Qt*. 9 9 c Instead, both U.S. and British which Bloeth once had been con­ Envoys Trade hours. She roared out into the f Cast commander in chief of ens. bcmelesB_ Prem ium Dala^' (frosen oven ready) officials insist there has beea no (Continued on Page Two) Mea of Japan hut weatheimea fined. said: , .to I Cuban armed forces, Hams. and small Butterbdll "It was ii.rppasible to do any­ warned the tyrphoon eould veer plump, tender IT'S BRAND NEW; BE SURE TO VISIT HALE'S tw h.H been; identified On* of the eight Blasts at Talks Turkeys. thing (s-ith him. He once told iia 'I Unconfirmed reporw had been e* u and strike northern Honahn and 4 to 5 H>. siiM Discoverer V in Orbit get a thrill out of killing. I love current In Havana earlier that pnsoner, as a Spanish Mercenary , Hokkaido. Japan’s northernmost Heakh and Beauty Aid Dept. 1« SALE to strangle.' " ti-CH*tro forces had seized Trini-! he called Trujillo a For-j Santiago, Chile, Aug. )4 .>P.— main Isiand. . Pinehurst lean Chuck Suffolk (Jounty Wat. Atty. John dad and its airfield. The town had ' _. Legion. _ . J , Wcaln n hemisphere foreign mm- ...... LOCATED IN HALE'S SELF-SERVE O N LIPTO N TEA The announcement »aid two' ...... J. „ __ ___ ground and 3 In 1 blend of m P. Coha Ian said Bloeth non- been Isolated for...... four days by a „ __later* strove todav to get their con- FRENUH A-TEST OPPOSED Beef Pork and 'Veal are real FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE chalantl.V' admitted the wave of communication blackout and by ^ “ther caplu-es were Dn* Poso. son j fprence back in the path of corn- United Nations, Aug. 14 budget helpers, too r . . Dvf 48 tea k«|< A pike Air Force Braces slayings which struck terror high wa-y roadblocks set up by the ! J*' to iler Havana Ma.vor Jiisto p^omiae and polite talk after a hot Morocco asked today that the lb thro'ighoik Long Island. Cuban army. - I **change of inaiills between dele- 1959 General AssemMy debate SUN-DRENCHCO When newsmen asked (Johalnn The army said the captured,"’*'' pohe* colonel, Isit-.-^^^g Cuba and the Dominican French plans to test atomle For help wnth >-our desserts or I Os. Can 6 For 59c Drying clothes Im m iIy how Bloeth seemed to feel about plane wa* pilolert by Lt. Col. An-| ff*''')" Martin Perez. 'Republic bomb, in the Bahara. Moroeed snacks Nabisco has a group of Larger ButlerbaJI TYir- is easy today... it all the district attorney replied: tonio Soto, who flew Batista to the , The plane was deaertbed aa a Ijitin-Amerlcan ministers Is one of several .African______natfons For Capsule Catch Dominican Republic last .New :, C**- This a twin-engine trail*- turned their attention to a 3-point; opposing use of the great desert L sandwrch cookies . . . keys up to 10-12-14 lbs. "Would you feel remorseful after Excellent value . won- FimiSimiBus swatting a mosquito? That’s Just Year's Day. , | port built in the United -''(t*tei.. U.S. Ss«'retary of State] for such teeta. the way he felt about it.” Soto and an ex-captain in B a -| capable of carrying .10 paaaenger* njjrjmjgn Herter suggested for; —- — ■ rterful quality . . lb. 4Pc. 1 \ W "Vandenberg Air r\>rc* Baae,^ Oreo. Swiss, Mayfair In 10 We have Pepperidge Giiided by radio signals from the The three victim* Were a deli­ tiata's army named Betancourt | or an equivalent freight load. | dealing-with the currentHKIPJAffli tension in WRTB RECORDS BARTLErr PEAKS ...... 2 lbs. 2»c All 64 Tea Calif., Aug". 14 tPP,—K fantaatii? descending capsule, the Flying catessen operatqr, a counterman in weiv reported wounded in the I (A spokesman for anti-Castro - the Caribbean. Portland, England, Aug. 14 i/Pl and 11 oz. pkgs. 39c each. Farpi or Arnolds season­ gam e bf catch will be .pla.ved thou­ ed esay to use stuffing. EARLV .McI n t o s h a p p l e s 2 lbs. 28r Bags Only 65c Bojccars will move in upon it in an all night restaurant and the fighting.' Six member* of the am- group* in .MismI said an all-out Group* of miiilsler* began dia- —The commander of the Sldp- sands of feet above the Pacific stairc(ue formation. biish squad also were wounded, the counter-revolutionary movement, cussing the language for a resohi- CAXTALOl'PES ___ ...? ____ ., ea. 25c woman operator of another such jsek. imid today this newest U.S. Ocean today if, all goes well with Trapeze apparatus suspended restaurant. army said. j —^------| tion' setting up a temporary fire- nurlenr vulmiariae “went faster Be sure to have cianber- PI RPLE PLC5IS ...... 2 Ibe. 2*c Satellke Discoverer V. from the re a r of the Cl 19s will be The killings all took place during The announcement indicated that i ((kmUnued on Page RIeven) I prevention committee proposed by than any other aednnartae haa ly sauce for your turkey k i-b e k t .a' p e a c h e s ...... k llm, 8Sc The o!K)ect: To snare the satel­ u.sed to grab the parachute which ' Herter. At the present time the Or­ or chicken dinner. gone nuhmerged and went deep­ LETTI'CE, large aize heads .. . . . ea. 25c lite's ejected 300-pou.nd nose cap­ then would be reeled Into the air­ ' (fkmtiniied on Page Aeven) ganization of American Stales in er than an.v other *uh" at oaa sule. craft. tervenes onlv at the request of a - otage df her reeept TransAtiaa- TO.MATOES ...... ! ...... 2 lim. 45<- The purpose: To teat the pro­ Ca.Htro’s Cuba Todav—.‘i The planes have about 10 min­ member involved in a dispute. | Uc croaeing. Tnidr. 2V. W. Beh­ C rC ’l ’.MBERS ...... , . . ea. 5c ject's intricate electronics system, utes to make a catch. Herter!* plan would establish s' rens.'37, d^JIned to reveal eitll- Pero a Tfellow Corn reaches which aomeday m ay help pro(pel If the planes fail, the Military regular watch-dog committee to ,he sobmerged ape«d or the [ "ice cold " dew fresh early, msji through apace.. An aerial Sea Transportation Service ships News Tidbits keep an eye on tensions and re-: iHving depth. 118 caU4i also allows the least possi­ each morning. Also from b e ^ a n g g l . Hawaii -Victory and Dalton Vic­ Culled trom AP Wires Revolution Only Hope spond immediately to a crisis or the , ...... //«: Pero early McIntosh Apples, bility of damage to the capsule's tory .will attempt to pluck the threat of one. Herter believes the i y so*s home heating contents. BISHOP RAPS-EAST REDS • Os.' Can For 59c Gravensteins (perhaps) Yel­ SERVIE AN ANG& i capsule from the sea. The capsule 1 committee, though Inckmg police j .Munich; G erm any, Aug. 14 (AB low Peaches. Discoverer V blasted ...off its can float and its signal beacons powers, would have a calming efr | our wovi raisbniT't BIST President. Eisenhower will con­ —Bishop Otto DiheHus, titular KlIsbuiTS, launching pac' at,noon (PDT) yes­ operate in water. For Majority in Cuba feet. terday and went Into north-south fer with Spanish foreign minister head .of the German Lutheran Scientists want to probe it*.in­ Both Cuba and Venezuela have '■ Churrh, lashed out today You get premium quality polar orbit It is circling the Earth struments for information which during hi* visit to London. White Mobilheat with RT-98 .. . the n o w House announces . . . Carpenter NOTE: Wlmt hop* is there thaUkfulfilled, their disillusion will be oppoeition to this against Infringements of per- i(BEST.I everj- 94 mimiteg, sending back can be used in the forthcoming Fidel Castro*, revolution Will help terrible. , x**" But there were prosp>cU of rooet completely effective fuel loud, clear signals. Steel of New England announces rnar, .a-,. „ compromise plan designed to Project Mercury, intended to send Kaat German.v. Bishop DibeHua, oil additive in use today. And Eight C1I6 Plying Boxcars are man into space and bring him back. it wil) begin production M.onday in cuha’s 8r.at hop*. th7csnbbeTn -uu'i 1 you get premium service. Au­ poised on Hawaii for the attempt seeWd furnace in Bridge.port, dou­ Ryan. As.oel.ted Pres, fo^lgn »he riitrnv of , agrarian reform t„e 11th Iqter-American ronfer- who I* I.utheran hlahop of Ber­ You Can't Go Wrong The' capsule is designed lo take lin and the East German prov­ tomatic deliveries.. . . a bal­ to catch the „ .Instrument-packed bling output and adding 100 work­ news analys , found .-"rr•' cooperative fsi-mmg. Com- .nee In Qiitlo: Ecuador, next vear monkeys into orbit before Project ers, Quit ince of Brandenburg, said It I* Aj- anced payment plan and many caps'll le as it'4oats down under a Mercury is attempted. . trip to the Iskuid that it I* Hme petent economists say there is no The U.S. Secretory also- urged With PillaburTl Connecticut Turnpike collected for Castro to water the rose* he reason why the program shouldn't "preposterous for a state to reg­ * 'A other extras designed to make parachute near the Islands. The JS'JSen the capsule ejects from an investigation of ','vicioualy hoa- iment the Indisiduai's thought*** scheduled catch time is about 2 million dollars tn tolls during July ha* shown the people. This U the succeed with careful, intelligent dt- horn* heating really easy, the second stage rocket, Us vehicle for second month in row. . . . Unit­ ns he alleged Is done In E ast will continue orbiting. The *ate|- last of three article*. rection p.m. (PDT). ed States commiaaioner racr (Continued on Page Ntne) German.v. He made the state- 5 Lb. Bag The Air k'bir^ a k yi the chahea ■Ut4B.'.s life is expected lo be about bmrnends removal of Jerry Le* -The National Institute of Agrar­ ...... ------■- - ‘ meat at a rally of the 5-day- MiDbilheo^g o f tuceesa is about one in 1,000. 10 days, the Air Force says. By W IIJJA M L.ORY.A.V ian Reform hga outlawed the 8AUE PRICE Pkg*. 99c Little. 26, of Thompsonville. Cfenn. Havana. Aug. 14 iA*i—The de­ t? a ' • I 4- ’ * "Klrchentag” — the biennia] Here ia how it proposes to snatch Orbiting of Discoverer V put the to face federal court charge In huge federa,LJg,njlholding# and is s e n a t e C illt.S ,, "wetlng of Protestant laymen. velopment of Fidel Castro’a revo- intent on/ Chopping up the big V o id s PICK YOUF^ TAV' the capaule out of the air; Discoverer series in business again. Minnesota of transportation, of a 49c Aa Discoverer, "V makes itb 16lh Diato'I'erer* III and IV' failed to stolen automobile. liition has Its hopeful aide. farms into'sm'allholder*' plot* for •NOTED MAGICIAN DIBS pass, a tracking atation in Alaska orbit. Discoverers I and II went in­ Negotiations in month-old steel ■ The touching. unquestioning diatTibuUon aqiong the landless '* AflCN v U IN t r I l n l O l l New York, .Aug. ]4 I.Ti— faith of the campesinoa (the llt- Green Stamps for purchases in meat and grocery department now being Ismied at grocery will trigger the ejection mech­ to orbit. strike resume in New York with tennanta. sharecroppers and squat- World renowned nnagieian Jean WE GIVE anism. On the next pass, the satel­ The capaule was ejected from tie people of the countryside in ters. Washington. Aug. 14 ;/P- Re- Hugard, 8fl, ronsidered dean of check-out for your convenience. FREE PARKING REAR OF STORE! ____ nil Indication of progres* toward i.Ues (Castro GREEN STAMPS lite, repositioned by rompressed No. 2 but a faulty ti.ning device breaking the deadlock. . .pjietly -■M—' ■ their leader must be seen to be be‘ Tin*-landholdeia, however, have jerting comnUriae ciila. the Senate' Amerioan magicians, died today. gas jets, will tilt 60 degrees down­ ! dropped it over tlie Arctic and it Carole Ann Tregoff. accused of Joseph KOrnfedder of Detroit. ^**'’*'<1- given out, with anguished protests ha* passed overwhelmingly a-bill R* "as said to he the first maa $1.49 w ard. i'waa not recovered. helping plot murder of her lover's Mich., a self-styled former To them the revolution means . predictions about adding another 210 billion to veter- ^ to perform the bullet ratch- At the designated moment, ex­ The Air Force credited a moi’e wife, to learn nq.xt Tuesday w heth­ Communist agent, told the only hope, and they not Hatana | futiite of. Cuba'* economy, an* pension costs over the next 40. I"k art. ronsidered the most plosive springs and bolts will sep­ powerful new fuel — known aa • represent Cuba. They are people i

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