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FRTOAY, JUNE f , IM l Averege Deily Net Frees Run W' FAGB TWENTT-FOUR ver ttw W e^ b m m The Weether dlattrlfPBter !Et>raf|tg litra ld J nM t, ISSl ForMasI et O. 8. WeatlMr neime MoMly cloudy, warm. ‘kaaiMI, The Manrhaatar Junior Bqaara pmrt Nsfsni Bhlpbulldlag aad Dry* Mre. Barbara Xlato oC BeMM- psranee Vako wiU msst in ths 13,330 Earie A. Howard Jr„ sen of Mr. ln*^*toS^S afTe’dloek^ LT.WOODCO., •howera or HSraadorolioworli toalsht Dance will bold a daaea os the and Mrs. Karla A. Howard. 61 8. dock Oo., Newport NewK Vo. berg, aermany. is vMttog hsr aoa- South MstliodlM Chunfli at 1 i».m. MMHbar «f the . and Saaday. Low toalslit la SSik About Toivn Weat Bide Recraatkai tannla to-law and damfiitor, Mr.'and Mrs. night Thhi wtil be tho final aaat- B m w «f I oourta from 7:90 to 10 tanlibt. Adams Btn recently was promoted Hsnry Bsran, 193 Hhwthonia 8t, MMday toi tta ngulaf msottog. Ing for tha gimiMr. IC E P U N T Hlfh Snaday 75 to 80. Ito ^ card*, Klaga Dkustiten, Stan Best will be caller. In caae of to quartam snter second dase, Robert Whiter AaderaoB, son of aftor a Jst flight to this opontry. Members are asked to have thw Manch0Bter--—A City o f VilUme Charm aleet orioen at ita final meet- USN, while serving with the pre- Mr. and M n. Walter-A. Ajadwraon. flowera anrongad to oentainsrs for tain, the dance will take dh^e fibs plans .to remain hsre for a the annual flower mlaolon a t 3 Intermedlato Hoop 15, ftfl 81 B n n u . m u o n Imr the anaaon tmtil September in the recreation lobby. Uee Ptaa, commissioning detail of the nu­ 9b Avondale Rd., recently took three-montii visit. In tba FU knral^ Room at Center clear-powered fleet ballistic mis­ part to 8 spring oonoert Ira th* o’clock. Members wlahtog to aew aoouta. will hold a bake sale at T an IkMfi From MUa IS. ' . VOL. LXXX, NO. $18 (TWELVE PAGES—TV SECTION^UBURBIA TODAY) MANCHESTER, CdNN., SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1981 (CZaaained Advertftlaf oa Ibaga 0) Paul Pratt, and Jcrim Wllllamaon Hale’8 Deportment Store temor- ' At Stole Thei^ PRICE F iv e CENTS OinUTUpHnMi Church Monday will alao alternate as callers for sile submarine, USS Sam Houston, l^as club of Bryant CoUsge, Provl- on stuff!ea at 9:80 a.m. Mbnday after tta ammal dinner at Cavey’a future dances every third Friday under construction at the New- Reetanrast nt d:30 pja. of each month. Tlw Man’a FeHowahip League of Ministers and lay delefatea of Trial Set the Sam tion Army will meet to­ South Mettiodist Church are at­ morrow at <:30 p.m. at the home tending the New Bnadand South­ SUPERVISED FREE PARKIN& REAR OF STORE of Thomaa Maxwell, 71 Llnnmore ern Annual Conference in Edgar- IlTn Ibr an outdoor meeting. In town, Maas. Those attendiiw are OnTower lo«w*^'Castro Agrees event of rain, members will meet the Rev. and Mrs. Lawrence F. Al­ at the Salvation Army Tooth Cen­ mond, the Rev. Percy Spurrier. ter. Herbert J. McKinney and Mr. and Three Awaitmg Mrs. M. Philip Suing. D isaster Youth of the Tear Awards will Sentences for " for Flowers " be presented and new officers of HOUSE Washington, June 10 — Far All Occasions, Irt the Hi-League of Emanuel Luther­ Fake Accidents an Church will be installed at a The Air Force has ordered e Tractors Swap Youth Banquet tomorrow at 6:30 colonel to face a court martial Goba's Flowers p.m. in Luther Hall. The Rev. Paul in the collapse of a radar Hartford, June 10 (JP)— Gall PAUL BL'ETlTfEB C. Kaiser, pastor of Concordia Lu­ “Texas Tower” that dragged Three men are acheduled to be (Fennerly with Peattand’a) theran Church, will be guest speak­ 28 men to their death in the sentenced June 16 for being im BUKKSIDE AVE. er. HALE involved in a fake accident Atlantic Ocean. EAST HARTFORD. racket. Mrs. Alfred Sundquiat was elect­ MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER The offlcor, Col. Wiiliam M. Asks Trade OeBverles Daily la, Maeeheetet Banka, h u bom charged wlUi be­ Two of them—Stanley Plkul, 40, ed chairman of the Manchester Newington, and George Kania. 29, JA 8-SOas or MI S-S47C auxiliary of Children's Services of ing derelict In duty by failing to JANTZEN keep himaelf Informed. Hartford—were found guilty by a # • Connecticut recently at a luncheon superior court Jury yesterday. 'Die On Political meeting at her home, 50 Wyilys Eianka waa in command of tho Beaton Air Defenae Canter arid the Jmy deliberated for only 16 St. She succeeds Mrs. Philip Hol- tower was part of Ita radar net­ minutes. way. Other new officers are Mrs. work. PikuTs lawyer, who pictured P riso n ers Wbiripool WaslMrs, William Qlenney Jr., vice chair­ . The court martial waa 'ordered his client as "A rose in a bed o f man; Mrs. Robert Dennison, secre­ dandelions," argued against ..the yeaterday by the air defenae com­ By CARLOS M. OUTIEBSEZ Drftrt tary, and Mrs. Cleorge Walker, mander. Lt. Gen. Robert M. Lee. conviction and said an appeal will treasurer. Mri. Robert Alesbury The Air Force indicated the mili­ be filed with the State Supreme Havana, June 10 (^P)—Fidel PricM OS Low, was chairman of the nominating tary trial may > convene within a Court of Errors. Castro said early today he will Strvie* Thfirt's lttt* r committee. week. * Kania's lawyer aaid his client also may file an appeal. receive a 4-man bargainingr Vacation Bible School workers Charges against two other offl- The third man, Leroy Hendricks. team from the United States will Meet Monday at 10 a.m. at cera—Majs. William R. Sheppard 40. Hartford, pleaded guilty dur­ to work out details of swap­ Potterton's Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church. c- and Reginald L. Stark—were dla- ing the trial Thiirsday. IM Center St.~Oor. of Church mlsaed. Both had been serving un­ ping 1,200 captive Cuban reb­ der Bknka. Lee also dismias^ a After the Jury returned its ver­ els for BOO tractors. charge against Banks of culpable dict yesterday, Judge Thomas E. But the .bearded prim* minister negligence resulting in death. Troland said he would postpone raised anew his alternate proposal Banks la from Raleigh, W. Va. sentencing Pikul and Kania until to trade the rebel* captured to the ENJOY 'The tower, officially known as probation officials can complete a abortive April invasion for ’‘politi­ Correction No. 4 but unaffectionately known pre-sentencing Investigation. cal prisoners” held by the United by Its crow aa "Old Shaky," back­ Pikul and Kania face up to 15 States, Puerto Rico, Nicaragua and The item "Whole Chick™” was L I F E with lit and sank in an Atlantic gale years imprisonment for con.spirlng Guatemala. tneorrectJy advertised In yester­ Jan. 15. to obtain money by false pre­ Castro noUfied the U.S. Tractore- day’s Herald. The description MILLER HIGH LIFE Standing on three atllt-llke legs tenses. for-Freedom Committee that he should have read: In open sea. No. 4 had been bat­ Stale Police said the two were 'Would receive its technicians, pro­ tered and weakened by hurricanes passengers in a car driven by Mel­ vided they have full power to nu- in handy 6-paks Daisy and Donna, and It waa in­ vin Muravnick of Hartford which goUate the tractor-prisemer deal as clined to aw:ay and vibrate like a Jenny Lind for 1961 was rammed from the rear by a "spelled out” by the Cuban Prison­ 3 Lb. 6 Oz. Can tuning fork. C ard Raymond (right) 17-year-old Stratford girl, clutche.s tro­ truck in Hartford Sept. 28. The ers Mission sent to the United phy and bouquet after she was chosen last night for the role rf truck wa.s driven by Gillis Lenieux States to broach hU offer. "There were tlmea . when the Jenny Lind in Bridgeport’s 13th annual Barnum Festival eelebra- of Hartford, men lay In their bunks and practi­ Police said the mishap appeared The Freedom Committee an­ tion. With her is "Trudy Thaler of Fairfield, the 1960 winner, nounced in Detroit its bargaining 99e cally cried because the thing who next week begins advanced music study "iinder a Metropolitan to be an ordinary traffic accident swayed ao," the sister of one of until an investigation ordered by team will fly to Havana Monday. Opera Guild 4-Vear scholarship which may lead to a career for In his note to the freedom group, NOT t, 1 Lb. « Os. Cans the loet. crewmen has recalled. her in the Met. (AP Photofax). State’.s'Att.v. .John D. LaBelle dis­ The wife of another received a closed that the whole accident had Caatro said he would have prefer­ letter from her husband which been planned to collect Insurance red leading members of the com­ said: claims for injuries. mittee itself, Mrs. FranMto D. POPULAR "1 hope it (the tower) lasts long Lemieu.x and Muravnick im­ Roosevelt and Milton Eisenhower, :«nough to get home and see you mediately confessed and impli­ The powerful force of a tornado is shown in this photo of the church in Ravenna, Ky., where a ecore come to Havana, "But that U not and the kids again.’? V Truckers Angered cated the others. Stale Police of children were injured yesterdav afternoon. (AP Photofax). indispenaable." MARKET ______f>------He Insisted, however, that the It didn’t. said. barg;ainlng mission "must ha've 7U Middle Turnpike East The Air Force said'the charge powers to discuss the quality and against Banka la that: Police Raid Bookie Score of Children Hurt amount of indemnification Cuba la ‘Deapite his knowledge of the By Carriers Tax Adlai Facing asking.'’ atnietural conditlbn of the tower I Ea.st Hartford, June 10 — and his receipt of the severe State and local police broke into "Your committee cannot decide weather forecast. Col. Banka failed ! an apartment yesterday and New Protests by itself what kind of equipment Hartford. June IC — ThCAother motor fuel taxes go into a ' smashed what was described as Cuba Is going to accept as com­ (Oonttoued

P A C n lO U R MANCHESTER EVENING HEftALD, 1IANC5HESTBR, CONN, SATURDAY, JUNE 10,1961 manches'ee;r evening herald, Manchester, conn, Saturday, june lo, isei PAGE n V B map and mark tlM O ango aa bob- and lean now into our typswritsr fUntrlfPHtrr Oonununlst leaders o f the Senior intllinnadp. aomathlng nudgaa us a littla Miarp- Oamts will be conducted by the •Wonders of the Vnieersi Score of Children Hurt &mtiii9 l|rr^ Playlsf our mOo gama la i-ane. ly from bahlnd, telling us that leaders of the Senior FellaNvhIp. Gastro Agrees to See Man Injured Ex’Defense Aide Questioned we Memed, even though W could n TBM never again will we be totally T rial Set ------"lO C»^ INC and did often prdtlalm the nohU' harsh on that poor young fellow in l^ o n OoBgregattoaal Church Inflatable.. Sti^ctures Ity of our aim, to be tlmnrliig our the White Houee. Churches BockvtUe W aling into In Probe of Trujillo Slaying otvn weight aitmad, and we ta' 1 ^ , Paul d. Bniipiiaa. Ikatar Tractors Swap Team Tornado Collapses jured our own prestige and stand Oalvasy C Okarcli e( Mie AaeaaspUaa Side of Car ■ Ciudad Trujillo, Dominican Re-^ Rosenberg also has been eervlng (AaaaaEwea •t Oad) 10:16 a m , Chuich School chil* Aid Repairs in Space ing in the worid while we did ao. Ademe St. an4 Ibompeon M . drtn moot In oHMtatod roona. (Conttmied from Page One) public, June ,10 (iP)—The Domini­ aa the new rerime’e liaison men M l B. Tpka. can Republic’s former defense Bwtrt Braatas Bxeapl And beyond' that are may also be Bev. yoeepk SWreil, Faeter 10:46 a.m„ Morning WbMIup. I ' Four accidents occurring yes­ with the specter teem sent here by I BeuawB. Balarad at tht Connecticut Bev. llMiEatb Craetafeea, Paetor Imr. FTaaels T. Butler, AeeMaat at solootod intervals. T«mk it will •ocept technical ndvlee when we secretary was held for question­ the Organization of American at HanelMatU'. Oosn.. aa forced, may wa not, soon to take 1:M to 6:80 p m , AQ eh iu ^ By DR. L M. UDVrrr, DIBECrrOB Police Arrests D isaster Church in Kentucky terday and early today sent one rsally be an airtight cylinder ia ask for It beforehand.” / ing today in the government probe Statee (OAS) to investigate the ■ »«»« Vattar. •:45 a.m., Sunday Bohoal claeeee gbmie at RayefoTt WUah Park, The Fete Planeiarioto the map and mark Laos aa Com Maaaea at 7. S, 1 .10:16 and U;S0 Wlndoor Looks. Of the Fraaklhi lastHato wbkta an astronaut can fhUy TTie nqte, eigned by Castro, also Manchester man to the hospital of d l^ t o r Rafael L. 'IVujillo’s as- status of civil liberties In the •UMK9UF770M RATES munlat. Yankee for all agae. . mdve. When hot being used it will Donald J. Ray, 61, of Amston, (Continued from Page One) for treatment and resulted . In sasainaUon. Dominican Republic, udiich Tru­ Payable la Advaacc 11 a jn . Morning Wonhip. The flight o t Aatroniuit Bhepard called for an answer to hie propos­ (Conttaned trOm Page One) jillo ruled With an Iron hand for carrier UaU Need are wonder that Khniah B y A . H . O. be stored in the airioek o t the waa charged yesterday morning three arrests. Maj. Gen. Jose Rene Roman, 60, Oaa Tear ...... «U.S0 «2AOO ■7 p.m;, Pamlly Ocepel Service. St. Bridgat’a B. O. Ohnsah a t Johuli KplacwEl Chunh in a Bubsirbital trajectory tnariced al for exchanging the Invaalon at,ll:S0 with failure tb obey a atop A check at other hospitals failed a career soldier, was fired from 31 years. 8u Maatba ...... T 7B 11.00 chev wants to dewngrade the Unit ifiaoeoraft. to keep himeelf appraised of the ^1’anklln W. Haskell, 46, of 23 Wadasaday, 8 pHv. P i w r Serv­ Bov. M m L. DataMy. Paator BaakvtIla the beginniag o f matmad apace In use the space hog will be ex­ captives for .Cubans held in the sign on Porter St., at Oak Grove Obituary to turn up ainy cases which were Uie top defense job two days ago The OAS committee will re­ Thraa M e^a ...... A.90 S:t0 ed Nations and meet us every' Some of the artietry behind the ice at the parsonage, Vernon Bev. Jautes L. Oiaa^ Baetar developing weather situation; did Hartland Rd., last night at 7;30 was Oaa Bootb 1.3C l.flb 22 Bev. Stanley B, Raatillo flight for this oountry. With the tended and pretsurixad. The tpace- United States and elsewhere. St. He will be presented In Clrctkit termed worse than fair. without explanation. port on whether the past nine WaaAly...... » U progrees of the big little bills, St. Court, in Manchester, June 36 taken to Manchester Memorial The mastermind of the assassin­ where outside it so that instead Bev. Dennia R. Bnaeey advent o f man-dn-spaoe will arise inan, wearing a Ught-duty, com­ "In this case,” he said, "<3uba not maintain contact with the offi­ Hospital and treated for contu­ months' trade boycott and broken which meant much to eome partic­ S a.rn., Holy Communion. Angelina M. Yourkas of 355 Oak­ Mrs. Emily M. Parsons The tornado which hit here was ation plot, retired Gen. Juan diplomatic relations with the re­ M EMBER d i of being the diampions of world ular individual in the toglslature, Asabtaato 9:18 a.m„ Holy Communioo, many problama which must be re­ fortable suit, will erawLinto the would be willing to surrender all cer In charge of the tower and with sions of his right elbow, right _ THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 0»n4er OoagrogatioBal Cburoh hog, which can be rotated ar land St.,, was charged at 5 p.m. Rockville—Mrs. Emily Meacha/n one of three, or perhaps four, Tomas Diaz, reportedly tried to public should be continued or law, we shall be merely another was often* common knowledge of 11 Center St. Family Sarvlca End cltasas. solved before major vqyages are opaco her claims for material indemnifi­ the commander of the squadron, shoulder, and left side, and was Tba Aaaetialed Preaa U exclualrdy MaasM at 7, 8, 9, 10. 11, la the flexed so that the working ond cation.” ■ , yesterday with disregard of a traf­ Parsons, 93, of 48 Union St., died which dipped into the state within contact Roman just before Intel­ mended by other hemisphere na­ antlUad to iba aaa of repobUcatJon of giant power contesting with an was often common konwelge of Rev. CUtferE O. Slmpeon 11 a.m., Moniing pny4r aad attempted aWay from the berth. fic aignai red light on Center St. and fkiled to hold himself readily discharged. Haskell, while at­ ligence agents shot him dead on all aaaa tUaaatchea credited to It or Chapel at 9 aad 10 ajn. can sweep over .any portion of the Castro has Insisted repeated!} Friday night In a convalescent hours. No witnesses at Bellpoint, tempting to cross Main St. at tions. aot otbarwtaa credited in Uita paper other giant power for the world who was really behind the bill Ministor sarmon. At this time lt ;il certain that It New State Rd. and will be pre:" available for any action necessary a city street. ^ 8:30 pjn.,i Yoimg Peopla'a Fal- both Ruala and the United States mother ship or Mcopt to permit during his overtures Uiat the ex­ home. where Valerie Hope (Collins, 9, was Middle Tpke., walked Into a oar Augusta Arango of Pa.nama, aad alao the local oewa pupllahed here. Our greatest etrength and some other legislator might bs Bev.. l awsenes J. VInesnt sented in Circuit Court, in Blan- In view of the developing danger­ Roman’s accuser was-Ur. Ro­ An rlghti of repabUcathm of epedal reporting. The lawyers lurking be­ St. golin’a PoBah NaMonal lowahlp maating. must aaaemble mimy payloads o f performanoes of indicstod teaks, change should be on a “Freedom cheater, June 26. being driven by Albert H. Atkins, head of the OAS fact-finding com­ diapatebea bereln are alao reaerred. .Assoeiato Bllnlator CathoUo Church^ ■nie outboard and of the qwee hog ous situation at the tower.” She was bom December 14, 1867 killed, could verify If a funnel had berto Reid Cabral, who police said strategy both lie in the aame dl hind' some of the validating acU Monday, 8 p.m., Xpiscopat various types In spaoe to build up for Freedom” basis. Da'vld T. Malcfauk, 18, of Crystal in Tolland and lived in this area 43, of 75 St. John St. No arrests mittee, said Trujillo Jr. offered him 22 Golway St. will carry viewing porta, lights, The prime minister has said he While the Air Force pressed Us been sighted. committed suicide after four ac­ Ptin aanica client of N. B. A. Serr- rection. When ere we going to be were not too difficult to identify. 8 a.m., The Rev. Mr. Vincent Church Woman’i dasSart mEating a capabUiw for d ^ apace pene­ Lake Rd.. Rockville, wag charged all her 111^. were made, police reported. cused plotters seized his home as planes and any othe facilities Ice. lac, Bev. Walter a : IlyaBko, Paator tools, mechanical arms, etc. would exchange Manuel Artime, inquiry Into the tragedy; a Senate However, there were funnels at John E. Wallace, 60, of 70 Fos­ needed in the Job of probing con­ PnbUabera RepraaeataUraa; The shown that awareness of this eras In the open and casual and com­ preaching. at horn# of Mra Lawrence Small, tration. Alao, V ^ elco o f different at noon yesterday with failure to subcommittee collected testimony. She attended Union (Congrega­ a hideout. 33 White St types will be amewbled and, per­ A form of propulsion unit would the invasion leader for Francisco obey a stop sign at Walnut and Pine Columbia, In South Central Ken­ ter St., was arrested at 6:45 p.m. ditions here. Jullua Matbewa Speda] Airnicy — New one of the things President Ken­ monplace bargaining that went 9:16 and 11 a.m„ Church School -Maasaa at 8:30 m d 10:80 ajn. (the Hook) Molina, pro-Castro The key designer of the radar tional Church and was a member tucky, and at Wide (Creek, south­ One of the captured assassiiia- Tork. CblcaAa Detroit and Boiton. on it was, aa a matter of fact, oft­ day. Wednesday, 10 a.m„ Holy Oom- haps, joined together. Oibitol re­ be neceseary to maneuver It, and a Sta. He was ordered to appear In of the Woman’s Relief Corps and yesterday and was charged with tion band had told reporters at Arango said he waa opUmlsUo m e m b e r A0DIT BDREAU OP nedy brought back from Vienna, mutilon. fueling vrill be one of the moat im­ communications link would have Cuban convicted In New York in Circuit Court,. ^ Manchesteir, June structure—dubbed "Texas TOwer” east of here. failure to drive a reasonable dis­ CIRCULATIONS en more Important to know whdee because it resembled off-shore oil the Ellington Grange. his prison that the plan was to about the investigation’s outcome, even though he had neglected to St. BartholonewB’ Church Friday, 9 a.m.. Holy Commun­ portant taekp to he undertaken by to bs malntainsd with the mother the slaying of a 9-year-old Vene­ 26, ' She Is survived by a daughter, If all were the same tornado. It tance apart as a result of a rear bill It was than to know exactly ■a BvangeUeal Lntheraa B l i l e y School AaEltoriam zuelan girl. drilling rigs—t old. the senators would have made a giant u-tum, kidnap Trujillo and force the 69- a sentiment he also expressed The Herald Prtntln* Company, lac., take it with him? what It did. ion. a Bpadecraft group. To perform •hip. In thie fashion’ the space hog Mrs. Ruby Doran of Troy, N.Y.; end, three-car, chain reaction ac' year-old dictator to abdicate. when his team of U.8., Colom­ aaomca no financial reaponalhuity for Olmroh Bev. Philip Hnseey, Paetor thsee taske spacemen must leave will actually bo a mlniatuie space Castro Insisted he had no ul­ / that he was surprised the tower looping around the fringe of the cident. The Wallace vehicle struck typoaraiihical errora appaarlmt la ad- Once the identity of the legisla­ Saturday. 9:30 a.m„ Young Peo­ stood up so long. four CTandchlldren; and 10 great­ Rumors circulated in Ciudad bian, Panamanian and Uruguayan Tarwameati aad other raadlu matter (Mlasssiri SyRoE) ple's Fellowship leaves from church the riielter o f their space vehicles ■hip in which an astronaut can terior motive in euggeetlng that hill country. The weather brnreau the rear of a car being driven by tor really interest^ In a measure Massee at 9, 9:16 and 10:90 a.m. Mrs. Roosevelt and Dr, Elsenhower TTio designer, Theodore Kuss, grandchildren. Trujillo that on the lilght Trujillo diplomats here last Wednesday. In The Maaebeater ErealaA Herald. The Armorer's Hands Oeoper aaE O gh Sto. for picnic. to aid in the asaemblying end re­ live for a short period o f time Charter Shifts Funeral services will be held at said this was quite possible. Richard S. Bohn, 37, of Milldale was slain, Gen. Roman waa idiit- was est^llshed, there remained Rev. Paul O. ProiMpy, Paster fueling procem. come to Cuba to take a personal testified that he considered It un­ The Collitu {Iri, whose home is which In turn was pushed Into the "Some points need clarifica­ Dtaplay adrertlaliiit cloatnB hours: only the nicety of considering his while performlnlg some important 1 p.m. Monday at the Ladd Funeral Ing a Dominican offlcial's home fhr Mooda^I p.m Pnday. The role of wwld armorer has 8L Jamee? B, O. Church Ib a poarihlUty of assembling or function. hand In the negotlatioiu. safe weeks before It toppled. at Newport, was -visiting her rear of a car driven by Walter tion, but it is not a question of party affiliation. There was an UWteE Methodist Omrah He said he- had refused an Air Home, 19 Ellington Ave. The Rev. near the scene of the ambush. P bt Tuesday—1 p.m. Monday. its built-in risks. 9 a.m„ Sunday School. Free Mtgr. John F. Hamfon, Paator repairing apaoeinft in orbit has Target DxIm Advyutoed "Some people In your country On Personnel grandfather. Brad Collins. She Michaud. 66, of East Hartford. Roman and hla host went to see doubt — just one of clarification,” Pur Wedneeoey—I p.ra. Tuesday. ideal of symmetry to be applied to ot Boltoa have seen in our Invitation to Mrs. Force request to estimate tlie tow­ Paul Bowman, pastor of Union Arango said. He added that, pend­ Pnr Theraday—1 p.m. Wednesday. One of them le on riew In South bus transportation. Bev. James T. O’Coimell prom pt^ engineers and scientists For those who think thla work­ Congregational Church, will offi­ was killed when a partially con­ The Michaud and Bohn vehicles what the shooting was about. auch petty special measures, and R t 44A ami SontS RE. EleSnor Roosevelt or Mr. Milton er's strength shortly before It fell had stopped for an overhead traf­ ing further research, he had told Poe n d a ^ l n.m, Thureday. Korea. wher»- a military dictator­ 9:30 a.m., Adult Bible Study. Bev. Joeeph H. MeOana Bov. Oaritaa T. Dal«y> Mlmbter to seek aoluUona befdre the pfob- ing in space Is a wild idea and not ciate. Burial will be In North structed church collapsed in the Leland Rosenberg, civilian aide Por Saturday—1 p.m. Friday. the ideal symmetry was, of course, 10 a.m., Divlna Worship. Text, Rev. John D. Began lema became immediate- With tn- Elsenhower a political motiva­ because he didn’t ■want to encour­ high wind. fic light on (Center at W. Center all he could about his mission. CUselfled deadline; 10:30 a . each ship has BOW proclaimed lU own one In which an equal number of to be considered seiioualy, it Met Failure age its continued use. Cemetery, Tolland. to Gen. Rafael TnijlUo Jr., new da.T nf 1 John ,3:13-18. Theme, Christian ftormatlon eciantlsts poeaaas at tion," he said. "Please let me ex­ Her unde, Danjel Collins, and Sts. when the accident happened, armed forces chief and son of the The Panamanian explained to nUbneaUaa escenl Saturday— biUa were passed for an equal' 9:30 ajn., Morning Worship. should be remembered that about press to you that the Cuban gov­ Similar testimony came from t a m powers to be almost permanently Lova and Hatrad of the World. Masses at 8, 7, 8, 9, 10:15 and ChUdran’s Day. Boimon, “Stop this moment certain grOimd rules three and a half years ago the first Mrs. Frances H. Bums some other children at the scene police said. late dictator, said Roman has been Trujillo Jr. that the OAS was con­ number of legislators in each of 11:30 a.m. can be laid down for the shape aad ernment never entertained auch In­ Three charter revlalon commit­ undersecretary of the Air Force were only bruised. Officials said Saturday, • June 10 absolute. This dicUtorship has In Nursery In the parish house. akhw!” ' Tha iWaalay Chotr wiU satellite was launched and prnllc- tees since 1955 have been unsuc­ Mrs. Frances H. Bums of Spring The Wallace car had to be towed replaced as defense chief by Maj. cerned about the maintenance of the two partiee. 3 p.m., Lutheran Service at oomporitioa of the etrueturea. tentions." Joseph V. Charyk. He said the tihe (Collins girl tried to run and away with front-end damage, and Gen. Santos Melido Marte Pic- civil rights throughout the west­ back of it the world’s fourth This made everything bl-part- Eng. Chlhlnq o f the Idndargart t l ^ were advanced , indicating Castro stressed that Cuba had cessful In effecting charter revi­ Air Force was warned three days St., Cheshire, sister of Mrs. Mar­ Cathedral o t the Pinsa, Rindge, N. S t Mary's ISEseopal Church Because weight is a most im­ that man would be on the moon by was hit by a falling beam. the other cars continued to their chardo. ern hemisphere. The Lesson Of 'Vienna largest standing army. That army isan, just like at the lofty aummlt and iMimary departmhnta will at­ portant prerty Of any object no political honors to gain by- in­ sions which concerned town em­ before the collapse that the radar tha Wheeler of Manchester, died H. Preacher, the Rev. Frank Chnreh and Park Sto. tend dMirch aa fHatesa, The nuns- 1960. ployes, said General Manager Friday morning In Waterbury The tornado here opened its destinations. No Injuries were re­ has been created and eay. Sermon, "What Ttaio are also desirable becauae they can Its bargaining team will fly from fused to have anything to do with mitted free of charge. Box lunches under present condiUona In Sooth Rev. Mr. Herding. Senior choir. man can get to the m6on a tre­ manager compiled the report to fill Funeral services will be held at Roofs and top floors were p.m., resulting in a rear-end col­ may be purchased on the Hartford United Nations — which might ing weighed and swuped, there Bev. H. Osgood Bennett, Mlnletei' HOvo YouT" The Wosisy Choir be deflated and compreased Into Miami, Fla., Monday at 2:30 p.m. the project under the construction Times Reports Korea, have any guarantee that Babysitting nursery, 41 Park St. will Bing. Young poopio o f the mendous volume o f work must be the directors in on previous ac­ 1 p.m. Monday at the Alderson sheared off buildings and debris lision. Hunter, in attempting to College grounds. hav« a chance ef creating safety would be some misunderstanding ■mall volumes for stormgs pur­ done on the earth to assemble the (EST) on a regular scheduled terms set by the Navy and had was scattered everywhere. Win­ beat a traffic signal change, struck this mlliUry atrength will be uaed 9 and 10:30 ajn„ Family Wor­ for nursery age children. Young­ junior and junior high depart­ poses. tions. proposed an alternate plan which Funeral Home in (Cheshire. Burial for the world. All KhmMichev was which 'wouM delay the expeditious er children who attend the service flnel spacecraft which will trans- ^ flight and indicated newsmen Could The general manager listed four will be in (Cedar Hill Cemetery, dows were shattered In most the left rear of a car driven by T. New York, June 10 OP)—Carl B. only for such defensiva puiposea. ship. "Methodist Student Day,” ments will attend diurch aa elssa- Promlslag Propeeals was turned do-wn. J. O ockett of Bolton Center Rd., taking there was an instinct to formation of a pair — a pair be­ with service conducted by college are released after instruction Into as. port him. go along. The plane ordinarily flies attempts which failed to bring Hartford. buildings. Spaeth, la-wyer and diplomat, has Wo seem to be compaUed to Uva ing the system by which tw o With equipment of this type it Work going on today In this empty to Havana to pick up pas­ police reported. Damage was slight Town Employes been selected as assiatant secre­ break down and weaken the power students. Guest preacher, Ds'vid the care of 'volunteers. 9:80 and 11 atm,, Nursery. has been proposed that (1) emer­ abbujr changes in charter provi­ In the tornado's wake, nature with the fact that this military bills m a k l^ a. similar kind of Horn of the Hartford Seminary. Dally, 7 p.m., Elvening prayer In country (and we can be sure In sengers for Miami. sions governing town employes. Floyd Murray left suimy skies and a glorious to the CEtrs and no Injuries were re­ tary of state for inter-American aad preetlga the United Nations touch on the public purse, but for 7 psn., Methodist Youth Fellow- gency drydocks and (3) "space Russia, too) Is pointed to the as­ ported. Himter was ordered to ap­ Get July 3 Off affairs, the New York Times re­ strength/may be used, meanwhile, 9 a.m„ Sunday School: Nursery the Memorial Chapel o f the Na­ ah^. The committee said It had asked The first was in 1655 when a Vernon — Floyd G. Murray, 51, double rainbow—and misery for had already developed. President different individuals In different hogs” be uaed while repairing or sembly of ^ ylosds in epece to cre­ the Czechoslovakian embassy in A dlai Facing pear in Circuit CJourt, Manches­ ported today. against the true democratic inter­ snd Grades 4-12. tivity. ssaSmblying is taking place. committee, organized b y th e of Vernon Trailer Court, died this the 1,100 residents of the town. Kennedy, on the other hand, had parties, could be sent winging ate the spacecraft To do this, our Washington for Cuban entry per­ An Army reserve unit waa or­ ter, June 26. Town employes will be given an Spaeth, dean of the Stanford 10:30 a.m„ Sunday School: Wedneeday, 10 a.m.. Midweek Rockville Methodist Chnreh One research team on apace ve­ League of Women 'Voters for a morning at Manchester Memorial anmKy to the United Nations, ests of the South Korean people their Way torougb the legUIstlve Nursery, kindergarten and Grades celebration of the Holy OommU' enrineers and scientists must pro- mits for team members. The Czech community workshop on the char­ dered Into the to-wn to help with A fourth accident, at 2:30 this extra day Off Monday, July 3, by University Law School since 1946, process, nmther to go through 142 Grove St. hicle engineering haa proposed a vide the means for this work, ^ s New Protests Hospital. He was bom Aug. 10, has been preminently mentioned but had rapeatedly pronounced It thwnselves. Judgment on thkt will 1-3. nion in the Chapel. embassy has been handling Cuban ter, did not effect any changes in the cleanup and to prevent looting. morning, brought the arrest of permission of General Manager without the other. Rev. Laurenee M. HUl, Paator sauaage-flkin dr^ook. The idea la creation ef qtace hogs and dry- 1909, in Saco, Maine, and was the (Hiarles R. O’Reilly, 19, of 38 Lan­ for the post, regarded aa one bf be tempered according to the con 6:30 p.m.. Junior High Methodist as novel as it is simple. To use this affairs in the United States since the charter on the matter of a husband of Mrs. Marjorie Rhodes State police closed off appixiachea Richard Martin. to'be aomathlng eap^ally for the One of the choicest paira. of the Touth.FeIlowshlp. No Junior High docks are but one item In a vast the diplomatic break between the persoimel board. y to the city to stop the curlouk caster Rd., who had, police said, In a memo to department heads the most important in the State duct and principles of the die South Mathodlat Church 9:80 a.m.. Church School, Grade de'Vice all that la required is a number which must come to pesa/-- On Latin Tour Murray. Department. protection e f amaller nations, ■eaalon almost never got formed, meeting. lawtence F. Almond two nations. '' The second failure came when The State Highway Departm^t dozed at the wheel of his car on the general manager said town of­ tatorshlp this military strength 4 through adults. sealed plastic container which can before we can hope to fulfill ou r He is survived by his father, ■ITie newspaper, in a Washington withoat ^ipaarlng to realize that, because there existed a quite nat­ 6:30 p.m„ Senior High Methodist Percy M. Spurrier be drawn over the spacecraft. The bargidning team consists of the Charter Revision Committee, moved in its heavy equipment ' Center St. He was .charged with fices will be closed, to provide a supports. But we may be only ural and entirely Innocent cem- 10:48 a.m.. Church School, nurs­ lunar aspiratton^ ( appointed under the Home Rule (Contlnned from Page One) Frank M. Murray of Saco, Maine; help, too. dispatch, says that, “According to Svm In that process, it was also Youth Fellowship. Senior High Bflnlston Once the spacecraft haa been en­ Prof. Roy Balner, head of the Uni­ ^reckless driving after his car went long weekend. judges, not deciders, of whether fuslon as to the IdenUty of the will have eighth graders as their ery through Grade 3. Morning (Copyright 1961, « leral FeatoreeN ' versity of California Agriculttiral Act, did not make recommenda' a son, Ronald R. Murray of Staf­ off the road, hit a tree, then a tally kept by informed sources' the t<9 potential protection for the worship. Emil Kroymann In veloped it la indated 'With air ffOm^ Eatill county Judge W. M. No­ Policemen, firemen and- other here, at least 20 possible candi­ or not our guns are used for pur­ particular individual chiefly Inter­ guests for program and recrea­ 9 and 10:46 a.m., Morning Wor­ Engineering Department; C. H. tlons for change after consider­ down the importance of last ford Springs; two daughters, Mrs. land estimated the damage here at bounced back and hit a no parking employes required to do essential Mggaet nations. tion. charge. the mother ship to provide a life- Theodore Goucher of N. Wayne, dates have been either approached poses we ourselves never Intend ested in one of the two measures. ship. Message by A. Raymond auataining atmosphere. Spacemen, Hansen, assistant professor of ag­ ing the rights of appeal of po­ night’s demonstrations, but It was a million dollars. Ihe damage at sign, crossed Center St. and came work July 3 may have some other . After the Vienna meeting, there 6-8 p.m.. Junior and Senior ricultural engineering at Michigan licemen subjected to disciplinary Maine, and Mrs. Murrle Frost of or considered by -White House ed. Both were measures by which Rogers Jr., "n ie ChriaUan Chal­ Youth Fellowships. iineneumbered with bulky full- further proof that South Ameri­ Wide Creek, Bellpoint and Colum­ to a stop after striking the home day off with pay during the fis­ sides.” has been ao particular sign from the,state undertook, in Its great Firet Church of Chrlat Belentlat lenge In Education.” Church Cadet Wa£nquist State University: J. B. Uljedhal, action. Winthrop, Maine; two brothers, bia wasn’t estimated. of Ronald Mikoleit at 3^1 Onter cal year, he said, provided the de­ It Is In the news that the pre­ Monday, 7:15 p.m.. Prayer and preaeure suits, can then readily The tkird came when Martin can senUment, both official and Gordon Murray of Saco, and Carl­ Spaeth, 54, was assistant co­ Prasidant Remiedy that he discov­ generosity, to refund to worthy hfaaonle Temple School for nursery, through junior Discussion Group. professor of agricultural engineer­ There were no injuries reported St., just east of Lilac St., police partment head involved approves pursue repairs or alterations on ing at Purdue University, and suggested the directors change the private, is pretty soUd against ton Murray of South (Carolina; a ordinator of inter-Ameslcan af­ mier of Afghanistan accuses but distressed individuals money high. the epiceeraft 'with great effl- at Columbia, but state police said reported. No Injuries were report­ the date. ered anything more than the diffi­ Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Official On USCG Cruise Duane P. Greathouse, director of charter so they could pass rules anti-Castro action. sister, Mrs. William Skea of Saco; fairs in the Office of Emergency Pakistan of having used jet air they had once forfeited through 11 a.m., Sunday Service, Sunday 7:30 p.m., Adult membership board meeting. elenoy, performing even the most they had been told two persons ed but the car waa towed away. Pay for those who must work Management from August 1940 to cult and Bomber nature o f the pow­ the process of going professional school and Nursery. seminar in the library. the United Auto Workers’ Agri­ governing personnel matters and Stevenson found this feeling both and six grandchildren. were injured at Wide Creek, where craft, supplied to Pakistan by the Saturday, 7:30 p.m.. Men’s Club delicate operations. Cadet First Clau Harvey C. O’Reilly will be presented In Qr- July 3 will be straight time pay, April 1942. For the next two years er pelitica teat ahead between the bond for tndivrlduala who, once Wednesday, 8 p.m., meeting. cultural Implement’ Department. could appoint a personnel director. In the Venezuelan and Argentine eight of 10 houses were reported cult Court, Manchester, June 26. United SUtes, against the rebels business meeting. Once the repairs have been com- He was employed as a welder at and the department head will he was the United States member United States and Russia. they had been freed on bond, pro­ Reading room hours at 749 Clmroh of the Nazarene Wahnquist Jr., 31, eon of Mr. end The fourth failure came when governments and again In Uru­ the General Dsmamlcs Corporation destroyed or badly damaged. 8 p.m.. Ladles Invited to pro­ :>Ieted the air In the drydock will Goshen, Ind., June 10 WP)— Sen. guay. Judge what is essential work. of the Einergency Ad-vlsory Com­ who think their territory in the ceeded to leave the atate,. There Main 8t., Tuesday, Friday, Satur' 236 Main St. B(rs. Harvey L. Wahnquist of 370 the Charter Revision Commission in New London and lived in the Employes on vacation during He Is pictured as being In s gram. be pumped back Into the mother Homer E. Capehart, R-Ind., ac­ proposed amendments to the char Meeting privately with Uru­ mittee for Political Defense o f the northwest comer of PaklsUn were special arguments presented, day. 11 a.m.I. to 4 p.m.; Thursday,■niur C. E. Winslow, Minister ship for purifleatiem and' re-use. Autumn St, left on a ten-week Manchester area five years. Baltimore, Juno 10 (JP)—Torna­ the week of July 3 will not get an more vtvld resllxstion of two 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. p.m cused the Kennedy administration ter giving the directors authority guay's 9-man ruling government do-like winds ripped a path 150 People to People Hemisphere in Montevideo Uru­ should really belong to Afghanis­ in each case, why the state should Sacred Heart Church The eollapeed- drydock can then be summer training cruise yesterday Funeral services will be con­ additional vacation day for the guay. \ facets of future Ruaelsn policy— "God the Preserver of Man" will 9:30 a.m.. Church School classes today of flouting the American to appoint ' Martin aa persoimel council, Stevenson said the Ameri­ yards wide through a suburban tan. tuiSi kind-hearted and rescue the Rt. 80, Vemen stored. ducted at the Roberta Funeral third, as they will for July 4" From May 1944 to February the one s continuing attempt to particular bondsman from his be the subject of the lesson-ser­ for allages. with the U.S. Coast Guard Acade­ people’s will on we tractors for and office manager for Uie town. cas "must find new ways to im­ housing development late yester­ Conference Slated Our jeU to Pakistan would be, mon. Rev. Ralph Kelly, Pastor Also proposed is the use of a my’s (jadet Practice Squadron. Cuban captives exchange. The directors approved the prove the defense of our interamer- Home In WinOhrop. Maine. Burial under the persoimel rules. 1945, he was chief of the Rover tear' down the clear authority and plight, and the only real question 10:46 a.m., Worship Service. sjMCe hog. 'Hils name is derived will be in North Wayne Cemetery. day but miraculously no one was of couree, part of our mlHUry to be considered was whethfer the The Golden Text is from Joshua Message by the paator. Theme, The squadron left from New Capehart denounced as scandal­ amendments, but the voters rC' Ican system against (Communist) killed or even seriously hurt. Platte division ofthe State Depart­ prestige and decialon-making pow­ 1:9. Masses at 8, 9:80 and U a.m. from the caUsons used by n n d- supversion and Intervention.” The Watklns-West Funeral Home, John Sibun, of Hebron, Foreign QUEEN ON SOVIET TV ment In 1945 and 1946, ha waa a sIsUnce to Pakistan In Ita capacity two bills made a proper pair. ■Turning the Tide.” The Rev. Dr. London and will travel a total of ous blackmail the offer of prime Jected them in a May 1960 refer­ Eight h o ^ s were completely er of the United Nations— the oth­ Scriptural selections from the hogs. *1116 function o f the de'Vice 8,164 miles, spending 53 days at endum. 142 E. Center St., Is in charge of Policy Association 1961, Great De­ Moscow, June 16 (E — Queen special assiatant to the assiatant One of them. It was reported, M. Klmber Moulton of Long minister Fidel Castro of Cuba to The U.S. envoy said the hemi­ demoIlshed^SO extensively dam­ cisions chairman, will participate er a MMiUnuing Russian disposition of ally against Communism. One Bible include Isaiah 40:81. St. Maurice’s Chnreh is to provide a comfortable, sim­ sea and a total of 15 days in ths trade prisoners taken In the abor­ If the present board of directors local arrangements. Elizabeth II and the historic secretary of state for American waa the warm-hearted brain child Beach, Calif., gueat preacher. Chll ple and effleient means for nuking sphere needed "efficient machinery aged and 1^ more suffered minor In the all-day People to People to mix into the affairs of the tur­ doubts that we intended them to CorrelaUvs pasaagM from Belton ports of Bordeaux, France; Usbon. tive Cuban Invasion for American decides to establish a persoimel of defense against intervention of trooping ot the color ceremony Republics Affairs. In 1952-53 hi and good deed of a Hartford at­ "Science and Health with Key to dren’a Church and Nursery, Rev. Bernard L. MoGurk, Pastor exouralona outside the epacecraft. appeals board by adopting an or­ Mrs. Abbie LeRoy damage as the tornado— a term Conference on June 17 at Hartford fascinated thousands of Moscow bulent and unsettled part of the be used for any other purpoae. torney lobbyist who is known for 6 p.m.. Youth Service. Portugal; Cadiz, Spain; and Ten­ made tractors. He said President the Soviet bloc as illustrated by finally tagged on the storm by a was on leave frqm Stanford as di­ the Scriptures," by Mary Baker Thq space hog is visualized aa erife, Canary Islands. dinance, Instead of changing the Mrs. Abbie Parkhurst LeRoy, 87, College for Women, 30 Elizabeth televiewers today. But Soviet JeU we supplied to BalisU's his sponsorship, for a fee, of 7 p.m.. Ehrangelistic Service. Kennedy should "call a halt now to the coi^uest of (Cuba by commu­ reluctant weather bureau — swept St, beginning at 10 a.m. rector of the Ford Foundation’s world which is auppose^y emerg­ Eddy, include page 317:34-38. Masses at 7, 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a preisure-tight, nonrrigid tube or Wahnquist is a graduats of the scandalous Tractors for Free­ charter, the approval of the vot­ nism." of Simsbury and formerly of Man­ authorities put strong competition Division of Overseas Activities. ing toward freedom and maturity, Cuba wound, up repelling the In- noble causes. He was a Democrat. Message by the pastor. The Rev. a.m. cylinder carrying sUifening-rlngs ers will not be necessary. through. Sibun, presently employed by on the (wposlng cim nel—Prem­ Bfaneheater High School. dom deal now under negotiation. Council President Eduardo Vic­ chester, d i^ Friday at her home. Fuller Brush, was born and edu­ A native of Cleveland, Ohio, vaaion of exiles which we support­ The other bill was commonly Community Baptist Church Alfred Swain of Bonner Spring, ------e— ______Instead of encouraging it as he has She Is survived by husband. New- Trees were uprooted, utility ier Khrushchev, President LeOnld But President Kennedy la not referred , to by the name of its Kan., guest preacher. tor Haedo replied that Uruguay “ is cated in England. He served as a Spaeth was graduated from Dart­ ed. If we had intervened directly 586 E. Center St. at the Green St. Bernard’s Church done. not yet ready to drop its long tra­ bold LeRoy Sr.: a stepson. John lines blown down, and bits of in­ I. Breznev and President Sukarno mouth College, was a Rhodes yet pictured aa putting two and supposed sponsor, but. unfortuna­ Rev. John B. Neubert, Pastor Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Prayer representative of a British export- ot Indonesia. There is no rating In the Invaalon battle, with jeta 27 St. Bernard’s Ter., Rockville "The Kennedy administration is Did You dition In defense of the principles Livingston LeRoy of Simsbury; sulation and other debris stuck in Scholar at Oxford, and taught at together and discovering tely, the name in question sedhried and Praiae Service. Rev. Patrick J. Mahoney, Paator crazy pattenw on wire fences. A import firm in Kenya before com­ service here to register which TV of our own, it would have been ignoring and flouting the judgment of non-inteiwentlon.” 'and five grandsons. ing to this country. the Yale Law School before going where hia own real atrength, and to be that of a rather high Dem­ 6:30 a.m., Sunday Church School and expressed wishes of an over- lawn chair was blown through a program drew the most watch­ LUTHERANS BELIEVE... Know That— He said Uruguay realizes the se­ Funeral services will be held With the background obtained to Stanford. He is married to the that of the United States, would American jets against American ocratic sUte official. Two Dem­ for all ages. Covenant Congregational Church Masses at 7, 8, 9, 10, and 11 a.m. ■whelming majority of the Ameri­ Sunday eveniag at 7 o’clock at the living room window, a utility pole ers. Reception of this f ^ t Lon- ocratic bUlii did not make a pair, 10:30 a.m.. Special Children'a riousness of the (Cuban situation, in Kenya, he will be a resource don-Moscow telecast was superb. former Sheila Grant. They have lie in such a situation. In all his jets. (Evangelical Covenant) can people in permitting further There are more than 50 dams but “armed intervention goes Charles H. Vincent and Sons waa lifted intact from the groiuid, and the high Democratic state Day program. Spruce St. near E. Center St. In the God who expresses Himself in three persons. . . and aid for the panel discussion deal­ It n-Bs a coproduction of Ckivlet two children, Carl Grant and Lau- It is impossible to be an armorer St. Francis of Assisi Church and rapid, progress toward con- on the 430-mile-long Wisconsin agrainst the most Inner feeling of Funeral Home. Simsbury. The Rev. yet the storm struck without ing with politics in Saturday's rin Sheila. public remarks, in fact, he speaks official waa apprised of' the fact 2 p.m.. Senior Youth Fellowship Rev. K. EJnar Bask, Pastor that doesn’t mean three gods! River. warning. -Television and BBC. to the world and always retain the meets at' the church to attend South Windsor Bumation of the blackmail ’TVactors our country." Norman S. Howell, will officiate. aolely of the approaching contest that there might be some trouble Rev. James F. Glynn, Pastor for Freedom deal ■with the Com­ Stevenson replied “We would ap­ Burial will be in Bucklond Ceme­ M ostfam llies in the 500-home < sa If It were naked power politics, feeling that your hands are clean. getting his bill through for him. Hartford Association meeting, 9:30 s.m., Sunday School classes Sti'aton Brook State Park. Bev. Raymond B. Yaskauskas First God expresses Himself in crextion. In the bodding 1 munist dictator Fidel Castro," 'New Mexico waa a territory preciate any suggestion to avoid tery, Manchester, at the conven­ 8ijJ>urM\vere eating 6r getting which we must be prepared to play We w^t for the arrival of a bet­ But then, lo and behold, it turned for kindergarten through adults. Assiatant Paator rose one sees the hand of a creator. In the majestic aunset Capehart said In a ^>eech prepared for 61 years, the longest period noh-lnterventlon from becoming ience of the family. *eaAy to ivhen the storm mt. It out that this had almost been a 3 p.m.. Church plaiming retreat 10:30 a.m.. Church time nursery. any state waited to join the union. to the very hilt of the eword. ter kind of world, with a better, at the home of Edward Kirkham, one sees the glorkb of a creator. for the Goshen Chamber of Com­ our tragedy.” was over before they could decide high tragedy of errors. .The cas­ 10:45 a.m.. Morning Worship. Masses at 7, 8, 8;15. 9, 9:10, merce. But even in contemporary more natural role, for this Amer­ Adelaide Rd. Sermon, "Today’s Shouting — To^ Sr- - *■ what had happened. Within an ica. ual reference to the bill by his 10:18, 10:80 and 11:30 a.m. Capehart said the Logan Act, The White House derives its hour the sun w a / shining; events there is the lesson he should name had been a little careless. He, morrow’s Echo." Second. Ciod mepresaes HtmseH in the person ot Jc which bars neg^otiations between name from the color of the paint Funerals COMF ONE! Jehovah’s Witnesses 5 p.m.. Children’s Day program Christ In JeeuS used to cover Are daimage during North Viet Nam Today, police, firemen and civil read. It lies in the contrast be­ fact, knew nothing of It. The Kingdom Hall Qirist one on tees God k>ving, feeding. Idr- private citizens and foreign gov­ real sponsor of the bill was a mem­ sponsored by the Sunday School. giving, healing. the War of 1812. defense units as well as some na­ tween the situation In Laos and In The Fraternitv 791 Main St. ernments except in specific cir­ Stephen D. Pearl tional guard troops are working ber of the House of Representa­ Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. Midweek cumstances, Should apply in this Seeking Red Aid that In the Congo Even reading about back ache Service of Bible study and pray­ Nut was the gfoddess of the Funeral services, largely at­ to restore the community back to tives whose name waa essentially 3 p.m.. Public Bible lecture. "Is The case. In Laos, the big power rivalries the same, in pronunciation at er. Third. (Jod expresses Himself in the lives of Qiristiant heavens in Egyptian mythology. tended, were held yesterday after­ its neat, trim self. They’ve got a promotes a premonitory throb and Jesus Christ the. Premised Mm - Capehart said he has received Saigon, South Viet Nam, June COME A L L ! XI He gives them guidance and strength for their daily lives. Dramatist Thomas L. Williains noon at the Watkins-West Funeral long way to go. have been at It nakedly, with Unit­ twinge In certain portions vital to leaat, as that of the state official, aiah?" ' thousands of letters from Ameri­ 10 iJP)—North Viet I Nam Premier but still not the same name. leoeiid Congregational Church is better known by his nickname Home, 142 E. Center St., for ed SUtes Infiitratlon and Influence our editorial equilibrium,"' and we 4:10 p.m., Watchtower study Doctor Says cans opposing the tractor trade, Pham Van Dong la off bn a trip Furthermore, blessedly, the gen­ 386 N. Main St. In each eaa;, it's the tame Cmd—hot He Vroresee. w :— if -Tennessee. Stephen D, Pearl, 100 Woodland pitted against Communist infiltra­ article, "Appreciating the Power Minister, Rev. PelU M. Davis arid that surveys and editorial to Iron dirtain countries apparent­ wish to extend our sympathy to tleman who was really pushing in three different ways. ly seeking help in easing the eco­ St., .who died suddenly Wednesday. tion and Influen.-e until the coun­ of Discernment.” (Heb. 6:l4.) Assoeiato Minister Surgery Is Sane Course comment show the people of the A grain is the smallest unit of 'The Rev. Felix M. Davis of Sec­ About Town President Kennedy aa quickly, ex­ the bill waa a Republican. Wednenday, 8 p.m;, GroUp Bible United States are overwhelmingly nomic effects of the serious food try itself has been tom apart, and So there could be happy end­ Mrs. RIcharE H. Plnney For Enlarged Preatate adv^rdupois weight. There are shortage facing his nation. ond Congregational Church of­ peditiously, and as generously as studies in the Bible aid, "Your Will Perhaps an example will help at this point. . . against it. 437.5 grains in an ounce. until the Issue Itself Is sucJi a tan­ possible, in order to get the very ing, and the unfortunate bonds­ The (Communist north of this di­ ficiated, and Frederick Werner Eighth District flfemen who wish Be Done on Earth." at 287 Oak­ 10 a-m.. Children’s Day. Morn­ By was organist. gled and hnpeles.1 mess that the men, whose customers skipped the land St.. 20 Marble St.. 18 Cham­ vided nation has financed a good to parade in New Hartford to­ thought out of our own mind be­ ing Worship Ssrvlfce. Nursery for HAKOLD THOBIAS HYMAN, M.D. The continent of Africa has only part of its Industrial development Burial was in Buckland Ome- members of the Unite^d KaUona, jurisdiction on them, could both bers St., and 12 Trotter St., all in small children. Service of Bap­ •H20 it the formula for water . for ice . . and for night should meet at the firehouse fore we, too begin empathettcal get their money back, after all. Written for Niagara Dwarfed six cities with populations of a n d agricultural mechanization tery, and bearers were Harry at 5:30. even If given the opportunity to do Manchester; and at French Rd., tism. Sermon, "In This la Love Newspaper Enterprise Assn. iteanvThe same abbstance expresses hseH In three different more than M million. suffering minua, of course, whatever would Bolton. ways. programs through the sale of rice. Rylander, Raymond and Gordon so at this late date, would prob­ Pertected.” Under normal conditions, the A . disastrous 1960 crop has led Reid, James McLoughlln, Heinz We have forced ourselves to proper fee in such circum­ Friday at Kingdom Hall, 7:25 1:45 p.m.. Mu Sigma Oil will By Victoria Falls North Dakota split its three The Friendship Circle of the Sal­ ably reject the Idea of having the read enough of the President’s case stances. And since, in the routine p.m.. Theocratic ministry school. prostate gland doesn't seem to do to serious shortages. Western Bartel and Thomas Wilkie. vation Army will meet Monday meet at the church with Mr. and 9oI>ri*nce does not change expresses electoral votes for the presidency sources here sky it’s possible North United Nations try to take re­ to learn that there are all kinds of course of human events, a bond 8:30 p.m.. Service meeting. Mrs. Stan Matteson for annual much of anything. It’s about the Salisbury, Southern Rhodesia— in 1892, giving one to the Demo­ evening at 7:45 at the church. Mrs. sponsibility there. forfeited is a bond forfeited and Theme, "He That U Faithful In HunteK m three different ways. It d oa not mean three gods. Viet Nam has continued, exporting William Myers William Johnson will be hostess. back aches, and all kinds of treat­ 'mystery ride” to end the season. size of a horie' chestnut End it sur­ "Sell Niagara," one American crats, one to the Republicans and rice to gain needed foreign ex­ In the Congo. Russia began the therefore a total loaa. the bonds­ Little Things." (Luke 16:10.) one to the People’s Party. Funeral services were held this ment, often depending merely upon men, in question would be ahead rounds the neck of the bladder like visitor cabled home after his first change. But they say It would be morning for William Myers of 13 Daughters of Liberty, No. 125, gams of Infiltration and influence Day's text, "M an.. .is God's image God . . . one aabstance . . . but three expression of at the expense of properly feed­ the Individual doctor-pne happens of the game no matter what the and glory; but the woanan la man’s a signet ring. sight of Viiitdria Falls. Situated.at Buddhism was founded by Sldd- Newman St. at the Walter N. Le- will meet in Orange Hall Tuesday In the classic power politics style. to ron.sult. aplit was. wouldn’t they? glory." (I Cor. 11:7.) When the prostate of a senior ing the nation's 16 million people. Qere Funeral Home, 23 Main St., at 8 p.m. Mrs. Robert Bell, in­ the northwest comer of Southern hattha Gautama, known as Bud- Pham Van Dong 1s expected to But, In the Congo, instead of go­ Area Churches citizen enlarges (hyper^ophies), dah, or the. Enlightened, who waa and a solemn Mass of requiem was stalling deputy, will make her of­ 9eriod. He left welcomed the chance to keep the 9:80 a.m., Sunday School for all frequent bladder evacuations. Revolution was fought near organist. the last meeting until September. one kind of back ache, which is Winter and OaiEcn S t. Naacheater of feet, the natives call the falls this week. Bearers 'were Edward, Joseph. Congo clean of the power politics "The man that wandereth out ages. 9 a.m.. Bundle School classes for When he visits his doctor, he is Hie Bev. Fnut C. Kalaer, Paator Oiarleston, S.C., Aug.'27, 1782. the misery, and that the only Sure "The Smoke That Thunders.” The premier Is -visiting only Com­ La'wrence, Stanley ahd William Robert Fuller will discuss his of the way of understanding shall 10:45 a.m., Holineaa service. Mu­ all agaa. Adult Bible class. Teacher amazed to team that he’s not prop- 8:66 AJE..—Holy Oemmnaien Discoverer Dr. David Living­ "TOWN ambitions of either of the two fire way to cope with it is to con­ erly emptying his bladder. This Is munist nations, indicating ho is on Myers, song of the deceased ) and recent trip to Europe at a noon remain in the congregation of the sic by Citadel Band. Sermon by training clast. 9:00 AAL-Jlhe Service, .Church- stone named them after his sov­ The six brightest stars. In order an 'economic mission rather than world power giants. The United tinue doing the thing that creates dead." ( Proverbs 2 1 ; 16-21). Maj. Lamle, ”T7te Tears of Jesus.' 10:15 a.m.. Church service. Ser­ difficult to understand imUl It’s ex­ ^ School and Nuraery of magnitude as seen from the Anthony Evans, son-in-law. meeting 'IPesday of the Kiwanis ereign, . any propaganda venture. Burial wag at St James’ Ceme­ Club at the Manchester Country Nations went into the Congo; Rus- it. This never cures it, but merely Jesus said once to the Phari­ 2 p.m.. Hospital visitation by mon, "Where Human Need Flnda plained that, at each of these fre­ ' 19:96 A JL—The Servlee, Church earth, are Sirius, (^uopus, Alpha quent trips, oply the overflow la This is contrast to foreign minis­ tery, and Father ilegan read the Club. aia was sent packing; there Is now sees: "You are lljce white-washed Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson and Mm. Help.” Service broadcast to Sunday Sehoel and Nnraeiy Centaurl, Vega. Oapella and Arc- ter Ung Van I ;hiem’s recently com­ MEETING" keeps It pliable. Often it results dlspos^ of. And It’s further ex­ committal. a fair chance the Congo may tombs. They look well on the out­ Thomas McCann. School rooms. Nursery during serv­ turus. pleted tour which Hanoi has been in a sort of permanent angle for side, but Inside they are full of 6:15 p.m.. Prayer eerVice. ice plained .that Increasing prostatlc Trouble Predicted Bowers School will have its an­ ivolve toward its own freedom and enlargement may result In a com­ hailing as a great diplomatic suc­ Mrs. Gladis Meehan nual PTA picnic at 6 p.m. Mon­ the back, which straightens out the bones of the dead." St. Paul 7 p.m.. Evangelistic service in iSieeday, 7:80 p.m., Church Ooun The cardinal is the state bird of cess. , Y*$, it's "town meeting" today and reaponsibility safely under the only when one lies down for the addresses his converts at Ephesus; Center Park. Special baivd and vo­ cil meeting. plete Obstruction so that not even- eight states. Funeral services for Mrs. Gladis day wheater permitting. this overflow will escape. In Berlin Fete In Africa the' foreign minister Meehan of 146 Cento)' St. were wing of the United Nations. last time. ’’You WERE dead in trespasses cal mualc. Sermon by Maj. Lamle, succeeded in getting diplomatic held this morning from the John F. The Women’s Fellowship of the overydoy in the pages of this nows- This case history of the Congo and sins." So the Bible says a man ’■You Can Start Over!” BoekviUe Baptist Chnreh . An operation usually ia proposad Red, white and blue are the col­ recognition from Morocco, Tunisia As the pseudo-scientific discus­ 89 Union St. Berlin, June 10 ,(/R—^The Com­ ors on flags of at least 10 na­ Tierney Fimeral’-^Home. 219 W. Second Congregational Church could be precisely the reason Rus­ can be dead long before he enters at this time and all too often re­ munist East German government and Senend, bringing to 10 the. sions of the President’s back af­ his grave. Emanuel Lutheran Church Reekvllla fused on thp grounds of age or un- Heading For The Beach? tions. (Center St., and at St. James’ will hold Its annual dinner - paper. seems determined on watering Be>’. Wtnthrep W. Famswerth, predicted trouble in Berlin next number of non-Oommunlst nations Church, where the Rev. Joseph Mc- at 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday. The firm,-this has been with man ever Jesus said to His disciples one C. Henry AoEerson, Pastor willingnais to undergo auigery. which recognize or have relations down and paralyzing the power of Pastor week when West Germany marks The ancient Romans had car; ‘Cann celebrated a solemn Mass of new officers who will assume their singe he did leam to walk. All that **ay. "I go away to prepare a place Arthur K. Oanrd, Intern NonoperaUva treatment la raqest- the eighth anniversary of the ahtl- with North Viet Nam. the United Nations. ships as big as America’s old requiem. duties in' September are Miss Faith Hera's whore everybody comes to has varied and progressed is the for you. You know where 1 am ed and then beglns a wasteful rou­ Red revolt 9:30 a.m., C hm h School class- tine of maaaages and gland and frigate, the Constitution. / The Rev. John D. Regan waa Fallow, president; Mrs. Robert If Uiat is the lesson Russia reads idea that something can be done going, and you know the way." 9 a.m.. Divine Worship and West Germans hold a national Saigon. South Viet Nam. June 10 Church School. Nursery class for ss for nursei7 'through adults. vitamin shots. This is attaated ^ deacon and the Rev. James G. Foster, vice president; Mrs. John get the town, state, notionoi and from what has happened in the St. Thomas was puzzled and said, 11 p.m.. Morning wonhip. Ser­ holiday to celebrate the uprising (Ah—One of South Viet Nam’s top O’Connell sub-deacon. Mrs. Jane Hayes, corresponding secretary; about It. This, even ft it be Illusion, "We don’t know where you are go­ 3-year-olda. Music by the Chapel too many letters to me from far which was stamped out with the Louisiana waa named from Louis governmeht leaders Is 6n hia way Congo, what should we read from is sometimes something of a com mon, "Judge Not7” Service of too many correapmdents. XIV of Prance. Maccarone was organist. MLss Maybelle Cunningham, re­ ing. How can we know the w ay?" Choir., Awnrds presented to dedication. Sid of Soviet army tanks. to Washington for talks on In­ cording secretary; Mrs. Wallace world nows. Here's where nine out ItT Now prostatlc massage makes creased U. S. military and eco­ Burial was in St. James’ Ceme­ fort,, although we think, to be can­ Jesus answered," I am the way. "These miserable failures of tery, with committal by Father Jones, treasurer; Mrs. Joel Hitt, Simply this; that we played the no more sense than trying to > counter revolutionaries" are go­ BED SPACE SHOT HINTED nomic aid. did, that the piocssses of attempt­ No man comes to the Father but Bochnm, Gennany, June 16 UP) McCann. assistant treasurer; and Mrs. John of‘^ten people start their shopping United Nations game in the Con­ by me." fi *»y nibbing ing to be used to sharpen the ten­ Secretary of State for the pres­ Buck, fellowship representative to ed cure are, more often than not, fanta. Music by the Emanuel It with enake oil. And, while —Hie Bodinm Observatory re­ idency Nguyen Dinh Thuan left Bearers were Robert Kozack, go, and won; and that we played Walk in Jesus’ , Way and you Thloottvllle'Congregntioiial Church sion over Berlin in the next few Joseph Mc(3arthy, Thomas Quinn, the district. \ . . . reddii^ the ads to see what's worse than the original back It­ Choir. Sermon at both servicea there s a remote chance that the days, said ‘Neues Deutschland, offi­ ported unnsnally heavy traffic yesterday. The government said the power politics gams in Laos live. Walk away from Him and you Robert K. Shlmodn, Bllnlator size of the- gland might be aome- today on the ^ v tet radio fre­ Robert Rankin, Joseph Reg;an and self. walk with the dead. by Arthur Oaard, "An InvitaUon.” cial Communist party paper. he would be Ip Washington for The Manchester Watee will and lost' what reduced temporarily by hor­ quency normally nsed for space several weeks. William Shamm. » now in tho ltoros. There is only one positive com­ •Thou art the way: to Thee 11 a.m.. Children’s Day service, mone Injections there’s no hope satellites. It speculated the Rus- meet Tuesday evening at the Ital­ Playing" the Uivited Nations fort we can offer the President alone from aln’ and death we flee; Concordia Lotberan Chnreh with baptism and program ctwi- The 37-year-old official is re­ ian American Club on Eidridge St. Winter snd GmEeu Sta. that vitamins will cause any I t ^ '<•1* a n a llh V Eveo Tried Chewing ■lens might b » preparing a new garded by some as the No. 3 man , gams In the Congo, we played prl- His invention of the rocking chair And he who woujd the Father seek ducted by the Sunday SchocE de­ shrinkage. Announcer’s Fault Weighing in 'will be from 7 to 8. Bov. Paul C. Kstoer, Paator the Manchuter Evening Herald delivflred every day t- moon shot or space fll^t. Ob- In Sdnth Viet Nam In power and Mrs. George Whidtfeldt, chairman ; marily fo r law and order and established a certain bond of unity must seek Him, Lord, ,by partment No nursery. Oresten Usually I’m one of the last to DenVer <(8V^Mark Freeman, sfFvatory Dlreetor Helnx Ka­ Thou Art the Way. the Truth, the your vacation addreas. influence — behind President Ngo New York (IP)—Rocky Bridges, of the ways and means (mnunlttee,. peace, and won prestige and rv- a n Mr. and Mrs. Roger Spanoef. raSommend surgery. But If the commenting about bis efforts to minski said the frequency had Dlnh Diem and hla brother, politi­ and understanding with the would- Life; Grant us that Way to know, ‘ 8 a.m.. Holy Communion. Deacon oC the day ia Gay Bimoa* reserve Inflelder with the Los An­ will be In charge o f the program. apect. while'we did ao. But beyond ^ U em a n who have written in will iDBiCIBlPTaOT lA lM ■tick In the major leagues aa a been sileat for elgfit days but cal adviser Ngo Dinh Nhu. iianrifrstrr be leisure classes. But his present that ^ t h to keep, that Life to 9 and 10:80 a-m.. Service, cclll. Uehers wHl be mentben pitcher with the New 'Ytork. Yan­ geles Angels, says he didn’t come Tile board of directore will meet i3turch School and-nursery. a t take my advice, they will seek the WM fun of traflle this morning Although the United States has by his nickname in a natural way. that we may also win, may wa not, suffering gives him a bl-partiaan win.. Whpee jo j« eternal flow." Nicholas Dauih’a claae. kees and Chicago Cuba, comment­ Monday at 7:30 p.m, at the home 4 p.m., Oonflrmand’e n tly In only method of relief at their com­ On May 15, Kamliitkl reported promised increased aid to thie Com­ "I got It at Greenville, N.C., when of the president, Mre. James Mea- the pracUcal, tangible, strategic bond with Americana of all class­ Amen. V------~z~~^— •’ “• l*Ie6n. Pienlo lunah’aerved on mand. And, with modern tech- THBBB HONns ...... |M g ed: "I tried chewing tobacco, just hearing female voloea ea a So­ 4 2^J™****’ I ^ v e church at 3:3o| the chunh grounOa by mamben oE munist-threatened nation, there I played there in 1948," says cham, Rt. 6. fHvOsga of being able to tako the es and persuasions. Ehten as w# Mt Rev. Paul C. Kalaer, lee, they will be pleasantly eur- Ilka the big leaguers do. 'niat viet wav# length aad said the are reliable reports that the two Rocky. "The park announcer said OoiiconUa Lutheran Church., ^ a-aoiBm Pilgrim FeUowahlp. at the ease ahd apeied didn’t work, elUier." Freeiqan Rneelens nfigtS be on the verge 9.90 p.m „ Luther Laaguaa. 'oam ee will be coodueted by the, a t . M YAHJ IN ADVANCI govenunenU do hot see eye to eye he couldn’t call me Everett or La There wUl be a cake sale after •ells Investmenta la Denvpr In the o f eendlng a epim efa|p o p with on an forms they take, especially all Meeeee at S t Bartbolomew \ off ■eiimb Mar Bridges so he called me wonmabowfl, in the' noa-lnilltaiy a ea a o to io szeas. ‘ R ocky” Cbureb tomorrow. h

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Barreto for sale. M A M tors, pipes and flra bricks, doors gets down to business tonight “ All I hope is that he. comes A66; Romano, Cloveland, JI41. more sprin^inir a last-innin^j AMEKIOAN LKAOim then outpointed Maxim in two after me like he says he will,” Rubbish Removal Service, Ml and windows. Open daily 3:80-6 TWO BEIGE club chairs, formica in defense of his piece of t^ title defenses. Hits—Plersall, * Cleveland, 74; PLEASE READ YOUR AD .p.m., 8-4 Saturdays. Yard at Stock kitchen set, rotisseris. Call M l ambush and backing their w . I,. P et said Moore. "It could be inter 9-9767, OA. light heavyweight title Rinaldi, soUdly built and deep- Kubek, New Yoric, 71; B. Robin* Clasalflafi «r ” Waat Ads* tm takaa ever the pbehe aa a eoa- >Place off North Main St'. Cboman’s 3-2083. shaky pitchers with the best 2 l” ^****^ u u .sea esttiig and an early evening.” son, Balttmoro and Tompio, aeve* SAM’S UPHOLSTERY - ReUred r AMPMSIbEfi.'mil l« A ^ against young, husky Giplio ohMted, .earned his big chance by Moore’s record in 212 fights 1s vealeaea. 'Chs advertlaar...... ahsuidtea read d ils ad the ------FIRST DAY IT Housewrecking, MI 9-2392. bullpen brigade in the busi- * M 20 .aso Rinaldi o f Italy. land, 67; Cash, Detroit, 64. APPEARS aad REPORT ERBUSS to ttma for the asst toaei^ from the shop. Can take care ef A>V8ME)),ARN/ . CUYtK>Bin«ioil,VlTR>OLAr ZENITH television set 17” eonsnis SI iM Aoe outpointing Moore In a non-UUe 18^-28-6. He has been s t o n ^ six MONTWlATIR.CUFn/ with UHF, excellent condition, MI n e «, have gaine<’ ^ I If the grayin g, U%-yaar-old g r o u n d e r in the msgnifleent Homo Rnn»—Marls, New York, Mob. The Herald la respaaslhla tor oaly ONE tooorrect or omitted ail your upholstering ^ needs St JWEWERR ABOifi-n my.BUr W@)|^v^U1AKeoUR8UfiME«5 S7 so JSOO times. Rkialdl has been stopped 18; Mantle, New York, 16; Cola*' ' great savings. Call CH 2-2378. ' florroLP-FAeilioMEP Diamonds— Watchi 3-8900. marvel hasn’t lost too much in the piympie Sports Palace In Rome, once—on cuts—and supposedly huwrtkm tor any adverttNinSBt aad thea paly to toe exteat of a cialons with Detroit for the Ameri- w ^ S S igtoi SO 20 .400 vlto, Detroit, 16; Gentile, Balti­ Jewelry 48 Ittt OcL 29. Moore was a plump never has been floored. *hnakv good” toaerttoa.' Errors whleh ds aot Issssa ths valos st All TYPES screens repaired with AMUTYMPMIW I can League ‘ lead. SO SO .48t more, 14; Cash, Detroit, 13. the advertlssmsBf wUI aot he oorrected by “oislie good” taserttoa. Father ’nine, he figures to k n o^ 190 K to Rinaldi’s 18114. Record To Be Tested aluminum screening. Call Ml UF.TKE’/HAflCVeil LEONARD W. YOST, Jewelers — THRIFT'ir 30 ” Frlgidalre electrto They knocked off the second tiiiu»n^**^ ‘ m m ‘IJ? Pitching (Based on 8 or moro 1 5 . Die M-year-old Itahap from Although Moore was given a With the light slx-ouhce gloves 9-4633 for free pick-up Or leave HORCIDSAr^r Repairs, adjusts watches expert­ range. Call Ml 3-8506 after 4 p.m. 1 place Tigers S-4 on a ninth-inning I ” * to •? Anslo within live rounds of theis m an^toiy eight^tcount while lean­ ded8ions)-r-Grant, Cleveland, 7-0, home run by Bubba Phlllipa last ''' « !1 'SR in use, Rinaldi’s no-fall record 1.000; Latman, aevelsnd, 5-0, YOUR COOPHRAIION WILL at 447% Main St., 11-1 daUy. ly. Reasonable prices Open 'Tues­ scheduled 15-rbunder at Madison ing back against the ropes in the day through Saturday, Thursday AUTOMATIC Whirlpool washer to night for a 2-1 lead In the four- • * ” * ^ , ‘ * * - ” will be put m the test. As cus­ 1.000; Schwall, Boston, 4-0, 1.000; BR APPRECIATED Dial Ml 3-2711 ALL KINDS of brick and stone good condition, first WO takes It, *'^*>>W* *«w i«a Squnn Garden. romd, Rinaldi was awarded tomary for Otle fights in New Terry, New York, 3-0, 1.000; Mos- evenihgs, 129 Spruce St. MI 9-4387. I game showdown. That edge is like w e v e ^ c t by only a slim margin. work, plastering and concrete. JA MI 9-1043. wampum in the bank for the In­ Washington 1-10, Chicago 0-0, Archie’s vitality is ths only ques­ York, the three-knockdowns-in-one sl, Detroit. 6-1, .867. (first game 10). Tb» Associated Ptms scorecard 9-8726, MI 4-0483. juns, who now are sure of riding tion mark in this television (A ^ O round rule will be waived along Strikeouts—Ramoo, Minnesota, HOLLYWOOD BED outfit, new ^ t o n .8-1, S-5. TV, 10 p.m.,) scrap. If he’s got had Moore ahead in rounds 6-3 Lust and Found Automobiles for Sale 4 Flowers— Nursery Stock 50-B out of town in first place no mat- with two even. with the mandatory eight-count 86; Bell, aeveland and Ford, New Orthopedic mattress, complete for New York g. Kansas a t y 0. enough Jeft H wUl be over early. rule. Scoring will be by the York, 64; Barber, Baltimore and 360. MI 3-4974. I ter what happens into today's ser- , The black-hained Italian, who LOST—Uttle. Leagua baseball AN’HQUE 1932 Model “ B” Ford RUBBISH removed, yards cleaned. GEIRANTUMS 35c and 50c each; I lea windup at Detroit. Cleveland 5, Detroit 4. Moore is favored at odds ranging rounds system. Pascual, Minnesota, 69. mask, Waddell Field, Call Lee MI 9-1104. porch boxes planted. Ageratums, flrdm 8-6 to 2-1. was only one-year-old when Archie Tudor. Hobby Shoppe, 403 Center MAPLE HUTCH, table and chairs, It was the ninth time this sea- Minnesota at Baltlmoie, post- A i^plementary point system Runs—Mantle, New York, 44; Fracchia, MI 3-8584, Street. MI 9-7233. sweet alyssum, calendula, zinnia, ponede Tills wfll be Moore’s ninth de­ atuted boxing pro a quarter- CONCRETE construction, side­ maple commode, electric stove I son the Tribe has won a game in tarv ago, hai i will 1» used to help break draws. Colavito. Detroit, 48; Wood and marigold tali and dwarf, dahlia, Today’s OamM fense o f the title he woii 8H y ago, h u a fair. 25-6 record Although the fight Will be shown Cash, Detroit ' and Maris, New LOST-rGray kitten in rear , of MUST SELL—1956 Chevrolet, V-8, walks, patios, steps, dry-wells, any and refrigerator, desk, and adding the last inning, the top total in the SSc a dozen, 3 dozen 31, tomato, machine. MI 3-4823. O ev ^ d (BeU 4-4) at Detroit ago and his first since ho flattened vnlh eight . knocKouta He is the on telethon in the city as well York, 40. ^ . ' Orange Hall Wednesday. night. automatic, 4-door station wagon. tVpe of cement repair. Very rea­ cabbage, lettuce, pepper and I league for final fiings, and hung (Bunnlng 4-5). U|dit heav^welkbt ehsm- sonable. BU 9-1489. Pfiintliig>-PBpBriiif 21 Help Wanted— Male 36 Articles For Sale 45 yet another scalp in the bullpen. crude but powerful Yvon DureUe as coakt-to-coast, Gsinlen of­ NA'nONAL LEAGUE Finder please call MI 9-3537. MI 9-0386. celery planta. SSc dozen, 3 dozen V (Daley 4-7) at Now df Canada at Montreal 22 months ficials expect to attract a crowd Barry Latman gbt this one. his Batting (Based on 100 or moro FOUND—Pomeraniem. white, lighi BATHROOMS tiled, additions, re- EDCTERIOR and Interior painting. m a r r ie d m a n with car to serv­ SPECIAL SALE picnic tables, 3’ 31. Open Sundays. Ponticelli's York (Ford 8-2). ago. He weighed 174% pounds for Otf his victory—even if dis­ of 10,000 as a gross gate of |80,- 1951 HARDTOP Chevrolet, new bat- Greenhouse, 433 N. Main St. Musical Instrnmientfl 6.1 fifth victory .jjrithout defeat, with MlnnesoU (Pasonal 4-0) at puted and close- he has to be at bats)-M oon, Los Angeles, .858; brown spot on top of head, male. tery, 4 tires, never been used, rea­ modejllng, mason and cement work .Paperhanging. Wallpapar books. ice established Fuller Brush cus­ lumber, 6 foot 313.50, 8 foot 316.50. 4 2/3 innings of one-hit relief— that return fight Since then 000 at prices ranging from 33 to Hoab, , 662: Aaron. timore (Brown 6-2). Die National B o x in g Associa­ conceded a chance to beat the old Call Lee Fracchia, Dog Warden, sonable. MI 3-3350. contractor, roofing, painting. Wallpaper removed. Ceilings. tomers, Manchester - Willimantic Delivered assembled W. Ztnker, USED UPRIGHT piano taken to giving Tribe relievers a record of 316. The big money comes from Milwaukee, 644; Santo, Chicago Workmanship guaranteed. No job Floors. Good clean workmanship. area, 3M-3100 weekly to start plus Ml 0-5444. C hlca^ (Ptsarro 0-0) at Wash­ tion has stripped him of his title. in u . But Giulio haf not shefem to TV, which is paying 3160,000. MI 3-8594. Household Goods 51 trade on the famous TTiomos four victories and five saves while ington (Hobangh (S-8). •"2i“ tage in his workouts here. and Bnrgeas, Ptttabnrgh, 687. 1956 FORD CONVERTIBLE, fully too small. 152 B-1 Park Bt. MI Fully insured. Reasonable rates. expenses. Call PI 2-6488 or CH organ. Also, used spinet piano and' Qeveland has won 11 of its last 12 He is recognised by New York, Moore has been guaranteed Hits — Pinson, Cindnnatl, -66; , equipped, good condition. TR 3-1406 for personal interview ap­ PICNIC TABLES, attached seats Los Angeles (Moeller 1-4) at Massariiusetts and Europe. The Italian has displayed little 9-8732. Leo Pelletier, Ml 9-6828 or Ml RENT A TAPE recorder as low as one floor model 'ITiomaa organ. games. 3100.000 plus 312,000 expenses. Santo, Chicago and Clem ente. Annonneements 6-6008. 9-5082. pointment. 2” lumber zinc plated bolts, 6 foot Ward Music Co., 99 Summer. Open Boston (Monbooqnette 5-6). power and appears wide-open. If Rinaldi wUl coUect 326,000 plus ex­ 60c daily. Marlow’s, 867 Main. Call Third place New York stayed Came Off Floor M presses Archie—as he must to Pittsburgh, 66; Aaron, MUWaukee, 319.95, 8 foot 322.95. Also 10 and MI 9-5221. evenings. Free parking at our Sunday’s Schedule penses. (A.LA.) — AUTOMOBILE LEGAL EXTERIOR AND interior painting, MILLER PHARMACY requires 12 foot. Delivered. W. Zlnker, M3 I within three games of Cleveland Minnesota at Boston (2), l;M Prevlouslly he had come off the win—and leaves an opening, it 64; Wills and T. Davis, Los An­ HouMbold SfiiriMfi door. I by beating the Kansas City A’s 8- pjn. floor three times in the first round The weigh-in was scheduled for geles, 68. AstoclStion, Special Representa­ 335 TAKES THIS 1950 Ford, a fix-it decorating, ceilings, floors, paper­ full-time clerk for general drug 9-5444. TORO LAWNMOWERS at reduced I would be disastrous. That is If 12 noon in the Garden lobbyj, If tive, C. W. Barnett, 28 Otis St., find. MI 9-1874. Offered 13>A 6. Washington swept a twi-night Los Angeles at New York of his first fight with Durelle and Archie’s reflexes aren’t shot. It’s Home Runs—Cepeda, San FYan- hanging, steaming. Oean work- store work. Experienced pre­ prices. Ride, rotary, reel models FOR SALE—Upright piano, good (2). Archie makes the weight easily Manchester, Conn., Ml 8-7424. manah^. Free estimates. No Job ferred. Must be neat, presentable TV ANTEI^NA Bonanza Sale— In with wind-tunnel grass bag attach­ condition. Asking 3125. Call MI I double-header from the Chicago 12 pjn. knocked out the fisherman-fighter bound to happen some night and cisco, 16; Mathmvs, Milwaukee, 16; HUDSON JET 1953 4-door sedan, WEAVING of Bums, moth Holes in the 11th round. Archie weighed and doesn’t look peaked, the odds end tom clothing, hoolsry runs, too small, John Verfallle, MI and reliable. Driver's license. No our famous do-lt-youraelf depart ment. Marinw’s, Inc., 867 Main, 3-4824 any time. White Sox, winning 1-0. In 10 In- Chicago at Baltimore (2) Giulio is hoping tonight’s the Robinson, Cinrinnatl, 14; Banks, good condition. 3200. Call after 6 ment, Rabbit Ears, regular 37.96 nings, and 10-9. Boston defeated " ------— “ 173 3/4 for that one, Dec. 10,1958. night. probably will skyrocket by fight Chicago, Freese, ancinnatl, Moon. handbags repaired, aipper re­ 3-2521. phone calls. Miller's Pharmacy, MI 9-5221. Kansas City at Cleveland (2). time. Rinaldi said yesterday he P en on a ls p.m, MI 3-0887. 299 Green Road. now 89c: Hideaway Rabbit FOR SALE *-Set of Deagan bells, Los Angeles 5-3 in the first game Washington at Detroit (2). Moore, holder of the world rec­ ’He can’t punch hard when he’s Los Angeles and Mays, San Fran­ placements, umbrellas rqialred. ord of 130 knockouts, has flattened weighed 173H- Moore said he PAINTINO AND paperhanging. Ears regularly 310.95, now 2% octaves, good condition 325. of a twi-night pair, but the An­ Monday’s Schedule going back,” said Giulio. "I no- cisco, 11. EUBCTROLOX Salsa aad Berries, FOR SALE—1950 Chevrolet, 40,000 men’s shirt collars reversed and Good clean workmanuiip at rea­ 31.49; UHF, indoor ^hintenna USED FURNITURE. Ml 8-7449. MI 9-3206. 105 Spring Street. his last six challengers in title weighed 170^ and would have no bonded raprasontottvs, AUrsd miles on rebuilt motor, needs new replaced. Harlow’s Uttle Mend­ gels took the nightcap 5-1, with Minnesota at Boston, 2 p.m. Oced that that in my fight with difficulty. Pitching (Based on S or moro sonable rates. 80 yean In Man­ regularly 38.95, now 32.95; stacked Ryne Duren striking out seven in fights. Only Joey Maxim has gone decisions)—Miner, San Francisco, AmeU, 906 Ranry St. TaL Ml clutch; also, large, llring room ing Shop. Help Wanted— Los Angeles at New York, him and I saw what Rocky Mar­ ’.^ h le will dry out (take no chester. Rajmeod Flska Ml aluminum conical, 39.99; Channel a row for an AL record. The Mln- pan. the distance with him at the 176 ciano and Floyd Patterson did to 6-0, 1.000; Dnffalo, San Francisco, 84)480. chair, 345, good condition. Call Male or Female 37 pound division Umit. Uqulds) as usual overnight and MI 9-6008. WASHER . REFRIGERATOR re­ 9-9237. 8 Yagi, 31.99; UHF bow tie, 31.99 Three Rooms of Furniture Wearing Apparel— Furs 57 nesota-Baltlmore game was rained Chicago at Baltimore. him when I watched the fUms. 8-0, 1.000; Podres, Loo Angeles, pairs. Prompt, economical, ex]pert, 10 foot mast pipe, 32.99; Red Bird FROM MODEL HOME out. The strong-armed, master boxer Jrill make it easUy,” said Trainer RIDE WANTED from Manchester EXTERIOR PAINTING. We spe­ SOCIAL WORKER for employment WHITE UNIFORMS in first-clasa Kansas a t y at aeVeland. They pressed him and they Dick Sadler. 6-1, .867; Koofax, Los Angeles, 8-2, guaranteed. Phone Ml 9-4587, Pot- with State of Connecticut, college chimney mounts, 90c; VHF wire, 60(U Haddix, Pittsburgh, 4-1, 600. Center to Route 44A, Twin Hill cialize in commercial,.residential, condition, size 40-42, Reasonable. Only Games Scheduled. section, leaving Manchester at 5. terton’s, 180 Center St. graduate or 4 years employment 2c per foot. Also tubes, parts and Cost Ovei*$700 INDIANS-TTOBBS _ Philliifc’ SMkeonto — Koofax, Los An­ Trailers 6-A industrial, and trim Jobs. Big or accessories on sale. Quantity limit­ MI 3-5422. Tel. PI 2-6580. small we do them all. Joseph in social or group work, probation, I wiiming shot came on a 3-2 pitch NA*nONAL LEAGUE geles, 79; Drysdale, Los Angeles, 1963 FORD F-lOO truck with Kamp RADIO-TV REPAIRS all makes. teachiilg, or technical work in ed. Open evenings till 9, Satellite NEVER BEEN USED by Paul Foytack (3-4), the loser, W. L. Pet. O.B. 75; WUUams, Los Angeles, 68; Cars, phonographs changers. Dionne, contractor. Call MI 3-0494. Electronics Service, 165 School St. Radio, TV Sports WANTED-^Ride from Manchester King Camper, _sleeps 4, sink, public or private personnel. Many Sale Price $388 Wanted—^To Boy 58 in relief. Willie Kirkland also horn- Dos Angeles .. 32 22 A9S — BrogUo, S t Louis, 66; Mahaffey, to Granby Street, Bloomfield, 8-6. stove, ice box.1 MI ■ 3-6480. Honest , economical. Guaranteed 90 openings throughout state. Apply Manchester. MI 9-1786 ered for the Indians, delivering a I Cincinnati .... 30 21 .588 Yj PhUadelphla. 61. Call MI 9-SSOl alter 5. days. Famous for service for 30 Conn State Employment Service. Saturday— years. Phone MI 9-4537. Potter- TYRRELL FOR painting and 1958 CHEVROLET sedan, low Pay Only $4 Week WE BUY, 8E3J. or trade antlqus three-run belt as they scored four I San Francisco 29 22 .569 II/, Rinaldi, Father Time Runs—Mays, San FYandseo, 40; paperhanging.' MI 8-7026, 806 Main Street, Manchester. A in the third Inning off starter Phil Pittsburgh .. .25 BolUng. Milwaukee, 88; Boyer, S t READINGS-AdVlce on ell prob­ ton’s. mileage, clothesline poles, bean and used furniture, chins, gliiiu, 23 .821 4 ls*6—This Wed( in Sports, Auto Driving School 7-A public employment service— no Sacrificing complete bedroom, silver, picture frames end old Regan. Latman had Just one lapse, St. Louis ...... 24 Channel 3. Ij>nlB, 87; Wills, Los Angeles, 86; lems, 700 Park St., Hartford. Call poles, chainsaw circular saws I 24 JiOO 6 FLAT FINISH HoUand wtafiaw fee charged. truck Jack. MI 0-1353. complete living room and kitchen coins, old- dolls and guns, (lobhy giving up a tying double by Rocky Milwaukee . . . .22 26 JM8 7 2 pjn.—Red Sox va. Angels, Mathews, MUwaukee, 65. JA 4-6739. PREPARE FOR driver's tsiL decorator furniture from model dis­ r?-47-ri://ve T « After Moore’s Crown Ages 16 to M. Drlring end class abodes mads to measura. All Electrical Services 22 collections, attio contents or whols Colavito after relieving Bobby | Oilcago ...... 20 30 .400 10 Cha^l 3; W n c 1080. TWO GALLONS of premium oil play home. W# will give you free estates. Furniture Repair Service, >4$ A* Lodke in a two-run fifth inning. 2 p.m.—Yanks va. A’a, room. Three Instructors. No wait­ metal Venetian blinds at a new Philadelphia .. 17 31 AatompbOes for Sale 4 tow price. Keys made while you FREE ESTIMATES—Prompt ssiv- Situations Wanted— $1.09 plus tax. formerly at Triple delivery and free storage up to one TalcottvUle, Conn. Tel. MI S-T4M. The Indians, who won the ser­ Channel 8; WKNB 810. ing Manebestsr Orivlag Acade­ ics on all types of slectrical wir­ year. Friday’s Results New 'York — (iNEA) __ my. PI 2-7349. wait, Marlow’s. Female 38 X-Store now at Coronet Gas. Refill ies opener 1-0, then lost the aec- Chicago 11, Milwaukee'10. 2 p.m.—Orioles vs. Twins, > training at VlUaggio Itallh, OLDER CARS mechanics sps- ing Ucensed and Insured. Wilson your old can. 568 Center St. Chaimel SO. Archie Moore Is aimed with ■ another rustic retreat In the NORMAN’S I ond iame of 'Thursdays twi-night St. Louis 8, Cincinnati 4. etols, fixlt yoursaU cars, always MOAt LOOC'B Manchestar’s lead- SAM’S UPHOLSTERY - Retired EHectrical Co., Manchester, MI DICTAPHONE operator, stenogra' Rooms Witiiont Board 59 douVMheader 2-1, put this one 4a0—TV Race of Week, a potent'punch and a lifetime Catskills. 9-4ta7. Glaatanlniry, ME 8-7879. pher, excellent experience and FARMALL TRACTOR with very 443 HARTFORD ROAD Los Angeles 3, Philadelphia 1. socumulkUon of boxing guile a good selscUoa. Look bebind our Ing driving school. Three skilled from the shop. Can take care of away with the help of a rookie’s Channel lA An accomplished spaghetti offleo. Douglas Motms, 833 Main. all yoitr upholsterlM needs at references would like part-time good tires and heavy duty 2-wheel MI 8-1524 FURI4ISHED rooms, complete light Fifth Change in Last Seven Days San Francisco 9, Pittsburgh 6. for his l&-round defense of courteous Instructors. Oase room housekeeping tacUltlea. Cratrally } running^ error. The g:ame ended Today’s Games 6 p.m.—Big Time Wrestling bender, he gave up starches Instructions for 18, 17 year olds. great savings. Call (% 2-2378. work evenings and weekends. Call trailer, 3395. PI 2-7211. Before you buy furniture any with ah odd doubleplay when Channels 8, lA toe Ilght-heavyweigtat cham- and cut his dally intake to two NEED A CAR and had your credit Private InstnictioiiB 28 MI 9-6696, where—shop at Norman’s. located. Children accepted—limit­ ClnclnnaU (J«r '6-3) at S t pionship at Madison Square Telephone Mr. MorUoek, Director ed. Mrs. Dorsey, 14 Arch SL, Man- catcher Johnny Romano grabbed 10 .p.m.—Fight of Week, double sirloins, a ton o f vege­ turned down? Short on down pa of Driver Education. Ml 9-78I8. HAROLD A SONS, Rubbish ramov- Louis (Simmons 2-4). Moore va. RInaldL Garden tonight. international l e a g u e ment? Bankrupt? Repoasesaieh? al, cellars, and attics cleaned. QUALIFIED TUTOR all Junior LARGE WARDROBE trunk in good cheater. I a foul pop by Steve Boros, then Philadelphia (Roberts 1-7) at tables and a gallon of orange High and High School subjects. BENDDC economat washer, good Drysdale Wins Fourth, nsdled pinch-runner George Thom­ Channd 8. The ancient ona who has Juice. Guillo’a weight fell low­ NORMAN’S Don’t give up! See Honest Doug LARSON’S Conneetlcut'a tint li­ Ashes, papers, all rubbish. Harold WANTED—Typing done at home. condition. MI 3-8504. Is)s Angeles (Podres 6-1). enjoyed toe ^ longest Indian Coach Dan Sullivan, Assistant las, get the lowdown on the lowest censed driving achool, toained — Hoar. Ml 9-4034. Contact MI 9-6814. MI 9-0209. running condition, 325. MI 9-8568. FURNISHED ROOM, complete as as he tried to go from first to Pittsburgh (MizeU 4-3) at San er than his manager-trainer BIDING GARDEN tractor, excel housekeeping facilities, between second after the catch. Sunday— Summer sln^e Methuselah, Luigi Proletti liked, so he went Dan Carlin; David Bakulskl, down and smallest payments any Certified end approved fa now of­ Francisco (McCormick 6-5). 1:30—Bed Sox vs. Twins, will be opposed by Father Brian Sullivan, John Hughes, where. Not a small loan or finance fering classroom and bshlad lent copdltion, all attachments, Center and Memorial Hospital. Milwaukee back to his customary diet of Bonds— Stocks Mortgages 31 Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 complete 3325. Call MI 9-5996. FRIGIDAIRE electric ra ^ e for Elderly woman preferred. Cali MI Favorite Patsies vAwir»o D__ (Burdette 4-6) at Channel 3; WTIC 1080.. Time and a hustling ItaUan pasta and spumoill and moved Mark Johnson, James Leber, Den- company, plan Douglas Motors, trheel Instruction for teenagers. Building-Contractins: 14 7106. 383 Main St. sale in good condition. MI 8-’ 8-5539. Mickey Mantle, each crashing 2 pjn.—^Yanks vs. Angels,' named Giulio Rinaldi who has, to an apartment above Leone’s " ‘^Wlnot’ Gary Minor, Richard Ml 9-6075. MORTGAGE MONEY —We can XIINIATURE Dachshunds, Smooth AIR CONDITIONER Carrier, 84 Sunday’s Schedule Channel A WKNB 810. In Archie’s words, “an over­ O Grady, Richard Daub, Roy A. A. DION, INC. Roofing, siding, XT_ -WIT -4 n. , . I home nuiH,runs, arovedrove in six ronsnins be-oe- ReaUurant in New York and painting. Carpentry: Alterattons supply any amount of money. black and tan, AKC., registered ton deluxe model, used one sea^ STERIUZED used furniture and MUwaukee at Oilcago (2). 2 pjQ.—Orioles vs. White ^ x , abundance of energy." Terms tojtlt your needs. Handled appliances, excellent condition New Y ork, June 10 (/P)— ‘‘'wmnlng four in a row for the first I tween them for the Yankees. Mar- worked out next door to be urn®®; .**?**®'^ Murphy, William 1959 RENAULT Dauphlne, good Garage-Service— Storage 10 and additions. Ceilings.leillhgs Workman' with fine blopd lines and pedi­ son, 385. MI 3-0579. Don Drysdale, picking on his “ *** climbing back to .500 is’ 18th homer, tops in the majors, Cincinnati at St. Louis (2). Channel SO. The nationaUy televised en­ near the source of supply. HUlnskl, Joseph Cataldl, Tim Cun­ with strict confidence and exped­ grees. Call htl 3-7837, NEW bronze-brass and chrome Continued on next page Philadelplila at Los A ngles. ningham, John Mlchallk. condition, asking 3850. MI 8-0485. ship guaranteed.I. m Autumn . 8t favorite patsies, is a winner J 20 came with a man on base and gagement wlU be Moore’s In 25 years of campaigning, WEST SIDE—Double garage for MI 8-4860, iency. J. D. Realty, 470 Main St., dinette sets, mattresses, and other *^.**-. • decisive, 6-3 lead broke a 5-6 Oe in the seventh Pittsburgh at San Frandaco. 213th fight, Rinaldi’s 31st. Moore has won 181, lost 25, 1954 FORD STATION wagon, good storage or cars. 34 Deepwood MI 3-6129. TORO POWER handle mower and items, 30%-40% off. Credit terms, again for the first time in a Monday’s Schedule Rons Batted In—Gentile, Baltl PAGANICATERERS TWO CUTE kittens need a home. snow plow, 3135. MI 9-1454. no down payment. LeBlanc Furni V** * three-iun against Ray Herbert (3-6). Luis more, 48; Cash, Detroit 46; Ma The 26-year-old Rinaldi, been held to six draws and condiUon. Can be eeen at Superior Drive. MI 9-8946. CARPENTRY—Roofing, remodel­ month, and the Los Angeles Loa Angeles at San Fraadsco. •who was one when Moore had , Fitzgerald,’ Assistant Call MI 8-2321. ture Hospital, 195 South Street ‘" " ‘"k* Ken Boyer’s singleJ Arroyo (2-2) won it in relief, rts. New York, 46; CoUvlto, De­ scored a record 130 knockouts. Service, 185 Main Street! Good ing, repairs. No job too small. Ed Business Opportunities 32 TAX Dodgers are on top once more drove In two. and Stan Musial Only Game Scheduled. his first professional fight, won Rinaldi, who has been fighting Cobb; Randy CJopeland, offer takes it. FOR SALE)—1955 BSA, golden flash Staaiak, PI 2-7564. Rockville. TR 5-2174. Open 9-9 troit and Mantle, New York, 40. Jolm Ryan. Ronald Richard, Mike Boats and Accessories 46 Saturday till 6. We buy houselots in their leap-frog batUe with a n brought in the winner against SENATOBS-WHITE SOX—The a 10-round decision from the since 1957, has won 25, lost 6 motorc.vcle, excellent condition, VERNON — Luncheonette restau- PoultiT and Supplies 43 COLLECTOR’S clnnatl for the National League Lefty Jim OToole (5-6) while champimi in a non-Utle bout and sedred only eight knock­ Belch®r, Kim Tyler. Dan Hicks, 1959 RENAULT Dauphlne, clean, reasonable. Jim Gonzdr, MI 8-7557; MASON CONTRACTOR and ce­ of furniture. I Senators beat the White Sox on ment work. Call MI 9-6451 between 'rant. Choice location. Selling price NEW 18 FOOT cabin with lead. grounding out. Bob Gibson (3-3) in Rome last October. He had outs. He has won hie last nine David Dlckau, Dick Cobb ‘ Jr. low mileage, economical trane FOR STRICTLY farm fresh eggs, was the. winner. a pinch-single Y)y Harry Bright; m David Reynolds, Cam Gambolati! portation. Call.edter 5 p.m. MI 4-9:30. 31.400. Fully equipped. Reason 2 bunks—sink, toilet, deck hard­ TEN PIECE mahogany dining NOTICE The big, side-arming righthand­ the opener as Dick Donovan, Moore in such distress the bouts. Business Services Offered 13 able rent. Sickness cause of sell try Manchester Poultry Farm, 472 ware, and convertible top, 31.995 room suite, 3 piece mahogany bed­ er knocked over the last place Unspoiled Plain Joe Beilina referee forced him to take an T?*” **”*®®’ Joseph Dlmlnico, 8-5330. Keeney St., MI 9-9904, Notice is hereby given to ths Sox castoff, blanked his ex-mates Rinaldi fights in spurts and 'Tom Fitzgerald. GUbert Cartier ing. Cantor A Goldfarb, realtors complete. Center Motor Sales, 634 room suite, 2-piece overstuffed liv­ Taxpayers of the Town of Bolton, Philadelphia PhUUes with a four- GIANTS-PIRATES—San Fran-1 on six hits for his second victory, eight count standing up in when he turns on the heat he FOR SUMMER enjoyment—8 poai- AMESITE ORTVEWAYfi. construct­ Rooflnff—-Stdins 16 MI 3-8442 TR 5-6244. Center Street, MI 3-1591, ing room suite. All in excellent hltt^r for a 3-1 victory last night. the final round. Moore claims I James Magowan. ’ that a teix of 3 2 mills on the dol­ cisco overhauled the Pirates for Hacker (1-1 throws punches In bunches. Uon top on a 1957 Consul (invert: ed—resurfaced—sealed. Superior condiUon. MI 9-8807. lar, laid on the list of Oct. 1, 1960, It was his fourth victory of the Never Received Baseball Offer the unusual treatment was im- Moore pounds away with ble. Beautiful condition, yellow pavers. MI-3-6515. COUGHLIN ROOFING Oo. - AU MANCHESTER — Tavern fully Articles For Sale 45 16 FOOT BOAT and trailer, 3100, season, third over Philadelphia and good on a three-run homer by Ed ^ nightcap, called for and that he was en­ ACETO fi SYLVESTER types of roofs and root repairing, 'equipped. '390 per month rental. h.p. Wisconsin Marine motor (becomes due and payable on the j ,____ I Washington came up with four rights and lefts to the body body, black top, radio, heater, LAWN MOWERS—Toro Jacobsen. 10 15th day of May to the 15th day his eighth in a row against the Bailey that capped a six-run rov West Point. N. Y. (NEA) __ titled to no worse than a draw. I J**" Benson, Assistants whitewalls. Will bargain at 3645. TREE PRUNING,.removal and lot sj^lallzing in Twenty Year Band­ Can acquire liquor license , for with reverse gear and shaft and runs in the ninth, beating Frank and has a knockout wallop in Frank Savlno and Bob Little, Dan Bolens, Goodall, Ariens. Riding of June Inclusive. Phils since August, 1958. enth inning. Bailey's shot came Moore admits 44„ but his a looping right to the head. In Call MI 3-6733. clearing. Call Frank C. Noble Jr., ed Roofs. Call Ml 8-7707. grill. Reasonably priced for quick propeller, 3125 Will trade. MI That gave the Dodgers a naif- Baumann (4-6) in relief with an Frank Gibson wound up in toe Barlow, David Keith. Dale Os- Ml 9-6053. aale. Cantor A Goldfarb, realtors, mowers. Bolens 7 h.p. Ridamatlc NOTICE Interest at the rate of 5/10 of mother says he is 47. Major training. Rinaldi showed a tractors with over attachments. 9-3932. . game lead over CTncSinatl, after eighth inning and threw a curve. speculation cenfers on his David Duchemln, Tom 1956 OLDSMOBILE Super 88, 4 BIDWELL HOME Improvement MI 3-8442, TR 5-6244. 21 In accordance with the require­ one per cent per month or fraction tendency to drop his left to HEAVY DUTY Rototiller service Company—all types of siding and Used'mowers and tractors Parts ments of the Zoning Regulations of a month from May 15th, will be Yhe St. Louis Cardinals had rap­ Joe BelUno lifted a lazy fly ability to beat toe calendar. hook it to the body, which Mltney. Andrew Kearns, Steve door, hydramatic, power brakes, FOR SALE)—1968 15 h.p. outboard ped the Reds, 8-4. It’s the Cfth (2-3). Ed Bolin won hli first InK ?^^ home runs Sharrock, Gary Thompson, Harry power steering, in fine shape, does for hire—lawns and gardens. Call tooling. Aluminum clapboards a and service. CMitoi Equipment motor, remote or manual control, for the Town of Manchester, charged for all taxes remaining which was caught back of first At the moment he is in the might make him a perfect Ml 9-3920. Co., 38 Main. MI 3-7958. time the Dodgers and Reds have the majors, in relief. Bailey drove r«Hever base. target. Savlno, Joe Curtia not use oU, 3645. MI 9-1932. specialty. Unexcelled workman­ Help IVanted— Female 35 excellent condition. Reasonably Conn., the Zoning Board of Ap unpaid for one month after ths finest fettle he has achieved ship. MI 9-6495. swapped places on top in the past in four of the Giants’ runs and in six years, but old geezers ■nnt Hassett. John Quaglla. Jo! priced. MI 3-6083. peals will hold a public hearing on same become due. seven da^. Thus ended what to most mo­ After Qakdi KO 1960 PONTIAC, 2-door, 6 cylinder, (XJMPLETE REPAIRS — By Stu­ FASHION demonstrators 320-340 HOME MADE ravioU, fresh or Monday evening, June 19, ,1961 at A. A. Maneggia Orlando Cepeda. the NL’s home of his ilk can crumble tflee the Moore’s age wlU mean litUe jseph Quaglia, Leonard Kearns. art R. il^olcott on automatio frozen, 80e doz. R Paaqualinl 246 Third place San Francisco twice run leader, knocked in three, one BED SOX-ANOEL8 — DureS derns was the greatest athletic hydramatic, 31 miles per gallon profit commission. No delivering 24 FOOT CABIN boat wlUi 70 h.p. 8:00 PM. in 'lie Hearing Room of Tax Collector Walls of Jericho and he may as long as he remains young washers, dryers end electric or collecting. Beeline Style Shows. Avery'Street, Wapping. came from behind and beat Pitts­ with his 16th homer. (2-6), making his first start, be­ career In United States Naval l a w y e r s good tires, extras. Best offer. Cali Roofing and Chimneys 16-A Gray motor. Will sell or trade for the Municipal Building on the fol­ Bolton, Conn.’ burgh, 9-6. The Chicago Ci’bs V • • gan his record String by fanning Academy history. Fittingly, Bel- lose his reflexes and timing at heart (and in the legs, arms before 6. MI 8-3258. ranges, w 9-6478. Party Plan Sensation. Samples anything I can use, 3760. MI lowing applications; STATE at any second«v and lungs). It is expected he I Banas, AsslstanU R(X)FING—Specializing repairing furnished free. MEdford 8-7477, FARM LOAM, top quality, 32 per Legal Notice defeated Milwaukee. 11-10. Frank Malzone for the final out iino struck his last blow for Navy ^ n w a y and Frank Bran- COSMA APPLIANCE Servioe-Re yard, delivered. Call (Columbia AC 9-8932. " HEARING ALSO. v • • • CUBS-BRAVES.— The Ciibs in the first Inning of the second at Army. Up to 206 Pounda will try for a quick knockout roofa of all nnda. new roofs, gut­ MU 8-9006. blew 6-0 and 9-6 leads as the to avoid testing his stamina. pairs all makes refrigerators, ter work, chimneys cleaned, re­ 8-9323 after 4 p.m. REMOTE CONTROLS for Johnson Carl E. McAllister: west of No. DODGEB.S-PHIL.S — W ally game at Boston. He then added The game concluded, Belllno was Moore began preparing for Braves unloaded four home rana, toe title defense by whipping Harry Grayson, who saw 1 Klelnschmldt, David Cracker-Crisp freezers, washing machines, dry paired. Aluminum siding. 30 outboard, 12 foot cables. 315; also, 414 Hartford Rd.; Bus. Zone II. Moon’s 11th home run. his first then came from behind with two Pete Runnels, Jim Paglloronl, Don surrounded by 100 or more young­ Kosclal, Ronny Kurtz, Gerry Sul- era. ranges oil snd gas burners. yesrs’ experience. Free estimates. CONNECfnCUT licensed nurse, any LDAM, SAND, Slone, gravel and Special exception is requested to since May 12, broke a 1-1 tie for Buddy Tu^raan, a Texas Rinaldi take a decision from fill. C^Il Miller’s Sand and Gravel, pressurized gas tank, 310. Call be­ in... the...... ninth'“ ***■ and beat Warren Fornlelea, sters. A Naval officer sought to Sonny Ray in Rome in Janu­ m«n"’ ” ®"®y Wlttke. J o s e ^ <^r- MI 9-0055. All work guarantesd. CaU Howley. Ml 8-5361, MI 8-0788. shift, private hospital. TR 5-9121. fore 6 p.m. M 3-2258. have New Motorcycle Dealers Li­ SEPTIC TANKS the Dodgers in the fourth inning ball him out, but the football hero heavyweight, in Manila last Ml 3-8603. n for the first Uipe in the ^ Geiger, March. At 266 pounds the ary, reports that the Italian is Tom O’Neil, David Law cense and Certificate of Approval AND against righthander Frank Sulli­ nine decisions------since June 14, 1968.I falllnir one short of the major elected to stay with the young WOMAN FOR pleasant, interesting for same. van (2-7). Don Demter, an ex- champion was so glolmlar far superior to the average IsAWNS AND shrubbery properly part-time work. 32-34 an hour in TOPflSOIL, the best, stock pile. Can A single by Moe Thacker brought r^ord aet by Milwaukeea autograph hounds, did so far more European import. ^®ve Banas, Daniel Bour- Heating and Plumbing 17 be seen on Route * iK in North Rudolph Poirier; 55 Oakland St.; PLUGGED SEWERS Dodger. had two of the Phils' l.iu, in the clincher and handed SpSm ^ than 30 minutes. As any midship­ rumors, were circulated that I que, Frank Conway Jr. cared for. Call Ml 9-1104. commissions. Call MI 9-3509 eve NOTICE Bus. Zone II. Special exception is the government wras going to “He can give any fighter a Coventry. Phone Ml 3-7083, Leon­ driving in their run with a (6-6) hi.s second loss in two days. '****• Fowler man will tell you he’s still the un­ PLUMBING AND heating — ra- nings only for appointment. requested to have Repairer’s Li­ fourth-inning double. , , Drysdale put an astronaut into oitflt rough time, and Moore must modeling installations, repairs. ard L. Giglio. Ttie Town Planning Commission Machine Cleaned this one in relief. ..Joe Toire' **** opener on a pair of spoiled Plain Joe, the son of the know this better than any­ ANSALDI’S of Manchester, Connecticut, at a cense and Certificate of approval (4-3) walked three and struck out Joe Adcock, Ed M a th is and Lee K'"^®"*'*" singles by Schilling and around him as a prelude to the A Chapel Cap! All work guaranteed 25 years ex­ for same. Septic Tanks, Dry Wells, Setrer seven for his first complete gsme factory worker who came out of JOB BELLINO outer ipace project one,” says the Newsptqier En­ Kuzmickas, Assistant perience. 34-hour service. Call SAtESLADY-Part-tlme. Apply In meeting held June 5, 1961, follow­ Maye homered for the Braves, with WerU In the fifth Inning. Billy Winchester, Maas. “No Regrets” terprise Association sports edi­ McKinney; Steve Farley Bob ing a public hearing held May 22. All persons Interested may at­ Lines Installed--Cellar Water­ aince beating the Phils 5-2 In a Maye's a grand slam in the ninth Muffett (2-6) was the winner. From Manila, Moore went Earl VanCamp, MI 9-4749. person, Mari-Mads, 691 Main St. proofing Done. flve-lnning game May 9. I A group of old Army men hud­ tor. KinIT“ ’ rP*®** ^C rolx, Bob Me- NOTICE 1961, voted to make the following tend this hearing. that gave Milwaukee a 10-9 lead. into hea'vy training at the zone change; dled behind the screen at Double­ 'but the Middleeex League, In camp he calls The Salt Mine, This handlcapper believes GLOBE HOLLOW area needs ZONING BOARD Bob Anderson (3-5) won it In re­ wWch Wlncheater played, had two Radio-TV Repair saleg representative to aervice The Planning and Zoning Com­ To change to Business Zone IT, OF APPEALS CARDS - REDS — The Cai ds, lief. day Field, and while Bellino was near . He wound up that if Archie Moore is him­ mission of Manrhester, Connecti­ McKINNEY BROS. catchers ahead of me. John O atig- self—and who else could he be Services 18 caUs for Avon Products created an area now in Residence Zone Roger B. Bagley, lltUe less devastating to the Ca- at Kutsher’s, a Catskills re­ cut, will hold a public hearing on B. described as follows: Start­ Sport Schedule deU in basebali. the Ulk was of llonl and Russ Runge signed with at hie age?—and doesn't dis­ by TV advertising. You can earn Chairman Sewerage Dispasd Co. the Boston Red Sox. sort, where he suxprised every­ 32 to 33 an hour in your spare Wednesday evening, June 21, 1961 ing at 8 point on the west football. Ustenlng to them, you integrate like the Wonderful > • Daniel L. Hair, ISO-182 Pearl S t—Ml S-8S08 body but himself by weigh- UORTENSEN TV Specialised RCA time this pleasant, dignified way at 8 P.M. in the Hearing Room of side of Broad Street and 125’ Secretary would have suspected that no one Would Bellino have ligned for a Ing in JuBt four pounds above One-Hoss Shay, he wUl knock the Municipal Building on the fol­ Lots of News but Few Records, Today bonus of, say 360,000? out GuiUo Rinaldi within five television, service. MJ 9-4641. We give full training. Call BU north of Center Street, the Quartet-Midget Racing, 7:30, other than Bellino played football theY76-pound limit two weeks rounds. 9-4922 today. lowing amendment tn the Zoning line runs northerly 480’, more for Annapdlls the last three sea­ ”I most certainly would have,” before the fight. NATIONALLEAGITF Regulations of the Town of Man­ Buckland dval. J f not, he can live on his so­ TV SERVICE—All makes. Honest, or less; then westerly 244’, sons. he replied, unhesitatingly, “al­ Rinaldi went- into early ^C H E STE R Economical. High quality parts. WOMAN ALONE moving to Man­ chester. Negroes Withdraw from Events Sunday, June 11 cial security. to^a®!?®®’ ®*oiumphy Wal more or less; then southerly That was perfectly natural, for though I had made up my mind to Guaranteed 90 days Famous for chester would like housekeeper- To Article IV, GENERAL 280', more or less; then west­ • SEPTIC TANKS Conn Bank vs. Bantly’s, 1 , finish college.” HalsteaT’ ltoro service since 1931. Phone MI cook to live in good home. No hard PROVISIONS, add: CLEANED and INSTALLED Charter Oak. no one in 82 years destroyed toe I ° Connell, Steve Hal- erly 132', more or less; then Houston, Tex., June 10 (AT— Mllltyy Academy on two fronts Average Dropjied 9-4537. Potterton’s.* 180 Center St. work. References. Box G, Herald. Section XI, Earth Excavation. southerly 200', more or less; Johnson.' an outstanding Htfd. Nat. vs FAP, 1, Keeney St. BeUlno batted .428 in his eopho Huntington, Bob Kee- The sixth annual track meet quite as thoroughly as toe stocky Lead Switches Handsi Again nan, H®nry Fay, Keith Lovell a n A copy of the propo.sed legisla­ then easterly 3W, more or 4 SEWERS sprinter. All were members W Nasalfrs vs. Manor, 3, Charter more year, .320 a year ago. His (XINNTE’S TV and Radio Uendee, GENTLEMAN desires lady to do tion 1s on file in the office of the MACHINE CLEANED of champions produced a lot the 1960 'U.S. Olympic team. Ohk. \ (6-9, 181) Bellino. He lost Just one Ward, available all hours. Satisfaction his laundry and mending, expert less, along present Business of news but few records. game to the Black KnlghU in two average dropped to .270 tola trip Town Clerk, At this hearing in­ Zone n, to Broad Street and Before bhe drop-outs, en­ Havid (Jaudreau, Ted Ma- guaranteed. CaU MI 9-lSlB. on woolens. Write Box H, Herald The big meet last night was Elks vs. PonUcelll's, 8. Keeney major sports in^toree years. and he played left field after eight lek, Ray Halsted, Tom R^a! terested persons may appear and point of beginning. • INSTALLATION tries in 13 of the 18 events jhad St. games. In Wonten^s RoundRohin Play be heard and written communica­ supposed to have . most of the If Bellino didn’t lead toe current _ GREEN MANOR 2741 TELETVTSION antepnas and rotor EXPERIENCED waitress full or 'The above zone change will be­ • SPECIALIST top track stars In the country bettered meet records, ^ t the Intermediates vs. Green Manor, Jammed up my throwing ahoul- systems installed and repaired. part-time. Apply in person Three tions will be received. come effective as of June 12, 1961. remaining contestants could 1, Memorial Field. resurgehce of all Grabtown athlet- Coaches, Pat Colangelo, competing. But all 20 of the der in toe Duke gtune and hurt it ■?hT the » l l n , Mike Zwlck.“ ?|i^’ d L e. Serving Manchester and sur­ J’s Restaurant, Route 6 and 44A Dated at Manche.ster, Connecti­ .TOWN PLANNING - break only five records. Fire A Police vs. PonUcelll’s, 3, ics — football, baseball, track and sgaln against Missouri,” he ex­ cut; this 6th day of June, 1961. COMXnSSION Negro entries, including two field, crew, everything — he gave rounding areas. Modem TV Serv­ Bolton. Town and Country ■world record breakers, with­ Don Bragg, holder of the Memorial Field. , plained. "Couldn’t throw weU and ice, 405 Center St., MI 3-2205. TOWN PLANNING AND Martin E. Alvord, current world record listing A « vs. Nassiff’s, 3. West Side the others the general idea of how tores rounds as the lead switched drew at the last minute In pro­ to do it. lost my coordination at bat. Like Help Wanted— Male 36 ZONING COMMISSION Chairman in the pole vault, set a meet Oval. all players, my advice to a young­ from Marlene Hagge to Kathy _ plAyers scored one-under-par Hochber^ ^**®*^> RADIO-TV REPAIRS, any m ^ e, Dorothy C. Jacobson, DRAINAGE CO. test of what they called seg­ 71s for the third round yesterday ----- Martin E. Alvord, regated seating In . record when he Jumped 15 ’’Too bad he didn’t take one of ster who wants to play baseball is COimellus to Mickey Wright in the free pickup and delivery on small EXPERIENCED accordion and Chairman Secretary M l 9-4143 ^ t 3 \ Inches. those baseball bomises,” remarked never to play football.” mathematical nightmare called the afternoon, and only toree were able ^ « ‘®’ Colon. radios, phonographs. Hours 6-10 bass players, able to fake, non Dorotiiy C. Jacobson, Manchester, Conn. The missing entries cut so a brigadier general. to equal par figures for the mom- ^snvde^ ® p.m. H a B Radio and TV. Ml deeply Into the field that meet Earl Young of A bilene Friday’s Homers BeUlno is marrying Ann Tan- Women’s Round Robin Golf Tour­ uplon. MI 4-8982,' , Secretary June 7, 1961 ”It WM reported that BeUlno had sey. his high school sweetheart. nament. impound of toe hazy, damp day. I Snyder. 6-5582, Ml 3-1479. V offlciala offered money back Christian 'set a meet record The 71 shooters were Miss in the 440 with a time of 46.7, (Season Total In Parentheses) been offered amounts up to the After assisting in toe coaching o L ' As the 16 conteetants In the five- to any of the 5,200 customers Boston Brinks robbery loot to sign who attended Just to see the breaking the record of 46.8. AMERICAN LEAGUE the Navy plebea next fall; he w iir round event started their fourth « professional baseball contract as be attoched to toe lead­ Millinery DreBsmaking 19 , Negroes compete. Cliff Cushman broke the Marls, Yankees (18). catcher. rounds today, Mias Wright had a Mantle, Yankees (16). er. USs Norfolk. imm six-point lead over Patty FOR DRE8SMAKINO and altera­ Bob Goehrs, chairman of the record in the 440-yard hur­ "No truth to It at all.” said Bel- Any regrets? _, Th. ^ - o 0 » ___p to,.r______o „ Ule » plupto. I v S S WANTED Gulf Coast Oivisioii of the dles with 51.3. Wagner, Angels (12). wiTH’ Louise Suggs. Kathy tions, cal] Lyn Kratzke MI 3-0682 Excellent opportunity for a man Spring Special! Di team’s dormi- “How could I have any regrets aide at the end of yesterday’s w o any time. AAU, said AAU rules speqUy Slevers. White Sox (12). Whitworth and Mrs. Cornelius tied rounds waa Mary Lena Faulk, with i?**’ .^®"JI*® MacArdle, Chris EarL with retail credit sales and/or Dave Styron of Southem lory. Plain Joe ia aa modeat aa he after the career I had at Annap- time payment experience. Am­ »ny contestant who withdraws Ullnou was a double winner touMlls, Whlt4 Sox (9). was before sweeping all college for third, four points farther back. plus two. ^ n n U Dillon, Nick F ow ler ' PhlUlps, Indians (7). olla?" said Beilina Greet,every sunny day with cool bitious, aggressive man able to Linotype - Inteitype from a meet without good rea- setting a meet record in the * accolades last season In But Army has. 'Hie long-driving Mias Wright The fifth and final round over calm in this sundress that’s aa Moving— Tracking— AMESITE PAVING BOO is subject to suspension or KlrklMd, Indians (5). ^ accumulated plus 22 points in EnSn* ®“****'' organize and work without 220-yard dash of 21.1. This Academy toe rugged 8,293-yard, par 37-35— crisp aa a wafer — pretty, too. Storage 20 supervisron. Salary, good hours, line. performance was aingled out Tasby, Senators (7). ^ h letlc Asaoclatlon Sword and the three rounds, with Miss Berg 72 Wyagykl Couhtry Club course HORIARTY BROS • DBIVEWAYS e WAULS • PABKINO UXTS Long, Senators (4). Coaches, Nick Cataldo, Fred Ml- Bolero for cover-up. paid vacation after paid train­ Goehrs said the Gulf AAU as the best of the night. He Thompson Trophy, SHOOTS PAR other three at 12. ■will be played tomorrow. Mj^CHSlSTElR Package DeUvery. ^ MACHINE GRADED • PAVED and ROLLED Hinton, Senators (3).' kitoltz; Phil Cataldo. A rt Hunt- No. 8386 wlth.Patt-0-Rama Is ing program. Send resume to Operator has no Jurisdiction over any also won the 100-yard rf—h It la the flret time In 41 years, The title is won not on the medal 4n sizes 12H, 14>V. 18^, 18Vi. 20^. The hatless traveler will love a EJght trucking and package deliv- Box Z, Herald. o f the Negroes except those on on the soggy track in 9.5. Posada, A’s (4). or since thp renowned Navv Bill Johnstown, Pa., June 10 OP) score, but on the points won. Each tagton, BIU Scanlon, Brian Mikul- hand-crocheted chapel cap and st;a Refrigeraton, waohers and Stephens, A’s (i), litz, Jason Howroyd. Mark Ware 72%, 24%, 26H. Bust 33 to 47. Size FREE ESTIMATES • CALL ANYTIME the Texas Southern Univer­ Dick Crane, who hasn’t lost anyone bagged toe Dick . Siderowf of New Britain, player meets each other player In 14 H, 35 bust, dress, 4?i yards of case to carry wherever she goes! stove mortng specialty. Folding sity team, which withdrew a meet, broke the discuss rec­ Sailors two top athletic awards. Conn., shot an even par 70 to fin­ medal play once during the five William 35-inch; bolero,'-1 % yards. Pattern No. 2741 has complete chalre for rant. Ml .94IT83. Thursday night. NATIONAL LEAGUE 1 had a few baseball feelers ish fifth in the opening round of rounds so If one player In a four- Manning, Jim McGovern, Norman Crochet directions; filet diagram; PART-TIME ord he set last year with a Souaa, David Ware, Roger Hurd. To order, send 85c In coins to: John Tltoaias and Ralph toas of 178 feet, two Inches. Oepeda, Giants (16). whUe at Vl^inchester High, but m the Sunnehanna ’Tournament of f®*"* !??• ™ other three Sue Burnett, The Msnehaater Eve­ stitch illustrations.. AUSTEN A. CHAMBERS Oo. Local Bailey, Giants (4). have 72a, the 70 player picks up Ben Grzyb, Steve S u m r ^ t . ' moving. Making, etoraga. |Low y dDoo. both worid Yecord, He ^ won ^he shot put with one made me a definite offer.” ex- amateur golf champions . yester- mtttaiff — Bubka FUII^im, IbA- ning Herald, 1160 AVE. OF To order, send 26c in coins to:— ALERT MAN with managerial abil­ TIME PAYMENTS ARRANGED 00—few were among those’ Mstoews, Braves (16). ^alned Pi^n Joe, a delicatoly plus sU points and the other three ^ n a s s i f f a I m s Anne Cabot, The Manchester Eye- rate ,.00 umg dittaDes moves to feet 8% inches. IM Updegraff of Tuscon, na, brim He game with nlneto- Coaches, Bob Tomassi, A1 Con# AhfimOAS, NEW YORK 38, ity for variety store. This is an all DAY WORK wno nfosed to compete. Ofh- Adeock. Braves (7). feature lad who la big from the Aria., ,«nd James Dolan o f Leicea- each registers minus two. N. Y. nlng Herald, 1188 A V & OF AfOOt- 41 states. Penoultsad ssrvlea. M I V Abilene, •who waist dovwi. iBBlag heuwr for 6-4 riletory aafi «ta O’NaUi TM BffiW iirSj B B in, CB T-2428 around Job that requires accura­ «■ inchjM Hayes Jcaiea, An- X-Maye, Braves (6). tor. Mass., shared the lead with Oddly enough, Mrs, ComeUus had leafi over aoeoud place For Ist-class mailing add 10c ICA8, NEW YORK 88, N. Y. cy, detalf work, and the ability to won the Javelin and the hoo- the low me

\ 5 (■■■ ■; • _ ■ » , - .>'#1 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, dONN, SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1961 PAGE BJPnBN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD* MANCHESTER* OQNiC SATURDAY, JUNE TO, 1961 Hougtti for Sale 72 H ob8C8 F o r Skto 7 2 Lots For Sale 78 Resort Property For Sale—74 Wanted^Real Estate 77 f a o b t e n HoMss^for Sgto ^ 72 6 from cerebral hemorriiage; 2 BooMMfor Sito ' o p e n f o r INSPECTION BAST HARTFORD-Auaset Ridge BOLTON Lake—10 lota, will sell In- LAKE HAYWARD, Colcheateiv- 25 SELLING? Buying? trading? No Time of Your Life frim general aocidenta; 1 from o b m e 72 H o itorSidg 72 B ow saw Sato 72 area-4 room C epe, 8 unfiiil6hod, an auto accident; and 1 from di­ B ^ a k L o d u h i BosincsB Property Par Sato 70 H t o r S a to f o r d ' inraET--OeBtar,. of town 2-6 P.M. SUNDAY divldually or group eelling out, mUes from Mancheater only matter what your needa may be, MABCBB8TBR-581 Venw Ft. lot 70x345, oQ hot water heat, abetes. OVHRSntB CAPE, full, shed dov- IDBAL BoiMiB--- Beanttfitf vpoodid yet peaceful Sad quiet. Large lot private beach prl’Meges. CSilap. $6,600. Furnlahed 5 room cottage, Mitten can fit them like a glove. FORMER JONES OoostmetlOB O N I ^ U N E lot, 80 0 feet deep, play- 66-FINLEY STREET * .aluminum combinations, taxes puto, JA 4-1876, evenings. large acrecned In porch, near Free Inspection upon request. Qill By ARmUR LORD What can you be expected to m er, IH hatha. eouMaaltaa atwia twin slzeliedroanui. lafge pa^< Joseph Barth, brokar, XO 9-0830. Compaiw plant. Route 6, modern honae, plenlo «nd pwy area, 7 $185 a year. West Side Realty, xa sandy beach and club house, pri­ the Ellsworth Mitten Agency, Dear Arthur: Alfred and I a;« die from? No one knows. Statis­ On Deadlocked brick office, garage,'laiaa atocage Cape Ood, 4 rooms down with wlndi^ and doon, ftaaplaca. famUy room. 1% hatlm./Wlt-iiw, BxcaUant cuatom buUt 2-yaar-old, 9-5815. THREE LARGE lots for sale with tics usually hold true for large Cl a s s if ie d WaddcQ lehool ana. ExesOmt n om a, modem kttdben, huttt-in XIARCHHirrglR--^(>xford St. Ttea vate financing available. L. F. Realtors. XG 8-6980. in our late 60e. Alfred Is retired sheds, encloeed by. anworan( fanca, hath, 9 ftauirttad xaooa haaa* G.E, oven and range, dialiwaate. 9 rooma, 9 bedroom apllt level with city water and sewerage and alde- numbers of people, but are almost oeadltloii. can MI 94161. dWnraaber add atova, wau to waU Used. Five miautaa aoboOl, bus, Fiano, Realtor. Ed Crawford. XO other block buUdings, 23 acres raaat tanga, ahmlmim m M , a» ■tores. Good ehaded yard. 8 bed­ 9 ^ r garage. Features Include fuU UVE RENT FREE—biiy thlc big 8 walka, ahada treee, $8,000 each, 0-4410. HAVE CUSTOMERS waiting fo?, and we live in a small apartment, never applicable to one person. I Laos Parleys eensBt oomUtleii, fuQ i^rtoa $16,900. carpettng, 8 hadroonu, rec room room home .that was once a two- plus UOO feet ^ h i ^ , adaptable nVB ROOM hone, guage, efl room colonUI, attic, racaptloa plaster houae, 1% baths, squared Charles Lesperance, x n 0-7020. houses in Manchester, Bolton, which Isn't much trouble to take wouldn't go looking for a ^>ecial wlU finance, and bar. acroenad In porch, Xd large khade treea, porch, niimy and nbutted ahlnglee, picture book family, easUy reconvertible. St to many usea. Widow a iMit, glewwd in soiven^ eora- 94787. haU, pantry, raoreatten room, Coventry. Call Joyce Montpetit, care of. Spending out money Is insurance policy for heart and cir­ (OonttniMd tron Faga Om ) ADVERTISING Complete aurve; available. CaU ALICE CLAMPET, Raaltor more extras. Open ftxr |nap6ctlon k ltdim with atalhleae ateel double James Parisn. Belfiore' Agency, LAND FOR aale—ISO foot frontage broker, PI 2-7081. culatory diseases. Mmilon wlndowe and doon, nlee front and rear pOTChaa. XIodem Suburban For Sale 75 no problem, but how to spend our now to Inspect this plant. ____ MI 9-4548 MI 8-7867 Saturday and Sunday.' 8 4 p .n c or oven; rec room with fireplace. XD 8-8121. by 200 f«et deep, near center of loA $18,800. caiaHae ------L eep em oe, ■1BRETTOR ROAD — BxeeUant 9 batb( Good roof. New oU burner, ToUand, $600. Csdl TR 5-7509. time la. gested that an effective oeaaa te a ger, ResUtor, WUnimantld, BA room ranch with large scremed by amointment. rTrvIng Bayer, Beautiful hlgb elevation with view. COLUXtBIA—Near Center. Magni­ CASH WAITING lor property own­ c l a s s i f i e d advertisment d e p t , h o u r s M il: 9-7980. new 83 gaUon'bot water heater. BIS8BLL AGENCY, Realtors, PI We want to entertain children Dear Arthur: I Just had my 55th would be simple to get if Wash­ S-306S. BUBORBAN 6 nMwt n a ^ JiQOM. rear porch, front patio. Attractive EhiUderTMI - ______Oak. floors. 3icar gangs, Ameslta ficent modern Ck>lonial on 8 acrea ers. Pleaae caU us tefcre you buy birthday and don't feel any, dif­ ington and Moscow merely told a X ® S o.“"’ 2-8571, PI 2-5828. Custom built FOUR LOTS with beach privllegee but we never had any of our own. 8:15 AAI. to 4:30 P.M. 'attaehad ( a n g o , 9 hadzoouia. A n - FOR SALE—8 bedrooaa ranch In tlvtag room with flreplaee. Pies- d m . $7,000 aaaumea FHA with 400 loot frontage, 1% baths, or sell. Speedy service. J. D. ferent than I did 10 years ago. both sides in Laos “ to .Mhava Idaee, l a i ^ kltdian with huOt-ln home ideal for profeasional man near. Coventry Lake. Call Ml Children seem to Uke us. Do you good ocadlttoii. bugs Uviiw moin, tered, attached garag^ Land- MANCHESTER — I room home mortgage, aaw minimum FHA $4181. fireplace, combinations, • artesian Realty. XO $-9129. Wouldn't you say there was some­ themselves." oven and range, aluminum storm $9,500; beautifu] ovenlae Ca^, Phone MI 8-6273 Or business executive. 36x82, 7 well, large family room, walk-out think there is any way an old but COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Houses For Sato 72 knotty pine caMneta In ntchen, ■caped, $ apple trees. Near hus mortgaga avallabls. Eacott Agen- room ranch, '2-car garage, every­ thing wrong with aomeone who windows and doors, buUt-bi fire garage In cellar, aluminum 1% acrea land, $17,800; abort way BRAE-BURN REALTY basement, andesite drive; estate willing couple oould entertain So far the Russians have rt- MONDAYwnwnAT TArwTkra FRIDATFRIDAY lOsSO AJW.—-AATDIIDAT V AAL Une. CaU ownere, X d 9-0$08. No y. lil9 -7I-7698.- ( thing buUt-ln, 6 acres of land, HENDERSON ROAD, Manchester youngsters ? feels this way? fused to tend the InternatloAat MANCHESTER -T non ca p e . silann. 100x900 lot. Only $19,900. ■tonne, artesian won, $meeite ■genta. out—Uke new, 4 room bom s plus cy. —50x150’ lot with good potenUal, .aize lawn beautifuUy landacaped. family room, modem Ut CaU McCarttnr BateipiisM , Ino., breeaeway and'garage. 1% aOrea ameeite driveway, artesian well, Annual tax $292. Wonderful town Karin Heide truce teaims In Lu>a any new In- drive. One aroe treed lot. Price FIVB ROOK eapa with attached MANCHESTER fully landacaped, beautiful stone $3,650. Lakewood Heights section; Dear Heide; This is the way It YOCTR COOPERATION WILL | \ i— I bedrooms, rec room, garage. C Xd 6-1599. J<»n V. Paneiara, MI land, fnU price $il.900; exceUent for youngsters. Lake privileges. Building Unit Dear Karin: What a delicious structiona and the equipment they BK'APPRECIATED Ml 3-2711 918.900. CeU PI 84488. MANCHESTER garage and axpandable attic, com- wall, excluaive section, $86,750. Coventry, on the lake 75x143 very should be, Heide. Don't start look­ lot with treea. O nt bloch to 9.1898. lakeside cottage, modem, furnish­ p le w y redecointed, beauUfiil lot 7 room Colonial Cape, 8 bed- exclusive, $8,600. J. D. Realty, XO Asking $25,500. Transferred execu­ situation! How about a party-giv­ have requested to do their Job. schools, aboppliig and bus, 516J00. BOWERS 8CBOOL-6 room Ihig' Ltencx 8 tra et-4 room cape for ed. futt price $7,500, $800 down; rooma, living room, dining room, Look It over and make an offer. 8-5139, tive will listen. Lessenger Real­ ing service? you know the num­ ing for trouble now. You can go on Harriman declined to apeoulata SDC ROOM ranch, 9 flroplaeaa. V with large ahado trees. FHA mort­ feeling the same way for years PhUbrlck Agency, M l >0464. Ush Oolonlal, 1% baths. large 6JS4M. only three lefi—waterfront lots gage available. OntraUy located dan and kitchen, IH bathe, fira- tor, WlllimanUc, HA 8-2065. any Meets Monday ber of young mothers with too about the chances o f getting tha. ear garage, 3 hatha, large lot,- MANCHESTER—$9,800—Older 6 and years. What's wrong with kitchen, S lame bedrooms, large Bonner Road—6 rooms, 1% ^ th s, now on sale. CaU The Ellsworth Intown. Property Juat put on the place, combination windows,,, awn- VERNON—Woodland Tirrace, Har. Ume much to do. What these mothers stalled conference going again CMtiiuMl From FroemliH Fas* SIX ROOM CAPE, breeseway and trees. elty water and aewerage, room home, good condition. Near feeling good? wooded lot, inOO’ ootdoqr swim­ clean. $18,900. XF.tten Agency. Realtors, Xd marhet for aale, tlLwOO with "*gai complete enqloaed aunporch, bus, shopping H. B. Grady bro­ riet Street, 126 foot front one The building committee will need are two sympathetic people after seeing Gromyko. "I deUvarad gaiaga, full ahed dormar, 9 fuU exceuent locatian. Charlta Leiper. ming po(U. tennis court, barbeque, Weet Stde-5 A 8 flat, comer lot 8-6950 or x a 9-OOS4. $1,000 down. CaU owner, x a 0-8688, breeaew|ty and overside ' garage. ker, XD 8-8009« acre, restricted. 4 blocks to Ver­ meet Monday at 8 p.m. in the pro­ like you and Alfred to organize the note and we discussed 1ft,’’ Har­ baths, wooded lot. easy walking ance. I d 9-76M. ^ $3$A00. PhUbrlck Many extras with this home. Love­ Apartments— Flats— 1-car garaga, $26 for $16,000. non Elementary School, high ele- Wanted— Ritti Estete 77 bate court room of the Municipal their childrens' partiee for them. riman commented taraely. Rooms Withont Board 59 distance to schools, and shop­ Agency, Xd 9-8M4. OmriOok Drive — Overelaed 7 ly landscaped- lot In a very con­ vaUon, near Vernon Shopping Cen­ T en em en ts «S NEW CAPB» and Randiaa. Ctty OPEN FOR INSPECTION A HOME AND MANCHESTER Building to consider accepting II- Schools, churches, libraries, or­ ping. Don’t mlsa this outstaikBng room ciqM, aecluded epot, $17,800. venient location. Asking $21,900. ter, Hartford hue. $2,600. Quick WISH SOXtEONE to handle your phanages, Md hospitals are look­ p-UKNlSHED rooma. ftae value. 115,900. Phflbrick. Aganey, gaa, city watar, landee^lng, real estate? Call me at Ml 94820 ling Junior High School, to hear CUBA INVITES OAOABIN THREE 2 ROOM apartments with VERNON Overiocdi Drive—lArga 4 room INVESTMENT POPULAR ADDRESS ... and a sale wanted. Owner CH 9-4383 or ing for the same. •lao. cabina with effidenclea. CaU MI 9A464. 90'xlBO’ lot, formica countare, Tw o-Fam ily x a 9-7683. for prompt and courteous service, reports on revisions to the achool, News Tidbits y i a-0826 between 8-7. Scranton heat. One |6S. other two at |60. knotty cabinets, uU base, ranch^ big lot, $18,000, lovely cuatom built 3 bedroom Key West, Fla., June 10 (jet— U A R buUt 6 room ranch Just 8 Oakland S t—13 room etngle (or U A R REALTY COMPANY Joaeph Barth, Broker. and to hold final discussion on Y'urt Gagarin, the Soviet eoaiaa- Private baths. T. J. Crockett, BOWERS SCHOOL area—6 room mant, metal hatchway, fuu tnanla- $16,000 ranch. Ehctra large Uving room Dear Arthur: All my friends from the AP Wires MoteL^______years dd. Owner transferred, home 8 famUy) 'v$cant for $21,000. V Sunday 2-6 p.m. with maple finish fireplace wall. MANCHESTER-Vernon — nice lota older elementary schools. naut, has been Invited to visit RMltor, MI S-1S78, ranch, fireplace, dinlim room, tlon, colored bath flxturee, eeram- m SKceUent condition. 8 bedrooms, MI 8-2692 J«ar bus Une. Reasonably priced. THROUGH THIS column we listed shush me ■up when I question them xruKNISHED ROOM for rent, one le tUe. hot air heat, sixth imfla- Hawthoma Street — 4 bedroom Older home on a large lot with Good size kitchen with built-ins. General Manager Richard Mar­ about what old people die of. I'm Cuba, Havana Radio reported cabinet kitcheii. 5 bedrooms. , largo Uving room, and nmch, bath and 8 lava, for $31,600. 10-12 Laurel Street.. H. B. Grady, broker, Xfl 8-8009. three 4-bedroom houses and sold tin will report on the progress of today. No detalla of the visit block from Main St. Call MI THREE ROOM apartment. Includ­ Shown by appolntmem. Marlon B. Ished room in Cape, buULin oven city water and eewer In R. D. Murdock MI 8-6472 Dining area. Plaster walls. Extras. old and to ask anybody Two U.S. satellites that stopped n l v eta# kltikttmen, 8 flreplacea, North XCaln—6 famUy, top Inveat Call George Riemer for details. JA them the same day. Suit need 4 the Mary Cheney Library addi­ were given. M74«. ing heat, hot water, and gas for Robertson, Broker, Ml 9-5953. . and range In Ranch. Only $13,490, combination Asking $18,600 and 6 bedroom houses, $15,000 to anything. I'm 73. What usually broadcasting last December — Ex­ cooking, electric refrigerator and paneltd bookcaaea, raent, otter wanted. BUCKLAND 8-4611, x n 9-6306. tion. Others invited to attend the plorer VIII and Vanguard HI— |$90 d o r ^ Otll McCartInr Enter­ windowa, attached garage. Also, a BOLTON $18,000. Can be older. Remember causes old people to' die ? And what PI;BA8ANT, large heated rrom, stove. Call MI 9-7737 from 4-6 p.m. 30 ACRES, 1948 Colonial C ^ , 9 prises, Inc.. XU 4-1689, Jdin V. DiracUons; Center Ytreet, Man­ Resort Property For Sale 74 meeting are the building and sites have warned scientists that future froe paildng. on bua line. 146 Cen­ parttally finished family room. Features 4 room apartment, a EXCLUSIVE ADDRESS ... this over the years the Escotts have can be expected to die from ? rooms, recreation room, beautl< Itaclera. Xd 9-1898. chester, to Church St. to Laurel. 6 room expandable Cape with 4 proven their abUlty to sell. Not subcommittee of the board of ed­ space travelers may be bombarded ter St. MI FOUR r o o m rent with garage, oil Beautiful high , wooded lot. Excel­ BOLTON 8-room apartment and an efficien­ brand new 7 room ranch offers the’ W. J. S. »-500a. ______fully landscaped, fruit trees, out Signs on property. finished, open atsirwsy, fireplace, BOLTON—First lake —waterfront members of MuUple Listing. Es- ucation; Douglas Pierce, business by large numbers of high-velocity WANTED heat, centrallv located. Avdlable NEW Five room randi, 1130 square lent location. Priced to aeU Imme­ cy iq>artment downstairs. Upstairs best, in modern construction and o-room cottage which can be buUdinga reasonably" i priced. Osrl- diately at c n ^ |ia,600. Roaedale Section — Four clean vestibule, knotty pine cabinets, cott Agency, MI 9-7688. - manager of the board of educa­ Dear W. J. S,: Never' be afraid dust particles, according to a July. 1. Write'Box CC. Herald. 9-8133 feet huUt-bis, tUe bath, f l i ^ a c e , Act fast — older hut comfortable 5 rooms ready for your occupancy livability. Tappan •vlsuallte built- easily winterized. Marion E Rob­ Direct, from, owner,. Capa rXJRNISHED ROOM, free parking, ton W. Hutchins. Xu roonu, nice yard for 89,300. combination windows, oil hot water ins. Dishwasher, ' large rooms, tion; Building Inspector Thomas to ask questions. The distribution Washington report from Space large lot. Priced at only 817,800. 6 room apartment each side, duplex for only heat, full bkaement, good sized lot ertson, broker, xa 8-5958 ■ Monahan and Superintendent of Administration.. . Arnstein Arne- Cod nr S-rbom Ranch, w M gentleman. MI >-4734.______$13,600—5 Bedroom ranch, flre>; U A R REALTY COMPANY, Off ToUand Road—4 rooma, over- aluminum aiding, 2-car garage plus of the causes of death is very or without extra land. W n t f Charies Leaperance, Xd 9-7830. ■iaed breeaewajr garage, $13,900. style, 8 rooma on first floor, 8 bed- In a good location. $8,000 down will Schools William H. Curtis. berg, Norwegian architect who place, storms. Small cash assumes $2,000 Down many other extras. Lasted In one BOLTON LAKE—A 6 room cottage Legal Notice much the same for men and women ATTRACTIVELY furnished room Business Locations M l 8-2692 Rlgli XCaadow Road—5 rooma, ga­ rooma on second, each apartment. asaume a 4>4% G.I, mortgage. Reports will be heard on revi­ decorated Chamber of United Na­ Box "J”, c-o Herald. (' $98.50 monthly. Carlton W. Butch- MANCHESTER—6 room rambling Large open attic. OU heat, porchea, of Manchester's most desirable Uynwood Drive, winterized haa at any age over 60. The United for gentleman, kitchen privileges, R. D. Murdock . MI 8-6472 rage, Mg traM for $13,900. This Is an exceptionaUy good Total monthly payment! only $82. TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Office of sions to Illing included In the tions Security Council in New For Rent 64 Ins, x a 951S3. ranch, nicely landscaped 100x387 walking distance to school, bus and areas. Asking $27,900. For an ap­ company water, located near the the ^ prrvlain z Architect. Wsehing- States Public Health Service pro­ private entrance, parking. Inquire Notdi Road—7 rooms, six wood­ proposition, so don’t delay, CaU Full price $13,500. building guarantee, and further re­ York, dies In Oslo, Norway. lot, sunken 18’6” xl9'9” Uving shoppi^. Can be bought with pointment to see this choice ex­ occupancy. Ap­ ton, p . C. May 26, I961.-Bealed nro- vided the following atatisUcs about at 169 Maple. OFFICE FOR rent near Parkade, c a p e :—6 rooms, exceUent location. room, fireplace, two bedrooms, COVENTRY—Lot of houeo for ed acres for $17,800. evenings ... clusive call Dave Douton, Xn 9-8111 ply Edward J. Holl or your awn 'ocelved at thla office ports will be given on additional you: For every 100 men your age, reasonable rent. 186 W. Middle 89,600. Provincial type older $8,100 in cash. antlj 3 o'clock p.m. on the 20th day GENTLEMAN—Comfortable room, Freshly parted. Private back den or third bedroom, dining Femwood Drive — 5H rooms, U A R REALTY COMPANY x n 9-5306. broker. Tel. Xa 8-5117. of, June, 1961. and then opened for revisions and additions to the 47 will die from heart-and circu­ Turnpike. Call MI 9-6205 after 2 home. Joeedi Barth, broker, Xd 150x300 lot, a ” cream-putt” , $17,900. Francis Wrona TR 5-4841 modernization freigrht elevator at centrally located, shower, bath, yard. One-car garage. $16,000. room, kitchen, utility room, IH It it's for esle, csll Gale school and property outside of the latory diseases; 26 from mlscel- p. m. , PhUbrlck Agency, Xu 9-5464. 94830. Wsatvlew in the Center—4 bed­ TWO VERY desirable lots each United Staten Post Office. Manches­ guarantee. , parking. CaU at Russell'i Barber baths, basement, aluminum storm Intercity Realty JA 2-4125 MI 3-2692 ter. Conn.. In accordance with the Isneous causes; 17 from cancer; windows and doors, patio with room ranch for only $18,900.. DONALD S. GALE REALTY BARROWS A WALLACE **^‘*«^*- Chart’eatown, specification, copies of which mav be Shop, com er Oak and Spruce. e x c e l l e n t n u t for any business RANCH—5% rooms, 8 yean old. MANCHESTER On the Iqke—beautiful 6 room HARTFORD fireplace, shade trees, 3-ear ga­ CO. 711 MAIN ST. R. D. Murdock MI 3-6472 (Office open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.) » j i ® AaaoclaUon Oubhouae. at this office or at the office of TO BE SOLD or office. Center r Ave.—6 room lent conditian, full basement, oil utea from Manchester, 6 room sin­ ranch, 3 baths, garage, CAR buUt, heat,. combination storms. Owner room, etc., make this the Ideal home for a large family. home, fireplace, large cabinet with complete city utiUtiea. Asking TWO B ZONE lota with city AIR CONDITIONED large one gle jrear ’round home, beautiful $18,000. . transferred. i VERMONT \ Over an acre of land with additional acrea available. kitchen, formal dining room, 3-car PLEASANT furnished room for view of lake, glaisa enclosed front water. Union St. Manchester. Lovely LONDON PARK Quiet community away from traffic yet Just a few minutes room office, 100% Main Street lo­ garage, beautifuUy landscaped only 118,900. Echo Road—Large ranch on dou­ Open for inspection. gentleman, central. CaU MI 9-0641. porch, fireplace, recreation room, T/irs Is It! $2,350 each. Xn 9-649S. ride to Wilbur Cross Highway. Homes of this quality sure cation. Apply Mm Iow’s, 867 Main. yam. Marlon E. Robertson. Bro­ ble lot loaded with trees $18,900. Sunday 1-5 p.m. nicely landscaped yard, oU hot air 7>4 ACRES, high elevation beauti­ HEBRON. CONNECTICUT hard to find. Priced under $30,000. OFFICE FOR rent 500 sq. ft., ker, XU 8-5953. U A R REALTY COMPANY ■’4' Situated high in the hills of Southern Ver- < heat, garage, price $13,000. Down CHARLES W. LATHROP ful view, minutes out, trees only Boarders Wanted 59-A 100% Main Street location. Call payment d.060. Immediate occU' ELLINGTON 'O' SIX ROOM colonial In the Porter MI 3-2692 V- $2,600. Carlton W. Hutchins' XU >n 3-6419 or MI 8-7614 Street section, bar and rec room pancy. T o settle estate. Hannon MI 9-0384 9-6132. ONLY $5p0 DOWN! mont, with a panoramic view of the Green VERNON, BO;( MOUNTAIN . NICE ROOM and board for gen­ Middle Butcher Rd. — Custom tleman. Country living. Write Box in baXement, breezeway, 1-car ga­ Agency, I4at Hartford. JA 8-0501, High on a hilltop enjoying one of tbe finest views In Con­ FRUIT STAND to rent on Route 6 JA 8-'n47 or Andover PI 3-8200. R. D. Murdock MI 8-6472 c^w 6 rooms, 3 baths, acre phis BB. Herald. and 44, $200 for the season. XU rage, wooded lot, $22,9iD0. PhU- CA PE CODS RANCHES ^ Mountain range— a 7-room home, 2 baths, 5 necticut In thia gem of a contemporary ranch home. No brick Agency, XQ 9-S464. lot 3-car garage—And only $18,500. 9-7620. SEVEN ROOM colonial, 3-car ga- PORTER STREET—5 room Cape $12,250 ★ expense was spared to make this delightful home attrac­ $12. 600 ^ acres, trout stream and pool— large living tive as well as functional. Six rooms Include comideta 46 HARLAN STREET —6 room range, built-in oven, cooking unit, Cod In exceUent conditian, large Wanted—Rooms—Board 62 s t o r e :—Comer Spruce and Birch Uving room with fireplace, formal T. J. CROCKETT, Realtor G-E kitchen, pecky cypress living room wiUi 6’xl2’ ther- Cape, fireplace, 1% baths, full dlshikariier, garbage diapoeal, 3 ...6-ROOM RANCH:.. Large wooded lots. fi:U basements, formica counters, tile baths, St. suitable for shop or office, flreplacea, 1% tUed baths, city dining room, large kitchen with oil hot water heat, oak floors, amesite drives, built-ins, and many room, field stone fireplace, automatic hot '► mepane window, library and dining room t>oth capturing ROOM WANTED by gentleman, heated. Call Saybrook, EX 9-6033. basement, enclosed porch, garage, panoramic'view plus 2 bedrooms and large tl!e bath. Cellar water and aewerage, large porch, electric stove and refrigerator, 3 M I 3-1577 more features! -to garage desired, suburban or coun wooded lot 75x150. Marim E. Far the^ discriiiilnaUng buyer Interested In suburban lU-Uig, In under entire home, 2-car garage, cedar closet, wall to wall Robertson, Broker, Xd 8-59!i8. large lot with many shade trees, large hedrooma, tiled bath, screen' water— on good road— furnished. >- try preferred. Write Box I, Herald STORE FOR rent for small busi ed porch, attached garege. Owner VOTOa. 8 large bedrooms, 24’ living room, ultli fireplace. 8’ Directions: From Manchester, turn right on to Porter St., from 0 carpeting and tasteful decorating make this a home to an­ ness, office or real estate. CaU immediate occupancy, priced to leaving state. Price reduced to ST. JAMES PARISH ttiarmo-paae picture windows, front and rear, oversize 2-car ga­ East Center S t. continue up Porter St. to R t 85, on Rt. 85 fol­ swer all your needs. O ver'6 acres of land offer privacy MI 3-2457 9-5 only. 19 BATES RD.—Owner tranaferred. sell. Charles Lesperance, Xd low signs to London Rd., Just past Gay City Park, on left. ^ Price $9,500 J See this beautiful 2 year old Gar­ 9-7620. 817,800. X d 94653. rage Md paUs connected by 12’ breezeway. recreation room with Just enough lawn for easy maintenance. Priced well Apartments— Flats— DUPLEX below replacement cost. rison Colonial, 8 twin size bed- wltk flr e i^ This attracHve Ranch Is situated on 2 acres fully • OPEN DAILY a P.M. to DUSK; R’EEKENDS 12 to 7 e Tenements 63 rooms, 1% tiled baths, large Uving ’TOLLAND — 7 room farmhouse, SDC ROOM CAPE 0(H>, Miaded lot, laMseaped lot with hedgerow on three sides for privacy. Priced ^ B. C. Halladay, Broker, Williamsville, Vt. acres. 4 bedrooms available to new own' nader $24,600. GENERAL RENTAL agency. J. O. Houses For Rent 65 room, fireplace, patio, well land­ needs some repairs, outdoor fireplace and patio, 3-car Phone OV 4-7720. garage, ameeite drive, city water er. Copper plumbing and new heat' Sotos by: U. & R. REALTY C O .. Inc. Realty. 470 Main Street, Ml scaped, all betterments. CaU own­ ing system, aluminum combina­ ^ Tel. Newfane FOI rest) 5-7670 ROBERT J. SMITH, INC. FOUR Room home $100 per month. er, xn 8-0559. and sewer, CaU Xd 94995 or Xd Phono Ml 3-2692 M iao. References and lease required. MANCHESTER —6 room modem 8-1758. tions, 80x150 lot with trees, garage' 963 MAIN STREET—MI 9-5241 ranch, 4%% mortgage, $74.44 CALL OWNER--TR 5-6705 f u r n i s h e d apartments, heated, Philbrlck Agency, MI 9-8464, HAVE YOUR business in your own Take away the snow and picture the 200 x 140 lot with R. D. MURDOCK Ml 3-6472 covers mortgage, taxes. Near two rooms. Kitchen set, refrigera­ home. Large Colonial located In CUSTOM TWO FAMILY school, shopp^. Xd 9-9468. ELVA TYLER, REALTOR green grass and ahrubs. Plant your favorite f.owers be­ tor, gas range, bedroom set. Free business zone near center of town. gas, electricity. Adults. Low rent. Summer Romes For Rent 67 Ideal for offices, beauty parlor, or South Road, Bolton, exceUent two x a 9-4469 x a 9-5051 XO 9-9901 yond the walkout basement. A family room for the kids many other possibilities. Call Dls- SEVEN ROOM brick home, 2 fuU Apply apartment 4, 10 Depot baths, fireplace, city utUltlea, famUy 44, with many extras, buUt and a den for Dad are esetras in this 6Vi-room ranch. GIANT'S NECK HEIGHTS— Next coe Agency, XD 9-0626. by present owner. Sleeping porch, Square. to Rocky Neck, modem 4 room 2-car brick garage. ’Thia home XCANCHE8TER—For modem eco­ Mom will like the disposal and the close bus stop. t . . . .1 . Ideal for growing famUy, near bus fireplace, etc. Spacious grounds, ROCKVILLE—24 Grove Street. — cottage, hot water, electric kltch ADORABLE oversized Cape, 6 workshop and ttorage DuOding, nomical Uving this 8 bedroom The snow has melted and so has the price. CaU for im­ line, stores snd schools. BuUt on Beautiful redecorated 2-room fur- en, sleeps 7, $70 weekly. Weeks of rooms, oil heat, 2 fireplaces, tile large lot, two-car garage with ranch Is the answer. ExceUent 2 lots, shade treea and nicely mediate inspection. nlabed apartments. TR 6-7871. July 15 Aug. 19, Aug. 26. PI bath, plastered walls, garage, city value $17,500. H. B. Grady, bro­ landscaped. Priced at only $19,000, ameeite drive, can easily be con' 2-8142, Xd 9-6772. water and sewerage, comblnaUon verted to a 9 room single. ker, x a 8-8009.. BEUtUnFUL 8^ room apartment, windows and doors, beautifuUy Charles Lesperance, Xd 9-7620. GRACIOUS HOMES YOU’VE BEEN'LOOKING FOR first floor, heat, hot water, garage, SANDWICH. CAPE COD—5 room landscaped, stone front, large lot, WARREN E. HOWUND FOR SALE—8 room house, new S. A. BEECHLER, Agent DRIVE BY THIS exquisite Cape electric range and refrigerator. cottage, heat, hot water, fireplace priced at only $16,800. Charles at IT Weatwood St. It has a large $115. AvaUakle July 1. XU 4-0238. TV, near beach. Phone Ml 3-6832 Lesperance, XD 9-7620. furnace, newly redecorated. Call between 6-7 p.m. XD 9-2494. MI 3-6969 kitchen nice fireplace complete —Realtor" I uiii BLACK POINT—3 bedroom cot ly finished rec room with bar, ga­ 675 M AIN STREEdV-MANCHESTEB e;;: ROCKVILLE:—Ideal for newlyweds, RANCH—6% rooms, S bedrooms, rage, and Is located in a prf 3% room apartment on Reed St., tage, large fireplace, hot water, kitchen snd dining area, Uving | MANCHESTER — I room ranch, SDC ROOM older home Keeney x a 8-1108 front porch, nice yard. Xd 3-5000 aluminum storms, amesite, trees, Street, newly redecorated, 2-car reaidenUal section. Should aeU I heat, stove, refrigerator, picnic room buUt-in oven and range, at $16,000. Belfiore Agency, GRAND OPENING! area, 15 minutes from Hartford, aluminum storm windowa and I bus, shoppliv $11,600. Carlton W. ^arsj^e, a m ^ te drive. Owner XD LAKE CHAFFEE—4 room lake Hutchins, Xu 94182. 8-6131. $90 monthly. TR 8-1166, XU 9-4824. front cottage, sleeps six, tele­ doors, full basement, nice lot, only $18,990. Call McCarthy Enter­ vision, boat, shower. June, July prises, Inc. Xd 4-1589, John V. August. Xd 9-0710. BIRCH STREE7T—4 rooms, second Panclera, Xd 9-1898. floor, no furnace, Xd 9-5229, 9-5. FOR RENT—Cottage at Mlsquaml' $87.78 MONTHLY, Immaculate | cut last week In June, very rea­ JLY KXCEiPnONALLT nice spacious 4 split, recreation room. Garage, room second floor apartment. So. sonable. Call Xd 8-4086. huge lot, 4%% mortgage. Carlton I u7 Coventry. Range, refrigerator, W. Hutchins, x a 94182. S ta te OLD KELSEY POINT. Westbrook a C Venetian blinds, screens Included. —Beachfront. 4 bedrooms, fire­ Oil hot water heat, 885. Adults MANCHESTER—Gape, 6 finished place. electric kitchen, laundry, only. Phone XU 8-7058. rooms, large kitchen, dining room, private beach, big porch with living room, den, 3 full baths, 41 beautiful view, July. MI 9-5918. JT V E ROOMS, unfurnished. In bedrooms possible fireplace, plas­ 'Cooper Hill apartments. Phone XU M ie an um iuella tered walls, full dormer, giurage, | 9-6679 or MI 9-9504. COVENTRY —For rent—ahorefront nice lot: AvaUable tor FHA ap­ Silver cottage, lots of privacy. Xd 9-7149 praisal value of $16,800. Aa Uttle I THREE ROOMS, heat, hot water, aa $M)0 down to asaume present! FreiptroiiifGrawiaot OlvinHiidl electricity, garagX Included, sec­ mortgage. CaU McCarthy Enter- c ^ r fO w M c n i ond floor. 245 N. Maid Street. $80. risea, Inc., XD 4-1539, John V. | Xn 9-5229. Wanted To Rent 68 ?'anclera, XO 9-1898. WANTED — Small unfurnished Ewiiyllitoo Sold to CenMcScvt b Boughl l y a FIVE ROOM flat, second floor, oil MANCHESTER—FamUy aUe Cape | .heat, automatic hot water, garage, house, prefer stove and refrigera­ R tcm r o f a Cemwclleol OtSty M ew ip op m tor. Wife, 6 year old boy and aelf, of 6 rooms bn large lot. Conven­ good location. Available July 1. ient achool and'bus. Quick occu­ Adults preferred. Call Xd 3-7515. references. Write Box Y, Herald Tto Molt KMRFULudTtoMott W O «n D O TITfH pancy. Asking $13,900. Madeline | To Pr^tYOURSMnSl^ta Com icti^ THRE® ROOM unfurnished apart­ Smith, Realtor, XO 9-1943. Farm and Land For Sale 71 It by EfftcHn im o f tbt AAM isiDi Columos ment. first floor, available June COVENTFY—To settle estate. Re­ 15. Inquire 233 Center St. o f CooDNSenrt' WSj THREE ACRES. 150 ft. frontage, duced to* $12,900. 5 room house, I ANDOVER—3 room apartment, all $800. 7 acres, 5 clear. 350 ft. front' main highway three acres of land, | conveniences, working or retired age Andover-Coventry line, $2,000, newly decorated,,new heating eya- Ridge tem. Call xa 8-2785 week days. eouple. PI 2-6894. Call PI 2-8090. fORIMBTON RNISTIt HARTFORD TIMES M A N em sm h u a i o A COMMUNITY JOF FINE HOMES IN EAST HARTFORH HARTFORD COURANT OPEN FOR INSPE^ITION SUNDAY 1 to 6 PH. COMPLETELY DIFFERENT MODEL HOMES DESIGNED FOR COMFORTABLE LIVING. • R m o i m s s n e w IIUTAIH h u a i o

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WATIRIURY MODUTOWN PRESS OF MANCHESTER MFUIUCAN A AMERICAN. MERIDIN RECORD 4 JOURNAL • • -i Just a few of the features included in these custom homes are: Built-in ranges, dishwashers, disposals, radio-intercoms, recreation rooms, sliding glass doors, concrete patios, 6 and 7 rooms, I '/i and'#2’/2 baths, aluminum siding and many DANIURY NIWS-TUttS other ita.ms to surprise you.

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From Manchester take either Silver Lane or the Wilbur Cross Parkway to East Hartford and turn alt Forbes Street, Then follow the signs just two blocks to OPEN TOMORROW 10 A.M, until DARK Silver Ridge Homas^ / * • .< I Unexcelled coverage of the Connecticut Mor- ket for every advertiser. For more business join the swing to Connecticut Doily Newspapers to sell your M c G A R T H Y E N T E R P RISE S IN C 25 WESTMINSTER ROAD STAMPOID AOVOCAH product or service. U|e the one in^ your city or as Mitchell 4-1539 REAL ESTATE Eight-room (Colonial with attached garage, hot water oil heat, 1 Mi baths, fireplace, wall-to-waU car- (OFFICE) ' petlng,' combination windows and doors, city water and aewers. Near school, bus. shopping center. OinNWICH TINU many os nMessqry to coyer your 'distribution oreo. MANCHESTER PRICED TO SELL CHARLES LESPERANCE You know the coverage you ore getting Mcouse circulation figures ore hock* m m INIS WEEKEND ed by The Audit Bureou of Circulations. ' i-t - - « » 4h**fc- ■»«>'««■ mill . ».W^<««Aei

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Hodges Says Notice Heard Along Main Street Prestriige Given V' WE HAVE DAILY ■ lii' Rah-Rah Boys t^ e Lidie* of S t Jamet wOl And on Soma o/ Manchesdr** Suit StraatMt to o DELIVERY TO THE rmM In the haaement of S t Jamea’ Top AuileiePriEe Church at 7:45 ajt>. tom »rrw to Ahoaor Tuesday night, OrisWold told Ruin Schools attend the 9 ajn. Maaa for Uvlng ETfeythlisg Oose When the health department his audience. "I figured th^ if 1 Jatferaon Prekrfdga was Awi^- membera. TTiere will he a Holy was going to be accused of talk: ed the Outstanding Athlets Award BOLTON Hour at 7:30 p.m. in St. Jamea moves aCroes Center St. from the CoUag# Parh. Municipal Building to the old tag through my hat, 1 might as at ths rscant Block R dlnnor held SecMtary of Comm#rc# Luth#r H. School Hall. well be wearing one that has had Hall of Records, building, it will at RHAM High School. Other ptajr- a lot under it.” Hodge# said today »«>m# collegai Frajicea tterTon Council P j,-tl^ admittedly be an improvement in Ota honored in soccer wore Alex are more Interested in aporU than AREA Sunahine Glrla, several areas. Bishop, aMlity; Paul Carter, moat at 6:80 p.m. in lOOF Hall. All The room it has been occupying Lang, Sad Tale education, and he blamed Two women w e know were dis­ improved; in basketball Richard rm h -^ boye" among the alumni. candy money and untold cMdy with the building department is Farley, ability: David J. Taylor, should be turned in at this meet- undoubtedly the most overcrowded cussing movies the other day, and LENOX seemed a little distressed at to­ moat Improved; in baseball, Jef­ In in addrees prepared for in*. Plane for a picnic or awim space in town. ferson "Prestridge sbillty; Donald meneement exercises at the Uni- party will be diacusaed. and mem- But biuWing department em­ day's filmfare. “ First they make an incredibly McGrath, most Improved. varsity of Maryland, Hodges i^ d PHARMACY bera will "vote on whether to omit ployes view the moving day July that ‘‘through some *trange. tai- meotlnys durinjr Jul>’ and August. poor 'B' movie like The Infini­ Boord Action 1 with a litUe wistfulness. tesimal Worm,” ssdd one of the The Regional Board haa accepted mature quirk" many oil**# 2fV E. CENTER ST* Refreshments will be served. .Among the necew ry, items of with regret the resignations of graduates “seek the prestige of m - furniture crowding that dual of­ women. TEL. Ml "And. if that's not bad enough,” Miss Frances Accorto, teacher M aoclation" with a winning athletic The Marcia Neubert Circle of fice is a .two-step ladder. Its pri­ the commercial department and team. .... the Oommunlt.v Baptist (^urch mary function is to make avail­ her friend said, "they insist on Mias Phyllis Stahowaki, {taysical “Thus we apply^pressure on the win meet Tuesday at 12:45 p.m. able the many maps stored on adding a sequel to it like 'The Son Question instructor. Miss Accorto old school to bullil up Its athletic at the'home of Mra. Walter Jaco­ racks. It has several secondary of the Infinitesimal W orm.'" ■Will return to her home near Boa- plant* and the achool, mindful of by, 118 Autumn St. uses, none of them official, like toii, and Miss Stahowaki plana to alumni contributions. fo#y hot be an extra seat, and «nergency Polata of \1ew * be married and move to California. strong enough to say no." Quiet comment from a 8-year- TTie Polish American Club will * writing space. A teaching contract haa been Hodges said "It's about time the celebrate its 45th aimiversary at One of the official frequenters old observing the ripples on a lake iaaiied to Mrs. CaroljTi Andrews of aging rah-rah boys grew- up. and ouAT Mtw run ofi a dinner-dance tonight at 7 at the after he tossed a rock into it: of the office calls it his desk. Manchester, a business education let up.” DtvnoPMiMri clubhouse, 106 Clinton St. When he arrives at the office, he "The water is sticking out,” graduate of Bryant College, who He said that If they need to bor­ A Non. has had six years of experience. row prestige, "let them borrow The Reed-Eaton Circle of the draws it up to the elbow of one of the girls, perches himself com­ Superintendent Abell reported that the best there Is—the reputat>m Community BapUst Church will there are teaching vacancies to be fortably on iU top step, and be­ of a school where education, qual­ meet at the church Tuesday at filled in the areas of chemistry, ity education, oomes first, last, and «;15 p-m. to go out to dinner. gins dictation. physics and girls' oh.vslcsl educa­ He goM with the health depart­ BOY SCOOT always.” tion, as well as assistant principal, The commerce secretary said he The Rotarv Club will meet Tues- ment: and therein lies the build­ a new ooaitlon at RHAM. played intercollegiate sports and dav at 6:30 in the Manchester ing department's regret. No more ISotes and Newji Marlborough will be host to the firih Country Oub A film "Trai'el in will they have the pleaaure of Four-Board meeting of the Region favoni athletics In their proper Hawaii, ' will be narrated by Miss watching Dr. Richard Olmsted, on June 12, at the Elmer Thienea place. Corean Mann of the Globe Travel sanitarv Inspector, as he dictates Cub Scout Pack 78 of Buckley School. "But their place la secondary." from his birdlike ^erch. School held its annual outing at There will be an early closing at he aald. "And when you start buy­ Sui] Agency. ing basketball teams, for example, Camp Johnson In Bolton June 5. 12:18 p.m. on the last dsy of school, f'" **<—3 He gil4t Know* Reveille June 28. at RHAM High. start handing out scholarships for The Holv Name Society of St. This was the last pack meeting of brawn and physical skill rather James' CJi'urch ivUl receive Holy A Manchester man left the of­ Prlncinal Aram, Damarjian re­ fice around 2:45 yesterday after­ the season. ported that 49 RHAM students havs than brain and a desire for educa­ Oommunion in a body at the 8 tion, you are mixing values badly o'clock Mass tomorrow. Members noon. after suffering through a A picnic with the family of each^ been certified in the driver educa-. great portion of the day with a cub was held at 6 p.m. At 7 ; tlon course this year. Depending and heading for trouble." will assemble In the downst^ra He said the current scandals in church by 7.50, stiff back and sick headsche. o'clock, the pack meeting was j somewhat on legislative action con­ •Tve finally decided to give up." held. Adjutant Ted Fairbanks and cerning parent driving training for intercollegiate basketball have The Men's Fellowship league of he announced as he left. "The only Mrs. Fairbanks of the -American ! students and continued Interest. demonstrated again "the sort of loti*' the Salvation Army has postponed thing that's going to help Is a Legion were guests and pre.sented j Damsriisn recommended that the thing that can happen—the gam­ the pack with a new ,50-.star flag. i rour.se be continued next year and blers get in. and the fixes begin." until Saturday. June 17. the out­ u*r-" . , . door meeting that was scheduled An hour and five minutes later, Cub Bruce Hust received the flag the fee reduced to 130 per student. Hodges said that the nation nev­ tonight at the home of Thomas he walked back up the stairs. on behalf of the pack. William Hermann, representing er before In his' lifetime "needed Archtfert Louis J. Drakes, submit­ Maxwell. 71 Unnmore Dr. "That was sure a short nap. An advancement ceremony was 80 urgently, a supply of talented, said a fellow worker. __ ted preliminary plans and sugges­ educated minds." held, with the following awards be­ tions for pronosed alters tions at Two Manchester girls named to "The kid next door got a bugle. ing made; Hodges is a former governor RHAM. The language laboratory, of North Carolina, where basket­ the dean's list at Bay Path Junior Lion badges to Paul Tennant and College in Longmeadow. Mass., for Borrowing Powers? the home economics area and the ball fix scandals have hit both the Since his appointment as Sixth Robert Snyder; bear badges to Ste­ Industrial arts area all came un­ University of North Carolina and the last semester are Miss Roberta phen Johnson, Bruce Carlson, Lar­ A Shrieking Triumph Campbell. 191 McKee St . and Miss Masonic District deputy. Mike der discussion. A motion was made North Carolina Stale. Griswold ha.s been borrowing silk ry Blake, Gregory Fontaine. Brian that Jhe superintendent and the Karen Sylvester, 6, got a big thriil yesterday when she landed Three N.C. State players have Donna McNeill, 5 Ijiwton Rd. Both Rfelly. and Douglas McClain: wolf htrit are juniors. „ hats owned by a couple of past princi&l meet " ’'th the architect thi.s catfish whUe competing in a fishing rodeo at Memphis. Tenn. been accused of aha\ing points for masters of Manchester Ixidge of badges to Jack Nash. Thomas to ap^ove the plana before they Her shrieks could be heard all around the park lake. ^The catch gamblers. A former North Caro­ Helps keep your Masons to wear while performing Squadrito. Ronald Bilodeau and are submitted again to the hoard. isn't big epough to win any prizes but to Karen it a whale, lina player la charged with offer­ WliC burner cleon at it CuU< his new duties. Glenn Schaefer. Price estimates are to be included (AP Photofax). - > ing bribes to two players at his At the testimonial dinner in his Silver arrows were awarded to at this time. alma mater. Both rejected the of­ loot Douglas McClain and Bruce Hust. h^ ft your homo I 434 Summit St.; Nicole Laver- fer but failed ta report the bribe Denner badges were awarded to Maneheator RrMitag Herald Re RT-98 ii the most comfrietely dlere. 80 Dart Hill Rr., Wapptag: Church Unit Led attempt. INESTOWN Bruce Hust. Jack Nash and Ronald gtoiial 8 correspondent. June effective fuel oil additive ta use James Whitaker, Storrs; Mrs. Ger­ ■ ■ PHARMACY Bilodeau. Asaistant Denner badges N V g r e ■, teltphone ACademy By Mrs. Hultman today. This helps your oil WMrIlWol were awarded to Douglas McClain 8-M13. trude Toth, Amston; Donald_ Glad­ 689 Hartford R d.-'M r 9-W46 and Glen Schaefer. Bob Hust was ding, Andover; Mra. Margaret Father of Nine burner deliver Mote E. aiii (at Riafti welcomed into the Pack and award- ■ Rak. Talcottvtlle; Robert Bannis­ Mrs. Richard Hultman haa been pendable heat. You gat'pre­ To maintain onr continuity ed his Bobcat pin by Cubmaster ter. 40 Hoffman Rd.. Walter Du- elected* president of the Emanuel Gels BS Sunday mium service, too. All diai|pud Prices os Lew 'John Johnson. Decreasie Noted dek. East Hartford. Churchwomen of Emanuel Lu­ to make home heating easy. Use of medical aerrice we are ADMITTED TODAY; Mrs. Es­ Service Thofs letter At the conclusion of the meet theran Church. ' Donald P, Walla, 88 Meekvilte tag the boys competed In games. - In Idle Claims telle Karsky. RFD 2. Other new officers elected and Open All Day b ir t h s YESTERDAY; A son installed by Pastor C. Henry An­ Rd.. the father of ntaa children Caff forfoy for Potterton's Total unemployment claims filed to Mr. and Mrs. Warren Douglas, derson at the recent annual meet­ will recelva a bachelor of science in Manchester for the week ended 33>j Golway St.: a daughter to ing of the group were Mrs. Earle degree from the University of ISO Center 8t. Cor. of Church Koblinskv Heads June 3 were 1.799. or 1$8 leas than ^ r. and Mrs. Harris Watson. 9 M o b ilfio o t' iT-98 SUNDAY Scott, vice president;,Mrs. Edward Hartford tomorrow. the previous week's count of 1,987. Griswold St.; a daughter to Mr. Marsh,, secretary: Mrs. Rudolph Council at Tiling The Connecticut unemployment and Mrs. 'W'llliam Knowles, 30 Heck, education chairman; Mra. it will be the second bachelor of claims picture during the same Walker St.: a son to Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Carlson, aeivice chairman. science degree he has received. .^Chester Koblinaky, eon of Mr. period also dropped from 59,989 Lewis Strong. 48 Mountain Rd.. Mrs.' Everett Johnson and Mra. The first one vvaa in hotel admin Rockville; a son to Mr. and Mrs. iatration in 1949 from Pennsyl­ WE GIVE and Mra. Cheater Koblinaky of 40 (previous week) to 58.949, it was C. Henry Anderson were elected reported by State Labor Commis­ Donald Crattv. 655'a N. Main St. vania State University. The de­ GREEN STAMPS Earl. St., was elected president of delegate and alternate, respectiv- Announcing sioner Reiiato Rlcciutti. BIRTHS TODAY; A son to Mr. ly to the New England Confer gree tomorrow will be in mechani­ the Student Council at Illing Jun­ Ranked 11th in slate claims. and Mrs. David Wentworth. Valley once. Mrs. E. John Kjellson, Mrs. cal engineering. ior High School yesterday. Manchester had 919 claims from Falls Rd.. Vernon: a son to Mr. Rudolph Cailson. Mra. Theodore Wells Is a test engineer at Pratt The elections climaxed one week women. 52 less than the week be­ and Mrs. 'Wa.vne Newman, Storra. and Whitnev Aircraft. He took the MORIARTY CTiambers. Mis. George Okerfelt, l 40-week training course operated of campaigning. Other candidates fore and 51.1 per cent of the total DISiCHARGBD YESTERDAY: Miss Norina Johnson, and Miss Ida | Evangelistic Services for the office were Carol Law’rence claims load here. Mrs. Audrey Humphrey. 86 Lin­ by Renssalaer Polytechnic Instil John-son .vere elected delegates i tute for PAWA In 1956. and Robin Starkel. den St.; Daniel As.sard. Bolton; to the Hartford district. The j BROTHERS Mrs; Anna Zenker. 8 Liberty St.. He is a native of Fulton. N. Y., new nominating committee ta-|! served in the U S. Marine Corp* Rockville: Mra. Marjbrie Sever­ eludes Miss Anna M. E. Johnson, IN CENTER PARK Hospital Notes jI from 1943 to 1945. and operated a M l 3-5135 ance, 88 Oakland St.; Debra Miss Esther Mi Johnson, Mias ■i soda fountain and luncheonette Ip Castetter, 430 Avery St.. Wap- Esther Peterson, and Mrs. Ray- j 301*315 Center St. L. T. WOOD CO. , visiting hours are i to 8 p.m. Fulton for five years before jota- plng; Mrs. Mildred Morris.sette, 4 mond Wogman. jling.P&WA. Commencing Sunday, June 11 I for all areas except niatrmily Bellevue Ave., Rockville; Mrs. Ann ICE PLANT I where they are t <«> 4:8# and #:S0 Mrs. Kjellson. retiring president, His wife l.s the former Miss ■ Novakowski. Windsor Locks; j reported that the charter member­ I t o 8 p.m .; and private rooms I Dorothy Shaver of Fulton, whom 51 BIMSELL 8TREET Ignatz Wierzljicki. T4 North St.; j ship of 129 in 19.59 had grown to he married in 1944. | I where they- are 10 atm> to 8 p.m. Mrs. Isabelle Swift. East Hart-1 Read Herald Advs. Through August 27,1961 Tnm East From MaUn St. I Visitors are requested not to 161. She also gaye reports about At State Theater ' smoke .In patient’s rooms. No more ford; Stanley Glowacki, 140 Tan­ service projects for Manchester 7:00 P.M. than two visitors at one time, ner St.i Harold Kington. 99 South convalescent homes and groups per potlent. St., Rockville; Mrs. Barbara Leis­ and Lutheran institutions. Mra. ter. Hebron; Mr.s. Mary O'Brien, 8 I Kjellson received a silver pin from BLOCK ISLAND VACATION By THE SALVATION ARMY Patients Today: 228 Geraixl St.; Mra. J«!an Bateman the group. ADMITTED YESTERDAY: 'Mrs. and son. 440 W. Middle Tpke.; ; Mi.ss Judith Naschke performed // \n 661 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER, CONN. Ethel Getchell. 81 Deepwood Dr.; Mrs. Ruth Fletcher and son. Oak- ! piano selections and Mr.s, Rverett Get Away From It All .BHiiliiin Pearson, 117 Hemlock Iand_Rd., Wapptag; Mrs. Mary | Johnson entertained with humor­ 'st.; George Smith, Bolton Lake; Mahon and daughter. South Wind­ ous fadings. Mrs. G. Albert Pear- Relax in the atmosphere of the Good Ole Horse and sor; Mrs. Ba'rbara Paul and son. j son' led the devotions. Refresh­ Special Music By: Mrs. Joyce Altaon. 51 Mountain Buggy Days. Beautiful beaches, boats, fishing, biking, St., Rockville; George J. Bessette, East Hartford; Mrs. Barbara ments and a social hour were held - CITADa lANO — MAU CHORUS 65 Lewis Dr., Wapptag; Mra. Greene and aon, 900 Tolland Tpke. |later. surf casting. Anna Ogren, 1097 Mata St>, Jo­ V O C A L and INSTRUMeNTAL SOLOISTS seph Stepenavage. 97 Farmstead Restful, roomy accommodation.s. Monthly, weekly and Dr., Wapptag; Judith A. Langlals, weekend rates. Coventry; Daniel McLennon, M Gospel Preaching By: Hilltop Dr.; Frederick Sankey, THE ARMY AND NAVY ATLANTIC APARTMENTS MAJOR L WALTiR LAMIE HIGH STREET. BLOCK ISLAND. R. I. AND OVEST 8PEAKER8 PerWunal Noticeg Phone Or Write Harold J. Dwyer, WORSHIP GOO WITH US J Bolton, Conn.— Ml .3-5.326 In Memoritm In laving memory o( ouv d*ar mother. I BINGOAM> I Margar-t S.^ Huichinton, who passed ' •tray Jun« 10. IMP. TherF no partinc from thoit loye*! DANCING EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT Nd dmtance can divide. I Far'Today” ln~MemoTT's Garden 8 O'CLbCK i Wt aUll walk side by side. NEED TIRES? San and dauahti-rs. David lliitchinsnn Alice Hutchinaon. BRAE MARR GOODYEAR • • QOODRIOH ■ • HRESTONE Jeaslo Lyona InAMemoriam In lovinff mt'mor}' of Paul Salmond* , who paniiBd away June 11. IMS. * DAY CAMP Yaur m-mnry Is as dear today. 670x15-^10.88 As in the hour you passed away. ON BOLTON LAKE Sons aod dajlfhters. 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viMo cvSKr L—A IX BIUBTS BE8BBVia>. B. X. OlOBINMM * OO.. y ■ acHwrae to one strict rule — rwver iMr. We also have a lot of fUn ftL o n make fun of s oontoetsnt making uoeaica out of match Norton Plays Keeping Cool Secret 'W hen people come on the ahow, book covers. Not eny cever, but NTI thsy're usually escitod and some­ Just from places we’ve-visited." what scared.” Bill explained. “All Sometimee, admite’ Cullen, he'll Many Parts o f a sudden, they’ve got a ndUion go out o f hia way to And a new ng To CiiHen’s Success eyea on them. It’s my Job to put restaurant w hose matchbooks them at ease and relieve the ten- By DICK KLEINER aren’t in the collsction. NBA aian to help them do their best.” Currently, Bill is setting Hmaelf la a buBneM known for prsis-pedge of the velue of the prises Bin's censidecaUon for others New for chiidren is a 10-minuto ■uro and ten*ton. Bill Cullen is a comes when he opens q sealed en­ for next season. He’U contiimc syndicated show. Funny Manns, may stem , from his own difficult with “The Price Is Right” and flrih ballever in keeping cooL velope cm the air. youilt. Struck by poHe as an in­ that has some top talent behind ' Only tMs philoso^y stands be- “I like Surprises es much as the ’Tve Got A Secrot,” but plaiu to it. .’Tt’s the bralnchUd of E. Roger • fant. he can’t remember what H give up the died jocke^y riiow in tsrsm Cniisn sad exhaustion. . At eudienoe,” he explained. “If 1 was like to walk without limping. Muir, who formerly produced MeaSBt, bis; nBhedule includes the knew the answers in sdyenoe, my September. This wiU troe him fo r Howdy Doody. .GUff Norton, a top But, rather thkn brood abodt the additional television ,Work aftd also dany and Wednesday evening edl- reaction wouldn’t be spacitaneoue. misfortune, he simply retuaed to comic, stars in this, his flrst effort pam o t ‘The Price Is 'R tg^” en I’d Iwve to fake it" provide the unexpected luxury of for the ypunget set. accept it. He became a ipidget rac­ regtUar sleeping habits. . MBCV an early hbrd disc Jedcey Faking is one thing the creweut er, and later, after teachl^ him­ . Norton appears in various guises hhinr, and a n g ^ r spot on the boat refuses to indulge in. He has “IVs tougher on Aime than me,” s e lf to fly. Joined the OIvU Defense explained Cullen. -’’For five years '— Music Mann, Airplane Mann, panel o t T v e Got a Secret.” no script srriters, never prepares Con Mann, Railroad Mann, etc. — CdUen’ssecret Is that heleamed, evm a cme-UiM Joke, eitd sim ply air auxilia^. now, she's been gettin g up at 4 'Tve been pretty fortunate,” a.m. to brew me a pot of coffee. doing some brief bits which lead MTO. tO''fellbC. lets his own impish sense of humor into an old Keystone Comedy.... ~ ret excited?” ariced Cm- take over when he gets before an said Cullen, referring to the hand­ She's seen the dawn come up over Manhattan Island too many Umea.” TYiese are integrated, continuing ______isver start worrying, aur audience. icap. “The only time I notice K the story that Norton tells.. .Each foh srill be th m tiniM. tougher.” Recently, when the cprtains now la when others do. Td rather Perhaps the best Indicator of “Mann” emerges from a mann- ABKa*-the ♦a*»gy CidlendoeflPt parted to reveal a ”Price Is Right” nM: have people who see me Hmp BiU Cullen’s personaUty comes arony aSout is Tehearsals. He sim­ hole, Mann-hatten hotel, etc., to prise. B ill fcNind hlttuwlf facin g show pity or distrim. I don’t feel from a story told us by onh of the start the proceedinga ply avoids them, a fact which tsro statues—one a griimlng gar­ hedly about it, so why should cameramen on "The Price Is .ereated certain problems at first goyle and the nther a diatcxied they?” Rig^t.” It’s customary for tele­ Norton is a Chicagoan who' want­ for “The Price le Right.” The pro- Balineee iSol. Odien's eesy^going attitude to­ vision stars, at Christmas, to give ed to get in show buriness all o f hia gxtm Btegee some fairly compU- ’M eet Mark^Goodson and BUI ward life is reflected off-stage, as a gift to the stage and technlqal life... "But I’m a depression ested stuntSj such as giving sway Todman,” said Cullen, pointing tf> well as on: He’U worh Mce a dog crew. AU too often, this Is a baby, so I had to go to work” . ... a flo ck cC Cheep o r ‘fly in g’ a ten- the ilgurlnea Other hnsme might during the week, but Saturdays thank-you for having inflicted tem­ He did every thing from repairing to a truck on w ires above the eteger have, been upset, but producers and Sundays are set aside for his perament on hmnd-the-scenes electric tra ^ to working at an and tbeae momenta entail careful Goodieon / and ’Powman were de­ wife, Anne. personnel. athletic clu b .. .W henever he could, piwaiatlon. lighted by the ribbing. “We take on projects together,” "Last year,” said the camera­ he did a bit on radio, which was Callan solved the dilemma tw yn oie.B U l M apt to kid Ms eae- BiU explained. "Like painting. man, ”we gave BIU a gift. He’s big in Chicago then. hiriag a ataad-in actor Jim Hol- ployers sod fellow performers, he Anne’s great, but I ’m Juet a dab- that kind of a guy.” “I’d get maybe $12.50 for a radio huid, to do hie rebearping for him. shot,” he says . . . “But I’d have to WhOe Holland Is going through pay social security and tax and Cullen’s paces. Bill catches up on everything else. And I had to rent lost Bleep a t hie N ew York hpart- a tux. After ail my expenses, Td aeent He ahows up at the NBC only have enough to live on for stadio Just in time for a confer­ three weeks — after giving my ence with hie Stand-In—then goes mother half. Living was cheaper oa the eir. then.” This airangement, unique In tele- Muir and Norton are a mutual vlaion, has the^ approval of pro- admiration society . . . The pro­ dueeis Mark Goodaon and Bill Tod- ducer whispered that he was lucky man. who regard CUllen as one of ... “Bob Smith (on'Howdy Doody) . the sharpest ad-libbers in show was easy to work with — no tem­ twisinees. perament or. trouble — and this “Usually, we give Bill a complete giiy is just the same. I know, rundown on the ahow,” explained because Tve been with some luliis.” Hidlaad. ’’But sometimes we hold a hit of InfCrmatlon back.” ' Norton whispered! "These guys It «;.«• On one occasion, Cullen was in­ are great to work with. It’s the tentionally kept In the dark about nearest thing to the old Gatrroway- eae of.the more spectacular prisea at-Large spirit. We (the old Gar- r-ra Uve elephant. Another evening, roway gan g) used to have a won­ he worked with a model in Santa derful time. This is the finest rela­ Claus costume oiUy to discover, tionship for me since then.” when she removed the false etotn- AMPS mtk and whiskers, his wife Anne. ’There are certain facts Cullen ' SPOBTS PACK nfuees to learn In advance. He jPOB WERK OP jr if R lR‘1i TO never meets contestants until the JVNB IDOi rtT program is on and hia first knowl- SAtwHlAr. Jfmmo IRtli tt:Di W«M6erhit W*rM oi 8p*rt« S Ca>6le|Na B«wUar 4U ERS 1:45 TbU Week In Sporta S 1:55 IlmUekall • Yank^« va Kanaaa Citjr 13 5 2:H Rafteball t ' Sox va L ob Ang^lea iftr St. BaifiteU SS Minne.*iota Twins va Baltimore Orfof^s 4:M TV Bare at tke Week IS. IS Sperts Thrills SS ^ t d m k 5:SS bTr Time WresiUnR S flaiardasr WreMtIlaR IS d Ad vs. ELECTRONICS Wide World Of SpoHa 4S. SS S:SS Pla Baalera t t 1S:SS Fiffkt Of The Week S. 44. 5S LABORATORIES Liffhtwelirhta Champion Con- teat between Archie Moore and Olullo Rinaldi. 15 rounds. Old ON Archie. who made hia ' pro­ 277 BROAD fessional debut the year alter Cullen and wife Anne relax at home. Rinaldi was born, lost a noB- title decision to th f' bull* shouldered Italian last vear in Italy. Says the aipeless wonder: • K It will be different this time. TWO-WAY He (Rinaldi) will see a lot ^orse and S A T U R D A Y Television PROGRAM more of Moore.*' We ajfree. \g, biking, When the chips are down. Old RADIO DBTATCH 7:St Perrr Haaea _ S Cheekerbsard Thaatar ts Arch ta a hard man to beAt. UiNftr Elm • Raymand Burr atara. "Tha Case --You May Be Next." Ana South­ (Comolled by Stanley Weston, Ttas assry IS.W ot the Guilty Clients." Mason may ern, Lloyd Notan. BoxIhr Illustrated). CARS W*(M • ! SsMrto S finally lose a case when the man S;SS Rave Gaa Will Travel I 1S:45 Make That Naare SS. t$ eekly and tosSlesi* towuas V M be is dcCendinr makes a dramatic Richard Boone. Paladin holds • Baaday. Jana lltk U:W TMi to nOMUi > . S courtroom confession. murderer in chains while auUiori 1:SS BaatoaB S , ItotoSliva’s Diaiv IS.M Boummtm * St. SS ties check to-see if his desperado RmI Sox v. Mhincaota 1 .-W a r a Us. r a (Color) .^ Pernell brother has died of diptheria. Tea Pla Bawling SI Waleh Kr. Wtsard » . M Roberts Dan BlocKbr aad Michael Doable Pealais tt 1 :BB Batoball S Tha iBTMhto M u , « Landon In "The Mission." Pbrmer "So This Is Love." Kalhrya Gray­ Yankee, v* hoo Angelei 1:M Dsvey a OaJlatt ’ S Army Scout, who is a tarpel tor son. (Color). t M Itosetoril IS \ i '1« » \ i .< -S I V I Seleaes Fletlia Tbeator St ridicule because of his exaxper- Dsabta PeltlBre Theater SI dilcago V* Baltimore TU* I* Sm IsI SMsritr ^ IS ated Blorlee of past adventures, "Track of the Cat” . Robert 4:SS Sperie Tkrill, SS OsrdeBer’* S tw aae .W seta a cdiance to redeem himself. Mttchum, Teresa Wririit. Maadav Ta Priday l : a This Week la SvMto S iRepeat) 1S:SS Gaasmeke S T:IB Sparls Camera N 1:SS BatebaU S The Baariac tS’s A M. U James Arness stars, Deanis Maadav. Jana 1Mb JOHN L JENMEY Yankeea to. Kaaaaa City Doaald May hi "Brother's Keefe- Weaver featured. Marshal Matt StM All Rlav Darkria Bawitog IS S:W BaMbaH S . er." Newsman Garrison discovers Dillon aeelu revenge when he IStSS Mala Ewata t 0. LEROY NORmS Red Sox V* Loa Anselea romance and not creed moUvate floda his deputy Chester Tbunatoy,JaM lS«k SaUiraar AltoroMa Itoabto Paw- the millloiMlallar embeaslemeat. death. (Repeat) f:1R Ktaca Of O M t t ASBOCIATC ta n St (Repeat). - - !?*** A SS. Si t:St dammar flparl "The Arixonlaa” .. Ricliara Dia. t:tS rbiiiSmin ^ S M:SS Camse Theater B Sits WrertHag “ Brins 'Em Back aflve.. Prank Anlbany Georfre; Douc MiXnure. (Cotor) . t ' Buck. “Plrinx DevitaJ' Ralph Rrhastlan Cabot to “ BM SVInd in Ptoyhey’e PeutbeeeS' ’.is iiuurance of AH Kinda kunjr. A cold Towa." Movie atwat man’s Tamhsteae TetTflair • t temper Jeopardlae* Ma eareer, ISdS MabaThal Span SS. BS SllBnesala Twiaa n BalUa T d r i f u • SS. SS Top Bowling Blars oompete far BotuU' Orlotoa B a i^ auIUvan, Ghi Giduer In . cash prises. Johnny Johnston, SUsaaal Tkealeg "Lareenr snd t i m o Ladlea.” commentator. lU M. MAIN aXBHirr r 4:SS Daaee Pairtir Teenanra Stay and June McEean I I M ItaMrday iUcM EapstL _ 4 iSSMM Of aaaeaelle ateni noraes m m • rancher ns Salardsy l^ h t Mew*, a Waatber: Cook's ' PH O N E M I 9-dOM 4 >SS TE Eaw Of Tb* Wato M. m part o f .aa pranlp ra ^ nimed at Pat and Oar SnaaBraaka ' Btlly. fRepsat] ■sUywMd’* PtoaaS SERVI9E STATION 101 MAIN aXBBBC Spaito Tartta - m I j g v e M ^ tills CWftaIn Thne t t U Amerlemmm at Walk '■ s S| Ute Day.*'. Beaver la •Tuttles of TkhiU. 24 Hoar Rm U* D i«a t d i Fwwne M l R OOM Brad Dari* abaw ? | toU nia dad be wrecked tto kiteto Laughton. Jon- HMI. tkey built for 'Faiiier and Son lliIS Itoy m The Weeb t Kile Dajr. “ ln-‘A Garden". Roddy*McDowell, Wrecker amd Read Serrie* naSMg Plelara SSt\ S:SS TbaPewnlr 1 SS. SS Barbara Cook. ■iM WUe WaHd O f flaarta 41, H H euy Paaida.. Allen Cnse. .“Brand Lsla Skaw M The' tntsrhatloBiu GoU Champion- at Honesty." Reformed outlaw “ Back Prom The Dead". Peggie Oalb YWW OIKS B aad Canada Cup Matcbea, aad hia aariner are suspUR CUSTOMER SERVICE I

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rife <./v PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING BERAW. MANCHESTER. CONN^ SATURDAY, JUNE 10,1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALDs MANCHESTER^ OONN^ SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1961 PAGE THREE itaw psr NBC-TV has bomi^Maly go^ time for four football bowl cameA SUNDAY Television PROGRAM TUESDAY Ifefepfsfon PROGRAM although the eventa are aeveR months away . . . A new anlmaU HovMty lototatin get, Burgas C«l«l>raf#« Birtlicliiy Bonus S:W XbrlBar tt. W N K M i S U m Y WaMaOrliaSMl PVa Animals. novelty wet and Dick ____ Hoora t o KID". Rickard Boris Kulott to host. "The Grim ed-oomedy MrieA ’’Cactus Sid­ OrOOKMMUXSD *'** tterae.Iivaa G an oarag' Sarthelmaaa. Belea Mack. Reaper.” Mystery writer buys a ney,” will he aimed for aetworii SwUMial Yetvel IS. M Trado-ln TImo On . “ ----- 'a naatos g poRialt of apalk aa' a publtolty airing next season. It -is a SIspm •M iw ChiliMitmauM ebhars i m forasuo^aiiia: aalth AHi Lori Martin in I'Mil stunt, defying a curse piaeed on dea.^ moderator. Team of vet tnee to enve n Secn.^ It by Its emuor. stick satire on Westerns . . v POtAU SM M llhrhrrsian atndaate from . "^viitt A Wonderful crimed ----- aeh West S. « . M Producer Jerry Wald expects to do • m HBIveraity. W< g d d w y - JJ Bray. Wayne Rogers, one S-hour special per year start­ n m m m m i Oar WeiH John Bnasell, Peter OhrowB _ t Byer. "The Swindler", iSaa'^rpm natee collese. Lewie ‘rme Pfmnlsaj^ Oa^pratiieta ’ niwMum Bbnphre" miaager arrfvea la town and tries ing in the fall. that lbu«hnl'T7«ep.wfll bs anir- n a Adattral ata Swabby Ibaw « to get the cltUens of Outpost to The U.S. Treasure Department ia HBO Hi dered By membar el gaps before S td Baaky aad HUFriaada <#. SI Invest in i^ jp y mine. n weak la over. . . VUta^Yha Oat f ia showing a film of the eorona------‘‘Bam Xp CKt S!8 Qaiafc Draw MeOtaw * •:M SkaHta Staw S Uon of Mrs. America IM l en TV ^ Movtaa--ir iUTow.** P------i ud' bseomm • tka OtowB "Fteddla Gets Stek." Jack Kirk­ stations throughout the country. ket" B ella______iriUi n beeatital B n gllS ■.OJgJP. wood and JacUa Coogan guest aver, arovtw to be a devilish foe 1 UM theft of a valuabla a. RoiS Hawa star with Skelton, who portrays "My Three Bond” will be kbawft BONNIE p rraiiM N t h e - for Builwtutle the mOoee, other JR epaM ). Ref lection-Pice TV I lafoMtty oa Pasada too character of Freddie t£e Fm ? wndciy in Japah. UtU YBSSiaaa N d loader. , '' n m Biny 8 Ttaebdeaa MBHea Dollar M arie U f s i ' tying ) Hawa aad Waalbag 1 "TIM March Hare". Peggy Cum- ls % tw e e n t . tiM 1 mlna, Terrence MoiDsn. WHY K A PART-TIME ^ T * s £ r Dr. .Arnold jJ. t iU ( U :d Garry MeaitanMW t Toyabee World ms Blator- • id I Oueris: Carol Lawrence, musical U iU The (____ Ian. ^^^^^Saita:'%ralg B t8 s M • id S .S . SL'i Comedy star, aad epectar guest ASH MAN? Don miotta aad apeeial goM S td star , oomedtan. •I bSSS^&LS? Uoyd Bridges. l t d • O m nqnanrt naa iSm Tha Bebal STANEK Xbe geeead Anaaal TV GaMe We*U convert MasU Seieaaa la OaaaeatlEaf t t Award Theater tt. M U t« -tiirTifiiiii - inek Adams in "The H oalager MBKaa Daltar Maria U (Color) Program, deyotad (kiefly furnace Oror t t t m n f BxfwIeaM •tM Ybe Twaatlalh Otaitary ^ JohnnJohnny beoomes n aoBetweeB for ELEOfftDNies UMHMTORIES sSS!** 1 "When G-Men Step In". Don to entertainment, with 16 mlnutea "Over Here." NoaUlM look at aaoullnwimd n SSwUl, aad H t t . d Terry, Junta Falga. , _ Hews life ,on_lhe brnne Doat durinc almcst coats the Rebel bU Ufa. . given to tbe presentation of eight convenient Ml 3-2403 £SSiVSl^ World Waw H. which - •tM Jsek I 277 MMAD ST. - .MANCMS1HI awards voted by TV Guide read­ l ■llalal|]| la Ufa asaln the time of Jack hilarioas u m d .S ers. .Nanette Yabray. Jackie Coo GAS HEAT Riveter, food aiM imnersonetl___ ^____ _Allan— ]ta Prtos laiigM r, Efrem Zlmbaltot Jr., and (pw(OMorl

- P A G E P O U R MANCHESTER 2VENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN;, SATURDAY. JUNE 10. 1901 Guy Mitchell THURSDAY Television PROGRAM Tatae .OI The VBdaas to Hollywood OdB Ikon Crier “Wlwa O-Vee Btap In New Role iiOl Hove Oen Tarrjr, Jam ea Paig* **** and Preatoa F«|^ TiW Fcalarr rina hT^Tto Recruit*' Oueat atara "Joe SmlUi. Aaaerica Gene EVana aad John Hoirard on TV O a f W M M , who iwv»r took fiia We____ Touag, M araha Heal. Cord la a aaarch .for a F aqaira Tkaatar ablpment of Oaafaderate AnMy MlagiBr Mde Ma marie ( M o r i ailver bars. miaaMt alaee tha ki Hm cntertainmMtt m orM M a itad Baaaa- , (»yu War. (RopaaO. __ __ By BBSKINK JMMOnMm a t a M T . v -to K H alljrwnad OonuopirijnBi. . - T :« r H e a t m a r e " R toFtonw tS torkeny-e Ta & 5 la 'W a aaar lola— oo alarH nc aa •< m I Wab." BenUoy loeturaa iCmy rivwspupvr Paawar Datacttm O m m e Rom ack. I:W Baakv • . about decriTkir’ bar M ends, then HoUymoctf—( N B A ) ^ a ^ '|Bamqr l a tm c-frvm "W U variiic Bmitli'’ S:U u w m S~ d i s c o r e r a ' h e b a a two Important dates at tha sam e'tim e. haa B W hit full of ibaa«y> fkalvca awrtaa Im wIB I m atteaqitlik; to •riO 1 losdad wMk trophlaa and awnnto, aooca aa a 4 rom tic aotor. ___ ne I , Oewwe lleit. Are a focdril^af 30 years on the ahr— ki M a aoriaa, Mitefaca aacy O a r t o a r . K a d l e he’s naW: awMachlng ooncluskm. ■ttia alaclaf. Baft, vkai^^a. cow- •lU S aK d Olaaad Baaaa Jtev& (Rep^) c i hla U tb aaaaon on tclevlalon— koy ko maitoa. H a’a « iiiakwBl. ; B a e b d B a a a r i t y Mai Far IBva and a haod full of enthuaiaam. aaya poatar Audio M urAy. •d o Waathat. H c»a aad : T M k t r e B a tsW Taonaaaaa Brria tbad "NoaHto Bob Hope rm the big- llaiaod in Bim Fraoebbo. near as I B iM J i l^ortCueat: Hoasy geat ham ^around," he laughed td ttw -aUughteriiouiaa a t C o k O a a n d Tha Oataaehakla a _; '■MMrt Stack ta “ Clay . ua Om -plher day. “ I ’m relaxed Butebertoorn, <3qy. to kla. early t o ; to Tbe Jack 'I,eis' tostannd only whan I'm woriclng.’’ yonai. aaw -the eaUle bakif _ A A to. „ G anger’s love of nahheWy ipto Seldom .tomcat, never faddtoh, iw oasM in for m aifcattaF — mid .. . JBirii Farada _ ' . ‘ •• him ta trouble with nle own anoh. TiM The Jba Baekaa Bbaw A Jack Beamr’g humor always aowma d u r i a c mmaamm wurimd oa laaek- i meat Falal _ - • M^Em^DalUr Movio - II ba to' atyle and the years w m x Oa ia the Baa Joaquin VaHoy. BWaa DaBar Baric _ 10 "Tokyo Rooe". Asa Mi jas wen CB Ms scripts as they do Guy*a ent«rta(m nent career bo- „ ______M r n "The March Bare”. Peanr Otmr Dourias . UriO DaaMe y i a i — i mlna. TVrrgjce ^MOrgaa.^ ^ MBO TV Reports • on Jack htoiself. ». e 'Ufben be m aa 11 yearn old. Tke rriM la BirM Mewa. aad Weatbar to. M to "Walter Uppman. 1*M/’ .FaR?r There’a no U g aecest- about M, fam ily, aoeuatom ad- N> ainfo (Oilerl Oaeareied _ " s Uppmann. msUn|n>hM he admitA . t e whllo thm m urk, 'mao ooaoiiMr bale inner Bhew T:U “Brnra Of OaM" to 1st and eritlo olfS e tatc ^ I M m ' e WeMaa yatta Camera W scene, wUl wui offer hlams candidcanow o i ^ i " I t ’s ^ • * * ~ * * * * _ ^ " * * *• W aat ftum Ougr’a aativa Detroit tl:to OeaeaaWeliaB - ions on Important taaaea at too the meet important sln^e ta- oa the train to eatabliah a hom e Tear Bararlee Fm have That Beb A t o . m San Fraadaoo. ttiM Lara af UN 2S5.respoqdoBt and General Manager, i rn m .iT they.thrT C rl^^l U "Aa uaual, wo wore all aiaw- ar Oa _ .. ------....— I oomedy today—may make tac " racalla lO triuU . w ho bOaUm i of Great Britain d rh ^ kb **'*2|pemite alt up and take notice at U t » M a raar-eaglned Lotua to M a acoand to axplala, "W o alw aya aiad whan coaatw lre victoiT hi tHri aanaal ■kale Eavaes Baaalal «a first, but tt quickly wssrs thin. m o fOel goodl And when w o don’t B OaaM Be Tea European erenl. . t i t e ^ R ^ m i ^ humor, wttboat feel good, oro aing to m ake our- OailBWB , _ _ to. to Oito ^SrOaiaiBr U«M Barton Maclume. Oom wead aetoea fO ri hottor," Utto Mewa Bar Beaert Jadi Oaynor In "The _ rhrtnne jjitoS'e BmnSf Maeri Brown..R«>b-} Ity t » tough at you rs^ —this can A atrailgor approached, haa lito lb UWr Barrie S t o n e . ' P______r e C h m a jewel hriaga by Lauber,. Jew MBolaa. Steve I arin friends and affection even Steal ro lito At name WiMi UMr friend. (Repeat). ^ . Feafaro M “Rochester has ptoyad my b u t l e r iito rare The M :to WarM’a Best Maries • for many years out the NAAX F A year of leaaona in dancing, die- daa Brrtav Mmw 0 :W Baa Martpr— . ... . "Heart Of The Matter." Trevar 7 thiiu acting.and voice foBowad. jjm o r ) £wnS" % ^ro ad prerident hirm Howard. Marla Schell. has never protested our showing a Owy attended M i a a t o a H i g h I. to. a Bat to atop eatUem en'a theft of I t : * 4sek Waar Show Negro as a. aervant' We always l i M the 'b '*‘v harbed w ire fencea. (R e- (Color) . „ I lei Rochester coiiM out the victor, School hi Baa rraaeiaoo, partlel- ___ Ma Teoag I r il Hoars'. ' to| patlng heavily in all athletle Saraa Kejrs _ < SSek FoweB’a itaaa O rri ton showing me up as a stujdd Jerk. *:M D i e k FawanTheeter . . , ‘Tfy home hasn't been bombed ttvitieo. B ut before he oould got T^mot BJ. B riM ^?he O x.",Buri Irm ntara a u l a NBC sent a ,ct*w to because Dennis Day, an Irishman, a hold on a ainging career, he Qaeea FVr A Dag . 8-8 hulkinc ex*coiiYiet •eRr6l i « R •ito n # VarOiat U Taari out and finally eneotmtora the convince Brigitte Bardot to film a 1 jg depicted as a silly kid. W e don’t aacTod in the N avy for IB m ontha, form er Confederate ofOcera who qieeiBl ^♦here . . . Peggy tae .has | letters from fat people beeauee oa a aub tender. Out of uniform hare him Im prim oed for aaeault- beat set for a one-hoim to>«dal i» i | always inm lt Don Wflson. and honoraUy diacharged in 1MB, iag n Tim kee girt. (R tpeat). « r ie 1 Beni MeOeye A to England’s independent TV net -1 xAny intelligent person who Guy retumod to Baa Fraaclaoo Make Baemmm Farf t toto . SlSte eS n i Homer The w ^ work, Atig. 13th. M Utey_ Rooney | himself bribniei toam uw ritygroup and ainging chorea. B Beaielaed com e niat la out for Ehto a retorn « t U B e o a r Odaal____ i vriU guest star -on a forthcoming is award Of the risk uf (^amilng. Ony la m arried to D a n l o i r to the houaehold aftri a lengthy Dick Powell anthology. \ dim Maa aw.ineM aboenca due to oarit Injury.__ But it ig a sbama tltot pottle who beauty Elao Sorenaon, whom he ■are’e BaBjriraal 3 ar« capable of handling any gittuu met in Vancouver. Ria many tion in good taste, with under- . bobblea include roping, jum ping f Of the proMemg Involved, ‘'■h oraea, toeding leathar, w oodw ork- FRIDAY Television PROGRAM .. tiblted from eertaln. tjrpes tog and lam p m aking. of comody because others abuse •ymes ta One — , ^ j,., _ the unwritten rulaa c o m m o n Rea Randolph gets three veniaiie at 9 M Tsww Crisr ot how the team of Bailey and s e n s e ." . * f iM. Dsva Oairawsy .. Taa Heftta, Spencer etarted. (Repeat) to. to "Annapolis Salute." Tbe Lawless Years ■■ ^ *A^1 Benny pointed out that tooeo Te- Marsha Hunt. James Gregory ta ’Louy K. strlctibog bn comedy apply not only

i m Weather ^ T s ^ le In God's E ye" Hugh Dutoh------;------Sctaullx- defies the crime ...j,,to ethnic groupa You aeldom see AsricaMafa Mawa O’Brien. Z[Kmnm^*h^i?s21 dtuttering comedians any more be- Admiral Bwahhy uitMnwantaatim kuied.jcause stutterers in the ouidience t d l Calvaraliy Od^The Air S;W Rla « a ma • :M ’Way Oat • are Offended and may not buy Uw $m Hap Btohard* ■;H Friis Tha Cal Roald Dahl aa boat. "The Over-I „ , ' - TMa Oar FaUh • dt Bell Of The Feat night Case." Tale of a woman who I • PfOOBCl. ^ ta m k s i7 ____ _r^s.asa^m.... 1.. mmmiitas I <*TTvh1mtom RyFMt*T>dk m (Color) „ Tlnleas you’re a Jim m y Duranto ■ilS Oaptaia Baagaraa flippy Tha CUwa U lives a nighUhare ta reality. ELECTRONICS Breakfast Ttaaa TV Flayboase w ^-in I or A Danny Thomas you don’t make •ito Faatar* rum Sapersaaa Nanette Fabray and "No More Ladies". Joaa Mews ’ '^iSm ’ a 1 jokes about big noses,” he poinU ■ :U Msahaat Corey In "House. Quest. _ IflBORflTORlES ford. Robert Montgomery Amerleaa Newsrori _^ former school chum Lorraine o u t , to o . Rsmpct Beam vialu and Temporarily dassles the Despite the limitatioiui it im­ Carts sa Tlsss • :M Weather News A Sparta - Behtad CUsad, Dears McGovern household. poses, Elenny favors the elimina- 277 BROAD • Imaasd •;M Mawa # Weather lt:W Michael Shayao to, N tiSS Laaaay Taaes Actlea Theater -Richard ■ - - Derihlng • ig I In fTho Poison tion a t any Joke, gag or dequeiiM •:U Oaplab Kaacaisa ______.’riei■'S wWch, withwithin -bounds - of - reason. t:M I Manrled Jaaa Ctahheaaa Bhaynele to trace lei letters which -er.-s SHOP STANEK'S Maralag (Bmw A W Ito t'. AAtl. cuse and threaten-college faculty | may Offend, U rii I Lara Uwy members. (Repeat) ,1 “Let’s face it," he says, “we’re FOB * Say Wbea Twilight Zone * -to VaHey Data J "Perclmnce to Dream." R ic h a r d living to an age when ^ TEUET18ION M:M 9 8 m VlUaga ItmiSa DaUn Maria ... „ Coni Kan contuUa a w chiKrist I human beings who were villifled In "Her Stoter’a ta rtd hinueU of a Kghu cono^tmtioa camW are trying, t o BAOIOB Colman. Margaret Ltndmy SThtad^th (fceSTo Mtabllsh their ri^t to a decent Tea Asked Far B TfiiatbTT Maya „ Tkrii.; ta 'n s Detocaves life. Peojde of one color want the PHONOOBAPHB U ;i:to Baahla fipsaarg Raws a Weather to. to. ta A to. to I right to use Che aaine railroad 'sta­ The Prlm to BteM : F Wariera Haas. HIghilghIa . f l MUlisa Dollar Movie ( O ^ ) 7 1 "When G-Men Step In' tion waiting room as people of an­ AOTOBADIOB 'Gals Storm Shaw marts Camera other color. The world is watching. Ifaws Terry. Aaadamy Flaybsaaa 8 MiM Byewltaesa Ta Miliary W e must bo canfiil. 11:M Tswr.Sarprlaa Faekaga One of the major news stories of ODMMEinwMI ' ^a __ ’ '*• SK^emtag. Cllri ^ * 2?* the week. __, There an enough baste cott- briTrSMIllah! A to. to ” The Incident r i *•« . The Law Aad Mr. Jaaea A tol oepts in litolo poke fpn at. Fia n y \ . ■ \ IM * \ I t ' ' i I \ U d i Lave at Ufa . ^ James*Whltraore ta "The Baby". | things happen ta all of tw an the T r ^ r i Caaasgaaaam ^ JA WS;; Attorney Jones becomes Involved | ta an adoption case. (Repeal). time. The comedian or comedy UdI SmeSrS Tsmartaw ' writer must be alert to these, re­ tors. _ HI Maiahant ??aLrA 8 ; Urtd Mawa, Weathev A Sparia >. t. member them, aad then invent R toS e Bums. Yvonne Urns is Big Hews to variations on them. H a gag titoTha OelHag Ughl "sSffira Little White Uea. ’ Maws a Was they PF fS! unwittliigly Inspirea Clara Mason llsU Faatarr ntai is hurtful, I dtoft need it." o r v m is B to run (or councHwoman, (Re­ "Mlnolchka’’. Greta Cacho, Jack’s lucky, of course. The vyn Doui." Benny charsbter—stingy, pleayua- o B n u M b daek Fapfr Rhew l ^ v i a m „ ^ < c o____ to r . ISh, vain with no real nsaon tor o num oAi.FnH "Stnau H ^ n .i I vanity, intolerant of Roehester aad MiSty'B Faaday FaaaiM u u i e art Araiatroag "The_ _ Seapreme igranaawaeaw Court. -- —WmA- to announcer, Don Audrey dreapu she’s, at ^ b a t - •aa.oa. Lairence Ollvie, wUson^lto famUlsr'to alL HFO unUILM eKINIICY.^ tom .ot the aea. arreatpa tor trea- Award Theri^ - 1 tt WDfHIWBDqg tr. naastag and put on trial b r iw a U M Jaeh faar Shew milked esch. gatJ o b the chBracter M A i f c a n n m of 13 aardtaea. otber^atorlto (Color) ^ . for mora years than most come­ • d l ttiM Maws aSd.WMiaM MI-WW SS*^!Krlen?*Rner Farm 5 MOB Msmeat at MriUtaHaa dians can milk an antin career. "Htarrimn va. - S K ± trig Mewa . gan. to T vremleea^t* aMreaa Maaseato « f Oaatlsal ■ UEtM ClM* tiMtt iS^Oawt A «. I| ut tenin# Junior. ^ iUnatorse M Uaad •'“ Ssaa'W L. Sir Lawrence Oilvlsr wUI star to of a rss^tM VSCLOSC Bawaa Raya The PQwer and The Qlory,’’ A l * “*” * ! ^ * Mitaer, George •0-mlnute dramatic FPtostol AMD ’IneUcnt aa A ■ridge." .T«d M on Graham Groene’a novel, overjM ® ^ clttog the comedian aa Ur up a (oinnuaUy s hatred - - (Tmirderer.^ ^ ^ CDS-TV next toll . . . John Daly 1 "America’s raoat prlasd Am haa- will be host anchor man of thoisador of Good W iQ thraugbouttlik ’’BriiyrMk Here I Ctane". When inaa Universe Beauty Pageant, a]w orld"... Next sbason’s “DOMo A* wSroejraettwflr Wilma and BeHy depart .for jp «de Bamar M y Ihaw ^ riaU with the atari ta H oll/w i. ftM teto i 90-mhnite program to he I GlUia" show will Rnd Maynard and Fred and Barney decide to follow. aired live on C ^ 'T V npm bOamllDobie out of the Arm y, and an- Beach, July IBtli . . . Arnold|colled at a trade school oF ool- OftMEO BEAUTY «tU Ba O n Ooaal S ia S S e F r ld a y NBe Meg •’’•fe.a^BaSlU • Kri Far iNa„ jj sung will be heard In the title I lege... B<»een Gems' will put SHOP m e of "Top Oat,” a naw haUdjourl "Panhandle," a 1M 2^U pilot into p r o g i W aidiaated series which debuts on | production this summer. It will bo ______ngfm Ma) - „ _ M l f -2 7 4 2 (tomeroo. Cbaatar Motria ABO-TV Oct Bth . . . Danny jsn bour-kxig, action’ advsnturs •de M tarv hum , , •iM n Saaset mirlp „ A to. « 8W Mato 8A, lUBoheeler "KaUdeen'’ Aiil— There is continuing specula Traffic Safety tion here that President Ken Revive June 12 (JP)__tPaclfic Klectrlc Compax and th« nedy may attend a high level I.T.B. Circuit Breaker Oo. AM were Hartford, June 12 (/Pi- Latin American conference in The government reportedly asked to sign the decree. Gov. John N. Dempsey has was considering today a court All except GE still have the Uruguay next month and also called on the state legislative visit several^ other South battle to break up General proposal Under advisement. council to ^begih a study of Electric Co., as one possible GE representaUves studied the American countries. But plan for more than a week and two traffic safety rrieasures there is no confirmation from Thai Aide means of preventing another in preparation, for drafting price-fixing conspirapy. made a counter proposal to refrain any source and State Depart­ Both the New York Times and from: legislation for the 1963 ses­ ment officials say no decision "Following any plan, program sion of the General Assembly. the Wall Street Journal said Asst. or course of action of selling . . . has been reached. W alks out Atty. Gen. Lee Loevinger had Both measures were considered at unreasonably low prices with by the 1959 and 1961 legislatures warned GB’s,representatives that the purpose or intent of substan* Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, June they might find themselves in a tially suppressing or stifling com­ but failed to pass. divestiture proceeding. They are the establishment of 12 {/P)—Adlai E. Stevenson petition or tending to create a an absolute statewide maximum In Geneva The warning reportedly came monopoly,” said today lie feels President after GE, the nation's No. 1 elec­ Janio Quadros is fully con­ trical goods manufacturer refused tiatois rejected the counter pro- ical analysis of body substances scious of the Communist men­ Geneva, June 12 —A mi* A to sign a consent decree. posal on the spot. The corporation's management According to others present. GE as evidence In the prosecution of ace to the Americas and that nor concession from the Rus­ said It considers the decree fool­ representatives said they would persons accused of operat^^ un- Brazil will stand side by side sians brought ■western nations hardy and impossible of fuiflll- not accept the consent decree as der the influence of Uquor with the United States in op­ back (o the 14-nation confer­ ment. In a letter to legislative coun­ The decree Is an alternative to drafted. They preferred to take cil director George W. Oberst, posing its spread. ^ ence on Laos today but Thai­ a civil suit In which the govern­ their chances in court, where the Dempsey stressed the lmj»rrtance The special representative of land’s delegate walked out “ ment would ask relief from the company could fare no worse than of the two measures to Conmnectl- President Kennedy said this is the and announced later he would collusive and monopolistic prac­ by submitting to the language of cut’s highway -safety program. j conclusion he reached after meet- tices of which GE and 28 other the department’s proposal. Dempsey asked the council to >ng Quadros yesterday and dis- not return until the matter of electrical equipment manufactur- draft legislation that would be ac- fu*s ng common imoblems inclu^ seating Laotian factions is re­ tureVs were convicted earlier this ceptable to all parties concerned. ! *"8^ 11’® Communist foothold in Cu- arranged to Thai satisfaction. . year. Meamyhlle, in the slate three 1 “We cannot sit while the con* - The companies and 45 persons 73 from State persons were killed In accidents j Stevenson spoke at a news con­ ference is discussing substanUva were fined nearly $2 million ^or i _ _ .. “T during the weekend Two of the ference before leaving for Asun­ matters, until the question of seat- ... conspiring to fix prices, rig bids i ■ n |s - |'| a * f ' O C I II / deaths resulted from car acci­ cion. Paraguay, in hlg l«-day tour ing Laos is settled,” said a and allocate markets. | U U H U l l . a O • dents : of South America. spokesman for the Thai Foreign As now drafted, however, the The victims were; He took occasion to blast dicta­ Ministry. consent decree would commit the I Russell H. Potter, 3*. Cedar torships generallyy. right or left, Ambassador Direk Jayanama, companies to much more than jEngine Burns Heights, Westbrook, killed yes­ "We don’t like dictstorships and the Thai delegate, took a walk af­ putting an end to the conspiracy! tyranny." he said. ter declaring that If such a non­ terday when his car shot off ' Asked later why he was going of which they were convicted' Prestwick, Scotland, June 12 iJP) North Main Street In Essex and governmental group as the Com­ earlier. to Paraguay, which the questioner A chartered airliner carrying 73 smashed Into a tree. noted Is a military dictatorship, munist-led Pathet Lao can sit at ^ e companies would,have to Louis Edison, S3, of-235 Alex St.. the conference table then other agree to refrain from ailing "at passengers from Connecticut went Stevenson replied; through 40 harrowing minutes yes- Bridgeport, killed Saturday a "My trip was not arranged by political factions also should be unreasonably low prices” ^ th o u t terday when one of its engines block from his home when his car seated, such as antl-govemment knowing at what point the gov­ personal preference, but to visit caugh fire off the north coast of’ crashed Into a tree and caught all 10 capital.q of South America, groups In Vlentine. ernment or the court would con- Ireland. ' fire. ! of which Asuncion is one.’’ The proposal first was present­ alder their prices “unreasonably The passengers were members of , Roger Dufresne, 23, 439 Pros- ' Asked what relations Kennedy ed when the conference opened low.” the Athletic Club of General Dy- pect St.. Hartford, drowned Sat- would like to have with Para­ but no action was taken cm the Under the decree, any aales namlcs porp.’s Electric Boat Di- urday when he lost his balance in guay's president. Gen. Alfredo point then. The Thai Idea is that would constitute contempt of court vision 111 Groton Conn. They were j a canoe and fell Into Tanker- Slroessner. Stevenson replied that if non-govemmental groups lean­ "where the effect Is, where on a vacation flight to Europe. hoosen Lake, Vernon. the United States has diplomatic ing to the Left are seated, there there ia a reasonable probabUitS, For awhile. It looked like the relations with Paraguay and add­ should be an evening up by seat­ that the defense will be, subsUntP Royal Dutch Airlines’ DC7 might ed ; ing non-govemmental giwps from 91 to 99 Vientiane, either for or against the ally tpo injure, suppress or slSfle have’ to ditch. Hartford, June 12 (g>)—The State As to what relations we would competition or tend to create a James McKissock. New London, like to have—and I am sure this Royal Government, but presumab­ Motor Vehicle Department's dally ly pro-westem. monopoly.” Conn., said he looked out of the record of automobile accidents a.s is the view’ of President Kennedy— The Justice Department’s anU- window and sa\H ^e outer port en­ (the wish) U that they bg respon­ Jayanama wa« gaveled to order of last midnight and the totals on se'veral times by British'Foreign trust division has been negotiat­ gine aflame. * the same date last year: sible, dignified and improve re­ ing for acceptance of the decree “’The vlrbation started and spect for democracy in Para­ Secretary Lord Home and drew I960 1961 guay.” fir* from Soviet Foreign uniileter with the leading manufacturers dishea were thrown off my lap,” AccidanU ...... 18,004 19,166 (est.) President KMiiMy iuM erutches to ease his alUng back as be enters bis Air Force Jet plsilb today making power swltckgaar assem­ he said. "I was w orried^ case the A dispatch from Buenos Aires Andre Gromyko after bis prt$en- Killed ...... 91 99 said three Paraguayan politicians for the return flight to Washington, D. C. The President was rslsed to the entrance of bla plana tation today. But U.S. Ambassa­ blies. fire spread to the whole wing.” Injured ...... 9,362 10,899 (cat.) by a mechanical lift. (AP Photofax.) ______However, the departfnent made When the pilot, WllhertMkllink who have been exiled In dor W. Averell Harriman support­ took trff for Asuncion in the hopf ed the Thsi delegate and said he It clear that thU first decree would 39, was unable tp ffigtbgr Troqpert Nah Trio of meeting Stevenson In that city, thought the point raised should be be, a ‘:pnix>tyji^ « ether peller of the discussed soon. ... product lines to follow. ginc, he put out a distress' South Windsor, June 12 (gJjT- tbqtBrh’lhej’' th«Y might be diieiyy Piclker Also Used D ifee Springfield, Mass', teenagers arrested. The three are Carlos Tractors Team The Internationa] Control Com­ In addlUon to GE. th e ^ p a rt- flow down to 1,000 feet on three Pastore, Rafael Franco and El- mission also reported it had ap­ ment recently called In westing- engines. '> led State Troopers on a hectic ohase early today and were ar­ pidio Yegros. pealed to the rival factions In Laos house Electric Corp., Allls-Chalin- Stevenson told newsmen here Leaves Tonight to get truce terms to the scene of ers Manufacturing Oorp.. Federal- (ContlBiied on Page BIx) rested on auto theft charges. Fork Lift Transports A patrol car stopped the speed- he . and Quadros agreed that the reported fighting. The pro-Oom- in)^ vehicle on Route 6 and gave best wray to fight dictatorships Is munist rebels previously had re­ chase. The three teen-agers through a program to raise stand To See Castro fused, but one report said a team 26 Injured, 10 Seriously stopped near a wooded area and ards of life In the hemisphere. Kennedy on Crutches would be allowed to visit Padong, ran. "I am confident that Brazil and Washingtom June 12 —A 4- which Pathet Lao troops took from the United States will be found man American team leaves for the Royal government’s forces Troopers nabbed them in the Wednesday. woods. Police said the car had Washington, June 12 — Using*-B. Wrightsman, an old friend, the Havana tonight in hopes of clos­ (Oontinaed mi Page Seven) ing a deal with Prime Minister Fi The Russians agreed to join the 20 Killed as Electra been stolen in Norwich, and that crutches and a specially contrived President swam in a heated pool British in another appeal to the the three youths have been sought elevator platform to get down under doctor’s orders, the W'hite del Castro to swap 500 tractors House has reported. for 1,200 Cuban invasion prisoners warring factions to stop the spo­ on auto theft charges in Westerly, from his plane — because of his radic fighting and cooperate with RJ., and Groton. 2 Soldiers Tell aching back — Preaident Kennedy A missile-maintenance platform, The U. S. technical team repre Crashes Near Cairo returned today fi»m Florida. known to airmen as a "Cherry senting the Tractors-for-Freedom the i|pntrol commission. The Rus­ The youths were identified as sians and British, who are co- Ralph Durej, 17, of 28 Narragan- The orange .noUed 4-engine jet Picker,” had been used to get Ken­ Committee cabled Castro last carrying the President , landed at nedy aboard his plane in Florida. night that it would arrive In Ha­ chairmen of the conference, made sett St., Thomas MeSweeney. 19, Tale of Murder a similar appeal April 24, before Cairo Egypt June 12 The plane apUl In of 17 Whiting St, and Lany A. Andrews Air Fore* base In subur­ The especially designed elevator vana at 8 a.m. tomorrow, after an Dutch prop-jet’ Electra crashed In *—two J jumped up and ran ban Maryland at 12:04 p.m. used at Andrews was of a rec­ overnight stop in Miami. the cease-fire was proclaimed. clear.” Taillefer, 19. of 90 Waldorf St., The western nations also had sand dunes and caught fire In an all Springfield. In Six States lEDT). tangular blue-painted platform at­ The path to Havana seemed attempt to land at Cairo today. A KLM official said there ap­ His return ended a 4-day stay tached to a yellow 12-foot fork lift, cleared of any official obstacles been urging the Communist aids Airport sources said 20 persona parently was no serious fire, at Palm Beach, Fla., where Ken­ commonly used around ware­ RepresentaUves of both the U. S to send new and stiffer Instruc­ were kUled. The Electra’s cargo though parts of the wreckage Yah Citet Mayor Lee Salt Laka City, June 12 (P)— nedy had gone for rest and treat­ houses and to load cargo onto and Chiban govemnients said the tions to the commission, but noth- included gold IngoU, Jeiwelry and burned. New'rtbven, June 12 (jP)—The Two calm teen-aged AWOL sol­ ment of a back Injury suffered on planes. tesLm could get the necessary trav­ Bwia^<^tehee bound for Asia. Expierts of the airline were ex­ poor boy who never got to college diers. swapping quips about the his recent trip to Canada. Operated by an Air Force ser­ el permits In Washington this (ConUnued on Page Tea) Imorml^on here was that the pected from The Netherlands to In­ got an honorary master of arts electric chair, offhandedly spun a At the Florida home of Charles geant, the lift wan driven up to morning. 4-ennne, ijockheed-built craft vestigate the crash, the third mis­ degres today from Yale Univer­ tale yesterday—of murder In half the plane as th* craft rolled to a But it remained to be seen ean?M 46 persons and that all hap to a KLM plane within two sity. a dozen states. stop. whether Castro would agree to the They ivere wrong in their count Kennedy swung out to the ele­ terms the committee is offering. the imrvlvors were Injured, 10 weeks. “The 4S-year-old Richard C. Lee, but as unperturbed about the mis­ seriouily. The Royal Dutch Air­ On May 30, a KLM DCS carried dynamic mayor of New Haven, vator on crutches gradually de- The pro-Communlst Cuban has Bulletins 62 persona—48 passengers and 14 take. as seemingly, they were News Tidbits -scended, and stepped off the plat­ been talking publicly about deals lines KLM said no Americans were whose formal education ended about the killings. Culled from AP Wires Involved. Die Electra was bodnd crew members—to death in the when he received his high school form onto an auxiliary step, ne­ the Americans say they will not ac­ Atlantic Ocean off Lisbon "It didn’t seem to bother them from the AP Wires gotiating the two 6-inch steps to cept. from Amsterdam to Kuala laim- diploma In 1934, was among 13 one way or the other,” said Colora­ pur, Malaya. Yesterday an enj^ne on a DC7 honorary degree recipients at the ground gingerly. , A spokesman said the U. S. do Sheriff W. H. Terrill. "I mean, On the elevator trip down to the team of four non-government farm U.S. PLANES FOR CANADA (Dr. Ernest van der Beugel. caught fire and went out of con­ It w’ss a proud moment for Lee. no more than what you’d think American Hospital In Paris re Washington, June 12 (fl—Can* president oC-JCLfll. told newsmen trol on a night from Hartford, who only eight years ago resigned ground. Kennedy was accompanied machinery experts hopes to com­ about going out and shooting a ports singer Edith Piaf now out of by G. J. Dunkleberg. commanding plete arrangements in Havana in ada and the United States at the Hague the plane carried Conn., to Ehirope. The plane, char­ as director of the Yale News rabbit.” danger after surgery last Friday agreed today on a plan for as­ 36 persons--29 passeogwi ■ and 7 tered by 73 employes of the Elec Bureau to become chief executive officer of the 1254th Special Air about a day. returning to the Unit­ The two, George R. York and . . . Widow of railroad fireman Mission Wing, ed States Wednesday. signment of $200 mUUon worth crewmen—and that 10 were kUIed. trie Boat CO.. (Sroton, Conn, for t of his home town. James D. Lathhsm, said there’d fatally shot receives award of $96 of super . last, Canadian • bnltt European tour, was buffeted about While others came here today Secret servicemen and aides In its cable to Castro, the A KUM apokesman said those fig­ been those two women in Florida 000 against New Haven Railroad group warned it had power to ne­ fighter planes to NATO eonntries ures were provisional, but seemed for 40 minutes before the engine from Europe, Washington and the . . . that man in Louisiana . . . the from' Federal <3ourt . . . Presi­ swarmed about the President as he and for Canada to receive 66 fell off. The plane landed safely nation's groves of academies, Lee, made his way on crutches about 80 gotiate onl.v on details of the com­ “almoet correct.”) man In Tennessee . . . two men in dent calls on Mayors to join na­ mittee version of a swap and is Ut U.S.-buiU all-weather Interceptor The plane had put down at Illinois . . . and ona in Kansas tionwide effort to reduce Jobless­ feet from the plane to a watting aircraft. Munich, and Rome en route to (Contiaued os Cage Two) (ContlnDed on Page Seventeen) then that girl in Colorado. ness by quick action on pending Cairo. The passengers Included They reckoned it eight people, private a i^ public work projects. (Continued on Page Ten) (Continued on Page Two) EICHMANN'S TRIAL RECESSED Dutch, Germsms, Italians, British, six. states, eight notches—carved Internatfthal Typographical un­ Jerusalem. June 12 i/Pt — The Irish, HJgypUans and Burmese. in the handle of one their pis- ion will move into new headquar­ trial of Adolf Bichmann on Two Irish Roman Catholic nuns 5,500 Receive Degrees tol.s. ters In CViIorado Springs, Colo. . . . charges of organizing the Nazi were among the dead. Elxcept that the man in Louiai- . . . Decking and warning ma­ Not Attributed to Bir^h Unit slaughter of mlUlona of Jews Three of the 7-memfcer crew ana—they only learned this last chinery primed for a quick fix on recessed at the end of today’s perished. . weekend—survl’/ed. any potentially dangerous gale as session until Tuesday, June 20, The plane alammed Into a deaert At Connecticut Colleges Terrill was one of the law offl- hurricane season opens Thursday. to give the defense time to or­ area nearly two miles from the end cera who talked yesterday with Mike Mansfield, Senate Demo­ Gen. Walker Rebuked ganize Its case. This was tbs tM of the runway. York, 18, of Jacksonville, Fla., cratic Leader, says U.S. can’t get start of the trial’s 10th week. and his 19-year-old Army chum "All of- a sudden we felt a tre­ By THE ASSOCIATED PBE8S Pg^jgene R. Black urged the uni­ off horns of dilemma It is caught mendous jolt,” said -Rlfaat Cha- More than 8,000 degrees were from Mauriceville, Tex. So did two on In Korea . . . U.S. negotiates versity’s largest class of gradu­ men from the Kansas Bureau of For Pink, Red Charges CONVICTION UPSET fik, an E ^tlan who was among conferred yesterday at college ates to show people abroad "that exchange of mlllaary planes with Washington, June 12 (/P>—-Tlie those not seriously Injured. “The commencement ceremonies In Con­ Investigation. So did FBI agents. Canada . . . "Freedom Riders” \v« take our American ideals seri­ To all, the AWOL youths talked Supreme Court today overtmned plane struck the ground and fires necticut. ously, that we live by them.” trial opens in municipal court to the contempt coavtctliMi of Bern- started Immediately.” Two other universities—Yale and freely, willingly signed statements. Washington, June 12 ’Die.^in command of the 24th Infantry "The line between domestic and test Interstate travel facilities. Army today rebuked Maj. Gen. Division in Germany.*’ hard Deutch, a nuclear seleiBttrt Heina Denckmann, 46, export Fairfield—awarted degrees today. More officers were expected to­ Secretary of State Dean Rusk who refused to answer some am manager of a West German com-* foreign affairs is likely to be ail day, as the’ states tried to get Edwin A. Walker for labeling as The Army said the admonition The number of graduates at the but erased in your lifetime,” says U.S. does not agree with lat Pinks or Communists former Pres- questions of the House eoaurit. any, escaped with scratches. He two imlverslUes exceeded 2,800. their cases worked up for later at­ est Soriet proposals on Germany was administered to Walker by tee on Un-American Aettvttles. elped fre6 other survivors. Black told ‘the 538 students who tempts at custody of York and ident Harry S. Truman, other lead-1 Gen. Bruce S Clarke, commander Ceremonies yesterday were held received degrees. and Berlin .... President Habib ing Democrats, and segments of The vote was 8-4. Dentoh, 'who g”1 had my ahoes off when the at seven colleges—the University Latham. Meanwhile, the two are Bourguiba distributes $80 tracts of of army forces in Europe. restdes In SpringlMd. P a., loM loudspeaker announced we were Black added that the reaction the U.S. Press and itidio-TV In- ■ The investigation stemmed from of Connecticut, the University of land to peasant farmers In agri' dustries. j the committee he had hesa a landing,” he said, ‘’I bent over to Hartford. Trinity College, New of Asia, Africa and Latin Ameri­ (Continued on Page Seven) cultural reform celebration . . . charges published by the Overseas Communist party meoibec while pick up my ahoea and all of a sud­ ca to the impact of western civil­ Announcing findings of an in-1 Weekly, a privately-owned tabloid Haven College, Quinniplac Col­ Communist Party calls on Attor­ vestigatloii ordered by President | attending ComeD Untvendty. den I saw flames and heard a tre- lege, Cbnnectlcut Collegle and Cen­ ization "is certain to dominate ney General Robert Kennedy to newspaper read by U. S. service­ But he refused to Mfntl|jr oRMns tral Connecticut College. A total of foreign affairs in your lifetime. Kennedy, the Army said the 24th | men. In Europe. It Is this historical fact, not ao Congressman Calls enforce civil rights tai South rath, Infantry Division’s troop Informa-; The paper said that Walker usied said to have heea eanifed la 18 honorary degrees were award­ er than prosecute the party for tion proCTam put Into effect by party activities. ed. much the Communist conspiracy, falling to register «s tool of for the 24th Division's troop informa­ Four Die in Plunge The largest single class was w’hich Americans must understsnd For Declaration of eign power. Walker ‘%s not attributable to any tion program to subject his troops RED BAN REMOVED graduated from the University of if they are to be more than the New President of Soviet Acad­ program of the John Birch Soci­ to propaganda of the Birch So­ Washington. Jme U (P)—Vha Over Niagara Falls Connecticut, adiere 1,680 students last heirs of western civilization.” War on All Red emy of Sciences says No. 1 goal ety.” ciety. Supreme Court today revwwsd In addition to Black, vvtio re­ of Soviet Science Is full electrificar Charges that Walker had sub­ It also said that he told an received degrees at the unlver- jected, troops of his command In American PTA meeting in Augs­ a New York Statewdsr lhaS Niagara Flails, b n t, June 12 (/P) city's 78th commencement. ceived an honorary degree of doc­ Washington, June 12 — A tIon of country . . . President removed the Communist Party tor of laws, others awarded hon Europe to propaganda from the burg that Truman, Mre. Eleanor > -—Four persons were killed last The commencement speaker. Dr. fi-jyew York ■ congres:..nan today Miguel Ydigoras says government inlUtantly conservative Birch Soci­ Roosevelt, and former Secretary from tHe list of orgaateaMsaf night when a small motorboat Luther Evans, former UNES(X> orary degrees were Solomon Elli_V^Mlled for a formal declaration of evoshes Communist plot to over whose employes are oevered by ner, Hartford civic leader and for­ ety touched off the inquiry. of State Dean Acheson were "defi­ carrying them on a'Sunday outing genera.1 director, urged the Unit­ war—but no shooting—against the throw Onatemala. Along with rebuking Walker, the nitely pink." State unemployment taiwiraaea. capsized in the rapids above Nl- ed States to assume a more ac­ mer corporation counsel 'and judge, Communist parties of the world. Republican National Chairman Justice Harlan deUvond the doctor of lawa; Roy E. Larsen, Rep. John R. Pillion, R-N. Y„ In Army canceled his pending as­ ' In the same . speech, the paper agra- Falls and plunged over the tive role in helping newly emerg­ WiUiam E. MiUer says Kenney signment to command'the 8th corps said, the 51-year-oId general said unanlmoas decUtoa. H am a Mdd e ^ e . ing nations so as to recapture chairman of the executive com­ a resolution prepared for Introduc­ "resigned and revoked Eisenhower 60 per cent of the American press the Federal ComiHualst Ooalnl mittee of Time, Inc.; doctor of lit­ tion in the House, asked to have plan to have Cuban Freedom fight­ at Austin, Tex., and ordered him Two womeiv and a man were prestige 'lost to the Soviet Unidn. to remain in his present post and radio-TV industry are Com- Act of 1964 swept over the brink of the giant As an example, Evans cited the erature; the Most Rev. Henyy J. Ckingiesa declare a state of war ex­ ers protected bj American Air muniat. And it alleged he de- exdnalon at the O'Brien, Roman Catholic arch­ ists between tbe United States and Power” . . . Two viDages atunned "pending eventual reassignment party from Naw TofVa cataract isnd dashed Into the mass Arm stand taken by the U. 8. on within the United States.” scribed as "confirmed Oommur of rocks and churning water 162 Portuguese Angola. It was crit, bishop of Hartford, doctor of hu­ the Communists In 96 nations—«t i^d broken under Impact of sec- nists” Edward R. Murrow, now di­ plojrmeat mrstfaa Near - T«fc mane letters; and Dr. Edmund W. total he estimated a t 86 million. end major eartfaqaake in Iran... Secretary of the Army Elvln J. feet helow. Iclzed by the Portugese govern­ Stahr Jr. announced "the admon­ rector of the U. S. Information courts, the Justice said..' Tbs other,man was sueksd ment but applauded by a ma­ Sinnott, Soling professor emeri­ Die reaoliition did not call for South Viet Nam government re Agency, and columnist Waiter takaMy rested” tus of botuy at Tale, doctor of the use of mUitary forces but ______yis6 Ooof Terrorists klU- ishment” of Walker for "taking through the Intake of a power jority qf tbe world, he said. injudicious actions and for making Lippman and Brio Sevareid. plant, I At tbe University of Hartford, adeDoe. . ^ plsj[|ied "Toaouroes'’ of "the M, and vahiabls documents seized In Hu m sIsBlies la provincial areas derogatory public statements, — ^ . i-, e ' e a -J • where Are hionoraiy defreea 'about prominent Amaricans jqealtBMd M Bag* ZkiMl « M ibg* atx) preeented, WocUmocU Beiifc B M n « a O M ). (Ooattaiud OB Pa(s ») aorUi of Saicto.

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