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oeral—one whleh didn’t s*lst in Mambtn at Un B l u Chapman ______J. riahartyi M Alton exchange ia one at feUbwriilp, In- Town Librariang . Joy CIrct* of tho Iforth Mathodlat ■ t, raoalvad a bachelor at science mpj ter^^U on and good will. Svll War days. ' L T .W O O D c a About Town Church will ifiM tiit ttha church degree at the Univerelty of Notre Rev. Simpik>n Rev. Mr. SlmpSoiVs Sunday Donald A. Ramsey, a St. Petars- Vfadnmday aftamoon at 1:30 and Dime’a 114th annual commence­ preaching schedule takee him to €K>ing to Annual burg, Fia., mining anghnaar made ' ICE PLANT go from thara to tho homo of Mra. ment escrcisee .veeterdsy at Hertfordshire on July 5; Bristol, the presentation as executive coih- 51vBI88EIX m t Aiwiy Pfe. Bahart W, aemont, Going AbroadMl miesioner of the eeml-milltary St. aoB of M r. and Mia. RuMa K. Baalyn Law, 19 Baldwin Rd.. for South Bend, Ind. July 12; Juniper Green, Mlffio- State Convention VOL. LXXyill, NO. 212 a picnic. They arc naked to bring Uitan, Scotland, July 19; Bldiq- order. Cube*-Cruthed-Block$ CMMOt, IM B. Main S t. com- Williams, fortifled with a nip of pMad tho 1 1-wooh Klke^arculM thair own allvarwara and cutlery. ■ Cub Scout Pack 53 committee­ burgh, July 26; Northumberland, men, den mothere and parents of For Summer North Shields. Aug. 2; Birkenhead, '' All of the libraries in Manchsstsr whisky for what his doctor ds- mlMtla art control ayatem maln- win be eloeed all day Wedneaday. scrlbed as a slight chill, dosed dur­ tman^i traaaitloa eouraa May W St. Margaret'a Circle, Daughtafa Cubs ara asked' to meet et the Aug. 9; Eas8x. Aug. 16; Surrey, of laahaila, arlU hold a bualneaa Waddell School at 7:30 tonight t ^ The Rev. Olfford O. Stmpeon, A iu. 23; and Cambridge, Aug. 30. Ubrarigns will attend the 68th an­ ing most of the ceremony. at tt t Air Dafanaa School. Ft. minister of Center Congregational Pilot Rescued Union Ends R H «, Tan. Ha la a 1957 graduata maetlnjg tomorrow night at 9 procead in a body to .the home of For a few daya during aach nual convention of the Connecticut CHARGE YOUR Court Supports U.S. o'clock at the Knighta of Columbua the late David Scbeldel, pack Church, aiul Mra Simpson plan to week the Simpeona will have the at Mancheater High School. •ail from New York June 26 to opportunity to travel and vacation Library Assn, at Cpnnecticut Col­ Home.' activitlas chairman, to^pky him lege for Womdn in New London. Two Girlg Receive PRESCRIPTIONS HERR last respects. participate In a summer preaching •a they wish. They expect to Joan M. Lamanno, daughter of tour throughout England, Scot­ Among the speakers at ths con­ Itr. and Kra. John B. Lammao, Mrs. Ruaaell H; Coffin, 542 B apend a week in London, two The FriendihlpJClrcle o f the Sal­ land and Ireland under the spon­ weeks touring Scotland, and a vention wltl be Elisabeth G. Speare Colby JC Degrees Refusal of Passport; Montauk Point' Joan Rd., received her aaaoclata Middle Tpke„ haa ratumad home o f Wethersfield ^ho received the In arta at oommencemant after apandlng aeVaral daya at thO vation Army wtll meet this eve­ sorship of the National Council of week in the Salisbury area. They Churches of Christ in America. 1959 Newbery Medal foKthe most niarrlaaa at Waatbrook Junior Brightlook Hoapltal S t Johna- ning at 7 :4 5 ^ t the Citadel. Col. also plan to taka an inland water Mist Virginia Fiald, daughter of PHABIIAOY Rubber Co. William SfwUg, 144 Campfield c r u ^ and spend four'daya yin Co­ distinguished c o n t r i b u t i o n to Westhampton Beach, N. Y„ Oolltta, Portland. Maine, yaatar- bury, v t The Rev. Mr. Simpson is ons of American children’s llteratufe for Dr. and Mrs. William J. Field, 211 Rd., wtM)'was formerly a divisional the 10 ministers from the United penhagen K^ore flying home on June 9 be during the Rev. Mr. Simpson's ab- h'ommencement exercises. held yes­ The U.S. Court of Appeals to­ a 55-day-old strike of 14,000 Coventry, local Army Ordhance hoateeaes. ' senes. ford, chief of the Bureau of Library terday iat Colby Junior College, volved. ; injured. at tonight’a flrat report Services, State Department of Ed­ ARE YOUR CAR day upheld the right of the Goodrich workers in eight High Corps ReaStrve OffieCri .fi‘om tha New Londbn, N. H. Retired Supreme Court Juatice He waa identified at let Lt. FjI- a| Mancheater 1050th ARASU S c h ^ ' Hartford, ucation; and Dofl Engley of Hart­ Harold H Burton, aittlng on the eijie*. School at 8 o’clock. Mancheater Assembly, Order of While at Colby, Miae Field waa PAYMENTS TOO State Department to deny ward E. Paraona Jr., 2.7. of are attending tw<^I'Weeka active Rainbow for Olrla,. wiU meet this ford, Trinity College librarian and an active mernben of the outing passports to Americans to Appeals Bench aa an extra judge, The .agreement, subject to rstif-: Several Rotarians chairman of the New England. Re­ Payette. Idaho, attached to a fight*'' duty at Ft. Rodman, New Bed­ evening at 7:30 in tH8 Masonic club and the international rela- HIGH? and Judge William K. Miller of the er-lnlerceptor squadron atationed Ication by local unions, followed | Hopes Reds Memorial Temple, Pythian SlS' ford, Maas. gional Planning Committee. ^avel to Red China and other regular Appellate Bench, con-t- an all-night negotiating session! tars, will meat In Odd Fellows Hall Temple. Mlaa Phyllis Chapman, ttons club and served on the staff at Suffork County AFB herw. newly installed worthy advieor, To Attend Confab of the Colby Courier, the campus areas it regards as potential curred in the Prettyman findinga. „ here. i tomorrow night at 8 o’clock. Flag ' The opinion aaid the deatgna- He waa plucked from the raft The Nawcomera Club will hold and her associate officere will be newspaper. She will return in Sep­ trouble spots. • In Akron the union said the Plan Final Day aaercisea Will be held. Mem­ in charge. The bualneaa will in­ The ruling waa handed down in ■tion of certain areaa of the world b.v a Coaat 0»tard helicopter ahort- Goodrich workers will begin re -; bers are reminded'to bring articles its claaing dinner meeting tomor- The .50th annual convention of Last Confederate tember for further study in the TRADE clude the Initiation of candidates. medical technology program, which tha cate ^ newaman V'tlllam aa forbidden to American travel-'ly brtore'6 a.m., baee aiithoritiea turning to their Jobs immediately foe tha (hip auction. r(^'night at Cavey’s Restaurant. Rotary Ii)tematlonal convened in Cocktails will be served at 6:45 will make her eligible to return to Worthy Jr. .era falls within the power of the ^ reported. instead of delaying \intil after PVancaa Herron Council, No. 2, New York City yiaterday. Several 5-Star General President to conduct 'foreign a (-; He had balled out of hta plane ratification voting, w'hich usually Tha P(dlah American Club will apd the dinner will start at 7 Cplby and be awarded a bachelor of Worthy viaited Red China in Hours Offer o'clock. Members may Obtain fur­ Sunshine Girls, will meet this eve­ members of the Mancheater Ro- science degree upon successful DOWN laaa mnA Hunearv In iftST and Waa ' faira. ^ et 3.0A0 feet over the Atlantic requlrea at least a week. will held a meeting tomondw night d^ed^renewal^of hia ’ paaaporti "We think that, if the executive more than aeven hbura earlier, ther Information by contacting ning at 7 o’clock in Odd Fellows tary Club ara planning to attend Houston, Tex., June 8 (g>) — To completion of a year’s training and WE NEED LATE MODELS Details of the 2-year . master By JOHN HIGRTOWEB at T :^ at the clubhouse. ' hail. Honorary members are invit­ the distinction of being the last when he refuaed to agree to abide I foreaeea thgt tha presence of pianea. hellcoptera and Coait |4rs. Daniel Post, Rega Lane. part of the 5-day convention. residence at an approved hospital contract and 5-year pension and (j«nevai June )— Soviet ed to attend. Rcfreehmenta will be survivor of the Confederste Army, school. OF ALL KINDS. by reatrlctiona againat traveling to i American citixena In a dealgnsted-j Guard veaaela took part in the insurance agreement between the 9 (IP Daughters of Liberty No. 124, served by Mary Daggett, Sandra Among those planning to attend 116-year.^ld Walter Williams has During her two years at Colby, Top AUowaaoos Sladal those countriea again. foreign area may, •—by reason, of-aearch. . •- The life raft waa spotted union and Goodrich were not im­ RuaaiA and the western pow­ LOU, will meet tomorrow at 8 Auden and Terri Doughty. are Fred NaaaiH, president; Har­ added still another. Miss Johnson worked on the staff He brought suit for the pawport. military or political conditions, because' the pilot had let out hia mediately available.' | ers failed again today to make p.ra. in Orange hall. A social will old C r o B1 e r, preaident-elect; Now he holds higher tank than of the Colby Courier and was a The court's unanimous decision- there, evolve into, or be the oc-fdye marker, ' coloring' the water The agreement is expected t o : any progress toward an ac­ L JL JOHNSON follow the business session, and re- Sunset Rebekah Lodge will hold George Flndell, Harry Maidment any ever achieved by his comrades member of the Rotlge Pot, the BHauprt Motors written by Caiief Judge E. Barfett casion Of a claah, diplomatic or j around the raft, and had alao u.sed hasten an end to the URW's strike cord on Berlin. An AmerjcEn 'freshments 'vill be served by Mrs. a potluck In Odd Fellowa Hall and John Bam lnl.' at arms. drama club. She was also an ac­ BROAD ST. AT PattvmanPattyman, said the secretary o f ! mlllUry.military, with a foreign govern- j his smoke signal, part of the raft's againat Fireatone Tire and Rubber Dorothy Jacobsoij and her eom- June 15 at 8:30 p.m. Reaervationa More'than 16,000 Rotarians and In a weekend ceremony at his in­ tive member of the (Kristian Asan. •tate haa the authority to ae* aside I ment, hie power in respect to for- I distress.equipment. Co. The Firestone stilke of 18,000 spokesman said “ It is anys must be made by Friday. They members of their families from W. MIDDLE TPKE. The plane waa on a training mi.a- workers, in eight cities began si­ one's guess how much longer’’ M IN T CO. mltlde. Rev. Clifford O. Simpson valid’s bedside, a group calling it­ Miss Field received the degree of Communlat-controlled areaa in l sign affairs includes power to re- may be made with Noble Grand of the 112 countries in which self the Confederate High Com­ associate in liberal arts and Mias Open Evealnga—AD t-2496 which Amaricana are forbidden to fu.ae to sanction the travel of sion from the base and about to multaneously with the Goodrich the 4-)iower conference will Mrs. Margaret Starkweather, Mre. the Congregational denomination, re are Rotary Clubs ara attend mand - presented the old soldier an Johnson the degree of associate in travel. walkout at midnight April 15. The 723 M AIN ST. Florence Armstrong or Mrs. Elea­ continue. choaen to take part in this pro­ ingHhe convention. honorary commission as a 5-star secretarial science. Prettyman said tha Worthy case (ContfnuMl on Page Eleven) (f'entirtiied on Page Eleven) union and Firestone sre negotiat­ The western foreign mlniaUrt nor Prentice. gram. With -arrangements made in no wdse resembles the cases in ing today in -Cleveland. webs reported deeply concerned PRESCRIPTIONS by the British Council of Chuhsh- which the Supreme Court has said Involved in today's Goodrich that the conference, now In its DAT OR NIGHT The meeting of Hose Co., No. 1, agreement and also in the 5[it'e- 8th District Fire Department, ea, he will preach each Sunday in the State Department could not fifth week, may collapse in fail­ H as BT EXPERTS a different church and be enter­ deny which the Supreme Court has •tone negotiations are the union's ure without an agreement either scheduled for tonight has been •aid the State Department could master contract provisions on postponed to next Monday night. tained for the weekend in the Paris A-Stocks Ban on Berlin' nr a summit meeting. ARTHUR DROR home of a member of the pariah. not deny paaaport applicatiohs. everything except wages and . Secretory of Btate Christian A. ‘VUST-OLEUr separate welfare pact roverin'g *1710 Ladies Auxiliary of the Similarly, 10 minlaten from the He wrote that in those ci -tn .! Harter and French Foreign Min­ British Isles are scheduled to come Rirnf^me Court ruling was the pensions on everything except ister Maurice Couve de Murvllle In fiipser Club will meet tomorrow wages and a separate welfare pact night at T:30 in the clubrooms. tc) the United States and praach State Department could noP refuse pertinular feared a breakdown. in various churches throughout passports because of the beliefs Held Blow to NATO ^covering penblons and life and Highly placed authorities said health insurance. The following officers were the country in accordance with and associationa of tho applicants, Britain's Belwyn Lloyd wat less assignments made by the National tn the Worthy case, Prettyman ■Wages will bw bargained later concerned. elected by the young people's London. June 9 iflh --Fra nce'sA years.- were highly critical of the group. Mu Sigma Chi Society, of Council of Churches here. this summer under s reopening of Assistant aecretory of Stab* ANNUAL STRAMERRY FESTIVAL the Second CongregatIcAial Church The purpose of thp international ban. On NATO missiles and atomic French stand. the master contracts.______The URW's____ _ Andrew H. Herding, said "the ft- atockpiles on her soil waa dis- *^e congress today turned down poKcv committee meets in Chicago SPONSORED BY last night; Sandra Stimaon, presi­ Bore Rhymes tttude of the westem-'/mlnlsters la dent; Albert Fyler, vice president; cussed by British “ Prime --Minister a French proposal which would LomoVi-pw and Thursday to shape one of pessimism." HeNadded that miCKlNOHAM LADIES’ AID SOCIETY Macmillan and his defense chiefs hav’e made French mlUta^ eN . OF Tine BDCKiNQHAM CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Betty Abild, secretary; Mary Jane ON THIS forts in Algeria a part of NATO Herter has no plans 3?Kt for re­ McCiirry, treasurer; Michael Pa- today. ' wide, straight hourly average pa.v turning to Washington. With Law for It al.so brought On a storm in strategy. The action appeared to rates .that range from $2.48 to $2.71 tulak, fellowship; Gail ."hitnam, heighten the tension between "We came here to negotiate,” SATURDAY. JUN€ 20 faith; I and Jans Crandall, public- the Atlantic Congress, a-h unoffi­ in tha Industry’s big four. .Good­ Berding said, "and we .still expect SERVINGS AT 5. 8 and 7 O’CLOCK cial advisory body meeting here, France dnd her NATO sllies. year and U.S. Rubber, other half of “ y- OLLIE’S Kt; TUESDAY AND W orse Verse Gen. Pierre Bllotte of France The t'SS George Washington, the Navy's first ballistic missile submarine, slidea Into the Thames to negotiate. We expect . eome Donation: ADULTS $1.75—CHIl^REN UNDER 12. 75c and waa reported the subject of a the big four, signed with Ihe'URW River today at the Electric Boat yards of ths General Dynamlca Corp. at Groton. (AP Photofax). willlngneoa from other aide. If this it W ELDING side meeting of the Western for­ had offered this resolution: "Be it weeks ago. Mary Buahneii Cheney Auxiliary, rekolved that NATO strategy be wlllingneas displayed. If there is FOR RESERVATIONS CALL yS W '', will meet this evening at ★ AUTO BODY and By MARK SHEEHAN eign ministers in Geneva. A Firestone spokesman iasued a proapect of success, Mr. Herter is MRS. ALVAH RUSSELD-Att 8-6889 7 o'clock in /the State Armory. Re­ WEDNESDAY Hew York, June ,9 (JP)—The Po­ French President Charles de (Continued on i*age Three) to L^T'thrt^to, Sdric^^ asiiington Laiinohecl willing to stay on In hopes of ports will be'made of . the recent FENDER REPAIRS lios Department, says Green-wich Gaulle's ban on atomic stockpiles, reaching an agreement.” convention in Nuw Haven. Thle will ★ COMPLETE CAR Village poeta can go. on spouting unle.s.s he is given control Of the is. ended." He added: "Our nego- ^ - All Uiree attll hope that So­ be the flnal businees meeting of the PAINTING their stuff in coffee houses, even bombs, may cause nine American tiations are continuing. However, viet Fbrelgj) Minister Andrei A. summer. ' though they lack poetic license. squadrons • of about 250 - fighter- Soviet Deputy ij’-we are not in a )>oaitiOTi at this time Gromyko will get InstrueUoni LACQUER and ENAMEL Police had' been handing out bombers to look for ba.ses outside to mske sny further statement." Navy Plunges into New Era from Moscow, in a few days en­ The Reynolds Circle of the South TEL. Ml 9-5025 •ummonsea to Ihe coffee houses of France. His stand drew criti­ i I -m|r # I The current strike is the longest abling him to make last minffte Methodist WSCS.witl have a'dinner which dot the -village, a Bohemian cism from some Britons ' ahd A i Z k S V I P P T 1 Y1 (V I against a major rubber company in concessions. STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE SUPPER meeting Wednes(iay evening at the 281 A D A M S ST. ■ectlon of Lower Manhattan. Americans as a crippling bloW at Iv E C/ E A I t history of ths United Rubber MountMn Laurel, ThompSonville. • 1 ■ :W-orksrs. Last week it surpassed But Herter parlioulariy if now UNITCD METHODIST CHURCH OF HOLTON I The police worked on the theory any integrated. NAflro air/ op­ much Ism hopeful lii this respect that the poetry waa- entertain­ erations. -r W ith r resioetltiln ^^e 1954 strike-sgamst With A-Suh to Fire Polaris TT till i and Rubber JCo., in view of ststements made by ment, and since the coffee houses Macmillan's nu^eting was re­ SATURDAY. JUNE 13 only OM of the mv In an interview pUbIlshe(iKlii eouldn't legally oiffel* entertain- with stationing more U.S. pianos, I Washington. Juns 9 i8P>. RuEi I By I>Or BL.4:rK rington-ts deaig«entliltMli (Mi P tgl Seven l««in) Hmif/ary. last, weekend. \ MMm: QnniTyvUle Baked Beans, Ham, Potato Salad, Cole- in Brit.-iin. .'s it ’s Oral doputy . premier Frol i Groton, June 9 ufr-t Thf U.S. iipderwater and surface launching Secretory Wilfred J, McNeil,.. ' The Western minlsteri are aboui with I alaw, RoUi. Coffee and Strawberry Short Cake. CUSTOM ...The poeU. good and bad. beat ,If the 2.'50 American . planes in ! Koriov has asked to meet Navy entered a nfli age today plaiforni for firing - 1,200-mile- On the George Waehlnglort as ready to toughen their conference ADULTS 81.75 — CHILDREN $1.00 •ncT non-beat, bearded and non- France, which have been assigned I B‘*enhow«r and othSr with the launching Of the firist suo- range Polaris nuclear Ynixriles. she slid down the ways was tha tactics in dealing vvith Gromyko. FOR RESERVA'nONS CALL; beard^, have been packing the an atomic mission in case of war, i administration leaders during marine designed to fire' tjie Polaris Her makera, Electric Boat Divi­ submarine'e pi-Oud skipper, Comdr. As they 'returned to another aedret MBS. JOHN ERICKSON—Ml 8r5224 RUG GLEANINQ coffee' houses. The readings have seek other bases ft was regarded i * 10-day vl.sit to the United Fallout Hazard nuclear missile frorp Tinderwater sion of the General Dynamics James B.i Osborn, who stood for­ > 0 8 . hnCHAEL GOLDSNIDER—Ml 9-1803 aessicin at Herter's villa in mid­ been a big attraction both for tour­ as almost certain some of then! States, or- surface. Corp.. sai(i she Is capable of. un­ ward of the conning tower, or sail Eisenhower is expected to grant afternoon, they discussed the de­ ists and village natives. would be sent to Britain ahd oth- The aiomlc-puvvered. 6.400-ton leashing more devastation a t ^ e Even as the cijuntdown for the sirability nf cutting the. session V.d recommend ifAAS One coffee house poet, Dick ers to Italy and West Germany. his wish slong with a request to Translated for George Wasnmgton slipped time from her 16 firing tubes than launching neared the xei'o hour, a undertake a coaat-to-coast tour of short if ths arguments began to Woods, from Shreveport, La., ■’Obvipu.sly we should want to be smoothly down the ways at 12:40 could have been caused by the to­ crew of . laborers swarmed like develop exactly the same poeltlons anytime— they did such •ummed up the poetic sentiment as cooperative as possible with the ' ?**" American cities p.m. amid a roar from 10,000 wu- tal fire power of the Nav)' between bees over the sub, applying finish­ that have been debated repe'tltious- this way; "These summonses are military authorities, ” said a Brit- . Women of U.S. n(»aes. the eo'in^ oi tar home and the American Revolution and ing touches. • ly for more than a week. a wonderful cleaning atrictly a bum rap.” ish Foreign Office spokesman. | nVvJcnmefh. ’ •creaming whistles. World War II, . One of the .last of ths 'details The prospect of a breakdown — Family Vacations Yesterday the Police Depart­ In Geneva, Britl.sh Foreign Sec- h^V.rchv* d.f. to viJI B y FR.AXK CARET The launching of the 380-foot . General Dynamlca board chair- (completed tn , the final momenta which apparently all sides still Chopped Beef ment, which usually doesn't dig retary Selwyn Llovd. French F o r-' (AP Press Science Writer) craft, under a hot stin and in a nian Frank Pace Jr., a former aec- was the removal of the huge wood job on my rugs I )>oets. In effect agreed. The sum- *icm JUfIR 25. OStDnsiDl> lO Op^tl retary of the Army, commented: chocks and shoring and the setting eign Minister Maurice Coiive de th« Soviet National Exhibition in Atlantic City. N.J.. June 9 of • »reere, took place (CkiiitiiiiMd on Page Too) JtTLENTIC APARTMENTS monsea already handed out would Miirville and U.S. Secretary of The haxanda of nuclear warfare ’ftere five yw ‘‘Before long the George Wash­ of the trigger.. be prosecuted, but'there would be State Christian A. Herter held a the New York Coliseum. ington will be on station. When The- Soviet government appears fallout were translated today for On the count of xero the trigger On beautiful, rugged, hiatoric BLOCK ISLAND. Reliah the clean, no more,, according to Deputy Po­ private session which was said t o ' American women, into terms of » | plunged tot tho .Thams River and joined by her sister sbtpe, now was released, the champagne hotr fresh sea air. Hhrerything for every member of the family. Boat­ lice commissioner Walter Arm. to be making his visit a formal building here o-n ' adjoining ways have nothing to do with the cur­ hoiuewifc's _ nightmare--a dust i tie smashed, and ths (3eorge Wagh- ing- FiahingT Swlnuning, Hiking, Biking, Movies, Night Clubs, JA 2-0292 F m h ly Ground! Stooping to the occasion, he rent East-West conference there. ope, a tit-for-tat exchange for one Vice President Richard M. Nixon President Eisenhower, in a mes­ and in shipyards elsewhere tn the ; j^g-ion was sent on her maiden Dancing, Skin Diving, etc. 'phrased his statement on the An American source indicated storm in the house. sage, read at the t-ereinonies. de­ nation, the United Ktatea Navy’s | '' Bullelins LBS *'lRilvnBum rap” in Vietmbum vapma verae:** NATO queations were Uiscuased. is to make to Russia July 25. "Radioactive fallout." said Lt. ■; scribed the submarine, named af- iuisstlp-firlng submarines will have' ‘ prevent the submarine from EACH APARTMENT WILL SLEEP UP TO 5 PERSONS Nixon will open the American Col. Ingalls H- Simmons of the! ‘Technically an entertainer _ ^ J , .r-. I .^,1 I *'] ter the nation's ’ rat Cliief Kxecu- a combined striking power cap- )„ a mud bank across the from the AP Wiren 1 WEEK 860 — 2 WEEKS $110. Many delegates at the Atlantic v-ati'onri 'FxhihlHnn in Moscow a .Army Medical Corps in a talk to s ' , , ••r«vninHnn«i'v " ' -All Lean Beef spouting poetry la an entertainer Congress, an informal parliament Exhibition I able of destroying...... - V...... river, the military and she carried a cargo of 40 tons under.law," he spouted. hero of 850 prominent leaders Sokolniki Park. But while In women s group, “ Is Just like dust. I It is my tra.verful hope that industrial power of our enemy In- concrete, suspended in sets of An lineiM, blanketa and kitchen utenaila furnished. Gas cooking SAFE SUMMER Russia. Nixon has asked to be "H is aa if voii took the sweep ‘ I and electric refrigerator. Phone and ask for our map of tha is- /^aaS "But though in violation, to the! from NATO countries which is sweep- j ,f,jp ^ciii be always ready but' les.s time than we will- spend here fjve-ton chunks on each side IKE CALLS SECRET TALK allowed to tour Soviet citjes, in- ings in yoiii- vacuum land and folder. _ STORAGE *...... I shapinff a act of recommendationa i ” President's mes- today." ...... i of the ship, about a quarter of the Washington, Jane 9 VPi . L y r u g C O . (OentlnDed on Page Three)- on NATO policy for the next 10 eluding some L"in sSiberia.-an ‘Oeria.'ai area ,hook it In front of a fan, and let The ceremonies lasted for about President Eiseahon-er sum­ MIAT PBICI WMCTIVI TUISDAY and WIDNISDAY, JUNI 9-10 ONLY ‘ * J .X II opened fo foreigners. sage said. way aft of the bow. SPECIAL BUDGET PACKAGE DEAL, IF YOU PREFER. MOTHMOOFING, it blow all over the house. The - The $100-mlllon George Wa.sh- 40 minutes from the playing of the moned the top men In t''» •- 2 4 0 4 MAIN STREET Top officials con.sidering Kos-1 mein problem is to keep fallout this slowed the vessel In her 15- REPAIRING national antheUl to the traditional mlit-an-hour descent Into the tagon to a meeting today In aa lov a Veqiiesls, including an appear-. from getting into voui stomach, effort to iron out Interaeriice TELEPHONE Ml 3-5326 EsUbUshed 1896 HARTFORD christening in-wHlch Mra. Robert Thames. *Must Keep Our Dollar Sound* ance before an American television ,„.hcre It can reallv do damage, B. Anderson, the aponsor. smartly disputes oger misallet. . The - HAROLD J. DWYER. Ownsr audience, recognise that their an- dtegeter situations, thero- Electric Boat said the George ^enAaliotta / A - „ on ^ o u r (th r e a d • cracked the chahnpagne bottle Washington can'remain submerged White Howm said . that other swer may well determine how ,„re, never take chances with food ]\ews Tidbits against the •ubmarine's bow. than the bare aanotmoement RFD No. 2, ARdover, Conn. much of Russia Nixon gets to see. indefinitely while carrying large and water. The simple precaution Culled timm AP Wiren Mrs. Anderson, whose home is in numbers of Intermediate range bal­ the meeting. It would have noth- ALSOt l-roem'limiae, fully furnished, for rent. June 25 through Soviet Ambassador Mikhail of turning a foeid can or box up- -tng to say before or after the B^tember 8. Nice location—$1,000. BETTY ALDEN - White - Sliced Ike, Nixon Prescribe Menshikov f o r m a 11 v asked the Greenwich, Conn., Is the wife of listic missiles. o. , r-s . i. c - J .. . V , side down and opening tha end the Secretary of the Treasury snd McNeil said the 1 a ii n C h i n g seiMiion on the nature of the dtsciiMiona. All Preaideatlal arrange Kozlov s trto" trip. Heh ! did this I . , , _ O" ‘ »>e Shelf, the table, n». or Generalissimo Riifeal truJUlo o f . former Secretory of 4he Navy "marks an historic milestone in in a call on Ambassador William ^ ‘ her floor may save your life. the Domtoican Republic, formally Others who partlcipalecl in the -the progress of U.S. naval power, Pres* Serretary James C. Hag- Dr. Simhiona, .of Ft, Sam | opens, hia country’s new’ .Mr FoKfe ; ceremonies included Secretary of Th'e Georgtr Washington, he said erty would offer In explanatibn Lacy who is in charge of the So- - h„. was that the cAnfereniM! "WiU GREAD For GOP Win in ’60 viet-Amerlcan ciiltm al' and ex- these tips in a Arademv, declaring U would pro-j the Navy William'B.. Franks, chief- "incorporates into a single weapon talk prepared for a meeting of the fliers capable of repelling ^ of the Navy's Special PfoJecU Of- most of the great scientific devel deal with the air defense quee- change of persons program. tlon of the United Statea.” Washington, June ■ 9 (45—Af-eet cause that we could possibly “ Menshikov's move in Riving Women's Auxiliary of the Ameri- - ••Anv armed aggreselon.” / fice for the Fleet Ballistic MissilM cs n Medical As.sn., held in con-i Hartford denliat. Dr. Allyn A. i Sy»tem, Rear Adm. William F. (ConUnned on Page Ten) •ound. dollari—with plenty of them have today on God's foot-- Kozlov's visit a formal character riBE DAMAGE 81 MILUON 1-LB ' available,for OOP campaigner^,- stool . . was In sharp contrast to the un­ Junction with the 108th annual' 27, arj-eated on 8u-'erior| convention of the AMA. Court bench warrant lii the c.on- Nitro, W. Va.. June 9 m — A LOAVES Is-the prescription of PreaJdeVit • "We can do that only If we are official label put on a Similar flip rostly fire in which two work­ Eisenhower,' and Vice .President strong at home, and we must fol­ to the United States lait January He djd so i,i aemerting tiiat in , tinuing inveatigatlon of Irregulari- tiea regarding dental work in ers suffered minor Injuries fol­ Richard M. Nikon for a 1960 Re­ low those policies (that), keep our lowed lui exploaion today ,a| (Itoatinued i oa Page Three) (OniHnned on Page Rleven) ..Walter W.,Williams 116, 1 ■ REGULAR PRICE 17c - SPECIAL JUNE 111 THRU 13lh publican victory. economy strong, our dollar sound i viving veteran of the Civil War.«|vPUC GKarges Truckers Ohio Apex Division of Food >ia- Tn a. turnout that astonished Us and ourselves spiritually Inspired turns to regular diet t)' the Democrats'have made tradi­ .rumblea through town and i uashes an exploding distillation unit in members of Congress who sur- tional.' Republicans showed they the plant. YOR OAiDIN ^ 50 Z !a pickup tnirk .. Houston. Tex,, vivenne(:Ucut. formal signing of the contract either BUsenhower or Nixon or a swamped with Autographic seek-j suinAine'VW rt'h’a s ’ elariflSci Ito from eome Congrersamen end.fi-oro say an informal poll of inmates tions from s minimum rate order The company's petition asked I for th(t world heavyweight tttk) “The bag’s full of ’em. Seems everybody on my route FROZEN PKGS were accused b,y one of the com­ for an exemption for cleaning and | WE SPECIALIZE IN has s e ^ n their ’ 59-’60 meRibership forms. What do you CHICKEN. PIES long eerie.s of other GOP speak,- ei;s who delayed the start of the controversial rulings on atote se- Biioh groups aa the State Attor­ I has led to the abandonment of a fight between Floyd Patterfqa AEC eps, was the solid fact that the dmner program for 30 minute#,. dition laws and csoQgresaional in neys General and the American ftroposed attempt, at integrated missioners today ’of "slttihg back scouring compounds, coffee and and Iqgemar Johansndn of Swe­ ALL FAMOUS MAKES! guys do to get so many members?” YOU GAIDIN Id OZ dinner racket up more than $300,- Nixon out-scored every Republi­ veatigations,''^ sayl*..,, earlier de­ Bar Aean. Moves were started in living.. Team of tT.S. inveatlga-,; and writing .for the PUcTs d(»- tobacco products transported from , den was halted toda.v hy. order NORGi FROZEN PKG 000 net for part.v purpo.ses. can but Bhsenhower In applause, cisions In these fletde were mtouh- Oongreaa to try’ ctirtadllng the tors (Mrnttniie aearch for remains . cision" before preaenting their | East Hartford to various points in i of Gen. Melvin L. Krnlhwttfilki ( STRAWBERRKS including Sen. Barry Ooldwater of to "see how they I the State. rhalrman of. the NeW Ffirk The two rongressional • cam­ pourt’s pow.er. of...... nlni*^ U.S. ^ airmen______they believe cases in order tif-RDU WeU, Mr. Postman, we give . . . lots of time, energy, State Athletic Commisadon. NORBIAN’S n A3.WAYS paign committees will split the «rvoHv'« SplitUng 6-4 n both comb, .the But. In its laUst delusions, the porished 16 years ago In the mer- could chisel the order as issued, "Assumlmg we. approve this peti­ money. M.Qst club members don’t realize how much time, servative GOP members who made court yeatetday aaid state aadltion court said that part of the earlier; cjieSi heat of the great Lybian Commissioner Basil - P. Ftto- tion, don't you think we’ll be open­ Krulewttch said Federal Judge AT YODB SERVICE Hhipoisr amount,'60 per Cfnt to the House up most of the audience. energy'and money we give so that they will have trouble- group and 40 per cent to the Sen-' laws may be invoked to protect rtilinga had been misinterpreted. desert. .. Dante Lugano, Dumont, Patrick's statement came in the ing the floodgates for more of Irving Kaufman'wduld give 1^ Nixon was introduced by Rep. iHlGIDAIRf free home heating. oniL Sovtngs lifcelliese: ate uniti the state, and uph^d the right of .Iiutices Clark, Frankfurter,'j n , .r,. flight engineer sitting in preliminary discussion before the them.” PUC Chalnnan Eugene B. decision In the Eddie Miudiea- Richard 51. Simpson of Pennsyl- congressional conunHtees to quea- Harlan, Whittaker and Btewart.j ^ panel truck fatally injured by opening of a hearing today on a Loughlin interjected at one pdint Johansson suit at I p.ni. 'today Our Service Department, is Eisenhower told the applauding vania, chairman of the House GOP recognised aa the largest in BLACK.SIONE lioii educators as well aa others fttade up the majorit.v in both .of propeller of Trans World Airlines petition by the Park Trucking Co. in the disc'usaion. and that the contract .would he . But,, they know we produce. That’s why,so many mem­ Republicans that he la not fight-' campaign commit.tee, a.a "^e who signed shortly' after thnt time if this axes and is staffed with GENERAL ELECTRiC •ng to balarice the budget just to about alleved (Ikkmmimiiit ocitiv- yesterday’s decisions. Dissehtinjl. Constellation being readied for a of Manchkiler for an exemption I 'don't think you'll fiave too bers keep up their membership year after year. will aucreed President Eisenhow­ ity were Chief Juktice Warren and' flight from.Idlewild Airport.__ — ______'t o the order scheduled______to -- go into , many,'' Josaloff said. He said the the decision Is fa\-ernble to tha men whoiw training, aklU claim that as an accomplishment. er” in the White House. and experience are unparal­ WESilNGHOUvE i In ritaking «ie«> i-uitngs. Justices Douglas, Black and Bren- Gov.ckiv, Rlbicoff signs Jegisl«tionJegislation effect .lulyJuly ).J. ' • ; order now contains exceptions for June 25 bout in Yankee Stadi­ Baked Beans 4 99< This, he said, is no effort to pinch T h e Vice President told the din-! um. n*n- • permitting ap|MHiU to the Com- The order eliminates thousands I special services, leled. pennies. , court ■ affirmed contempt (jonvic- W H iR lP O dl ej's that, to be frank about the lions axains: Dr Willard Unhaii* 1 • Uphaus case, Clark ^(>0 Pleas UoUrt by those hit by of commodity rates now in effect; Joseloff was asked why his cll- "At this moment,” the Presidertt whole thing, the Republicans I^OS INQUIRY mUECTBO WASHERS, DRYERB, i;e n m o r e Join Bonriy'f Fud Oil Club NOW eqnUnued. "we are engaged in a directo? of w ff'N ew ' Hamnshire P®***'* applications to-and establishes minimum class : ent did not present evidence for an Ketchup 4i;?f69< can’t win “ without the sinews of Sr - « ... , that Its Nelson case did not ''strip cairy- fliearrils, .Connecticut -----sur- rates below which------no intrastste------exception when ■ the minimum rate Geneva, June 9 lAb'—Britain highly importiipt battle for • war which money will provide." Worid.World FellowshipFeltnw^in rtenier.Center, snda n d ),« . _ - •• ---- today rejected a Soviet move far. REFRIGERATORS, MAHAG the states of the right to protect: passes its *600,0(>0 cancer drive fo,- hue trucker may charge, order was being given a public Phono Ml 9-4595 or TR 5-3271 ■ound dollar . This is.a fight to He said the Republicans must Lloyd Barenblatl, a former teach­ themselves. In that case the jool for 1»5». Hiirh M Joseloff rapre- ah laternational tnqifilry into the pronioto an expanding e04>nomy hearing. He said that ths tibia FREEZERS, RANGES, PHILl/'O fight for' I'sound dollars, and er at Vassar College and ths Uni- court had thrown out the convic- Russian officer and his Polish ..n iin z the Manchester Co said s^ruffla between' the goyern* Tomato Sauce HUNT'S 8 OZ CAN and domestic prosperity. This la a plenty of them.’’ veraity of Hkdiigan. , his client.felt that an exception might be made for products listed nent.hf Liaa and aeai AIR CONDITIONERS EA:> fight to make sure that • dollar Elsenhower and Nixon shutlle.(i Uphaus had been, convicted Un­ Cwnnninlst-led farmer S S h T c " " ‘ tor ,mum rate pnescribed by the PUC. iu■ Kope.v al(fim will hot -do the job. some mousy thoughts about lyaya tee on un-American Aqtiv|Uea Louis Wyman, who reqiieetod------“It missioner Dr. Wilfred Bloombe:]$ i ®P* Commisaloner FltxpaMek pomt- to 9 F M ! w i r u a (Vator;(l a^iakrt at hS arated a 'ap.clal torvic. wh.raby M out that another dkmt o f Jofe- 'Inaa'Si SAT. Be con tended that for Republicans to raise money for what h e'd e­ whether he hi4 been a Conarmmtot under a legialgtiva refoliition glv- NORMAN’S TILL T BANTiraiLCO. me *Bound, sUble, itrograsslve govem- scribed k$ hia "impoverishsd" Oarty timmber. *5th riaaa reuninn at Harvard i gbo(U were shlpbad from out at ■m it for thie oountry if the great- party. Earlier decialana in (OanMnnafi an F a « Jfigkt) We*wed»y. atata to the Railroad fitoragn and (dsuttnitod aai '1^49. Rlavsu) H^RTPOHD ROAD 831 M A M STRHT MA9»CH6$Tit. COMM lUBphoM MI 9-4595~BioekTiUa-4>iioiie TR 5

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UANCHB8TBR S m ilN G HERALD, MANCHIITBR. CONN, TUESDAY, JUNE 9, 19R9 IfANGHBSTEIt EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN,. TUESDAY, JUNE 9, 1989 ■A,,,,,— ,.,, II „ (.■ ■ ■ 0 4 ttegional 8 V J I L l E S i ^ Sheinwold on Bridge Bore Rhymes MunsiC'Martin-Wedding Soviet Deputy N O lU Klopfer Gets Paris A-Stocks Ban c S : 3CZI3 With 'Law for Asks Meeting e r v b ir crzi t h in k o f c a s e s 1 Soothdealsr Whita giadioli and palms formed Study Grant FOB BEST FLAT BoBi lUm volMcakb tha setting at 2:80 Saturday after­ With President By ABved SImIbwoM NOBTH Held Blow to NATO Worse Verse noon (or tha marriage o( Miae r Joyce Thelma Martin daughter of e______Xt^pAiOMM «ark*ra to-^ VM. MMtera T ean Cluuuptam aottba froffi Dlractora plan to discusa tha pro- > Klopfar, a member at the When only « few trumps axe V 9 5 2 (OentiniMd from Page One) the Rev. and Mrs. J. Dean Martin, ((Dontiniied from Fag* Use) roararhsal t* pumplBC from poaaia July 7. Rham SotioOi fhouRy, mleaing, your beat play may de­ ♦ A I 4 lOentiMoed from Fag* One) Schenectady. N. Y„ and Dr. ftoac-wkaal 5 e e r t IlMcrvoir in an mltmnft Tha Highland Bt. Una would gat been awarded an Alfred P. Sloan pend on the oddi. Think of all the « J 10 t ooncelved and directed on a global William J. Munala. aon of Mr, of by Deputy Premier Anaatas 1. tfrimHod «tora«* aratar from the town system at aeholanhlp to the Graduate Srtiool v1 w im r EAST ■cale.” «... cops hO'a just a bore. (To some Mra. William M. Munaie, W Adel­ of Hervai;^ UniverdUy for 1969-60. ;«setblc caaee and chooae tha pUy New Yorkers, believe It or not. aida Rd. The ceremony wee per­ MIkoyan. Mikoyan'a visit, waa ar­ Park Roaervoir »««• Highland and Gardner Sta. hat worka moat often. 4 Q 10 5 4 4 17 - French sonlrces at the congreas ranged aa an Informal call on hla PM by Spring Klopfer M the head of the acienoe F K TAIOS said Da (Jaulle never received an this rhymes. I formed by tha bride'e falhei' In the ^ Weat opana tha ten of diamonds, "He can talk throughout the Sedbnd Reformed CYiurch in old friend Menaklkov. $ 7 2 .0 0 Tha Highland raservoir feeds the departmant at the ectiool wtwre he *and you win In dummy with tha 4 109132 ♦ KQ7$ answer to letters to Macmillan The hactln cooat-to-coaat lour 'lM t«r Md S«war 8up«4tit«Ml- present small-dlametar .pipe In haa taugnt phyaica and ohemietry 4764 « 9532 night if he doesn't mdte to riot, Schenectady. The eoloiat, Mllw acei. You retuni a low trump from and President Elseidtower last “We hope he keeps on talking Ruth White, eang "O Perfect which followed waa pictured by tha •Mt r n d ThraU k h t a«tar wan Highland St. and the rest of the for the paat two years. dummy. Baat playa the three of MOTH September proposing a re-vamping Soviets aa an 'effort by MIkoyan IVilOT system of the fonner Highland 131# echolarahlp waa awarded on 4AK1 of NATO so that Franco would 'til his audience yells for quiet." Love.” to accept lome of the Invitations fhi ovor avavairaa* aoUai kainf pumpad thfough a lliw of hearts, and you must decide • F q 1 $ 7 $ 4 To some of the more sensitive Given In marriage by her broth Park Water Co. which was bought the basis of achievement. Unpor- whether or not to play an honor have a greater share in allied de­ Bhowared upon him by private bewL Stordordlly caa* XMO fact of 6-lnch altun- by the town In 1957. The reser­ tenoe of prdjeot and need.'Xlopfer'e ♦ 5 cisions affecting the world a$ a poets: such versifying is worse er, Keith Martin, the bride wore a American citlaena around the eoun NrticMiL SasUyM r idaaoiA MW |kpa an-* 1,000-odd faat of project ie the development of ma- from your hand. . 4AKQ than a summons. To most, though, floof-length prlnceaa style gown of voir la fad by a spring In High­ If each opponent haa two whole. co-existence wss the aiMwcr all nylon tulle aiid Chantilly lace with try- t%-inch Urahoa* nroaaiii* Portar land Park via a town-owned elec­ teriala from the epwdalixed 6ek) floMi Wad NeA l« l Tha British-Amerlcan silence Menshikov and Lacy will begin at. to ooBMct Um two auppliaa. of tha hletury of eclsnoe for use trumpA you can play a hi|h 14 Pom 1 KT Pam along. ' a bell eklrt. The bodice was i f lace $ 5 1 .0 0 trical pump at the rear of the: trump, a low trum'h or an old apparently Is a factor, behind De Sure, -man, why not offer that and tulle with scoop neckline'and negotiations within a few days to A Bortabla pinnp la baiar uaad. Casa paper mill. Thlg year. Thrall . in Inatructing high srtwoi eclenoe . 4 4 All Pam Gaulle's refussl to allow.stocks of Tleall, who waa at tt» Portar Coming to State - shoe — and you will still lose Opening lead — 4 10 deputy commlseioner a chance to short aleevea, 9he also wore long work out Kozlov's tour. The So­ said, la tha.flrat the reaervoir haa ; Academy Award winner of "Baat Actress" Susan Hayward and claaaea and the testing of auch only two trump tricks. If W eathu atom bomba In France. sir his verso at . some coffee lace gloves and a fingertip length viet leader, regarded aa (ma of •L atta thki iboming with Pira presented trouble. ^ materials In 'cleaeroom siituetiona. Gen. Btlotte explained why Premier Nikita Khrushchev's Ilka- WELDON DRU8 00. CMaf W. Ctlfford Maaon. aaid the Jeff Chandler, bring a Aery romance to Ufa in Paramount's Tech­ tha, A-K-10, you may again play house t veil with cap atudded with seed Anthoriaod Paalaa However, other town reservoirs nicolor outdoor spectacle, "Thunder In the Sun," due Wednesday He will be working toward his upital.ra, downataira or in mUa- king (and in thie case he doeoa’t), France haa refused to accept pearla. She carried a colonial 'xiu- ly aucceaaora. has expressed inter­ Higland Raaotivir haa dwindled are practically full, he pointed out. doctor's degree in Science Eduoe- guided ralsalles or atomic stock­ est In visiting Waahington. Detroit, 901 MAIN IT .—« 0 $" $ m batarw Ha ,.om al capacity of at tha Slate Theater. Drama co-stars Jacquu Bergerac and dy'a champer — except that this the chancea are very good that h4 quet of white sweetheart rosea, He aaid the aluminum pipe Is the features Blanche Tiirka, Carl Esmond, Fortunlo Bonanova and tion. Klopfer will leave for Boston doesn't actually hold A-K-3 of piles. lilea-of-the valley and ivy. San Francisco, Ijos Angelea, and, a l o t ^ y 600,000 Kaltona. Laat same that waa used to provldt with hia wife and two children time you are aura to lose throe A government “Cannot hand cltv in Texas. waife, tha dapartmant attampiad Bertrand Caatelll. x tricks. You are also aura to lose trumps. Deadline Friday Her attendants, Mra. Erneat water In Rockiedge when a rock this summer. As the hand la shown, you miut over to even a trusted ally Its Hla call on President Eisenhow­ to iwtae tha level by pumping wa- excavatlop was being made there Approval of Klopfar’a raqu- three tricks If East haa all four world responsibilities,” he said. To Join Sununer Wacker of New York City, matron er at the While House shapes up tar from a ftre t ydrant at Autumn for a permanent pipe. It haa served not-have a sponsor. Anyone who for a one^year leave of absence trumps. play the low trump from your "Coordination oP Western de­ of honor, and Mi.a* Jnan Vrooman. aa a courtesy visit, depending on and Oak Grove Sta. but that plan A n d o v e r >yduld ba Intarestad In sponsoring Important Oasea hand to make game. Weat must Schenectady, and Mt*a Elizabeth WARDS other temporary and emergency from Rham waa voted by the fense is conducted through the Horwedel, Albany. N. Y., were at­ the status then of the ■ East-West wma not aucoeeaful, Thr.ai aaid. uses, he said. the team is aaked to call Coveil Board of Education last night. Thov-only important caaee. are play his klng„mnd you still have ■ynlted States alone because of the Music Courses jockeying for a summit meeting. BoaaMng Storage Five-Town League for information. “OBO" Eatiinated at $12,400 those in which Weat haa a single­ Ufa queon-ja^ to limit East to on# presence in the United States of Gets Scholarship tired in atreet-length gowna of Kozlov has the reputation of being Ha aaid today it la too aoon to Other games on tha schedule are An eetimate of 312,490 for "Op­ ton trump. Theao are the cases In other trump trick. If you wasted the Strategic Air' Command. Friday is the deacHIne to- apply white ailk organza, having four a forceful speaker, as well aa a pr^lot the auccaaa of tha praaant Six Big Fihli ProlPit Coventry at Andover, June 16; which your play makee a differ- one of your honors to drive out Karl Reichelt, 84 Finley St., has for admission to summer instru- 'bands of green ailk eyelet em­ Sets Andover Till eration Ball Diamond" waa pre- "The government of the United been, awarded 4-.vear scholarship, broidery encircling the dreaaea. handsome, self-assured Commu- plao, but a good-aiaed atream waa Andover at Bolton, Juno 18; An­ aented last night by Gunner anca. Weet'a king, you would have to Statea alone la master of the a rrental nquslc classes, .^ny Man- niit parly atalwarl who helped Johannesburg, South Africa — dover at Columbia, June 19; An­ lose two mora trump tricka .< to to the U.S. Coast Guard Academy. Their gowha were made wit> acoop fioarbag into the Highland Raaer- Lytlkalnen of Hebron. Lytlkainen There era three poaaible single­ Strategic Air Command and ia re­ chMter public or parochial school ndckllnea and abort aleevea. Their Khfuahehev beat down the chal­ voir thia momtng, he added. In Johannesburg's Weal Park The ftrst local gamd^ In tha in­ dover at Colchester, June 26; Co­ tons: Tha ace, the king, and the East. He is 4h'e son of Mr. and Mrs. Nor-- st. dent in grades three through lenge of GeorgI Malenkov and V. la an engineer v/ith the State sponsible for the coordination of man Reichelt, formerly of Lodge headpiecea were wreatha of white Primary purpose of the operar Cemetery a monument la rising in ter • towrn American basebaU lumbia at Andover, June 26; An­ Highway Departmant who haa ten. For two of these, the ace and Tha aventual opado loser would European security beyond reach twelve is 'eligible to apply for the M. Molotov in June 1967. league will be plgyed at the school dover at Coventry, June 29; Bol­ Dr., and now residents of Ruerto flowera with veila attached. The tkm, ha said, waa to bolster tha honor of the 6,000,000 Jews who volunteered hla aervicea to super- the king, your beet play is a, low defeat you. of European powers." cissses. matron '<>f honor carried a colonial Kozlov's visit would mark tha atoraga against any poaalMa emer- were killed In Burope |n World field at 6 p.m. Thursday. Boys aga ton at Andover, July 2; Andover trump. For one, tha aingleton ten, OaUy queottoB Rico.' '' I Application forms are avaUablo first time he has traveled, to tha 13 through lA play in tha league vlae land^-mping and playfleld George A. Brown, a Labor mem­ Karl is the president of the Stu­ bouquet of pink pompona, white ganelas, aapodally Area, until a War II. The work of Hungarian- at Columbia, July*^; Colcheater at project at R h w High School -with your boot play le the queen or jack Partner bids one heart, and tha ber of the British Parliament, said 'to public school pupiif in any.oTe- roaea and lv>', and the brldeamalda West. Most authorities welcome proposed water pumping station born sculptor Herman Wald, the which IncluAas the towns of An­ Andover, July 13; Coventry at An of trumps. next player paaaea. You hold: the French stand'was preventing dent Council, and has been a mem­ mentary, ■‘ui *or or senior high his trip, believing it is.an oppor­ dover, Ehilton, Columbia Colches­ voluntee. labor. ber of the honor society since his carried colonial bouqueta of white and main la laid In Highland St. memorial conaiata of six,coloaaat dover, July 14; and Andover at Lytlkainan aaid that hla eatl- Just on the basis of frequency, Spades — 10 5 4; H iarta— K; Integration of NATO air oper- ^school office. Parochial school stu­ pomnona, pinka au'eetheart roaea tunity) to acquaint him firat-hand Public baaringa have been aet for fiata coming out of tha ground, ter and Coventry. '■ Bolton, July 17. Dlamonda _ 10 9 8 3 2; Olubo— tions. junior year. dents -may contact either of the with the strength of American mates would lnolu-ss •mttmJiim s tW Gavto, former 'U.S, Army rtiief the Church Council will meet at lation waa approved in the recent McCann. Invited guests will be the combined bands In "March Forth." the same hour. agency, the Japanese Broadcast­ to be the boy’a boat when the Gregory Pock of research and development, said * ^ ing Corporation. A commercially Bishop's request was forwarded to session of the General Aaaembly presidents of the local CYO or­ The freahman choirs will sing he ia in favor of expaiuiion of the 10 dacafefae-atylad celara—PLUS aaniMnartlana. the Rev'. Douglas F. Pimm of St which directed the State Board of ganizations, Robert Donovan of “Bless This- House” and’ "Cornin’ “PORK CHOP HILL” atomic club, the group of alliod Among the area students home sponsored station has also gone Education to reconsider the appli­ St. Bridget’s, John Campbell of Through the Rye.” The bands will for the summer from St. John’s on the air. Closed-circuit tele­ Peter's Episcopal Church, Hebron play "The Coronation March" and "Riot In Juvenile Prison” nations possessing atomic and hy The boy haa a record as an hon­ cation and to report back to a 6- Church of the Assumf>tion, and Jo- drogon weapons. TTiere is consid Preparatory School, Danvers, vision has also been inaugurated Free measnre- f \ Cuslem-mede aad fWad wlwdaw. man study commission. Anne LeBarron of St. James'. "Fleur de Lis..” Mass., is Kevin McPartland, son of at Toyo University. Tokyo. Lec­ or student in Alaska and will enter No confirmation waa given by The combined sophomore, junior, WED.: “The Mating Omme” •rable, suspicion that the French iWHita and estl> the freshman year at RHAM High All Catholic high school seniors , ,are balking at U.S., stockpiles on Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. MePart tures given in the studio are trans­ ■mte. No ebBga- St^te Democratic Committee Chair­ residing in Manchester are invited and senior choirs will sing two "SNOW FIRE"—«U tech. land, 623 E. Center St. mitted to the university’s class­ S«Hd, all-aluminum, anglnaarad canatrurtian. Na nrtflal School. Color slides of Ronnie man John M, Bailey to a report to participate in thii program be Jewish folksongs and an Indian their soil in an effort to pressure ttim. Fast deliv­ San and Allakaket are being sent the United States into hoping rooms and the students put ques­ last week that he had assured State Ing planned in their honor. novelty tune, “Redwing.” The PTA Council will hold its tions to tha lecturers through an ery and fdatalla- to the Rev. Mr. Pimm to irxtroduce Rep. Mra. Florence Lord c' Marl-' them devriop an atomic bomb of Uon. Na down the boy and his aurroundings be­ their own. annual school of instruction for Interphone system. borough that, the district would re­ new offiefers and committee chair­ paymeat. ' Kaapt aut §lefe—Fre*a

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OONM, TtJESDAT, JTJNB #, 1999 such quaUUee, doin* one bf tKe pUeation of plywood box ^ emii wbaae poatUoa aa our ehlat dele- Diocese Groups atreaaed skin panetg and eurvM boot burial Jobe on record as it A Thought for TotUy truck, Lester Hall of Oayeburg, %iate ta the United NaUona la an­ disposed of the most notorious panels and truaaea. the^family, Roderick Kent, 4, was other quaimratlon. haa StUngly Connecticut gpoweored by the Masrheater RepreaenUtivea of the plywood Bolton reported in uUefkclory conditiem Pa., nor the other dtWer, Theodore tma% l|pralb spsclal' interert messure of the Planning Festival Six of Family R.D. 1, woa Injured. taken It upon htmaelf to pemon- .session, mich oiigihslly sought Ooaacll of Churches induaty/ wUl be present to a«- at a hospital. fr- to bat cemetery associations from a■wer ^ r qutsUonsquesUoni an^^te dlscdssi in- When admitted to the hoepltol, State Police, charged McMoAers GLASS ENCLOSUIES INC. ■Uaie ivith tM Daughtara of the Yankee A atrawberry festival wfel be dividi with drunken driving after be Wu American fUNWhiUon for their re- telling bronse markers. God’s Helplag Hand Die in G*ash Roderick turned (o a nurse and By A. H. O. In summary, the closing of the r “- pronounced Intoxicated by Di;^' R. POR lATHTURS oMit convention actlona in advo­ I. cannot do this, all alone Calvary Rsireat House in Farm-j Grade 8 Graduates said: "1 hope my mommy isn’t M. McNeol, a Hollidaysbur*, Pa., 1959 session was seemingly de­ Without thy helping hand. Ington Aunday arternoon frdos 4 to l/.S . Buy» Tur% Chrom* V. cating Amevtcan withdrawal from Duncansville, Pa.. June 9 — dead.” phyeician. Don't believe what you read in void of all those things which The feeling of thee, Lord inside 8 p.m. Retreat League Chaptecs Six members of a family were McMastera was held in Jal pend­ and SHOWERS the United Nationa and in crlti- have, over th yrars, become tre- It inakes me understand. throughout the Diocese are combi­ Istanbul—Turkey exported 509,- PINE LENOX He later asked; "When la my the papers about the "triulHlonal" Plan Outdoor Exercise killed and another waa Injured last daddy coming up tn set me?” ing shearing. diing'the actlriliea of the Ulnlted ctosittg hours of the 1950 Oehcral dllional, the lu |^ minute hectic What a gracious Lord,- thou must ning their efforts in sponsoring 093 tons at chrome ore during Glass doM » beautiful Job for soch confusion, dsais. thefts of bills, and be this llrat annual strawberry festiv­ 1958, of which 67 per cent was night when their car and two Deputy Coroner William Craw­ Natloha Cbildren‘a rand Assembly. ' ' > ^ ford sEtld a pickup trufk rammed purpoBes in your bathroom. Easy to il There a-as nothing tredttionlu omission of necessary measurea With this sick tom body' of mine, al fofjtim benefit of the .^ tre a t Milpped. to ths United Simtee. The 29f E. pENtiR ST. OraduaUon aXareiaM for OtMefi Area atudenta. Included Mary trucks Collided on Rnate 33 near Unfortunately, Mr. Lodge, In hia which have, year after year, pro­ thla western Pennsylvania com­ the Hlnlsh car from behind and clean. Never wears out. about it. 'Then tell to me In these words House. TYirkiah ore-has the world’e high- fi atudenta at the Bolton Elemen­ OeUs, Janet Gale, Pamela Law and shoved it into the path of a truck effort to make an anewer which 'niare was only the aiighteat vided excitement and drama. That I'm a child of thine, peo to the ^bllc, and ie eet rated chronAeoxlde dontent— PHARMACY Sharon Rewiky of Hebron; Kathy munity. Open « Days A W eek-fi A-M, to • TM. "aSSSTEWSS?* might appeal to DA.R. thinking, Everything was completely balng plinned ks a family affair. tary School have been scheduled The dead were Wllmer E. Hlnlsh, loaded with bags of cement. DltMURi PrIeit ...... ig flurry "af paper throwing In the 51.72 pfr ^ent. Darwin from Andover; Carolyn 84, Wllllameburg, Pa.: his wife, The Impact of the craah sent the pitiania view. It la hard to think of a more There was. only one pale arid And sorroa’, brings more pain. cis Minor, St. Bartholomew’s; or Mary Margaret Robbins, doAtgli- Man Takes Sons So that pain brings on repentance to Buckley School auditorium on Imprudent thing for ue to do than petty imitation of closing diaor(ler, Mrs. ,^'ym ond Hagedorn, St. 'Vernon St. In Manchester. m ter of Mr. and Mm. William Roh- |B«| MW euM*tW«1 as a small N w Britain bill which That I may live again. James'^.’ _ Cat Has Nine thla case, the hour will be changed blns of Stony Rd., and Michael ieater. ! role In it. session that both Senate and partment is presenting this op-, BANNTCR PLAY BUREAU. INC. V—1 pm Wedpeeday. The mein purpoae of the United House would be able to edjourn 8*,i, and Vaoala Jr., 11. She took Tony O’Brlght’s orchestra will j the boys from the father several London - r Unemployment In portunity for contractors and play. -Ths party is the gift of Manchester Evening Herald Bol­ cssaiJ-rrz^v ^ ! Nations happens to be to enable at the appointed hour. CURTAIN fill# P.M. IMlNA'nON 81.00 • G • 'There was no bill which, in the weeka ago after they had been in Great Britain in March fell from builders to become bettor ac­ the Farant-Toitoher Aesn. to the ton correspondent, Doris M. Heads R otary d5-3^«i^«s^? wSrdTe varioua Ideologies to live together hour! preceding adjournment was his custody since the separation. 2.8 per cent of the wd'rking popula­ quainted with the structural ap- graduMes,' Tin' c^terla staff D’ltaila, trtephone Mitchell 8-SS45. 'Harold T. Thomas of Auck-' ■t a aa ■ ______In one arorld without destroying not' where it Miould have been in Today Weatphal went to the tion to '2:6 per cent, the largest also makes a gift dr Its services land, N. Z., yeaterday was Tupatiay. June 9 either each other or the world it­ the legislative prbeeas. ' house, etruggled briefly with his drop in any month . since 1947. In preparation and serving re- elected prSaident of Rotary wife and then placed the.two boys Every region in England, Wales.' freirnmenta. Ice cream will be International at opening ses- self. No bill died or foiled to receivs and Scotland registered a eub- Nine from Al*ea FVillowing' The R elum s? action because it was spending In a yellow sedan and drove off given by Bolton Dairy. alpn of 50th annual conven­ In answer to D.A.R. criticism of the last hours of the session, with them. * stantlBl decrease. March Jobless­ . BMeball Reenlta tion In New York City. (AP ' Oaa would have a hard Ume UNICEF, Mr. Lodge replied that physically speaking, in somebody's Fairfield police sent nut a stata- ness amounted to 550,000 against Fiano Realty turned the tables Get RPI Master’s Photofax). proving. If the thing were pul that fundi of that organisation want to pocket. adde alarm. 608.000 in February. OR Sheridan’s Garage last night way, the Supreme Ojyrt of the only two countrlea which could be There was, at least to the arM beat them 6-2 in a twilight Master of soi«ice degrees were TTnited SUtea doee npt follow the considered Communlst^ pr Commu­ knowledge of the evening itself, game at the school diamond. awarded to rdne Mfuicheater resi­ McCarthy Elected no "loet bill.'' nist-controlled. Tugoslavla. he Your Son or- Daughter Sheridan's had beat the FlMO dents, advanced 'engineering etu- XL ntum a of public eentiment and There was only one slight ex­ PROTECT team In Sunday's opening games. To Head K of C X=L erlticlnn, aa well aa the retuma of noted, was not a member of the change of leglsiation, and that Last night’s game was originally denta of the Hartford Graduate' Division of Rensselaer Polytechnic 2k Mectlone’; Soviet bloc. Aid to the children of a-as. open and Jocular, in the ★ ★ ★ DEMOCRATIC ★ ★ ★ Are you sending a son 6r daughter to camp this summer? scheduled last Tuesday, but was Joseph McCarthy, 121 Branford During the hey-day of this coun- i.Poland, he said, amounted to less Houae patl of the exrtiange at rained out. Irrtltuto, at commencement ex- An Accident Policy will help as9ure them of the best pos- ertises last week at the Troy, St., was elected grand knight of try’a pursuit of Communist influ-1 than one per cent of the total allo­ least, with Houae Republicans pre­ Fred Gaal, local park commia- tending to vote against Minority .sible treatment in case of accident. Call us today for full N.Y., campus. Campbell Council, No. 573, Knights 2 : the Supreme Court went cations of $18,780,600 made by sioner and president of the Jun­ Leader Searle Finney's famous DINNER-DANCE details about accident insurance for ynur child. ior Baseball Program, expressed These - men are among those of Columbus, of the KofC Home akmg with the country's mood, In- UNICEF In 1958 "Brookfleld bill'' wh«i the Demo­ much appreciation and praise for engineers and scientists employed last night. tarpoelng no objection to laws and We should have jjrsferred to crats flnolly let it come to action, the men who served aa umpires by industries in the Ccmnectlcut Saturday, June 13th VaMey currently working tow'ard , McCarthy succeeds Herbert J, procedures which, in recognition I have tha answer that he regretted along with the symbolic clearance for the three games' Sunday. He Carvey, who was elected a trustee IT' of a Totringlon local bill Finney said umpires are needed in the advanced degrees in the Graduate for a 3-year term. of what was defined as the partlc that lack of Communist coopera­ had been holding up. The exchange . AT Division of Rensselaer, lo<»tod on- ular Communist menace, sua- tion and the state of the world pre­ program and would appreciate Tha_ new grand knight haa been became less Jocular when the Sen­ hearing from any local men who Rt. 5, East Windsor: active }n KofC affairs for many O pended'normal portions of the BUI vented UNICEF from helping ate killed the. Plru ay bill withotit PAGANFS ROSEMOUNT are wilting to serve. The program De^ees were awarded to the years, and is employed as a sales­ % Of Rights. more children In more Communist debate, in apparent violation of following: Paul Maaiey, 9 t Con­ •y~ T / / ------r r _ 'U.11XE a-ill furnish the necessary mask way Rd., mechanical engineering, man for Pillsbury Mills, Inc. r x ■ / When the worst of the witch, countrlea. the supposed "gentleman’s agree­ CHICKEN DINNER—7:00 P.M. and cheat protector. Other officers elected are Dr. ment,” but poaeibly In response to employed by American Screw, Jean Louis Hebert, deputy grand hunt was ovar, the Supreme Court Furthermore, we have some con­ the same kind of local opposition DANCING— 9:00 P.M. to 1:00^ A.M. The need for a cooler to store Eklgar McCulloch Jr., 67 Wads­ cold drinks has also been cited by knight; John Stevens, chancellor; began a sdriea oCdecisions In which viction that. If he had lifted the Which also l;:ile*,' the same bill in worth St., mechanical engineer­ Rolland LePage, recorder; James tt headed the country back toward argument to the level It ought to the all-Republlran 1957 General MUSIC BY FRANCIS BENIVENTO Gael. He would like to hear from ing. Pratt and Whitney Aircraft. anyone who knows where such P. Tierney, financial secretary; Itg traditional guarantees of free­ hold. Instead of going down to the Assembly. Robert Holltnbach, 13 Green and Paul J. Morlarty, treasurer. Instead of losing its perspec­ FOR RESERVATIONS—PHONE equipment can be obtained. Hill St., mechanical engineering, dom of political opinloh end speech. level where he found It. Mr. Lodge MI 9-9289 or MI 9-1512 Two games are being played In Also.>fario Diana, warden; En- tive, balance and Judgment In the Hamilton Sta' dEird. riclo Reale, inside guard; Thom­ Most of these decisions wars hailed would have obtained at least an last hectic ho>ire., the Assembly ( the Intertown league tonight. Red Willia Mcmr, 79 Hacdcmatack Ember, the National League en­ as Stevenson, • outside guard; by thoM who thought that. In aus- equal number of conversions. teemed to And some increase in St., electrical • science, Pratt and Joseph Graven, Joseph Gervaia and ponding tba BUI of Right { because try, will meet the Coventry team Whitney Aircraft. at the Bolton achool diamond at 6 Stanley Choman, trustees; and (Of the Communists, wa.had set our- Aldo i^raceWo, 436 ty. Middle Atty. John J. O'Connor, advocate. Outcast Weekend o’clock. Ponticelll and Sons, the Tpke., mechanical engineering, ■elves precedents which, in futirre Elected officers will be installed Robert J. American League team, will play Hamilton Staniiard. at the council home on Jupe 29. Ume, might bo appUed to any other We spent an unusually Industri a Coventry team at 6 o’clock at Murray Rosenberg, 466 W. Mid­ movement or politloal theory with out and pleasant weekend In one the Plains Athletic Field in that dle Tpke., aeronautical science. which Ihe great American, ma­ Slagle task worthy of a June week­ town. United, Aircraft Research. end—emelltng .,^an old-fashioned Sheridan’s Garage will *■ meet John Sbepardspn. CTarpenter jority happened to be la violent dla- ... Bolton Dairy at the school dia­ Rd., Bolton, mathematics, Pratt agreement roes. 0REAI. ESTATE MITH mond tomorrow at 6 p.m. and Whitney Aircraft.. But these declaioii« which headed This la a faocinatlng and not too Clothes Needrtl Philip Spinella, 15 Prances Dr., back toward a pun Intarpra^on arduous type of endeavor. RAther INSURANCE INOURPURATED Welfare Director Mrs. Donald mechanical engineering, Pratt and of the BUI of RlghU were navatr omulngly, the scent of the rose Tedford reports that clothes are Whitney Aircraft. needed for a family of four girls Aaron Vangllsh, 179 Green Rd., theleas savagely attacked by thoae does not fUt away, or dissipate it­ MS MAIN S1„ OKOUND FLOUR — TEL Ml 9-8841 V “INSURANfiMlTtiS filNOE I9l4" and a boy. ‘ Sixes for the girls mechanical engineering, Hamilton to whom the Oommuntot con-, self. It la there, es fragrant at dresses are “teen” 7, regular ^ rl’a Standard. oplracy stlU seemed a live and vir­ ^ e end of .a day as at the begin­ Does 12, 10 and 8. Shoe sixes are 7 and ulent enemy, to be crushed by all ning, It replenlahee Itself inex­ Vi. 5, 1 arid Vi, and 1. . possible means. The Court was la­ The boy wears slxe 10 In both haustibly, never wavering, never trousers and shirt, and sixe 2 In Fall Fair Date Set beled aa one which had become taking e half hour off, never stray­ the Insurance Industry F shoes. Clothes for the mother i t SOWtIED tv TNI SUNI "ooft on Communists” and Con­ ing, never refua'lng to offer ItMlf. would also welcome in dress oixe By Hollister PTA * •tt saniBV ivoitt luiri inibovi gress began to be flooded with You think, at the beginning of the « 13 and shoe, 8. A saTTESv OMsanD when lI' meaourea which would restrict the weekend^ that you may catch It in No. 1 in a series of discussions about the importance \ Men's Cancer Night Plans for Fall Fair to b« NOT IN SUNI authority oif the Oourt. some unguard ' -'oment when the A “men's cancer night” program held Saturday, Sept. 26, were dis­ *You purchaB* laaiat fram* nf of Connecticut’f insurance industry to the State will be sponsored tomorrow night cussed at the PTA Board meeting ^our^^clwiOB from yo«r own EybiiIbbb In US' deciiiUona- yraterday, the fragrance is not there, You con­ ^ t 8 o’clock at the Community of Hollister St. Sch(X>l, at its Supreme Court reversed Its Held cede, at the end of your ardor, that Hall. Laa'rence Fiano, chairman of meeting last week. parUally, as if in answer to such it is apparently forever faithful the Bolton Cancer Crusade, reports Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brown FREE DEMONSTRATION " ■---- criUcigm, as If to party the chances and completely indestructible. ■bout 90 women attended a slmliar were appointed chairmen of the The ConneeKeut Bank program last week. fal?., QUINN'S PHARMACY 'v 'y / S 'xcaMO.aiNiswn of such legislation in, Opngress. Such contemplation leads, in its A sthff doctor from St. Francis The main attractions of the fair PHONE sn 8-4136 K It once more seUdifled'. the view turn, to another extraordinary Hospital in Hartford will attend will be games, rides and booths for that the Communist conspiracy is wonder. ANDTRUST COMPANY'S the men’s session tomorrow night. a bake sale, rummage and white elephant, plants and refreshments. an exceptional thing, whirti re- What a wonder It la that, within There will "be opportunfty for ques­ s.guires, for the n^ionat safety^ax- tions. All interested men are wel­ In addition, a' fish pond and book the apace of a relatively few years, come to attend, . section will be added. beptlonal national measures. It the breedera of rosea have auc- Plane Recitals Given disclaimed the intent, suggested In' ceeded in breeding thta seemingly by FraMeifi T. Abeara Piano students of Mrs. EkHth 13"^ *’ prevloua deciaiona of protecting Immortal fragrance out of ex­ H. Petercen held their .dosing Hadassah Slates *s th'' academle^^rld from Inveatiga- INSTAIITM •tudy recitals at their teacher’s istence! N. ' Uon of the pOTkopal poliUcai views home on Rt. 44A Sunday ahd (Hi In hardly more than one human May 24. The yoiuigstere played Berry Festival of its members. It disclaimed the Recently I law tn opinion poll, upon large supplies of heavy raw materials g^rtation, and certainly not even Selections from memory which Manchester Chapter of Hadas­ intent of barring the individual many rose generations, the conducted in Connecticut%ome years ago. which must be hauled long distances— were .tape, recorded and, played sah will hold Ita Strawberry Fes­ states from enacting end enforcing. ...LETS YOU WRITE CHECKS back,fO{ discussion. tival on Wednesday afternoon at scent of the rose has been driven and 1 was struck by the apparent lack of 'and insurance is just such an industry. setn«r, Yesterday's decisions, more than any other, ’rpe object is Just write an INSTANT full information—or photie or stop know these things. sales lag, when we think of the periodicr- so’s home heating say nidi observers, were really always merely to get eomething MONEY check to pay for a new in at any Connecticut Bank gpd See tfiese wonderful,electric gif to—and many more—«t yonr favmite department that will be bigger, or bloom more economic pinches in other areas, we should o u r w a y ! hsrmonioua with any careful reSd- I'd much rather write about other bene­ color TV, air outboard motor, a Trust Company oflke. “ store or appliance d ^ e r: blg of the previous dedstons, and tlmea or look more glamoroue, and be especially thankful for' ouV steady, fits to the state which are not so obvious You gat prsmium quality .say*repudiation or shift lies not with roses, or with automobiles, or stable insurance industry. IN MANCHESTER YOUR SPECIAI. INSTANT MONEY what haVa you, the perhaps' funda-. but which, to my mind, are perhaps 6ven DOUBLE Mobilhest with RT-98. . . ths to ths bourt, but In ,the minds of ELC cnic Blender . . . prepares food and beverages alike, blends saooes and salad mehtaliy important result U al­ more important. A FINAL THOUGHTS Much of Connect­ most ocnapletaly sflsetiva fud Impulsivs outside observers. * PHONENUMIERIS M l 3 -1 1 7 1 oil additive in use today. And ways a subaidiary consequence, icut's industrial activity is dependent up­ TRIPLE BLUE dressugs-even crushes ice for cocktails. , But the Court's own jjainority You know, nature was not generous -S you get prsmium servies. An- « I. . yraterday,. passionately pleading whose imfortunate aspects a polite on government orders for armament to Portable Mdci^r ... powerful enou^ for batter, potatoes and frosting8...genfIe when she laid out our State. She gave us Ypu don't have to ho a doposHor to quolUy for INSTANT MONgYl tomatic dtliverieB . . . a bal- against what it considered a re­ society, sublimely confident of its maintain an uneasy peace. Nq one can pre­ anoad payment plan and many enough for cloud*like whipped cream. 'no coal, no great deposits of iron, copper, turn to a Justification of totali­ own irresistible destiny, always Ig­ dict how long we must continue to spend other extras darn ed to make tarian methods against a nores. When we spent a weekend lead or other industrially important metalst home beating n m y ratg. CbFFEEMAKER.. .for easy brewing without guesswork. Just set the desired strength totali­ billions for guns and planes and other war , . '..‘'fi.B tarian menace, was not convinced ■meiling an old-fashioned .rose, We have, no** oil, nor have we sufficient •nd coffee starts brewing immediately. et any IsgaUstle umsistency in the then, we vs^ere playlnT, with con­ materials but we certainly hope to see The Co'nnecticut ^pnk and Trust Cemponyi, ^ acreage of fertile soil to provide us with STAMPS Mobilheatii;;!;. ufomatic aucepan scious aelf-draniatiiati^, the role the end of it sometime. When that time INSTANT MONEY, 893 MAIN ST. • ‘ A ' S . .. makes it easy not only to cook a meal at the dinner tables Court’a record. And the view of all the food we need. And we are a long the Court minority is likely to be of the outcast. comes, while our factories convert to MANCHESTER. CONN. but to seijji* it and keep it warm, Uxj. . k electric^y. way away from the center of popalatipn rataforced .by quick claims, troip peacetime products, it will be mighty com­ of the United States. EVERY WEDNESDAY E lectmc Skillet ....prepares a stew, steak or a snadt the fool-proof all-electric .Oeurt'a rfeent, critics, that It Cun Aids Electricians forting to have the strong^ insurance in- Please send toe more information, Bjqd an INSTANT MONEY applkation bfsn forcsd l.itO a retreat, and way. A deep fryer end a griddle, tqpl W h a t w e n e e d h e r e m a n “ e x . form. 1 understand it costs me nothing to open an I n s t a n t MONEY ficoount. WEGIVE^.t7T .nought to- molUfy a Congrew Indianapolis Some electricians difstry quietly going its way to help main- - 'lifileh wag talking about leglsla-are now packing, pistols on the Job port" INDUSTRY which is pot dependent tain a stable economy in the state. Gf^EEN STAMPS t —guns that fire a Jet-propelled N a m e .,^ ______■...... , ___' H mi to trim the Curtis power and cartri^e which pulU a string iMrtadlctJon. through long electrical conduits. ■**r~ J Where once they needed an hour The Insurance Information Office of Connecticut ------aa.i a half Jo poke or pull a wire 79 Farmington Avenue, Hartford Oa Thfi Wron^ Level? thraugh some conduits, the electiri- Pfibot Lodge, whose very cloas now can tie the wire to the Cify,.____ string and pull It throtigh in a ^ ^999, find).oouplji M mlnutee. p A eK u tom MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, JITNE 9, 1959 I i' ...... ' I— MANCHESTER EVBNINO HERAL&. MANCHESTER, OONN., TUESDAY, JUNE 9, 1959 nlng. Kuraa and Oanrnler aeored The Peo-Wee* will h«ve their strikeouts fpr the Tanks, with REMOVE PAINT fleet game eutalde of their own South Windsor la beUsved ha aec<»npM)ed thatn OKNDAKT Columbia St. Cyr eatohlng. Woodcock. Even if you've never General Says weak before la*^ whan they Mailed group tonv >ow, Rudolph AJbatr, backed up by Carr, chalked up t den* it before, yea Auto Swerves U.S. TribunarClarifies Rulings by plan* In Nicaragua In a t coach, elated toJay. The Red Soa can strip dli paint AM, tm 9 PM. of the Pee-Weee will play the atrikeoutx for the indfana. Rebels Losing unsuccessful attempt to drum up, fUNDAY.tA.M>t1*.M. Morals Case laitkeraiia Meet Temetaew easily with Strypeeta Into Path of an uprising agminat th* SomosM Congregationalists Set (JanUnais of tha Uttte League Lutheran Women's League of, Spinal, ^ water- The Open Form On Sedition, Gmgress Probes government. group Wedneaday at 6 p.m, on rinsehl* petat re- Bus; One Dead In Nicaragua Word of the priest’* action PINE PHARMACY Hutohins Field. Bound Over Our Savtor Lutheran Church will k.mov*r. A (paint red rumors that tha church iN O E N m a T . . Personal* meet tom oriw 'et 7:80 p.m. at the ! laratMC* (Centtnued from Page Oiia) Pleasant Valley -Wiibhouee on El­ la U»« Opttt rsnim will Manakba N'*^ -a. .tune 9 US- backing the rebels. Arcbblthep Richard D’Auteull. aon of Mr. At last night's Town Court ses­ slerst. OMnwmwtoaM— Mr pubUc%UoM Durham, Jun* 9 (A^r— The driv-- Nlcaragua's comfbander In chlaf $50,000 Building Goal lington Rd. r>u«ntMd publH*^ tf Uiay contain mora Ibaa ’»««*•. Ing him power to Inveetlgat* eub- Alejandro Ckmxalex Robieto be­ and Mra. (Serard D’Auteuil of Old sion a Hartford man was chaiged 4ba right w dacUna to twbllah any m a ^ r er of a wildly awarvlnf car waa today called on rebels against hla came perturbed'" and called on Columbia Rd., haa arrived home Hnaleaees for th* evening will Tlw HenM rwwy* — . . . verslv# actlvUle*. with an attsmpt to rape. Gerald he Mr*. Frederick MIkolit* and * w may ba Ubaioua or Ti^eh wfieh ia In bad taata. Fraa axpraaaian killed yaatarday when he drove famfly'a govemmam to aurrdndpr President Somoea to explain. A goal Of 180.000 for a fund rala-OMr*. Sol Koonifsborj;. M ij Harry from South Carolina for the sum­ A. Crabbe, 38, 93 Irving St., Hart­ itrlbutiona------of- thUthli characUr CTark eald that thf court In the and claimed they had been t..iocked Mrs. Andrsw Karhm. dt wUtkaU vlawa la daalrad by , epeeding. 230; and Fran will he conducted thl* atimmer| accordance with tha lea»e? It la a down. It only pushed the car about Gen. Somoaa gave no figuree on nm ' auditorium, kitchen and lounge. *a will be held Friday night from The cadets will slop at San \inder the supervision of shop In­ (2) BALANCE FRONT family raaponalblllty, maka ar- from ITuhaus wa* mrfflclent to Conn. Light * Power 22 24 Mr. and Mrs. G. I. Emerson oU tSHiise In the Caribbean. cIs Wf. Tarent, .19, Springfield WHEELS—REG. 24.00 rangamcnla for thta mual, don t wonder to me that the Board of 10 feet when the collision took outweigh these freedom*. Hertford Electric Lt. 66 - 69 rasualtles—aither for the rabela or A Manchester girl will be on* of ’There will be a study for the min­ 7 to 8 p.m. In Teomana Hall. Let­ Boca Ratan, Fla., formerly local Joy is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Juan, Puerto Rico; Ciudad Tru­ Mssa., operating with an Illegal structor. Henry Miller. The course Director* hasn’t don* something plsce. State Police said. Hartford Goa Co. . . . 4514 4914 the National Guard—in the 3-hour SAFETY'S SAKE ister, coat rooms, and extra factli- ters will be tent to every home reaidenU, are guests of Mr. and Michael Joy of 2 Hackmatack St. jillo. Dominican Republic; Willem­ ia aponaqrsd by th*. Board of Edu­ (8) CHECK FRONT WHEEL dalay act now. . ^ , In the Barenblstt ease, the,.court 10 student* to work In the first tiea in a section which will join the muffler, 212, ■ Beaidaa tha High School atudjnla about this riolatlnn. fes, Mr. Edi­ Southern New England battle on a rain-drenched hill And Leii9«r Tlr» W»«r In th* community with thla Infor­ Mr*. James L. Young of Jonathan Wnhnnuis^ is the son of Mr, and stad, Curacao; Kingston. Jamaica; IJttIn Ijoagiie cation and 1# rtin on a fee basis. BEARINGS tor, a laue Is a lease but lets see I w r FATALLY H^RT aald that the House committee known aa Cerro d* la Guns About radiation labomtory to be installed addition to the church. The outside mation In detal, concerning the and. finally, Quebec, Canada, .loy Th* cost for each hoy will be 10,(100 plua pao^a hara In Man- acted within the sacope of Us Telephone ...... 4314 45*4 DfW* In For Our Trumbull HighwAy. Mrs. Harvey .Wahnquist of'^270 Th* Short Serondr v continued (4) CHECK BRAKE SYSTEM cbaater betwaan 19-40 yaara of a p to It that both side* live up to It 130 miles northeast of Managua. In a Connecticut women’s college. appearance will be colonial In beach membership today. With It and Wahnqulat will return to the 28 for the summer’s work plus Ansonla. .Tune 9 '(Ah—A little authority when It questioned Manufacturing Compnnt style. In keeping with the church . Miss Jean Natsch of Orchard Autoihn St. their winning ways In the South hava not had their polio ahota. Now to get back to the swim­ boy was injured fatally when he Arrow, Hart. Heg. 64 67 But he said, "I ronbider mili­ Miss Joy Henderson. 120 Wad­ will be an application blank which Hill, Columbia Lake, had aa her y'The Eagle, a 3-masled 295 foot academy on Aug. 14. Windsor Little League last'^eve- the coat of material* for hi* proj­ ALL POUR ONLY Thtra ara many pra-achool age ming pool. There would be no dlsr Barenblstt about membership In tarily these people (th* rebels) are Itself. must be filled out and returned. ect. The 28, fee must he paid at ran Into or was struck, by. a mall the Communist party. Asaociated Spring 19^ 21V4 dell Rd., will work In the newly In­ •Georg* H. Reams, financial house guests this past weekend/ ning, downing the Cuh* ll'2, children that are without polio pro- agreement at all If the Country truck yestsrday. police said. Bristol Brass .... 11 13 liquidated.” He reported the rebel These are the application blanks Mrs. Edward B. Johnson of G a^h .year at Admiral FArragut Acad­ Meanwhile, on the.WappIng field,' th* time of the first class, and Cttuh war* smart enough to open Barenblstt had refused to an­ force, which came by plane from stalled laboratory at St. Joseph chairjnan, gave a detailed report provided and m uit be returned, for the n-state Democratic Wom- no refund* will he made for ab- tacUon In thla tow^ Police said the driver. William swer the committee’s questions. Colllna...... r'*.. 78 Ckillege In West Hartford In th* FREE City, Mrs. Earl Martin and/Mrs. .en’s Regional Conference held at emy. ■, the Yanks edged out the Irtdians membership for the pool fscllltle* neighboring Costa Rica now num­ of just how the financing and bor­ the committee eald. No other* ■encea. In 1S6S OonnecUcut had three aibson. 40. of 34 .lackson SI., An- He said the resolution setting up Dunham Bush ... 714 814 fall, said a college spokeaman. Franklin Johnson of Rockville Richard Card, son df Mr. and 10-9. $0 .9 5 fatal polio Caaea. all three did not to all golfing memberships. Let bered about 75 mqn.'Many of them Front End. Irako and rowing program will be handled, will be avaUabl* at th* reglstr* the Statler Hilton Saturday. Mrs. Mrs. Walter A. Card of Columbia Mlllsr has requested that no hoy sonta. was backing rtut of a drive­ the <:ommltte* waa too vague and E m -H art...... 43'4 46 V4 Th* laboratory wa* financed by end its coat -to the church. Reams Center, all of Long Island; and Fred Ashmore pitched a no hit­ racalva any potto ahota. So far thla them build safely and soundly, way and turning armind In the Fafnir Bearing .. 50 53 were believed to be eons of promi­ tlon place. Weather permitting Mra. Vincent Smart of Mountain Merrick also attended a tea given Green, has completed his first year ter for the Seconds, chalking up 11 sign :ip who must be absent for that the committee had no right nent Nicaraguan families.’ a 23,600 grant from the Atomic Shock Absorbor also heads the publicity commit­ people may register Saturday and more than two week*. Ragulsrlty year the numbar of polio emaea ara evsn If thl* msthod may be bulld- narrow atreet In front of the under the First Amendment to In­ Landera FTary, .a a rk 2114 23 V4 Energy Commlealon, Lakes, N. J. During their sUy by Mrs. Rlblcoff at the executive at Wllllaton .^cademy, and Is strikeouts. Both he and RlChle 4ng slowly. Mr. Editor, you must SO 32 A young ^thollc prieat with a Inspoctfon. tee which will include Mr*. Wil­ Sunday from 8 to 6 p.m, at the mansion, as a climax to the affair. homo for the summer. in attendance i* Important, said nhaad of labA y«« “ “*• rhlM’s home when the accident vestigate his activities or associa­ N. B. Machine ... promising future may b* disci The facilttiei Include an air con­ liam Jacobus and Mr*. Card Goa- the women all attended their class Reardon, his hatterymate, smashed SERVICE ON ALL bear In mind that profUs'do not North arid Judd . SB Work done by experts *a all beach house. Except for these an reunions at Mbunt Holyoke Col­ Rural M:jll Carrier Raymond E. Mr. and Mra. Theodore Parker Miller. * CONVENTIONAL MAKES occurred. tions. pllned for joining the Nicaraguan ditioned "hot lab” where radio­ Ilne. nounced aesalbna, application* will homers in leading the Shepard- f^Spchaator paOpA* '*•,,***1^ go to the Manchester Country The child, Wolfgang Zlock, one Whsn th* court threw out the Rogers Corp (B) . 11V4 13'4 active materials will be handled, eonventioiial makes ef ear. lege. Lyman attended the state Conven­ and children of Bogota, Columbia, sponsored team to Its 11th victory Classes will begin June 32 and ind atari a fame «tn|c for all un Club, but to Boltoll (a Holding 27 30 rebels aa spiritual leader. Dr., Ralph E. Wolmer is chair­ be accepted by mail only, and tion of Rul-al Carriers Sunday at are at the Higgins Cottage on Co­ continue for eight week* until and one-half, was deed on arrival contempt conviction' of John T. Russell Mfg...... Th* Rev. Federico Arguello waa and a apectally lighted "counting," man of the fund raising commiUee, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey S. Collins against no defeats. Ronnie Russell nretaetad paraona here In town Corporation formed by the con­ Stanley Works .. 45 <4 48(4 membership card* will be ready and daughter Linda attended the Lake Warambaug in Warren. Mrs. lumbia Lake for a month’s vaca­ and Kenneth Dubsy formed th* A:ig. 14. Each student will attend im d a card to any Town.Dlractor at Oriffin Hospital. Derby. Watkln* for refusing to answer selected when Francis Cardinal or measuring, lab for determining MORIARTY which Includes EdwaM MacDou- at tha beach house a day or two Lyman, who had been visiting tion. Parker, formerly of Wllll- MORIARTY trolling group at the c.luhl which He wa.s the son of Dr. sod Mrs. questions before the committee, its Terry Steam ...... 44 47 Spellman recently visited Nicara­ amounts of radiation given off commencement exercises' at Salis- battery for the Cubs. 2-hour Instruction classes twlc* a . ahowlag that you era Intarastad In I think may one day turn out to Torrington ...... 29 >4 31 >4 gall, Clayton E. Hunt, John E. after an application is received. biiry ^hool Friday. Their son w’ith her brother, Cleveland Col­ mantlc, with many friend* In week. Total Instruction time will Klaus Zlock. Dr. Zlock 1* a re­ decision had been Integrated wide­ gua to accompany the prelate back from substances. Him. William W. Thompson and The Yanks barely nosed put the Manchaatar having a polio ellnic mean "BOLT ALL" because I search associate at Yale Univer­ ■Veeder R o o t...... 52 >4 564 BROTHERS Th* committee on b**ch''privtleges Thomas received his letter in var­ lins. in Wethersfield, returned, town, is a representative dtf the Indians 10-9 despite the fact they be 32 hour*. ly aa holding that the reaoIuUon to New York to solicit funds for a The 10 senior scienca majors C. Preacott Hodges. ’Thsse men la Mrs. Leols Beck, Mrs. Alfred home with him. General Electric Co. In Smith BROTHERS for aU. don’t think Ih* controlling group sity. aetUng up the commlttsg waa too Tha above quouttlona are not to local seminary. who will use the new equipment 801-818 OENTEli STREET sity baseball. jumped on the losers for an 8-2 Interested boys may enroll In Ramambar your ntlghbora polib at tha Country Club ha* any Idea Telephone MI S-S185 will Immediately begin the preli­ Soraechl, Mlaa Jean Natsch and Mrs. Marita Merrick, chairman Mr. and- Mrs. Roy C. Harri.s and America. the course In their classroom*. .301-318 CENTER ST. riioU win not protect you or your vague. be eonatriied aa actual markets. The priest. Who Is about 30. left will conduct experiments in radia­ minary planning for the financial son Donald have returned to their margin by the end of the aecond TEL. MI 8-8I3S of staying on rented land. • • But Juatice Harlan aald yester­ oatensihly for New York, then tion biology and gain practice in Mr*. Donald Tuttle. Mr*. Ralph of the local Democratic town com­ inntqg. Robert Carey provided th* ’The course I* limited to hoys who family. n Interested Cltlren campaign. Dr. Wolmer said that E. Wolmer, chairman of the Swim mittee and state central enmmit- homo in Sleepy Hollow after Mnnehoeter Evening Herald, (Co­ have juat completed the sixth, Slnearely, day the court had reversed- the Joined the rebels in Costa Rica. It the use and handlihg of Isotopes. CMrtla R. Schumacher of New spending the winter in Florida. lumbia correepnndent, Mrs. Don­ winning margin by poling a homer Maj. l.arderTalks progrom. said letters will go out teewoman from this district, with one aboard In the third ki- seventh and eighth grades. Chariaa 3. Morriaon Watkins conviction because Wat­ Auto Breakdowns York, -fund raising director for the from her committee this week, served as treasurer and registrar Donald has completed his first ald R. Tuttle, AC 8-3435. to WCF Friday kins "had not been adequately ap­ Board of Home Missions for Con­ also. St. John’s Class prised of the subject matter of the Increased in ’5J1 gregational (Jhurches will be In ScJiool Menus X iy, tha Wltar. subcommittee’s investigation or Columbia for a week in September, On bahalf of all tha mambara of Takes Communion Maj. Luella Ijirder of the Sal­ the pertinency thereto of the ques BEFdRE YOU BUY ANY STORM WINDOWS. DOORS, to direct personally the campaign ’The hot lunch menu at Horace tk* Sanktr Cltlaana Club, ^ con­ vation Army will address the an­ tlon* he refused to answer.” Washington—There were 60, JALOUSIES OR AWNINGS, BE SURE TO CALL according to plans prepared by W. Porter School thl# week Is: nual meeting of the Second Con­ On the contention that Bairen 497,000 calls for eervice help from B Il^ TUN8KY, MI 9-9095 FOR A FREE ESTIMATE: Wednesday, grinders, pickles "and duct^ by the RaertaUon Depart- Twelve children, members of the him, and for which the committee fruit; Thursday, chicken pie with m ant 1 "would Hk* to thank the gregational Church Women's hlatt’s rights under the "First drivers, among thoae owning the will have selected canvassers and First Holy Communion ClaM at St. Christian Fellowship Friday at 8 Amendment had been violated Now 1959 vegetablea, celery eticks and tap­ members of th* following organl- 60',781,000 passenger cars register Instructed them in their duties. ■atloBs for thalr ganarous dona John’s Polish National Catholic p.m. Harlan said: This Is the first time sine* t)\e ioca pudding; Friday, clam chow­ S t f o r d Church, will take their first com­ der, cheese sandwich, caftrot sticks 445 IWAREHOUSE STOiX Uao of rafraahmenta thl* pa*t Maj. Larder is commanding of­ "We conclude that the balance ed In the United States during 3 Chonnel present Church was built In 1832 NORMAN'S munion at the 8:30 Masa Sunday year: ficer of the Salvation Army Corps between Individual'^ and govern 1988, Battery and electrical fail­ OUT OF that any major change In the de­ and apple cobbler. B’nal Brtth;. Oantar Congrega morning at th* church. on the Bowery In New York. She ment Interests here at stake must ures continued to be the No. 1 sign of the building haa been made. Juattee Court Held ttanal: Commun% Baptist; Coun­ They are Christine Hendrickson. ha* been stationed there since re­ be struck In favor of. th* latter, cause of breakdown*. Storm AWNINOS IJoni Install Offleere SlxtsMi-year-okl Diane E. Var­ cil of Catholic Women; Covenant Wanda Lalashius. Joan Dslellnakl, turning from World War II work and therefore the provislpn* o( the Although total ear registration* John Damn, of Colchester, newly ga, waa sent to Tolland Jail yes­ Ooagregstlonal; Xbnanuel Lu- Mlci^el Poehler, Joseph Klimek. In the Pacific area with the Sal­ First Amendment have not been climbed slightly less than 1,000,- elected district governor of the terday rndmlng, having violated tharaa; Olrl Scout Troop No. 49'; Henry YaworakI, Stephen Simpson. vation Army. She entered the Sal­ offeneded.” ' 000 during the year, breakdown* Windows Lions Intemationgl and Richard her probation.. She will i remain Benjamin Orsyb. Paul Majewskl, Increased by 0,000,0 the m U r, occasion, will be given by the choir, dent; Howard Batea, aecond vice hour* and a rehabilitation pro­ under the direction of Mrs. Clara following Mtj. Larder’s talk. Re­ Have You An ^Distallatlon optional. storage. Tour editorial WM too tough on ports will be submitted and of­ president; Saul Caroline,' third vice gram was to have been 'worK'ed dm parking nMtara. 'ItM. real Dubaldo. preeldent; Eugene Dante, secre­ out’ between her’ family ahd their Saturday morning,, members of ficer* for the coming year elect-, IN THEIR OWN tary; Sol Binder, treasurer; Ken­ troubia Is ttiat most down town ed. Husbands of WCF members Scheduled That Calls FREE ESTIMATES E-Z TERMS attorney, to the aatlafaotion of the parking areas came into being the clasa will attend special aerv. neth Erickson, Tall ’Twister; Earl court. Monday’s appearance was leea at 10 o’clock, receive their final are InvltSri. RefreshmentF*wlIl be HOMES. Gaedenerc Lion Tamer. wtien th* street railway waa the served. ^ . on complaint of Prohaton Officer donttnant mode of local transpor- Inatructiona and make -their first For Food? Also Morris Kaplan; Nathan Robert Breen. confession. YdU SHOULD to o Rosen and Henry Beck, members of taitien or before. In aome case* it It may be a wedding, a banquet or juat an Informal BILL TUNSKY MI9-9095 On recommendation of Proee- 'N was bafoce the auto cr when the the board of diractora for on* cuting Grand .Turor Stewart Tib- auto waa the luxury of the well- Milk Surplus in Japan MHS Jazz Septet get-together of a society, lodge or some friendly group. year, and Paul' Merrick and Lay- bits^ Judge HutrtUna remitted '250 eff. m thoae days puriclng waa not ton Moseley members of the board WE ARE PREPARED TO SERVE YOU of a 2100 fine which had been , im­ the prim* problem Which K Is Tokyo — Japan has a'surplus of On Ch. 18 Show of director* for two years. posed on Ernest Whitney April today. - . milk, largely because of an In­ TO YOUR COMPLETE SATISFACTION Msterhnod Installatioii Tonight 27, when he was found guilty of As auto ownership became .uni­ adequate distributions system and At a meeting of the Sisterhood driving while hie license waa un­ versal, of oouree, parking prob- Insufficient efforts to expanij con­ The JaxB Septet of Mancheater Our catering service ia set up to be flexible* enough to of the Congregation Agudarth High School performed on "Teens- der suspension. lema and regulation foHowed. sumption. The average Japanese acconmodate any size gathering. Why not call ns and Achlm tonight at 8 o’clock,' In th* Whitney told the court that he Parking time had to be UmHed consumes onlj’ one twentieth to vilTe.’ the Channel 18 televlalon Chestnut Hill Synagogue, th* new show, yesterday at 6 p.m. The show over the details? had not been able to get work in shopping areas so that the one fortieth as much milk as his MERCURY officers will be inatalled by In­ until a week ago, and that be­ ■liflMer wmttd net be crowded out counterpart in such countrlea as is conducted for "young adult*” by corporating the ceremony In a Tom Vater, nephew of MHS Instru­ play. Mrs. Morris Kaplan will be tween paying boird In WilMmantic by the Can of those whose busl- the,_Unlted" States. Great Britain. where he had to live to be near Bsai Impt them in the area. aB day. lAly, Norway, and Sweden, mental muetc Instructor Robert narrator and Mrs.. Sol Koenigsberg Veter. , ’ Garden Grove will Introduce the women through hie -wbiik; and contributing to his An parUng ptoMema Increased mother’s care, he had-nothing left vacant igiaoes 'were ranted for 88.8S2 VANISHES Those in the septet are Norman PHONES Ml 3-7344 song Gagnon, Michael Geamundo, Rob­ ^ T^ose to be installed are Mr*. to continue paymenta on the fine. pesMng apaeee. but that often Hamden. June 9 (B—Hqw 13,883 Ml 3-8383 In view of cimimatances, the bal­ proved tamporaty and inadequate. In cash and checks disappeared ert Demers. Don Stepel, Pat Ora- Irving Tannenbaum, president; kowsky, James Cole, and Art Mr*. Sol Koenigsberg, vice presi­ ance left unpak. waa remitted. The parking meter made Its from an armored truck while en- 'The Ladies Aid Society of Co­ Srat appeaiance In the 1980’s. route from a local super market to Benson. dent; Mr*. Morris Goldstein, cor­ But meters were not installed in a bank is a mystery to police. The They played "A Cool Mile." ar­ responding secretary; Mr*. Saul lumbia Oangregationai Cttiurch will Manchester untU after World War two guards said they believed it ranged by Miles Davis, and "Dance Caroline, financial *ecretary; Mr*. hold a potlucdt picnic at the home JX- 'When parking meters were fin*t was unlikely that the money had for Daddy," a Dave Pell arrange­ STATION WAGONS Saul Blum, recording secretary and of Mr*. Adolf Hinriche on Lake tnetaUed In Maaebeater and other been stolen or lost. Police have be­ ment. Mr*l, Lewis Kaplan, honorary Rd. Thuridey at 12:30 p.m. Mem­ plaose. there 'waa not Ah* eom|>e- gun an investigation. The money Next Monday the high school treasurer. 'Hostesses for the eve­ ber* are a*k:d to bring their own waa In a slppered bag loaded onto dance band wilt perform on the if ONE DAY SPECIALS if ning will be Mrs. Harold Friedman diehea. In case of rain the pionlc tltiaa of the auUykig *lM^>p bo* " Hartford Road %HAMDUM9 AMD SOADAUUTYi - . amuinily CALI or WRI’ E for TODAY S GARAGE STYLES Booklet Hurry! Act Now For Best -Selection e e SntMi tethaMcuidiai fou and Pine St. PRICES START AT $3246.00 responsive and maneuverable at modereta speeds. «Hi bey. . • eaduiivcly eon Ultra cor, W4I OiMljhM, im. Manchester, Conn. • QUAUTYf . . gatt high psgrks in quaUly pfpiann- Plenty Qf ‘ o-ieo J jin t! o 6 i wamit fteture." • ' , Free Parking 301 . m ■ Fust Kambltr dtaim' will brfM lo fiH you • repriitt of OKN DAILY 9 AM. to 9 P M .^ T . TILL 7 QUINN'S ‘■t Parcel Pickup ' tkr eomphio oriieh, w ; r Service To omiTERST; MORIARTY HERS 3^1138 fHARMACY MS" ' Snii Your Car aioowr I AJIL-Itt rJNA BfONDAT Iftni 1HUB8DAT UNOOLN—OONTINRirr. FORD PcCORMliR MOTOR SAUS ★ 'PLENTY OF FREE PARKING 5PACE ★ m MAIN 8T. nfWhAIf ------r— OPEN S AJI.-1S PJC. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. TUESDAY. JUNE fl, 19M MANCHESTER EVENING H ER ALD .^N C H E STER . CONN. TUESDAY. JUNE 9, 19Sft PAGE E U B ^ Town to Get Pilot Rescued Fallout Hazard Vernon Man West Fears Collap^ Smith'Maciejko Wedding PUC Charges Truckers Hooey-Hagenow Wed(^in|^, . BusJinell'Gulbinas Wedding Tux Refund From Raft Off Translated for PIANO RECITAL. Dines Alone^ Belay Presenting Cases Of Parley at Gene For Gets Use Montauk Point Women of U.S. By Pupili of Dorothy H. Kfitnoy (Oaattaned tren Cafe Oae) Club Fading (Conttnaed from Page One) Miss Edna Latham, third. Lily, THURSDAY, JUNE 11. 7:30 P-M. /imported confused aMXit what The town controller’* office h«* Samual Hilding. first; Ptony, Dan­ (CM tiaasd t » « e Om ) (OtnMmiefi from Pa|N One) Gromyko would consider an ac­ tet up a new accounting procedure lofra bad managed to obtain tn iel Horten. David Gale, Mr*. WU- Hartford, Jun* * ^ « n k O. hope to avoid ■ - blamed by excepUon to, the original ordei. ceptable number of troops In West which etand* to gain Manchester 11am I. Borst and Sarah Borst, return when Uie'yilcfi rediead the t.he evmt of H-bomb atta^, qitr- Chapol of South Mothodist Church Orawtiw'k, M. of Varoon wt aIon« Western mlnlatera on the Budapest Berlin. Britain. France and the T v w ty traokera have petitioned first; Mrs. Grace Robinson, sec­ tower that a aignal th^ated a Are vlvai of a family during the initial Interview. In thia Khrushchev said some 1600 In refunds for 8tat* the PUC for exeepUone. U*t niitht at anm«al dinner of United States now have about ond; Samuel HUdIng and Mrs. In the fuselage. ■Hten ha ' ' etngea following aueh a dlMater Hartford ii,Mwt Man Brotherhood. that if the Geneva conference now 10,000 men there. ' „gaeoline taxes' in the next year, Appearing In support of the Harold Gray, third: rose, hybrid wmild largriy depend upon the THE PtrBUC i* f?ORDlALLY INVITED falls to reach agreement, agree­ Western governments feel they Manchester company’s petiUon Ha was recovsred south initiative and carehd planning of ThonrWere SS aetUntte and 30 based on preseflt use. ,, , tea, Mrs. Ethel Hilding. third; old Montauk Point, on the eastenl^ ments would be made at a aummlt could be cut because their chief were representatives of Savin Ix - fashioned rose, Mrs. |rena Wright, the vt*oman of the house. unlrt candlaa In a ceremony that conference, and if ,|he ^Vestern Controller Elisha t . Freedman . press and Hartford Oeapatch snd of Long Island. value is to symbolize' western said today the procedure will also ^ - second; Miss Edna Latham, third. Decls* ing that the sasentlala ^iesran in 1901. The candlea were 111 governmenta refused a summit be­ Warehouse Ool, and the New Ha- ’The spot was about 10 mtlsa when Groeabeck entered the room military protection for the city. save work by the town’s Depart­ Foliage house plant, Mrs. MarJorU for mirvival would he the came as cause of a foreign mlnistent* fail­ Top American officiala are con­ yen Railroad. offalMre. end blown' out on by one. until ment of Public Works and provid* Taylor, second; Mrs. Stanley K. After being returned to the air they were in th« day* of the cave ure. "Then world opinion will aee vinced there would be trouble if George W. Flanigan, assistant Nygren and Daniel O. Horton, men .-water, food and alMU.ar there were three left. who is responsible for the collspae better control of gasoline use. freight traffic manager of the baas ha waa immediately put to Of the orUflnal 33, only Groea­ -the Russians turned over control third; Ethel Hilding. honorable the colonel offered varima other of the summit conference.'' of tha West Berlin access routes It will take advantage of a 1957 ' New Haven, said that the railroad Bleep by aedation. Authorities beck* and two other membera a»»r- State taw granting a d-cent tax>r mention; flowering hpuse plant, grim tips, ihcluding: This waa interpreted by some to the East Garmans and they w-as afraid it would lose freight Daniel O. Horton, Mrs. R. M. pronounosd him In good condition. alve. William H. Peaae, R9. alao of exemption on each gallon of gas -• Ht told bffleials that at one 1. Remember ♦hat the horn, wa­ of -the higheat ’Western leaders then tried to atop wastem traffic. -ifarried to the East Hartford Lundquist and Mra. Richard D. ter heater ir the haaement ooiw Vernon, and Thomaa J. Potter, *6. used by municipal equipment o f f : s-.- warehouee If the trucking com­ point during the night a flahing here aa a maneuver hy Khriiah- In this connection, Herter was Gale, firat; Mrs. Stanley K. Ny­ tains at least 25 gallons of water of Mt. Dora. Fla., were not well chev to begin to pin the blame on tha road. This InclmK* such equip- .« pany’s petition were denied. boat edme within about 60 yards enouph to come to the banquet. Impressed by a recently published gren and Hr*. Richard D. Gale, which co\ild be tapped if the regu­ the West for. whatever failures statement of East German spokes­ ment a.s power mowers and dis- * Atty. Herman Matthei repre­ Uilrd, Mrs. H. Drummond, honor- of him, but that he couldn't find Groeabeck aald "Thia may be the po.sal area and gravel pit sppa- -.4- sented the New England Motor fiars in 'ms raft ra to signal the lar water supply ia deatroyed by grow out of the deadlock over man Gerhard Eieler. Elsler said it abl* mention. the boi h blast. laet” banquet. Berlin, ratus. , ■ Rate Bureau and the Motor Trans­ vesael. ITte Iwat apparently had Tradition, believed to have be- would be Impossibl* to prevent Also cacti, Johanna Nynen, 2. It yHu'have warning of im Khmshchev gave answers on the the workers” from blockadin'g Single Bookkeeping port Assoctatlod of Connecticut, second; Mrs. Harold Gray, blue; seen tha bail-out . or plane crash irun In Enftland.lfrulea that when parties appearing in opposition to and waa aaarching for the pilot attack, gather the famUy under onlv one man remalna alive he la Berlin dispute itself which went Berlin once a peace treaty la signed Formerly, gas bookkeeping was ^ African violets, multiple crown, the cellar atalhi or In a corner of beyond anything Gromyko had with the Soviet Union. done bv departments now grouped ' ths petiUon. These two groups, Mrs. Stanley K. Nygren, second; At another time, Paraona aald, to open the bottle of wine preaent , under the newly formed public, o * representing 183 and 210 tniekera he heard a search plane going, the )>asoment “where ymi wlH have alnee the Aral meelinR, and loaat ; been able to say .with flnaliity in Khrushchev now is conferring In Mrs. Victor Rychllng, honorabl* at least three feet of dirt between the debates here. Again, these Mosen with top East German o f­ works unit. Now. the records will *’’ respectively, filed the petition mention; single crown, Mrs. Mar­ over b6t again could not signal the departed. At that laat meeting,, leading to the PUC minimum rate through Inability to find the flare. yo»i and the bomb”. a new club la auppoaed to be or­ a/iswcrs. in the Western view, ficials. And w'eetei-n diplomats be- be centralized at the controller's jorie Taylor, two firsts; Mrs. R. 3. Wherever you are when the pointed toward a potential break­ 1‘teve It may be aeveral days be­ office and a monthly report sent order. M. Lundquist, second; Mre. Victor However, he said, these two in­ ganized. to the gasoline tax division of the cident* gave him confidence, that bomb explode*., always drop flat Groeabeck aald he haa been vin- down. fore Gromyko gets his orders from Rychllng, second, third, and two ,on your stomaefi, face down, im­ Khriushchev ridiculed the de­ the Kremlin. State Motor 'Vehicles - Department honorable mentions. he would be rescued once able to betrtn a new jrroup. He feara light came. mediately. ''This is going to be a drinklnR the toaat alone. mand of the Western powers that . Western diplomats assume that for reimbursement credit. tjri Hebron Miscellaneous specimens not al­ big A m ir a n problem,” said the the Soviet Union pledge itself to the Moscow conference deals with A State official has already con- ^ . ready mentioned; Mra. Stanley K. colonel, ''because we are just too recognition of their rights in Ber­ the-Geneva talks. Red sources here suited with Freedman and listed Nygran, first and 'second; Samuel c'lrioii.s” . lin and to a policy of noninter­ also have hinted that Khrushchev, town equipment that would be In­ Registration Set Hilding, Miss EkJna Latham and Court Backs U.S. ference with acenas between West Daniel G. Horton, second. “Women,” declared Simmons, Walter Ulbrlcht. East German volved. "are the driving force in organta- Obituary Germany and West Berlin. party ehlef, and Premier • Otto Freedman said his office sleo For Swim Class Two Fined Passport Refusal Khrushchev, aattl in the Inter­ Grotewohl may be polishing up a hopes to get retroactive credit for Ing communities. And you can do Two cases came up before Tria) the most to establish plana for view that the Soviet Union had .Soviet-East German peace treaty gas used b.v off-the-road equipment < Registrations for the Red Ooaa Judge Clifford R, Wright at the (Continued from Page One) family and community, aa well ai Michael Boyle' offered to guarantee the existence for signing at some future date. in the paet six montiu. Approval swimming course at Amston Lake last session of the town court, Michael Boyle. Hartford, former­ of We.st Berlin as a free city. The Final results of the foreign min­ will depend on the coirKhle.tene^ of are set for Thursday at 7:30 p.m., Earl J. Murphy, 18, of Amston, national, survival. ly of Mancheater, died early Ihla free city ata us would mean an isters’ conference are unpredictable records for.those monthli. he said. at the elementary school, aa an­ American Citizens in that area," "Apathy, stupidity, and pro. was fined 36 for disregarding a Prettyman said. crastlnatlon can be the cause of 9 i^ominlf at Hartford ^oapital end to the ba.sic rights of the at the hioment. nounced by Mrs. Raymond Burt. stop sign, and Mrs. (Gertrude Reid “To hold the contrary would be more ensuatties than the Initial after a abort Ulneaa. Western powers there end they Soviet spokesman Mikhail .Khar­ , / Mias Ruth Pagach will be In­ of Amston was fined 325 for pass­ He waa horn In Ireland, and had have rejected it. lamov told newsmen the confer­ structor, assisted by Miss Dale Al- to hold that the protection of the disaster.” ing a standing school bus. peace against American-caused been a resident of the tlnlted ■’The Soviet Union,” Khrushchev ence, now in its fifth week, is near­ Town Boards dcn. A fee of 31.50 per child will be Grange News President Elsenhower will ad States for about >V) years, and for said, ‘‘will not under any- kind of ing conclusion. asked. Ages are from 6 years Incidents in foreign cnuntriei is dress the AMA convention tenight. A little more Grange news is outside the realm' of foreign af­ the past 30 year# had lived In -■ ■ -V pressure make an agreement which Western leaders are still con­ through the Senior Life Saving that plans are underway for a 'Hi.s 25-minute address, starting at fairs. Such latter holding would be 9:05 p.m.. will be carried by the Hartford. He was employed at the * .» *- /• ^ ■!* • ; would perpetuate the occupation vinced Khrushchev wants a sum­ Meet Tonight . class. No registrations will be aci: [Square dance festival to be held regime in West Berlin." both illogical and unrealistic. Mutual and CBS National radio Hartford Hospital for a number of 'Nr ,.r' I'-fr . < ijf.’^Y’* mit conference and will be willing cepted thia year '«t the Amston locally this summer. There are op- years. A veteran of World War 1, Gromyko haa made the interview to modify his Berlin demands to L ^ e beach, but there will be a “ In foreign affairs, especially in networks. MRS. CHARLES ROBERT SMITH The Board of Directors will meet portuninea for a good square dance MRS. ALLAN THOMAS HOOEY he waa a member of the Veterans Biitterworth Photo a part of the official conference get it. Khrushchev, however, has second session when registrations group to compete at grange apon- the intimate posture 'of today's record. Informally with two town agencies world of jets, radio and atomic Wa.shington, Jun# 9 (A5—The of World War I, Charter Oak Bar­ MRS. DAVID FORBES BUSHNELL .said flatly he will concede nothing. may be made at the Amston Lake sored events in the early fail. All Miss Shirley Mae Hogenow.^ The Western ministers had been The wedding of Miao Marion^lace pannels. Her headpiece was firehouse. . power, an individual’s uninhibited rip the bride waa wearing a administration haa been urged by racks of Hartford. ^ In an effort to prod Gromyko in­ tonight at a meeting at 8 o'clock those young people interested in daughter of Mr, and Mra. Raymond white sheath dress, lavender ac­ He leaves three nieces, Mrs. trying for some days, a high au­ to taking a final stand. Secretary Ann Maclejko, daughter of Mrs. of pleated nylort neit topped with A pre-achool class may be made yen to jgo and to inquire may be Sen. Htihert H. Humphrey (D Miss Ntjole Gulblnas, daughterybridesmaids in Itght/taqua. Their thority said, to get direct i iswers in the Municipal Building. * taking part and forming such L. Hagenow, 381 Woodlan'd St., be­ cessories and orchid corsage. They John Muldoon and Mrs. Peter street-length dresses were of crys of State Herter and France’s De Anastaaia MaclejHo„43 North Srt.., seeded pearls, with an elbow- possible if there ia a aufUcient call groups should contact Mrs. K*” * circumscribed. A blustering In­ Minn) lo make public three se­ of Mr. and Mrs. Vincas Gulblnas, from Gromyko about whether the length veil attached. She carried The Directors will discuss getting ' quisitor avowing his own freedom came the bride of Allan Thomas will be at home to their friends Robea, both of Manchester, and lalette over taffeta, made with fit­ Murvllle presented him yesterday and Charles Robert Smith, son for it, with fee of 34. neth A. Porter, in order that plana Hooey, aon of Mr. and Mrs Thomas cret reports dealing with scientific 46 Woodland 91.. became the bride Soviets would back down from with’ what officials called the rock of Mrs. Mabel Ladd, 16 Edmund a wnits orchid with steiphanotis workmen’s compensation for town Floral Awards Given to go and do as he pleases can sfter June 15 al 54 Seamrui Circle. detection of nuclear test explo­ Mrs. Robert Phillips of Bolton; ted bodices, full skirts and sashes their Berlin demands, Gromyko’s for meetings can be made. A. Hooey 26 Indian Dr„ Sattirday. and two nephews, Frank Chetelat of Darid Forbes Bushnell, ton of that of the maid of honor in light bottom Western terms for a stop­ St., took piacf at 9 o’clock Satur­ on a white prayerbook. employes at a session with the In- ■ A bower, of flowers of all kinds throw -the whole international The bride waa graduated from sions. attitude was that he would not say It haa also been decided to form The double ring service was Manchester High SclKiol with the of East . Hartford and Terrpnee Dr. and Mrs. F. Forbes Bushnell, aqua and those of the bridesmaids gap agreement on Berlin. day morning in St. Bridget’s The maid of honor wore a bal­ surance Advisory Committee. At greeted the eyes of the large num­ bowling teams in the fall, and a neighborhood Into turmoil. solemnized at 11 a.m. in the Humphrey, also said tn a Sen either yes or no. » lerina-length light blue nylon 9 o’clock, they will meet with tha Worthy's avowed intent ia to seek class of 1957. The bridegroom, a Chetelat of Woodstock. .373 WoodjDridge St., at 10 o’clock in dark aqua. Theli; dresses had The Khrushchev statement gave ■They called for Russia to affirm Church. The Rev. Dennis Hussey bers of people who atteVided the committee has been appointed to North Methodist Church by the ale speech yesterday that oppo Funeral services will be held Saturday mojnlng In St. Bridget’s bateau necks snd cap sleeves the • right -of the Western powers celebrated the nuptial Mass. ruffled gown end carried a cas­ Town Planning (Jommtssion to dis­ Annual Flower Show, Saturday find an alley and reserve it for ‘especially stories that involve the pastor, the Rev, H. O. Bennett. , graduate of MH8 Class of 10,50, nents of a test ban can "distort an answer which was far more cuss putting sanitary sewers in served four years In the Air Force Thursday mominR at 8:13 at the Church. The Rev.- John J. D4- Their headpieces were matching to supply th^r troop in Berlin Church decorations were bouquets cade bouquet of white and blue sponsored by the Hebron Congre next season. On Sunday, June 21, r(sk of war.’ " James McKay, organist, played and misinterpret” portions of the negative than positive, Whst the Farm Dr. and Norwood Dr. and and la employed at the Pratt and John B. Burke Funeral Home, 87 laney performed the ceremony. plastic straw coronets and face Western ministers now want to and to .-otect the economic life of mixed sprays. carnations. Miss Barber wore a gational Women’s .Fellowship.' It will be Grange Sunday. The Worthy contended that the the traditional bridal music and .secret reports to suit thetr argu Er Center St., and at 9 o'clock In The soloist, Mrs. Edward Sidney, of West Berlin against Commu­ The bride, who was given in ballerma-length gown of yellow improving Farm Dr. They will alao No admission fee was charged, presence of Americans, at least accompanied the aoloist, Mrs. Mary Whitney Aircraft. F.ast Hartford. ments. veils. The maid of honor carried a know Is-whether he was teally lay­ discuss General Manager Richard state observance of this day will be St. James’ Church. Burial will be 434 Oakland St., sang “Ave Ma­ white carnation cascade With aqua ing down the policy line Gromyko nist pi -ssuree. marriage by her uncle, Anthony nylon chiffon and Miss Shimanakl but a Silver Tea took place, re­ held at Camp Berger, Just outside American newsmen. In the re­ Stewart, contralto. Seasonal white '.The bride and bridegroom gave Ihe reports were made by Manchester Shopping Parkade, Middle Turnpike W. and In St, James' Cemetery. ria.” Chcrch decorations were Propose! of this as a key sec­ Kroliok, “had aa her maid of honor a similar gown in orchid. Mis.s Martin’s proposed 7-year capital . sponded to by about everybody stricted areas would better for­ flowers were church dicorationli^ pecsonal gifts to each other. The President Eisenhower’s Scientific splits, and the bridesmaids’ aqua must follow to the end of the con­ improvements program. x- Winsted. Broad St., Mai cheater. Open Monday, Tuesday, 10 A.M. to Friends may cal! at the funeral baskets of white pompons. carnation cascadea with white ference. tion of any commupique summing Barbara A. Finnegan, 87 North St. Barber’s flowers were yellow and present. Punch and cookies were A special series of degrees in eign relations rather than worsen Presented In marriage by her bride gave necklaces to her "attend­ Advisory Committee. home tomorrow from J to 4 and f The bride, who was given In splits. In a secret session yesterday, up the work of the conference Bridesmaids were Miss Judy Bar­ white carnations, and Miss Shi- In addlHi^n, the Directors will also served. them. father, the bride was attended by ants, The bridegroom gave to his 6 P.M.— Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, 9 A.M. to 9 P .m . take up the 'balance of an agenda charge of East Central Pomona to 9 p.m. marriage by her father, had as her The mother of the bride chose a Gromyko gave the impression he provoked an -rgument with Gro­ ber, 25 Margaret Rd., and Mise manski's were orchid and white The special award went to Mrs. No. 3 deputy, Harry S. Kitchlng, “This is an argument he sho\iId Mrs. Robert P. Larsen of Man­ beat -man cuff links, and to the New potatoes and fresh green Safurday, 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. maid of honor Miss Carol Michhud. was interested W working out s myko that waa expected to carry Joan Shlmanski, 1.36 Union St. carnations. left ove^from a regular i-.eeting Uarl Lankof for her driftwood ar­ make to the President or to the chester as matron of honor rnd the uaherii, tie clasp sets. peas take to fresh mint. Triple-S Stamp Redemption Odntor—180 RIarkat Square, Newingtofi blue lace over taffeta dress with last-Tudaday night. This l—lude* will be held this month. The first Mrs. Marietta O, Horton 62 Norman St. Bridesmalda vere white sccpssorles and pink rose new accord on Berlin but lacked over into today’s secret session. ■ Roland Daigle. East Hartford, A reception for about 100 gue.sts rangement. She received a first In and second degrees will be a4-Hills- Congrtos,” Prettyman said. "The following bridesmaids: Mrs, Wal­ a number of largely routine reports authority to determine what would Hebron- Mrs. Marietta G. Hor­ Mi.ss Donna Gulblnas, 46 Wood­ corsage, and the mother of the final instructions. He made no con­ The 'iiscusiion reportedly fol­ was best man. Mervin Clenrson, was held from 2 to 6 p.m.-ln While the Kaffee Klatch in Driftwood town Grange in Glastonbury, June ter F. Liggett of Wapplng, sister of ton, 98. widow of the John U Hor- land St,, sister of the bride; and cessions, but neither did He slam lowed two fa. liliar lines. 149 Oakland St., and Richkrd Eagle Halj. by Martin, including one that a and what would not better for­ the bridegroom: Mrs. Donald W. bridegroom, a blue and lavender public hearing is M ng set for Design class. Cecilia Ellis took a 17. tfln. died at her home early thia Miss Laima Kaunas, Colchester, the door on further talks. Herter said the Soviet govern­ Descy, 158 Halliard St., were ush­ When leaving on a wedding trip second prize in this cl^s. eign relations is not vested in in­ Calhoun of East Hartford, and Miss flowered chiffon over taffeta dress June 16 on appropriating 3500 lo The third and fourth degrees dividual citizens, even though they . morning. She was bom In Hebron coimln of, the bride. with bhie sccessorles and while President Eisenhower said last ment must abandon its threat to ers. to Canada, the bride was attired Other awards in the design class will be conferred at Somers I-orette and Mlss Therese DuBola, June 3, 1861, daughter of the late Richard Bushnell, 573 Wnod- week he would not go to a summit West Berlin or the West won’t The bride w :-e a floor-length in a printed sheath dress with the Recreation Department to be newsmen, any more than au­ both of Mancheater. rose corsage. make up the loss by fire of the ■ were: For Tiny Treats, minia­ Grange," June 22. Hebron Grange thority to declare a damaged wall Norman C. Hooey was best man for Daniel and Henrietta Brown Gott. bridge St., was beat man for his meeting under threat of s Soviet join in a aummlt conference. gown, made with bateau neckline, white accessories. Upon their re­ tures, Mrs. Belle Robinson and brother. Ushers were Vytaulaa A reception for 200 guests was summer’s supply of chlorine early expects to take one candidate to in a newsman’s home town dan­ his hrothef, and ushers were Rob­ , She leaves one aon, Daniel G. squeeze West Berlin. The con­ Gromyko countered that the lace bo* ce with short sleeves and turn the couple will make their Mrs. William I. Borst, first; Mary these degrees. Horton of Hebron, three grand­ and Gediminaa Gulbinas, 46 Wood­ hej,d In the Lithuanian Hall on i flicting positions taken by the home st 43 North St. this spring. gerous or not dangerous is vested ert P. Larsen Sr., M. James Steele Golway St. from 2 to 8 p.m. When Soviet government is prepared to bouffant skirt of nylon net .with Gale, second and third; Pamela 100 at Picnic children and eight great-grand­ land St., brothers of the bride: President and thp Soviet premier guarantee Western supply ;utes Another matter expected lo in him. The fire chief deter­ and Jack Caldwell, all of Manches­ FIRST PROM... and Peter and Paul B\i.shnell, .373 leaving on a wedding, trip to an' have left the range of maneu/.?r come up is the subject of Director Nygren, second ;■ Jennifer Nygren, An estimatt 100 or more were mines that condition arid enforces ter. Four-year-old Robert P. I-ar- children. to Berlin provided the West agrees thlrdr'and Honorable mention ■ to pre^nt Sunday afternoon at the .Mrs. Horton waa a member,of Woodbridge St., brothers of the unannounced destination. the for the foreign ministers very to give up its occupation status in Theodore Powell’s controversial his conclusion.” sen Jr. was ring bearer. St. Peter's Episc.opal Church, He­ bridegroom. bride wore a white , sleeveless narrow. plan for permitting the Manches­ Joanna Nygren; “High Noon, annual parish picnic of St.’ Peter’s Worthy claims, among other The bride’s gown of Chantilly West Berlin. Episcopal OiuTch he4d on the bron. She was active In church and The bride wore a floor-length dress with fuschia sash and In. the last few* days Gromyko is The' Western ministers branded Savers to Get Break ter Country Club to locate a por­ Your Garden' In a Basket, “Mrs. things, that denial of the passport lace was designed with a sequin- civic affairs and waa well known while lace over satin gown, fash­ matching accessories? After June reported to have talked at. length this condition wholly unacceptable table swimming pool on town- Irene Wright, first; Mrs. Charles lawn of the rectory following the renewal was contrary to the con­ trimmed sweetheart neckline, long, for her Red Cross work during ioned with a scalloped neckline, 20 the couple will make their home about tha number of western since, in their view, it would de­ owned land the club leases. Pow­ N. Fillmore, second; Mrs. Belle morning service. Parents and stitutional guarantee of the right tapered sleeves, -fitted waistline FIRST ORCHID... World Wars I and IT. pointed long sleeves, fitted bodice on Clark Rd„ Bolton, troops in Berlin snd about alleged stroy their present legal status in ell’s plan would require that non. Robinson, third; and honorable children, people of ail ages, par­ of liberty. and a bouffant skirt which termi­ Funeral services will be held at ending in a V at the waist and full The bride, a graduate of Man­ western subversive activities the divided city and make their In Interest Hike Plan club-members be allowed to buy mention to Marjorie Donald and took of a regular feaat served on But Prettyman said “Liberty it­ nated in a full chapel train. Her 3 p.m. Thursday In St. Peter’s flared .skirt. Her fingertip veil of chester HlghSchooI in the class of there. presence -dependent on a contract use of the pool. Miss Edna Latham; "Come and tables set up on the grounds. The self is inherently a restricted veil of French illusion wag edged Church with the Rev. Douglas F, silk illusion was catight from a 1957, is emplby^ by Dr. Edmond But the western ministers are with Russia. , The plan was voted by five Di- Get It,’ arrangement for the bar­ children played games, superin-, thing.”’ with Chantilly- lace and held In Pimm, rector, officiating. Burial lace coronet trimmed with seed R. Zaglio. Dr. Afwtrew H. Thomas By 8AM DAWSON * Hon. They can't be sold, aa many .rectors last Tuesday but the club becue table, Richard D. Gale, sec., tended by Robert Bartlett, and "The mere day-to-day main­ place by a cloche encrusted with will be in St. Peter’s cemetery. pearls and orange blo.ssoms. She and Dr. Peter B. Grftwr The bride­ (AP Business News Analyst) other government securities can rejected it, asking unconditional ond; "Good Morning,” arrange­ everybody had a good time. Flow­ tenance of order which insures seed pearls and sequins. She car­ ried a cascade of white orchids and - Friends may call at the Potter carried a cascade of white roses. groom. a graduate of Manchester New York, June 9 (Ji^-PrealdM't —only redeemed. Tbiw they take permission. ' ment for the breakfast tray. Janet ers onthe church altar ■were in liberty requires restrictions upon The maid of honor and brides­ money out of clrcnlatton as long Gale, first; Marjorie Donald and memory of Miss Caroline E. Kel­ individual rights,” the judge wrote. stephanotla. Funeral H?)me, 4,36 Jackson St.. High School in the class of.^1955,- Elsenhower proposed today to give Willlmantic, from 7 to 9 p.m maids were%ttlred alike, the maid is employed by the M and M" OH aa they are held. Jennifer Nygren, second: Pam­ logg, who for many years was the Worthy visited Re* China and The matron of honor wore a Wednesday. of honor in dark aqua and the Co., Bolton. the savers a break. It's been a Some other government securi­ ela Nygren Snd Sarah Borst. church organist. Hungary under assignment from gown of lavender nylon sheer. Its long time coming. ties — mainly the shortest term Hospital Notes third: Nebby Belden and Kancy The church serving group will the Columbia Broadcasting Sys­ draped bodice had off-shoulder P. Theodore Nelaon Rychllng, honorable mention. meet this evening itt the home of tem, the New York Post ai)d th* nanels forming a tie. which lent Those who buy U.S. savings ones — an. regarded in finan^l back interest. Th* bouffant skirt P. Theodore Nelson. Thoma.aton bonds—whethei;^'at their bank or circles as “the next thlpg to . “Wedding , in a Garden," Mrs. Mrs. Henry 'Pimm. There will also Baltimore Afro-American. father of John Nelson, 40 Har­ ISa.vy Plunges into New Era cash”. Their practical, .effect on Visiting Hours Adults — 2 to 8 Albert W. Hilding, second; "Rise be choir rehearsal at 7 p.m. and oveir taffeta waa of ballerina- lan St., died yesterday at a con­ through payroll' deductions may p.m.; Maternity—2 to 5 . and 6:30 the Women’s Guild wHl meet at iength. Her picture hat of match­ the volume of rtioncy' and credit to 8 p.m.; CTiUdren’s Ward—S to and Shine.” all yellow, Mrs. Carl U.S- Trout in Andra valescent home in Torrington after aee their returns from ifiew pur­ is called by many flriancial experts Lankof. blue .ribbon; Mrs. Daniel 8 in Pheb Hal’ ing material was trimmed with 7 p.m. The '(illead Women’s FeHowMtip roses In the same color. Her cas­ a lingering illnea.a. With A^Sub to Fire Polaris chases go Up by one half per cent as almost the same aa if the G. Horton, red; Shirley Rychling Caracas, Venezuela — Trout, He waa born in Sweden, July 9 Treasury had. merely turned on and Mrs. Walter W. Donald, hon­ has replaced Ita work meeting, cade was of yellow carnations and to 3% per cent. -• Patients Today: 193 from eggs brought from the stephanoUe. 1879, and was a retired employe the prhifing presses. orable mention. scheduler, for July 10, with a tr§) (f'nntimied from Page One) And there’s sweetening proposed ADMITTED YESTERDAY; Mrs. United States, were first intro­ The bridesmaids wore gowns de­ of Plumb and Atwood Co., Thom for those who are holding bonda— The nation’s money managers Horticultural awards ware; to the House of Ham^on, at ESast Katherine Petronls, 25 E.' MiddI* Hamptpn, Conn. Anyone naading duced into the Venezuelan Andes signed along the same lines as that sston. He was a member of the opments which have so revolution­ deapite the jeers of their neighbors, 'ire trying hard to hold down ex­ Bleeding heart, Mrs. Stanley ' K. in 1930. There were many trials Lutheran Church and a charter Tpke.; John Longtin, 357 Wood- Nygren, second; Flowering Shrub, transportatlo>' may caH Miis. of the honor attendant, with ized warfare—the nUcIear war­ who have been piling 'Jp rroflta cess e;'n>ansion of money and bridge St.: Alan Dux, Wapplng; and failures, but efforts, were matching hats, all in aqua color. member of the Order of Vasa In News Tidbits (at least paper ones) in the stock Samuel Hilding, blue; and second; Douglas H. ' Porter. head. the ballistic missile, nuclear credit at a tii-ie when business Mrs. Delia Morin, Wapplng; Alfred finally successful and now, parti­ They carried- cascades of pink Thomaston. Culled from AP Wire.8 market. The yield on outstanding recovery seems se to turn into Mrs. Jennie Robinson, third. \ cularly in Merida State; trout are Besides his son In Manchester, propulsion, inertial guidance for Young, Coventry; Jolui Lovett, 54 , Mancheater Evening Herald He­ carnations. savings bonds, even thdse that have boom. The more savings bonds Kearded Iris,, six firsts and five quite common and inhabit moat he leaves four daughters, Mrs. Hawthorne St.; Mrs. Angie Hour- . seconds; David Gale, first; Shirley bron correimondent Mise Skiaan For her daughter’s wedding Mrs. navigation, as well as radically matured, may be raised. you buy the better the Treasury net, Talcottville; Cynthia Gess, 26 bodies of water from 5,000 feet Hagenow selected a atreet-Iength Hllma Steadman of Killingworth, Should you cash your old bonds irimuld like it. ‘ Rychllng, third. Siberian Iris, Pension, ^lephone ACademy The Living Church, a leading new developments In hull design Little St.; Robert Munro'e, Glos- . Samuel . Hilding, first and second : above sea level to the highest dress with pink accessories and Mrs. Ltnnea Johnson of Nauga Protestant Episcopal weekly, says to buy new ones? tonbury:' Mrs. Margaret Balbonl, tuck, and Mrs. Grace Anderson and ship control.... Better look carefully before you ranges, including Black Lake, 11,- corsage of pink orchids. The there . is no reason why a "good “ It with Its Polaris missile — do. When and if the Congress 4152 Green Manor Rd.; Mrs. Mar.v 483 feet above sea level. hridegroom’s mother wore a beige and Mrs. Doris Wilson, both of Roman Catholic” should be kept Gudjunls, 100 Hemlock St.; Mrs. Thomaston; another son. Carl Net is the first naval weapon system agrees to the President’s proposal, dress. *wUh beige accessories from seeking the presidency of the to be speciflcally designed for the Treasury is likely to increase Public Records Natalie Richter, 58A Cliestnut St.; SINCE 1943 iiliiliiliiiil. INSURANCE New York—Metallurgists have and corsage of yellow orchids. Th* son of Thomaston; eight grand United States, Mrs. Veronica Guatas, South Wiq^- children and two great-grandchit strategic employment against land the yield by shortening *he matur­ found that the addition of one per mothers assisted the. bridal party Hartford man escapeH serious in­ targets and adds an entirely new ity time of the new bonda. IVarrantee Deeds sor; Mrs. Mary Prague, Wllliman- cent nickel to cast iron will in­ at a reception from noon to 6 drert. - tlc; Mrs. Mildred Irwin, 22 W. Cen­ Funeral arrangemehts are In jury when larffe tree in Keney dimension to pur naval power.” Present E bonds yield 314 per Frank Manner to Central Con 'BEFORE LOSSES HAPPEN. crease its strength up to 20 per p.m. in the Amarican Legion Home Park topples demolishing a alation McNeil added, however, that the cA t if hejd to maturity .8 years nectlc'ut .Realty Corp. property on ter St/; Ralph Fletcher Sr., 30 Can­ cent and at the same time retain for approximately 290 gucsta. complete. terbury S t; Janjes La Chapelle, wagon moments after it dispatched "principal objective of our mili­ and 11 months. In the early '’eftra Wetherell St. excellent machinability. When th# couple left for a motor tary policy is to deter war. The 54 Spruce S t; William Wilson, 295 INSURE WITH LAPPIN" Mrs. Rose E. Vennart about 12 retarded children at the after purchase the bonds yield Edward A. and Blather N. Mad­ park. Polaris -.submarine Is a weapon much less If redeemed. N. Main St.; Miss Sarah Cunning­ Mrs. Rose E. Schendel Vennart. sen to Lawrence J. and HRa C. Flag on Worcester Common is at , admirably suited to this objec- . To increase the yield at matur­ ham, 73 Spruce S t; Carl Nelson, 63. 65 Russell St., widow of Wil Walker, land at Sterling PI. Wapping; William Park, 4 Oak­ WAYS YOU OCT BETTER Ham Vennart, died yesterda.y at half staff today to mark the sixth I ity to 3% per cent the Treasury is anniversary of what the U.S. | * Navy Secretary saluted likely to shorten the period of ma­ Charles J. 'and Lucille E. Mc­ land St,; kenijeth Palmer, An­ i ' i ' Mafichesler Memorial Hospital af­ Weather Bureau terms the costliest j - Osborn “and his gallant Carthy to Donald G. and Lillian dover; David Kosakowski, 14 Ker­ SERVICE FROM AN ter'a long lilneas. turity (you’ll still pay 375 for a tornado In American history. . who will man this ship and 3100 bond). M.' Hav, lahd and buildings on ry S t > She was born ,ln Manchester Hollister St. ADMITTED TODA.Yi' William INUEfpNOENT INSURANCE Aug, 23, 1895, a daughter of the Board of Diraclora of the Na-| Asborn, a native But, as in the case of the present bonds, the 3% per cent yield won't ■<)uitclaim Deed : Helfricht, 34 Turnbull Rd. lata Michael and Louise Keish tional Association for the Ad- BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A AOENT Schendel, and, had been a lifelong vancement of Colored People has | miaaile expert. be paid if the bonda dVe redeemed Florence .J Downing to Edward • 'c» ^ • ■ ' *- In the earlv-years after ourchsae. A. and Esther N. Madsen land at daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Paul /■ resident. She had been employed ordered a 6-month suspension of i ' ...... Haddad, (Coventry: a daughter lo an NAACP official who advocated , t -a * -s Check Maturity Tables Sterling PI. •' 1. We regard you. person, not a file (»rd— J : as a nurses' aide at the hospital Before redeemlWg’ your present Lease Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kelley, 36 ONE for the past four years. that southern Negroes "Meet vlo- ' I r r C i r l and cut your insurance pattern to fit your bonds you should look carefu'iv at . Peter Bezzini, et al, to Allied Wellman Rd.; a son to Mr. and She leaves a Ulster, Mrs. Stew lenc6 with violene.” .. .U.S. Navy i *-‘^**^ * W 1 JJlil Mrs. Edw'ard Hart, 265 Oakland personal needs. plan’ to send a 27-ship flotilla the maturity tables to afee how Mold and Engineering premises at ert Atklnaon; and three brothers, much you’ll get for them and how SjL; a son to Mri and Mrs. Walter SMALL Leon W „ retired Police Chief Her through the St. Lawrence Seaway 640 Hilliard St. for three years at S^uftheis, 91 Robert Rd.; a son to 2. Because we’re not restricted to one company Tops Estimate long you’ll have to hold the new 33,600 a year. .min O. and Albert Schendel, all of haa run Into heavy weather in the Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Stafford, 71 II Canadian Hou.se of, Commons... bonda before they yield "'O’' as I Marriage License *•. but represent many, we can pick and choose Manchester. much as your present ones now do., Broad St. the insurance that's best for you. i CAPSULE The funeral will be held at 1:30 Penelope Dewar. 23-year-old A public hearing will be held There also Is a tax angle—=apec- David Henry Hild, of Philadel­ BIRTH 'TODAY: A daughter to Scotch whiskey heire-ss, leaves by tomoiTow afternoon at the W. P. June 16 on an appropriation of lally those who are holding tonds phia, Pa., and Alyce Elaine Ford, Mr. and Mra. John MCCormlck, 12 8. When trouble strikes and you need help, pi From thfi firil toddling step fo first day ai school ^o Quish .Funeral Home, 225 Main plane from London for Naw York 346,500 for a swimming pool at that they expect to redeem only of West Hartford, (Church of the Oxford St. M\ Edward J.- Pinavich A, Donald Champagne we’re a friend at your side— not just a phone St., with the Rev. Lawrence Al­ with a 40-yrar-nld American the the Verplanck School, General after they retir^. Nazarene, June 20. filSCHARGBD YESTERDAY: ill first prom to off-fo-eolleg* . . . the milostones of mond, minister of the South Meth­ gossip columns say she’ll mar.ry. Manager Richard Martin said to­ Those who haven't been prorat­ I. Building Permit Wayne Newberry, Eaton Rd., number. . , odist Church, officiating. Burial day. < Hillyer Graduates ing the interest on the bonds each " O. V. Erlandson for Wells C. Rockville; Mrs. Lorraine Comeau, growing up go by so fast . . especially for parentil •Will be In East Cemetery.. gregational Crhurch. officiating. The price estimate waa the only Dennison, alterations and an atldi- ThompsonvUle; Mr*. Barbara Lts- 4. Whenever you have a loss, we represent your Three Mancheater and one Cov-^* •year, but are walt'ng to. pay In­ B^iind thkt Uttlempaule Friends may call at the funeral Burial was in East Cemetery. One received yesterday by town entry students received bachelor graduate of Manchester High come tax on -the listireat in one tion to the second floor of a house tro, l i ’/i Ward St., Rockville: Mrs, interests first. We relieve you of the burden If seems it's always "later than we think." Which it* home today from 2 to 5 and 7 to Bearers were W. Robert Foss, nfficials on building a pool at degrees at the second commence­ School, he served nearly two years lump 'after they finally redeem at 20 Steep Hollow Lane, 31,000.’' Margaret- Cooper, Coventry; that oocasionsjyiy nets in your hand ■ • p.m. of filling out forms and help you colleiit, too- Walter Foss, Halsey Foss, H. Rus­ Verplanck, which had been recom­ ment exercises of the University of In the U.S. Army during the Kore- them, I -ay do well to v/alt until R. D. Valentine, construction of ■James Henderson, 2 Pearl St,; Is a story o f menumental laoaareh. why, of course, It's never too early to itart to plan sell Tryon, John Seavey and Paul mended several months ago by a Hartford, Hillyer College division, ^ War, with his principal duty in they retire. Their "annual income a 2-story, single t residence on Mrs. Lorraine MOrganson and 6. Our professional ^perience.and advice coat swimmijig pool subcommittee of Lynch Dr„ 312,000. Carter. Sunday in Bushnell Memorial. Germahy as -a tank crewman. will be lower then, and the In­ aon, Doyle Rd.,' Rockville; Mrs. you nothing and can save you much. ')fea, that arngla capsule repsoaents tiie suecea* the Boai^ of Directors after a Bachelor of sciehce degrees In terest ;/bn’t land them In an ex­ '^Arvids Ozols, construction of a PhyllSs Christie and dauhgter, 28 ahead and save ahead for the future success and hap­ Funeralfl lengthy study. Pinavich, a pricing accountant, of years of effort by the phamiaeoutiflal industry JOHNSON HITS IKE VIEWS business administration were haa been employed at Pratt and pensively iilgher bracket. garage at'49 Doane SL, 9900. Durant St.; Mr*. Patricia Noren Telephone or drop into our conveniently locate, —and at ataggering coot. Washington, June 9 (JV-Sen­ ■ 'The hearing June 16 was set last The Congress may or may not Bernard B, Ladabouche, demO' and daughter, Andover; Mr*. Mar­ piness of our children. Save regularly* at Manch'estar'i awarded to George R. English Jr., Whitney Alrcrsift Division of office today for full information and rates on Mrs. Joseph E. Fbhei- ate Democratic leader Lyndon Tuesday night in anticipation of 53 Thomas Dr., James T. Morlarty, United Aircraft Corp. for 19 yieara. agree with the' President ontTals- lUion of a barn at 865 E. Middle jorie Colman and aon, Ellington; Penicillin, sulfantlamj|de, Inmdin I B. Johnaon of Texaa aald todaj' bids before then by three pool Ing bond interest rates. But rais­ Tpke; valued at 1137. Mrs, Rose PtUard and, son, East all forms of insurance. -' The funeral of Mrs. Joseph E. 185 N. Main St., and Edward J. He la married and has four...chil- 1 thaae and many other familiar modidnas oldest financial institution. Ffsher, Vernon Rd., ‘Bolton, was “It la a little late” for Presl- manufacturers. Pinavich, 170 Loomis St. dren and one granddaughter. ing rates on savings^bonds will be Dayid R. Pierce, alterations to a Hartfordi»Mr*. Jeanette LaRlviere CURRENT ANNUAL held at 11 o’clock yesterday morn­ deat Elaenhower to talk -about The single bid, submitted by tb« A bachelor of arts waa awarded, raduate of Hartford Public-High more popular than some other of house at 369 Porter St., 31,000. and son. Brandy St„ Bolton, now pretoot your hiialth booauM the modical ing «t the Holmes Funeral Home. Republican reaponsibility in the Wagner Co. of Darien, covers a cum laude, to A. Donald Cham­ fchool, he took eight years of the President’s proposals. DISCHARGED TODAY: Mark and pharmaooutiml profoaoions ocnutaptly soak The Rev. Carlton Daley, minister monetary field.' .At a Republi­ 42 by 75 foot pool to accommodate pagne. Echo Rd., South Coventry. night programs to earn his degree Why. does the Treasury want to BRANDT FOR ELECTION Simpson, 19 Morse Rd,; Miss FlOrs • now and bottar thoMpoutic agenta. DIVIDEND RATE can rally -last night Eisenhow­ 100 swimmers, recirculation equip­ English is the son of Mr. and with his major field of study in pay higher Interest rates* on your Bonn, Germany, ’ June 9 (AO—■ Brendel. 91 Grand Avc„ Rockvlllfc* e^ the United Methodist Church, A t 'Ct -Ct offleUted. Burial was in Center er and Vice Preaident Nixon de­ ment, a wading-pool, a fence sur­ Mrs. George R. English, and is s marketing and merchandising. He savings bonds? Mayor Wlll.v Brandt argued tn- Mrs. Blanche Wralght, Mansfliirt John H.iappen, Inc. Wo are proud to bo a part o f thia (Cemetery, Bolton. picted the OOF as the defender rounding the entire unit, and dl 1955 graduate of Manchester High graduated suntma cunj laude, de­ - Frst, at present rates more da,v that West Germany should Depot; Waldo DuCharme, IM I dedioatod effort to praaerve your hiaaltli; Bearers were Albert Giello, of a sound dollar, . They pre­ vlding?the swimming pool from School He was a member of the spite the' twin responsibility of a bonds have been' turned In for re­ stick to Its original choice and Hackmatack St,; Jean Demko, 22 INSURiORS — REALTOI^^ ' OPEN UNTIL 5 P;A\. Uictuiel J- Miiek, Charles Hsth- scribed such dqllariH--%id plenty the wading pool. Newman Club, seeretary of Epsilon full-time job and the bringing up demption than new bonds ha’,re hold the July 1 presidential' elec­ Summer St.; James Comlns, 404 MONDAY-TUESDAY-FRIDAY •way, Rocco Fiaho, John Gregory of them for Republican cairt- The bid is I10..300 higher than Alpha Zeta. honorary huainess, of. a family. ^ ceeh sold. tion in West Berlin. The West N. Main. St.; David Kosakowski, 164 East Center St.—MI 9-5261 the rough estimate of 335.000 stat'- tmi Howard Skbiaer. jpalghera—^fdr a 1960 Repiibli- fraternity, and waa oni the dean’s Champagnt, who is married, is Those who redeemed them were Berlin m ayor paid a visit to 14 Kerry St.; Frank OreenT 49 Open Thursday Evenings Until 9 :00 oan, victory. - ed last month by Director Francis list for three semesters. His major an office supervlaor with Aetna lured by higher returns frpm other,. Bonn to discuss the election site Winter St.; Benjamin Tlmmans, 10 THURSDAY , MiMwiii* Va»*iir*eo<* ' Mahoney for similar facilities. m 4 program was in marketing and Ufa Insurance Co., Hartford. lnv»rtmeirts.) with Eugen. Gerstemnsder, Jan Dr„ Vernon; George Simmons and Saturday Until Noon V " ;'’The fuharal of Mrt, Loula Van- honey headed the Directors* pool merchandising: 1949 g^radumte of Hartford Public Drr ln on Treasur.v speslcer o f the Lower House of QUINN’S PHARMACY II HOtma OF UNINTERRUPTED H-TEBT TAJLKS 8TALIJBD Coventry: Mrs, Janice Gay and 8BRyi<3BV-« A.Ii^. to 8 P.M. arod*. Box Mt. Dr„ Vernon, Geneva, June 9 (AB—The subcommittee. 1 Morlarty is married and has High School, he 'served In the U.S. That's a drain on the Treasury. the West |Gennan parliament daughter. 380 Center St.;^.Mra An Agent Sferves You Best Western powers maintainod to­ If the appropriation is njhde, 'tii;;S .fiht|dren; At Hillyer, he waa a Army from 1952. to 1954 as an x —at a time when M’a been running / o o t < 4 4 m i ^ . t heM at 3 o'clock yootirday af- 9 who Is to jnake the final dscl- AUta Butcher and son, is, san- PhonMMlSAl$6 the Hcimla - Thnaral day that the Soviet Union att|I tha pool plana would have to - be member of Epsilon Alpha Zeta, and ray technician. Ha was a member a d ^ cit—tUit it oan’t afford: shm'. The decision Is not ex­ Una Dr.; Mrs,^Sandra Blumen- • hunt-ill veto over the approved by the Sthte Health Oe- his major field of study waa in gen- of the Evening Student Senate for Second, sale of savings bonds M pected heJors the end e( the hagen and daughttr. ^orth Wind. «9jr nuclaar taat baau puim anL , aral business managemanL^A three years. ahnoat fraa.cf tba taint of Infla- week# ... [Ham.. ( KNOmEDGE ■ ■ ■ ■' I '.t' \ .' . d ' \ . t - < - ' ■ ■ *.•'

'*1 •1-1 ' t-. •' ■•, r \ ,' ’. V ,r :.' ’ ■ ’ ' ' ' • MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANIHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY. JUNE 9. iSBfl PAGE 'r a t m t im n m v B MANCHESTER EVENING HERAU), MANCHESTER. CONN.. TUESDAY. JUNE 9, 1959 I lAi''' BUGS BUNNY I'^Chaifi (OUR MARDLNG HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE DAILY CROSSWORD P t/m J I Explosions Heard Around League I^lZSEV'TuTX WB WtT fT IN W RIVSR.THBN TSatSTI 1 Yanks Back Home Ready to Even Score tO »W S \WASHTH’ ' POUNP ITCLeAN j LL MysDour- U N t p O R M V A M A / K A Antwtr to' Prtvlous Punlo 'MA^ U*L R A M R P E«AD,r/M fiLAD TO HEAR /M«K4V AKXMPTH' . a O S E O fe r _.Y3t) C tO O S A R t ^ Joumalist*P.ott Mutual va. Firat National. «:ie Et»B,wp>Bur ^,H]S^,^ACC^iW\OTAriKls OUR ^ Bomb^rs^lJp’ Sport Schedule —Charter Oa>. Last Nigh^$ Fights i^ Bs r / j T • ACB088 S Martian Wadnaada.v, inim lA J F O R HI M , (comb, form) . ECE1V6 TH8 i A m tticul Tudaqr Blks vi, Ponttcellt's,'6 ;16— Char­ New York—Chico Y^Mea, UMI. 3 Sweet potatoes For In V ter Oak. I IMPRESSION journalist and i l n d o n ^ a n HHting— l.«w Burdette, Bravee Green Manor va. Naaaiffa, 8:16 : Puerto Rico, outpointed fYoak Ig- , ---- J WS YANKS pocL James of Mindanao — The Uaky righthaader won his -Charter Oak. Trust vs. Rantly. 8 :lS~Keen«y, pollto, I40>i. New Xwk, W. — — Taylor awn gnma with two dnnblea and n iFGOCmERI ARE SELF- ssuer FNB vs. FAP. 8:15--Ko*ney, Paganl's vs. Lawyers, 8 ~Ver- ; Providence. R, I.—Willi# OroAiUi T FO R A W /1 ISH o e 9 He traveled rjlj Of West pair of alllglea In four, at bats, extenilvely • Sediment Norman's va. Anaaldl'a 6—Ver- plancK. 167, Providence, knocked out 0«M . STIN6Y,' 7 Trying driving In four runa la t-fl victory ■PAF vs. PsrKsOe, '8- -WsddelI. Hamilton, 184, New York, 8. In the--— — a n New York, June 9 ' over the Oiihs. planck. and Europe experience r a a n n Medics vs. Morlarty's. 6 Buck- ! Phtlede^hia — Len Matthewo,, I Scottish Manager Case.v Stengel of the ''-JPItohtng— Ji m Bunning, Tigers , Army A Navy va. Optical, 8 - ley. 13 Speaker sheepfold 36 Feminine 4^ Wife of Wacv'ell. : iMlk, Phlladelphle, ou^eiiatM Idlhiuier New York Yankees isn’t — O « v o up al\ hits,'half of them Temple ve. Methodist, 6:18 — , Roger Harvey, 140, BarmikU. t.. t Doctrine appellation Tyndarew la a Ihree-run fifth Inning, walked Man. Auto va. Garden Grove, 6 Nebo. IS Ma d e Jnew 27 Harvest 48 Slavic through “settling the” score’^ 8ydney-Mlck LeaKy, I4jii, Bri- 10 Toiletry case one and struck nut seven In 6-.T - -Buckley. Green M e n o r vs. Bill's, 8:15 — , tain. outpolnUd Georga Barnef, 18 Modest 11 Piddling 39 Guenon midwife with the rest of the American victory over the Red .Sox, Clvltan ve. Rapt let. 8:16—Nehn. ALLEY OOP BY V. T.. HAMLIN 17 Numbers emperor monkey 47 Gudmn't Robertson. 114814, Australia, 12.

safes ’ IUNCHB8TEB BVININO HlBRALD. lUNCHlSTERe fX>NN. TUESDAY. JUNE 9. 19JS9 Umpiring Tough THE Don Make Mi$tako$ 'I Athlete, F Unbeaten in More Than a Year OklaJiiHM CUy, imm t ' —E. O, R«a %*j» ii*> ffatiiv t« t quit umpiring u d gn hark t« Herald Angle ituuutKlnc U ni* bM«> Positivfe Thinkiil^ ball t«am«. Kr Sea t«ld AaHataat Oktakoma Receives Gus Gaudino Award EARL YOST County: Atty. Rylaad key* yiea- terday that he *u*talncd a Oporta Editor Face Stressed by Bolt broken aa*e. tnn blaeh eye*, By PAT BOLDUC I r rhipped teeth and a rot lip Saturday after umpiring a Senior Wes Feshler, • let­ ■ Showboat, Grandfitaiidor, But the Bekt N*w York, June 9 (4*)— Tommy Bolt, exudinji: »we«toe#B, game In whtrh one team beat ter winner in soccer, basket-, ShowbooL . GfandgUinder. . Best performer on teeve*. . light find confldence, wta explaining the neceesity et tKink- another, It'O. ball and baseball, was named! •re afe three of the honora Connecticut’s Frank Daecoli ing poeitively before he atarted out rOr hi* flrat prAetiee Mund ,,Re* »ald John Dial, mana­ winner of fhe 1959 Gus Gau- • ger of the loalng 'team, atarted on in a TOcent poll conducted by the Sporting News concem- All in Relief Roles for the U.S. Open Golf Championehip today, dino Award as Manchester "Whesi you think poeitively you# — ...... ■winging after the game wa* ig nmpirea in the major league*. Big Frank, a former school Nhw York, June 9 (4*)—f 'That endSd th* Due*’ akid atDblow on th* head on Giant short- oveg. Rea filed a formal **• High School’s outstanding don't make many mietakea.” Tom­ lengar* have been^^^te busy Steacher and member of the Connecticut State Pblice, is also four games end piithed them into atop Andre Rodgers' throw to first my aeid. "Toii’re »ue* whet chib •ault charge agalnM Dial yea* athlete. Tlie presentation was made When you atart talking about base in th* first inning. Felipe Alou paring for (he I9lf9 Dpatt by the W’riter this inoming during considered the best ball and strike baae umpire in the Na­ a three-way tie for third plae* you went to uee and you're eure te.rday. relief acea in the National with the ciHicago' Cuba end Loa and Willie Kirkland homeretj for an’ ■ssembly at tlie iirhool. i DI’STY LBAOUE tional Ltagu*. tilt two moate-^------—^------yxMi can meke the ehot. flagaa Impraqiae Ray rrice, head of the YMCA ^'covatad honor* of the 25 aakad of I^eague, let’a face it, Elroy Angalea. for th* Giants. , Ben Hogan. ***kUg aa Junior ba«ehall program, anid Pitching held the spotlight in laat If you ifiek* a mtetake, you The aw*rd is given ■nnualty to Setaran haaebail wiitara. Of the 25 its. Eight montha\>f the year he la Face is your man. The atubby The Cuba were beaten in th* WItll* Ma.vs, who dropped 21 leled fifth Open title, hM iMrw>' Dial “tVa* fired on the «pot.*’ "the outstanding athlete at Man­ night's twinbill at Robertson Park. away, from hia {amily. Each laegue don't worry. You weat* a rtiot Smooth-throwing Billy Campbell ^''quaRtiona poaed to acribas Jn the righthander has been only other gem* ecbsduled, losing points to .321 ovar the weekend, ticed atsiduoualy and haa aearad DiaT*... family told newamen chester High School wfio, during umplrqa' rating poU, Daacoli was makes up four man atalfs tn th* was benched by. Giant ' Manager getting mg of the rough; you authored the aeaaon’i first no-hit> burgh'a right-hand man in th* 9-5 at Miheauke* ge fhe firat don't try to ley the next one up impretslvcly at Winged Feet. he didn't want to talk ahout it, hi* career, h** ahown himself to be individual winner in six and spring and usually the four men BtU Rlgney for a"lltlle rest" that Mike Soiichak. a former aaalatant Rea oaid. "t think It’* high no-run game as hia Green Manor Piratea’ climb from obscurity. He plac* Braves regained a three- on th* green.'! s good athlete, having participated ” .tM for top honora in three other* work together ee a team during gkme edge over the second piece ended when Willie singled ss a to Claude Harmon at tMa elub, time I went bark to managing in- at least two sport*: with letter teammates, unbeaten in seven the entire season. Bach working hasn't baen beaten in more than a A reporter euggeeted; ‘That's ■tarts, walloped the Marines. (2-6) * ^ in Oi* aenlor ioop. Gieiita. pinoh-hitter in a three-rim eighth. ha* fired eaveral praetiee rounds the*e Junior high team* and sward* in both; ha* been a good day th* four men teem rotetee, year, figuring in 34 victories since the way you were thinking at t-Oi Red Madsen then followed with ; Another product of New Eng- he last wa* a loser, on May 30 of • * • Maya was 2-for-2, but bruised his in th* 60'*. let *omeone bigger than my*etf achool citixen. and ha* been positions, starting with the plat* side while sliding and switched Tiiiae laet year, weent K Tom­ do the nmnlring.” selected by a majority vote of the a nifty three-hitter against fhe Nik# 7'. land, Ed Hurley of Holyoke, Maaa., last year. PIRATER 12, OIANTR • ~ Fee* Harmon’* former asattlanta il-61 ss Don Willis Garage (7-1) waa tops In the American League atalgnment and moving around from hia normal centerfieid post to my?” 10 varsity coaches.’’ the diamond from third to eecond In that time, Face ha* won 13 blanked th* Giant* on three hit* leftfield. They be a real factor tn deciding also triumphed by a-9-0 acort. V rin. aix categories and finished in in his three tnhlngs of relief last Bott eaaented. this championahlp. There are Previous winners were ,Noim end to firet baae. A man calling and saved 21 ix'ith t 1.51 earned • • • Then oem* th* Ineviteble next Only three Marine*, managed to a tie for one of the other apota. run average, allowing Juat 17 run* night, walked none end fanned oiie more than a half doaen in the Lauyers, Doctors Hohenthal (football, basketball reach base off Campbell who (re­ the pitches looks .at between 250 BRAVER 9, CUBS 6—Lew Bur­ queeUon: "Why don't you pick .viBut Hurley'* “madali” cannot be and 275 tossaa in an average game. In 100 2-3 inninga. after th* Piratea caught the Giants field of 150 and while they workiKl and bacebain In 19.17 and Joe Dyer corded 16 atrikeouts at againat pna - •tr compared with DaacoU'a. The Bay dette wee almost the whole show youraelf to win?” An umpire must expect a lot of • After Memorial Day, 1958, with a flva-run eighth-mning cap­ for the Braves, batting 4-for-4, at this elub their main job w*a In Annuat Softball (football and trackl in 19.58. walk. While Campbell baffled rha ''Stater riyiked firat in (1) ihow- ped by Dick Stuart's two-run Odd* 90 t* 1 playing golf. They know ovary Dining the pa.*t year. Fe.hler, enemy battera hia teammates travel, more than twice the amount (when he wa* beaten 7-4 by Mil­ driving in four runs and winning gDiitioaUng, (2) moit aarcaetlc, |3) of mileage a player runa up during waukee) Face won five, eaved 17 homer. That Was th* firat tima the hia ninth. He needed relief help, Not me,” **M Colt, nviMtering blade of grass and every deep Till Next Tue.sdav .ion of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Fesh- rapped out nine aafetiea, including r' moat difficult to converse with, Pirates had been able to score Dick Krinjak's three-run lijinier In the rugged 154-game schedule each last season as the Biica ran off however, when he finally gave in to a wry grin. “Some people think trap on tha course. ler of 2 Sanford Rd.. was a mem- f ,(4) No. 1 popoff, (6) quickest to more than one run In any of 43 I'm too cooky anyway without her of the Inidane' soccer, aqnsd the second inning. Krinjak drove in team plays, tfmpires work on* their startling surge from a tie the 89-degree in a five run eighth Among them are Souehak, Jack One week from tonight the 'eject players and (6) moat orig­ aeries of game's, in say Boston, and for last' In 1957 to second place. consecutive inning*. inning after blanking the,Cubs on Check picking myeelf to wtn. Beeldea the Burke. Shelley Mayfield, Otto which won both the ' CCIL *nd two more tallies in the fourth With inal In braaklng up arguMenta. H* Lawyers vnll he out to prove that a booming triple to leftfield. after the-two. three or four games So fat: this season, the 31-yeSr- Young Lefty Mike McCornilok three hit* for aeven. Don McMahon Marlene Bauer Hagge makes odde er* 20 to 1 egalnet any on* Greiner, Dave Marl, Jay Rlviarn Slate. _CIAC champion.ships: an off “ A alao deadlocked, with Nestor Chy- player.” they are better softball player* and on atarter with the Red and | Five runa in the firat innirr got are' played, move on to another old former Dodger farm hand hat (3-5) waa the loatr in relief for saved It, retiring the four men he the women's professional tour and Harry Dea—all capahla gelf- Don Willi* off to a quirk atari. ~”'‘ lak in being most deliberate In city. He is seldom cheered end is won eight, saved four for a 1.03 th* Giant*, giving up a singl* by faced after coming on with two .under the watchful ' eye* of ReTerikea* of hie opinion, Bolt eri. Then there’s Diek Mayor, tho than the Doctors In Manchester. White cage quintet and the leading ! ■ making decisione. hitter with Coach Tom Kelly's Norm Vitlner was the only' batter nobody'* friend of the ball field. BRA in 35 1-3' innings. He col­ Bill Maaeroekt. a aacriAce and an out in th* eighth. husband. Bob. I* a pleypr wh -e ehisnee* can't 1967 champion. He never WOtfuiA The annual exhibition,'' sponsored crack baseball team which cap- , to garner two hita for the winner! DeacoU’a "blue ribbons” were Do umpire* mis* calls? .”I never lared that eighth victory last night intanMonal walk to Dick Groat be­ A seven-run fifth clinched It for be discounted ki figuring a poe- at the ciiib. but ha played there by the V dnien s Auxiliary of Man­ lured CCIL honors for a flilh con­ who have lost only to Green Manor, • ; «a follows; (1) Showboating. (2) missed one here.” Bill Klem once by eoUering the slugging San fore batted for Face. the Braves with Burdltte** second kblc winner of the 59th C)mn a* an ameteur and called on Her* chester Memq. lal Hospital, will be secutive year. j Green Manor .. .. 0.30 204 x-9-9-3 . .. .Beat TV performer^ (8) Beat on said as he held hia right hand over Franoiacb Giants In a 12-9 Pirate . The Piratea alao got a solo first double scoring three runs. The .Amerloea I.«aguc Chempionghip. etarting Thur*My mon to help him make Uia da* Marines ...... 0(M 000 0-0-0-4 hia- heart.. Four run* In the Arat Innlni stage I 'nie.sday nlpht, June Ifi un- Toner of Strength ' ' .ilMills and atrikes. (4) Beat on success decided by Harry Bright’s home run from catcher Danny loser waa Seth Morehead 10-3), on the 6,87S-.verd, per 86-85—70 cision before he turned prtfaaalMi* Crr the lights at Rohert.eon Park Campbell and Auguat;- Mikoleit, base*. (5) Quickest to eject play- * e e three-run, two-out pinch homer in Kravtta. who came on after Smoky who was tagged for Ed Mathews' proved enough at SiilUvao'a Rad i Weat Oouree of th* Wkiged Foot el. starling at 8 odor It. Soccer Coach Dick Danlel.«on .i./r Osgood and McCarthy. the 11th inning. 20th homer, tops in the majors. White aland want on to notch a 5-8 a «b . called Fe.'hTer ‘'One of the finest i iers. (61 Beet at being the right LacrI Stuff Burgee* waa stnick a glancing triumph over Police A Fir* laat 9 Don Willis ...... ’.300 .300’ 1-9-8-6 Although .\1,*1 Allen can t attend^ position. The Nutmegger tied xrith Boh. * golfer who** reputetton backs In the state. He could play , Nike ...... 1 , . .000 000 0-0-.3-0 llancheatar Country Club is night' at Waddell Field: Opposing due to a pre” ‘oua . engagement; 'anywhere. Wes po.sse.ssed the prop­ J ji '•'Jocko Conlon for tl) easiest to pitchers. Frank Kopcha (tight wa* built around his fiery tempqr Ynatnrdny’ a Homera Msdsen and Btdstuebner; converse with, (2) moat difficult planning a testimonial banquet in Jim Herdic w‘Il handle the public er apirit. atUtude and desire.” I Vaughn, Barnes and Grady. lAmgPBt Goal Made strikeoula) of Sullivan'i and Bob and club-throwing antic*, pro­ address s>>ter.i. Wait Schardt will Herald Photo by Finto to converse with and (3) No. 1 hoher o f Manchester High’s state nounced himaelf e changed nnen iSeaeon total In parentheaai 7'op Athli^les (U Cheney Tech Honored atBanquet Tlie well-built six-footer was s ’ championship golf team. Date will Constantine (10 atrikeoiiUi of coach the Docs wltii Herb Phelon lower of strength In the squad's i BoifiiK*. (iivrs, I’Vshler Kpceivrn CHURCH LEAGUE popoff. Second All-Star* Game Lexington, l7a. (Pi—Washington PAF both pitched well, giving up before laat year’* championahlp. 'American Lengna < leading the Lawyer*. be announced ahortly . . , Dev* He'a **iH UIHng about ralmneet Kalin*. Tiger* (11). Athlett of the year at Cheney Tech, Bob Rukus, center, was tlic recipient of the Bob thrilling 1-0 win over Oreenwich in I Heavy-hitting by Pau] Bielskl Now 43, DascOll has been in the and Lee sophomore John Dinkel Is four and five hita. raapectlvaly. ",‘ W f ahow for J1 seaeons. ' He la Turkington ia back again handling Gary Meacham and Conatantln* and eelf control. Nattonal Lengo* Slarkel trophy last night at the annual sports banquet at the Red Ember, in Bolton. Conunlttees have been an­ the champioaship finale at Ches­ itrlple and home run) and Frank ecorlng and publicity duties for hire. levs under Coach Elgin Zatui sky i tant runs batted in department i Bellitteri (home run! highlighted ,.. a popular figure on the chicken laying claim to the longest goal in accounted for all of the loser's bln- Tommy’s record since leal year'* Methewe, Bravea (20). nounced, with the following chair­ Moriarty’s in the Farmington Arranged for Aug, 3 Dick Bissclf, left, received the Nassiff Arms trophy for having “contributed the most men: l.ckets, Mrs. Harvey Paalel; And for his outstanding per­ after playing three games during with 16. Avery had 19. ' the knight* of Columbua’ 9-9 vic­ . and apagbetti, banquet circuit in collag* lacrosse. In a JV contest gles while Kopdia and Johnny victory hasn’t been Impreealv* but Alou. OlanU (8l. in sports to the school program." Looking on at the right is Sam Carilli, owner of the formance with the hooters We* the 1956-57 season. After getting into four game*; tory over St. Mary’* last night at j.r,'Connectlcgt during the winter Valley Baaeball League. Turk did Kopcha arid Higgins: Conalan- he exij^Bined: Kirkland. Giant* (7), printing. Mrs. Hero. Phelon; pub- a fine Job last summtr and when ageinat Augusta Military- Acade­ Red Ember who played host to all members of the varsity and jayvee ha.seball and ilclty, Mrs. James Herdic. refresh­ won the annual Albert V. Lindsay Won .AII-rCIL Hunur* during the 19.57 sea.aon. Feshler | Mt. Nebo. Three n’m* in the bottom > > raontha. ■ New York, June 9 (JP)—Details of the second major league my, DIfikel, W. A L. goalie, made a Sullivan'a ...... 410 OOx-5-6-2 "I haven't been playing ' too Stuart, Piratea (8). ment*. Mrs. EMmund Zaglio, Mrs. Award for “making the greatest was a regiilar the past tw o' of the aeventh overcame an 8-6 » • • • • the Gae House Gang was ehort- P A F ...... 008 000-3-4-2 much tournament golf. I've been BrlghL Pirate* (2). basketball teams. (Herald Photo by Ofiara) •Wes has yet to receive the an­ handed, he donned a uniform and All-Star baseball game this year will be worked out today routine save and ran with the ball Richard Law, Mrs. William Con- contribution to soccer st MHS nual Nassiff Arms Trophy for springs, winning tw’o letter* to run ; deficit. George May atroked a n During my travels In Florida to a poeition behind his own goal Kopcha and Higgins; Sonstan- playingg exhibitions end making a Kravitz, Pirate* (1), Ion and ti s. Thomas Baiiey. through hJa leadership, sportsman­ hi* total to seven for the three, single, double and triple and Bud around the Grapefruit I-eaguc each played . . . Ftalph Schumey haa when Warren Giles and Joe Cronin, presidents of the Na­ tine and Meacham. let oV appearancaa In atores and compiling a nifiy .333 batting baen named summer playground Somebody yelled, "Get rid of It.” Meni'-era o^ the Junior Auxiliary ship and team spirit both on and average with the MHS baseball sports in three years of athletic | Kelsey had, three hits to atar for ■ March I have come into contact tional and American Leagues, respectively, meet with Com- Dinkel heaved the ball downfleld. such place*. Joe Boare* of San Diego, Cahf., the Sainla. director in Rockville. Ralph, HiU-Fox, Chicago, M; Kali**, Meeting Tonight wiH assist m selling refreshments. off the fleld of play.” nine this past spring. He < ollcclcd .competition, with a number of players and misaioner Ford Frick. 90 yard* distant. The ahocked Hits Aaron, Mllwaukae, •• "But win or lose her*. I'm go­ Detroit, 67; RunnaU, Boiten, M, trainer at the Richmond, Va„ All proceeds will enter the Aux­ A member of the varsity soccer 22 hits in 66 official appearances Fe.shler has followed the college K of C ...... 141 000 3 9 I > managers ,in games worked by former minor 'league baseball AMA goalie came out to meet the ing to play a lot from now on.” All teams’ interested in arm in g player, i* a teacher In th* Vernon The game, to be played Aug. 3 the Central Fund of the* major Pinson, Clnclrinatl, 72; May* and Aparlcio, Chicago, 62; Taal^, team in the Intemalonal League, Other Sports a Rec summer outdoor wlleybali iliary Fun^. team for three years, Fesliler was to play a leading role in the club's prcpsralory course during his four •St. Man’ * ...... *01 000 4-8 bn* Daacoli. Rractically all players ball but it took a scoot past him While Belt haa been compara­ Moske and I^appen; O'Dell and achool ayetem. He’a a graduate of in the Los Angeles Celisaum. waa leagues. Cepeda. San Frejiclaco, 71; Tem­ BtUlmorc, Kuenn, Detroit and AJ- Is putting in hia 12th leaaon \vlth league are asked to have represen- Players wnll be wearing numbers co-captain of the 1958 combine overall 13-4-1 record. .Ml-CCIL years at MH.'i and only recently and managers that I discussed approved unanimously yesterday and sipped into the goal. ple, fXncinnatl, 67. tively Inactive, a lot of hia chat- llion, Waahington, 61. the Yankee organisation. Rich- w|>ich pasted a brilliant 14-0-1 received a four-year scholarship to May. umidring with claimed to a man Wiliimantie Teacher* College Th* leagues will use their share tatlvea present st a meeting to­ and scorecards .ill be distributed rlghtfleldep in 1958. Feshler i* a at a meeting with Frick attended for minor league support; for th* -^mond Is the Yankees' No. 1 farm Page 13 night 7:30 st the East Side at the gatV. won, lost and tied record, marking strong candidate for all-CCIL hon­ Trinity College in Hartford on the that.Descoli w'a* head and ahould- Frank Olekaak, who elao played St basis of outstanding scholarship H.ABTFORD TWI LEAGUE golf out of tho Mencheeter Coun­ by members of the Pension Com­ Association of Profetsienal Baae- tears;. Rec. the Aral time the school boasted ors this year as a third-baseman. - . era above his rivals, a* the beat mittee and major league player an undefeated squad since the and leadership ability. Scoring three runs in the sixth .-/'It all around umpire in the National. try Club, seared a hele-in-ona last baU Player* of Amorica, and for Tn addition to his batting prow-j and seventh Innings. Robinson repreaentalivei. the promotion and maintenance of The Camden Handicap \nctory sport began back in 19,11. ess. the popular MHS senior al.so 5* League. ' "H e ’s good and he weekend at th# Wetharefield for Vertex marked the ninth .Despite the hasketbaill team’s Builders overcame a 2-0 deficit to •■T'knows; it ” one manager told n;e Country Club. H* seed the 208 Frick said It will be possible to Juvenile baaeball programs. paced the Indian.* in. most hits. 22; The Yankees averaged 3,5351 score 8 6-2 win over Moriarty Bros, stakes win for the .Vyear-old hdrse poor 6-11 won and lost record dur­ doubles with six; total bases. 28 ■t'lone nioming. "That's perhaps yard I7th holt using e No. 2 iron. play the game without interrupt­ Robin Roberta, Philadelphia SOME DEALS ARE GOOD... fans for-14 exhibition games at Al i last night al Colt’s Park. It mark­ ing the regular schedule, thanks pitcher and one of th* players’ rep- with Sara Boulmetl.* riding. Ver­ ing the.1958-59 campaign. Peshler. (16 singles and,six doubles); and, Lang Field. St. Petersburg. Fla.. | irT'hls biggest trouble. But when • * . 4> tex was retired after the race due who scored only 36 points in 16 the least strikeouts aniopg the ' ed tha opener for both clubs. The I see hint out there calling balls to plane travel. Pressed as to reaentetlvea present at the meet­ last spring. None of ti'-' c -n cr'il ■ Oilers, who were siso outhit 11-7, Around and About whether the same teams would ing yesterday, said th* purpose to to a broken bone in his left fore­ game*, was lauded mostly for his regular*. 4. He wa* second only'to^ team* training In Florida ap­ --a n d s atrikes I never worry b«- SOME DEALS ARE BETTER, BUT;.. leg- defensive sbilitv. He won two let- (Taptaln Dick Avery in the impor-, got both of their runs in the fourth. TnAcauae I know that he'a the beet.” ' Dr. Ray Moasar haa been named compete in both games he said that which the new pension money will proached this figure. Dartny Renn, who recently com­ ____Beat_____ ball_____ amd__ strike___ _ caller____ in _ * UtUa League farm baseball would be revealed after the meet­ go has not bean -determined offl- pleted his freshman year at VII- the American League, according coach i'n Bolton. Th* local dentist ing today. It was assumed the oially. lanova, collected two hits for the is a former Manchester High and teams would be the ssme. It was th* judgment of the play-, locals. to th* poll published in this week's Sporting New*, is Ed Runge. Tops Fprdham University athlete . . . 'Frick said he already had com­ er repreaentatives and the pension Robinson...... 000 003 3-6-11-1 Win Sharpe has been named to fill pleted negotiations for radio and committee members, however, that Moriarty’s ....0 0 0 200 0-2- 7-1 at calling the shots on the bases '-is Hank Soar, another New Eng­ the unexpired term of lAlton television rights for the second most of the naw money would be Shivtly and O'Brien; Maneggia, Cowles on the Adviaory Recreation game. The agreement, with the used to pay for the back service Bellinghiri (7) and McGuire. lander, out of Pawtucket, R. I. Soar ia a former New York foot­ and Park Commission . . . Gene aame sponsor, calls for S250.000. obligations for old-time players’ the same suni as for the firat pensions and tn guarqntae full re­ REC SOFTBAU- ball Giant back. Johnson is batting Just over .200 Major league umpires are p«Ud to date with Eau Clairt, lyisc. in game. The regularly scheduled tirement benefits for the current Base hits and runa were plentl-i ame wtll be played in Pittaburgh ball players. fill last night at Charter Oak **'^weH tor their services but it'a a the Clast C Northern League. The Park when Finish 136 finally *profeaslon that few men want to local player recently welcomed his fuly 7. broke into the win column against "■■'tindartak* for a living. "You can’t second son into his growing fam­ The second game ia scheduled the Police, 18-13. The winners col- " b e a t tte hour*,” Tim Hurst, an ily which now also includes two for thia year only, and Frick said lecter 21 hits off Ken Barker and early Hampire, said years ago. But girls . . , Other Connecticut play- if it ia aucceiaful consideration Major L m q u #! 3 DAYS ONLY Al Whipple and overcame a 9-4 * ' the life of an umpire in the ma- era in the Northern League this then will be given to continuing it because it’s sensible to deficit after three inninga with a * TJora is no picnic. season include Hank Mora of Ber­ through 1960 and 1961' big eight run fourth frame. 1 ■ • • • lin and Chuck Parmele* of Had- Receipts of the second gam* will Amerioaa League BLOWOUT JUmpires p e not permitted to dam, both with-Fargo. N.D. Steve be aplit on the tame basis as pre­ Al Johnson collected a homer Batting—Kuann. Detroit. .853; t and a doiiblf, Carl Lorentzen a live in the same hotels as plsyers, Dalkowaki of New Britain with vail* for the first game —• 60 per 0HYtON SAfBTY triple and a double to lead the asaociations being banned during Aberdeen, S.D., and Pet* Sala of cent to th* Player*’ Pension Fund Kaline, Datroit, .382; Fox, Chi­ stay with the whiskey that’s light, gentle, always in good taste winners who sent 14 batters to the , . ,th# aeaaon betvveen the two part­ Hartford witl^ Grand Forks, N.D. and th* rerhaining 40 per cent to cago. .'327; Runnels, Boston, .322;' plate in the fourth. Don Logan's WooiUlng, Baltimore, .313. ■ RUps — Killebrew, Waahington, \ < pair of triples also helped the win­ ning cause. Ron Roberts, liirk 44; Y ^ t, Detroit, 41; Jensen, Bos­ Thurston and Buck Bycholskt ton, 39; Aparicio. Chicago, 37, HM safety tread dssigh starred for the Copper*. Power, Cleveland. 16. Finaat ...613 804 2-18-21-1 Winged Foot Fits Hogan Pitching — Wilhelm. Baltimore, \- Police . . , . 603 . 202 0 -1 3 - 9-2 9-0, 1.000; Larsen. New York, and Adams. Calhoun and Calhound Fischer, WashUigton, 5-1, j.SSS; and Wright. ^ Pappas, Baltimore, and 4 Bhaw, Barker, Whipple and Roberts. Chicago, 6-2; .714. 1 MDRIVm COMFORT a Lot of Other Guys Home Runs — Killebrew, Waah­ MEK'6 81'MMEB DOl’BLES ington 19; Cblavito, Cleveland, 14 .St**4in*, Maiharoneck, N. Y (NBA)— fm en ever to come out of Dublin.f with It* ertfully-eloped, , narrow Triandos, Baltimore and Lemon, W L. Pet. entrances to target greens, is Washington. 13; Jensen. Boston. N Klnler-J'. Morion ... ..3 1 .8S9 7r- Looking for an idea to illuitrat* Tex., didn't officially cop hi* firat T, 8alv*tore-J. Martin J .77* —at Loa Angelet Riviera in 1948— tailor-made for Hogah. But eo it Yost, Detroit end Allison, Wash­ K. Appleby-T. Chambers __.7 .] 77* th* 69th United State* Open until he waa 35. He received, how-' la for 15 or more other guys in a ington. 12. D Buckley-D.'Carpenter-....K 3 ,*67 A0SIDEWALL STYUNG 6 Chandler-J, Simmons ... .* ,3 RS7 TJ'; Championahlp on the femou* West ever, the **me medal for acquir­ field of 150, 131 of whqm had to Strikeouts — Score, bleveland, 12-Month Guaranteed A. Wilkie-.\, Twercly ...... ,6 4 5,36 Courae of Winged Foot, June 11- ing the /Wartime ''aubititute, the qualify. And how well will.Hogan’a 77; Wynn, Chicago. 70; Bunnlng, A. Fiehen-A Kalcelts ...... 3 6 333 Hail Amarica Open at Chicago 46-year-old legs carry him through Detroit. 65; Wilhelm. Baltimore. M Simmoiis-P. Simmons ...3 S 3,33 II, Murray Oldcrman, the eartoon- K. Beebe-B Gomlin ...... 3 « .333 Ridgemoor In 1942. That was when Mm through th* two l8-ho)e 57; Ford, New York, 60. A Cormiei-E. Doiiitherlv ..I 7 ^ iat, aakad; "How many of thee* he definitely aerved notice with rounds on .Saturday? On hia side New TireSafety... W Gleasoii-C. .Stolls ...... J 7 3.73 Nattonal League J. Peretto-F. Heart ...... t 7 333 7T. fuya win two year* in a row?” 72-62-69-68—271, 17 under, par. is the fact that the layout is I MYLOH DELUXE Week’s top pinners st the Manches­ .77," A ogick check of the record re- The more you dig Into Hogan’s level. , Batting ■— Aaron, Milwaukee, ( ter Bowlin* Green inclurtert Aastui .418; Burgeaa, Pittsburgh; .846; Wilkie 149-37* Tony Salvatore 1.11-131- ’’ 'veeled only five in -68 editions career th* more extraordinary h* Claude Harmon shot a practice 367. Don Carpenter 131-.3SS, Sonne '.j' throggh 64 years. The now legand- becomea. It wa* after Rlyiera, round from the - back teea in par Cepeda. San Francisco. .333; , S h e Chandler 146-387. Tert Chsmbers 141- -,..ary (Scot, Willie Anderson, bounced where'he eatabliahed the all-time .70, only to be beaten by Jay He­ Bouchee. Philadelphia, .328; Pin- > 357. Norm Kloler 127-,353. .Tim Mar­ son, Cincinnati aind Mave, San'' « :7 0 x is tin 136-347 anrt Al Falcetta 12.5.' ]__down in front in 163-64-05, when Open record — 67-72-68-69 —"276, bert's 60, Hogan'S 67 and MikS THE ALLSTAH ' mighty few played golf in this. that he beat hia near-fatal auto­ Souehak’* 66. Thia would seem Francisco, .827. • ‘ 'T% mim r ’"’5sountry and practically *11 who did mobile accident, missing a year of to Indiceto that the profeaeiohala Runs—Mathews, Milwaukee sind j i rolled thblr R’e. Johnny McDer- ■golf doing it. J s will tear the West Course epart, Maya, Sap Francisco, 48; Pinaon,' 6DDD 1.’ mott, the first outatanding home- Bantam Ben finished firat or which they won’t. Cincinnati, 46: Aaron,. Milwaukee, '> ‘I brjid, broke through in 1911-12. This I* reminded of Hogan’s. 64 41; Temple, Cincinnati and Cepeda, ' eecond six times from 1648 San Frqneiaco, 40. >, > The Immortal Bobby Jones pre-- .over Baltusrol’s'Lower (%urs* in INI^XPENSIYE through '56. He waa third at Dal'- , , Pitching—Face, Pittsburgh, 6-0,1 availed in 1629:36, Ralph Guldahl *1954, after which he predicted .^at 88 lae’ Northwood in '52, t^s/'beaten nn 1987-38 and (he incomparable i.OOOt ;Blston, Chicago and Rush, [ 6.70x15 transpdrtatidn by the unknown Jack Fleck In a the Open record would be broken. MUwaukea, 4-1, .800; MMell, St. i Ben Hogan in. 1966-51, - piay-off on the Lake-Course of It wasn’t'a s the iittle-knowii E)d' Tube-lhp* Louis, 7-2,,,778; PodreA Liot A n -1 Blaekwalt "What dooa that-prove?” askod the Olympic Club of San Fran­ Furgol and hid crooked left arm gelea, 6-2. .750. j . -SPECtALS! Each, Plu* Tax Olderman. cisco in '66, lost by a stroke at came home hitting every green Home^Rtma---Math*ws, Mllwau-r i ' "It ehowa,’’ rdplled Gene Bara- Rocheater Oak Hill in ’56 and waa with 7l;70-71-72—284— —.four Kee. 20; Aarpn, Miiwaukac, 15; 'S3 DODGE $29S ■en, "that you have (o be an ex-' kept out of tbe Toledo Invemoae above par. Hogan could have used Robinaon, Cincinnati, 14; Banka, AND YOUR OLD TIRE .4-Deor. traordlnary golfer to win the Open •how by pleurisy of the ■ chest tn that 64 at he soared to 76 In the Chicago and Cepeda, San Fran­ 18-Month Guarantee...Tyrex lame*. When you win it twice in a '67. At Tulea’e Southern Hills a third rounda to finiah in a tie. for cisco, 13. * 7.10x15 ^ ...... 13.88 Each, Plus Tax* 'SSFLYMOUTH $49^ row, you’re fantastic.’' year ago, he injured his left-wrist Bixth. Strikeouts—Dryadale, Lo8 An­ *PIus Tax and Your Recappable Hr* ■Station Wagon. "Whet, than’.’’ aqid Olderman. in practice, yet tied for 10th. It'e an altogether different story geles, 89; 8. Jones, San Franelaco, 6.00x16 ? ...... 10.88 Each, Plue Tax* SAFETY-CUSHIONS a^"doas that make Hogan7 Like when the bell rin n with the Unit­ 66;.8pahn, Milwaukee, 62; Micell, •AND YOUR OED TIRE 7 Taller-made for Ben 'S3 PACKARD $295 " only Anderson and Jons* before ed Statea Golf Asaoclatlon flag St. Louia, 61; Heddix, Pittaburgh, Winged “Foot’s Weat Coifrae, fluttering atop the clubhouse.. e Not a aecond . . . not a recap, but a brand hew tire BRAND NEW FIRST QUALITY 4-Door. f him, he’s won four Opens.” 58. . biBam , -■ "Anderson waa before my time." pt these low, low p’rice.s. 6.70XU WM.KM ' ® applied Saraxen, winner of' every • S i WtLLYS $145 Rayon cord construction for safer driving. Tuba-Tjrpa .5-Door. major pro title. ,!‘But I know! Jonea e Fit* 1B57-’S«->6I» too wall. I had to play against him. dHa was a ganius. Hogan waa the Racer Jim Rathmann Suffers Broken Back Model*—Ford-Cher, ■ Pl.ym 750x14 '52 OLDSMOWLE $295 4-De(or. taaat player I ever caw, certainly No Money the graataat preciaion golfer eine* Mthrauke*. June tv (A)— RaosABtate Fair Pailc on Sunday, when#Dimst as not too aerioua thoui AND voDR oto Tna: Plus Tax, Exchange ■ . , e fy a been around and Mat mean* driver Jim Rathmann of Miami, his ear landed atop on* driven by Rathmann will be in a east for ofi* '51 PLYMOUTH $195 elea* to 40 years.” month and dut of action for two. Down..k MADE WITH TYREX CORD 4-Door. . . ' Fla-, was in unhappy man to d a y - Richard Aihlck of 'MunCie, Ind. Ihiba-Type Biaekwall Tuhoiaaa BtaekwaU BesnarkaMe Beoord Dr. Dunet' eaid th* two email wings ♦ You get the Improved strength of Viscose tire cord end Utarally flat

r N MANCBBSTER EVENINO HERALD, MANCHE8TER, (X)NN. TUESDAY, JUNE 9, 1959 K o o ibs Without Board 69 Apartmoote—Flata— Sninmor Homoa tor Roat 67 Hon for Sale 72 HotUM for Salt Houaw for Sate 72 ^ffai Boyh- jlX X M w zm kttoben iprivUeges. Tenenonto CS BOLTON—a-famlly Capa o S on For 8sU 45 HoBSSlioM Coeds . I1 WATBRFRONT Cottage - Oovta- BOLTON—Beautiful five room I BBildliig-CqBtfBctliif 14 rUERE OUGHTA BE LAI^ BY PAGAJiY and SHORTEfii Caotrally ideated. BaMaa ec- DUPLEX, 4 roome, eutometic try Lake. Lota of privacy. Boat, (tope. 3 tile baths, baaaboart well landecaped acre. Amealte eepM . Mre. Doraey, 14 Arch St. nreplaea. Phone >6 f-7l49. NEW LUTOtO: — Bowers School drive. Large airy (ooma. Imma- 88x48 DRAWmO taMs: Dsaor BLACKSTONE automatie waaber, heat. Available July let. (ton Ml heat, aluminum storms, ./oodtd Wise Up, WiUya? ALL Tines of canantiy wwk excellent running conation. MI 9-e055. , lot. Only $13,tO0. Carlton W. area<—t ttaiahod rooms. OatK Ood. dlata [Occupancy one apartment. light. Beth adjuatabla. MI i-8816 (30VENTRY LAKESIDE COT Shad dormtra, complate<\ re- Call owner. MI 9-3968 doM. altoratiano, dormers, roof­ BuTufiifirAQ CAN «u9 rAT 9-1689. Hutchins. MI 9-5183. or m ing, poreboa, ate. Call Ml t-MBl. CvESVONE M 7m{ o m e f 4 OJVKCAtt wnw JOV, after I. •OOM TO RENT—Inquire et 58 TAOE, Modern interior. Available modelad kitchen, attached garage, 9>0879. BOMO'S O i VACAf»l POQ WHILE wi'Cf iDOtM •• Oerert Stieat. MI $.5047: FOUR ROOM duplex avelleble July flrat 8 waeka in Septamber only. MANCHESTBIt—4 loom expand- beautifully landecaped let. R. F. oarpotttry ioyoBoyoBovf ALSO-fAgAT* KLBCTRIC CLOTHES dryer. Lika , let. M l 9-8889. MI 4-1308. abla Capa, convaniantly located, $11,900—Flva room alngle home, t Risk a Smile LABOB eohafartahle pertlelly eli^ Dlmock Co., Realtor, MI 9-8848, net omrii dooa. Iw i i m and relia­ Bosta sad AeoMsnriM 46 (Iraplaca, not watar heSt, Imma- bedrooms, axcellant oondlUon. new. MI 94»00. coBatteaad room, avelleble gen­ or RiObon Murdock, Ml $*«673, ble workmanskte. Oau Itooeoe FOUR ROOMS for rent, 148 month­ o o t t a g Ib (or rent Mlsquamleut, dtate occupancy. Vkali price $18.- Barbora t n o o b , MI 9-7703. fenced yard, flo M to bua, schools, Ihompaoti, Ml l-ia is for eatl- FOR SALE—13 ft. Barbour run­ tleman only. Parittag. tl8 kfida' ly. Inquire at 88 (toarter Oak.St., R. I. Four rooms, walk!Iking aa- shopping. 8. A. Baechler, Realtor. about with ateering wheel and 800, Allca Clampet,. Realtor, MI- elutehad attac)w easa. t t y g h o rf. WRINGER Waahiiig machtae. Tplte. Baat. MI S-SIM. Mancheater. tanca to baach, hot water' 9-4648 or Mr. Johnaon MI 8-7887. MI 8-6969 or W. R. Smith, Aaoocl- m atn forward throttle, •has cknvas n (Ver Hal Boyls) too-aoon-olil grey lady wltk tha CLAaOFlBD ADVBRnSKBlENl DEPT. HOURS Good conation, $38. MI S4)$68 RockvlUe TR 5-8871. ate. Ml 0-8963. hoarted puraa. Honast: H m l - tmpnrvema cover with bows. 14 HP Bvinrude PLEASANT R(X)M — In private SIX R(X)M tenement, redecorated, Washington UP) — Wipe that 8:15 AJL to 4;80 PJl. BIDinDLL BOMB QUALITY . BUILT — 8(4 room NEW RAN(ai-Qhoico location. nau la not a dirty word. Tha Pbat idm oiw a motor .with cruise a day gas home next to bath, Ihowar. Free automatic gaa hot water, oil ateam CRYSTAL LAKE—Six room cot­ ranch, full basement with fire­ IMMEDIATE occupancy - Rrtek •ooWI off your face, wtUyat MOVING TO : perking. MI 9-0887. JBuUt-ta atovo and oven, oonier fire­ Offtca leU It go through tha nalla ragea. itoaOng and aiding exports. tank. Price $835. Woodbury, 88 heat. Convenient to ritopplng and tage for eeaeon only. All conven- place, plastered walla. (ul< Insu­ place, attached g o ro g o , ooyered overaiieif Cape. 6 rooms, 3 tile I’ve seen you eorunch peat a Server St. WEST COAST lencea, beach pririlegee, TR 5-ei8l almoat ovary day. Alumtaifin clapboards a spoelalty. ll(X>M FOR 1 or 8. (tompletely bua. Available July let, $86. Box lation. fireplace in living room, kaaa aa a aw * room for lady or couple, (toll Mra. occupancy. Charles Letperance, You don’t see people. You see haartbaat. If you itiil have one. _ akaald r n d U s ad tka V n S l D A f IT bulldtng and contracting, altera TEN H.P. Mercury outboard TO TAKE OVER p.m. m SHORTLY OUT—8(4 room ranch, motor. Good condition. $78. C. J. Morae. M f 8-6888. / M l 9-7630. potential pickpockets. Unfrown. Unanarl. Unzip your re­ — »*awr e BBUBS la Uma for tka aaat tkaor* ttons, addlttona, porchas, etc Spo- UNPAID BALANCE 8(4 ROOM a|iartment, centrally lo­ full basement, built in ’■ange. Morrison Paint Store, 888 Center R (X X LXD G B —-New 6 room lanbh. You don’t Hve. You hsts your­ sentments. Love. The aarty Ouria- 1 la n a a om M o for oato ONB taeorroe* or oaaittotf eiallsliw to cottagoa, garages, sid- Monthly Paymenta - rvi cated. heat, hot water, atova, re­ (XJLUMBIA LAKE— Small water­ COVENTRY — 118,600. (tontem- Must sell fast. Aa little as $000 St. n ic e l a r g e . front room / fur- 1(4 batha, attached garage v e n self Into gritty dual. • tiana knew the meaning o f th a t V aiiwllamiiait aaiUHa oaly to tko axtaat of a tags, duarantaed srorkmanshlp. $38.38 frigerator, $80 monthly. Adulta. front coUagea for rent. July porary ranch, 3 bedrooms hot down. Terms arranged, neii the niahed with refrigerator ail'd lava­ large living room, $19,000 R. F. Tee, It’s you I’m talking about— Whatever became of them, or of Mflna B m n wWek tfo aot teaaea tka oalaa H m s-oTsi. NEW FURNITURE MI 9-9859. through September. MI 94)788, la water baseboard heat, dishwash­ Dlmock (to.. Realtor, Ml 9A9'8, Eniaworth Mitten Agency, Real­ EIGHT FOOT Mtalmix hydro- tory. MI f-8081. 9-4939, M l S-3898, the you who can’t bear Uie reflec­ tha word ? t w f aot ko oanoctai ky •‘Baako gooT* laanttoa. lane, almoet new. 'Also 8 h.p. And Applimncea * — er, built-in range, one mile from or Robert Murdock, Ml 8-6478. Bar­ tors. MI 3.6630. FOR ALTERATIONS, additions, tion of yourself In a atore window. Okay, it’a raining. Don’t hunch 5ohnson outboard motor. Call HAVE BEEN Of STORAGE | '•® R(K>M f o r worltins' man, quiet CAPE COD efficiency cottages. Ac­ lake. Call owner. MI 9-9689. bara Woode, M l 0-rr08. cabinet work, garages, etc Call ■MONTHS */. nelghbothdod, near Main St. MI FOUR R(X>M tenement, flrat floor, I’ve seen you In a hundred olties, your shouldera like a brooding han. Oirardln Woodworking. Freo'eatl- MI 9-8466. central. MI 8-6872. commodates 6. $60 weekly covara I aold thia to a young eoupla S * 8-2822. TWO NEW CAPES—An oversized IV Lots for Sato 73 clutching .. your Utile worrleo, Walk In the rain. Stm t ta I t ’™ b?1S5SSS5id' ^ Dial Ml 3-2711 mates. MI 8-8883. averythtag Write P.'O. Box 864, foundation (34x86) and full ahed stroCting your petty grlevmncee in­ montha ago, but they are not g e t-,,, TWO R'OOM furniahed M>*riment. Or phone CY 6-1006, Wareham You’re waterproof. Let It bathe ELECTTRIC outboard motor with 18 ting married. piiBiUSANT>dngIe room, aeparate dormer provides five large fin­ NEW (toP B OOD-4Bhed d o rm e r- to disasters. you and soothe you, drenoh you MASON WORK-Chlmneys built entrance.^oentieman. Free park- Private bath, entrance, ^ . All Mass. 6-8 p.m. '■ Lost and Poaod Aoto DriTinf School 7*A volt battery, $36. MI 94)379. BLONDE BEDROOM * utilitiea. Adulta 84 Union St. ished rooms plus an unftnlahed ovsrslnd 84x86. Near were (COVENTRY-Large lot for sale. Wise up, -willyaT lif e ’s too short end re-baptlie you. The worst or repaired. Plastering work new Ing. M^/84[-4724. bath and bedroom. The Hvlng or old. Stone work all kindc. Call UVINO ROOM SUITE *' school — complete four. 818,400 (toll M l 9-6784. ______(or hatred. Ponder, a minute on that can happen to you la a head l/M T-lU dlo oontronod aiipjan*. MORTUXara Maaehoator's toad- Jack Carr. MI 8-7408.' 13 FOOT Kingcraft runabout, car- 5-PC, DDIHUYB SET \ '! THREE R(X)M completely . fur Wanted to Rent 68 room haa a fireplace 'ith pine (first deposit holds). R. F. that old wheeM. Even if pmu live cold and a dry-cleantag j^ . You’ll top boat, 1 year old, $98. MI paneled wall and bookcases. Din­ Dlmock (to. Realtor. MI 8-6348. «8” arango wliif, tag drlvtag aoluxd. Throe sklllod, “ Weatinghouae” Elec. Ref. pT.FAS ANT front room for 1 or 8 niahed apartment with bath. In- out your three scori. and ten— recover from both. ^ courtaoua tastrueton. d a n room COMPLETE — Carpentry work. 9-9379. •Caloric" Combination Rrjige cludea gaa, electricity and hot 3(4 OR 3 LARGE)—Room tpnt, gas ing room or extra bedr> im la Barbara Woods MI 9-7703 < .< Rob­ Resort Property for Sato 74 which you won't, at the rate you're toat May * . Rawanl. Col’ KW- gentlemen. Parkii^. 64 High St. And you may discover, or re­ tta Fair, Ml t-MM.______tastmotiaqa to r 10, IS, IT ye Roofing, siding, dormers, recre­ "Maytag” Waaher * water. Private entrance and car stove and refrigerator (u'rnlshed. just off a large bright kitchen ert Murdock MI 8-9473. using up yo'! vUal j-.iloea— there with lots of cabinets. Cergmte member, the meaning of purity. olds. Tolephono Mr. Mocum ation rooms, room additions and BnUdins Msterials 47 "Bmeraon” Televlalott Set ■ p y . (toll between 6-7 p.m. only. Reaaonable. Central location, (X)VENTRY-Plne Lake, 6 room Isn’t time for hatred. IiOST->My wallot at WWto ® « f •* Disaetor e t Drivar Wneatlon. lathing. Ed Stasiak, n 3-7864. "Hoover” Vactaim Bosrders Wsnted 59-A TR 5-3646. (toll MI 9-8978 between 9:30 and tile bath has colored fixtures. year round home plus holiday I’rj watching ?| ou go past on the Slow down. Straighten up. This BOH Saturday at a wod^Jg. Jw MI 0-7S08. Alao included SeaJy lnne*aprtag 3:80. These two homes are located In pleasures, boating, fishing, swim: street aa I sit here at a typewriter. is your world. Enjoy It Don’t ALL TYPES—Of. carpentry work WEEKLY SAVINGS LIST FOUR ROOM apartment with ga­ .-an older residential . qjcea (Bow­ HILLSIDE MANOR, Vernon - »«144 mtrinlnga from Mattreai and Box Spring, "Alex.r, a t t r a c t i v e room for working mlng, 100 yards from lake. Lot You don’t look good. You’re look down your nose at strangers. done. Alterations. Dormers, roof­ Help Wanted— Male 36 Artidea For Sale • 45 rage. Bath with shower, oil heat, Choose your own high wuode** lot. wart. ATTENTION toonagora—Agaa U Privato Instructions, 28' Tamp. Peg Board. 4x9 13c oq. ft. ander Smith” Ruga, Lampa, Ta-v girl. TV and phone pririlegee. ers School) so the lota-Af* 'not 100x100. All for $8,600. CaU Pf- grey, even when young—:although They’ll only look book at - you. to 18. We teach. Ctaaa room, Start ing, porches, garages, etc. Work Dloappearing Stalrwaya 838.98 ea. nice location. MI 6-2337. Bosiiiess Property for Sale 70 huge but - Ideal (or upkeep City For your new Ranch, Split or Cto- 2-7216. U )« T -« A 8 8 BOtHC B-SIOS. Sav- U.S. CIVIL SERVICE tests! Men- PART-TIME furniture salesman FOR PROMPT delivery o* rich hlta, Kitchen Cabinet, inlaid a n d f B ^ d dptionil. Very central. M - you M-obably we e born old. Glare at the world— as I Just saw now, We teach adults 18 to 00. laranteed, free estimates. Call Birch Plywood 44c aq. a few other artidea. % water and sewer. A tot o ' house lonlu. R. F. Dlmock (to.. Realtor, you doing—and It win onap at liM Dopartmont of the ConnocU- women 18-83: Start high as 196 (Thursday evenings and Satur­ loam, sand, steme, gravel ■ ad tUi. 8-6745. FIVE ROOMS, second floor o4 MANCHjuSTER— ^Iiree acres of for $18,400. 10% down payment. MI 9-8348, or Barbara Woods, MI You ruah all the time, to dee- Free homo pick-up aervloa. Throe 8-1448 after 6 p.m. Corner Cabineta $85 ea. Phone Me Immediately your heauu Take the world aa It eot Baiik * Truat Company week. Preparatory training until days). Apply ta person. Marlow's, Call Ml 8-8608. . Manchester Green hohie, on bua commercial or Industrial land. F or appointment anytime • Phone ' 7703, Rohan Murdock, MU r 6473. Unatlon nowhvre. What'a the hur­ Instructors, no walttag. Ca.'1 Mr. 6 Panel Col. Doora from $8.95 ea. SAMUEL ALBERT, Rartfort Suburban for Sato 75 ls-:-with a grain of aalt and a ' Mata Stnet Offlco. Application appointed. ’Thousands of Jobs Irie,, 967 Mata St. Combo I^ra from $14.95 ea. line, (toll MI 9-8201 or MI <>-1302. Has 4 room house on premises. Bob Agnew, McCarthy Enter­ ry ? The grave wtll c’ ’..u you soon Miclette, Mamdiester Drlvtag CLOTHES l i n e poles tnstalled, CH 74)858 any time up to 8 p.m. . Wanted-—Rooms— Board 62 Phllbrick Agency, MI 9-8464. enough, and the grass wtll grow doliup of love— and the world Will mado for paymant______Academy. PI S-TSM. Roofing— Siding 16 open. Experience usually unneces­ Caaementa from $43 ea. prises, MI 4-0988 or MI 8-6878. vn (X5VBNTRY — Laketront cottage sary. Free information on Jobs, YOUNO m a r r i e d man part-time all sizes old poles reset, reason­ See It Day Or lilght unhurried to ct-ver you. enfold you, pointing the way to 8d S ISd Com. Nalla $10 per ke~ If you have no mCaha of trana- WANTED—Room and board for with , fireplace, completely fur­ HtynCE 18 HBHKBY given that salaries, requirements. Write to­ for light factory work. 8 a.m .-13:80 able. New battery, jack. Ml >7 Bosimas Lo^tlons FIVE ROOM—Ranch, 3 bedrooms, CSbVBNTRT—4(4 room ranch with Try strolling. Start earlier and heaven. lARSON'S OonneoUeut's flrat II- RAY’S ROOFINO OO., ahlngls and Exotie'Wall Paneling portation, I'll aend my aiito for v young, single college graduate, nished. Lot 60x175. Price $7,800, • P a n Book No. K-1SS3 iaaued hy day! Lincoln Service, Pektai 80, noon. Also 13:30 noon 4:80 p.m. 9-13S3. Farm and Land for Sale 71 1(4 baths, full cellar. Ideally sit­ carport, beautifully landsca).:d lot, take longer. Risk a omlle now and So endeth today’s sermon, which cenaed driving school .rained. .. built-up roots, gutter and oondue- from 34c aq. ' you. No obligation. coming to Mancheater about July for Rent 64 Shown by aj^lntm ent. Pl-one Ml tha S a v lm Bank of Manchoater IlHnoia. ^ Apply Kaklar Toy 0>., 60 HllHard 3 uated In Jarvis Acres. Buckley amesite drive, perfect condition then—even a leciet'Inward smile. never would have happened if Certified and approved, la -^ow of­ tor work; roof, chimney repairs. POWhJK MOWERS—Toro. Jacob Wa will beat our competitora 1 , to take local employment, (toll BOLTON—Approximately 6(4 acres 8-6273. Brae-Burn Realty. h n beonToot and n>pUeatlon haa fering claaeroom and hehted St. A - L - - B —E—R-^T— 'S . STORE FOR RENT, exceUent lo­ School area, i ftoll owner Ml- F. Dlmock (to.. Realtor. Ml Work up, or utward, to a smile your reporter and/or paator had Ray Hagwaow, Ml 9-3314; Ray sen, Yssoo and Snapplitg Turtle advartiaed pricaa by at leaat 5%. MI 9-4867 between 9 and 6, Mon­ of land with 660' frontage. Ideal boon mado to aald bank for pay* wheel taatnictlon tor Managers. 48-45 a LEYN ST.. HARTFORD • cation 500 square ft., alr-condt 8-0096. 9-8246. al aome total stranger. Even me. not gllmpaad hlnuelf In a store Jackson. Ml 8-8838. SIGN MAN for trucktas depart­ Reel and rotary: Also ridtag mow day through Friday. location. Reaaonable. S. A. Beech- LAKEFRONT—Lots and lota 4vith mont of the amount of depoolt. MI e-eoTB. ^ Wanted— Instructions 30 NOBODY — BUT NOBODY OPEN NIGHTS TILL • P.M. i . timed optional. Tel. Ml 8-1191. We won't misunderstand. Wa'll window mirror today, scowling, ment. Can have own account. Un- ers. Parts and servlee. Capitol SAT P.M. - ler. Realtor, MI 3-6969. FIVE ROOM RANCH—Full base beach prlvfleges. $180 and up. OOUGHUIjl ROOFINO Company, UNDERSELLS NATIONAL 6 vm Terms. Also older hornet. Cai stop being saddened by the sight raahed an4 ornery for no earthly N O nC B IS HKREBT given that usual opportunity for experienced Equipment Co., 88 Main 8t„ Man FOR BUYERS W m f r>ASH, COMMBIRCIAL bualnest or offt(m ment with fireplace. Plastered tac. Aluminum aiding, aa^alt- Michael Elkin, TRiangle 8-8147 of you. reason than puce unnecessary epa- Paaa Book N6. 43814. iMued by WXNTBD—TUTOR for high school man. Cfall Wooc&and WoocHi Auto ^ n t ' Chester. MI 8-7968. SPECIAL DEALS Apartments— Flats— apace (or rent. Up to 6500 square walls, fqll Insulation, targe liv­ tniD E R OONSTRUenON. :iew 8(4 asbaatos roofing. Also aluminum, Holues for Sale 72 or TR 8-8248, Try joy, young man with the sedness. ■nia Savinga Bank of Manchester Garage—Serried—Stongd 10 subjects. Call MI 9-8883. tag Co., 1308 Burnside Ave. -East COMBINATION GAS heating and Tenements 63 feet. Will aubriivlde. Main Street. ing room with fireplace, hot room ranch, basement garage, galvanised or ctmiar guttara and ASPHALT MIX in bags $1.70. NATIONAL LUMBER, INC. has boon loot and application has Hartford, JA 8-0300, gas cooking stove. MI 9-2187. Located near O nter. Plenrt of $18,800 BEAUmrUL three bedroom water oil heat, ceramic tile choice location, bullt-ta sto'-e and ANDOVER — Six room newer FOR RENT—Large tobaccr shed leaders. Ml S-770L Driveway sealer $1.80 gallon. .381 STATE STREET ------— ------*.':y f o u r ROOM apartment for rent. been made to said bmik for pay­ parking. Phone MI 9-6329 or MI ranch ceramic bath, bot water bath, garbage disposal, combina­ oven, ceram ic tile bath, amesite house, breeseway and garage. ment of the amount of deposit. on Tolland Turnpike Buckiand. EXPERIENCED painters wanted. Loam $3 per y asi. $1 per uag. Hot NORTH HAVEN. CONN. WESTINGHOUSE electric stove,, Heat, hot water, gaa (or cookta*', Car- Bonds—Stocks Mortgages 31 8-7444. heat, full cellar, lalYa woodeC lot tion wfndowB and doors, city sew­ drive, completely landscaped lot. Excellent condition. Agents v/el- Call J. T. Daly, JA 7 ^ 1 . ROOFING ------81D1NO.. .— painting Call in person, 44 Bayberry Road, mix asphalt, crushed stone, CHeatnut 8-3147 excellent condition, automatie • alectric refrigerator and gaa $18,000. R. F. Dlmock Co., Realtor. itry. Alteratlona and addlUons. Carlton W. Hutchtaa. Ml 9-818X erage and water, amesite drive, come. CaU anytime. PI 2-8088 A bout T o w n N O nC E IS HB3RKBY given that IMPROVE YOUR CREDTT — A Grastonbury, between 9 and 7 n.m. gravel. Nussdorf Asphalt Plant, timer and clock, $75. Hound pine t. atova. (toll MI 9-4071 or M j 9-8779. LARGE PLEASANT store, excel­ large lot. One owner. Immediate MI 0-5345. Union Ends Pass Book No. 4370?, issued by multitude of monthly payments 667 North Main St. MI 8-2437. dropleaf table, 4 captain’s chairs, \ from 6 to 7 p.m. lent for grocery, TV, or appliance 6(4 ROOM (tope (tod, ahed lormer occupancy, $18,680. 4(4% mort­ toad. A. A. Dion. Ihe.. % Autumn Dfamonds—Wstehl (XJVENTRY—Four rooms and Mrs. Bopilos M. Maher, , 7ii The Savings Bank "of Manchester Motorcyclee— Bterrles 11 may be lumped into one second BOYS FOR SUPER MARKET $40* Call MI 8-6264. aalearoom, etc. Good aize front tile bath, fireplace, open $tal ■ gage may be assumed. Charles S t MI 8-4860. PICNIC TABLES 6’ $16.96 up, 9’ 48 4(4 ROOM, fully furniahed apart­ bath, closed In porch, 2-car ga­ Church 8U and Mrs. Frances h n been lost and appiTcation haa mortgage with payments of only WORK Jswsirjr windows. 8110 monthly. Cell after case. Hot water oil heat, recrea­ Leiperance. MI 9-7620. rage, amesite drive. Owner. Price been made to said bank for pay­ $19.96 up. Sturdy, braced, eon- TWO CUSTOM built twin Lawson . ment, centrally located, heat in­ Cashion Taylor, 200 Mapla 8t, re­ 1967 HARLEY—Sportster. Can be FOR ANY TYPE of roofing, aiding $23.25 for each 11,000 you need. 5, MI 9-1680 or MI 9-3549. 99 Sum tion room porch. Shads trees, BOLTON—Ansaldl built Tolonlal. 7 $8,600. Will carry mortgage. PI Walkout at ment of the amount of deposit. seen at 160 Gardner St.. Man­ Btruction. 2" western Hr. Deliv­ LEONARD W. YOST. Jewatar, ra- sofas, toast color. All nylon fabric, ■> cluded, $90. (toll MI 9-6809. mer St. ^JULONUI*-? room older home rooms, 1(4 baths. Nice location, ceived their master of arto da- or remodeling call Mancheater Dial CH 6-8897 and ask Frank Full-time produce boy, exper­ paira, adjuata watchaa evpartly. foam rubber. Cost $800 new. $100 good condition. Charles I1' work Burke or Mre. Carter how. Con­ Reaaonabla pricaa. Open dally. each. Excellent condition. Ona FOR RENT—4 and 5 room apart­ necticut Mortgage Exchange, 18 available. MI 6-8444. FOR SALE-Rent. Equipped soda bedroom and full tile bath, " bed­ MI 9-8348. leyan Unlverslt/a commanoamant Paaa Book No. 68384, Issued hy guaranteed. Free eatlmatea. MI Thuraday aveninga. 139 Spniea year old. TR 6-9496. ] ments. Adulta. 709 Main. MI- shop, luncheonette, 188 Sprjce St. Rubber Co. Lewis St., Hartford. 1 Part-time grocery boy , t FIVE FAMILY, cabinet Wtehens, rooms and l>6lh on second floor. exarcises Sunday. Mrs. Maher la a The Savings Bank of Manchester 9-8983. SELF PROPELLED 30” Toro Straat Ml 9-4887. 8-2068. Manchester, (toll EXport 9-60tti i^anted—Real Estate 77 Biuiness Senicee' Offered 13 CUSTOM MADE 3-piece parlor set. tile batha, copper plumbing. Bx- Close to schools. July occipancy. xvm teacher at Barnard Junior Higk has been loat and application haa Apply rotary mower, now $99.96. (R ^. Saybrook. celent conation, net return on In­ Price, $18,800, Earle S. Rohan, $189.96 discontinued model). Mar­ Good condition, iHrirst reasonable COOLER LIVING! IF YOU HAVE a home to sell and ((tonttaued from Page One) School and Mre. Taylor toachea in been made to said r^k for pay­ ELECTRICAL work by Walt Zema- Help Wanted— Female 35 vestment nearly 18%. (torlton W. Realtor, ML 3-7438. 4(4 ROOM RANCH, like new. Are Ban Bernardino, Calif. ment of the amount of deposit. Roofing and Chlmneva 16>A FOOD KING low’s, 867 Mata St. Gftrden— FSnib—Daily offer. MI 9-1684. New Buburban realdential 8(4 MAIN ST.—Store arid office space place, ceramte tile bath, amealte want prompt courteous service, nek. Prompt efficient service. Hutchins, MI 9-8182. which was not atmek this spring. WANTED—For July and August, Protlactli 50 room apartment, private picnic (or rent.' Ideal for doctor, one drive, attached garage, full price call Clesxynskl-Felber Agency. Guaranteed workmanship. MI ROOFING—SpeelallBlng repairing Ctorner Hartford Rd. and Puig St. Goodyear or Firestone, all firsts SEVEN-PIECE mahogany anlng.,, area. 15 minute to Hartford kU 8-1409. MI 9-4291. , 9-8876. woman to go to Watch Hill, block from hospital. Suitable for $18,306--1986 SIX room Ore- HOMES FOR YOU $11,900. R. F. Dlmock Co.. Realtor Goodyear agreed to its union con­ Tha Italian Amtrlcan Ladiea roots of all kinds. New rooft, gut 8-8 p.m. Saturday, June 13th n6t retreads NATIVE ASPARAGUS for canning room set. Thor Glad Irons man-..j bridge, half block to park and any type of business, (5all MI Auxiliary will hold its last matt­ Aimoniieeinents Rhode Island, to do waitress giv. MI 8-8110. '' ' place, birch cabinets, bml{ioard kd 9-5246, Robert Murdock, M! tract covering 23,000 employss 18 ter srork, chimneys clssned. r>- 600x16 $8.98 ex. or freezing, $8.76 per crate of 34 awimming pool 9-4090. heat, awutaga, aluminum torma, $17,500. 3 apartments 4 And 6 BUY — SELL — TRADE ing of the seaeoh tomorrow niitot RAOIO-TV REPAIRS, any m aka- work and light laundry tor small WANTED—3 all-afound carpenterr 3-6473, or Barbara Woods, kd hours after the Goodrich and Fire­ FOR SALE—Public AocUoh. B ’nai cars. ampllflara, phonograirtu and palred. Aluminum siding. 80 family. MI 6-7311.. 670x15 110.98 ex. bunchea, 12 bunchea for $3. Sea- MI'9-4824 garage, ahade trees. Carlton W. Garage. Good home for you 9-7702. Want to sell your property? at 7:30 at the Italian Ameriban for steady work. New homes. In­ 710x15 812.98 exi aon la predicted to be abort. STORE FOR rent—19 Maple St Greenwood, tac., will buy for all Israel, 88 Talcott Ave„ Tuesday, changara. Over 47 years total ex­ yaara’ experience. Free eatl FOR SALE—20 cubic foot diest — Hutchins, MI 9-8182. and yours. Doctors—Den­ stone walkouts began. d u b . mates.. Call Howley, MI 8-6861, MI quire on job, Ansaa Heights, or 760x15 $14.95 q.\. Farmer'a Market, 819' E. Middle >( TWO ROOM (X)TTAGE—Furnish­ Apply Manchester Savinga and tists, please note! cash .or work out a trade Quick June 8, 7 p.m. Everything from perience. 90 days guarantee on all call MI 9-8800 after 6 p.m. type freezer, $100. MI 9;0421. xm U.S. Rubber Co., other member used c a n to furniture knick- work. Potterton’a. Ml 8-4887. 8-0768. EXPERIENCED SEWING Whitewalls add. $8.00 Tpke,. MI 94)474. ed, one person. Trees, private, Loan office, 1007 Main St. ! WAPPIN(3—Large 6(4 room ranch, mcUoii aaoured. (toU and get our of the big four, signed with the COLE’S DISCOUNT CENTER $18,81)0. 8 ' rooms and bath. Ga­ Tha Nayaug Yacht Club will knacks, etc. Mr. Reed Auctioneer. THREE-PIECE bedroom set, wal-q parking. New Bolton .Road MI- breezeway and garage. Custom WEST SIDE—New listing. Two- deal, no obUgation. union on May 2 after Its 28,000, pro­ GONDEIR TV Sales and Service. MACHINE OPERATORS 436 CENTER MI 94)980 NATIVE — Strawberriea. Picked 3-8889. ' built. Six years old, large lot. Sell­ rage. Good house. Friendly family, 4-4 duplex, 3 twin-slse bed­ meet Thursday night at 8 o’clock Help Wanted—> freah daily. 49c quart and up at nut veneer. Ideal for cottage, $28. ' Houses for Rent 65 ^ GREENWOOD. INC. duction workers had been out on Servicing TV, auto, home, hl-fl Heating and Plumbing 17 (toll MI 9-0279. „ ing under FHA, Appraised for neighbors. rooms, exceUent location. Handy in the High St. School, High St, Male or Female 37 LAWN Mower Sharpener equip- Farmer'a Market, 819 E. Middle THREE ROOM—Apartment cen $17,500. Phllbrick Agency kU Ml 3-1577 strike for three weeks. South Glastonbury. PeraoB Sls Quarter of century of satlafled AND TRAINEES SIX R o o m Duplex, quiet people. to bua, church and shopping, 'lood service. M l 9-1488, M l 8-3781. 8. WATSON. PLUMBING am* Heat­ , ment and parts. Cartip trailer Tpke. Ml 94)474. FOR SALE—Full eize kitchen gas ' trally locatrt "car ehoppinc* area 9-8464. $13,250. 7 large rooms on great big The Goqdiich - and Firestone an’'d 180 ft, 220 service cable. Call References. 113 Wells At. MI- lot. 2 car garage, (tountry tnvestment property. Priced to sell ARB YOU (XINSIDEPJNC VACUUM CLEANERS repaired In ing contractor. New Installationa, ARE YOU LOOKING stove, first $15 takes It. (toll after ■* and on bus. $65 per month. Heat 118,200, R. F. Dlmock Co., RealU^ strikea have coat the two com­ H ost and Ladder (to.. No. 1. ELECTROLUX OWNERS- Prompt Apply Manchester Modes, Inc. MI 9-4868. STRAWBERRIES—Pick your own, 9-1702. ON 3(4 ACRES fertile land, 6 living in town. BELLING YOUR PROPERTY? my own home kbop. Forto vaara alteration work and repair work. FOR A GOOD 8 p.m. MI 8-0777. Included. Box "L " Herald.. MI 9-6245, or Barbara Woods, kC’ panies about 1(4 million mon-daya Town Fire Department will hold friendly aervlea on your Blaotro- 25c quart. Bring own containers. rooms, breezeway, double garage, We will appraise your p**jpertt of work and uptvard of flve mil­ factory axperlenca. All makes, low Ml 9-8808. $12,600. Duplex S and 8. Garage. 9-7702, Robert Murdock, kd 8-8473. a drill tonight at 6 o'clock at tha lux (R) cleaner. Ciek up and da- Pine St. PART TIMj: JOB??? REFRIGERATOR in good running Michael Kury's, French Rd.,. Bol­ THREE ROOM—Apartment fur­ 3 ceram ic batha, fireplace, 3 tree and without any oUlgation. lion tires. Hie workers have loet rateA free estimates, free pickup $34.80 guaranteed for 3 evenings condition. Ideal for cottage. Alao ton, off Route 86. nished with parking lot. Avail- 4(4 ROOM house! heat and hot New furnace. Move right Wa alao buy property for cash. firehouse. and delivery. “•Mr. ‘ Millar, JA livery. Can Blaotralux authorixed Wanted—>To Bujr 68 water. MI 3-5735. miles. Carlton W. Hutchins, MI $14,300—ExceUent condition, ex an estimated $35 million in wegea. Manchester, Conn. work, ^ r helpful, Call Pj 2-6663, boy’s 26” bicycle Reascmable. aUe im m eaately. MI 3'-644l. 9-8132. in ! Member Multiple Listing M904. tales and aervlea. HI 8-0848 o f JA Moving—Trucking- cellent buy, 6 room Cape at 57 Firestone and Goodrich produce 3-0108. Pleaaa adi tor Augustii.r HArrison 8-33M. Call M l 9-977i. STANLEY BRAY. ReaRor Household Goods 51 WANTED TO BUY . »-4’ S li ROOM Ranch home, attached LOOK! Beautiful building site. Englewood Drive, 8 or 4 bed about one-fourth of the industry’s Kamlenald. Storage 20 Good used naalabie fnrnltnra, FIVE RO O M . flat, second ..floor, MAN(7HESTER—S room (tolonial BRAE-BURN REALTY 88o WASH—Do it yourself. Lucky SHIRT PRESS—Operator, experi­ BLACK AJ DECKER - Electric garage, oil heat, unfurnished. Surrounded by fine *-<-mes. rooms, large kitchen, plaster tire output. Becauee automobile Lady SeU-Sarvica Laundry, 11 -also small uprlglit and aptaet ^ sufiporch.. Garage. References, re­ ranch, 4 large bedrooms. 3 full kO 8-6378 Legal Notice AUSTIN A CHAMBERS Co. Local ence not necessary. Apply In per­ Situations Wanted— Jackhamnier with tools and.case SALE 1-8 OFF on wtUpsper. WaU quired. Adulta only. No pets. $75 Adults preferred. MI 8-6551 after (31ty water. City sewer. walls, ceramic bath, aluminum manufaotureCe and dealera stock­ Mama St. (acroas from Flrat Na­ HAROLD * SONS Rubbish Ramov son New Model LaunOy. 'S Sum­ planas. T 5 p.m. baths, built-in oven and range, 3- amoving, pacldiig, storage. Low Female 28 $180. We rent most anything in tiles 4e a tile. Kentlle, from 7e ^ r month. Phone MI 9-0462. storms, amesite drive, must be SELLING YOUR HOME? Fbf piled ’, heavily In aniticlpaUon o f AT A COURT OF PROIOBATE. h4M tional Store'Nrktag Lot). al—Paper and aahea Call MI mit 8t. • car garage, choice location. Phil- seen. May assume large 1(4% 8-4034. Tates on lant distance moves to the small tool and equipment each. Green Paint and Wallpaper, brick Agency, Ml 9-8464 prompt, afflcient, courteous serv- strikes, - the extended' shutdown at Msneheeter, within SM a (or toe 48 sUtas. &a 8-8187. CLERK TYPIST, mature, deairea line. Open evenings and week­ at the Green. .. Watkins Used Furniture t r THREE ROOM furnished apart­ MADELINE SMITH, mortgage. Call now. Paul J. Cor- District of Manchester, OnD the 5tb dar WANTED--Rtde from West Side OTL FRIDAY—Wanted. Good /iSaburban for Rent 66 Iva and appralalng without obliga­ has not yet put any major squeeze of June, 1969. CONNIE’S TV and Radio Sarvica, part-time position. I^one MI ends. A-P Elquipment, 945 Center Exchange ment with bath. Residential zone. 7 ROOM Colonial, 1(4 baths, ga­ rentl. k d 8-8868. to State Offlee Building, Capitol Dobkkeeper, good typist fxtras. Only 316,700 culation In aald Diatrict. at leaat five put on the market by a Tokyo PAINTER and paparhanger, deco- MEAT WRAPPER , 'f Fireplace, storm windows and mentT Had a repoasesalonT r>an^ paired. All work guaranteet Free . rating. Good clean job, reasonable OLKANEO and [NNTALLED. 16.900— 6 room oversized Cape, dava before the day of aald hearing- company. It is 2.4 inches long, 1.8 give up! See Douglas Motora, get ■15 Oak Street screens, fenced yard, city. utili­ LAWRENCE F. FIANO and by mailing on or before June 8. pick-up and delivery. We also price. S. Yencha, MI 94)914. after . Full and Part-time car garage, 4 bedroom possibil­ t9S9. by certified mall, a copy of thia inches wide, less, than an inch tha lowdown on U>e lowest down FOUR ADORABLE kittens need LARGE BABY carriage and mat­ ties. Bua. schools, shopping with­ BROKERS kU 8-2766 sharpen axes, scissors, chisels, 5. Open Thursday evenings until 9 • SlEWERS ity; order to F.Iltolt W. Kntghl. BR May­ thick, and weighs 2.4 ounces. It is and smallest payments anywhere plaher blades and knives, ^'irmo ApjHy home. Call after 5. MI 4-8147. tress,* $12. MI 6-3274. in walking distance. Immediate Paul P. Fiano kU 3-0458 flower Road. Needham. Mare.: Francia operated by a standard dry-^ell DWrtATION Not e small loan or Onance com Closed Mondays MAfTIINE OLEANQD occupancy. Reasonable priced. 16,900~:6 room colonial, park-like Knight. Andor Rriad, Mancheater Moske. MI 8-0771. PROFESSIONAL paper hanger. Conn.: Harriet K. Judd. Colbv Circle battery and, can function over pany plan. Douglas Motora, 888 Workmanship guaranteed. For FOOD KING FOUR SINGING canaries about 1% BOOKS. INDEX file, storage Owner -MI 9-0632. yard 500’ in depth, immaculate BOLTON years old. Good buy. Call after 7 Newlnrton, Conn.: Mildred K. Llak range o f 100 yards. TO BIDDERS Mata Street TYPEWRITERS—Repaired, ’ rent­ froe estintetes citil collect Col-j corner Hartford Rd. and Pine St. shelves, defroster timer, large • INStALLATiON. 15,200—6, room Cape In preferred ($10,900) . f 1607 Metropolitan AVe, ,tnt. No. IF, p.m. MI ^384. mirror, drafting Instruments and BEAUTLFUL—5 room ranch, 1(4 Bowers school' area, recently Bronx 6J. New York: Jamee A Sealed propocale for the con- ed, sold and serviced. 479 E. .Chester LEhlgh 7-8708, Ask for| SPECIALIST Cook Drive IF YOU ARE looking' for a good Middle Turnpike. MI 9-8477. Dick Gregoire > 3-8 p.m. Saturday, June 18 lamp. Miscellaneous gilts and baths, enclosed breezewa-* with paintcd.rfiriced to sell. Knight. 30 Agnea Drive. Mancheater, stniction of the North Junior High GERMAN'Shepherd pup for sale; ■ 3 car garage, amesite drive, oil Four room ranch Conn. clean used car, regardless of household items, - mahogany book­ 28.900— 8(4 room Colonial newly JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge, School, Mancheater, Oonnactlcut, make, year Or model, w* have ALL TYPE SCREENS—Rewired EIXTERIOR painting In Manchea­ 6 l e RK —. For diversified work in, $30. Inquire 473 Keeney. St., any case. MI 3-6887 after 6. LOAN h«at, baseboard radiation, ap­ Plastered walls in eceordenee with plane and opad- .time. ODLTIVATEp. CLEAN Town an# Coa|try proximately 1(4 acres lot, large constructed off Porter St.. 3 car Aluminum combinations NOTICE them. We have cars from 878 to with aluminum. Fast, service. ter and vicinity. Free estimates. established insurance agency attached garage, thia homt must LIMITATION ORDER fleetloiis pnpored by Bbbeto, Frid Must be willing to accept respon shade trees. Priced at a low fig-' Large garage AT A COURT OF PROBATE, held 83,600. Over 80 to choose from. New screens' ta'ade' »ir also. George Farr, MI 9-9229. ’ f l a t FIELDS'roNE. Weal for TOBACCO FIELD LOAM be seen to appreciate many ada PUBLIC HEARING A Prentice, Architects, wlU be re­ Weather Guard,’ 448 Main S t, sibility. Please call Ml 9-2868 for ure of. $16,800. Ctoarl^s Lesper- Amesite Drive , ' at Manchexler. within and (or Ihe Oakland Motora, Inc., 367 Oak­ dry, retaining wells,' Slate gran­ r TEL. Ml 9-0550 Drninlgo Co. ■ tional features. < ’ '. District of. Manchester, on >he 6th day ceived on or before 3:00 land St., Manchester. Open eve Manchester, Conn. .w ; EXTERIOR—And interior paint­ appointment MALE COCKER puppies. ' Six once: kfl 9-7620. Assume 868.70 ihonthly payments PROPOSED ADDITIONAL weeks Old, $35. MI 9-8941. ite and other building etones. ME is ‘ . AFtBR’5 'P.M„ ■ M l 9 - 4 1 ^ 3 of June, 1969. Beatern Daylight Saving Time, on ntags. M l 8-1446. ing. No: Job too small, Reason­ Driufticallv reduced Present. Hon. John J. Wallett. Judge. APPROPRIATIONS Tuesday, J u n e’80th, 1059, at tha ■ 8-4298. Sherwood A. Beechler, Estate of Thomas Brown, late of METRO a I>PLIANCE Ser\-lce- able rates. Call MI 3-872». FOUR ROOMS, plus 2 unfinished, LAWRENCE F. FIANO Board of Directors office of tha General Manager, Mu­ 1982 FORD—8 cylinder, Fordo- full basement, clty .utlliUee fire­ Manchester In sdld District, deceased. Repairs all makes of refrigera­ WANTED — Waitress. Cal! MI ACETYLENE cutting an'd /Weldiim Realtor BROKERS , kn 3-2766 On motion of Thomas R. Brown of nicipal Building, 41 Center Street. maUc, radio and heater, good tors, freezers, washing machines, THOMAS HARRiSON - Painting 4-8913. After 8 call MI 9-6670. Articles For Sale . 45 place, hot water oil heat, com ­ M l 3-6969 Town of Manchester, torch, fully equipped, $158. . Am Paul P. Fiano kH 8-0468 said Manchester, administrator. Connecticut Mancheetqr, Connecticut, and then- conation, $250. CaU MI 4-1737 dryers, range oil, gas burners. and 'decorating. Equipped and TOP SOIL—Posalbly the cle nest bination windows snd'dOora. roll­ W. R, smith, Associate ORDERED: That six months from COMp A n io N wanted lii RockvlUe. 9-0279. Ihe 6th dav of June. 1959. be and Ihe at said offtca publicly opened and after 6. MI 64)888. All Work guaranteed. fully insured for large and small up awnings, house and attie fully d ‘ MI 9-8953 a d o v r Notice is hereby given that the I have a lovely new home which and most fertile delivered *n this N E same are limited and allowed for the Board of Directors, Town of Man­ read aloud. jobs. , Workmanship guaranteed insulated, deep lot. nicely land- $2,700 caah OMumes money anv-' creditors within which - to bring In 1983 CADUDAC 75. lU dir and UGHT TRUCKING. Attics, cellars T .would like to ehare with an old-, area titis year. Place your -rder. SIZES'l. 1.4 Plana and specifications may be . with reasonable prices. Call MI- Lqonard L. Giglio A Sons, Bolton FREEZER 18 foot Mmitgomery SUMMER OFFICE WORK Bcaped, many shade trqes, ejccel- ing present mortgage on thia large their claims against- said estate.' and chester, Connecticut, will hold Pub­ -heater. Wonderful family car.- and yards cleaned. Very reason­ 3-4884. er person (lady). Pleasant sur­ said administrator is directed to give lic Hearing in the Municipal Build­ exiunined at the office o f the CaU Ml 8-7088. ' Ward Tru-cold, $200. MI 9-2834. Iwi't thia ajpretty frock for the lent conation, quick occupancy. FOR $10,800, exceUent modern 4- alx room ranch. Complete with Asking $780. Owner. HArrison able. MI 4-0209. roundings, ' good food, reasonable Charles Lesp^ance k(I 9-7680. ouhllc notice to the creditors to bring ing Hearing Room, *41 Onter Architecta 863 Aaylun Avenue, young missT It's simple to sew and room home that can be mpanded, exigaa. High elevation. One acre In their claims within said Ume allowed Hartford, Connecticut, and coptaa 8-3713, INSIDE AND outside painting. share of the expenses. Mu: be garage, etorme and acreene, pri­ bv publishing a copy of this, order in Street, Mancheater, Connecticut, AMESTTE DRTVIfWAYS of all ColltQ* Clirif with hiiowlMiQ* of shorthaiid wemt- quick to trim with dainty daisies loC Only 117.000. thereof obtained upon the payment Free estimates. No job too smaU. friendly with a aense of humor. kCANGHESTER,' 81 Bretton Rd, — vate beach, many extras. Agsume some newspaper having * circulation In Tuesday, June 16.1959 at 8:00 P.M. PLYMOUTH convertible’ $150. kinds—paving, oil and sealing. John Versatile, MI 3-3521. .Reply.Box M, Herald. in easy embroidery. Excellent, one owner 8 room LAWRENCE F. FIANO said probate district' wlthll) ten days of Seventy Flva Doltora ($75.00) o to do. NEW WE'LL p a in t THE HIGH PLACES wealU) of gay yourig charm. sersensr. fireplace screened-tn -A Paul P, Fiano MI S-0488 jrom the dale of this order and return d. An additional appropriatton metal Venetian blinds •'« a new _ _ _ _ make to this court of th» notice given. Tim BucoeMful bidder 'wRl be re­ Ipw price. Keys made wbUa you NO. 8826 with Patt-6-Rama is ^atio. Other ntraa. Under $19,000. MANCHESTER — 4-rOom . ranch, to the Recreation Departmant to of floor apsM. 6-PASSENiaER YOU PAINT TfiE LOW . . . J MANCHESTER JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. quired to furnhta a performanpa Tndten. w ait Marlow’a. i in sizes 9, 11, 12. 13, 14, 16, 18. (o agents. Call kn 9-8878. centrally located. Niew aluminum BOLTON replaca chlorine destroyed by Are, Gentra) 4.DOOR SEDAN clapboards, city water and sewer­ bond in an amount not laaa ttun. OR LET Va PADIT THE COMPLETE Price Reduced, Strickland Bust JO fROOM-Colohial plus Newly C!6tnptoted " to be flnanced from the unappro­ QUICK BALJS-^ ft Roycraft act TV SERVICE - Pottortob’a. /VaU SEPTIC TANKS lotty age, $12,900. Phllbrick Ageiicv, priated bajande from 1M7-58 . .. one-hundred par cant (100%> f t on lot. enclosed aluminum patio, location. HOUSE TP YOUR MATISFACnON! 8L— 5-room Ranch in top pine family room, 2 car garage, First National Bank of Man-^ tha cortract" prioo fhrtrtig makes. Highest quality guaranteed AND Na 9-8464. Room Ranch . ■ ' $ffl00. ^ oa llen t buy. North Main St., work and parts, over 47 year’s sx- 6199$ $ 2 9 5 D O W N A neighborhood. Attractive oU beat, near school and bua Formica eouatora cheater, located , at Mancheetar. faithful a tka eaatorhS'. to its setting. Over 1100 To order. M od 85c In coins to: Coanectlcut, with' a branch office e. An aidcH tional appropgiaUan X H t Hsxtfn-d. CaU JA 88838. perience. nm bus tor serrics stnee (Radio,(Radio: heater, srhltowalls«,tnMMpqrtation extra) DAVIS and DAVIS Una, axtrm larga tot, clK utiB- FIVE r o o m RANCH-Wtth ga­ Oeramlc bath - to ElecUong for port of the coat ol tsaotTand tta • ■ A t ’-Rii; PLUGOED SEWERS • ■a. ft. living area. Lot Bua Burnett, *nio Mancbabtor Eva- Uaa. Priced under ^ .b oiL C h a r] rage, 2. fireplaces, cersmid tile at (tolehester, Ctonheeticut, to 1981. Phans M l 8-46ST tor heat Erwta B. Daria. ItotfMcW With Keyetoae Deeoratore Hot water bagaboord haat tha Rafarandum 28, 1959, to Bona parfonniag 1 ryW im iRB takaa a# down pay- '' expoqore. A 78x100. Garage. Conven- ntag Herald. 'U86 AYB. PAINTERS • DECORATORS ‘Realtor Addrtks with Zona, Style No. and m, garage, ■ combination win washed, damp or Ouff dried at Only $15,200 Main Straat, Manchoatar. Conn. Board olE Directora Kqnchsster Laundromat, 8$0 Cen­ proeftag Oooa. ia rent o f $40 a moath. ^ MORIARTY^ G 010 Mala Street Else. iwa, amealte drive, oily water (X)VENTRY LAKE - Twp, year Jo)m 8. G. Rottnar FLOOR SANDING ond HMSHING 0 MI SillOS Sand i>5c pow for tha new and sawerage, large lot. Thia around eottajraa. Good taVaatmanl LAWRENCE F. FIANO Manchaetar, ter S t Gaorie C Lsoonar leut ZM odi OnVIQraSIt' MqhUs . MeKWNEY BRQ$. pm i ESTIMATES BprU ,g A Bummer '59 iaaua of our hbme ia to exeallant coiuUUea. propatty. $M00 for tha twp. C!ho BROKERS Dated e l '» bfdroom. IMd ou iwd- DICK’S WBATKBRSTRIP Oom- William Rdbtaow—Ml S-56M . Ltaeolii-OoBttaeiital-hleroiiijr-Edsel-EagUshFord ^mttoni maRaataa Beale FMhlon. aa Laaparanea, M I 9-7980. Marim B. Robertsea. kd SAN8 Paul P ; FIm r liguMatliQl Agotto .thtoflaHrtk.diar.8C t - ■ ‘ ^ P slto «|B ■tamtaum C«IMI9r049lorTRS.4465 :■ doora and windows, oustom SQWtrOQQ Disposol Co. 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TUESDAY, JUNE I. 1»B| T i m BtGimsN ^anrlfPBtpr tting XmnirnKdlyi^^ The Westher I T)i« welfare committM of U«n-t IntonicaUon and braach of the Thera were 84 arraata In May and Per the Week Buded Peraeaat * f 0. A. Waatfeai Bateau i Chester EmWem Cltih ,^11 hoM Arrests Increase' peace. •7 In April. Speeding, recklue May Mrd. ItSS About Town t Its monthly meeting at 1 p m. to -' Of n mtademeanora reported driving and rulea of the road viola- j L T. womk 00. Pair, warm OnnlgM. LnO la nid — ----- . ' tnoprow at the home of Mrs. You Should Know. . . In Month of May laet month. 18 ,'ware Intoxication Uons showed a substantial drop In j IC E PLANT •da. Tiintsday cloddy, hot, hnmM. *nM, Manchester Philatelic So- George English. il3 Thomas Dr. and 13 brdach of tha' peace. Com­ the 1-monlh period. 12,925 • 1 BnoELLar, IV High soar Wh. INqeowifort Index ettte wfl] tneet tonight at 8 o'clock Krnibera are reminded to bring ■Police activity for May was parative ftgures for April were 9 In all. police made 117 an'eats I MeMber * f the AudH at uthuanian Kali. P red . Demlng. Mwlng supplies and newapapers. last month compared to 114 the Bureau *t Olreulatt«a arnnud 7W. Frank O, Stpnle about the aame as lojr April, sc- add S.> respectively. The numbei' of Cuhea^ruMhed-Bhickt apeak on a topic of Interest to Monrfcpsfor— City of Vitlnga Charm win f cordlng to a monthly report sub­ misdemeanors in April, however, month before. phUateUiU. The Manchester Squadron of the a well-tested formula for sue mitted by Chief James Reardon to was 47. ■ • During routine patrol duty in ^ 1— **'■ ^ " ‘ rol will meet tp m o r-ip ,„ followed by AssUtant Motor vehicis offenses showed a May police found 103 buildings General Manager Richard Martin. (Clasalfled Adverttaiug au Page M ) T^ple OiapUr. Oj**”, row night at 7 o'clock at the|To*-n Engineer Frank O. Steele. The only increase tn a apeclflc area decline In May from tha preced. left unlocked. 60 windows open and VOL. LXXVIII, NO. 218 (TWENTY-EIGHT PAGBS-rTWO SECTIONS) IBSTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, JL^NE 10, 1959 PRICE FIVE CENTS Kaatam Star, will meet in the Ma- American UgH»n Home. Cadets gtefle noted In May was In arrests for ing month, the. report showed. 45 street lights burned mit. iRead flerald Adra. wntc Temple at 8 p.m. l reminded to bring in their a s a young surveyor and en- ! Tlie p w k m win money and applications, signed by gineering student, he married the iMiKP tmuf iii.ci. Aiiti iiv ■ tiuiie m«. her conunItUe will server refresh-, part for those similarly incltnedf Adenauer, by performing some 3S0 to 300 manta la the hancpiet hall i Mr. and Mrs. John Oollmitaen-^ rnarrisges as s justice of the peace Court Provides ^ -.4111 - vlalUng at the „ver the past 17 veara. SPRING INTO Buada.y Sohtwl teachers n il!! i^onie of their daughter, Mrs. John Staele ■ ' was working In the aur-1 Erhard in held their meetlnIf tomorrow at Btlbw, 495 Tolland TpKe. veylng buiirteaa operated by, .1. ects Soviet 7:80 pm. in Z|on Uitheran Frank Bowen, former town en-1 Church Rockville Emblem Club mem- gineer. when he and Madeline i Showdown wlll.observe their 32nd annl- Bowen were married In^l933. Now.! SUMMER SAVINGS Curbs on Hoffa Past Preaidenta of Dnughtera of utraary tomorrow evening at the 28 yeaVa later. Steele Ik"seel liberty. No. 135. will be tn charge Elks Home. Rockville. * wlth> a ' nnd In command to Town Engineer Bonn. Gerjneny^ June 10 i/P) of a food sale. Saturday at 9;30 catered dinner at 8:30. The meet- Sheekey. who succeeded ■WITH THE . Wgehinpton, June in fjp)_dsur boases fail to comply ^th — Economics Minister Lud­ am. IS Hale's atone. recommendations, tha Appallata : tng wjll follow. Bowen In 1946 after the latter’s ThdqU.S. Court of Appeals to­ Court said, ths monitors may re­ wig Erhard and Chancellor j ------. _ retirement, and the couple, reaid- day armed Federal Diatrict port this fact to Judge Letta. Konrad Adenauer settled For atorium on Berlin ! The June meeting-of the Odd , 20.5 Porter St. has two chll- Court with powers to enforce ’“The court,' after affording a Fellpwa and Rebekahs' Field Day'dren. M rs Susan Breen of East their quarrel over the German LOWEST PRICED V-8 It# cleanup order# on Presi­ hearing to the ■ defendant, may chancellorship tonight. Chris­ Hov* Your D«eter , Corp. w’tll he heW Stturduy ®! Hartford Jind Mor^ran. a UC^nn taka any action naceaaary within p.m. in Odd FeHow-a hall. Stem-1 graduate and Manchester Post dent James R. H o ffa and other the scope of ita decceea.” Judge tian Democratic party sources I ford. The meeting mil he nre- offlre'employe. C d l In Year Frtseriptien officers of the Teamsters Charlei Fahy said in an opinion soldi 28 Chfimpions reded by a ‘ ----- roast* beef ■“dinner------at'* Steele. 51, relates that he began the Connecticut- Association of Uniop. concurred in by Judgea Henry W. The'report came from a par- » o TP 1 Herter Hits [6:30. \ working for the town In 1938 and Street ahd HIghw-ay Officials, In a unanimous derision, the Rdgerton and Wilbur K. Miller. Delivtred Within Tht ty cauena was sppointed assistsnt engineer and attends the Center Congrega- Appellats Court said District In easen8b. this means that called to settle the in Btll JVOUnd Hour The \TW Auxilian- will meet, In 19,52. , tional Church. He served In the B Y s r m s B i m Jiidgs F. Dickenson Letts wgs Judge Letts may take punitive ac­ quarrel beticeen the two leadd- tonight at 7;30 at the post home. I Slate Guard from 194t"1o 1943, at­ Threats in Attended Isical Schools within his rights in modifying s tion through contempt proceed-j ers. Party soufces said Er Bom in Esst Hartford, he's been taining the rank of staff sergeant. Consent order which terminstsd ing* to force a clean up • In the hard has agreed to remain i'iiiOf Spell DoM ii PINE PHARMACt Llnne Lodge, No 73. Knights of ; A Repuhlican. he was first «.iir».—f I...... rL.-.- - " Manchesterite since the age of litigation to bar Hoffa from tak­ union. 1 1,1 I elected Justice of the peace in 1941 -m a e office as economics minister.! •84 CENTER ST ing Office. A t Teamsters headquarters, a Negotiation ^nt * orlork Ih Grange hall. 1 schools and the Institute of Engi­ i and hasn't lost a term since. Washington, June 10 ^ 1 ^ You stve when you buy the lowestpricef^ V-8 on the market—and then yoa Under the order Hoffa was al­ spokesman said H offa had no im­ neering in Hartford, and held a lowed to take office but a 3-mem- mediate comment. There was. no Bonn. Germany, June 10 (if*): Th e first seven rounds o f in- bar board of monitors was set up w-brd as to whether the Teamsters By JOHN M. lU G flTO W B R ' number of Jobs here and elae- keep right on saving! For exam pie-‘ economy,,. Id the Mobilgas Economy -*-Economics minister Lud- ■ crea.singjy tough word..* cut' j where during depression times. to w-stch over the union's sffairs will appeal the Appellate Oourt wig Erhard 'and Konrad Ade- down well over half of 70 re- Geneva, June 10 (/Py—A ’ Among them was operation of Run, TTie Lark V-8 produced an outstanding 22.28 miles-per-gallon, topping a ll and make recommendations for decision to the Supreme Court. Rfl,a6ian proposal to the west­ ‘ a newsstand on Mancheater'a Main CAMEI^AS restoring democracy to the union. The monitors, which had been nauv niet privately for an ‘ ginnal spellings champions to- I8t. fi-om 1931 tn 19.32 In the old FIL.M—FLASHBULBS In its opinion today, the Appellate holding Off their reform moves hour and 45 minutes today in day in the .‘12nd annual na- ern i>ower* for a o n «-y «*r LADIES' DAY V-8’i in all classes. For performance—you can go from 0 to 60 mile* an Kdiur moratorium in the Berlin EVERY WEDNESDAY 'Rialto Theater building which DISCOUNT PRICES Court aaid the recommendations pending outcome of the litigation, w'hat looked like a showdown | tional apelling iiee. I was south of the Salvation Army in 9.5 seconds. Styled so tastefully,'it s approved by Harper's Bazaar. o f the monitors are not self-en- are expected to go ahead full t«t their open quarrel about Bofors th« nooi. roces# wee crifia was re.iected in the for­ 9 A..M. tn 5 P.M. atadel. ARTHUR QRUfi . forcing, but that they may go to b’ast now. Adenauer’s decision to remain oaMed the flc'.d was down to 28. eign ministera conference to- ,. After that, he held clerical jobs See, drive, compare the car that’i winning the iiearts of America. Judge Letts for orders putting Pending Itemi include removal Up to that point casualties were day. with several Hartford automobile them into effect. chancellor. ^ highest in the seventh round a* U.S. Secretary of State ChrlM dealers. If Hoffa and tha other Team- (Cont4|ia«d on Page Feurteea) In'er ivante Mid Auenauer in­ 14 a-era knocked out on word* CONN. GOLF LAND vited Erhard to the cjumcellery. tian A. Hertsr told Soviet Foreign mXCTlON ROUTE IS and 88—EXIT 95 . Now. his work entails aiiparvi- from far back in the hook. Av«tldbi« u • d-ckior lodini Erhard lac’ said y-eateixlay ha was Minister Andrei Orom.vko thb ' FROM HARTFORD AT TALCOTTI’ILLE Sion of map-making for town rcc- , 5tam Hergert. 13. Periyton. Tex., United Slala* "will never negoti­ ords. claims lovesligations, inspec. h«rn*rlcan spokei- UNIVERSAL rates generally. ” ernments and other borrowers con­ N Y., stumbled on "abiilic". She nian. Gromyko was quoted as say­ FUNERAL HOME \ PAYMENT •'This is simply not so,” Andei tinue* to push heavily against a Million in May, miesed it "abulique ”. ing in the Moscow brolujcASt that •on said. relatively modest volume of sav­ Gerardo Aguirre. 1.5, TamauH- .the plan had been worked^^out in FLNERAI. He entered the denial in preaent- ings, and interest rales have risen cxico. he ..Ideot r. the con­ coordination with the E a *t\ ^ r- • w year iMotin^, reefinq, duminum windows, ing to the Hoiiae Ways and Mean* further." Statistics SlioM testants, dropped on ' adipocere " mana to promot* the iticcesSs.of doors, insukiHon and siding now. No down poy- SERVICE committee the administration'* re­ Anderson struck out at what he by mlgspelling it “ adepocere '. the conference. quest for an increase in the limit •said is the "clearly mistaken view Miebael McFadden, Dsyton, mtnfo— no monthly poymonts until Oct. 1st, Phono Walter N. ENGINE TRAINING Washington, June 10 Em-1 Gromyko formally presented the' on ths federal debt, and'repeal of t^at inflation is somehow, inevi­ plovThent rose by a million in May j Soviet proposition at a semi-public M l 3*5161 for froo ostimotos. LecJerc. Box E, c-o The Herald the present 4 >4 per ,cent intereat table." He said that view has tend­ (f'ontiniied on Page Four) Director to a record 66,016,000 tor the | meeting of the conference today Name ...... Age, celling. ed to push Interest rates higher. month. Unemployment fell b y ! Street ...... City ...... after firat advancing-it at yester­ Discover what you’ll save at Anderson said refusal by Con­ e also rapped "the mistaken con­ 238.000 to 3,389.000. day's secret session. Call Ml 9-5869 Phone ...... YOURr STUDEBAKER DEALER'jS—TODAY I gress to give the Treasury more viction that the ■ purchasing power Announcing .the figure* today, Herter Immediately rejected It No 23 Main Street, Mancheater Time usually home ...... competitive elbow room in market. "V of the dollar w’ill decline further.” Secretary of Ooinmerce Lewis L. France Builds as wholly unacceptable. He said hq Ing its sacuritiea and managing Both beliefs have increased the. BOLAND MOTORS, Inc. Strauss and Secretary of Labor hoped .the So'viet government Payments the debt would actually have an Treas'ur>''s problem of competing James P. Mitchell said they re-1 wfl^S reconsider and drop the 869 CENTER STREET—MANCHESTER. CONN. gdversa effect by raising world­ for funds. fleeted further substantial im Drive for High whole thing, . Until wide apprehension over the value In arguing for ‘.‘enduring sound provement in the nati(gi's Job pic- ^ TKT A r iA r k , Of tha dollar. What tha eonfeiwnce should da monetary ar^ fiscal policies." An­ Herter said, la pick up the nego- October 1st "Nothing contributes so strong­ derson saliixt' ’"7, Role in NATO fikttons where they ward and con- ly, to forcing interest rstas upward " It is bei^Use of my belief that factory em p lo^ en t accompanied ; „ — tiniia to seek sn interim seLUer as fear of inflation," he testified. the people of our couiWrj' are will­ a May seasonal rise in fai-rn work, j Paris, June 10’ iA>i - ■ France ap- "Those investors who 'Want to nient for Berlin, He said he weixlii ing to subscribe, to the disciplines The M sv total of 66.016,000 em -' pears to be drawing steadily away Comfort Index Here Is Qtdle High ■y. like to oonttnue- tha tkika here as MONTGOMERY WARD invest in fixed-dollar obligations which frtedom exact from govern­ plo.yed was the largest number of from her chief partners in the A t­ long as there la any real pros­ (rather than in stocks) Will de­ ment arid individuals that I hSv* Americans with job* for an.v i These sisters didn't seem to mind the heat at all yesterday. Debra Dawn Maclvor, 434, shares her ,*28 MAIN STREET ,, 1 mand higher intereat rate* to com­ ice cream cone with Holly, 2>^, while lounging on a lawrt chair. They are the daughter* of Mr, pect o f progress. confident strength in the seoqrlty month of May. It compares with i lantic Alliance as President pensate for their expectation of a an all-time peak of 67.221,000 s e t: Charles de Gaulle puts on pressure and Mrs. Ambrose Macivor, 82 Brent Rd. Herald Photo by Oflara 1. ' . But h* Implied th|it there was V«ui tfyles in modern banking Shrinking purchasing power of fu- and Well being of our nation's fu­ no point in going en with the Ge­ ture.”, in July, 1967. ‘ ’ I to win his .country an equal role bire rapajTnent of principal and neva meeting under the conditions “Tip u h ii^ Anderson outlined the adminfa- The new figures represent a with Britain and the United States. Interest." Western diplomats are openly i created by Gromyko yesterday. The administration sent ih its tration's position in a 20,000-word, drop of about I'/j million amon'g Assistant Secretary of State the unemployed in the past year. ' concerned over how far the stvib-, Doomed KillerjT^fQgg SUPER MARKETS first team to back up the. financing 97-page statement underacoring Andrew H. Herding, in reveallhg throughout the Treasury’s conten­ However, the idle total is about born French president will go. Killer Gels proposals. j De Gaulle has set a course aimed the Soviet offer earlier to^ay, tion that the debt and Interest 700,000 higher than it was In May MASONRY WALLS In additiim to Anderson, tHe as­ at restoring .Franc’s to her lost in- j Gets Reprieve said it must have been Introduce rate proposala are part of a sound 1957. signment to testify 'Was given to lernational prestige and power. ^ g'9*l • I*!* by Gromyko ‘'In order to bring Budget Director Maurice Stans and dollar policy. The ratip of iinempIo>'ment lo the labor force declinM in May to Hi* slrategj' apepars to be to cold fi( g«gxw w * l < a | g | g s g g f- r about the breakdown" o f the con­ Williani M. Martin, chairman of Anderson had noted that the shoulder various NATO projecU A N 'F ill J figlFAX AFg A of Execution ference. the Federal Reserve Board. public debt. rose last month to a 4.9 p*r cent compared with 5.3 per ceht In April and around 6 until-the United States and Britain ______Berding said that "obviously It appeared in advance that the record $287,200,000,000 and is now o p e nly recognize ttie 'grandeur of Hartford. June 10 (.^b'''Gov. there is no point in foin g on with Waterpro ofew proposal to wipe out the interest only slightly below that figure. per cent 'during’ laet winter. Tliif Washington. June 'in iA*i- Jus-Anew’s. Greenholtx said Mrs. fitark- DOUBLE is the first time the idle ratio France' which De G^lle pr°‘ xbraham Ribicoff today granted a the conference on the basis of 1 rate celling would have tough sled­ 'This represents more than $1,800 ‘ tice (Ihtrles Evans Whittaker of weather made no comment. these proposals." has dropped below 5 per cent since- cl**oi* with religious fert'or. i reprieve to convicted .slayer 'llen- In Lincoln, Guy .Starkweather, ding. for every person in the eountiy, November 1957. Gaulle is asking to be •®"'jamin Reid. 21, Hartford, who wa* the Supreme Oourt today granted Gromyko after his move at the Anderson gaid it is extremely un­ he said, and added: father of Charles, said he expected w o r l d g r e e n Factorv wock.r ...c iw o . .i,.- ^ »* • b«rg«ining equal to scheduled to die in the electric a slay -o f execuUori to Charles to go into district court., possibly secret session at the residence of THE b i g likely, In the face of heav}’ demand . o-.H -11 eamirtgs »yer- president Eisenhow^er and British j.|r_ir 15 Secretary Herter yesterday, got for money, that the Treasury (ConUniied nti Page Twelve) Starkweather, 20-year-old mass today, seeking a w rit of habeas a f. fira^U m rin ' The Governor g.-anted the r«- corpus on grounds his son was not agreement to a formal Big Four ' demand is vieived as somew hat prieve until Oct. 26 to give Reid'a killer from Nebiaska'. age passed the $90 rnark. Earning* ! adequately represented by counsel session today. Ha aerved notice since France has no attorney* lime to act on a w’rit of Starkweather had been sched- among durable goods worker* when tried and sentenced tb death he wauld' present the propoeal atomic bomb, only two under- ^habeas corpua. which ia due for '“tiled to die in the Nebraska elec- averaged $98. Among soft goods a for gla.ving 17-year-oId Robert Jen: STAMPS Calls for Reasonable Rates strength divisions now under' IX.S. District Court hearing in New trie chair on Frtda.v morning 3 workers it was $80. sen, Bennet, Neb., schoolbo.y. (Continued on Page Twelve) .NATO and is threatened with in­ Haven June 12. Whittaker said that counsel for The Supreme Court setion in The average work week In man­ ternal dissension over Algeria. Starkweather would have until ufacturing coritiniied lo rise, reach­ Reid was convicted on June 27, Wsahinglon was taken by Wash WAY WEDNESDAY De Gaulle waqils the formula on 19.'17, of flrst degree murder in the .lime 17 to file a petition with the ington attorneys James J. lAiigh- ing 40'» hours in May—the longest how to put together an A-bomb. I full S.uprenie Court, asking-' 6 re: work week for May since 1955. lin and Albert J: Ahern Jr„ W'ho Ike Urges Doctors He can't get it from -the Unjled (Continued m. Page Four) I view of his case. Overtime in manufacturing aver­ aaid they were not conversant with aged 2.7 hours a week. State*. Present acts of Congi'es* I If a petition is filed, the sta.v clrcumatance* of the trial but "it Bu%jiins forbid that. And Britain shows no MOW yon can stop SPEOALS While the May gain in employ­ will remain in effect until the full appears from information in the from the At* Wiret* ment W'as largely seasonal, Sey- inclination -to give it to him. court acts finallv on It. public press that a question was watpr iroffl raining NATIVE ion The French president wants to Whittaker acted on a brief raiaed' is to adequate assistance (Continoed on Page Three) work out with Eisenhower" and; petition for a sta.v filed late yes- of counaeT." yoor masonry walls WAYBEST MacmiUa.n a global policy, includ­ News TidRils teydav by two Washington attor­ INFANT GETS VITAL. SERUM Thlo contention, they said, would Paivtucket, R. I., Juno 10 (JP) WATERPLUG and at the same ' CHICKEN By FR.AXK CMREY yon w large scale— a concept which ing the Middle East. Asia and Culled from AP Wires ney*. have to be determined by Investi­ (A P Seteooe W riter) the AM A has termed,, "socialized Africa.. But both the United State* Acting penitentiary warden John — A .Memorial Hospital Intern gation'and Starkweather; to raid* Inoculated p 1-montha-old baby time add beanty. Atlantic City, N. J., June 10 (iPl medicine"— Eiaenhower said: and Brij^tn have mi.igivings about i Greenhollx said Starkweather PespHe Shots, conatitutional queations, may hAve shortly after 8:S0 sum. today •—President Eisenhower has' calleiFk “ I f the time ever comes when France's ' refusal to promise Al-j Seven Italian seamen * unions j "didn't‘didn't even change )il*his expression ^ t.o apply first to state couKs, end with a new serum rushed fro m . SPLrT, FRY upqn organised doctors to help 1 arge|numbers’ of our citizens turn geria independence. 'The United call their 60.000 sollnrs on strike, j ‘*w hen he brought word of th# ala.V ! jf he loses, then to the federal bolorado and doctors prepared write a preventive preeqription primarily tb the government for States doesn't want its Far East t.ying up some o f Italy’s biggeSttfo the youth in his Death 'Houae I court In Nebraska, Cases of Polio to wait 24 hours to determine U againit im ^tioii in th* same 'way assistance in what ought fo re­ )H)licy decided in Paris, Britain is pas.senger ahips and freighter*-In: cell in Lincoln.-"When did .vou say ' Thi* could not be done unless OR BROIL - It wniild save the child's life. i S S Si» they guard the nation'a phyaical main a private arrangement be­ jealous of her role as senior .part­ porta around the world . . . The i that was," .Starkweather waa i starkweather is granted a stay, 55 health. The infant, IVflchoel Scully, re­ tween! doctor and patient: then we Show Increase ner to the United Slatesun NATO. American New’spaper Guild unit d'lbted as asking, ''That doesn't Laughlin and A^em said. And 6ne way, he told the 108th shall have suffered a great loss. De Gaulle also is opposed to the of the Honolulu Star-Bulletin' give us much time, doe* if? " 'Following his eonviction Stark­ mained In crlOcal condition, suf­ annual meeting of the American "The cost ojT inflation ia not p4id theory of ^integrated forties" in aiithorizee strike support de,- Starkweather was viaiting with weather, who had been, angered fering fritna Eczema ■ Vaccina* ^ Atlantic City, N.J., June 10 uPi . tiuh,.-doacrHied by jHiyaiolans aa' Water and damp­ Medical Aaan. last night, is by in dollars alone, but in increasing­ t NATO. He prefers individual narjmand* for a Wage Increaso and hi* mother, lytns. Guy Starkweath- Despite Salk vaccine, polio a rare and usually fatal disease. charging reaaonable fees for medi­ ly stagnated progress, lost oppor­ tional command*. Other H A T O : other benefit* . j . Chief Justice *''• *bd a brother w'hen he'got the (OonOnned on-Page Two) ness can rajn the GROUND cal care. He made no accusation coses are on the rise this year. tunities, and eventually, If un­ member* have repeatedly backed j Earl Wai ien urges a. return lo the ______^_____ that the doctore were already In fact, aai<4 a goveimment doc­ ORIOLES SION DARIEN BOY masonry or yonr checked. in lost freedoms for the the theory of integrated forces, j frontier spirit as the be*t way to charging unreasonable rates. tor, polio-oases this yea. are al­ Darien. June 10 (ff)— The Bal- QUICKSEAL doctor and patient." Neverthelea*. De Gaulle announce^ | meet the problem* of the space home in 1m s than In a speech in which he ham­ most double the number dxiring tlnMre Oriolee today signed 18- BEEF The Chief Executive trimly , the French MeSiterranegn Squad-Sage. gives a dnish mered------anew--- at what„ ...v —he termed the j : . . . ■ i *be comparable 5-month penod Judge in Negro Co-ed Assault year-old Bob Saverine, hard-hit-. a year’s time! fon w’duld not be put under NATO : Mutual tolerance between the COAt IN BRIIUANT urgent'need for a balanced fed- ■ •'immer formal siiii - jaat year. And 1958 w'aa the firat ting DoriCn High School short-^ control in time of war. j Eaal and Weal is no longer an COIORS CHOICE TENDER CUT oral budget, Eiaenhower said: white Jacket, black tie and black i poii„ incidence went up eince •top, for on undisclosed amount.7 The French president won't ae-1 ideal, but a neceMity for survival Come in aPd gel^ "For thoae who will take the •* ’ “ ’ ® Salk vaccint was m fi^uced !jCase Promises Unbiased Trial Saverine batted .581 and ' hit ', cept missile site* in France, be-: says Ma.s,sachu*eUs Governor .Fos- trouble to look, there la no diffi­ eight home runs In 17 gnme*,^ pictorially ^t t^^nvenHorHair*''* raiise he won't have control over ter Fumilo. -< culty in aeeing the relaUonihip be­ 'nm 5 foot 10, 160-pound Infield** CHUCK Haitfonl Natitiial uffers low-tost tioio paiiniit phos wliin ami when yoo immI thon The occasion w a s jh * inaugura-' - ^ the missiles atomic warheads, United .States reject* bidet Caa decribed tween fiscal reaponslbllity and a Tallahaaeee, Fla., June 10 'Ah—fiwhich th# court called up for the eri* batting and fM ding fielped ' successful, meaningful. life for all tion of Dr. Louis M. Orr of Orlan'do, ItaJy, w! Service’a Oommunicsble which accepted mlsaile sites* tro’s offer lo let Cuba supply all I A veteran North Florida jurist case. Darien to a 14-S season. literatnre tn n climate of freedom. Fla., as new' president of the AM A! Diaease on her I Center in Atianta, G e„ warped soil, “ how says privately; this country's sugar needs in 1961.1 pledged that h'lsi colirt would Seating capacity of the some-' STEAKS " I am confident that you doctors Orr, who spoke before Eisen­ ■"let De Gaulle join the missile' A man. his wife and two of their ^ function "witho'jt regard to race, What antiquated courtroom was /"MDWTOI Today, when you need money for a car, 'applianoea, home improvementa—for any hower, said American doctors that any oHy.could have an epi­ COMMITTEE DEFIES IKE BJ esmmunlty leaders in great seven children die In pre-dawn fire creed or color" during the Talla- supplemented by about 50 chairs Walshington, Jmne worthwhile purpoee—low-coat iniured -Hartford National Time Payment Plane are "know" w’e mukt continue to fur­ demic of polio aimUar to one that (Ooatiniled on Pago Three) 10 SOLID WHITE MEAT STARKIST ALBACORE urban centers and in the village* bit Detroit lest summer If )t doee Ihat dealro.vs their Chattanooga, hasse# aasaiilt trial • opening to- to provide for total of about 300 Senate Foreign Retattons Com­ nish the best possible health care .Xenn., frame house . . , Flags fliit- . ^av. * quickly available at any one o f our 23 convenient lOcetiona apd in the etqree and' and farm areas o f America, can not push vaccination progi-amt. spectators. mittee defied Preeldeat Eisen­ do much to promote greater un- to every American--And thia em­ ter tlvoughout .London and can- cifcuit Judge W. May Walker, ahowrooma o f more than 600 leading Connecticut dealers and retailers who display phatically includes the older He said Detroit's ou-tbjreak cen­ National attention has vbeen hower today by .approving a 15- deratandlng of the importance of nons liooni across the harbor to iq]^'.newsmen the case of fourj focused on the casS. partly beitauas billion, 5-year pr(fiH«ni o f de*. this vital relationship. citizen." tered In central sections of the Hospital Strikers the Hartford Natiohal emblem. Ask for Hartford National financing when you buy. city where fheie ia . t-he greefest salute.-iPrinee Philip on his 38th | youtha charged with as- it took place just a week after velopment loans .^rood, te b* "So I believe that, as you show And. 6ft-yeai'-old Elsenhower put birthda.w . . Jack Benny wyi de-. *a„)ting a slender Negro co-ed was! TUNA » The dealer himself can mak.e all the arrangemenU, and it’e your guarantee of the In a strong plug for the o|d folks crowding, most poverty and lowest Clashi M’ith Police Mpek Charles Parker, 23-year-old financed by borrowing from tha 2 • ~BS how better to preserve our own liver eulogj'tomorrow at memorial: being treated no .different than' Negro accused of assaulting a Treasury. A 10-2 vote adopt­ LOOK nn- TMt$ 6«ef in convenient Time Payment plana. when he gut up, declaring that in­ level of immiiniution. HELLMANN'S health, you can do a great aervice gervioea for veteran motion picture j white Misslasippi woman, was ed the borrowing plan fat ored - IP iOW COST PlNANCme flation" Wbjild tonSlUtute a special Langmuii j « heie for the 108th to youreeJvea, and tb all of us, as New York. June 10 IA5- Fifty director Chaile* Vidor. There wasjan atmosphere of hauled from a Poplarvllle, Ml.**., by Chairman J> William Ful-. you teach that the future of our ' kind of hazard for them: annual meeting 'o f the American Ally. Gen. Edward J. McCor-; Medical Assn, policemen, swinging nightstick*. tetasion In Florida's capital city as Jail by a white group. His hod.v bright (OkArk.) Republic and 'the free world ide- ^“bun older people largely live *nd about pickets clashed yea-Muack say* he will appear In the hiDhlv nuhlicized c «*e bevan In hla inaugural qddiee*. Dr. 100 1 later was found in a river 20 miles pende upon .our ability to maintain today on fixed retirement income terdsy in the*^ firat outbreak of; Federal District Court at New I MiYONNAISE , ' represented In pensions, insurancs Louis M. Orr of Okuido, Fla., mew away, There have been no' ar- FRANCE EASES AUSTERITY, BUILDING MATERIALS 159 fiscal, soundness tn government, a ma«* violence in the month-old Haven Monday to M b clarification | concluded by Saturday rfisls in'that case. Paris, 'June 10 UP' — T h e' AM A pi-esident. Mid medicine and robust economy, and a stable dol­ policies and savings." he said. hospital strike. of the option for MassachiiseUs t o : ” , • . , . o all otlier fields of en feavor flounah The four, youth* on tr ia l, her* French. gova-nnWint today re* LUMBER FUEL lar.” ■:T this group, inflation, iii not Seven pickets were arMsled, No (to buy the Old Colony lines of .the. . f mpr®ly a threat— It is a robber and best in a climate of individual were arrested within houfa Sftep toxed Ita six nwnths old auster­ Bananas xb 10c Ho had led up to thiS' i)y saying serious injuries were reported, txew Haven Railroad . . ' •t''®t®hed oul. too Ipng. WANCHESTER OFIICE a. thief. It takes, the bread out of freedom and self-reliwoe- Leon Davis, president o f, the; Je'ivel thieves stoal, $100,000 In The four, if convicted without the alleged assault of the IB-year- ity program apiqmdng Idgta- North main s t r e e t PHONR nil 9-5258 LOOSE I Celery Bch. 10c that "the msdieal .profession as their moutha, the clothea o ff thefr He called on An Hicana to. up- a recommendation of mercy, wbuld old* Tallahassee girl, on May 2. er poymenta for miBiilill.' ex­ much *s,any other, has a vital in­ striking union, railed for sn In-1 Jewelry from wify d(f actor-pro- backs, and it limits their access to twld the kind o f democnacy w h i^ veatigstion. '! ducer Robert Montgoniery In Hol- get the death penalty. But no They were indicted by a specially penses.and Mgger .fim^^BUo-' dT5S?*- X au Ptford terest-in prsvsnUng inflation,” tatttoab In New Hours; Open OaUy 7:30 A.M. Mon. thru Sal. For Wed. We*il Have:. Sweet J u i^ Yellow Peaches, Honeydewt, the medical care anHYiblMtiea they he aaid hM Imade medicine and “ We vigorously protest the bru- lywood. . . Movie prqdUMr David White mAn ever haa gone to the summoned grand Jury and hsv* ' '1 "O rtninly," the President said, need." , electric chair in Florida for aa- program. The Cantaloupes. Bing OJitlTles, Plums, Calava Pears. D’AnJiVii Pear* other prqfeeMona grow in thia i to) clubbing of the defenseless Rose and his wife rotibed of $56,000 bean ilield in the county Jail with­ r. (^4Mi Until 5 P.M. Monday thru Thursday I t wants tp provide its Mrvieee Then, EiBenhov6si- praised a new oouhtiy. aaulting. a Negro. out [bond. , be te aiUMoe Freeh Plaeypp|^ Fanry BliiM»rrriM, Extra Fanny McIntosh, Rweet for a fee within iluige of what gtflkers by Uie police," he said in i worth of Jewelry from apartment Nifhte Until 8;30-.Saturday Until Noon program of the AM A which ia de­ He abid thei are dlMturbing a statement. "And we call .upon[in I.*>ndon. . . Mr*. ElarKLong files The slow business of picking S ’Tns hsma of th* girl n\sy not French Juicy Florida Orange*. a people oan< roaeonably pay." signed to encourage the expansion trea\da :« Amerioeti aoeietv. "A t« Mayor (Robert F.) Wagner to in-[ to Oslvealon,,/I1at., to confer with jury was expected) to take the full be nsed under Florida law which As. though csuUonlng a g a ^ t RVINH CQNNeeTIC’UT FAM Ikl**; •OslNEmm AND INOUmTIWV •IN C f 17## and improvement' of health care >4e etondint i«p for the’ lndivtdual vMttgafe and take Immediate ac' Gov. IsMig And hia. attprneya at day,, or more, Three women, and promde* erimtnal penaltle*. ' f i ' ki, any'posBlMlIty of the government faeUitie* for tha nation’fi elderly psychlAtrir eUnIc whete' the gov- several N e g t ^ Ware In the panel moving into tfi* medical ears flalii V -i ■ , ' P«>Pla. , .(Oi««lkHd~iiiriiqi* ThtM) (CeaUsNMd Ml Bag* rla rfisi nor haa b M « eoRinvIttadt . « f About ITtf pro*pecUv* Jiivorfi t t » * » Vm O | H M * «i) I ' ' * ' « ■ / V ' 'V H ; 1