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The legislation alw> seta a tem campaign againsj motor ve “Traffic fatalitie.s ami crime are on the increase In the that h e ^ forth h s formula for43, said later hicle f,w ‘ violalors ordered porary limit of lass bllUon. yea^rs of successfu marriage ; ^^^re was "reason to believe I Slate,” the new commi.s.sioher said. “Therefore, the State Po . final flguraa have .not been re- Tuesday by.<3overnor Riblcoff. lice will take neoes. shift.s to meet thi.8 challenge." Added Warning to ,all laaaad on the government'a deficit •Jlowcr TEf)liEn t-tiAt. nc rcflllj iis.^ no •.•S4v»i»« 4u^ • fa«s- dAt** •• ua j Chief feature.^ of program are these: (n the fia ^ year which has Juat drivers- — soon many of the formula------His marriage, he smiled, I Formation of a rackets squad headed by Lt, Samuel 8. oloaed. Hiit it ia in tha neighbor has been a very .happy experience. did not elaborate. -cruisers will haVe, brightly hood of |1S MlUon. Achduth Avodah and Mapam colored paint jobs iitstead of j Home, one of the department’s foremost crime inve.stigators, Biaanhowar waa aakad whafthar (ConttniHMi on Page Nine) ministers had refuaed to quit the the telltale black. : who will work directly under the commis.sioher. cabinet on the ground that the govemment’a agreement to sell ! Formation of a narcotics squad headed by an unnamed of- 250.000 grenade latinchera to West i ficer who has grAduated from a special narcotits school run Germany was unconstitutional. I l»y the New York City Police Department, Moahe Carmel, an Achduth Avo Fired Trooper I Expansion of the sipecial Service* Luebke President dah minister, told parliament the , Division, investigative arm of the! arms agreement violated its . department, to include not only a resoliitibn opposing the rearms-rma-isMjMissiuff; * o ' Also heMquarters aquad In Hartford ment of West Germany. but twp new branches Special The prote.sting ministers also Seiw’lce, Bast, with headquarters Of West Germany charged that Ben-Giirlon promot Danbury Wife i in the We'slbrook Barracks, and ed the amis dcSl and by-passed ' Special Servlbe^ West, with head- Berlin, July 1 (If)— H e i n r i c h the Ministerial Defense Commit Ridgefield. July 1 State I quarters In Ihe.Bclhan.v Barracks. Lsiebke, 64-year-old agriculture tee. Israeli law requires arms Policeman Thomas E. Hickey, 26, As.stgnment of Sgt. John J. minister, was elected president of trqnsaftibna to be considered by pf^2881 Fairfiqld Ave.. Bridgeport, , Doyle Jr. to the .Special Service West Germany today. that committee. The premier con has been discharged from .the i Division to take charge of opernt- Luebke was the candidate of tends the sale Is necessary to keep Stale Police Department without } ing lie detector eqiiipnienb,which Chancellor K o n r a d Adenauer's the nation'a infant arms Industry hearing by former State Police ; is to be purchased. going. (.ommlseioner John C. kellii'r Assignment of lA. .lease F. EUj Christian Democratic part.v. ' - ; He defeated Carlo Schmid, the After his resigna.Uon, Ben- This was disclosed today at ley to take charge of an intensl-'s 6 o c 1 a 11 s t condtdate, and Max ' -AvV--. Gurion will be asked by the presi Ridgefield ba-ra-lts where the tied program for the rei-rnitlng Becker, who waa the- tholce of the | dent to form a'-hew giiVernmeht state policeman- still under hta 9- , and training of auxiliary state po Uberal Free Democratic party. irionth prol^tionary period since licemen. wlio will augment the Laiebka won on the second bal (^nUnued on Page Twen^-foiir) graduating from the State Police highway patrol force. lot ■ \vlth .326 votes In \he 1,038- Academy--haa been stationed for Organization of a squad of offi- member electoral college. Thia was the pait several month.s. cpi-a to be specially trained in ■lx more votes than needed. According to police, officials. MD Poster Boy SCI’BA (self-cphtnined underwa ter bieathini^-apparatus) . diving! He had 517 votes, or three shy War ^Secretary Hickey failed to report for duty Armand Leganit, 9, a student at Naylor School, Hartford, has m . Of the required majority on the by 12:25 a.m. Saturday. been, chosen by the State Muscular D.vstrophy Chapters to serve and recovery' work. Detachment of two barracks I-EO J. m i i x -Ah y first ballot. Schmid had 385 oh the ,Ati inquirty at his home revealed in the November fund campaign jm poster symbol bf sufferers of ------■ - first bsdlot and Becker lOA' Resigns, Builds he W'ae not avatlabli and a search the dread disease. The chapters met Tuesday In' Hamden to commanders Lt. A.bett H. Kim On the •acond ballot," ScHmId of the area was liurtltuted without select Armand. (AP Photofax). ball of Hartfort and Lt. Harry •ellected 386 votes, wblia Backer Ifeeii'W. Ta.ylor of Stafford Springs—for a 350 Traffic Dealhg popped to 99. Frondizi Crisis Meanwhile, at 12:89 a.m. the spst-ial as.ngnm,.nt tt take charge Lueljke, a jaunty man.' baa baen same day. JRussia's first viets to agree to a measure i)t special senuce dlvDlon.’’ Mulcany ed 13,000 persons will suffer dis^ cion, Luebke- waa Jailed - for 20 rule in t bid for both military and deput.v premier Frol Kozlov dis montha. During World W ar II he HK1NRK.IH LUEBKB latior support. The demobilization progies.s at the Geneva East- .said, 'considfi ali. n will be given abling injuries in hlghw'ay acci Death Toll 80, cussed the East-W est deadlock West talks if they wanted a latef only to those 'a ’oo have shown ap dents. worked for a Berlin construction waa a gamble which might wind over Berlin in a 70-mimite confer company. dent of West Germany since tlie up in ne>v atrlke# against the gov summit qiaeting. titude and interest in thia-kind of It said that some 45 million ernment. ence today. ' Speaking through-an interpret work. automobiles will he on the high Luebke was one of the first govenvment was organised 10 Kozlov w-as grinning broadly members of the postwar Christian yqara ago. Heim waa ineligible to Retired Gen. Arturo Osaorio Search for 100 er, Kozlov said this about hia "In other words. I’m going to ways during tho 64-hour holttoy w'hen he came out of the Presl-. meeting with Eisenhow'er: do everything possible to fit the period from 6 p.m. local time Fri Damocratie party. He is married seek a third 5-yeaiv tefm. '• Arana, tonper war minister and a dent's office. H - said their meet but has no children. The'preeidency is a largely cere reader of the military revolt that ’’tVe discussed diverse questions right man into the right slot in all day to midnight Sunday. In Flash Flood ing was "wonderfu;." police activities. I'm going to en ' The council’s figures compare He was a late choice of hia monial office. The reel por>er reata o'veith'-ew d'etator Juan D. Per.n, Waving his arris, he said in a during the meeting with President party ,for^ the presidency. with the chancellor.. meanwhile declared he would Biaenhowe- but the cardinal ques courage ape ialists in all phases qf with an eatiniatrd non.-holiday booming'voice to some 100 news-*' police work and exert every ef weekend toll of 260 deaths and 10,- The election -w'as held' here 110 The Soviet Union and Commu- "cont'.vre :o fight firmly " against Bogota, OoUmbia. Jujy 1 lAh—A men.ln the White House lobb.v; tion is the question of 'peace and miles behind the Iron Curtain de nlsl Bast Germany called the hold the Fri.ndizi governmenL Jl.?,.,da«|A(^f:^ ^:*a ynderway today for I hope (,eace will . eveil through fort to recognize superior police OOO Injuries. "I hope peace uill prevail performanc e.’ spite Comniiintat: protests that it ing of the presidential election in Clare 1 the gi.vernment was infil 100 persoM still missing after a throughout -the world." out the world.’’ , waa an affront to Bkust Germany. West Berlin a. hostile set. But trated by "persons created by re flash flood weeked a village in Before the sesi»ion with the vis Mulcahy said that Rome will He said "The cardinal question work .out of the -commissioner's Luebke, the petoonal choice of neither appeal^ ready to carry posed tyi-anuy (Peronia--') ‘ and central Oolumt.ia. I>igP)— have to have five experts there ex has suffered a series of m'l Uf! onooon i, . he-used to close Little Rock’s Wheaton declined to comment on tSiarles F. Vos/>kay— the- “try-. plaining wbat’a what without all .strokes, I^niislana’s chief etteftni-, ,, Y ® " o i ’ker* deinobil- public high » c h o o i a last fall the Eisenhower-Jtozlov meeting. League .Bufglar"—today waa those big word*.” live continued his mad pace after I integration . . , Pilot of However, an " authoritative i n Faces Arrest for Tredson sehtencfd to a 4-year prison Long retunied from a 4-hoiir midnight. A j(ew niliiutes after ! ' Pd-field* and thejU.S. je t figitter that crashed Into formant said the Berllm'Ypiestion lemt for' interstate trnnsporta- hour drive and midnight dinner atate police set up an 6xygen tank | Thf ^ i 01«in*wan school yesterday did »:as a, key topic of discussion in' g ' a A a • ' I* / ''V • a ‘ Hon of stolen goods.'However, about 4 a.ni. With his doctor, atate In hia ' room'’around^'the'' wltchiiig | T*).®'’They h*d been ;*"?®'', under " military '“ ‘tP'-y di-i 1 everything humanly poiwlble to l'..s. nisirict Court Judge; RMh- ^ llce driver and a handful of i hour. Long belWw-edbeJRfived so loud diirdur-1 , y « r prevent his burning plane from .".'‘tn'-.nr/. Lastro s'Air Chiet (jm ts, ert 1*. .\nderson tOvid the sen- state officials. ing a telephohe talk he cotdd be' they sti-uck against Ftondizi'i failing into an Inhabited area. Air with Secretary of State Chnstian' ' fenre would be si|s|>ended after The governor .wore his ’’favorite heard oujjrfdeijalde his room, auaterity program, designed to Force savs today, A. Herter. four mouths, ivltli \'isokay then Wide-brimmed hat. His legs dan restore • Argentina’s w r-e c k e d Queen Elizabeth II «aliites Cana- I.ipijg-' himself ordered the ■ Mrs. Wheaton, said there would going on probation ,;foV,_flv-e gled out the air-cbndltiohed car. econora.v. da aa the first Independent country be no statement, such as there was i Claims Red^ in Military years. The senJi'UiT w as •to'slart" oxygeir. His doctoru was 6)it eating. demobilizing them, Fro'n- with Britain’s empire and predicts He said he expects, to . call .The']' after Soviet Foreign Mlrtister An- I after VisoUay completes his PUr- around Auk- 1 the special aesslon- has an asthmatic con- dizi hoped to'wth support among ' a glorious future for the North "d'rei Gromyko talked with 'Elsen- j rent S-years-lo-ltfe term In a for which he wou«^ direct all bHfs dition that Js helped by OVVB'’'’- arnriy, leaders who oppoa* a m(li-! American subjects . . . American hdwer a few weeks .ago. 1 Havana, July 1 lA^ -.Fidel Cas-'^lnfliienre nfi Castro s government f'elifornia prison. to be introduced. / But, 40 ininutes after midnight, tary Cpup d'eUt, and alsoiamong' Gold Star Mothers In Dallas con frro’s government today-sought the. and his armj'..,,~ JdOn^ rrimbed into his waiting | l^bar leaders who' prefer rule bv After tha meeting wdth Groniy •Tve got to have it” -To “put venlion nhpose Mrs. l-orralne T. arrest of MaJ. Pqtlro. Luis p ia z ! Aliheida -orilererf Diaz's arrest BRITAIN FACK.S NEWS STBIKB back in that loan ahafk bill. I Ilmoiuine for a .Vmile drive tp an ! the ffrondlal -covernm ent'to a Desser of Bridgeport as their 1960 Lanz-after he resigned his''com -; after cojiferring wjth Castro and ** restaurant.-.; strict military regime. Istndnn, July, i i.r- — Britala want the people to know I didn’t president. v mand of the.Cuban Air Force andihis brother, M[Aj. ^Raul Ca.stro, *t(Hia} faced the threat of the ■ sell out ■ that bUl,y- : ...... "Turn on .the air," he told his i . ' . - __ KehaMlilatlon ut the present While, Ne^o~ Face di-lyei-, who flipped on ^he air con- j . ; ' charged'that Communists had in-1 commander of Cuba’.s armed biggest sliutdow-n of newspapers In the fiitctll^se.sslun that ended road system in the State rather j P* a* f'’lsQJt» filtrated Cal.r row — - regulations on small - loan com Vole for ray Hike came State Highwgy Commissioner 24-year-old white Marine and a 19-! fled from Cuba. , ; ' ■ swer before-/evolutionary tribu- eiit off supplies of Ulk to the Mg pita!. He said he w'o.iild have di today . . . Several Massachusetts panies. Another would have set vorced her long ago were he not year-old Negro -'C- convictedIn'^' Diaz turned in his reaignaUori to uaIs." He charged that Diaz had i national new spa pers w’hlch eire back two weeks the Dec. 5 guber Hartford. July t '/Pi - A strike membeis of Congress attack Idea separate Interracial tape cases President, .Uahiiel ‘'UriiitlA'. and rnised ihe cry of Communist m-j- eulale '10' mllliuii copies a ilar natorial primary date. in polUlcs ^ „ . “f AFL-’c IO brickjayers in'cenVrili •>( aJIotUng neu very high frcr face death -iif South Carolina'a ' leveled the Red chaiges after re- filtration "when he saw he i<-'as Mrs. Ixing, who had bee.rt out of Connecticut w'as'avCrted Ipst night .* ' HF) television channel thniiighbiit the’ mitlon. spokes.- "I know a couple of the men re state at a secret hideway more r* * '}‘}*i‘ elf<'trtc chair. : : turning to ,duly from a mouth's Ifi -CofitimiB. with hia rob- Uwn for the Newsp»|ier Propri sponsible and they’re auppoaed to wheh the worker•a .voted approval to Hk/tford, Attornej's for both, how.ever. j absence sttrih'uted to typhoid, " , < - than a week, came back quietly Trains on- 01(1 Colony Div: etors’ A.ssii. said,the papers had be my friends,” Long said. j of a management qffer worked out ! have asked for new trials; Neither j fev«r.; "-‘ 'a ’ Ahuelda added; that, .as a result Stocks nnl.v f s3'a .gr,h„j,j|j,jhjg,.j„jj, AohRduI^cl hearinsr the Air Force in Diaz's/already had been arrested! four houre elCep .before going out in a 'rage"iMay 28 .before she sent lication .with Sunday'* edition*. to eat and talk with his friends.' expire at midnight and the brick service to .Southeastern M*saa- . „,w trial motloVis. absence, waa named to .succeed' Diaz's charge waa the first frorn,j - For several, hours yesterday !^ ^ a nTonu! i't'ruf.flayers already*lu fy i!!*** had ***’*said /they bey would '• ,111°^'^*’? * ';'' In each case, the death sentence ' him. A few hours later Almeida a member of the reviMutiontvry X'HI RCH PICK.S U’O.MAN Ldiiialana^ politicinns hurried into alimonv “ j Strike rather than go tq work to -, ^fifiJ**^st«dns durmg night bring w'as made maridatory under .South ! ordered his predecessor's arre.sl high command. Castro has re-1 OlMirlio, Ohio, July I (.in the piney wooda town of Coving An attorney for Mrs. L6ng.later',,( i i without a contract, ^J''^***!.****? ' Carolina law when the jury did not ' end accused h|m of de.sertion, peatedly denied similar charges' The Kvans^lcal anil Reformed ton where Long beset by di Ipdicated the tempdrfry alinribriy . ***** tuanegemenl repre-j .sj^Rered through three of ; recommend mercy. i" treason, robbery and dealing with>t from outside the ranks of his rev'^ , f;hurch toij^', for the first tlnie, vorce, income tax and h e a l t h MntatiVes met all day yesterday { tenspei^urra. .. Em- Is'rael Sharpe,S*>*‘-P®' a• Negro, wasws* con-!con- i member* of ex-dictatorex-i FulgeBcio ' lutlonary forces. . j elected a unman a^ It* mmlitra>, plea w'a* left in the'^lt lnadyerL'- the offer that waa j pfcn9l(t Helle Selmaal of Ethiopia m i victed last night by a jury of six ! BatlSta’a regiipe, problems — la buay running for entIy."tHe added .he would amend 1. i..; . I.— t ------. I in his letter to Urrulla, Diaz de-j .tor. She I* .>Hs» Frances Ka« VC-electixMi. , the petition fa remove the request. i ’t"*!?.** 2L*"“?**r* luncheon ipeech pralMo white find six Negro men of at-* Dtaz in hia lelletter of resignspon , dared that when he returned to i pltzky, a woman hanker fr^R They moved tn and out of hia •6 meeting last night. The vote of Revlet Lniee-and______thanks . w ... it. for-i^ptlng. to toporape *a young w'hUe'w'hjtei’ had accused AlmeidaAir of (ryllLg to ! his.office Mondhv. he found Alm el" SitraHbiirg, Ohio, who Is inteiaglr BKitel room like worker ants, some aupport tn EUiR>]Mas battle with • ------^ Uimnisntsupplant him hep.n..because />e*hT. o r ’m s .out-,a.,». I r ' (UonOmied ea >ng« Feurtew) (OeaOMSMl qt. rage ed In jamateur dramatioa afill' FSclat Italy In 1985. > (Oefittanied eh Fage Vws>. spoken. oppoalUon to Communist > (Ctbntlnaed ea Pagq -Tw ea^'tw e)' choir.^sJngtaf.
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1 » A » T l l 9 « UANCHipTEB EVENING HfiAALO. MANCHEBTEB, OON||* WEDNESDAY. JULY 1. 1989 ITAJirHESTER EyENTNG HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY. JULY 1, 1989 EAGE tH R CE While, Ne^^o Face Shelnwold on Bridge •Hal B oyle* MenV Club Picks As You Like It Execution in .Chair Joy in Every Bottle: Woman of Year By JUDITH AHEARN (OMtlnoed frees Page Oae) At Sotlih Church Amesite Drives d b u o a t k p l a 'y m U TS OUT OPPONENT NoriB'Bsstt i«Ms BY woman in har horns. Attsmpted u se s' During tkai; IB a.m.'ssrvio^ Bun- Tho University . of Connecticut summer raps — as Is raps is a eapi^ 4 A 5 4 The Happiest Hobby erima in South Carettaa. By ALTBiaD^BHEINWOUI V 7 3 2 day m o^ n g Bt Booth MetiMHUst THI theater season opehed last night'with the A litUs more than 34 hours U A NMtera Teem CBsmples 6 K t 4 phurch, Mrs. Georgs Trueman of erfoUight ecenc formed at the Stratford American Judge Ji Henry Johnson com hold-up play Is a way of closing t 'wonder drugs that didn’t even ♦ AQiS Dr. Osier.Mid another memor- Men’s Club. The group makes the change. Shakespeare Festival Theater Fri mented last night aft4r the Jury tha door to Wait. gbla thing: , exist a quarter of a century ago. selection ekeh ykar on the beaie While the main act repreaented day, Sunday- (Tnat.), Tuesday and returned Its verdict in the Sharpe West continues with the queen . 4 K842 Medicine used to cpme In tiyo Ssvtk WM Ns>* las "No man la ruUy happy cr aafe of nominations received from 2.rA N TS the interior' of the Hilliard Kome. Wednesday; ‘The Mefry Wives of case: ^ of hearts, and this tlm# you must colors —* white and dark brown. It church members. the Tight proecenlum was a police "The verdicts should establish grab the trick. Do you see why 7 l .NT Paia 3 KT AU ' without- a hobby, and It ihahes Windsor" will bs performed to OpMiiag lewl — 3FK precioUa Uttja dilfaronde what tee, used" to have only two tastes Porcheron’s presentation speech Btation call room, and the left night, tomorrow, Saturday, and a bsybnd all doubt that any persons You don't need tbe hold-up to sour and bitter. proecenlum was an attic of a near outside Intorut may bo . . . aiiy-' included ekccrpta from several matinee next Wednesday. "A rsgmrdlsss' of race, oolor or creed, this cage. Ttra want to take tlia ' Today.medicines are the mlddla- by home. Midsummer Night's Dream" lyill can j:et Joatlce in South Cafolina. ace of kearta whan East plays his Eut would hove droppsd tha guaaa thing will do so long u ha strad- letters 'which had nominated Mrs, Hinkel flicked the action from dlu a hobby and rides it hard." aged man’s candy. They come in a Trueman. He quoted St. Paul to TROPICAL SUITS be performed Saturday at a mati- "I can’t see how any different' last heart. Hie idea la to praVent of Clubs. For oMiBpl*CSinpla, if vou re Sunday Hours Hypochondria, tho morbid pre- thousand shapea, sizes, tastes end aay ahe is "filled with grace," end one ecenc to ttie next through hie nee. verdict could have been given in East from fbading a heart IfHi* fused tha second hasr^. trick, n u t rainbow colors. Every bottle and uee of Ughta. The technique wae The Lyme Art AsaVi. is holding either case." wins a trick later. would discard tha queen of clubs occupedion with one's own health, added that she had been chosen Thf sgtrs pair of pants gives you doubls-the-wear. very effective v^til the lest three How do you know that East has isiperhapa the most sensible of all tablet hdkja a aepafate Savor from the .many women, who serve DURING JULY and AUGUST ONLY Its annuel outdoor spring exhibi Sharpe waa Mnvicted of forcing on the third haut. Or If you lad thrill. You t 1I39> Oonaral-Fes- nou of fucinating ailments rang the rich. It is a hobby that fits any U.S. Steel Corp.'s Fairleis works producing en' arrog^t, mouthy mitted attacking the women. He Now you lead a low club towards turu Moscow for the opening of the Rusaian what would have occurred at mid hands. tia's modem highway, mileage 25 will generally last as long as yon something I’y^* neveri had. Doc. zeientifle and cultural exhibition at New 'York’s Coliseum, visited night when the United Steelwork FIm WIem End Liquors for, tko Holidays Uuotetteas Puralehed by Hartford July 1 rThe State You been holding but on me?" The best parformancee eunong Coburn A MkMIebreek. las. per cent. do. the toy plant on an Industrial sightseeing tour before heading for ers Union contract With industry thoea who played the captive fam Board of Education and the board T WindsMINUTBS nmn sim'llar stops in New Jersey and Philadelphia enroute to Wash* expired. Bank Steeka of trustees of the University of lABT MASTreSB Now is the best time to take up Sliop Early, Closod All Doy July 4tli ily were given by Peter Verrill, Bid Asked UON8 IN GOTHAM hypochondria as a hobby because Florida’s Black Bear ington. (AP Photofax). : However, the International 3 for *5 Connecticut etch have a new P who played the young son. Aid by Corni. Bank and Truat New York, July 1 (>P)—There are Ssfcs Wajras - . D a u Barits setenee has classified scores of all- Union last Saturday agreed to ex Suean Dorlen, who played the 20- member. Lions in the streets of' New York lt( Drive-ls Skswlss Bie^Bleu ItsliMKsliM to. tend the deadline to midnight July Co...... 40 43 Gov. Ribicoff named Earl Hath •rmaSA BB AtfM» menta that previous generations The Florida- black bear goes yeer-old daughter. These, however, Hartford NaUona. —about'40,000 of them,, all with a ' Put . .Barkan 'iUO IRAVO* lived through without ever know through the same - a e a a o n a 1 It feeds, fattens and hibernates warm and food is plentiful all 14. Talks on a new contract ire- were bit parts. away of ' Ellington to tha Stats capital "L." Lions.Intamationai is (fEWMAF ncra to Twhaieator liiaSiN • ^ W m S K i E S Bank A Trust Co. . 33<4 87 H Board of Education. He replaces ing “they had. And what la the rqutlne as Ita northern brethren. though it lives where winters are year round. eume in New York today. ' Mltsl Ruthe, ai the mother, was Fire iBsaraaoa Oompaalea holding its annukl convention here. "TUB YOUNG Alw SPECIAL VALUES IN OUR PANTS DEPARTMENT believable until ahe had to be emo Mrs. Dorothy S. Huttori of Som- Yesterday they staged a parade 4sHe LaaSas - 4aka Barryaun St. tllNDID 5TH A g^0 Aetna Fire • • • 89 V! •rs. whoaa term has expired. Mrs. PH1LADBLPHIAN8" tional. Her line to her husband aa Hartford Fire ...... 180 . 180 down Fifth Avenue, with rep 'NIGHT O PIH f B r i a r c l i f f WHISKIY B O r e B a U O he la about to defend his family. Hutton ' was chairman of the resentatives of every state and' 50 ■RWRIBIBIBBiaiBlBlBBWUBBIMIBWgaiBIBIMIBigBBiBBIWWnBlilBillRIMIBIMIBIMIBIBIWIBBIBl^^ National Fire ...... 118 126 group. Hathaway will aerVa six Piss — Is C«l«r QUARTER MOON'; M PROOF-4 OR ASORE YEARS OLD-HALF OALLON 7,«4 "You are the hub," was flat. Phoenix Fire iV.. .. 73 76 foreign countries among the 25,000 VICTOR MATURE t;iaS:M.t9:U Frank S. Wells as the father yeari. marchers. 2 5 0 0 PAIRS Life and Indemnity Ina. Co*. After accepting the resignation "BANDIT of 2«OBE" gave a ragged performance. For Aetna Casualty . Saa., "TBB BATIMO QABB" the most part he acted well, in the ...170 180 of Lester E. Shlppee of Hartford Aetna Ufe ,'...... 226 336 aa a university truatae the Gov WASH 'N WEAR difficult part of a man who alter Conn. General ...... 327 O ld H arvey . >o t 3 . 3 3 nated from placating to bullying .343 ernor named former State Treas Htfd. Steam Boiler .. 93 08 urer Guy B. Holt of West Hart KEITH'S SUMMER 86 PROOF-4 OR MORE YEARS OLD-.HALF GALLON 1.03 his captors; Yet there.were lapses Travelers ...... Jn his performsuice, some lack oi .. . 82 85 ford a! his replacement. MAIN FEATURE 8:30 stage preaence that did not ring Public CtUltirs Shlppee, whose term would have EVERY NiGHT EXCEPT SAT ■ b u r n s i d f ;': Conn. Light A Power 22 'A 24 >! ended July 1, 1981, asked to leave POLISHED true. Hartford Electric Lt. 65 68 the board of trustees because of H "'N AV* 1 MTI |; »*iD Held Over! Tha three lawmen, Tom Win- Hartford Gaa Co. 47 >! NOW thru SATURDAY Optn Thursday Lynnbrook 3.501 •ton, played by-Sylvester Ciraulo; .. 4414 urgent private business. Holt it to 1 The Show the Whole Town Is Talking About! Southern New England serve out Shippee'a term. - Matitaee 2 p.m. Evea. from 6:58 86 PROOF-5, 6, 7 YEA^AICKHALF GALLON 8.2S .lease Bard, played by Frank Telephone ...... 43 45 Two other board members Until 9 P.M. Simpson; and Harry Carson, IH E BATTLE PICTURE COnONS Slanufacturtng Companies whose terms have expired were re played by Henry Crane, were well WITHOUT EQUAL 1 LANA tuttNBa A W flE r HBPBUHN Arrow, Hart, Heg. .. 62vater- Holiday Program! Man. fwamiw PROOF . G A L # a O O BOT O a U O | program. color effects. . SuB.1 "aigMUe Plra Mlawiter" IS Y O U R "The World, the Flesh and the KUFWIE OK THE Devil,” starring Harry Belafonte, Mel Ferrer and Inger Stevens, MKISTEVDB R 0 B I N H O O D opana at the Manchester D^ve- M a R M Q I — FOR LIFE In. This one Is also above the L O ^ T 2 for *15 90 V usual eut of picture. It Is ' the V, , ; , PROOF GAL X . * R a O - S 3 . 0 4 story of tha last three persons in lwiwM b>naiJ PERMANENT ALTERATIONS FOR New York tSty to survive on Iso- Gabardines, Bedford Cords, Tropicals, tdpe atUck. With thie is "tarian ' mimogiii; SAFARI" $19.95 Value! ' THE LIFE OF THE GARMENT . on the Lost Safari.” The Johana- to CINCMASmSf . m Fancy Patterns, Pleated or Ivy Models. P O L b X L U B son-Patterton fight will be shown Johani$on«PattBraon WorM Hoovywtlabf Regal not only fits you at the time of tonight through Saturday. . 85 HALF w STH A M Q the sale, but they keep the garment you mM Olaasks of the Week Chflinpioiwhip Hqhf Hiiwi Towlghf Thru S t u i FREE ALTERATIONS purchase fitting you for its entire life. PROOF GAL. # a l O BOT ^ > 7 0 S a I e! B i g 8 F^ o t Poo I ... N o w $ | ^ . 8 8 The humidity, rain, mildew, heat and generally miserable weather Did you ever see such low price? Big 8 foot moditf 7"."’perfect for the holiday weekend all summer long! Sturdy fence we've been having provide, a good setting for reading the Book of Job. ■uppbrted plaatic coated grid-wall with vinyl liner.' Steel wall rolls up—liner folds for easy storage. A pool the entire fam- Worth Noting Uy will enjoy—at a fabulous Keith aavingl The Newport Jasz Festival is Easy Credit Terms being held this weekend. M0C4B0IITS $C qo COAST TO COAST "Visit to a Sipall Planet," the comedy by Gore Vidal, opened last r"ACMAl C WaVW 80 'HALF ay -jr 5THe%‘^ea night st the Oval Imlthe Grove -In REDUCED! CASUALS PROOF <;AL#alOwi BOTXa70 Farmington. It w ill^ n until July ^1, except Sundtyp*' ,■ 818.85 Valiie...roferfuI Hammock with pillow. VALUES TO 19.95.18 stylM to clwise from. D e s ^ "Say Darling.’' starring Wally Complete with enameled steel C Q fig Abovt hMm hiclude Stott SoIbs Tax Cox, opened. Monday at the Boots, Bucks, Loafers. All new shades. Storrowton Music Fair In West Springgeld. It will run through %t»M Value! Two speed 39" quality C| Q fig Sunday. Curtain time Is 8;S0 p:m. fan. New o n ly ...... '^1 T‘"" Tudor Beer or A le "The Caine Mutiny Court Marr lursday “TEENIGE DANCE' \ I • . PREMIUM Utl” is playing this week at the $18.95 Value! Colorful Plaatle Replacement SUMMER CANVAS 12 0Z 0mC Oakdale Music Theater in Walling Innerepring QIMer Ounhlon Set. QUALITY 5 CANS 0 3 . ford. Starring are William Bendix Now and Mark Stevens. p O R t SHOES $9.99 The Trinity College carillon con 88.98 Value! $i/i Foot Beach' Umbrella com plete with two pleee pola C x 9 9 ’ CAMPVt o xm ez. to Mm «wi»r I Many Oth^r Brands fee. Cold cert, the second one of the summer ’ Hm i t m tri $oHi NeR*. R#9tiloriy $4.98 season, will be given tonight at Redneea t o ...... 7:15 o'clock. SUP-ON or TIE STYLES ■ f ' RUPPOT. BALUNTINE. SCHAimR. RHEMOOLD > The Wadsworth Athenaum’a 839.88 Valnel Two Aluminum Trume'Chalsee nr Dne Chaise and Two Matching C O A 8 8 G ool com fbrt! summer exhibition, "The Music plgtela Makers," is composed of paintings Friday "DAWN DANCE"' ' Chairs. Now ...... v • rx a f Brmthfd AEony More Popular Brands from the private collection! df two 2 RANDS! REDWOOD PICNIC SET 919.98 Value! Plastic Covered Hair Pad Fold modem composers, George Gersh ing Sun Chaise. Limited a fifi win and Richard Rodgers. The ex A L SOYKA (cmd lARRY CHCSKY of Liquors on Hand hibition will open July with a o dancing I to<| A M.-ADMIgyroj?y4B o 119.96 Value! Western redwoods, im ..... 4 •*® f pervious to weather, sturdily built, in FOLDrNG P U f ^ M O S * tea for museum members. 814.95 Value!'Children's AU Metal.jSllde Com Another Wadsworth exhibition natural finish.. Five foot table with ' CANADIAN d m , FOUR ROSES.^SIAORAMS. attZyched benches, the ideal choice fov‘ plete with ladder. Closing ont ' $ 0 - ;8 8 ^ ' ■' hr WOHyillMi will be th* "History of Photo . SgtUROdV NHIHT at only ALUMINUM CHAIR P. M. DCUIXL RaLOWS.TLEISCHMANNS, IMPIRIAL, graphy," which will open Tfiqiday. the lawn or patio. » | 2 « S It incjiides one picture 'that took LOtt SOLOWIY’S ORCHESTRA sch o m y ; witin horse, black and white, eight hours of exposure to 'print a relief on a pewte.r plate. • Dancing 8:80 to 13:38 • NAM AND HAW.^ OLD GRAND DAD, a iV IR i:; The Hartford Featival/of Music .9 9 $ concert will be given each Wednes $29.95 2p-lnch •SM day at 8:15 on the grounds‘of the Window Fart 8.95 ;/ Ciumectlcut General Life Insur SUNDAY "RECORD HOP Poluhed aluminum, jframe with seat and ance Co. In Bloomfleld atarting Powerful 3 speed mod back of weather resiztaht."Viay| plaatic. 118 East Canter Street tonlgdit. ^ ■To T su t Ss WTYH W U Ossi el with frame adjust*.. Folds compactly for- storage o r . carry Tha Tafigrewo<^ Chamber Music K oifh /■'itrniitti'o ing. -Keith spedizi! able U> any standard' BraatMn' bniriwd ptfaWrifOnlY 12,. Ss t conoerts are a)scfheld on Wednes Want) WTVR Pspalkr D lit Jtskey size window. nunena par anna. Sofld eomtori: - • I Manchester days, at 8;S0 p.m. in L«nox. Maas. steal aannk; tMHosn ersba sols. Ths Boston Symphony Orches - DANOINtf • to U>38—ADOflBSION Me o Open Thursday Night Wstnr rnnniinnt.aoll rssistant: 1 I I i MAIN ST. MANCHESTER bruali 'ani atonal Man's sizss e-12, CLOSED MONDAYS tra will' play Friday and Saturday all wiatha at Tanglawood at'^8:86 p.m., and FREE „ PARKING Sunday a t,3:80 p^m. DURING JUyr and AUGUST Band-eoneerU i^,.8e (ivaa fraa ■" > r». ♦- ^ »*7 > Vf« .,4:, ^ • • ■ .."Ti.. * ■ t , .-i^
4 \ MANCHESTER RVXNINO HEBALO, MANCHESTER, CONN, VMH)NESDAY, JULY 1, 1969 rAtenvE MANCHE8TEB EVKNt^Q HE>ALDe MAWCaatgrEB, QONH., WBPNgSDAY> JTJLY 1, 1»B> flis taxaa wodM^Mwa bean narmaf' Uens are sliglit^-se slight they haavlar baeauaa, until today, thep C H A R M YOUR BoUen . Every Americau cea’f be measured on a^ - beth- um4 a kmger Inch I: and a helieavlsr for any year. than Uie nsqr standard Tol^ 80, T jbT i t tha pendl^^caaea, room scale or yerdstick. IlMy are pound than tt brought to F a r m l i ^ BxOfiangA PRIiCRIRTIONS H M I St George Women Taller, Heavier Important though, in cartain taeb- maoBUrM. Howevsr, residents to mVER EDOOniON ^Mash of Walkouts tnvoivaa about 888,0W. . nlcal fialds of mahufacturtag and the four other countries Involvod Bffeettva Joly 1 st 16 aad 17-year-4Ms assd take 66 houra barm for lOO n ia liana were placed on tha EleetM isf Chase Than Yesterday reacarch which use more accurate era shortsr snd lighter. The feup— elaasfoow aad ealy tlx hears befelad the wheat Ooa*> property racorda ymtarday. measuring devices than mare Great Britain, South Africa, Aua- plate eowse far |66 pay aa you go. New elasaas olast Tasa^ scales aad yardsticks. Precision tnJla and New Zealand—had been day, Joae 96, 7 la 9 pja,, aad J « $ 7, 7 to 9 p a a CarsMiiMaf PINE Washington, July I (ffV-Bvsry wring a shorter Inch snd s lighter In FTash FI m i l nUlM UOT Mli^BUzabath Chase ot Habnm machine toOla end mlseile parts are for maxtammi of 99 stadents eoly. This Coarse Isetedes pay- \ Spreads over U, 5. African Diatnomb Lemd RA was alaetad proaidant oC tha AtosMcan Is s Uttla hsavier snd a sxamplas. itomd.' elM»-pliysical oaolysla pIna Biaay 19 mm. 61ms on driver edo^ HtUe tallsr -today Ctah yesterday. Negotiations leading to the eatioa, / fNaa PatoOna)V ^apa Tor.'n — NlnetyHMvan per* 'Woman of BL Gaorga'a Bpistopal Every EngUshman id a little lighter For thaAmarlcan who yooterdsy a wsighto sxactiy 150 Bounds, the atshdard definitions began several Another TMtaa atrSta tarrotvad oant^of the woiid’a diaroenda am WOENTEfttr. Cbiirch laat night and s Utw shorter. years ago. Thay w en conducted by Mnad op la tba osntM pMiia This all comes sbout because, ef- change la the pound adds 1/800 to MORIlOOirS DRIVIMI SCHOOL AraakeCiMlMilBMMac thou- aonta 800 truck drlvata In Hoodton mlnad fet AfHoa. Cun-vnt w ^ The meeting waa bald at tha an ounce ttf his weight tha standards laboratories of the CERTIFIED Fim DRIVER EDUOA’nOH wbo deMvaf abolut 96 pt eant of a( 9ba vMaga. dtamond produothm a# ^ t lakaalda home of Mrs. Charlai Ito* fecUvs last, mldnliht Ux EnglUht six eountrlea MI 9-1896 fl( woilttM, BMtaly in Ite 38,000,000 carats * ytor wouM fill spMddng nations adopted new, An American who yaatsrday was the oSy*a broad oonaumptton. 8fiany hauaaa ware swept away^ Re«d Bfirald Advs. throp who waa raalacted vice praa- •xaetQr alx feat taU la now approa- •liMt,^«^«T«(t, elMmlokl U)d a l ^ Riaad waa bUng aoU at the load- about 76 buahet baaketa. ___ Moadard.definitions tor the poimd p m fiy dasnaga was nportM i to Idqnt of tha group. and ths inch. imatsly 1/t.O^ to on inch tiufer. Diving for sponges began off Meal tndbatrtaa, broka cut ovtr Inr dooka of Ova baharlaa affected Osnsdlans also are taller and Tarpon Spring, Fla., in .1906. by tha work atoppnga. oeffea plaalattoaa and Mva- M n. Homer F i^ e y of Oder Mill The changes from the old dsflat- tba Hatton toSay. Tha union mvolyad ia the Taam- . atong tba fioodad rtvar, RA waa elected secretary and Mrs. WiMoat atzlkaa-aruptad In tha atom. A contract between tha jksMag tba bnown dead ware 16 Paul Managgla of Steele’s Croa- Maal iadnatry aa aaietiatteB ra- compahiaa and tha union eoqstred tong RA, reelected treasurer. tlMmwnn eaugbt aa thay alapt. Mrs. Fred Mohr, outgoing andi amnad iwaattnga in liaw 'Tortt in at midnight and nagoUatora were M i MUM* viofiini wen msvt«q unaNe to agree on a new one. rotting roeka loeaad ftfat praatdent of the gtmp, gave an ^fort to agm on a aaor dan- In St. Louis, four major barge a brief report on the first ytoPa tract batwean tna major Btaati aotlyittaa.mirhto wlilcli Mrs. Bpea- aompanlM and 4ha XJWtad 8tael- Unea auapended all operationa Army habooptara rushed roHaf after Jailing to reach an agree sunpllia to tbo itriekan raglon, out eer Crane of WMt Hairtfofd s^ke workera Union. ment WHh the Natlanal Marltima on the work of BMacopal woman tor bi pitota by washed out In the church and the Ray. and Tha BtaOl union ocdarad an Im- Union and the Maatara,_lfataa and bridgaa and Idghways. meUmt and union offlctala aald u a leeentativee aaid thay had no al Ma^alr conducted at tha Com S M U-1 N G S E R V I C F jlrika wan unauthorlaad. Plokata ternative except to auapend oper.^ Tex Liens munity Hall oit May 23. < a carrlod placarda moclatminc, "Mo aUona. They aald it waa tmpoaai- 65 Mra. Henry Mclkmougli^ chair Owjtract — No Work." ble to operate under the circum- man of that event, submitted her atancea. Tha town has plaesd^iO^fns on final report on Its auceess. A net Contracta oovortnc tha baale Manehaotor proportlos in an effort profit of 8335 was reallxed On the Anthony (Tough Tony) Anastasia, le ft Broolclyn, waterfront boss, ataal induatry aapirad laat mid* to Insure couaetlofi of 846,001.64 to sale and supper. announced he will oppose incumbent VnilUam V. Bradley, right, Bight but mdon and company no- taxaa due July l laat year. ' School Board Agenda for president of the Internstional Longshoremen’s Assn. The gotlatora working on a national Y ou r PcMsketbook Of that sum, howaypr, 886,191.- Ths Boud of Education meeting ILA holds its convention next month in Miami Beach. (AP contract agraod aarUor to oxtond T9 la lavlad against taxpayara on Monday will consider several PhotOfax). 1 • ■ i the agreemanta to July 14. By FAnS HEMLB awaiting court dadslons on tax appointments. Listed under per- Some a,T00 day worjcara ra- eaaoa or awaiting formal noUcs of aonnel ’matters are: Enumerator, malned off tha Job at HapubUc Here la aomething Uii bankara eou^ dlapooitlon* bofora making school medical advlaor, art super- Steel Oorp’a Indepondanca Road payntant. BIG SALE ■ \ knew that perhapa you ara un vjaor and social worker. plant In Clevaland and two open According* to Tax Oollactor Paul -Mrs- Vincent Krxeatckl has heartha were abut down. Hio plant aware of : Corvtni, It it wora- hot for tha served to enumerator for the past Anastasia Makes Bid amploya 9,800 on a S-ahift bairta, A In perioda when money rataa pending cases, tha amount df ovar- twotyears and Dr. Richard eompwiy apokaaman aald tha plant chaaga—we are now witneaalng a YOU SAVE 20-25% ko aa school medical' advisor. would be w t down If aaeond and trend toward higher intereat ratea .^r^ Bupervlaor waa hired For ILA Presidency third ahift workon atay away from Joliitl: *^y this town and 0>himbla their Joba. , . both for borrowera and aavera—the iress Rapid at Robertson rar a yea: i,,hut withdrew frpm her Another T,000 ataalwoikora ware coat for a loan can vary. conj' 'before the beginning of New York, July 1 IJP) — An-<^sald it lasted hours, and sold out at U .8. Steal Cbrp.’a huge Falr- Work of improving Robertson P a rk is progressing rapidly aa workers of the Brancifort Bros. Con- m On numeroua occasiona I have Btructlon Ck). from Cromwell coyer the conduit which aimlosee Lydall and White brooks. The foot i.RRd Cmlset” the pi year to take i^nother thony (Tough Tony) Anastasia, tills was mua. kmger than needed leaa Woika near Phlladalpbla. Iho Job, Brooklyn waterfront boas, has to give flat rejtotion to a pro- plant waa ahUt down. warned: Shop for your loan aa bridge in the foreground will be removed; Tha 829il63 project will bury tha exposed pipe, and u carefully aa you do for tha item provida a g i^ u a l sloping area from the plajrlng.'fielda up to the tennis court area. It will alao Selectioii of milk and fuel ven announced his candidacy for pres poaaL. On tha Great Ukaa, aona 8.700 dors will al80 .be conaidered at the nnllcanaad aearoaa affOlatad with jrott are about to purchase. Xp provide addiUonal parking area near Whltpii, Memorial Library. (Herald Photo by Pinto). by TAUCK ident of toe International Long- Anastasia said Bradley attended, show you exactly what 1 mean, ■4^ ------— meeting, ’ Ithfiia ,up for diacui&ion' shoremen’m Assn. (ILA) against the ataOlwmk ara union began NEW BNOLANB-tOAFE OOD afe: Maintenance .needs, progress the meeting I dlaobedience of an leaving tivatr Joba on ora carrlara. coma shop with me. WhiU MountainsV^reen Moun- the iheum b^t William V. Brad- ILA retohition that forbids any I’ve decided-'to buy a -18-cuMc- unabta to repay, t would then leave tha Hartford and O ntral Connec on additional claMrooni facilltiea The carrlara. moatly mael-corn- no debt to my heira. 1 agree and Area Bricklayers ticut area. talna, Rocky Coast Boston, in the Civil Defense shelter, finish •ey- , ' . official to meet with the Bridges owned, tranaport raw ma- foot rafrigorator. The model I've ^rkShfrea. ' . Anasta!;9ia tolled on l^radley, a group wlttiout specific permission pany selected bears the price tag 8299 at' the cost approximates that; of the The agreement affects some 660 ing "hardilop area, etc.’’, superin oariali. lala to ataal planU. workera Betid the wags inerMse, 7 BAVS ...... 6174 former' tugboat captain, to with from tlM .mlon executive board. happy, tha popular-priced department personal loan. Vote for Pav Hike tendent's tod principal’s feports, Tha aeaunan'a atrika waa called These loans, offered in my town there are nd- other major changes financial report to school lunch draw and accept some other job ' “This meeting with Bridges," by liocal 6000 of tha USW ftom store in my city. Laying out $300 NIAGARA—ONTARIO in the union to a pension. in cash would strain the budget, ao today by big banka, are computed (Oanttnued frana Psga One) in the contract. Niagara Falls, lOOO Islands, program, the 195B-60 budget and Anastosia said, " . . . made^me Ita Cleveland headquartara. Of- on a 4 1/4 per cent intereat rate for pSlitoent to bills, ^ "If Capt Bradlby runs agalhst wonder if i hid (Bradley’s) next Seiala of tha loeal aald they are Boit Tm going to borrow the money to Ottawa, Montreal, Adiron- me and leases,'1 he goes back on finance the deal. an insured loan, 3 8/4 per cent un acceptance came less than two dacks. Al a i^eclal meeting on June 8, mistake might-not mean that we partiea to the agraeraent to a « t^ insured-Tet under the law these Hugm G/ant the tugboats y as ' a deckhand,’’.. woke up one ctomliig and find tta atad eontmet. Thh agmMBMnt' The cost of financing this tSOO hours before midnight. 7 DATS 1174 (INDS JULY U tkf the Board'rescinded Its action'of Anastasin declared yesterday in loan for one year, repayable in 12 banka could charge—and aome of June! 1 relative to dismissing Hoffa’s -nen running the water covering aeamen alao aK^rad laat them might charge—6 per cent. A union spokesman aald thAnew One of the moat famous land n Ova s o o n A announcing his t candidacy. front.” . midnight. ‘ monthly inatallments, can vary contract raises pay 10 cents per granta in tha antlra southwest Gradle 1 pupils early on the first Watch this! Cape Breton Island, Cabot days of school. I t had been Bradley refuaed to, withdraw. Anastasia aaid that "right now In Indiana, more than 1,400 from a total of 811.35 to $46.64. hour immediately and another 10 was tha Maxwell Land Grant Trail. A combination air and "It’s up' to the membership... to mambara of tha Intamatlonal All of theae chargee are within the Mow, what about those borrow- cento on July 1, I960. The brick conaiating af 1,714,766 acres. bn recommendation of staff I am sitting on top to 272 votes by-check, those new loan plans? motor tour. ibers who have'. observed the decide between us," he aald. of the 308 needed to win” the ILA Brotharbood of Elaetzieal Woiken law. In other words. In no Inatance layers received 13.75 an hour un Three times the size of Rhode la- 8 DATS ...... 6249 . Anaataeia predicted he will win atiuck tha Puhbe Sorvtoa Oo. of would I be gypped. The same bank tells me that such der-the old contract. land, thla territory was ownad by difficulty pupils have during the presidency. He roid 615 votes will 1 \ a loan under the same terms would first two weeks of school in mak a t the 60,000-member union’s con be cast for president. Indiana, b ig |^ alactrical utility Here is the story: The bricklayers bargain with Lucian B. Max wall and hla wlfa. OARPE—FRENCH CANADA vention at Miami Beach next In tha Btata. The cdmpaay,. aerving If I chooaa the easiest way out, coat 81T. Why the difference ?' They SKIPPICS ing | the necessary adjustment. He predicted that the ILA will the Hartford General Contractors, It included the present da> slteB Montreal, Quebec, Oaape, New Parent protests prompted recon month. The unafflllated "ILA — 860,000 cuatomam ia tha aouttiem decide to buy the refrigerator on explain that here they are extend an organization that apeaka for of nine New Mexico and a a v e n England. >. be admitted to the A FL-dO in two-thlrda of the atnta, aald there the department store's revolving ing a'ateady line of credit, that aa k e § . p M sideration of the early dismissal kicked out of the AFL before the the major building contractors In Colorado communities. 18 DATS ...... 6116 AFL-CIO merger — represents Se(ptember if . he wins the presi would, ba no intarraptton of power. credit plan, the coat of financing I repay, I can always draw upon decision. dency. Ita eonhriaion from the AFL A union apdeoaman blamed tha tha 8800 ia 829.26. again. This coals them more 8MOKT MOUN"rAINS— I Baseball Notes moat imllcensed ship personnel in Eiaat Coast and Gulf Coast ports. in 195^ was on ‘the ground of cor utility atrika on rafnaal of the Tha aoiind of this fee makea money. OL’ VIRGINIA PoHticelll and Son Contractors ruption ,smd rb d tet^ infiltration. company to aiWtrata union da- Next I. decide to check the coat Washington, Smoky Mountains, will ^lay the Colchester team in It also has members in Great ■omathlng inaide my brain click. Ledees sliipping. 4th of July 0 manda.v’^TTia old contract expired So, off to a commercial bank I go of a 8800 installment imrehase at a Blue Ridge Mountains, Wil the I^tertown League tonight at May l.„ to aee what a personal loan might specialty appliance atore and dis liamsburg. .6 o’clock at the school field. The Charges DoubleOroas D ie s i n v e Scana 8,600 produdbk» coat ao aa to pay off the Here with cover that it is very close to that of OUR SUMMER SCHEDULE IS DATS ...... $815 team will play.-Andover tomorrow Anastasia, ahtJLA vice presi maintenanoa weaiMna a t ( cash. the department atore: 830. The night \ dent, chargto at a hews confer Clarion, Iowa, July 1 M' Alroraft Oo. In TVIoHU. Kan., left Prices include absolutely every - , ----- c* The man at the loan desk ex- store is charging 10 per cent per BOTH MANCitESTER OFFICES OF expense even meals, tips, etc. Flafno Realty will hold a prac- ence that Bradley luu| double- year-old man helped dig a grave their Joba after a centxaet between plalna that ha will subtract one 8100, the maximum under the law. ,|Uce aeaaion at Bolton. Dairy field crossed the ilhlon—partly In rels'^ in a local cemetery here yester the company and the Intamatlonal year’s Interest, hand me 8287.26. Posaibly I've established credit Fed. Tax Additional. •tonight a t 6 o’clock. They play M tton to Harry Bridges, head of the day and then died of suffocation if there’s anything you need, there’s plenty here Aaooolatlan of Madilniata eaplrod. Tha total coat for making this in wdth a small loan company because Ths CoRRsetieut Bask eni Tint! Co. to d K o n tomorrow a t the school left-wing international longshore when the dirt fell back on top of The wahBoot oeourTod in the midat Personally Escorted Weekend sured loan ia 812.75 for the 12- of other debts already outstanding. Departures from New York. fWd at the same hour. The winner men’s and warehousemen’s union him. of negottaMona for a new oaalgA' month period. The Tee here to repay a 8300 loan Will St W(U gain second place In the first on the West Coast. The victim waa Jack Claude, to at Burton's Old Foshioned BargaWSee that will save tnent But, rva a savings account at in 13 monthly Installments ia rimnd of play In the town’s junior Anastasia also expressed alarm Clarion, employed . as-, a summer m Ttaan OUy, TkoL, menihan of tha bank with more than 8300 ..in 845.84. This is legal. To secure the CLOSED SATURDAYS btoeball program. over a posaible waterfront power worker in the Evergreen Ceme the Oil, Cbamkial and Atomte it, ao I inquire about a paeabook loan, the finance company may FOLEY '^Sheridan’s Garage and Bolton grab by James R. Hof fa, presi tery. The dirt had been shoveled you rripney to spend on^ your holiday or vacation! Workera Unhm quit wbrk at tha loan. Tha fee here, he explains, is take a chattel mortgage on alt Dairy,' who were rained out Mon- dent of the Teamsters Union. into a box to be hauled away but AQatican Oil Oo. reOnary after THURSDAir BVKMIMO HOUB8 WILL 811.26, lower than the personal household items I own. CONTINUE AS USUAL <«ta 6 PJ«.) diy, luve- re-scheduled their game He said he - changed his mind a aide of the box collapaed and the negotiallona for a new-' oonttact loan becauBs what I'm being offer Watch borrowing coats. At some for Friday at 2 p.m. a t the school about supporting Bradley for re- dirt fell back into the grave. broke down. Tho old eontract ed ia an uninsured loan. He ad- TRAVEL banks-they are trending upward. Main Offloe M8 Main S t—Nartti Braaeh 18 N. Main St. 64 Ohureh Hartford 8 field.' election when he learned that A fellow^worker, Cicero Wilson, pired at coldmgM. *hout" 1,600 vlaao, however, that I permit him In many states attempts are being MEMBER FJD.LC. .Pred Gaal, baqehall program Bradley met with Bridges in told officials th a t. he had climbed union mardMca a rt Invotvadm the to insure the loan so that. In the made to raise the legal limit oh JAeksoa 3-8188 I^sldent, said today that umpires out to go for a drink and returned waSsout; Washington lost Tuesday. event I become lU or die and am amall loan charges. .arb' badly needed for local games. Last week, B radl^ tohJ news to find Claude' buried. Wilson was Hb urged any men in town who men he had met with Bridges and unable to remove the dirt quickly FI are willing to serve in this capa hie aides in Hoffa’a office in Wash and ran for help. Cofton Brat Spociol Purehos* 4 Drip Diy Shorn UtdaGiris' Famous Moho city to Contact him. All games are ington to reject a new bid from Bonnuda ami JamaTea iNlyli MQpViv played on the school field start Bridges for Blast and West coaat Rt^ulor and StrapItM Summor Jowolry - BotMiiq Sutn ing At 6 p.m. weekdays and Sat pier unioine to act jointly, in bar MoreComfortWtoring t i You Owe It To Yourself To See urdays. Sunday games .are usu gaining with employere. I- fw ally played at 2 p.m. Equipment Bradley said in explaining the FALSE TEETH sale! 2.99 sole! 4 *1 la furnished. session: "We only met with them sale! 3 F.r*1 Reg. to S6.99 sale! 89e . Ukoally S9e sa,^ ~ Here u ■ p leu an t way to oVercoma sale! 99c Orlglnany 81.00^to $8.00 Regnlariy S1.99 OOP Speaker so we could make it crystal' clear loow plate discomfort. FAST1XTR, Famous Curity /tright. dla>« State Rep. Dorothy R. Miller of to Bridges that we wanted nothing an Improved powder, spHnkled on It’s your chance to pick up upper and lower plates bolds them Easily washed drip dry Sample Jewelry from one of quality Jamaicaa and Ber Glrla’ toddler bathing suits. pers. Slight Irregulvs. Gna k Cook Dr, addressed the Bristol to do wdth them.” firmer so that they (eel more com- Blaatic back, flared m lrt. In takes the place to two. , i, ■Women's Republican Club a few Ghallengea Version . (ortable. No gummy, gooey, pasty., styles. . All from a famous our top makers. A big as mudas a t a terrific price. taste or feeUng. It's alkaline (oon- maker. White. Sizes 30-38, sortment to summer whites, Plaida, solida, stripes. Sizes assorted prints and solids. Lasts alt inghL No chang ' ' f •, ' days ago. She spoke- on the duties,. Anastasia yebterday challenged acld). Does not sour. Checks "plate Sizes 2-4. ing. Size 21’’x40”. pleasures and drawbacks of life'in this version of the mee-ting. He odor" (denture breath). XJet FA8- A, B, C cup. * pearls and novelties. 10-18. AU colors. STARTS the (Joifnecticut Legislature and is TSUSTH today at anV drux counter. retorted ^to have made some "tnottght-toovoklng remarks re Moh-Talor«d Mokoro I TOMORROW I garding the necessity for citizens Sammer Woight «. Famous Moko Cool Cotton (Ctff Route 44—26 Miles East of Manchester—Ashford, Conn.) r ' iilf take an active interest In under- Panty and Regular S lo tv d o s s Mousqs stanAng or disapproving the meas WAIT ’TIL YOU TRY THE Shodow Slips poys rv|Qnia> Baby DoN Poiomos ures that affect thptr,dally lives.’'' Girdfos r The meeting was held at the summer home of State Senator sale! 1.99 Wallace Barnes of Bristol. sale! 1.99 "sole! 2.99 CoiRp. to 88.99 - sale! 1.00 sale! 1.99 OyERSIZE RegnUtoly fl,99^ Usually SS.0O \l ,Mrs.-Miller, who just completed Comp, to 62.99 to. 88,99 Originally to S6,9t her first session in the Legialature, Zepkyr weight ' girdles ia A blouse riot In. six styles. rahently returned from a vacation panty or regular. Easy to A famous maker’s 85.69 slip Solids, stripes, novelties. Boys’ two piece toddler pa Oirla’ cotton baby dMl paja 'to Bcrniuda.' BRAKES wear underneath your in three styles. All in dacron Brand new fresh blouses jamas man-tailored Just like mas. Beautiful, floral pat sportswear end . summer and cotton. yrHh shadow from top makers, ^zes Dad’s. Gay, colorful prints. terns, laca trin), by Her, Ma Manchester E v e n I n g*^ Herald m The Lark by Studebakerl They let fou dresses. &• M 4nd L. 'White. panels. White. S, M ahd L., 30-38. Sizes 2-4. jesty. 4-14, itoik and blue. Bolton oorrespondent, Doris M, itop when—and where—you want. LargA D*Itala, telephone Mitchell 8-5846. brake drums diuipate heat quickly, allow.l brakes to cool rapidly for more efficient,! Cool WashoUa Spociol PurehoM Lucky Size Wosk and W«or Bathinf Real Bankruptcy Court Cotton SkirH ^ ’ Summor Drtsseo safer stops. ' T-knits Coil Con Sunsnlt ^Hartford, July 1 (*P) — torst Other Lark features are: two great meetings of creditors yesterday In economy engines —the. six and V-8, high sale! 3.49 sale! *5 rJ8 and Siiminer U.8.' bankruptcy court cases In salie! 1.29 Comp, to ^.99 to $7.99 Vgually $8.99 to 817.99 sale! 1. ^ I sale! 59c cluded; - fashion interior^ comfortable ride, solid Usually 82.00 Usually 11,69 Ooinp. to 81,99 to 82.99 ^ A terrific lucky size eatoof Arthur S. Kato, 116 Branford construction, and ptolining seats. Sheath and cluster styles in -St., Hartford; assets, 85,826.34; T-Knlte, in V-neck <«• boat plaids and solids. Broad wonderful summer dfesaes £ TUc'k ’n Grow plisse slips. Infants’ plastlsized sunsuit Beating liabilities, 836,298.46. ntok. You’ll want many cloth,- tarpoons, chinos, right from ouf own stock To lengtlien just snip thread in everglaze wash and wear Living 1 Robert 0. Ives, 1116 Albany BEFORE YOU BUY ANY CAR through the summer. Solids, cords and novelties. Sizes that will give yaU months at waist.’ Ruffled bottom. fabric;. Pink, blue and maize. Ave., Hartford; assets, none; liabi colors, whites. S, M. 'and L, 10-18. of easy living. m Sizes 4^4. White only. Medium, large'- and xlarge. COBBIES lities, 83,672. FIND OUT ABOUT Richard L. MoLaughikr, l9 l Gar den S t, Hartford; ’^assets, pone; Uabimito, 8L039.\ m E Eosy-Cort Orton Cool, Quiek brying ExCeptionolYalue Pre-Sbrunk Cotton Wookoble, JoMph J. Downing, ..29 Hull St., ^ Poptylriato ^ PHfse Pants Brlbwltr Useto, nonbT llabiUties. MRK Cardigan Swootors Poplin Roipeoots Infants' Btonkets 8866, Edward J. Quinn Jr„ 37 Quarry BYSTUDEBAKER tPMANCI iRA S ti WtUtmtotic;. assets, none; sale! 3 F.r*1 SoiCe 4 For^l Hurry (9 far hast latasMan.^ „ Uanatty 69c Pr. sale! 7.90 ^ Usoslly 59c Pr. lto|. $t.S0 llahlHtleS, 82,312,88. ' sole! 3.88 sale! 1.00 Chooia from a vorialy ai foverita ilylas, - DonahueMfg '^rinc.rWChtot- Usually 86.99 to 8$.tt " Comp, to $12.99 to $17.99 ^ Orlglnalfy $2.99 niit Grove Rd.^ Watertown; aa- One'of our best selling pan Wonderful pre-shrunk 'Cot- r hast halghtt, colon, and SMtorlols. Every aeto J14,710.97; llablliUes, 817,- Fashion knit 100% orlon ties especially priced. In Poplin all-weather coata for ton pllsae pants. Ruffled leg. Infants’ rayon and nylon 904.03. cardigans. Not every size or white acetate tricot. Sizes now and early fall- at the Washes easily, drip dfy. blanket with satin binding. liza but nol in ovary ityl# or color. Ah m Ioi finol. every color, but, a wonder small, .medium and large. lowest price -ever. Missy and h'-i Sizes 4-14. White, pink and Blue, pink, mint and- maize. ful selection. Sizes 34-40. Hollywood-.or bandleg. junior sizes. ; maize. Size 38”x50’’: Clioice'Building Sites FoKSole l. tUVN MOWER t # Uberdl Terms # Famous Soomlafs Cotton Batista' Pre-Teen Blouse Summer Weight ^ Boys' Cotton ■ I DiacaaNnuad Stytaa SHiRPENlNfi I r*.' infemts' Po{anMn Mieromosh Ho m ^ Sport Shirts IS ffuM y AND . Summer Stoopwooi' \ond Skirt Set.. Drire Out Thi$ Weekend UMiraD TMH r EN8INE SERVICE -'•^4 ■A. . r a cooboorroN ‘ rAOTOBT AUTHORIZED sale! 77e MioADQunN mm -saasg!.""" • > Come^in and fun drive The LARK at Usnally 81-86 ' sale! 1.99 Umally $1.99 NOW WlAMMt SKP SVIAM ’ SERVICE DEALER , Cemp.*^ to $2.99 to $5.99 sale! 5.90 [i I sole! 77c vmoN m m UsiurilyUsuallv S8.99$8.99 to S10.99$10.99 lA ONLY ‘ a MAORNff WASHAIU JMgga' Jk Stottton and Clinton Quality sheer seamless ,mU Infants’ flannelette thriM a a WHITt, 82 TO M A, TR 6-1174 V piece pajamas. Top, penty ■ eg. to 2.H 1 - AkTHW A. KNOFLA, Soles Agent m a i i m a i i D cups S^O 346 AND C erometo stockings with re» a' wonderful assortment to p o t LAS7WM UPUPT . a STYU MOt m t fTF inforced heel and toe. Fit baby-doUs. grid sleep coats Famous duet skirt and shlil and boeUee. Biss 0 moattas.' like a sun tan. Sizes 9-lL In - wondernj batiste prints. set by. Aansworth In eplor- Blue and pink rowbud . Wash sod wear, ■ • 1 1 d a 871 MAIN tr« MANCHP9IRR TEL. MI S-S440 or MI f-B9» Fridoii Equlimeit OaMPANTk INC. Belga and tan. Small, medium and Uuga. pTOits. Biles '8rl4. prints. stripsA ptoUta. Stare $-10. WAW |STv ^oocvn** BOUND MOTORS, Inc. 'f6o-aBiraniEe-4iAM c^^
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MANCHESTBl tVlNINO HERALD. MANCHS8TEB. OONM WEDI^SDAY. /ULY 1. 1960 P A G B i l V I N . MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. wynHEiDAY^ JULfT •nfniiifnftninnmp Hams Check iiiiil-iSiusilSlliiilli! iiilililiiiiiiii l i i l i i l I l i i l i i j i iiiiiE irp iiiiiiiiil! :e, K o zlo v Confer Weekend Log *• • / Of Contacts WANT MORE F O ^fOU^O M EY On Berlin Deadlock iifiu I Between 500 and 800 oontacta ‘ . ..■ '.-v with radio amateurs in ths Unit (Om UMM Emerfcncjr Room Record '.V • ed States and (Canada is 'the lat The emergency room at Man- est eetlmat* ef*rasults of the krin- 4noaa UK — fiiltr oheeter' Memorial H o e p i t a 1 Chester Radio Club’s 24-hour vigil ttBMihowvr alip wM b* «UMcta treated 600 petienta during Juna a bSw reooM. Tbs old rse- atop Vernon's Box Mountain dur flon* tarioiu dltcundoni wttti 1C<»* ord was ast in July 16S6 whsn 19 O i ^ S ' r - T R 5-4446 ing-the weekend. tor. 6S9' patients. were treated. Club Secretary Paul E.^ Dutdle Only mlnutM »fter th* Pm l- Of thoee tinted last month,' said the final figures '^are not dtnt’i remark*. Koilov Mtlved at 7 2 'were admitted for further available yet. but wlU be compiled the WhlU Houm ttt nart the treatment or for oheervatiosi ftom the club's fog books short- talka. and 61S ware discharged. ly- The SoTlet vice iptemler. wear Club members originally eefl- ing m trie entile, KMS five ralnutea Adolph Maffie, 80, end Henry mated about 400 contacts had w l y for hie appoBifnient. He wee Baker, 52. ' beei^ made. The exact flguree will aocompanled by Henehlkov and an The ninth defendant, Joseph J. be sent to the American Radio Interpreter. (Specs) O’Keefe, pleaded guilty Relay League, In West Hartfoid, “Ooood." •- (phonetic epelUng) and will be evaluated with the rec Koalhv called out . to newemen aa to a robbe'ry charge and then turned stath'B evldeiioa He has ords of other amateur clubs he stepped from hib'Umousttia. He mssMI -R----- around the country. posed for pictures waving h:a not yet been sentenced and cur ______’fiw .>iR ocM b uuSwuiOw. J j y l l . rently la in Middlesex C o'u rity About 80 Manchester ham op right hand before he )#ent into p - H m m tto n M c M v t H m c o s t kmmimq aenhower’e office. Jail, Cambridge. 10 erators braved^wind en^ rain oh Kozlov wee fresh from a confer O’Keefe was the state’s stafiv W « wNI coBtiiMiB at Ite ionw oM ttm d M Newhigle* No # ^ H s ****. the mountain top from 5 p.m. Sat ence with Secretary Herter. witness." whers w« >» M m OR mnm qnnUit vaiWty of piywood* piBHlur. urday to 5 p.m. Sunday. The 24- At the SUte Department be was AcUoiTon O’Ksefe's sentencing hour session was an anpual field accompOnied by Menshikov axHl is expected to depend on .whether day exercise and. drill seCup by three aides. the eight others appeal the case the AltRL. Afterw'ard the Russians said to the federal courts. D O O R J A M t i RED CEDAR U “ WIDEI^OLLS Despite the poof'weather, the Koslov and Herter. exchanged N iE R G L A S loss of one antqnna end the teih- r\ CLAPBOARDS View* of their governments on 4H-W16*. S I O R INSULATION porary dismpUaii of fine of the i i t K * questions discussed at the Geneva White plM; Vi" thick X KT wlde. transihlttera the hams said they conference. S tate to Lead , bad a successful weekend, with Herter. „also called into the lengths. Sq. Ft. 11 better than hopSd-for results. White House conference, dkewise Ideal Weetber said Geneva issues were disebseed. In Regulating T W O PANEL 3” tidA'-‘ ‘ .- Dutelle said the weather might In contrast to'.- the ylldt six D eputy Sn^i^is for H artford C ounty inediiun. -> Rq. F t ; " t a C , CLEAR REDWOOD not havie been good for golfing hut W'*” months ago of Anastas I. SOkoyan, Clarence Foley, 86 HoUlater Bt„ was one o f -it)ree new deputy sheriffs for Hartford County sworn In R R b o O R S it was Ideal for radio trensrals- also a Soviet first deputy premier, Frozen Foods Sion. There was very little Inter there were neither pickets, demon- to office by Judge. John P. Cotter in the county’building In Hartford this morning. With Foley (light All 8^ wide. Dressed coat) are Raymond Ronan (left) of Canton and Cwlkla of Hartford. Foley, a Manchester 4 sides. Un. Ft. I^SC R SO W G O b ■ ference noted, he said. bull stratofS nor a curious crowd when Hartford, July 1. (g’i—Connecti Em.^4.95 Kozlov arrived at the State De natlva ie e oonatable, a member of the Democratic Town Committee and a former member of the PANELING Transmitting signals an four sep partment ^ ' ■= cut wM soon put mto efCeet the HoUlster S t PTA. In busineaa he is a real estate rialpsman for Brae-Bum Realty Co. (Herald' arate frequencies, the radiomen The smiling Koslov, a top candi first set o f ragwilons in the na Photo by Oflara). . V, 8”r lot* wide. made contact with emateure In P A T IO I lOCKS Buch places as Florida, Mlsaouri, date to succeed PrMnier NlMta tion a t ,^ at oontroUmg tbs'qual -v**"V” groo ‘ 20c Khrushchev, arrived yesterday for Stephen St.; Mrs. Maria OlleA *nd A’ gA A ,' Iowa, Ontario and other C-anAihtm ity of fbgaen foods, state Oom- Andover; Mrs; Pauline Jones hnd' 8" X IF*. provinces. The farthest contact . a 3-day round of talka Ha had no 'Son, East Hartford. sOn, 151 Cooper Hill St.; Mrs. 7 eolers. sooner stepped off his plane than mtssioner of OOnsumer Protection Hospital Notes Lburse Skinner and son, Windsor was with e radio club In Califomie. DISCHARGED TODAY: Rhan . s o . - " be began plugging the idea of AtUllo KL PYsasIneiH ennounoed Locks. ' X r WINDOW end The Club members set up- camp “friendly coeatsteaoa” between today. Carlson, Willshlre Rd., 'V^emon; at ths end of Box Mt. Dr., and Russia and the DbKsil States as a Visiting Hours: Adults 2 tn 8 Robert Parmekian, 81 Atvine PU; DOORCANNG sheltered their equipment under The rsguktione will require pjn.; Matandty 3 to 5 and 6:S0 to Mrs. Julia Cook, 67 Benton St; Oil Adjuiicl Ban Rust tents. A rain puddle on the roof of path to enduring peaea that foaah 'foods be makfiatawd Vice President N la e n , vdto 8 pju.i Children's Ward—2 to 7 Mrs. Helen Roberts, 8 Lincoln St.; one shelter caused the roof to at aero dagreee temperature Ca^cago t— Additives used in sag and a cascade of water to greeted KosIot on Us arrival yas- Msk. Blanche MsilbMUf, 08 Walnut ALUMINUM % (fabibnMt) from the time they ^Ba. St.; Brent Nason, 15 Vernon Cen haating oils, prevent the .mating stoik^i awamp some of - the equipment. torday, also was given tbs aa leave the menufeoturer until the of fuel-oil storage tanks,- both, hi VariegMed ment of emphasizing to K< ter Heights, Veii^on; James Mo- INSULATION-^ / Member Leroy 8. Olsen sMd the consumer buys ttwm. Pattento Today: SOS (^ade, Glastonbury; Mrs. Au the large bulk-storage tanks ^ Reefers. 4 F t I O C ' ^^4"THICIC damage la not serious and will be that the Soviet Union can not force the smaller residential-type tsiiua. S6» wide. 250 more concessions from ths West The regulatlona are to be drawn a d m it t e d T E S T E R D a Y ; gusta Grube and daughter, 387 ' HARDBOARO ; corrected when the apparatus la up from a unUoitn code adapted Porter St.; Mrs. Mstrline Mikoleit The additives also keep oil-burner i f , ft. hi reR. Roll I4.9S dried out. Nixon particulariy was to make Mra Alice Gagnon. 50 Westwood last month at the oonventlon of and soir; 45 S t John S t; Mrs. nozzles clean. .1^ - thus reduce 81”, SS”." 48” Wido. One 60-foot antaima was knocked clear that Hhsenhower will refuse Dr.: Lsurelynn Peoples. East Hart- ^ iii.t o A R O down when a member accidentally AFDOUS (AasoriaUon of Poods Marilyn Stephens and Son, 8 service calls diie p> clogging. 6’, ic, h J. 13’ , to meet Khrushchev at a aummlt and Drug Offleials of the U.8.), f ^ ; Mrs. Helen Heaviside, 151 tripped over a guy wire. meeting unless ths Esat^ W A 16 ootoA,’. F t A D C Wo A ■ b«neb 'tope* dnofiter' Six antenna masts, averaging 00 •n 60 to 90 days. top, pleirto tnMe tnpA abb-" feet in height |wera raised on the Weat dlff erenoea over Oesmany. •4 Spruce S t; Robert Devls Jr., so lb. hHr* mountain top, The resourceful ama- Koslov will be Nixon's guest to Ths ohsirmsn of ths oonimittee South Windsor; Stephen Dwyer, ALL SWIM TRUNKS flbofwg, shelv**.^ ' that drew up the code la HeroM teura used extenston ladders and night at a diplomaUe rsceptlott in East H a^ord; CSifisUne Baxter, ti(eeg to evpport the equipment. ths Preaident’s guest house ecross Clerk, oMsf o< the state commls- aifm’e Food Division. 70 Porter St*; Michael O’Brien. 72 and KNIT SPORT SHIRTS -lASrii -oriiirObHen f DECORATIVE ^ Radioman Stanley G. Best said the street from the White House. lAiM.'; 'SfiUkBoff; S T O « | ^ J FENCE Ihe - results were far superior to "Tho biggest problem will he in Cottage St.; Donald Ryan, 112 SHEETROCk last year'when a disturbance In the the handling of froaen foods in Walker St.; Mrs. Marlon Loiwd, 26 lonomhere—the aurora borealia — Brink^s Robbers traneqm-.t,” the coimniesioner said. Waddell Rd.; Beryl Plnney, He Knotty plnoi ahorry, wheaO. Interfered with long distance ‘MVe wlH be cautioning that no bron; John Oomtots, 68 Strickland Yisir GUR iivi i y,” thick. Tn»^l transiqieaion. St.; Andrew Gagne, 99.S Main St.; R E D U C i D transporter should leave e ship ...... 4‘ X 8’ sheets: Sq. F t ' C Results of the conapetltion among Lose Court Plea Marjorie RothweiJ, RFD 1, Vernon. ■AROAIN iAY : ment on somehody’a loading plat Reg. $4.95. Now - Reg. $3.96. Now ^ 'ciffiARWEAVE the estimated' 10,000 amateurs wUl form overnight.’’ ... BIRTH YES’TERDAY: A daugh Shhrt , • , I not be known for aeverai months, Boston, July 1 (JP)------"rtt* con Clark pointed out that alternate' ter to Mr. and’ Mrii. Charles HOMOSOTE U'e said. Results will appear in ‘KITTY’ RAYON-ACRILAN* .MoMlngs.; ■ viction of the eight men now freezing and thawing of frozen Padeglmas, RFD 2, Rockville. * 3 . 6 9 k2.96 the ARRL magazine. serving life sentences for the foods has extremely hermhil ef BIRTHS TODAY: A daughter to # ■ (UliBscntivAOY 4' X 8” nnd 4* x 10” Q »1.219,000 Brink’s robbery, the fects on quallty- Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rupar, 444 ^ S T E ^ P E A L fheets. 8q»Jt. V C greatest cash holdup in the United Long distance trailer trucks Bundiam St.; a son to Mr.' and Mrs. MEN’S- EXTRA LONG...AND PACKED States history, was upheld today Joseph Thmer, Berkeley Dr., Ver V Y89 MAIN. genetmlly noaintain the reqiiired GLENNEY'S F^M ICA and ,by the state supreme court temperatures, he said, but retail non; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. - i- $11 0 A V PING PONG TAKES 5- f " only unpleeant aftereffects are a ★ ★ k LIGHTEST, WARMEST MIRACLE FIBER IFRIE PARMNO N O T TO POPULAR MARKET I COOLING tendency to put on Weight and tPRE-RNISH V4” thick. S 1 1 O N Fx9’ top. ' le V P become hairier' and that, treat SPEC COOLS AN ENTIRE HOUSE FOR THE - WdOTTY / SUNTAN Fold-a-wny bnse for nhova,' ment to control the afterirffects is very costly. -f Exftb l«ii| 72 x 9 0 "... wHh 7 " syleii Hfttimo bisdiiig ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ SPECIAL CEDAR p a n e l lyiAHOGANY 88,00.------— T COST OF AlR^CpNDITfONING ONE ROOM ■ Finally, the writer notes a wlOe- Rogulor 14.98 HARMACS single control for iinglc, R ^ PANEL ^ uterus, leaving in place the other *U»$ tkon 1% $krinkag0 F*", 8”, 10” wide. BIRCH PLYWOOO , feminine atructurea, Including the double bede; ^yon-cOtton, nylon lifotime 6”, 8”, 16”, wMe, ^ , F to 16'long. / n ovaries. Occasionally an operation rtoKplong/ || ,Weetem atoqk. Sq. Ft. I '/4 ’>to«ck, F X 4’ ; l A . Is performed know:: as a panhya- bound; pin^ blue, green, beige and red." Kiln (ky sttok. Sq. Ft. ■ ' ' and 4’ r 4’. Sq. Ft, ■ VC terectbmyf which involves removal SUPER-SIZE D iC O R A t d R B L A N K E T S "i k _of the ovaries and oviducts, or ,1, ■ ^ V __ fallopian tubes, as well ..as ths V " C e m e n t womb. / HkRDWOOb- 3 2 m m'm'm m m ’MIRTH’CHECKS -‘MERRY’ PLAIDS CRAFT p iG n ijI t a b l e RUBD COLUMNS In the latter ease the effects are CLIPPER ^ PANEL f . • --V. likely to be more profound, since SfootlW*'.- Each It is the ovaries which produce a W rAv' rayaa-acriloM. . . wathablt and ealarfoot 6" nnd F’ wide. T A _ > 1 . 0 0 hormonics as well as eggs. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ SPECIAL "MR. COOL" 8 foot long. Sq. Ft. I V C s ::a r’.|»i4.9S I did hot hotlc* the press report J U S Y S A Y • V/a geaadf... axtra widt %" latin ocatoto bindhig WASH 'N WEAR tq which the reader refers. Rut I FOLDING STAIRWAV •believe the suggestion that every • Marry: rod, blaa ar coHaa glold eaaibiBOtiaNi WOOD and FRONTIER GRADE woman over 40 have a hyalerec $ilC.95 $ 9 0 . 9 S . Celling iheight/ J^2 ^ 9 5 tomy as a .cancer-prevention step • Mirtb: giak, targweise,ra66Jtoiga koyfidsteatii chocks DACBON NNE PANEL Is a view not shared by the major e G u a ro s ^ d imcaaditionally agakist metk damogo 1 X I eiieaft,^,'. i c ^ ity of students, of thw subject. It l - * 5- wide. Sq. F Is an opinion which-, many would WDRUFS UOHTEST SUIT tradal;.;:St- Ft' I DC St.{-.W>23.95 oppose. (A new: bfonket-qr yevr money bockl . The correspondent ie d'oubtleaa . correct that most ourgqbne do not SPBCUL GROUP Mke tn^wrtorm a hysterectomy ARROW SHIRTS SMITH-GATES Altic FanF / tmleas there la a definite need tor Short of cash f No need to WASH 'N WEAR I ALL SALES CASN ond CABBY^ || it. It is, after all, a major aurglcal ‘ROYAL’ 100% IMPORTED WOOLV;. SPORT SHIRTS Give Yeari of Comfort procedure and. carries some, worry. Ghooee now from SLACKS^ though modest, risks. Therefore It peak aseortmenta. Pay no Smith-Gates attie fans are made with traditional-New England SALE LIMITED T# S TO O < ON HAND . ; Is nob something to recommend JUMBO 8" NYLON LIFETIME BINDING craftsmanship end designed for years of efficient,, fault-free Ilghtljr. money down. Take yonr^ 2 ^ m S 5 service. They are made « f highest quaditgr frums, Torrington T[f there ia;a tendepcy .tb put blades, Fafnir bearings and General Electric motmra,. Edges of on weight after an ordinary hys purehasee home tvith yon - • Extra long 72x90"... first quality in ovary dotoil the fan chassis are lined with spohge mbbrir for quiet operatioik terectomy, this is probably the . . . pay for them later out MeGREGOR and JANTZEN MeOBEOOB-^lMAVES'^ They are packaged with simple but complritiri tnstmottons. reault of eating'too much and not • All-virgin woah. . . in n creamy Mmi'suoda finisk UOHTWEIOHT SALE AT ROCKVILLE ONLY of the operation itself.. of isteome. Inquire! SPORTSWEAR As to tocreaeing hairiness, I' do • ^5 kaai: gink/ rato;toigt, blue, qroen, ytllow SPORT COATS 1; SM4TH»GATES FANS c a n IE not believe this Is warranted by • BPOBT SHORTS e KNIT BHIBTS the facts unless therahsppened to • Gaarontoad nncanditionally against moth damogo . Compere ot • WAUONO S H O im e SWIM WEAK be coma change in normone pro fA now bfankot: or yovr monay bockj 14-to . BXCKLLENT SEUECTION ^ 2 5 . 9 5 INSTAUED IN ANY T ^ HOME ductioh simultaneoualy. Smith-Gates fans ard designed for: use in afiy style lianie. Twn Treatment of tha aftereffects of a hysterectomy' Is 'geifirally not DOWS HATS SSJM up 'ntEmAH swbts $io.vs up . types arc avsillable—the LAY DGWn , vertical discharge type for cetting use, and the WALL,, horizontal type for wall u|je* • needed. If the' ovanes were re- A ,f V. - moved In a^ panhyatereoLomy, it la pbnlble that hormona treatment would he deeirabla. But I should MANGHEBTEB doubt that this would be exek EAST HARTFORD MklN mSET SHOPPINO PARMDE advely expansive...... ‘ ^ WEST HARTFORD FlnaUy, theta abouM be no ptychol(^oal affect on,. marital DISTINCTIVE MEN’S a n d BOYS’ WEAR i relaUona from a hy>tarectomy< In HANOHESrER WEST MDOLE TTKE. fOGROVE ST. TR 5^446 :; I many women theaa are aetuaUy MAIN SIHEB7 NEXT TO ARTHtR DRUG Dailjr 8 to 6:30 PJM. • Fri. 8 A.M.'to 9 PJM. • Sst.8 A.M. to 4 P.M. Improved by toeing fear of un wanted‘pngnancy. l i i i ” POIMI- 1 -v.O f . t # f , e ,e * it I- UANCHF8TER E V ^IN G HERALD. MANCHESTER. OpNN, WEDNESDAY. JULY 1. 1959 ■lANCHxsizB Evxitnra Bzaau), lUMCBzaTZh, conn.. Wednesday, j v h t i, ims PAGE NB4B
exdiangee must, although thay faithful servitor but reell)^ of wxtsrwMha Bbsut worms Is the •dafinltely navw win dloclooa pri- other published roperta that Mil tha ehtofs would not (tan sonslfiar IRattrl;T0tTr Defecting Russian water — t m a n m ot them. B LA Sne vatSbr or publicly oa«y ehoieo ho ton was forced on^ Nixon by tho redueing. nelUier solve nor seralxh the prob- couraa, sartorial dictator, and went Inflation Issue mlgh^ ' Actually, Blsonhowsr added, tha Mr*. John Prior said her daugh ST0CK IN 6S Freedman Quits Eosf^ might hxvo~. ProaidenL EHin$ IfpraUk lenii betwem 'ut. make sense be blithely, authoritatively In to give Arrives in U.S. ter rushed out of the bathroom Going on. EtoCahowor xaoiqod to- chlofa implied that amount may cause they mey help the m utu^ Governor Long e. shearing, ^e "shouting about worms. Tbs'-wa mUMUBS ~ BBUn ln ’M ,Iki;S^ys quallfy t h t t ' to oomo extant by Industrial BocurHy-^Eisenhower have to be IhereSsod.. EXTRA HOURS B r ruM saylite that ha has no intefiUon of was aakad for comment on a Su mo oo» me. process ‘tir svhlch ws- both must smerged a moment later, pale and Honolulu, July J Wq—DeftcUng ter -was Meek and there were a For aavlag . , .and traaaertisg eventually engage. It w u healthy qulverittg. For the first time Ifl his lot of them, red and gray,-swim IRTHUR BRUB Named Aide to ever Indlcatliig the pmeadurs to be preme Ooprt doelaion th ir week Soviet Diplomat Alexander Kaxna- (OaMthUNttfinmi P a g a ^ ) follewod ragardlh|( datenad~aelorf- ether' finanrlal baslneas. that the repiwsentatlvee ot .the two fife, It iqipesrid, the Governor hsd ming around.” that thara la no preoent authority k. ncRQ cheev, who oeek# poUtieal asylum, 'The district health officer, Dr. turn of a Candidate. for tho firing of private Industrial About Town PulB»«h«r» syetems. Nixon and Koalov, should 1 ^ hts own dectigon whether or SUoha 0- Freedman has roolgn- Thin ha added that a succaasul plant employes on security muBdad Octnbar L IM reaohsd American Boil Dist night Kvdyn K^tUrB, .paid there was •fi u Mahehester town eontrollor In a ralated fitld, Efsanhowar Open till 5 P.M. . ipMk with such candid iMrva- il^e wanted a haircut, and made no Inger in tlmm — Just larvae marrliaga gets happier as the yaarii stated amphatlcaliy that ha had grounds. Ha replied that tho iad-' Jehovah’s Wttnesaea will hold a Mondays, Tneadsjra, Fridays. ZimifiR Laws and then oonthiued on by plane - affoetlvo July 24. ininlatratlon ordered a careful HW^ys*1ffieny5*u2 tions; It was also healthy thht it atlck. Who doernot, at ona time Zoning laws are re«iIatlona en cation, though they art rarely al toward the U.S, mainland. of files. B ut tM town hselth of Oondral Manager Klchard Mar go by. no polltloal motives In mind In theocratic ministry arhoQl in King M ItuieMaMr. Om .. m Praetdent Bkeelt'Mswer considered or another. Intone such detail of lowed to expand. Kaznacheev arrived from Ma ficer advised 'neldents not to In the course of the news con- picking Vice President Richard M. study of that ruling as sqon aa It dom Hall, 791 Malq S t, Friday acted by a town which control Che' tin said today tho a2-yoar-old offt< waa handed down, and that ho ThurMlays 9 A.M. to t f .M. CUua Mall Mattar. the development of niore civllixed living or another, have an equal use of the land writhln the bound Oecaalonally, a person may want ntis In a apedal U.8. Air Force, drink the'water, w < rto boil it .for elal announced'he was resigning to aronca, the Presldeilt touched on Nixon to repreaant the United night. A aervica meeting at 8:30 Marendaz Stetea at thg opening of'tts fair couldn/t say anything furtbor It hours of iinintermpted acrriea. BUBSURiraUN RATBB contsuits betwreen the gjrstema instihet to be free, but much leas aries of the town In a manner de tp build a hoqie a business dis plane. After a refueling stop at ether purposes. become execuUvi secretary to these other toplcsr’^ will follow. Payabla In Adraaca signed to encourage good com trict, dr operate A bustnsas In a Hlckam Air Force Baae, Honolulu, In Moscow later this mM his own special trip up to New eliminated, safd Lawrence Ofis- la no point his going to a sum critlciam ' of admlnlstratioh de DIVIDEND RATE 3 i% f llOnthR aaaaaaa*aaha»*«»«*AB As always, there ie the perennial Connecticut do not have aonfaig Zoning Board of Appeals can grant Travla Air Force Baae, Calif. . ' wold, presldehi ot the Clayville 18 Asylum SU Hertford Freedman, controller here alnce 'there has been aome apoculation No. 2, 8th Dlatrlct Fire Depart' MOBth aaaaaaaaaaaaa^»«B**«aaa LW York to have the first look at what laws, but those that do have cn-> what Is called a •"variance," The Kaznacheev, 27. took refuge last mit ooqferanea with tna Russians fense policlea by -Dean Acheoon, C)Y a a awa a aaa a aa aa aa •••## a* aa« aW question. Who should he on which Water Oo„ by dredging .and clean TeL CHapel 7-5867 Jan. 6, formerly was auperviaor of unless there Is adequate prepara thht ho chose Nixon tn an effort aecretary of atate ih tho Truman ment, will take place tonight at 8 ii» Copy aaaaaa^aaVaaaaaavaraaaa .W the Russlsns "wai^ted to show us. side of the padded wall acted them, under the rights Board must find that the variance week In the U.S. ISmbassy hi Ran ing tha reserubir. To do the Job, budget and reaearch for the city of to give him political adyantego o’clock at the firehouse. New of granted them by the General Sta will be In harmony with the gen goon, Burma, where -he waa sta tion In advance by what he called admintatration, EisonhOwer came ------^ ------..I n»«, ■ ,X, . hs said, he had been trying to Authorized Agents For AO Hartford- tha legitimate diplomatic agendlea over Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller of back with this: ficers'will be elected. ” MBMBim or ' I . tutes of Connecticut. The sontlig eral purpose and intent of thp zon tioned sa an Information offtepr for He was. Implementing Martin’s New Tork. "A T2t * THB ASSUCL^D PRItajl . . laws In a community must meet ing laws'ahd that failurd to allow Soviet Russia, u.8, Pfflelala said he collect an average of 8100 each Rail, Airland Steamship ef government. If the Democrats try to make an Tht Aaaociatwl p i ^ la a«oiual*a!i That Tfital U ck Of Ethic from, the 2S8 families served by plans to centralise fieeu and per- NixOn and Rockefeller gen issue of that In tha I960 .political, The weekly meeting of .the Man- ititlad to tha uaa at rfMiblloafloa m the requirements of the State law. the use requested would cause un asked for asylum 'Lines «onneI work In the controller’s of That waa an allusion to the Big erally are regarded as tho top po cheater Squadron of Civil Air Pa S1 Bfwa diar>alc>iaa cpaduad to It ot A Ttiought for Today These requirements state that zon the company. Four foraiiTi mlnlatcra who will campaign, the Republicans will be not oibanrlaf. eraditad la Inia paott What Jimmy Hof fa has ti^n pa necessary hardships. At a news conference there, he Manchester Agent fice and to give the position strong tential candidates for the OOP able to show that during .the first trol will be held tonlg;ht at 7 and aloe tha local nawa publlahad bora. rading lately. In his appearances 8ponao(pd by the Blancheeter ing laws m utt be made In accord If a user of«land feels that hs said hs’regairded the United States flacal ranmnslbilltlea. rsaums talka in Genava July IS, presidential nomination. o'clock a t the Amerlcaii Legion SAVINGS All ligbU of rapiiblloatloB of apodal ance with a comprehensive plan to KRW s c h o o l n a m k d HAROLD EELLS picking up at that point after alx 6 Ml years "of the Eisenhower ad- dlapalctioa beralB ara alao raaarrad nt Washington, In his policy as a Oouacn ef Ohurehe* hoe been wrongfully denied a vari 1 the leader of the free world’s Freedman said • Sharpe offered . In reply, Eisenhower noted that rtilnistratlon no country , has at Home. lessen congestion;., to promoU struggle against Communism. - New Khven, July 1 (FI—A teach TeL MI 9-7442 him the Job Monday In a telephone recent weeks of fruitlJitloas negotla- upion leader. Is a total lack of health, safety, and the general ance, he may appeal to the Court his youngeat brhthor, Dr. Mliton tacked the United States. Ftill aarTWa client el H. M. fk, Btrt- pf Common Pleas. Generally, any Kaznacheev’s flight from the Far er In the Seventh Day Adventist cgU* tiona.. S. Eisenhower, will aCcSmpaity LOAN ethlp. TM^ la when we have it Many of ua, often, aome of ud" welfare; to prevent the over He said he and Martin diacuaaed Politics—The Republican party Foreign Aid—Eisenhower said Population Up ~2A'% Publlabera RepreaantaUTaa: Tba' one wanting a change of zone Bast waa made lipder doss secur Blehientary School In New Hsven Nixon to Rusaia. Hla broUior, the the Joint Chiefs Of Staff, the nS' A .S ,S O C I A. T 1 O N JuIHn Malheaa 8|iedal Aceacy— Kaa pushed front and center, an i ap habitually,- waken long before we crowding of" land; and to stabilise would go to the Town Zoning ity measures apd Hla atop in Hono the resignation In "very good has many able and qualified poten VnrV Chtcaao Ddrdi and Bedon. property values. has submitted the name which will tial candidates fdr the presidential President aaid, certainly has no tlon'a military high command, (Quebec — Canada’s, population palling. disheartening spectacle, need to get up. If there la’not time, Commlaaion. Appeals from this lulu waa not disclosed until after terma." political ambitlona. have told him that the ll.fiOO.OOO, now stands at 1‘7,284,ODO, an in MiiMBioR AUbrr buiueau o r ' lining la .the divlaton of land hla plane had dsparteif.. be given to a i|dw |2 H million' ^Salaries for tho two positions are nomination. CIRCirUATTUNB______particularly so when It really seems or If It la not wise, to roll over for Into different ctasaea of diatricta, body are taken to the Court of boarding achool the denomination . BAsanhower added, In response T ^ President confirmed re- 000 the admlniatratlon requested crease of 397,000, or 2.4 p4r cent. / Common Pleas. neltrly tho same. As controller, Tba Herald PnnunB Compwr. lao.. as If. there were nothing on this another'"nap, then you liAve some such as residential, bualness, and ia going to build Irt New Braintree, to Stqueation, that while It would ports that Nixon peraonaUy asked for military aaaistance abroad In the paust j<«ar. This increase Freedman la making 88,21(1. Aa him to have Milton ICIsenhowgr compares Vrith rises of 425,000 tn aaoumaa no fnandal reofnnalbQUy tor esrth which could bring him to his perfect momenta to set the tone for industrial. Zoning laws regUIAte This column la written by the Woptn« in Watei' Maas, n e teacher, Fred Sanborn, Sharpe*! executive aecretary, . he .8 aervingB. ktore aalt''and pepper be too Thuch to expect him to'be during the fiscal year atartlqg to typcMRnplileal errora apneailna to ad- your whole day. Repeat aome height and stae of bulldlnga; per State- Bar Aisociation of Connecti ■uggeeted that the achool be Palled Mir THE PAINT should be added if needed. neutral regarding a candidate, he miak# the trip. There have be«n day to a minimum amount which 1986 and 543,000 In 1957. rartiwmenta and other readIM matter comeuppance, and set some regard will make $8,580—the maximum Advertise in The Herald—It Pays Ip Iba Mancheater EVealna Herald. favorite passage of Scripture; or a centage of area of a lot that a cut to make you better Inforined Clayville, hF. T .,'July 1 (F) — the Pioneer Valley Academy, it beloved morning hymn lilie thia ope atep for the post for decency and morality in his building may occupy; sise of and mors fully aware of our laws. OomplRlnta iue pouring in to the was annoonesd yesterday. THAT’S Freedman said the Mcecutive sec Dlapiay adeerttoinR cKmIbb honm: place. We see hVs 'owh union mem by Harriot Beecher Stowe: yards and open apaces; density of for Monday—1 p.m. rrMay. "Stin atill with Thee retary now ia John IWalah, who will ^>r '^eaday—1 p.iu. Monday. bers proclaim that they are In population; location and use of become Hartford finance director For Wodneaday—1 p.inTueatoy, When purple morning breaketh buildings; and size and location of For Thuraday—1 p.m. Wedneaday. , different tOi the methods he uses, When the bird waketh Comi -Phone MI S-2741-^rder By Mall ^ WORTH TME WORK when Robert Duffy retires July ror Friday—1 p.m. Ibivaday. advertiaing signs and billboards 81. Freedman formerly aervjkd un For Saturday—! n m. r ^ y . the murderers he employs, ths pri And the ahadows 'flee.'’ within town limits. Sf. 6i- 4 4 A aaealtled daadfina; 10;SO % m. aaeh And on to the end. der Diiffy. ' .. B.CM fet St. day nt publication latardar— vate neete he feathers, so long as The legialatlve body of a town 136 P»e€« HOMEAAAKER SETS-SILVER-DINNERWARE-GLASS Freedman attended Hartford a Before you fling off the blankets muat vote to adopt the provisioM ham. hs gets results they can sea In and toe about for your stlppera, Weaver High School, the Univer of the etate laws befoK tha town sity of Connecticut, Trinity Col IK^W TO Wettneaday, July 1 their own working conditions and hallow the day for CM. can adopt Its owm zoning rejiula- Thousands already Sold! •s their own pay envelopes. Dr. John W. Bruch. lege and gradnated cum laude tions. Then a S-man Towrn Zonihg " 'f y . But, aven as we rscoll from this from Sytecuae University In 1949, ,^ E T T H E R B Nixon And K obIot Commission la eatabllahad. TIilB with a bachelor of arts degree In •* Aw' -4^ Aa-?"' S ilv e r spsctscle, from the spectacle of Vacuum Uses Batteriee Commiarflon" aeta' the regulations political aclenee and economics. There are thoM In thla country Hoffa making hjs own laws, and and sonlng boundaries of the town He attended Syracuse's Maxwell ■''^Our new Cheney Mills W ar^ who frown on any kind of cultural London — A batiary-Aqulyped after a public hearing. A public PAY ONLY the spectacle of his union meflibera vacuum cleaner that la complete hearing la alao required befOre the Graduate School In 1950 and in , Kou.ie ia located on Forest •xchanxe or pleaaantneas with approving his doing It, ws should $1.90 A WEEK 1955 completed his thaaia for a i ly eelf-contalr.». end.cordless has commission can make any changes maater’a deg;ree In public admlnls-1 / Street,, oppo.site the intersec- RuMia on the ground that this be sw an that we are sitting In on been developed by a BriUMi con in the zoning regulations. ‘tion of Che.stnut Street. From may weaken our reaolva, Infiltrate cern for use in cleaning large Whenever a towm adopts zon tration. an age-old drama, the drama df Sounds unbaliavablo— but H's trusi From 1044 to 1946 he served In ' pninte north, turn right on OUT emotions, and. worat of all, whether’ the end Justifies the areas without having to bother ing regulations, thers are always the Navy and waa stationed for | CfutHttOakfi Foro.'it Street from Main gfi-e an atmosphere of respect- ■with electric cords. The cleaner use's of land In exiatence which do You q#t obMlotaiy ouarytMnf mu / /tf .e s means, and that our^>own rejection can operate dontimiously^ for 8 not conform Mth the zoning dis saa llluslratad oa thh eofo — lli- most of the time on Okinawa. titfJ. £kc .iig*ri^ ^Ltreet. From points south, ahimy to things RusslAn. And ws (wondSrfil piaoM end aoeb oaa porfoef—tt placat of tovaly dlanor- In 1051 Freedman married the of the theory that It Jg all’right to hours without recharging when trict In which they are located. former Adeline Kaufman, a Hart- , turn left at F'ore.st Street from have no doubt that there are those fitted with ordinary automomible These are called "non-conform wort,.42 ploeos of hondsoiM stlmrplala, sad 12 placet of f leomtng employ any means toward an and - glosMTora, TWt voluo h isedo pesilbli oaly by codoed purebaiet ford native and a student of an-' /, Main Street. P'rom point* tn Russia who have an equal dls is not always sa sharp as it Is. In storage batteries, the company ing uses," and are Always allowed, thropology at Syracuse. They; tkste for any cultural together •eye. to continue to operate at their lo asd H totes Mlebeab' vost boylag poser te o#w it Is eoepofetie* eAst, proceed to ' Main Street the esse of the tough, repulsive untn thro# of Ambriee’s faraieoit motets of fobloworo. guy geo ond have three children, all boys. ' and then to Forest Street- aa nW on the part of Russia and the Hoffa, leading hla tough team you’ll probobly woof mvwoI fw {rtoadi, for brMos, for fufeS gift Freedman has worked for the ConnecUcut State Employes Aaan. noted above. From points west, United Statea - for very almllar sters. oceotiont. reisons. "We have to stay tough," and the Redevelopment Agency’s i use" Sil-ver Lane to Hartford lie-and they can sense thla and East Side project in Hartfqn). In •• Road, .theo4ef29 pim fIJfi Cosa. M h { Modern colors that But such die-hard dlvlslonlsta on pro"vlng qf them,, no matter what asaist yon. Whether your problem Involves one thousand or a ■ il'o iiii/Jit: million dollars, we have the- facilities to reader yon complete 7ox and will poy In tho moimar choelad baloir. | Stew wUh Vegetables THURSDAY 9 to 9 either aide of the curtain can, wo they did. And they reach for even Imagine, take "the NIxem-Koslov service. * . • Chock Enelotad □ SADoy Charge nilJW aW cck { RESIST FADUI6! Ingredients: 2 1/2 pounds bone- stronger tactics, to make society e tmoll carrying eborgo will bo added IbrEety Peymontt) | In lamb shoulder and neck (cut in ■pMches opening the Russian ex howl the louder In Its ahocked dla- ' 7HI KNOWN NAM(, 2-Inch plecea), 2 teaapoona salt, 1/2 hibition down In New Tork City, INI KNOWN QUXllTY Nernia------:______Pte*— i Du Pent "TruMnt'' Colors SMNS teaspoon pepper, 1/2 teaspoon herb approval. They come to he dfliber- S. *■h e a r s o n , H a m m I nr.-'l l 8 C o . . . and reach the conclusion that no SINCE 1900 In 18 omart..now shadso. Be- seasoning powder for tomato dish ately proud of their" role as out ■ AlMibflfB Nev Pwlk es, 1 can (1 pound and 12 ounces) FRIDAY 9 to 9 body has gone soft and Irresolute oouse their beauty lasts lonoor, casts. 913 Mein 9leee^,,Mwelieefer • IWfeli#ll 3-1571 - tomatoes,ufi medium-sized carrote as yst. Both ths spasehes of the But If this may help explain you don’t hava to paint at pflsn. (each cut Into 8 strips), 2 medium- American vice {IresldAnt and the them, It doelan't help cure them. They are aotenteicafiy mads la sized onions (cut Into strips), 1 cup Russian deputy premier had elo And, even If we admit that tt la vainTIQ • • ovw wOOr wvvQnK diced celery, 2 tablespoons minced quent passages daflnttg both tha . . . toot for yaars. parsely, 3 large (1 1/2 pounds) ponlble to find. In tha conduct and potatoM (pared and each cut Into purposes and tha limits cultural atUtudea of society,, a greater Mattoafom $ 6 ’« 7 12 plecea), 2 tablespoons flour, 1/4 axchangea as such. tolerance of amoral use of meani ' Gallon cup cold water, 1/4 teaapoon mar "If the dlffleuItlM that exist bs- for enda when It Is committed by joram.,., , tween eur two nsUons wert baaed In i Gallon Lots Method: Cut away fat from more respectable characters, by lamb; brown In 4-quart heavy, ket merely upon misunderstandings leaders of business or polltlca, or tle. Add salt, pepper, herb season and lack of contact,” said Nixon, even by statesmen, that doesn’t ex ing and tomatoes. Simmer until ".the success of this program would cuse Hoffa either. almbat tender—about 45 minutes. be grounds for great optimism. Add carrote, onions, celery, parsley Society la not perfect: it la not There’s a E. A. JOHNSON and potatoes. Simmer until both "But It would bs completely ini' always consistent In Us appllcs- meat and vegetables are tenffer- realistic to pretend that lack of un tion of stsndards snd principles; PAINT CO. about 20 minutes. Turn stew Into dantandlng Is the only obstacle to but It has its breaking points, the colander; return liquid to kettle. peaceful friendship between the points beyond which It cannot al ' 718 Main St.—ManchMtor Mix flour and water until smooth; Communist w'orld' and thoee cnit' add to kettle ;’,cook and stir con- low conduct to flourish forever. Big Difference Tho beauty taata whan etantly over moderately low heat Side Ita borders, 'thers are basic Hoffa may not feel that way him you paint with tho finest. . . until tblckened and boiling; stir In conflicts of Interest and deeply self, but In the opinion of soelety marjoram; add meat and vegeta clashing Ideologies that are not he has now for some time been bles from colander. Reheat. Makes anally removed. It would be no opeiatlng beyond the “breaking eervlce to either of our greet hS' point, beyond the point society’can PAINTS hone to base efforts for peace upon between tolerate, beyom^ the jwlnt any of B Buperflctal .and evqn.false analy> society’s own evila and Ineonaiaten- ala of the differences that divide clea might Justify. ’This la the point na . . . .. ’ beyond which characters lne"vlt- SEND THEM -STOCK OF FAMOUS MAKE A IIT H A A n FINAL PRE-FOU^ •Tn other wmtds, there la no ably destroy themselves, when magic formula which will settle talk and proof BEDDING AT BEFORE 4th CLEARANCE — TA K ^ I their addletlah to the means be- THE 11111 I I I I I IK the differences between lu, no con conles an abnormal passion in B E D D I N G ^ ^ SAVINGS / ; VV I lA W Il a w a y a t t h e s e p r ic e s ference at the aummit which, will which they even forget the Original dramatically end world tensions. HOMETOWN Thursday and Friday only, 9 a.m. to 9 Reg. Sale ends they had Jn mind. Hoffa Is Thuriday and Friday only» 9 a.m. to ^9 p.m. Tha roiul to peace Is long and hard p.m. (closed Saturday, "ihe 4th)." All (39). 16 Va” Cigarette • Tables, 5 Piece Dinette, 3()’’ x 68” table, ham- , be ..most happy to reduce the pro mered glass top: ^.jihalrs, turquoise porary headquarters—he moves hli the Manchester Eve* talizer by Englander. Matching mattress-and-boxr C!oloniaI post-and-panel style headjljoards in Salem redwood ...... $29..50 19.95 duction of arms and to direct the office about as the mood hits him, spnngs in some grades if you choose early-, .Both plastic seats, white iron $1”9;00 89.50 * *ninE HerRid can be for> maple finish complete with box sjlrings on legs (7) t;nd Benches, 11” x 22” for ends of (3) Black Iron-Sling Chairs, green canvas / great economic power of hli Coun something some of ua might like" twin and full sizes represented in this groupl Buy barbecue table 86.95 3.98 try Into a program to provide a wardod to be fit “Mail and innerspring mattresses. Twin size only. Per covers' $7.95 4.987 too—and suddenly he knew that ’em at the warehouse And savis up to $34^50 , . . fect for the youngster’s robm. Furnishes a small (2) Lounge Chairs, slat seat and better life for every citlsen." the oiie thing tn the world he Call” regularly with all almost one half! (4) Folding Yacht Chairs; turquoise vitW room with twin beds; avoids an overcrowded look. back .-...... |$14.95 9.98 Koelw, for his part, said "there wanted was catfish for supper. the hometown news (t) Curved Plain-Top Benches, ‘ turquoise plaid seats and ' la no need to conceal that we have Normally, this la the kind of wamt fo’i home haating^ people away from backs ...... $9.9.5 5.j^ different social systems. and that 43” long .. 11.95 6.98 , (2) Spring Base Arm Chair with ciiahinhs; \ a man sijppreasea. or lets himself home are so anxious our views on many International get talked out of. But there is. let's our w a v I I Bunk Bods with verde green ...... $.55.00 29.50 lasues often do not coincide. But confess'It, a new respect for Gov *• to get. HoNywood Ofvom lunfc(»tfa Bodding PATIO we do live on one planet, and there ernor Long these days, along with, You got prsmium qnslity fore no one from any other world Alobilhoat with RT-88 . . . tbs ^ Complete- Colonial Bunk Bed outfits in Salem ma? (2) 4 Piece Black iron with molded plywood ALUMINUM , c . of eburae, a vast questioning. Tha most completely effective fuel Ju8t A. few complete twin size Hollywood Divans pie with spindle-tumed head,and foot boards. 0 )n- ^ seats and ' backs; .semi-facing - two- (2) F'oliling Aluminum Picnic Tables, open^"7 will resolve the question of our moment he said he wanted catfish oil additive in use today. And Telephone Ml .1-2711 Inter-relationships for us. The af coiuisting of a boxapring on legs and an inner-r vert to a pair of twin beds when desired. Ladder^ * seater settee, 2 arm chairs, 2 3 glass fo 27” x,60” .519.95 14..50- for supper a boy waa sent out tp you get premium service; Au- Circuiatioh spring ntattfess^^to; match. Buy for summer Cot (2) DoWing Aluminum Picnic Tahle.s, open fairs of the earth lAould be solved get a catfish, and fry It up for the tbmstic delivbfiee . . . a bal- . guard rail and a pair of Steams and Foster BUnk- top cocktail table ...... $60.80 20.00 „ tages now! ’ , ■ to % ’ X 72” ;...... $‘29.50 19.95 by people who llve’on the earth/’ governor. ■-an«ld.payiirBnrplsh’4nd many Department ■■fitte bedding outhts included f Ready to use ! (1) 3 "Pie^e Black Iron Group with slAt KoeIov did not conceal, ei^^er, , When the ratfish hunger hita ua. other oxtras designed to make seats; fiber-rush backs; love seatrarm (12) Folding Arm Chairs, red and white that, after World War II. ’ •‘an It is for breakfast, and we have to homo heating rtollp ttuy. , chair, 18” x 27*/V’ slat-top Saran webbijig ...... $7.50 3.98 alienation'" and mutual ^Intrust go out and catc;. It ourselvea, amd end table . •. . >■...;... . $128.5() .59.00 ^ (27) Folding Arm Chairs,' green an(l white ai«se between us. HknmonUc, sclen- It ia UBually rather easy for ua to Mobilhea|.y!;, (2) ? Portable Server on wheels, black iron, Saran w'ebbing ...... $7.56 3.98 ' tlflc and cultural ties betwten ,o,ur (3) Pillow-Arm Gliders, 8 cushion; Tea rose ' talk ourselvea out of It. But If we, Ma daen-ecHen wood slats, fiber-ru.sh tw'o countries decreased consider like Governor Long had suddenly oA/HhS illanrljrBtrr and plastic ...... ^.54.50 29;00'"" vin.vl ...... "...$69.50 45.00 > ably. And as the American phllos- determined to etarl, really..lh*lng, .(4) Innerspring' Chai.sea; champagne’ floral dpher and poet. Kmerson, jusdy re for once, then, for us too, thq wish ''Vinyl covering...... i , . ..$29.50' marked, fjar always springs from mlp'ht Instantaneously father the WE GIVE i^ u r n in j REED-CAKE ~ (4) F'olding Arm Chairs to miUch gliders ignorsnes. In turn fear and mis deed. Talk, at tjiejr aajf, is cheap. ,I^ en you’re looking for value in a etr, you want proof. GREEN STAMPS (4), 80” Shell Chairs, varnished rpuhd j|il)ove...... $11.95 8.75 trust ariT'a serious barrier In Uie ■ Try and organize your lift so r e e d ...... $10.95 • ;6.9‘8 (4) Innerspring Chatse.s; plain yellow linen- 1, way of mutual understanding and that whtn you want'eatflah foh' Thfit’a just what Plymouth gives you.: Plymouthf has proved ito Big Difference (13)' I6V2” Cigarette Tables, varni.shed round textured vinyl (jovers . ..$39.95 27.50 tha improvamsnt of Niatlons bs- •upper you got ea'tflrii for supper, in Economy, for instance, by^vrinning ito V-8 clasa iii the Mobilgat Econorny Bun NORIARTY f e r a l i i ; ret^ tops, black iron (4) Arm Chairs; 2 cushion in floral print twssn our peoplsa." no questions asked, ho arguments fbr the third straight year, ^ i s is p^orming snd not just promising. ' l^ s e a ...... $6.75 8.98 on white vinyl .$29.95 19.98 . ' If you concede" the inavlUbiUty given. Plymouth can prove its Big Difference in Ride, Performance, Comfort and OF -MANCHESTER of one fact—that for survival ws Or imko ths fate of ths personal ' Featujes, too. Just takp a “TwoiMiie Try-Out” at your-dealer’a today. He will m BROTHERS Ahd Russia mus * learn to live ,^to- barber who always knew when you all the proof of Plymouth’s Big Difference you could ask fori ', '3P1-3IS C w iw St. ••ihsr In the aams world--'^en L e^ had to hate a haircut. Hs ap- BSBSsdB that such sultursl Read Herald Advs. ■4 TO Be FULLY. APPRECIATBD, MUST BC DRIVeN Ml 3-5135 » ^ ^ ’ AT CHENEY MILLS WAREHOUSE ONLY—FOREST ST.. MANCHESTER » PAGE TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, JULY Iv 1969 IR EVENING HERALD,* MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 1989 PAGE ELEVEN
No Date Set lO-. a M k n - nrwnan HU1$ o f Bui- housed hotaaa and eniiteia June Rain Tops.. . he-said, "as tha sunshine between Martin Giv>es Hearing Set South Windsor tiv*ji Ave., was Hbnered at'tem Circus Museum the elreu* had its wtntar the l$th end Mth averaged only 21) shovan raeantly. Her marriage to here. . per cent. New Hev*n recorded the, rw isnooTEirfflER fr"' For Hearing Raymand Hallowell Jr. aa)i * f Mr,, /Opens Its Doors Reconatrueted fam o^ old ^ Fall Since 19.^2 lowest amount of suoahirts since • g«t an Petition to On Blocking Zone Hearing and Mrs, Raymond Hallowall, of cue wagons and flqatii, a $s6,0o0 1918.” Demtng 8 t, M achCdUled tor Aug. Tha month was severs! degrees GKAY LOAN Baraboo, WUa July 1 Idv-Tha; mlnlatoire drinia WiUt to acala of Windsor Locks, July 1 OP)--The "wafTner than the fsoord cold June- dnR t.6 Path naur Circua World Musaum open* the Riagling ecdoasua . when it past month goes into the U.S, School Board \Road Section traveled en four tnlne, arid ptbhr of last yesr, he aald, tnit ths aver- Due Tonight On Friday hvaning, 35 attehdai^ Ka door* today In the home of the weather Bureau's record book# as ags Tttaxlmiirn daytime tempers- , mlacellaaeoua bridal alumai' Rlngllhg Brothers with all the circus paraphernalia an oh Ala- the wyttaat Jun«,in Connecticut, turs was about four degrees cooler Gei^rsit Manager Richard Mar* The SUte Highway^' playi / since.1952. ' Th* p*lirinn trquMMn* 1h« «(■« ; ment will eventually hold a pub N«W taomai to ha '^eonithicted giv*n for Mlsa Hllta hy tha liisaaa feilfare that formerty surrounded than normal. Hawl vacatloira^f It*i______ssey______ae A-BC to. get____ > Ohay Issal g' tin will welcome townspeople's Ruth and Barbara Hallewall at the Tha feativitiee wara aelAdulad In his month-end weather J »*f th# hl)th dfhool Rrounrtn for h ( lic hearing in Manchester on the bw* F*h'All.b#'jrtiyfje family rezl- the arrival of tha (Sreateet Show *Tha' period froeo the 14th A. p a l f ^ jm eupen-ii<#fl pUyjrrouhd 'will ; opinions on sbandoning the **• proposed relocation of Rt. 8, hare homa o f their parents. On Barth In town. near the yard of the Barahoo Jail summary issued yesterday, Dr. A. through the 19th w ai Almost un 1 Upoe approval, pick Up your eaih. * dencM, acconUni to tha proposed Boyd Pack, state' eliipetologist. tuiTiwI nv#r to th# Board of Eoii- tension of Weetritinster Rd. be —but Juet when that wlli be re Sunday, Mre. Louiae Bristol, Chreus day. proclatmad by the whera In Nowemhaf AJ, Alf precedented for the - Coolneat of I C, Fay bach in monthly inetallmonta yoe choeae. ■ ciittnn hy Ci!#n#ral Xtnnair»T Rich- mains uncertain. rezonlng master plan to bs un metqmel grandmother of the Wiaconeln l^ slatu re. Included a T., Otto, John, and ChaHes Ring- aaid 'the precipitation average daytime ten^peraturea," the cllma- Our Managar Liliaa to Soy, "Your Loan Is OrisyP* I 'hrd Miiriln. tween Porter and E. (3enter Sta. brid«h^be, held e )>entry ahower gala parade with elephants, bends, ling and others staged th* first throughout the. atete was 4 to 5 tologiat eeit. "Fhr these d ^ , the A spokesnianr for the depart veiled by the Town Planning and CALL THE MONEt NliMRER Mllcken $-4168 Th# jr#n#ral mAnaRfr Mid thta st a meeting July 15 »t d p.m. ment said today that such a hear Zoning Commission at a final pob- for h e p e t her home la Canton a steam calliope,. fliMta and cir perfomance of tha 'TjUngllng inches.' Danbury end New London temperature failed to exceld 85 in m om lne h# had r#r#iv#d th# p#tl- j Soaked up better than six Inqhes, M3 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER x In the hearing room of the Miini- ing win be held only after the lo Center. Sixty-five attended the af cus watons once used hy the Ring- O la^e and (tomle Concert (Com Connecticut. A maximum of 56 on ‘•M tion .VMtfrday ofternoon ft*om t ^ j ..nc hearihg^tonlR^’ t *he he said. LOANS FROM $25 to $600 ^ clpa) Building., cation of Interstate 491 between Wapping Elementary School. fair. Hnge. pany" with a diaplaj' of dogs, cats the T7th at Hartford was the low two boy# wj)n cliV'lIatpd 1 Commtaaion Chairman David The museum, festooned vrith and stuffed aqulrrala. Tha P' Dr. Pack’s figures also showed est June maximum Sines 1947." A loan of $190.09 coats $20.90 when promptly repaid In ) f roM> The Board pf Director*, which'' tlie Putnam Bridge in Glastonbury secuttve monthly Installments of $10.08 each. n#th \Virhman. .'it Broftkfield St.. and the Wilbur Grose Highway has, D, Srtilth explained, however, that Manofcestor Evening Herald brilliantly colored behners deplet ling Brothen later Joined Yankee that It was ons of ths cloudiest There were only four days be and Donald Hartrojt;I7.0(tr.'3o Brookfl#l(h* B rt authorized Martin the old midway, occupies two large and Rtnglii^ iros. Circus, which "Many orope showed ths lack of temperature got se high as $0, Th# petition carried 14.t lilgna- also have to confirm whatever de- eU 4-0674. RInglIng buildings that ohee opened et 4boo May 19, 18S4. sunshine in the last h a lfo f June," Dr. Peck said. PREFERRED FINANCE fure# on it. The boy# orlifinally i claion he makes, he said. held sometime this summer and til* Z o n i^ Bpard of Appeals ap Intended to collect 500 #lRnatur«#. j The abandonment is part of an then, he said, the hearing In Man prove* special applications. but decided 'hot to wait to get ‘ agreement whereby the State will chester will take place. Considerable public support of the'plan la. expected,^ according them. 1 Inatall a traffic light On B. Cen The tentative plan for the re There la , no minimum require--’ ter St. at Led ox S i '' location of Rt. 6 oalls for it to run to Smith. He pointed out that it ment for aignaturea, said Martin, t Martin said. "" . . . it wa* south of Hartford Rd„ Charter represents more than a year of agreed, that the town would ex Oak and Highland SU- to an Inter work by the commission and WalU for L.etter change at Camp Meeting Rd. and Merrill F. Lincoln, the ’ town’s Chriatle McCormick, chairman tend Lenox St. through the park- let from! E. ^ n t e r St. to Porter Carter Bt. It would enter Bolton planning consultant, and that it of the Board of Education, aald he at Camp Meeting Rd. and proceed should be a clear bliieprTnt indi W’ould wait to see the letter from St. and that the portion of the mr easterly' to the Bolton Notch. A cating the course of South Wind the general manager before call highway, through the parklet which la ap- extension of Westmin complete Interchange would be sor's future growth. ing a meeting of'the Board..or of ' ’ About 28 per cent of the land the huUdIng and aitea aubcontmit- ster Rd, wbtild be abandoned." constructed at S. Main St. in the area has beeli zoned for so-called tee which uaually handle# matters I.«nox iStreet Extended area of Gould's Pond. 'subdivisfonal development, ' with on the uae of the achools and prop Lenox St. has already been e«- West of Bridge St. the route is erty. tended through the parklet. ^expected to enter Manchester at the lowest lot and house size rd- Martin added. 'The Stgte is 'Laurel Lake from a master inter qulrements. In order to avoid seri Vlanchester M ills McCormick did aay he thought Deputy Judge Leon Podrove and Judge Julea A. kai|> are given tha oath o f office by their law about readv in ln#t»ll the light The basket of flowers change in 'Veterans Memorial Park ous problenis In the future, only the i^iieat might better come and we should have completed the partners, Mkjeir.. Eugene T. Kelly and Atty. GMrge C. Lesaner, respectively. on the bench is xa present from penonnel in Judge Karp's office. (Herald Photo by Pinto). in East Hartford. Ikut Hartford land With excellent, drainage has from the Recreation Department action on tile aoandonment,, so residents have protested repeated been placed in thia bategory. "DISCOUNT WORLD than from the general manager, Banners Married 25 Years that It can be effective when ly against the plan to locate the High class residenUal netghbqp- since the Rec Department would Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Banner,' light is ready for operation." \ « -■ - _ interchange in that town. t hoods are taken care of by In'clu^ be running the playground pro 49 Salem Rd., were surprised with from Wlnsted, New Milford, New Sion of A30 and A40 zones in the gram and would know how much ington, New Boston, Mass., and Fired Trooper a party Sunday afternoon in cele plan. Lot size and floor area minl- of the high school grounds woyld Manchester attended. A buffet din C o u rt Staff Tak^js O ath, -mum requirements in such dietrietz be needed for the program. bration of their 25th Wedding annl- ner was served. The couple . re of the parklet between E. Center Missing; Also Bad Check Count are considerably higher than in EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE AT THE MANCHESTER GREEN-OPEN DAILY 10 to 10 The building and sites subcom .versary. The party was held at the ceived many gifts and cards, also aii(J Porter Sts. the aubdivisional dwelling zones. mittee of the Board of Education home of their daughter, Mrs. Ruth a money tree. Discussion of that ^abandonment Charged to Man Property values are protected In w’oujd need ' to know how much Nichols, East Hartford, and was Mr. and Mrs, Banner were mar was tabled by the Board of Direc- Danbury Wife ait residential claeses by forbid IN OROER TO ENARLE OUR EMPLOYES TO CELEBRATE THE HOLIDAY WE WILL BE CLOSED A U DAY SATURDAY. JULY 4 ground was needed, and how much given by their four children, Mrs. ried July 1, 1934, in St. Mark'a tore June ;3 after Atty. John D. ding business activity which would custodial care, before it could Nichols, Walter J. Banner -Jr., of Church, New Britain. Mr. Banner LaBelle asked that the abandon _ Harry A. Anderson, -46, of East Mrs. Katherine Bourn and Mrs.^Thomaa appointed Hartford, was arrested thli morn spoil the attractiveness of ^ e grant permisafon for the use of New Rqcnelle, N. ,Y.; and Peter and is employed as 'fepresenlative of ment not be carried out until at T*n) neighborhood or annoy home own the grounds, said'McCormick, Paul Banner, both of Manchester. the Wes*on Biscuit Co. of Newing least ons year's experience were Alice Histchinson, two 'women ad- when Lombardo moved up. ing and- was charged with fraud > Judges-Karp and Podrove were ulent issue of check."’' ers by reason of noise or other James Herdlc, head -of th^ rec .About 50 friends and relatives ton In this area. gained with the Lenox St. light tlve In the Democratic Party, cated paik«() and locked irt the causes. reation department, said yester and other traffic factors in. tha recommended for their Judgeships Stamfonf raUi*oa^ station parking The arrest was made on a war Were ai>phinted to ” 'Uone m the by Gov. Ribicoff in the spring, but rant Issued by the Town Court and . The historical atmosphere of a day'the dcpa,rtment has the money area. Martin said the administra ares. The policeman's service country town has been preserved to hire supervisors, but that tion Intended to get such experi Manchestiar Town Court thia final confirmation by the General equipment, including weapon's, was came after a police investigation 1^0 Asaembly did not come until near caused by complaint of the Food Jo a certain extent, aceotxUng to it la difficult to find qualified per State Police Reorganized ence first—but not a full year’s. morning. in. the car. Smith, by ample provision of rural The proposed area traffic.pat Mra. Bourn appointed court the end of the Legislature's see- The Repko car was -also lo King grocery store. sonnel.' He also said the high Sion. Policer said A'liderson cashed a zones. These zones - are tor the school grounds have no facilities tern envisions , control of west clerk end Mra. Hutchineon 'was cated at the same time in the same check for about $45 at the Food most part located In aectlonz with such as picnic benches, fireplaces To Curb Gar Deaths, Crime bound traffic out of Porter St. bv appointed clerli of the traflic vio parking area. poor drainage, where closely the Lenox St. lighL The portion lations bureau. Officials said neither Mrs. Repko King'May 25. or storage space for equipment. The aceused is free under $200 spaced homes would be impracU- (Continued from' Page One) of Porter from the new Lenox ex Mrs. Mar.ori K. Clifford, 'who has nor Hickey, also married, have cal. Rural zones heve the .advan tension to E. Center St. would be been recommended as clerk o f the been located to'date. They added bond and is due in- court July 6. tage of providing more opportuni The commliliijonef said he will open to eastbound traffic only. .. small clsima court, the only other that a'teletype hroadcaat has been ty for development of farming and State Delegates very likely adopt a system used hy, News Tidbits vacant poat, wu_ not appointed. sent to all points in an attempt to 15 States Inspect (Can other business activities and for the Massachusetts State Police Cttcials said they are undecided Anniversary Maae locate them. Indulgence in sidelines and some whereby parents are made respon Gulled trom AP Wires Insurance Agents yet on hen' appyintment. An anniversary requiem high No criminal charges have been Detroit...Only 15 eiatee now re hobbies than other residence In ISEA Debate sible for not only the crimes but Sworn in a the same time as Mass for the repose of the soul of placed, police officials said. quire that motor vehicles be In r.ones, Smith emphasized^ the questionable activities o f their Mrs. Bourn and Mrs. Hutchinson Mary Ralph will be said tomorrow T’he police car and equipment spected to reduce the hazard of Also incorporated Into the ton Authorize Strike morning at 7:45 in S t James' teenage children. President and Mrs. Eisenhower were Judge Julea a . Karp, Deruty were returned to Ridefleld bar defective equipment operating on ing master plan are business and First act of Mulrahy, who re Judge Leon Podrove Prosecutor Church. racks and this Repko car was the nation's roads. 'tWo others w»- Industrial zones, which will be On Integration mark 4Srd wedding anniveraary Newark, N. J., July 1 (iP)--By a turned to State Police work after with small ceremonies at White Jonn N. Lombardo, and- Assistant brought back to Repko, thorize spot, i^ecke on the condi delbmted ,and exptainM at the 10 to 1 margin, district agents of tion .of motor vehicles. In five more hearingv. Th# Connecticut delegation to •four years leave of absence while H ouse... Gov. Ribicoff signs a Prosecutor Allan D. Thomas. Mra. Repko la a former waitress he was director of the Connecticut bill that places at $25,000 the the Prudential Insurance Company The swearing-in ceremonies were in a Danbury diner. state* cities may r^uire com|>ul- All residents Yvho are In doubt the National Education Assn, con Recipes concerning the areas covered by vention In 'St, LAuis. Mo., will be Department of Civil Defense, was amount of damages a liquor per in two New Jersey counties have conducted in the court room Under State Police procedures,’ sory inspectioni. GIRLS* LADIES' an officer can be discharged with thevariouq. zones are urged to at Involved in the NEA’s fight on to appoint Capt. Leslie W. Wll- mittee can be sued for if he sells voted to give their imlon the right on the second floor of the police RRSr QUALITY lisms as his administrative a.s- liquor to an Intoxicated peraon station. Wainut Pan Bread out hearing If he Is still under the KERVAN GETS 9 TEAM tend the hearing. Tim main pur Men’s Swim Trunks racial segregation Friday. to strike in their behalf. Ingredients; 1 ctm tilted flour, pose of such a hearing is to an Robert Wolfert, president of the sistant, with the rank of acting' who thereafter injures another Members m Local 186, Insur The ceremonies were originally probationary period which lasts New Haven, July 1 (AV-Em- Novelty Hats - SEAMLESS NYLON major. scheduled for tomorrow but were 3 teaapoo;.. baking powder, M nips months from his academy mett Bemal'd Kervan, once one swer queattons and clear iip mls- Manchester Elducation Aasn., in a person or property., ance Workw' International Union, coneSptions which may arise, vgo letter to The Herald, wrote that Williams, who hap been com changed to today, the first day teaspop-. salt; H cup enriched' yel graduation. nf the FBI’a 10 most wanted Gov. Ribfeoff Vetoes a bill which voted lasynight 364-32 in. favor of low commeal, 1(4 dups ready-to- the proposed set of ordinances STOCKINGS the Connecticut delegation put mander of the State Police Train the acti^. The voters were com o f the new term of court offices fugitives, today was aenteneed would have required subcontrac eat bran, 1 cup milk. (4 cup gold I TokycH-Japanese acientista have may be expedited into law by for aside discussions on salary and ing School, Bethany, for several tors on state proJecU to submit p o s e d ^ agents from Hudson and which will end Jan. 1, 1961, 'when to nine years Imprisonment for $ 1 . 6 7 the district court .i». Installed. en shortening, (i, cup dark brown made a specialty of xrosa-breed- the $29,455 robbery of the East mal approval of voters at a Town other matters to discuss the stand years, replaces Maj. George H. their own competitive ' b id a... “E.s.sex Counties. Meeting which will bs held follow on racial segrega^on. Remer, who is retiring. company spokesman said ba ' Judge Karp administered the augar (firmly packpd)', 2 large ing, Japan's goldflair were pro Norwalk Branch of the Mer Christine Jorgenson’s lawyers eggs, 1 bag (3 ounces or \ cup) duced by mating different species ing the hearing at,a time to be an Southern delegations are com Det. Sgt. Roy W. Goodale was says it may take months to un the vote results were known, oaths of office to the two clerks chants Bank and Trust Co: Tha C A c walnut piecee. of Japanese carp with those intro sentence was Imposed by V.B. nounced. bating effsrta ^ Negrb -and some appointed acting lieutenant and ravel the legal dlfflcultlee block a pro-strike vote would~not and the prosecutors. , . Court. Offtclaln Hwom'In R 7 ' Law Partners Give Oath Alethod: Sift together the flour, duced from (^ina more than 1,500 District Court Judge Robert P,\ nRECRACKER SPECIAL! northern delegations \yho want a commanding officer of the Groton. ing her plana to get married...^ 'necessarily mean a walkout. Judge of Probate Eklward R. L A B I ^ / OOCHERS ,TO S2A8 I •trongly worded pro-in tegrration baking powder, aalt and commeal. years ago. Anderson, Barracks to replace Lt. Osmus H. California's booming popiiIati( Union - company negotiators The judge ancL deputy judge resolution jsoqpted b.v the NEA. were sworn In by their law part A-dd bran to milk and soak until Kuehn administered the oath of DU Avery, who is also, retiring. remched ee.timat^. I5,280J have been trying to settle differ-. office to town court officials !»• SAILOR STYLE The cesoluiion which is present Sgt. Thomas M. O'Brien of the enCes since May 4, and the work ners. milk is absorbed. Cream shorten ly up for approval calls for "a today, an increase of 528,000/aur- ing and sugar; beat in eggs fore this week's town court ses Danielson Barracks will be named ing past year. ers' contract expires July 6.. ■' Atty. George C. Lesaner admin sion for what will be the final Nf|N’S TUYO CAPS LADIES’ spirit of fa'r play, good will and istered the oath to Judge Karp, thoroughly, one at a time. Stir in a lieutenant to fill the Avery Clyde Kuemmerle, rocal presi . .term of the Municipal court here. LADIES' l^blES' respect for law.” This resolution, vacancy, the commissioner said, dent, said that agenta want their an^ ,^ avor Eugeni T, Kelly gave soaked bran, then flour mixture say the integrationists, is' no stand the oath to Judge Podrove. Judge stirring Just until dry ingredients ‘ Beginning his second term sb with his assignment to be made Antiqiiitien P rei^ved entire contract rewritten—tnclud- JULY 4>h SPECIALS Judge is Benedict Kupchunos of at all. Charles J. Suddeth, Negro later. ing - commission rates, pensions, Podrove was sworn in Monday to are moistened. Break walnuts in PLAYWEAR Batting Suits principal of an elementary school to uniferm pieces (about the size Avery St. Also taking .the oath as MIX-N-MATCH Kimball and Taylor, both gradu - Jerusalem—In th#/Arab section disability benefits and ^evance fill the interim appointment which THURSDAY, FRIDAY ONLY / l A e in San Pablo, Calif., referred to ates of the Traffic Institute of machinery. ended last night. of green peas) and fold in. Turn deputy Judge was 'W'llliam J, the reaolution as a "victory for of Jerusalem, where many of the into buttered baking pan (9 by 9 Thresher of Pleasant 'Vailej^ Rd Northwestern University, Evans world's most sa cr^ shrines are, all The agents’ average wages last When the small claims court those who favor Segregated ton, HI., will have an assignment of year was > $141.79 weekly. The clerk -post is decided, the Manches- by inches). Bake in hot (400 Other court officials sworn in echools." improvement.# must be approved degreea) oven 25 to 3C minutea or were George 'W. Stone of Main St. 1 9 indefinite duration In connection hy .the pity,-CMncil. Written per union had asked for a $116-a-week • ter Town Court will be fully staff $ 4 . 9 7 Wolfert reported that King with the stepped-up safety pro Increase, but later came down in ed'for the first time since January. until calie teste- inserted in center prosecutor; Horace C. VIbert of 0 0 Howe of the Hartford delegation mission must be given for changing Pleasant Valley Rd., assistant gram, any struct'inre. An ordinance for demands, said a compsuiy official. *rhe resignation of former Judge cornea out clean. Cut into squares and leader of the Connecticut dele __Mean\v'hlle,-Det. -Sgt. Edward C. The company's regular agents Wesley G. Oryk left Judge Karp, in pan and serve very hot. Any itphjf prosecutor and clerk: and Ed . . e a . bids the -^ ctio n of any bntidtng gation, stated opposition to the St4sele will serve as acting lieu are not Involved in the negotia then deputy Judge, to handle the leftover may b« reheated. ward Delaney-of Cblony Rd. do t lEMUOM 8 0 ® - -respluUon. Howe requested the near the /16th .Century walla that tenant in charge of the Hartford still encircle the Holy Cit.v. tions. epurt chorea alone.. On occa mestic relations officer. . BLOUSES Lasto3(, Assorted Styles. Connecticut delegation to canalder barracks and Del. Sgt. Albert W. sions when he disqualified himself, N-POWER OARRIBR FUNDR Indians In Upset . JABIAICAS vdttng for a stronger resolution. Nautical pattern blouse with match Bohnian will be acting lieutenant JNO'S INCOME PROBED TRAIN KILLS TRUCKER or was unable to sit in session, he Washing :o,., July 1 (JP) — A SOYS' In Little League play Monday POLOS Others to fllJ T ir charge of the Stafford Springe Suffolk, VBm July I l/Pi—A arranged for Judges from out of 'Senate Appropriattona subeom- the Indians engineered an upset, mates in sail cord drip dry fabric. Barracks. iton Rouge, Lqu, July I (Ah mittee_today eppfoved funds to .pinning the-Jlrst loss of the season l|iadlng Louisiana polHlcal Seaboard Air LUie Railroad paa- .town to taka. over. Judges Wal $ Foley, who has been on special seiiger traili plowed Into a truck ter Downes of Glastonbury, Simon start bmiding a nuclear^powered on the Shbrt Seconds,- 10-8. A 3.27 assignment for several years with ^figure said today federal tax loaded with bricks at an un Bernstein of Bloomfield, and Fran al'rcraft carrier for the Navy. SWIM TRUNKS double by Sumner Francis drov* in AUALUMIN1IM Personal Notices the i^tate Civil Defense organiza/ agents are conducting "an Inten guarded grade ' crossing three cis O'Loughlln of Rockville ap Chairman Dennis Cfiiavec (D- the two winning runs in the last of tion. will continue with some sive Investigation” into Gov. Earl milea west of here toda.v. The peared at various sessions. NM) said the subcommittee de Sizeo ^ thru 20. the fifth inning. Larry Garner, work jn addition to his new duties I.,ong’a Jncom#.-“ It’s the biggest BEACH CHAIR A In Memoriam truck driver was killed and the Later, the- resignation of Prose cided on nuclear power tor the starting pitcher for the Indians, PO LUHED COTTON with the auxiliaries. number of agents ever assigned train’s engineer and fireman cutor John R. FitzGerald left that big vessel even though top Navy was relieved by John Woodcock in PADDED COVERING TS Invina memory oC my fo#ler- to a case , In this state,*’ the Reg. $2.95. M d DAN RIVER CORDS mother. Mary Rniph, who paseeh away were seriously Injured. First re position untenanted, but it was officials said they would Li hap 'the third Inning, with Stave ADJUSTABLE BACK July I. 195S. Ottawa —Canada exportM near source—who asked not to be ports fr4im the accident scene filled within a few weeks by Lom py to get one operated by con Special- . . . Casavant going the route as catch ly 280,000 head of cattu to the Identified—told the Associated *2.15 ^$9.98 VALUE Devotion and eeir-aacriflr# said that seveial ol the 190 pas bardo, then assistant prqsecutor. ventional power. '■ er. Battery tor the losers, was the No burden loo hard to bear- United , States . during/ the first Preilia. "They are checking In sengers ahnard the train, en Reg. $2.25. brother act of Richie and Ronnie No ieara. no wprda ran leatlfy seven months of this/year, more to everyi source In an effort to route from Raleigh, N. C„ to “ all her Invins care. Special . . . Reardon. Ronnie accounted for the’ , lOYS* than five thnea the ft^re for the | get Information about, anything Portsmouth, Va^ were Injured, *1.59 only homer o f the game. In win iOYS’ , ROYS’ Francis Ralph. like period of 1957. that has happened,’* he said. blit none believed seriously. Reg. $t.95. ning, the Indians raised their won- lost record to 9-8. SWEAI^SHIRTS SWIM TRUNKS CHINO PANTS" Special . . . •• BOYS’ A 4 9 *1.45 At Pleasant Valley a second up set occurred as the Dodgers de feated the Yanks 7 to 4 to win - M i „ALL METAL 54" their Kecond game of the season, BOXER SHORTS NEW, FULLY-EQUIPPED Th# bra that'^ " TERRY ROBEST behind the 6-hlt pitching of Barry $ 1 . 3 7 IRONING BOARD Sheckley. Jeff Davis handled the 8, M. L. XL. catching chores for the Wlnnere. ADJUSTAILE , n avr strays - REG. A^S^PECIAL ... Pitching for the Yanks'and Stan 8 7 ' ley Kuraa, relieved by Vincent 8 7 ‘ ' J L $8.95 VALUE Forestockla in the fourth inning, FLOATING ACTION s RED with Ronnie st. Cyr the catcher. e COTTON e BLACK The won-lost record of the Yanks \ CHRYS JUST » CHINO and POLISHEb Is qow 6-9. s WHITE ’• hy • LASTEX s TAN Parents Night Planned s BLUE Vacation oJiurnh school o f Wajp- COTTON SLACKS plng Community Church will cele a YELLOW ' ^ i ^ R S TO $I.6T SIZES 0 to 18 brate parents night at 7;30 p.m. Polished cotton in solids and stripes. F’OeV'Wt, _ '■•T ," V ' , u ■ - ■4.97 . f '- : Reg. $3.95. on Thursday in the CJhiirch sanc- Sizes 4-8. COLONIAL t ary. AH imrenta and friends are Special . . . i2.951 *3.95 ' Invited. Each class will take'' part Cotton For Ir. the program depicting what BOYS’ CHILDREN'S PIN-UP LAMP l1PP8|$8P!®F®w8 Cool Summer they have .studied during toie ses- . HARIUVPQD BASE and ARM . alon following the theme "Adven . 7’t p a r c h m e n t SHADE . Comfort! ROBES POLOS T LIGHTWEIGHT JACKETS turing With . Christ." ' $2-98 VALUE Taka" A Faw ' The directors for this year's Sizes 6 thru 20. ■' bhurch schhol are Mre. Thornton O r Hobby of Benedict Dr., and Mrs. R ^ r Sherman of Overlook Rd, Vifi'eation Reg. $4.95. $4% m They have announced a record en Special ...... O . V d rollment of 124 boye ai)d girls with $ 0 . 7 7 1- 1 nearly per'cent kttendance. ' SKYROCKET SAVINQSI 1 6 9 ,/ ..... V The Ian dajy sejision O f vaca- - Reg. $5.95. , Church school ’ WH be held .■ ii 46® nSHIN6 ROD JAMSORCE ^ rj'sler Winds6r 4-Door Sedan complete with Conatafit-Control power steering, pushbutton’TorqueFlite auto- Special ^ 4 * 9 5 Friday r.iornlng.' PENN FRESH WATER 2-Pe. Burpriae Shower# o-roor *^Wh'f.ic tr^.^mishio.n','. new Golden Lion "engine,^fambu-s Torsibh-Aire Ride, Total-Contact Brakes, OrifloW ^ o c k Full length Cannon terry ; V-nech, crew aeck and* IRONING HOARD CAMPERS Reg. $6.95. Miss Marlon Hills, daughter of / Absorbers, Full Flow Oil Filter, foam rubber cushion, electric windshield wipers, door-to-door carpbting. Lustra eloth. Sizes 8-14. aome with coUara. Special . . . Pond enamel, safet.v paddad dash, aluminized muffjex and tailpipe, directional signals, dual sealed-beam head- *5.95 PAD and COVER SLEEPING BAG a • ^ ^IGIRLS* GIRLS'n^TED^ SPIMING ROD *6 light5,-full,4,000 mile guarantee. -,! • , — ^ , ft. Reg. $8.95. STAINRUBSS STEEL GIIIDFil 'f u l l 54” SIZE New miracle' fiber dina-flil S9"x74'* SpM ial ..... i>IE^^ SKORTS ^ IDEAL'MEDIUM ACTION IRILICONE 'nJFFLEX "^LESS OUR HIGEST-EVER TRADE-IN ON YOUR OLbOARI s c o r c h r e s i s t a n t water repellent, bottom and can Air Condition^ for I'p u r Fitting Pleasure ,/*AII WaAKable— Some Reversible With matching pautlee, opy. Heat-y duty zipper— light s t a i n RESISTANT ' . weight. SUNSUIJS . WATER RESISTANT 4 .-V CL05ED ALL DAY MONDAYS \ SA.99 REG. $9.95 DURING JULY cmd AUGUST $ 1 , 3 7 R7® $ 4.97 YOUR CHRYSLER DEALER CORSET SH O rr O f e RED 4 PUUDB 1 . 1 ^ I B " SoUda prints end plalde. • WHITE PRINTS 10 OAKLAND.ST. 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/ . t ■...' •- ■ ■ A/ • • \ : t- MANCHESTER EYENINO HERALD,’ MANCHESTER, CONN- WEDNESDAY. JULY 1, 1969 PACE I'HlRTHnf FAOB TB1BLV1 MANCHESTER BVBNTNO HERALD, MANC1|B8TEB, CONN. WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 1969 I- faulty in about 1 out of T cars In- PorhaM moat rmportant, ghra ment, and an equal number chosen ■psetsd. drour drivtng attitude a 4haek. ■ by the 10 state parliaments. Keep Vehicle Hors’a 'be Council'a B-poInt safety ' '(ill* driver cAn be a oar'a waak^ C a s h ? Broiled Tima in Sib|imei|SaiidMdch I Grow Your Own Culinary Herbs ast part," the Counril point* M t. .4% Luebke President . iPor a candidate to win on the chsok.list on car malnt*nanca^ "Keep a cleae check on your driv first or second ballot he must get ape f 1. Brakaa—chock them often to ing attitude*." Say thB word! c . the snipport-pf one more than half cssssWunioastsd ri^ with butter. Bpmd By OBCaLT BBOWNAfOMB aiMt Ita fragrance; but —from tea-slse "danties” ,untU hot -through and lightly tojMui-frisd and broilffi atsak. cording to th# Natloiial ' Ssiatgr aimed right and thM both uj^r. (OntiUiiiiMl frw* P*ll« O***) fig-ht has developed over the presl wa do, Just mg: put tham on our find theee herbs (cut) ;ln sumnier 'Tarragon Is dsllghtful on (plat 517 deiegates, the Socialists 386 OeMiiry gaining table—or so leg to subnuirinea One of the best- iwnetP—5 mlnhtss *>• Serve marketa TheJhfirbf dO wonders for OoundL .. / ' ■ and tower beams wt»c|(T. Kesp ' Com tnisM onerB tiency, a ««remonlal, figurehead and the Free Democrats 85. The stXpnce. Makes 2 to 4 . serving*. - tsrraca, and navsr regret turning ters of cold chfeksn or turksy, fish lainsas clean,.' Th« Km I Q«(mani achiKluled a end has k—by^the Fourth Earl known of our present-day all-round gardener. x. many of Urn dishss oftsn served st t>oat. M6st of the fightliig ha* rest Of the ^ votes are soariered cook books glVea about 100 ways to warm-wefitlisr mealtimes. > and eggs. I like to a Mie Population IJp BUn; they also Ilka their a6il evenly pany these foods. Eut then may ■an for driving." ■ - „Uinals aod stc^ lights si luM eleetetf chairman bf the Tolland The SS-yedi‘-«ld chancellor first eat with or 3 hand and hold his One of our favorites for arnmx moist Jfut not saturated with soups beneflt from these. B^.llke onnaise takes to many herbs—< In support of Its. - claim, Jtwf.wwk County Board of- Commissioners at Bills piling upT Bewmici^L'a 'suMkoi Morav.PtJur fH af th a w s te m nector wm nntlolpat- ■ought to get his chief deputyi cstfds with the -yUiler. weather is the open-face broiled Canbe^ —AustralU'a popul^ water. A* one real outdoor* gar to ecatter' them oh bawls of among them dill, chervil, psralay. Oouaell offtrod thm'.lolbrBMticBtt a floating held at th* horns of you cAsh for laft-over hills - . . plus eaah.fof^raeatioR , , , ■ By the time ’ England’s Mra, sandwich. Because sU-cold menus dener says, "Herb* resent lioth borsch, cucumber soup add curried 4. Tlree keep them , properly phm International Credit Card to get mttra eaah whafatof j, td. economics tnlnlster Lndwig Er Rdin Bringa Crocodile lion has npw reached 10,000,000 Such a piquant draaaing docs' a Sevsn statSs and thw. . Oiat^et and avanly inflated. Oierk oftim for Mra. Eaul Merrick, Damoeratic ■ ...... Beeton put recipes, for the eand- get tiresome in summer, this desri’t dryness and axeesrively high crasm of chicken. W ^robsbI.y do . you go—at any of 1150 loon oflicea Then* Utdat/f The East German* claim all hard; to move upstairs to the —an IncresiiSjs of 26 per cent in great deal for peroruilsl wanH- of Pokimbia fbpoftad in th*' OoUn- cute, breska and axcaaaiY* wear, ■Uta central caivimittaaweinah In Berlin and rhallen^ the riuht of ceremonial post. Erhard resisted. wich in her famoua 18th Century quickly heated snack often is Just the last 10 years. The wuntry, tempmturcs/’ not'need to nm M ^ou that they, weather salads andsd sandwlchM. eil’s .jgnnusl IbvSlntbry of Traffle Columbia Monday night. ' > Calms, Atfstralia —•_ After a cook book, it hiLl only sir filHngs: Wa’ve aJ*o grown rosemary, tar- are a ihust with.'Vichjrsoisse—eas 5, Steering—check the steering the iVeat German ifoVemment to Adenauer then agreed to take heavy rain flooded parts of Cairns, the thing for lunch. Made from founded id 1788, had a population Safety Activities that almost 48 mechanism occaslonslly to see thst Also prssant war* Commlarion- . laasm 3Mafl(W.«»1.roHilBa htswradWlawgfisR hold a political patherin* even fn anchovy, caviar, cnicumber, foie such a paiitcy-shelf staple as tuna. of only 646 a ybM later and by ( rBgqn^and woodruff in poU; and ily mad* thega"' days from froMn psr cant of'all vshielss inspsetad the ]ob himself, believing he could, in north Queensland, Australian gras, oyirier and cheese. jam ysar'w* had a tubful of mint India JH Lah all parts are In good condition and ers Carl DeBoer of Mansfield and toe MAIN tTvs byw WMhwrth’fi, M A N C H im il th* weatem aector-. The West Ger name a chancellor he could con housewife Mrs. T. Moore looked It's easy to prepare. 1868' R totaled l^OOO.OOO. cOndenSsd potato soup and ehickhn were rejected for mechanical da-, that whssi alignment je correct. Montagu* Whit* of Andovsr, a Ra- man* hold that Berlin la the prop In the United States, sven as Open-Face Tuna Saadwtehes ' for Juleps, sauc* and garniahing broth. facta. -I. MltaliaN 1*41M • Aah Mr the Y It MAHmbt trol. He changed his mind when it out her kitchen window and saw knowing and well-traveled a writer fruit. ■ . Whep w* -firat grew basil, we Kanpur, liidia— Defense Miiiis- d. Exhaust system- muffler and pubileah. oriN THunooT fviNiNOs umii i rat - er. capital of a \jnlfled Germany became clear erhard would be his a 4-foot-long crocodile dying on 'Ingredients: I can (6H ounces) BUS PLUNGE lULLSi 11 Further, of the more thian eight tail pips should be free of cracks, Th* other appointmanU an as Philadeiphip's Miss Leslie gave chuhk-stylq, tuiia, 2 tablespoons Seoul, Korea, July 1 (ff) A Th* rosemary wat.' extremely fqlloprbd the culinary hsrb books: ter V./K. Krishna Menon recently • taw S ttSS MNi M.M riN* fniwSr a X and chose the city for the elertlon party's choice to succeed'; him. her front lawn. The reptile savage ■uccissBful. But tarragon grow* so "ys(B in arty dish containing toma- million vehicle* inspected in It) leaks, rusted or worn ipots. nounced w*>a Reno Frsneini of 98 dOBMUBUluB NoaGMy lauuBEMMadu u9 8?8>88 oaeM 'to aymboltae it* traditional role in Adenauer's criticisms of the eco- ly resisted all attempts to capture . Atyfdanchester fm vedn sandwiches short shift. In her mayonnaise, 2 tablespoons chill crowded bus plungred dbwn a"80- laid ,t'hs-foundation stone of sn Stafford Spring*, saslsr of weight* 1857 "New Cookery Book" the saiice, 4 slices bread, butter, I titoe (eoUI to •lowly th at after we cooked the UL” they advise. Gaod advice in atatba and the Diatrict of Colum- 7...Windshield and windows — ^ German life. homics minister have brought two It until a professional crocodile Harry Belafoma faces a determined adversary in Mel Ferrer in foot cliff 60 miles east of famous Fim eh; "poulet a reatra;b Asronsutlcal Tsst Laboratory In bia,-1,722,400 — X out of 5—had wiper blades should wipe clean, not and Iftsaaursa; Edward O’Leary'of Rreirtdent Theodor Heuaa \Vas this scene frdm -"TTie World, the Flesh and. the Devil," Sol C. Sle- lady says: (sandwich rise) processed ’Swiss day, killing 11 Koreans ld In- deed, but we. also discovered that open -breaks betivcen them, but hunter Was called. \ " gon” once we had to wait until the minced fresh basil tosssd wUh Kanpur, U ttar Pradesh Stats. The aubstandard brakaa, the Council Just streak. Glssi Should be kept Hebron, trsasursr: and MrC Bath elected in West Berlin for his sec each time the split has- bd^ ,gel-HarBeTl*roductibn released by MOM. ' ^One of the most un "Sandwiches—are alices of cold chem . Juring 15. ■ ■, Auprein of Tolland, aacratary. BENEFICIAL ham, or tongue, cut very thin, and Method: Mix tqgether well the Ten of the Injured were reported end of summer to taste the chfrk- crisp greens help* make a superb laboratory la attached to th* De ■aid. clean. ^ ond 5-year term" In 1954. He Is In- patched upr at least formally. '''Mote to carvers: Insert the carv usual stories ever ■ filmed, the' picture eanters around the only en and tarragon cdmbHtation aalad. It's absolufely out -of this velopment Center of the Indian Nearly aa many car*—1,640,600 8. - Horn be sure it will work FINANCE CO. ^ eli^ble under the constitution to The-electoral college is made up ing ilork in the meat or poultry three survivors in Mew York City after a sodium Isotope attack, laid between thin slices of buttered undratned tupa, mayonnaise and in crttical condition. • 1H8 MNtFieiAL FtNANCC CO bread. The meat may be seasoned again! world when the whole leaves are Air- Force Maintenance Command. — had defective rear lights. .Sub- when needed ~ Maaekaeter Bveaing HaraM Co- seejc a third term. of. the 519 members of the Bunde you are slicing qpi'that its position with Inger Stevens as the third star in a cast df only three per chili sauce. Toast the bread on one The accident was blamed on a Our woodruff (ths herb used in lumbla' rorraap eadeat Mra Daaatd with French, mustard. Roll them ride under a broiler; spread the defective steering wheel. marinated in olive oil, wine vinegar The center is intended to j>rovide Btandard • headlights 'ware th* 9. Seat belts - install and ua* ’nils year la the first time a stag, the lower house of parlia need not be,.ohlmged frequently. sons. ' It starts tonight at the Manchester Drive-In,. the German Mai BoWlei made a and seasonings and served with increased facilities for major over- third most frequent violation not belt* that meet the atsndards of th* R. TnttK tolepBona AOademy pretty plant all suihmer long, but sliced cucumbers and tomatoes, It hauls and repairs of Jet aircraft ed. Bxhauet and fuel systems were Society of Automotive Bhigineers. 8-B4SB. AdvertiM in The Herald— It Payu "XT
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MANOI^EmR EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. V^DNESDAT, JULY 1, 19619 $600 par session In salary plus th* s z PAGK fOGiniSEN C o v e M r y mileage aUowanca. $500 Bonus Legal Tha axpanaa aUowanca fo r . the AIRrCONDITIONCD^ mlnlatera and Uia rabbi ot'Uia Iona mambari of Uw 1456 lagtslatura .Tewlsh aynagogue In the Manches For Legislators win MM the aUta $167,600. CiinMiNNial Castors P: ter areb>: It meets once a month 35 Acres Gel Long Plans Changes and sponsora projecta dealgned to Hartford, July 1 (iP>—SUU TWO laglalatorl whp died dur further ^the religious and ^ ritu a l Comptrcllor Raymond i. ThateMr, ing Uia aaaatOR. Rap. Oarratt Bur- Dr. Leoii^m d Former Cheney Miile G R A D E A Utt «r . (D-Anaoniai and Rap. welfare of the community. The Zone Change who wanud a logal opinion bafora Rabart K a a ^ (R-RidgaflaMu iTBfIlERITE pr. Leon Wind, rabbi of Temple sasoclatlon sponsors the spiritual message, A Thought For Today, Mwichceter, Conn. paying tha mambart of thJ 146$ aamad the bomia tOo, Colas aanC f Beth Sholom, is the n*w president t. Gov. Lether W iii^ l w*as at the manslc when : 'the change reducea tha mini CLOSED MONDAY DUlUNO JULY sad AUGUST > Mesde Alcorn, vvho recently re‘ u. 55e a -»2 .6 5 mum aqunre foo.age in a lot ftronq alona. Beginning with the 1661 ‘ i\-. V i\* Fraxar to the trenches at the state the governor was carried away to signed as Republican, national legislature, mambars will get a Oalveaton." PORK BEANS 80,000 to 40,000 nquare feet. M V t ■ i t i canltol as acting governor again. TtIMMtft chairman, was Introduced in the The aiibdivieian plana, acoord- $3,000 salary. $500 for axpanaaa. ^ ■ g % S U M M H I FYasar, who wants no part of The reference waa to May SO. audience, as formerly playing a FREE and 10 cants per mile for travel to m Mltrl.i!) V *U>VS KRAFT h)g to noning ragulat^Oiia, muat be tjyin - to be a t ^ g gov'efnor while when mental hc^llal orderlies and starring national role, but now as WITH EVERY PURCHASE OF and from the capitol. Long la within atate boundaries, som^ politiotaha lashed Long to the husband of the star.- approved by, the corntniindon be- torq the homes can be obniatnicted. Before this raise, they got only led the list of poUticiena who s stretcher and flew him to J;.^55c la anottMT meeting laat night, dW. mention state buetneas but I tion Hospital in New Orleans, hie vibrant protrayni to the produc Jar •t Oovmtry Oraiamar Soboot, the didn't hear him diacuaa any re flight toward Baton Rouge, his Or. Leon Wind tion.' Board e f 'Wrifara waa granted an 958 Qirik’ Apparwl movals." capture and committal to South •dditiotial aipproprUitioa^ $1,000 - , MAIN MAIN FLOOE of the Church of the Nafarene; la Other local talent Included Vacation church achoola have been occupying the attention of many Manchester youngsters for - tha l)eapits that, it was apparent east Louisiana, (mental) hospital ths new vice president; and. the Henry Murphy. and Eileen COOPER SHARP . tor Ita program for the fieoal year RRED Pen sion s Long's anger at poUUclana he at Msndeville. i FRANKFURTS ending Aug. 31. Thh waa voted past two weeks. A t the Church of the Na»arene last evening, the -pupils ■ bullf paper models of AIR-CONDITIONED Rev. Laurence 'Vincent, assistant Murphy, Director Priscilla Wells flgurea did Mm among emouMers •t a Rjeoial town meeting, one of churches^ They are, from left to right, Josephine Hamill, Roger Bottlng, Linda Ann Walters, pastor of Center Congregational and Herbert Wells played In the 1 L B .P K G . Dennia n att and Billy Groot. Supervising the conatruction are Mra. Shirley Swain and her .mother- lust beneath the su rfM . He has Botanists regard pumpkins and Church, aecretary-treasnrer. production, as well. The play will the ahorteat oq record. The tor- said thees otBoedtoidera mimber squash as fruits. CHEESE SLICES mallUea end voting took only a in-law, Mra. Ruby, Swain. A t Concordia Lutheran Church pariah house yesterday, pupils of the e OfHl. 3.91 to 8.98 OvHh 3.9t ta t.9e The association Is made up of run for two weeks. combined Emanuel-Concordia Lutheran Churchea 'Vacation School learned Bible stories In aimpU&ed SELF-EMPLOYED IndiViduaHy Wrapped m a :^ of BdryHaa. form from ilhiatrated booklets. Supervisors are Mias Jane Haid and ^Alra. Walter Wilkinson. G irls'3 90 14 . GMs' 3 to 14, SumiHRr The new appropriation brings (Herald Photos by Pinto). ^ NORTHERN PRIDE GOV’T GRADE A BROAD BREASTED 8-Ox. Welfara Board’s budgptjto $4,SOO Summor DRESSES SlgRTS, SKIRT SITS X tor tha year. Th e original budget Tha Koofh-SimpMB BUI. now bafor# Pkg. 3 9 c approprletioa wea $2,000 and ah- OV*N other $1,000 waa granted by the CnngiMR, weald aoabla Hifomployad iadi- STOftE-WIDEl TOM TURKEYS 14-14 L b . AVG. lb Finance Board earlier tbl year. viduak fe me mini iiunt 10% of tarhtd ' Before last night’s appropriation inetmut {upto$ifi00mymr) onutax-dtfmmd "0I/2 Price ~ Price there waa a bala- -e of 42 cents in Sleeveless, short sleeves. Full or slim atylssi solids, the Wclfato Board'! account. It is homo in ordar to aecunulati funds for SWIFT’SA/»raa a sj PREMIUMa 19M. JUAIdAA BELTSVILLE A O T AVFUJ YOUNG HEN expected that about 46 per cent of Cotton, printSi solids. pruits, tarpoon plsi^s. July Produce whatever amount la expended on welfare will be relmburaed by the IF YOU ARE SBLF-EIIPLOYED.kunhowthia I LR. AVG. ID FANCY NORTHWESTERN BING State, Spencer bald. $aving$ BROILER TURKEY To date, the town haa received bUl affaeta you. and how this Bfiak eaa help Orig. 3.98, 4.98 Orig. 2.98 ■ JUST RIGHT FOR A BAR-B-Q $2,100 from the State for welfare. 3S>u paep«e'~ftir this i mportant dsvadoik CHERRIES 4Y This amount waa turned over to G irls'8 to 14 GM s'W ovoo PfoM A picnic favorite! Down 20e. a lb. the town'! General Fund. Prior to msnt Sand your name snd addrsss to from laat week. laat night the town had ipent $1,400 taesivib without duugs or obligation, our SWIM sum JAMAICAS for welfare. informativa heeklat: HfiAVY WESTERN ECONO-KEF DEPARTMENT Manebeatar Bvenlng Herald 2 j i Q ^ * M PLUMP EXTRA FANCY JERSEY "T A X BENEFITS FOR THE SELF-EMPLOYED" 3 01 Coventry eorreapondeat Mre. F. 1 . 9 9 ON A U COLONIAL MASTER SMOKED BROWN SUGAR CURED pnnUna UtUa, totophone Fllgrtm , Utm aU MIKH SKCIAU BLUEBERRIES 2-4W1. f Lastex, chttons, prints, Sizes 8 to 14. Zip fly, box Call or wrilsi RETIREMENT A WHOLE PiRt box 2 ^ stripes, solids. er back, washable. Powerful T9-lneh BICYCLiS SHANK V m a m PORTION jii 14-1* Hugo S. Pearsons BOYS* m A Q t n S * LB. AVG. ID Down 10c from laat week. Hrre'a a Orig. 2.98 to 4.98 ROTARY MOWER MANY STYLES AND SOBS real treat! Note Anniversary Tli« ConriMlieuf 8anlc Or1g.fo2.9e TO CHOOSE FROM A n d TRUST COMPANY G ills'3 to 14 G M 8 '3 t a 1 4 <^Mr: and’ Mrs. Hugo S. Peareon, $ j g . 9 5 FRESH OBOtTND V. a TOF QUALITY, DEEP RED 113 Pearl St., were honored Sun 760 MAIN STRHT PLAY SHORT SETS SHORTY PAJAMAS 100^ BEEF !b‘ day afternoon on the occaaion of ' HARTFORD, CONNICYICUT HAMBURG their 25th wedding anniveraary. WATERMELON A group of about 80 of tneir 1 . 9 9 2 . 9 9 frtenda gathered at.Jhe home of MmOw BM—f ApwS /mwexM CWp 1 . 6 9 ' " UWNjraiNKUM FRESH N. E. DRESSED SHORT SHANK afMito FatoW Smith 8ytl»m O f f a. 5c Mr. and Mrs. Raymond T.'Schaller, Solid or plaid play^shorta 318 Parker St. By ' “Style** Or, "Her / ■ ■ Down Zc lb. from laat week. The hoateeae*. Mra. Schaller, with polo or sleeveless Majestjr”. Solid dr print LB. AVG. . lb Mrs. G. Albert Pearaon, Mlaa bloussA plissr. PORK SHOULDERS Norma Johnson, Mias Eva Johnson j- KINO SIZE PICNIC PAK and Mrs'.' Henry E. Stnnamon, aerved a buffet lupper. ■'’f, CLOSED MONDAY durinf July and August AUTOMOTIVE SPECIALS H. L. HANDT’S . l-LB. - Pearaon and the former Florence SAVINGS IR M r TOT 1i TOpOlEK SHOP PENNANT BRAND MIXED NUTS 79« M. McCollum were married June OPEN Tues^ thru Sat. 9 to 6 :30 i W i t t n o o o OF O M CELLO PRO. ID Wcntiobl* T*irycl«rii SLICED 14 OB. vacuum packed tin. Save 10c 27, 1234, in Emanuel Lutheran COM Fim SElfCTION BACON OPEN Thurs. Night till 9 ; ’ . , Church, by the Rev. K. E, Erick- from regnfar price. Chdek bill of de- O ri«, 1.4S, 1.9t SUN SUITS-.... . 1.19 oiN11.29 S E A T Heloiie eating. lon. TTiey have twu.aona, Robert, a REG. ■enlor at Ithaca Colleg^ and Small toX-t#.,l->. eettiM In lia o r^ bmiprtitpMmoa COVERS PICKLE and AIR COOLED «.9 5 H. L. HANDT’S PBHENTO Douglas, a freahman at Mnnchea- ties In Manchester, and are pre 8 eHU.*S FU U Y IQ UIPPID TABLE READT BAKIW LOAF ft ter High School. Mri. Schaller and sently aerving aa co-presidents of MEATS OLIVlfc ^ N otiee> ^ SUCED KnHMd PelteliClorii>...... Rog. .R9 Now .89 TIRES-? { with every purcha.se of 18" LAWN ROY Orig. to S98 ToWdton' DRESSES a a a a a a e fitys FULL $5.00 or More , Wax Trooltd Polhh CMh Rog. .78 Now .44 I ^ 5A - , SIZE LOAF DELUXE - Slightly aoUed, oatteos, aylaos. WhUa thay laat Atilo laby Soot.— ^....„ Rog. 3.19 Now 1.69 UNIT NO. .1 (SAUCER) OF .THE FOUOWING PMST, Curb Poolers Reg. .91 Now .69 1 1 ” 1 4 “ “ BREAD « s 6.00-16 7.10-18 5-PIECE TABLE SETTING ! . 8 8 ixfiouM Doftocter—...... Rog. 1.89 New .9t FRESH BAKED DAILY Available July 1-8 tax and rRtrMdobU tlr« ..... ^ ■“ - ' ■ WALLPIfER and HMDWRRE CLOSED MONDAY DURING JULY aai AUOURT 21" LAWN BOY F0UHN6 ^ DELUXE Junior or Pre-Teen IT’S A SU M M IR CHAIR SUNKIST STORES WjLL BE CLOSEOUT SPECIAL! PINEAPPLE-LEMON ^ NOT I SPUD 1 5 0 Summer DRESSES Tot^.v BIG 2 ^ 2 Speed or tlearance ..out EVEtYD/OFOODIAIGAINSI /■ Orig. 8.98 to 10.91 Orig. 14.^8, 17.98 WINDOW RASPBERRY-LEMON DfNOOONe ^ BOYS'TOWN ■ELLS ' or PURITY HANDVl PKG. OF WarVi by •lapelnfl STRAWBERRY-LEMON h a n d l e CLOSED 5.90 9.90 LOWER FUKIR •nplun^, PlMt- MG 4(T WADING POOL . Alusthwin Frame 2TM0T0 MOWER >K| 3-tana taunf. • Datiralad Junior sizes 7 to 18, pre-teen 8 to 14. Full skirt's, AIR-CONDITIONED Keversee . Nylen W t U le i WITH BRIGGS A STRATTON - 0 . 9 8 • Extra Mvniy sheaths, shirtwaists, solids or prints. Eiectricolly . Maavy vlayl 4 CYCLE ENGINE arid 1.88 • Far Yard ar Ferth ASSORTED FLAVORS KOOLAID PKG. AIL DAY WEDNESDAYS EIASCTRIO STARTER / ______O r ig . '3-98 o M l 4 .9 8 OrHh 1.96 to 2.98 Roys' Short Stoova COOL -Auto SEAT STIIR^G WKl..!, P e lis liM l C o n o r - com .88 Junior or Pra-Toon Orig. 4.98, 5.98 CUSHION CUSHIONS *v' SPORT SHIRTS Makei Orl«l«i BOYS' SLACKS ANrecHvt pMtacnt. HANOVER DURING JULY oRd AUGUST a Plaatsre OurabI* fw wMeim •• S4" As s / SWEET PEAS Summer SKIRTS 2 . 9 9 3 for $4 • mmm t m <«. 0. CANS 2.99 1.39 ^ I. A/JOHNSON p a i n t C O . ' Solids, tarpoons, chinos, slims or full styles. 728 MAIN. ST—MANCHESTER Sizes 6 to 16. Husky sizes. Sizes 6 to 18. sanforized, IDEAL PKG. Junior 7 to 16. ,, Pre-teeh 8 to 14. TOOTHPIGKS '■ ''.k •. »" V. • By BiJly-the-Kid. ' ' stripes, solids. M ANCHiSTiR WALLPAPER and PAINT CO. ; I. a. ■ . ■■■—, aliMi „I , ^ M y. I I I TOUGH X4^ BROAD ST.—MANCHES'IEII FUSTIC OH. Orig. 2.S0 to 3.98 BOX ALL OTHER MODELS^HECIALLY ^ Junior or Pro-Toon Orig. 5.98 to 19.98 A R Mun» aiAoiT .B oys'3 to 6x F t T n CRACKER JACKS e. J. MORRISON PAINT and WALLPAPER CO. Boys' CAM P SHORTS QOREN /' ^ N H C E D f o r THIS'SALE SHIRT ood SHORT aUTTEISS CAirnpG E ■ADMINTON S IT 1 1 .9 8 . t U OBNTER ST.—MANCHESTER - CaaqtMt Set ■ or BERMUDAS JSETS RS$hpgo ' e^s^GeR CLIQUOT lUY NOW->GET A BARGAIN SWIM SUITS CHAtCOAL Firit Osamy / ‘f- . • SwIaiRaft ’ S am ^ ' MOTOR CLUB'' PAUL'S PAINT oRd WAUPAPER SMPPiY RRI9UITS SFARK Cberaeal SODA SMALL DOWN PAYMENT Lastex,* edttons,- knits. Mostly one of a kind, i.: uoHTn Hwie ^646 MAIN ST.—MANCHESTER- , Eailly M tataf by MH>IC UrKi ■uickly ond FLUftS 1.99 1.98 mautn a Camferf- A lura *lanU* fat bur. GVtnly ta G Saai - - ■ - . ------' ...... Wash ’n wear, cotton M a baadrart. an *alllnfl* malar. RGwdtry oih. SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO. f ■' Pay \ our,Tele phone BilU Here Sizes 6 to 16. Chino or print shirts and bo.\er !• Ml. B a g' . PIZZA BUROE11S ALTMORE Ca n •31 MAIN S'T.-MANCHF-8TEB Junior or P'ra-Totn ' Orig. 2.98,'3.98 polished cotton, ‘ shorts. ■‘4 p e p p r r s t e a k s ' WHOLE, BEETS 7 9 c MUSHROOM SnhCAkS lA R R irr PLUMBING and SUPPLY CO>_„ ^ W E DELIVER — O ri^ 2.50. 2.98 B E E F '^ O S iO K STEAK JUMBO CTDAUfC' 250 CT. 1 C C sill BROAD ST.—MANOHESTTJl W fner BLOUSES 1.99 Orig. 1.29 to 2.98 DBINKINq BOX Boys' Crow ood - B o y s ' 8 t o U OHU,CK WAGON STEAK OllfllffO. Sizes 28 to 36, Junior 6 to 15, pre-teen 10 to 14. Sleeve r..- BUSH HARDWARE CO. w o n o f M : 7»8 MAIN/8T.—MANCHESTER - , less, abort sleeve or roll-up sleeve. No-iron combed cot He^irao PAJAMAS tons, prints or etdids. POLO SHIRTS
L A R ^ S H A R D W A ¥ e . iRC. , , - ~ BREAK RESISTANT THIS WEEK'S PIECE •4 IWPOT SQUARE—M ANCm STEH •-QZ. DIN^RWiMlE ^ 99e\.1.99 1.99 PROS. F R U IT DISH AU Items odvertimed ftom regular mtoek. Only Me Per I^eee . ' SizesJs to 16. Solids, Famous brand pajamM. m P i With Each f.WPnTchaaa ‘ flfle Value—Only J 4 ^ MANCHESTER PLUMMNG and SUPPLY CO. m MELMAC 871 MAIN BT^-MANCTHamCR AU Buhjeet ta pHar'nde. stripes, jacquards.. Stripes and prints./- ORfS 3 4 D E P O T S Q U A R E — fWI 9-^27^ SSI RHAIN STREET M l 3-S771 ’V ' . ' ; Xrtv..-
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PAGE anrrERH ■: ; f ' ■ -J*’ MANrHERTKR EVENING H E H A ID . MANCHESTER, €0NN. WEDNESDAY, JULY 1. 1969 Section Two W EDNESDAY, JULY 1, 1969 iR anrljrBtrr ^ttrnlttg WE iI n ESDAYT JU LY 1, 1969 Pages IT to 32 Bcrva a centralisad arM targa Coventry enough to permit proper future ATTENTION^OFERTY OWNERS Gals Want SecuritXi expansion of town . adminfstretinn _ Margin *l*b struck out at any prea- to include a town halt and admin-' Maw la tie One to give .voiir AmeaMe driveiirajr' sufe to-assign "stampede priority PVC Engineers^o inspect latration building, garages, pos A laatlag future. Old or rpw Aroealto Board Ponders $50,000 Now to fire prevention improvements in Zoning G)fle sible school site and park and. ' ' PROtF,rr IT FRO.M the. schools. . . But Is That Enough? Playgrounda,' OXIDIZING ★ WITHSTAND FROST AND .#UN, For Repair Work at Schools "W e’re in very good shape in our Depot Stp Within to Days Hearing §et The proposed changes have been, UGHT ♦ PREVF-NT W ATW r PEXETRATIONV _ * ^ I S T schools as far aa flra safety goes." made to provide a more practical! OILS. GASOLINE * I-OOKS BETTER A ONF.X FINISH he W!d. A I M P ^ T lS PBOPERTV. ' ■ The Depot Square props^.ty Columbia, Mo. i.r>—Wlv»t do to-*womim> rhoire of k hunbinrl In Ui-.l and wo'rkable set of regiilatibna to j -Tonsi Diractora today ar» tUdnk-fOCO for achools In hi* «-year"gen ' VWe don’t have to be starnpeded An Informal public hearing on aid-and atimulate the' economiq i riJNTAR meets all regfflremenfs of Fed. Spec. No. RPOOgSga by the Are marshrl’s reconfmenda.! owned by the New Haven • Raile'- / — In ■ him.' fliioncpcl by her ei1iir»tlon. She imy* j RF-HKMBEB the best cost BO little. ^ ing o f voUng $00,000 or leM tor eral government program.) ‘Hanffover Kofmi’ day«_>-oung ^^*nt In n »>’•»-i ,j,, genmlinn'n .ditirUon the adoption of the StaU building growth of the town- of Coventry,'- Want to. Know PlaiiB tions.” road which the Town Parking /q, application u t t h .m o d e r n MAGHINR • 4Nmrt thia' suiMner on repair He said maoy 'of those recom band" , jo eenirily'can he aUnhiiled to j code by the' Planning and Zoning Chairmair'Miller stressed today, j Sheldon said lha achooi board Urfjwl for Bars Authori'ty wiah*! to puirhaae for "Men icho'unit Stay at home, help -ihni- parents, who found‘prerioiis , AMS$m SEAL COATING CO. «Of1( in MaiMtaenier’a older should know poon the long rang* mendations have been met but Commiaaion will be held al 8 p.m. someoafihot. 1 $.15,.50O. will he inspected by engi wUh the I hildren and po on pie lilllr of'ft ’ durlnK the dcpres.^n Man<‘liester Bvetaing Herald TEL^U 9-S425->^vMiiiqs Ml 3-4342 aUioole. ^ Capital improvements plan the South* I.Anca*ter, Mass., says Marjrnret- Mcad anlhro- and World War 11. July 13 at the Robertson School. Yiovehtry eorreapondent, F. Paul-, Directors expect to settle on. ,.-He added that a detailed report neers from the Stale Public. Utili The adoptjibn of auch a code has A pubMe hearing on an appro July 1 (/Ti A temperance' poiojdBt and author. \ . Ine Uttle, teleidioae Pilgrim priation will be eet for a Board Thu*,'he said, , the school l^ rA on last year’s Chicago achool Are ties Commission within a w-eek or been prbpoaed by Nathan L,. Mil- showed it was caused by a com-' official believes every tav; is - meeting was William' the property.-w'hich is to be rtsed book.s,'is a staff member off." a Navy spokesman! in lowering, the color bar. tive form by General Manager New KnglaipU Conference. afennjnger Cllnij. abd htpindation t arehfratrl there were no changes and any other changes In A governor’s committee an- ^ ■ Bucklev, chairman of the Ubrarv Becker/sard: for parking lot purpose*. June 2fl.^ connecOon with the long-i'ango Richard Mkrtin. Director Ted Cummings sug- 6„,vrt. He was told bv Kellv that Rarhw, a survey rif the property at Topeka. Naii .She. .Adsited Co• , j.^.jvdbs '.1 - !. nounciM desegregation of the is gesied that some money- be given "Bayt'endets '.should be roy planning program for the town’s land's theaters last night. AH. had Go to Voters an addition to the Mary Cheney i - ' was marie by tlie railroad and a “ himhia as a'consultant in the plan- ^ The A3P"’'8ky Warrior ' was on ' TYic ‘ Direotore’ priority -• Met to" the Board now for these pro ; quired to determine whethiu^ nmg of a ,.52.Mipnfronted with RU 80 Zone now fringes Ihe.en- prioi'ity plan of its own covering Two men accused of 'takUfg a mill increase in the Are tax begin; other capital improvements and Healy to John J. and Maureen K. this searrh might possibly be con Ure town with the RU 40 Zone%n- wstch and some cash from a ducted by another attorney,. Phe- closed by it. ning in 1660-61 and a 10-year, put the overall plan on the voting Burnett, property on Overland FOURTH of JULY f.lOO.OOO bond issue. machines for a referendum on a St. . .Msnche.ster tobacco -worker were lon said. Other proposed amendments to, Other sources of Income would The *35..''>f)0 which would be be dlscu8se(f are: 1. Designate i SPECIAL! N clearance bond Issue. The Board • will have KLRE Construction Co, to Hugh Lake St. School in Vernon arre.Mted by Hiijj'tford Police apply in both plans. used to piirchs.se the Depot FSquare Birthday Kiss more desirable bu-siness areas; been supplied more detailed Ascal 8.' Friend, property on Lawton lADIES' NYLON Based on Report ye.slerday on,vlarranta issued by. property would come from thS HaW Fort, a aongwritcr fp m Tenne.aacc, purkcra her lipa for a providing for future expansion; 2.’ __ S3 Information in' the meantime by Rd. .Manchesier-'Town Court charging parking meter.fund. birthday kiaa from Houae Speaker Sam Ray-burn • i D-Tex i at a Select and designate more 'desirr: Martin has not yet listed capital ; „,r tln . Kelly said, Jackmat Corp. to 'Irwin and I m pr o V f m « n t s for water and , o,.* . Progressing on Schedule them wilti larcenry. If the .sale ,doe.s . go through, party ih'IVaahington. Hank haa written auch aoulhcrn favtirlfeS able Industrial areas; 3. Am'en(i! Women’s end Children’s Shoes But the mayor saw bond i.‘s.siies Lila B. Kove. propertj' on Henrj- The two. Antonio F. RorlrigueS, aa ".?ave Vour Confederate Money, Boya ' and "I Didn't Know the HEELS sewers. But the water program as "perennial bugaboos" subject Phelon said, the TPA will then the present regulations to .provide would be, based on a recent report St. * ...... ^------: 21, and .111*11 F. Q. Gonzales. , 24, Gun tVaa’tnaded.” She ainga,' too. ( AP Photofax)."' for the erectipfi of multi-family to death at the polls. Incorporation C'erUficates take bids shortl.y afterward, for by a New York City Engineering Bids are being asked for con--addilion because its equipment ie'j'.slded rooms, eqen with two oulside.j-ijblh of Hartford, .were turned removing the station and getting dwellings with areas and number Martin said the work he has Memorial Corner Store, Inc. structlon of a !S-room addition to j already at the school. However, j walls of windows, and a healing j over to Sgt, Waller .S. Fergii.son SAVE...NOW.,; Arm which recommended immedi proposed and needed according to Us site and adjoining space into of families provided for to be de ate expenditure of 170,000 and ultl- conduct general store; capital the 16-room Lake St. Elementscy! hid.s had In be asked in order that! unit for every two rooni.s. Gas.jmat | and are being held in lieu of S.’iDO shape for parking,. termined after a aeries of public town, officials and also outside ex-1 state aid for the addition might be will be u.sed in the school. Having bonds each for court appearance We have'a good selection hut not every size in every inatily a grand total of *1,471^300. Negotlalinns for the property discussions'; and 4. .Select and re-. . been appi'oved by the voter.s at a. lomorrow. m GIRLS' WEAR 49' Found Inadequacies were conducted for many mrmths style. Be here early for best bu.vs! REG. $1.00 That report found the water e due Tuesda.v at 4 p.th. towri meeting petitioned by some ! Investigation leading to the ar office of the Superintendent: residents whrj objected to that type before the .rsllmad , finatl.y ac ■jyatem inadequate In. somV re- issue were defeated rest Wa.s prompted by complaint cepted the TPA's bid of $35.^,. apsets. Ramondetta and central activitv room, are schedul- j of Scitools. , i heat, of (.’Hi'lo.s Ivopez, who lives at the NOTICE ExpeeiBes Would Increwse , . , ed for completion by September. Ground ,wa.s broken for the 16- Phelon slao'aald today that ne- clea r a n ce# flimilarly, an Insurance under Martin pointed out that each j incorporators , u L u ' r Cullman' Bros, dormitory at 66 gotlation.s ar#--. conjimilng for the Tel. Mi 9-9814 room struclure Oct. 30, The con AV GETS f'ONTR AfT Marlow's writers' report found ithe Art de new project would increase town I Marriage license .Spencer St. Police said Rodrigsiez piirchaae of proper!.v on the east partment inadequate in some operational expenses except for' Peter Erne.st DeCarli of Coven- School Building Committee, said tractor Agvtred that if the building Stratford, July I (A’l The Ly FOR PRESCRIPTION was 80 per cent cofiipleted by July and Gonzales are accused of tak side Of Main .tt, near the Purnell SHOE REPAIR way*. permai^ent pavinp. That would re-1 try and Elna Ethel HanVi.sen of contractor e?tpecta^o flniah the coming Division of Aven Coip, an- ing about $50 in cash and the .St. parking lot to provide addltlim- ALL THE CLOTMINGf LISTED BELOW These Lumber Yards DELIVERY Many improvements are seen.as dime road patching co.sts. (Martin' 104'a Chestnut St., Zion Luther- *rhooI on schedule, barring any 4, it would be flnished by Sep (lAUver Store I..evel) tember as scheduled -Hounced yesterday that if has won watch from I»pez. al parking facilities. AIR-CONDITIONED • FREE ^ARKI^G! exigent. proposes $600,000 for permanent an Church, July 4. fltriKefl ** State Police reported the arrest PINE PHARMACY The addition, for which a $120,- The school, is the Ai-st of the ' a $24,746!315 Air Force contrarl to "The TPA has had the land ap And a plea of exigency for re paving in the 6-year general gov on Rt. 15 of Alan T. Donze, 21, of praised and submitted an offer to ...Greatly Reduced... pair in the town’s older schools (■ ------000 appioprialion wa.s authorized cluster-type to be built In • this ! build gas turbine engines for heli- Will Be ernment progranri. He said $85,000 area. Designed-bv Architect Wll-i copters and turboprop craft. The West Rd., Vernon, who Is charged the owners,. Thc.v in turn sre get was made last night by Board of jin existing funds and State Aid Iriaia Eases ISetrs Rule June 2, will probably be completed i about half-wa.v through the school liam Mileto along the pattern o f , firm experts to begin delivering with failure to drive to the right. ting appraisals of their owrn. Phe- PEDAL PUSHERS BERMUDA and - Education representatives. | could cover all the work that is He i.e due in court Monday,- lort said. Frank Sheldon, chairman of the' adminlstia'hl^ In 1958-59, which be- New Delhi India's Government ! .year. Although the extra 5-rooni the Maximlite de.sjgn. it has 5 -1 the engines in Scptemberi and SLACKS SHORT SHORTS Bchonl board building and sites gan today.) has derided_.to allow newspapei-s to cluster is-not needed fw the .com In chlno. poplin and t\nll. As Choose from-,- cluno stripes, subcommittee, said 40 per cent of But he added that the tbwn has | cdntrart'V temporarily with any ing school year, the school building sorted colors in sizes .3 to 14 plaids and solid color.s. Sizes ,cC C L O S f D Manchester school children are suc repded*" over the .years in s c -! foreign news agenrie.s. on certain Coriimittee recommended that it be \ Also Sub-teen in sizes lit to d to 6,\; 7 to 14 Also sub- constructed while the contractor is * 14. teen. Blouses to matcli. served by schools built ah>’where ! compHshlng work which people had j conditions. At present Reuter's has fyom 31 t o -55. years ago. New Ipredicted would hike the tax rata: a monopoly on suppl.vlng foreign still at the site. Conyers Construc wiring, lighting, and other repairs intn the 50's or 60’s. "It didn’t hap-1 news. Government officials are ex- tion Co. of Manchester, which en CK UP FOR THE Now Reduced! Now Reduced! ALL DAY FRIDAY, JOlY 3 are needed to bring them up to pen then." he said, and wouldn't' amining the whole problem of sup- tered the low; base bid of $491,000 modern standards, he qald! i.Mar-*,T-ijnder jiis program. . | pl.ving news to Indian papers from for the 16-room structure, is ex Gn has proposed a total of $570,-1 In discussing priority needs,' abroad. pected to be lowK biddeV on the SUMMER c o n o N and SATURDAY, JULY 4 DRESSES SKIRTS RURSACK'S . * J I>oveIy pastels, aollda and flowered prints Sizes 3 to 8x; Sizes 3 to fix; 7 to 14. Also W. H. ENGLAND LUMBER GO. HOLIDAY WEEKEND 7 to 14. Also sub-teen 8 \o 14. sub-teen 8 to 14. ' Regular $13.95 and $ 14.95 Special At Now Reduced! Now Reduced! , .fi4fl-.Minni.E TPKE., r,A.«!T ieO% WOOL anA TROPIOAL WORSTED V THE W. G. GLENNEY CO. ' rr^ "CHUBBETTE" DRESSES and SKIRTS aad 55% DACRON and 45% WORSTED OOD lOlB.BAGCLIFPCHAR NOW REDUCED! -V. MAIN ST. - CHARCOAL BRIQUETS 69e ^ AIR-CONDITIONED MANCHESTER LUMBER, INC. Summer Weight TROUSERS 2fi« C E X T ^ ST. FAMILY SIZE JARS LUCKY ) :A F 0m - WILLIAM PECK LUMBER, INC. ■ V. APPLESAUCE 2 '*■" 49c READY-TO-EAT * M.AIN ST. •• .' 'V- \ ★ HRST FOR EVERYTHING! ^ New Shipme0 Of tdetiHs y HAMS % /■ A550RTED FLAVOR5 Whqie or Hhank Half WASH 'N WEAR DACRON ond COHON. 4F. c o m CANNED SODA 3^"" 29c L b. 5 3 c TROPICAL WEIGHT DACRON and 4 a • ■ - WORSTED, and WORSTED and MOHAIR (^i Raven) m CHOICE CHUCK STEAKS lk 5 9 c WARDS^ N KOOL AID 6^ '25c CHOPPED BEEF PATTIES Lb 79c % RITZXRACKER5 . f • t • * • .. box 29c M l! 5UN5HINE PRETZEL 5TICK5 .. box 21c s;-;v WAYBEST CHICKEN PARTS 7-PC. DINETTE SETS BraoJ, R4>IIs. Cold 5eda, Popar PiafM and Nap kins, Pickles, blivos, Ralishcs . . . g«f all yenr LEGS ...... lb. 59c New Summer Casuals picnic iMOds^ort. BREASTS...... lb. 69c Grot* & Weigd and Pint Prizs Frankfurts and WASH 'N WXAR—SHORT SLEEVE • WASH 'N WEAR SEERSUCKEI^ And Up Cold Cuts. '<* BRONZE FINISH ONLY. 36”x60” TABLE, SPORT SHIRTS 2.95 PAJAMAS...... 4.00 ond 5.00 MARPROOF PLASTIC TOP, PLASTIC UP WASH 'N WEAR SUMMER WEIGHT and BETTER GRADE TROUSERS 7 ^ 9 5 And Up • WASH 'N WEAR POLISHED COHON HOLSTERED CHAIRS, 6 ASSORTED STYLES, SIZES ?9 to .fifl. CHINOS ...... '....'5.95 SLIGHTLY DIFFERENT THAN SHOWN; 6 REGULAR and 3-Fl-APPER STVI.E.S • SHORT SLEEVE KNIT SHIRTS_.... 2.9$ fe 5.00 n R M , RIPE CHAIRS and TABLE. F WALKING SHORTS...... 4.00 a«i 5.00 • WASH 'N WEAR LOUNGING ond SLICING PICTSVVEET l.*i O/,. PEGS. • LONG SLEEVE KNIT SHIRTS .. . . 4.00 ^nd 5.00 BEACH gOBES . : .'.. ... 5.95 and 12.95 TOMATOES SLICED STRAWBERRIES For 8 9 c • STRAW HATS ( ...... 2.95 to 6.50 INn-UDlNG .NEW FI.AT TOPS • SWIM TRUNKS ...... 2.95 and. 5.00 Buy a half-gallon of Hood Ice Cream — any MRS PAUUS FRIED CLAMS Pkg*. 89c Cello Pkg*.. flavor. When you open it to enjoy it — tear 2 35c r r HEAl TEHT-' off the coupon end "flapper” . Take "flappei:” ‘I HALF GALLON LARGE. RIPE ESKIMO PIES 2 p k g a , Jtec to your Hood Icp Cream dealer, g^^Oji^off - . PINK MlqiAT " $99il5 END "FLAPPEr MEN'S WASH ‘N WEAR on the Hood/'S^immy” Sherbet Quart. CANTALOUPES WORTH 2 5 ^ value PLAIN or PLEATED FRONT Hood Shimnsy Sherbet is as bright and gay 4 j^ ' TOWARD 1 QT. as the bceezy!” 20’ 8” . A blend of three For 39c 36”x7 r TABLE-BRONZE FINISH SLACKSFREE ALTERATIONS 2 f.r 15 HOOD fro.sty-cpol sherbets: raspberry, pineapple and, ’’’SHIHMr' I SHIMMY lime.' Save 20p on a quart of exciting PLASTIC PADDED SEATS ■PW SHtlBETj SHERBET ^ summer refreshment. . , MAR RESISTANT PLASTIC TOP !?- J -' \ ■ ■ ' ■ . Closed Mondays During July and August—§hop In Air-Conditioned Comfort FRESH,. SM'EET NA’nT'E - i TCLEPHONE PEAS
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-I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 196* PAGE NlNgrEMt MANCHEflrnCR EVENING EERALD, MANGBESHBRI OONN« WEDNESDAY, JU LY 1, 196* ',W. PAOB CTGBTESH T ther pmeaadtngi for tha duration from n , Jswfllorf Knahafl It a ' Wt and of tha sdi* did not appoaf dto* white satin shoes, short vail at carnation eorsagas. A buffet sup-< uaa a haUoofter or two and amall Tbasa . markers vjontinued for 31 arhlch erashad 4M mnes south of Bids for Impairs tached to a.cap of chiffoh and seed per was served on the lawn. Aly Khan PrciweA' of his dlpt^tdatie statu*. vaMchM.” mile*. Banghasi, and Its contents wars Watek in Shark and soaked it In acid to maks it appointed. .Rtt*' and Aly got a Reno divorce Butane Blasts look eonvlncing. $613,256 Paid "I'm quits happy about the W e d d i n g s pearls She carried a-/ colonial Following a Wedding «trip to Naap aaid tha, bodlaa If found "Tha five or atx paracbutaa< amaalngly well preserved. Cape Cod, the couple will reside Immunity Claim th 1953. New Desert Search that wa Idantlflad indicated that a "The nose wheel was idaost UK* Big, Happy Hoax galnt-Danis aaid ha's hunting a At IH> Invited price," he bo«iqu9t of white carnatidna and will ba akatatal, **but thoHi wlH ba Job. ______red rosebuds.. on White St,, Hartford, after July Deaths at 20 no trouble in'-ManUAcatton from majority of the man got togathar new,” be said. "Thars was no rust IS Work* put on th* block included ing. The radio was Ki good condt" Mias Stacls Wojclassak, Thomp- 10. The bride chose, for traveling, Carson City. Nev., July 1 (FV-- taatti. bona aaatailal and tite Uka." after balling out. W* had tho a»- Loa Angelas, July .3 C^t-vUmt Postmaster Aldan B. Bailey ha* six Ceaannes, six Haneifs, flv* PMko-Wo«>d a brown -and w h ^ puro silk dress 'Cmtpotid Worth Billion aumption that they all mad* good tlon. W* used It to contact Ban initiated atajto to spruea up th* Degas, ModlgUanl, llone^ 11011100** sonvlUe, was toiaid of honor. She Tha NaVada legal battle between Savannah, Oa., July 1 (/P»-*-Thi For Airmen Plmined TIm order for tha axnandM watch found In a abark’s bally T Free Lemonadle at 90 London, July 1 Oi^Twanty- Mlaa Joan Shirley Wood. Hart with white . accMsorios. Actress RU* Hayworth and aiareli leaa iapuad b y tii* Anajra landing* and started off togathar. ghasi whan tha radio an tha plan* Main Post (»! m at tha cantor and Lautrac. It waa only a tiny fraction ford. formerly of Manchester, and wore a drasa of whit* nylon froat- New ' Tork —• Amariean home- death toll from flunday'a frelglit that laiUM us thars want ont. "A big, fat, happy hoax," says Blns •French tmpraasloniat paint* ed with pink and carried a coir , The bride and bridegroom gave' Prlnc# Aly Kahn Isn't over yet. maJteira each year are being of quartertnaatar gaitaral in Waah- Leal Trail Bluefleld, W. Va , July 1 (BJ— la advertising for Mds on general of Chrysler'* hOga collection, which Walter Stanley Peako, Hartford, train exploaion on the rrtaWurt Owmanyv July 1 lUly. Th*lr Ub«A^ *Abdut four mtlea beyond the "Our radio mdn Juat blew tha Job Salnt-Donla. "Tbars Was no repair work. DeaWne for aubmiB* Inga and .drawings owned by U.B.' Ktoalnieludaa works of the Italidn onlal bouquet Of white carnation* each other personal gifts, and Thi Moslem prince asked the fered about 10 ’ Mlion coupons River stands at 20. FVaa tamonad* will b* on tap today were married at 5 o'clock Satur A. I I * Armv t«*in W ** »lnru»« und*m«g«d by last marker w* eroes traeka dust but of tha erashad plana'a watch. Thera waa no *hark: 'Th* Sion of bids 10 ajn. Thinraday. art collector Walter P. Chryaler P icailM .u d work* by Oauguhi, and pink rosebuds. gave personal gift# to their at-. flu te Supreme Court yesterday to worth apout one' bilhon doltari The count tneuased yesterday ~ A a •KpWHJwl ® ir«oloRl«U Murehlnt for oil wlriler va tMa account of tha in this mountalntop Nty. thimka to to Jr. brought 219,020 pounds (lOlfl,- day afternoon In the Second Con Jendants. by grocery mantifa<4urera as ex'- catiaed by M rehlclea. We oontln- The flower girl. Ruth Elaine overturn a Rano court'* decjsion win launch a new w n ^ •" thla year. The nine crew mem* that hid' to the radio and uasd i t ” wh^a thing waa a pure figment of rOsntractors are ask ^ to bid (• Renatosance,^ Gdrman. Dutch, gregational Church. She is the when James R. flmttk of flavan- uad along the original trail and Naap said tha propallar of on* an overhaatad thannomatar. 2M') at auction today,- Flelhish, and fliilgltoh school*. Bentley. 18 Canterbury St., wore a that hi* status as PakliUn'a lun*. tra food and gr ?ery money. The i^ah. 28, died of biim* that covered Libyan deaeiH; Hext montli for the t>ers a-ere reported mtaeinf and|riMrl(*r trail ot flying my imagination." repair of the Ntatnlhg wall in daughter of Mrs. Nellie Wood, ------^ then loat it. We followed the cross o^ tlMrUbarator'a anghiaa was still front and along th# alda of the The aalfr sat no records and fell dress of blue nylon frosted with . baasador to tha United Nations Coupons ordinarily kre offered 80 per cent of hia body. Hi* wUs, His report of finding' a tlma- Bluefleld, often called "nature's Chepachet, R.I., and W. Wood. bodlaa of the nine-man crew of an: premimed dead in 1941.. boota, otilpa of pairactiutaa and trail out until it hit sand dunes. tuAiing when the plan* erashad'. It CMiaiderably abort of th* approx White and carried a colonial bou Teacher$* Pey CUmhu doesn't protect him from hia for with the Idea of Introducing^new othar fliftit gear picce In a ahark'a stomach mads air-cdndltionbd city,” likes to boast bunding, replacamant of marblo Hartford! and he Is Ui* ion of Mr*. Majorie. wa* 'in grav# condltMl Alliarican • bomber that craahed A U.S. Army mortua^'. Team "On'-m u*othe baslaoasis .o» of these maw findings,,iinouins,, hall ripped a aUc* out of the fuse- imately 1300,000 experts has esti Sea$hore Pre$erre ITffed quet of whit* carnations and pink mer wife's legal action. or WSproved producU. In a hosplUl. "Their , ehUdmn, compooed of Capt. MlvrOA D. Ful ■ Wa flrat fOi nd a pair of fligML toam blockad out an area to ntws last weak baeausa shark, re that a temperature of 00 la aaMom atonea ta th* floor of th# mate Anna Pesko, Hartford. Hie double Ottawa- Full-fim* teachers in myataHouaty durln* World War U, i lage cently have klUad two Callfoml- reached here. The Chamber Of lobby anxp*nded search. Ceaanne'a portrait of i hi* wife, meiit of a 30,000-acr# national sea best man. and Brian A, Bentley: -got salary increases in the last diplomatic Immunity and ordered Newark, N. J., July i i>f)—Just both helicopter* and vehicle* x^ll " " Eiffel Tower Tonu 70 ' free''lemonade to all comers when Tha marble paving atones under ter'of. the church, and Mrs. Mil school year, pushing their median The explosion occurred at n rac- llT* hoavy rehlclaa baading toward "The, cre^T'-had no W ater'but 8*int-DenU, 30, . rust-halrad, which sold for $112,000. Th* high shore on Cape Pod has been pro 18 Canterbury St., was uahef. " him to pay Rita some ’ $25,000 th after several doben men working reattonai area -near Meldrim. Still Bangbaal. TLaae ware mnd* by frocklad ax-aa* captain-told a ra- this mark' la recorded. tha parcel post and stamp windows dred Catchers played tradi^onal salary up 8.2 per cent to $T,138 maybe aome fbbd"...tabl*a. They have bean wont approxlmataly On* bidder was Brnest. Beyeler, an art posed by the National Park Serv-: A reception for 100 guests was . . attorney fee* Incurred in arrang on a pier left for a coffee break, at lasiie waa whether the train da* will depart from BeflghMl. a ^ ,p ^ re n tly left bv the lOat.alr- Itnllaa vataeiaa that croaaad the could have fashioned fladdgaar for Paria—H m W«-doot BUfal Tow porter yesterday: “ No harm wa* The Cumber was caimht un dealer from Basel, Swlttfrland. ice to preserve thq" Cape’s beauty. bridal music on the organ. ' The annually. The highest median, ex a 85-ton pile driver crash ed Julv A , prepared Ay yesterday'* OO^gree Ineh In the yaaft alnc# they war* church waa decorated with white held at the hi$iAa of Mr. and Mrs. cluding deans, was $7,711 for th# ing for the coijple’i daughter to ! railed and caused the explostim or Thla team expect* to apeM dhaart during the war. protection against Uia er, built TO years ago, la du* rsr maailt We thought It was vary Braque's "Femme a la Mando- The proposed seashore preserve visit ,the Prince In Franc# four through tho structm# Jeiiterdsy. I the butane vcars expIMSd and ■'■"When the airmen found theaa parachute strip*. What we have pabiUng naat The apir* gaU funny at the tima. I had this reading but promise '-'that free flrat laid. gladioli.' Bentidy, 18 Canterbury St., at 8 biological apiencea. Including medi leaat 30 data in a aaarth of the Keep, of Seattle, .Waah., In an Bailey aaid th# Poat Offic# hopa# . line” alto waa knocked down to would run froni Provincetown. on o’riock. Mrs. Wood receiving In a year* ago. Workmen said 15 men would have rauaed the derailment. tntervhdr toda ’ said; "We[are go traoka they followad thorn an they consider is thla; Once a man loses a'^ now coat of "cognac brown" chartar party out and It waa all lemonade will be offered today as a Beyeler for $100,800. Oauguln'a the Cape’s "fingertip,” to the 'end ■ Given In marriage by Bernard cine, followed by the physical scl- aandy maatea where' temper* lured make-up. to inataU a now flag pole in frcsit pink''iace dress and Mrs. Pesko In ence.s ($7,129), the Soclan sciences > In hts'appeal, Aly not only asked been working exactly where ' the The Interstate Commerce Cora- I :l aoar to' 130 .degfeea and higher. ing to uae more .men and vehiclee headed toward the aea. We fol hia reasoning in the desert he pelnt ovary Sevan yaara. It takaa for laughs. I let my Imagination aUU Uf* "Flower* with Books” of Nauset' B ead , the, Cape's “el Bentley, 18 Canterbury St., the machine fell. The accident Injufed mission has ordered a hearing about two yoara for the Job. Dur run wild.” 'ITie last time the Chamber’went of tho building and widen th i an* bride was attired in a cocktall- a navy blue crepe dress. Both ($8,885), and the hiir.ianities ($6,- for k reversal of the lower court The America"* are helieved to in the n0w..ae*rch.' We'll take three lowed these and finind tnair othar won't walk in a straight line: also brought $100,800. bow,”' and would coat about $13,* but-sought an order to stay fur two men. here July 9. markers, Including strips of para- "He'll probably go in circles.” ing the heavy' tourist aaaapn the Whan people demanded to boo into the lemonade busineaa waa In tranc* to th* rear parking lot aoms Jength white lace with eatin dress, mothers hkd Mamie Eisenhower •♦95). ■ h a ^ balled^it of their B24 Id men from the Army mortuary time in tha hear future. Chryaler, who arrived near th« 000,000. after a bonjblng mid oh. sarvioe lo (diutaa weighed down with atones. Neep said tha loat bomber, woHc is 'aospandad. the watch, gaint-Denia got one mid-July, 1057.
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BIRTHDAY trie s Western LB 4 9 JANE PARKBt JANE PARMR Ho IM S fy lt Rf®. *•# JANE PAMOR B-INCH SIZE REG. 493 SUNKIST Large Sise 12 ->39 Apple Pie 39< Sporish Bar Donuts - 25< , FRESH DELICIOUS Your Choke: KAIN er SUGARH) 4 3 9 COME SEE . . . YO Uai SAVEI COME SEE . . . YOUaL SAVE . . . AT AAPl Want to surpriM your ifamily thii week end? Just Extra-big to Mtisfy man-eifled eppetitte .» . a a i heet thie juicy flaiy-cruited pie and serve with delkioue. They’re light, tender and digeatlble.. • ice cream or Cheddar Cheese. Theji’ll love itt C a k e perfect for enacke or braakfaat. Th rifty, tM> I'illlCMlIielUIVORI ' \ W tV ■ Qm QVIICIDQi lUUUi ^ ■IIQ MTV - — /CNICKlbePaKil . Stock up for the Holiday ahead with delicious JANE PARKER «Ktm carfi — by doiiig your 4th at July food JANE PARKER nutritious, enriched Jane Paiker Bread. Thrift- Raisin Bread REG. PRICE i9c SPECIAL 25' ■hoppint at AiiP] Wo’ta a atera filled with tre* priced! aaeadBUfl fanyi, lad udiag quality-faraoufl A aP Sandwich Rolls 33' p o m o C H IP S A«P SLICED Badwireez fraad-taitiaf Jam Parker Beked 8 0 Z Frankfort Roll* SS'jf,”,'.'. jrf„29' I LB LOAF C RIPPLED C a C Ooodfl, Aim Papa Fiiiii Foods, and refraehingly White Bread PKG 3 9 * " “ 5 9 11 OZ PKG 5 9 food A aP premhniKqua/rfy Coffeal TEA Peieeii* since 11391 Vanilla, Chocolate, Neapolitan, Vanilla Fudge
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ICED COFFEE TIFI ; SNOW'S J CUCUMBER PICKLES Sliced std 2 45^ S h riin p 7 9 Make ice cubes of coffee in SHORTENING - MINOD CLAMS C U M CHOWDER ' stead of water*.. . then . Foldaway O O . \ IMNCAR 27* U«CMi!;25‘ Type EACH X e T O = WHOLE-SPLITw n O L B —a jP k ii VPKOR wwi-w CUT-UP . '1Lb 0 7 ^ ..aLB^yH^ freshly-made coffee. Reeult? € COOKOUT GRILLS An out-of-thk-world coderl FRESH YOUNG TENDER COOKOUT SUeOlSTimi ah AimrlMn NABISCO PKG 4 r Chickens 2tri TO 3Vi LBS LB 3 7 UNIT givee you a cdibice a t th raa KASC0M6MEAL Charcoal S o 7Sr . Suinhlae Hi Ho Crackers 32*= ^ freehly-roaeted blends . . . one it sure to auit your taete UOUID STARCH 1 uut 33', *u ^9' i«LI |^^29 Dixit Cold Cups "' pkg or ♦*. 45" Re^iahie Poos 2 cans®* 2T axm ctly. What's more, your choice k Cuetom Ground for ■ *^7* 2 3 ' PoperPlotes 49*" Sultana Salad Dressing qts 35' PURE GOLD FROZEN PINK OR REGULAR y o u r coffeenjaker . . . you enjoy «>ffee that’s “A^tva with PKG Of 40 25 FO F la v o c ''l (Y et H eoete you leee than otheru of ooinpareble Cut Riie Wax Poper • ROU 25^^ Relish "Z" 21^ 1 .AA q u eiH y !) ‘Herrific, hot or lead . . . try HI HUSOPT REYNOLDS Hudson N a p k i i i i ^ < '- 2 ^ :5 ‘= AAP Tuna r CANS l•WV LEMONADE • rABRIC SOFTENER - ^ ' PrIcH lfc.n I. ihl'l .4 tiMMtH tNwpl frl.*,, J.I, I mt tHtdm h tUl c«w«««llr IM .lcl.lt, MILD AND MELLOW RICH AND FULL-BODIED VIGOROUS ANp WINEY RINSER ALUMINUM FOIL J- . , ' . r*»T» 43' u n. «*tt 2 9 ' -zj-n.Bou 73 ' THE GREAT ATLANTIC t FAjPFIC TEA COMfANY RED CIRCLE r , IOf'^89'1 5 » 8 S ‘ A&P Grdpn Juice 29^ UB. MB. •AXteR'S - F«0«N HAWAIIAN ^ ^ BAG BAG Potato Puffs , 19’ Poneli i'*TH0fcA»3s' Del Monte Drink « MA|iCB18TRi. OOMlf« WEDNESDAY, ^ Y 1. No Danger Seen New Haven Hikes Hambui^rs Never Had It So Good [OPEN TONIGHT, THURSDAY and FRIDAY t|LL 9 P M. InlVIilk Cartons (^m hiuler Far^ Weahkigtco, July 1 (>p)—Sacra- New Haven, July - l^)l^,^Oom- jSfvi tary at Walfhra Arthur 8 . Flem- lautere In ObnnecUout towne; ' “ *5,; JUW “ It M««r MOa! AM « aurpriM to mUif aaya there are no indications In 64 nhlee of New Torti Ctt^ HALE’S pw^aouy orttaaiy «ah y w j thait waxed oonteinors now being started paying more for their aa wan u Muriah faiilUy uaod for milk and food contain monthly ticket on the NeW Heren taadth haxarde. Railroad today,. aaar ^ The New Haven aubmitted the •BtoifBabaM ta d n to ^ Thara a Flamming told a npwa eonfer- HAPPY HOUDAY asioa yeaterday the Public Health Hot of Mgher oom’mrter faree fhr Bothinc taatora Hka Mttar than to X. Service has been getting many in- the approval ef the intenstofts and choeaa amonf a. aurpriM conunetee commleslon *- month 1 of acMtnpaaimaatB. ''gulrlei. about poaaible cancer- ■ago. - tha hamhuninr rauum. Makdi Popular Your Firit Stop pnxhidng agv its in the' wax used on alKih ooniainers. George Alpert preatdsnt of the Uasrtw on tha Mtdeor (rtU. maarhe railroad, exphilmd tliat the in In tha old Madi frjrtn* pan to tha Pl»at» Drhn CarifuHy This Holiday Wookond . He Mad euck studiee in 1957 dia- creased faree wehe neoeeaMated by hltehon. hot'Ooa thta* to «ira— eloeed a tjrpe of wax which cour rising costa and kwaea fq m eii- yooH ha oookta«lwrKon thla oum- WE WANT YOU BACK AGAIN Sained a known cancer-prod’.iclng eratlng paaeengw’, service m the agent. But .kince then . > finil' 847.86; GROCERY DEPARTMENT >aheeae, alload acaOiona, criap green Stratford. |44.60 and 845.25; ?iotes and News Bridgeport 142.46 and 845.10; pepper rlnga. ahead fraah aiuah* Fairfield, 839 and $40.30; Wtiton, rooma (soma paopl* adara them 837.55 ahd $86.95; Westport, raw), round! of mild aaraot onion WAYBEST NAtiVE ' A (^ u rt Qf Honor was held by and e li^ tomato aro half a dontn Boy Scout Troop 126 of the 834.10 find 836.65; Best Norwalk, . xulUble burg^ topplnga you can Emanuel Lutheran Church Mon 832.7S and 136.15; New Canaan, gather without trouble. Minced PAN READ Y Norwalk, and South Norwalk, f day evening. 832.06 ahd 833.80; COME TO chivea,. paralay, pickled onions, Scoutmaster Gustafson gave a By CECILY UROWNSTONE In the city, try to find some real % cup chopped' onion, 1/8 cup Also, Darien, 829.95 and 831.80; capers, plmieau, mange chutnay, summary of the troop's activities AP NeavsfMitiirea Food Editor anchovies. Roquefort cheese, wal* ^ IV 4 M 1 Va Lb. A veiege . country dill; the hothouse variety, celery, 2 cups (1 pound) diced Stamford, 887.90 and 830.86; Old during the past year and out Not quHv e o ^ , not quite a often sold In urban markets, potatoes, 2 cups water, IH tea Greenwich, 827.15 and 838.60; Coo nut or pecan halvas belong In an lined plans for the coming Ma other group easy to come by. stew, but a cross between the two. usually lacks flavor. spoons'Sfilt, H teaspoom white pep Oob, 836.76 and 837.85; and Green son. Slides, taken by Noel Ander Borrowed from both New England FKiU up a table in frdnt of Ui« per, 1 pound flrm-fleshed thick wich, 875.30 and |27.40. J: • Make the service glamorous! soil during the troop’s trip - to Put the topplnga in small match and pinland—to b*. enjoyed any- hearth and If you have an electric (fresh or frozen) fish fillets, 1 cup Top Giffida Washington in April were shown. whera. We <■ }'. this fish dish our food server deposit It here. The milk or light cream, '’2)4 tea ing bowls and plates on an at- lb The following Scouts were ad- tracUve tray. And have enough Choico ralny-day special because It’s per fish dish, wide shallow soup plates spoons minced dill, Chuck Roast -vanced to Second Class: Bill Den- fect to enjoy for lunch or supper and crusty bread and seeded rolls Deadline July 20 for a lavish display. Thare’s Metbed: In a wide-bottom ket ^aomathing about the halp-your- nen, Bob Frollk, Kip HasMtt, In front of the ilrepla.ee. .'! i plus bread sticks can all go on this tle, cook bacon until crisp; remove. BonelcflB Wayne Huot, Erik Johnson and Moke the dteh with the fish convenient portable appliance. Get Add butter arid onion to bacon For Sub Carriers - self-idea that anoouragua guaats Tom Morrissette. Richard Ben out your best tureen If you like, or ” to throw eonaarvatism to the Brifiket^ f t son was taken into the troop aa a your husband or beet beau catches bring on the fish, dish in the ket drippings; slowly pook onion until winds. Theyll think tMa la a new .H«ia €nt this sununei or with the more tle In which it was cooked; either golden; rSmove. Add celery, po sManchester Peat Offloe Is ons of . ' .version of the hero sandwich and Corned Beef Tenderfoot Scout prosaic sort from youi market. tatoes, water and half the salt and 20 Oonnectlout post offices com' Halo's Meat Departm ^t way the server will keep It beau pile two. three or all of . the tid Clarence .Wogman presented But be sure to use flsi that is firm binlng to give examinations for Elwood Krout former scoutmas tifully hot. Our reci^ serves pepper to kettle; simmer, covered, bits between those spUt huns Little Known Facts of flesh, that doesn’t go to pieces four; you may double' It If you feel until potatoes are tender. Arrange substitute clerk and ' ca.Tier po- FOR ALL OF YOUR HOUDAY I^K E N D MEAT NEEDS holding the burgers. ^ ter, with a apecial award in ap* when It really feels the heat of fish (thawed if frozen) over vege sltlona, Poetmaster Alden E. Full Shank predation of the. two years of your eaters will waht Seconds or to cat Half f t the kettle. This is a main dish so if there are eight persons, to feed. tables and liquid; sprinkle .fish Palley toys. RATH'S PUUY RATH w DUMpUe RATH'S SKINLESS service he gave to the troop. yqu ’want It to iMivs eubetance. with remaining salt and pepper. Application forms, which are Ingrediants: 1 ^ * pounds lean ' The Flaming Arrow Patrol was All you , need to add to your COOKED ground beff ehudt, 1 egg, H About Traffic Safety Tterd should be large filling main course Is a big bowl of salad Simmer, covered, until fish )a opa available af~ the local office, must announced as the outstanding cl unks of fish into which you can be filled out and return'’ '' to . the cup finely crushad eraekara, 1 patrol of the year, and Its mem greens; enliven them. If you wish, que through — thls.ihay take only Frankfurters can (6 ouncaa. or 2-S 0 9 ) sink your teeth. with strips of cheese, chicken and 5 minutes; do not overcook. Break Board of Civil Servioo Examinere DAISY HAMS 1 Thraa timea aa aaamy ttafiicOwhen he shouldn't..,, Keep pace bers are taking a weekend camp rt the Hartford Poet Office, 135 Smoked Picnics oratad milk, 1 teaspoon Salt, with traffic. Fresh Lean With the fish go potatoes, onion, ham; or’ with hard-cooked eggs, fish Into large chunks in kettle. teaspoon pepper, 1 taaspoen pre deatha ooour in rural areaa (In- f t ing trip to Kent Falls State Park celery, bacon, milk, and that be anchovies and tomatoes. For des Add . milk, dill, reserved bacon High St., on or before July 20. tihidtag towna arMh leaa than 2.500 Odda are that if your ear Isn’t All Beef in July.. Alan Anderson is patrol Examination rAnnere will be pared mustara H taaspoen gar up to snuff, safetyiMas, tbs fault Groundleef longs to. the New England way sert, on this menu we like a lus and onion; reheat very slowly; do lic salt, 14 cup finely ehonfad paople) than In urban areas. leader. with a chowder. Its Intriguing cious fresh fruit tart. - not boil. Serve In wide soup plates. placed on eUglblHty i*ats for em . 5 9 « celery, 3 ta b la s^ n a (1 small) Reason for tMs. according to the, will lie with the rear Ughts, ployment when job openings are National Safety Ooundl: the brakes, front Ughts or exhaust flavor comes from the Finnish Rainy Day Special Makes 4 servings. . finely grated enien (pulp and 974 MAIN STREET - manner of adding fresh dill to a Ingredients: 1 slice bacon, 1 Note: Halibut, is perfect for this available. • 5 T ^ 6 9 * abuhdanoa of driving done on open system. When a haaard is found Quality . Applicants, said Bailey, must - iulce)'. at vehicle aafety checks, thoae f t fish-and-potato soup. If you live tablespoon butter or margarine, recipe. v Method: Mix tofsthar the beef reada, which aooat often are in Layer MANjpHESTER —— ^ Deaths Last Night reside ’wlUiin the post office’s de luiat areas, an ' Ineraaaed speed. four problems are the onea that Sliced Bacon livery area or must be bona fide HALE'S BEST H A U 's H i c k o r y - and unbeaten agg. Mix in wall tha crop up most often. ^ LARGE BOLOGNA cracker crumha, uadilutad evap In moot total auto acddwtta, By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS cow oorrespoiKlent, wrote In the Many a Russian wovlj agree with patrons of the post office. Apjfil- SMOKED orated milk, salt, pappar, mustam only ona ear la involvad. Shop For The Long Paris—Paul Rosenberg, 78, New Soviet Exhibition New York Times: the one who expressed a desire to cants must also spo'ify which po- VEAL LOAiF garlic salt, celery and oiilon. Make Tumpikea have a let fewer traf Soperman Rites Fresh Lean York, International art dealer who’ "A ’Visitor can see far more come to the New Yoi^ exhibit to sHMn, substitute clerk or substi HAMBURG nCKLELOAF-^ into 6 to 8 pattiaa (oping about M fic totsiUtiea, based on number of Small Pork f t helped launch some of the moat Attracts Crowds here In two hours than this cor- find out how he lives.” tute carrier, Is deslred. BACON cup of the meat m lxtm for each). mllaa driven, than all rural roads Hollywood^ July 1 (F)—Funeral Spareribs modem French painters, died re.apondent saw In two years In The examination for the poets HOLIDAY WEEKEND Monday. He had suffered from Gnll over charooal or in a little In tha Unitod Btataa. The average servlcef for actor George Reeves, New York, July 1 —The he’W- the So’vlet Union, far more espe- Washlngon—The first successful will be given in Hartford at a date yo u r A ! ^ A g butter in a hot Skillat; use high mihagr death rate recently was television’s Superman, will be arterlosrleroals but had been con est show In to’wn-the So'vlet ex olally of the stuff of So’vlet ’wishful interception. of an airplane by a to be annouT.ced, Bailey said. . heat to get ootsMea brown and a third aa high aa the rate for held today with actors Alan Ladd fined to bed only a few days before hibition—looks like a smash hit. dreams. guided missile took place in No ApiAcants must bs IS or over, - b . - 3 5 CHOICE ID he died. 2 crusty, then raduea heat and cook runs! roads. and Gig Young among the hono " Unox OLOSED SAT„ 4th of JULY A dazzling, 10-ir.llllon-dollar ex "The exJ Ibltlon projects a glis vember 1951, when . the Army’e the postmaster said, and must • 5 9 ' 'until patties are Just pink inside. Maias ora Involvad in almoat rary pallbearers. 3 Lb. Can • Daytona Beach, Fla.—Dr. Harry travaganza, It opened to generally tening So’vlet future, but strains Nike-Ajax destroyed a World War pass a physical examination and These burgera should not ba rare. sigfat timea aa many total auto Tho'*rltas were scheduled for S Canned Hams E. Mock, 78, retired surgeon and fa’vorable press reviews and played some facts of Soviet reality , . . n-model B-17 drone targ et eye test. medical author, died Tuesday. He It*e Halei’e For Those "Corn-Fed” Makes 6 to 8 servings. aocidanta as tomalea. p.m. at a West Loo Angeles mor its first performa.ice before a ______ii__ t Naturally, thsy drive a lot asere tuary w\th the Rev. R. Parker had served as senior surgeon at St. packed ho’jse in the New York than the ^iJa do. Jones of St. Albans BplKopal Luke’s Hospital in Chicago, as as CANNED sociate professor surgery at North Coliseum. The least hasardoua way to Church officiating. BEEFSTEAKS 11, 8 t/4, 6, 4, 8, 2, I'/t lb. slzea Pleaee coO In ad : Federal Payroll travol is on a railroad passengar The body will ba entombed tem western Medical School and con- There were 1,000 people stand train. Then come buses . and porarily at a Santa Monica mauso eulting surgeon for several rail ing In the hot sun yesterday when Why Not A "Cookout” Oyer The Weekend? vance If yoa want it oUoed. Tliaaks. ^ Off 2478 in May roads. He was born In Muncle, Ind. the doors opened. A spokesman for acheduled planes. Paaaengec leum until Reevee* mother, Mrs. . ears and taxla are far behind. Helen Beasolo, takea it to Cihcin- 7 Columbus, Ohio—Sid R. Phillips; the 42-day exhibition estimated - number of federal am pi eyes . Saturday—not Sunday—la tha natl for permanent Interment. SHOULDERS 67, long associated with the Co total attendance between 40,000 and 50,000. ' dropped 2,178 la May as com most dangerous day of tha weak Police and the coroner say lumbus Dispatc|| and the Ohio paiM with the precedinr^fiMOth, for dilvoni. About ona out of Reeves shot himself to death June State Journal In various promo Ita backers aren't worried that CLOSED Ben. Harry F. Byrd (D-Va) paid every five traftio totaUtiaa eeours 16 at hta home. His mother has Short Shank tional capacities,' died Tuesday, the ad r.ission price of ' a dollar P HAVE A BARBBHIEl Y today. , that day. Sunday la sseond most nsver accepted the sutclda verdict BhllllpSj who hod been 111 with for- adults and half u dollar for The total number of amployao hhxardous. and has hired filmlanif attorney cancer for the past year, was born children won’t even meet expenses. SATURDAY, was 3,840,858 in Kay as agalBst Safoty man aay the new inter Jerry Giesler to Investigate. LEAN In New Orleans. The aim of the show, likq the 8,842,888 In AptlL state highway aystem can aave as Portland—Theodore T. Badley, aim of its American counterpart Byrd, in the monthly report is many as 8,600 Uvea a year, and 47, managing editor of the Amer v.-hich opens In Moscow July 25, 4th of JULY sued by his Senata-Houpe Clom- that use of seat belts could aayf^ SMOKED ican Education Press, ’ died Tues is to show people how the other „ mittoe on RedUMien of Fodaral an additional 6,000 llvas annually. day. He was born In Delaware. side lives. 3 79e PiMM driv* flow M lb. Ohio. - Spending, said the May payroll In- Whlla few slow ^rivsrs^yer run COSMETICS Newspapers generally found It For Flavor and Frnhnessl youH b« cmtowmI to eolt- . eluded 1,288,750 employaa of eivU- afoul ot thd law, they're ititl a WE OABRY ALL ' Vlcenra, , Italy—Brcole Tognl, a good show. But they,pointed out ^ ian agendea and 1,078,008 dviliaa highway haaard, according to the THE TOP UNV8 65, owner of one of Italy’s most that in some departments, such u Strawberries brafo the 5th! t. employes of military agendas. Natkxial Safety Council. Driving famous circuses, died Tuesday. housing, clothing and automobiles FREEZE QUICK and EASY In ~ The'^blggast dacreasas in m 4oZ'- ....r ■«*' <■ y - M ANim STEB EVEN^fO HERALD. MANC31B8TER. CONN^ WEDNESDAY. JULY 1. PAGE t w e n t y -t h r e e ------■ l.li- MANCHESTSm EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. OOWw WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 1 S 8 |[ p a q b w i ^ . T WQ ^ ' . ■ ■ . _ __ __ - -«______.__ ___ r...... ^ - entlact tha benefit^ you inUat report RockviUe-Vemon the death within two years. a>e»»eeeeee>eewieeeeeeeMeee!iaeaeeeeee^ee»eoeeiyi4eeee8e8eeeieeWeeie»eeeM'e«eteIt>i *e|ieeae»eiUeeeeeeee»e4en i i i i m m i TolUmACounif Face$, Arrest for Treason Hetirelnent: Q—Will pulling out a gray hair make all.Wur othsr hair turn Opposidoii Seen Mounting ray?—R. T. Artiste Awttrd^ Happy Times A—No. Ths onlv rssult Will be that anoOier gray hair wtU grow in Prizes for Work Castro’s Air Chief Qwt^ To Lot, House Size Jumps BY MAIUK DABBB that foiUcle. 'CMm f m k CMiiMtkM Paiilliyw^iract F r^ ff»". t* y«»" If you are 85 or ever,’ha«e pMn- TIirM e*A p rim m r t awardrtf The three Vernon Selectmen andf cations officer. HGUitilg^ Records Set to ptlntoia tX Um noat p*pultr pic> 25 linden Pl„ Rockville, has been ty of dollars in your pocket and Claitns'Reds in Military RARKAOC ' the town asaeasor have Joined a tuTM at an axhiblUen last watkcnd ►■I /V r f • » » I • ) i . number of builders and reaidenta in appointed radio officer, in charge tasta for Ittxu^ llvtag, you will be I and com- of radio operatlona in Vernon for at -HlsIUand Parti Marirat fiSmtlniied ffom and the roundup of nearly 400 vol Imposition to Increasea in lot and Interested In an open house teqla< pietlons of new reridential units local members of Radio Amateurs lively scheduled set new reebrda ta Canada In 1958. Th« prtasa doaattd by Jbhn unteers-—naoet of them Nlearagu- houae slaet proposed foT the Ver dvll Emergency 'Service, a na Csvansy, pn^ster, wars won by Hla absolute chief of the Air Force ans—for the reported expedlUon early August. Starta tacroaeed nearly 35 per cent and was told the. order came from against dictator - president Lula OPEN THURSDAY yd FBIWT EVEIHliBS TttH non Fire District tional organlaation., Ths event la Aral .{Hiblie showing to 164,882' unita and oompletiona Mrs. OtroUm Farstar of RockvUle, Dureiko said plana are being eltatbed.'25 per cent to 148.886 Mis. M U d tsd l^ a t KUlnblon, aa^^ Fidel Castro. ■ ^ ■ Somosa. . The Zoning Commissioner of the of the Oestvlew Jub Apartments Mrs. Wlneaa McLisod of OsysKtry. Two other Am.erieana wsm re Fire District will hold a public made to revive amateur radio op at Itylvante, Ohio, 18 miles from uflUs compared with 1957. “1 consider all thaae acUona ported detained with Hughee. hearing on tba proposed changes erators participation ta the Civil Toleob.. This la a projaet whose Tha.paiatlafs In tba .asKtaitlon against me due only exclusively wars tha work of maiAban of tba Aey were identified as Bfrm R. |(onday s t 8 p.m. st Vernon Ele Defense program here. The edatm flrit^ it ta costing 82,500.000 and JUNIOR BAB ELECTS to the fact that I have always op Pichardo, a Miami attorney, and mentary School, point, now at hla home, w in be which may grow into a 880,000,- IViUand COiiBty A rt Assn. posed acts that would permit Newington, July 1 (J1-^th* Jun- 'A a ailuCTbup will mMt July 11 Joseph Bardor of Los Aimlea, Selectmen Edgar -H. Wilson, set up ta other qm rters soon, and (X>0 propoaitlM. ^ lor Bar Section of the State Bar Communists to take prominent who said he was a movie preductr. drills will be held, he said. . Osatvtaw ta the realization of at tbs Kobr of Mr. and Mrs. Carl positions within the rebel army Franklin G. Welles, Herbert I. Aestii MS elected Carl W. Nielsen Carlson on .Brandy S t, Belton. Police also picked up a British free Psganl, and Assessor Montague Ths radio offtaw hqldz a eon- a dream of the truaties of Toiedo’z of Hartford lU chairman. Others and within dependencies of gov lance Joumglist identified as Carl dl Uonal am ateur' ..Ucwrte—condi Flower Hospital. It la being finah- A s meattas will Ineluds an out* ernment,” he said. White, have signed one of a dozen elected at the group's annual meet door workrtiop sasaian in.Uia aftar*^. John wilaon. petitions being circulated by s tional because Jm obtained It by ced through tha hospital and local ing hare yesterday were David W. Diaz'declared that lied elements A e Americans, the Briton and mail rather' than ta person frqm a banka with FHA help. noon, a potluck suitor, and a short have used pressure to carry out PotAiry Parts ^ Our Spickftty- group whose spokesman Is John F. Goldipen of New Haven, vice buslnaas msatlnt In tba aventny. more thah A^ dozen of the sthere BUY TBK PA B ni YOU BBSY-^MUOII MORX EOONOMlbAl, McKeown. Federal Communications (Commis "Crestview ia neither a hospital clialrman; L. Stewart Bohan - ot "a determined- plan of indoctrina were held in Jail. The rest were re sion ekamtaer. ■ . ' ■ nor an old folks’ home," said John tion" jn a military offlcera' school McKeown. a Vernon builder, said Mert(len, secretary: and Raymond leased with a warning a|:alnat Tmm Glob S l ^ W.’ Bhrle, Crestvtaw'a assistant di E. Baldwin Jr, of Bridgeport, YOUNG HENS • R I4 D T * T 0 -C 0 0 K • In Havana. other natlona while in Cuba, BREASTS - LEGS WINGS --LIVERS the petition being circulated among rector.,- "It offers independent officials has been signed by some The Teen CSub of ^ttekvilleand treasurer. "Furthermore, all of up .know BACKS dhd NECKS-GIZtARDS Vernon has elected ^ new officers living, freedom from responsibili well, "Mr. President, who they, are, Older Group Insured members of the Board a t Finance ties -Slid a worry-free future with and where they are and what objec , and the Board o t Edueatlon.. and changed its niiune from the certainty of care '■' case of illneae. I TO 14 LS AVERAGE LI tives they follow,”, hs wrote. Other petitlong are betng eircu‘- Teen Canteen. ^ "We have 85 acres of ground and Meanwhile, official anurces said Washington — A survey mads LYNN'S BARBECUED c h ic k e n s lated among buStammen. farmers. Offleers an ? JJonald Bkewas, eventually we hope to accommo by the Social Security Admin Individual home owneca, and other president; Riiaan VatOlulis, vice Mee»e»eeee retired workert and kged widows trict, If all signatures are found to chaperones; and Anthony Dow- cent and chronically 111; a rehabili HAMS ■ dent Jelterson. Lowls in turn the seizure of a large arma cache are Insured. be valid the Zoning Commission gltwlca, publicity. tation center and a-physlcar ther chose Clark as his i^ssocia* will have to have a 75 per cent taa- Membership Udkets will be on apy ttnlL” Jorlty vote of its five members to sale at the next meeting of the How much will this coat a Crefct- A lARBECUE ^ ARMOUR'S Q—What racial jrroups are adopt the regulations, McKeown club July 11 at Vernon Grange. vlew resident? . CHOPPED BEEF SPECIAL £ LB$ 89< Campfire Bacon M ildly Cured found on the Island of Cyprus? said. Ordinarily, only a bare ma Membership tickets ate $1, wlure- "Lifetime leaaei nnge from 89,- -iALADA .TEA 260 to 819,500>TnirIe said. "Six SHOULDER K-----About 80 per cent are of jority is needed. aa non-members, are charged 25 "TAKE TEA AND SEE" FINAST - Midget Greek migin; about 18 per cent -aM • / • First Selectman Wilson said to eenta for admlaaion to each meet- penthouaea--wilI cost 888,000 and Smoked Picnics 4 (o 4 lb average u 43< UverwuKt Arklah. A e rest kre Armenians day he doesn’t see any-need for tag. , V- • 888JKK).' 4 0 Z and Maronites. “In addition, there will be a cost- SKINLESS - Picnic Fsverita V the Inerases ta lot and house sizes. HeapUal Netea of-ilvliYj, fee. of $150 a monthrThis FKG 4 3 c 8 3 c Frankfurts - 59. Fresh SKcod Cod LB • % Assessor White called the plan Admitted-yenterday: Otorti Mc- will Include dining room aervice. 0 —Why la the oath taken by Outgotng Rotary Club President Fred Naeallf ehowra Harold "discriminatory,'' and said It was Leuighkn, RFD i; Mrs. WUUam doctora called the Hippocratic utilities, weekly maid aervice. 1; Dominick, should die before he hae occupied **Yor''6Mdon*FrMliFro8o« 16-OZ I ^ Q—In what d ty la tha Taj ured for auch community projeota HONOR the town tax rate will soar in the I'jcharmer^'PUiUflrid, Maas.; Jo- an apartment nine years, his es Sliced AAorihall in Sugar Syrup CONT, . Mahal? Heads Rotary as Youth (Jovemn-vent J^ y , the XICNtER ifllE E f next 10 years if building continues se|di <3oiaer, ll8 Hi|1i St.; Mrs. tate will be reimbursed. STRAWBERRIES a A—A la magnificent mauso MHS Seniors’ Dawn Dance,, ait MAID at Its present rate, and If the tax Bldwaid Hebn, 45 Windsor Ave.; Ehrle eaid he has had inquiries Ivory Soap leum Is In A gn, India. base in hot strengthened by the lo Harold (Hep) E. Crosier of 110 and talent contests, a.id a trip for Mrs. Linnwood Honnon, Robin Rd„ about Crestview - from 28 states. 1-PT high school stn ents to the U.N. cation of an industry here. Vernon; Mre. FYanlc Miealko and Twenty-three Inquiriee came from IT FLOATS Fruit Flavored Syrups Q—What eonsUtutional amend- Ruheell St, laat night was installed NOW OJ^EN TO - - - Contending that the Zoning JUGS president d the Manchester Ro A e club has r. Student Loan Fund son, 43 Grant 8t. Florida. lA -R E X ihent was recently ratified by Ore to ajd college students w-tth ex Commission la "putting ths cart "Some of these people who gon. tary Club. He succeeds FVed Nas- before the horse," McKeown said LGE BARS Blfl. penses, and annually nins the Vernon and TaloottvUle nows Is moved from the North to the South 33c A-r-After SO years, Oregon hai EJaster Seal campaign. TW O-W ^ TRAFFIC! industry today brings only a small handled through Hie Herold’s when they retired now eay they lichmend - Sliced 29-OZ CAN finally ratified' the 15th Amend A e 1080-80 alate for Rotary in- number of key employes to s com* Rockville Bnreaa, 1 W. Main S t, miea their relatives, old friends and ment ThU amendment guarantees cludaa James Sheldon, vice presi PEACHES munity in which it is settling and telephoiM TRenMnt 5-3188. the change of seasons," Ehrle re the light to vote without regard dent; Atty. Donald Richter, aec- Dry Cell Runs Clock seeks manpower there. "The days ported. Ivory Soap to race, oriwd, or previous condi r>'ary: Fred Spaulding, corre are gone when industry will come You may have more Informauon Id-OZ WHOLE^er h a l f PURE tion of servitude. sponding secretary ; and Herbert A kyo—A transistor clock that to an area and build the town ' Border Being Resloked about thia project by writing Ehrle so lichm ond - Fancy Medium Size CANS Johnson, treasurer. runs more than a year on- one around it as was the esse in Rock at Creetview Club Apartments. PEAS Stockholm—Swedish and Nor Q—la the use of slang popular Croaier will later neme his com standard dry-cell battery has been ville.” he said. He believes that the 3350 Collingwnod, Toledo. mittee chairmen. placed on the market in Japan. o r proposed zoning changes will act wegian Burveyors have started to MED BARS PKGS outaida the United States? reatake the 1,600-mlle border be 29c A—Although the use of slang Naasiff was presented a past It is said to be the world's first as s deterrent to the fliture growth Q—My brother died, leaving me Hemaspun - Glam Size president'a -diamond pin, a gift of practical battery-operated "■ tlme- tween the two countries which as his beneficiary. Am I entitled to of 160 Is generally thought of as Ameri of the ares. waa finally delineated in 1751. The NAPKINS can, the language of every coun the club. He also received a past pleca A e tranaiator system- is re SecuntI Seliotmsn Welles agreed his Social Security benefits. He has Iiireeident'a pin, a gift of the Dis portedly immune to time loss today with McKeown saying that Job will take two years. ' The paid Into Social Security since It fvory Soap try has similar picturesque ex- SKINLESS entire stretch was mapped ta sd-'' pressiona ■— trict Deputy of Rotary. caused by atmospheric variations. the Increases In lot and house sizes, went Into effect,—Miss L. F. Y; so MILD Tim btrlak* - Solid Whito 7-OZ CAN Rotary annually sponsors a fund The clock has no iqechanical curtail the possibility of attra .ting vance during the past four yean A—If your brother does not leave LEAN by Photogrammetry. Ths last a widow, and if you paid the fu TUN A FISH 0—Do giraffes have more neck raising project. AJs year the Don swrltches to rust or wear out. industry. The Increased tac ijM AND house sizes would mean that a ground survey was made 30 years neral expenses, you are entitled to PER BARS bones-then other anlm'ela? SHANKLESS ago. As part of the present Job the lump-sum death benefit of lip 27c IrookildB - A—A cre are no more bones In . family would have to pay 818,000 to f20,00u tor a house in Vernon a 15-foot-wide clearing will be cut to 8255. The exact amount depends Natural Sliced vj'LBPKG a giraffes neck than in a mouse's TASTY Welles ssi'.i. With thl* priced through 370 miles of dense forest. on the average monthly wage. To SWISS CHEESE neck. DE-FATTED home. LUe town -would a^ttract only- Ivory Flakes executive type people and matured Q—-How many stories has the famlll-ie Industry depends jn iiu;al GO O D FOR NYLONS Try il on ‘ PINAST Empire Stste Building, highest FOR EXPERT h Ip to s laige extent, he pointed Heinz Relish Hemburgi or Franb Mustai'd Prepared - I c O ff Sale . skyscraper in fhs world f <■ WHEEL ALIUNMENT—WHEEL BALANCING out. 14 A—A s structure has IM stories RAD1A1Y)R REPAIRING AM) RECORING ■i A iialance of industry and aver ALL SWIM TRUNKS LGE PKG 3 5 c FINAST • Sweet MOM'S . age horoes, provides a proper rax :! Relish O ld FashrOned - S< O ff Sale < Cookies 4 DeliciOui Varistiet ^ c ^ ^ l . 0 0 Q—Why do beavsrs build damsT COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE > L A M B combination base,, Welles believee, rather than 28 A—A e besvtr Is by Its body 'H- a conmunit} of dwellings alone. FOR THE BAR-B-QUE! and KNIT SPORT SHIRTS Tropical Fruit Drink and habits meant for a Ufa in and SEE Houee wouM have to be valued cl Ivory Snow Hawaiian Punch 3 ^ t ^ s 1 . 0 0 near the water. If tha water In FRESH COUNTRY STYLE IDEAL FOB SHISH-KEBOB more than 12.1,000 to provide euf- which it chooses to build its horns lb. flcient tax Income to supi-ort VERY MILD Is naturally shallow, the beaver y schools and local government, he eontructs a dam to insure itself ■aid. - ' CLARKE MOTOR SALES SWIFT'S REDUCED LGE PKG of a aufficlent depth of water in SWIFT'S FRINHUM SKINUSS Welles said ths proposed re- 34c Credit product for ike ^ i k l , a njittping J4anJ for i^uJaslI aU seasons. SPARERIBS .101 BROAD STREET—MI 9 2012 auirements might make the town Roff. 14.95. Now Rep. S3>95. Now PREMIUM ''s community of mansions.” Famous Q—How old an organization la LUSCIOUS VINE RIPENED LUCKY WHIR LEAN FRANKS CD Personnel Named Makes the Clamp Fire Girls? Two appointments ta the Ver * Scot Towels 9WOI A 'A ^ A—It started In 1910, when Dr. 3.69 *2.96 . ’N non Civil Defense organization ABSORBENT Dessert Topping C A N • ■ '■ G * and Mrs. Luther OuUck Joined MEATY -JUICY ■ were announced today by CD Di Watermelons with a group of peraong to plan tASTY lb. MEN’R SHOP STIMS end RIICIS a program providing healthful Lb. rector Edmund F. Dwyer. FLORIDA Joseph B. Graham of Sunset Dr.. GLENNEY'S 789 MAIN ST. ROLLS OF 150 4-OZ recreation for girls. 39c PICNIC FAVORITE LB Vernon has been named rommunl- 5. M u s h r o o m s 2 CANS Q—What la the name of the I ,f r a n c o *a m i r ic a n ’mosb famoua of BrasiUan die-1 SIRLOIN or PORTERHOUSE , GEORGIA monds? Cut LBS A-—Ae SUr of the South. •* I PRODUCE P e a c h e s Honey Sweet S p a g h e tti 20 O Z CA N W A X PAPER Q—With the admlaaion Alas t-- . C h e rrie s WASHINGTON BINGS LB A U FLAVORS OF dlLATIN ka, wrhleh is the northernmost | SWEET, SEEDLESS. .FRESH FICKED 125 FT ROLL REG town In the United States? 25c SANTA ROSA LBS J e ll- O - PKdS . A—Point Barrow, Alaska. LUSTER eOLDiNIANTAM Juicy > Sun Ripened R A M - PEA, YELLOVy EYE,JRED KIDNEY Q-^How do world natlona rank Scotties writh respect to number of tele-1 WOOLWORTH’S G r a p e s SEEDLESS - Plump, Juicy LB 1 3 0 Z CA N phones? WHITE Baked Beans TOP QUALITY AND VALUE SINCE 1879 JERSEY A—A e U.8. led aU wmrld coun-1 PINT NARISCO - PUIN OR HONEY / tries; the United Kingdom second, GRAPES i i l i i Blueberries Cultivated Canada third, and the U.8.S.R.1 BOX O f 400 fourth. 27c __• Graham Cracken F Q-—What country nippUed the -T RASY BRAND r JUST SQUIlZI KQSHIR ancient world with aiUc ? Carnay Soiap LIMES I LEMONS ' I 0RAN4ES A—China. Silk wras not pro EARS DOOR BUSTER QT JAR duced In Europe unUl after A.D. •Good 8a SMCXITHER COMPLEXION EACH 19c |.A JM 8btA 29c RtCUlAR £A 19 c I EACH 39c D ill Gherkins 550. hormel spom Many Ways! »e»»%»»»%»»»»eeeeeee*»e*»%%e%*»»eeeee»eee*»eee»»eeto»ee»»»ee*e»«*ee»eeee»»ee»e»»* f} e c fa i A ^ o r Q — Who is the subject, of % r Die 4lk! ••L'Afrlcstae.’V Meyerbeer's' last Pay Your Telephone Bills Here Duz, J t OPEN WED; till 8 P.M .-• THURS. JHII 9:30 P .M . F ^ l. "YOg” QAgDIN opera? ■ J '■ -r BATHIN8 GAPS ORANGE GLIGES Grape Juice 6 CANS 1.00 A—The. opera baa for iU ceh- DOES EVERYTHING SUNKIST PUNCH figure the famoua Portu- Reg. 89c to Sl.OO. Reg. 29c Ib. Howaiion Punch 6 cans 1.00 eitalorer, Vasco da Gsjnma. » W E DELIVER — Sare 21c. Lbjk c $TGAWBERRY-LiMON Afi 2 3 7 LGE PKG 34c 6-OZ ny is a species Of bur- bowM lake Waff lei 2 JiPeV 29 c RAIPBERRY-LIMON rowing called s "fiddler CANS crab'h"? Star-kist Tuna PiGi 2*^p°gs 4 5 c PINIAPPU-LEMON A — It ig; «d fropn the ' - < W O O LW O RTH * 8 Oxydol poaltiott in ' qiale of- WE RESERVE THE RI^HT TO LIMIT QUANWtlESntoej ten bolds th# daw. SI4 MAIN ST, — .M ANCm STn- WITH BLEACH Q—Is the Pentagon fh world’a largest office buildtag, in ICE PKG 34c ..i trlct of (^utahlk? STORE OF MANCHESTER, INC. V ' :»%eee*ee*»eeeeeeeee«»%«»eHee*%eeMe»»»*4ee»»»e»%ee»eirte*»»eee*ee»ee*»e%%%e%e4i»*»ieiee%»eee%ee»eee»ee»%»»»»e4*Aeeee*»ee%»e»eeeeee*%»*e%%%e»eeeeeeee»e*eAee*ee%*ia»* A — Many pMple refer to T J to* PenUgen as being ta Whahtal ii.CONOBfY 646 CENTER STR EH . -» iMt it Is setuaUjr is ArUngton, 34 DEPOT S ^ U A R t — M l 9-5274 KiNinr OF mi rARKiNS VlhUnla. ■■ .A .. ^ ■ ...... ^ ^ ’ '
X- A - UANCHKSTER e v e n in g : HERALD,* MAMCaiESTER, Q0NN4 WEDNESDAY, JULY 1. 1969 PAGE TWENTY-FIVE. FAGS TWENTY-roim liANCHfiSrkit EVENING HERALD. MANCHEBTEli, CONN, WEDNESDAY. JULY 1. 1969 Opw An Day July 4ti» K*«p Cool —• Look Protty T or your convenience PIKE- LENOX PHARMACY, 299 East IsraeHs Back Ceriter S t.,. will remain opm all day July 4th with needed ea- Em qalkf MS' Bargains aantlala for making It a grand *M*e*ftoatl<«)eM»dUeE Arms Sale to holiday weekend. Wjlh CHAR- X sroiMe Im. eeerfw- CbA'l, you can ha'Ve a n a iy -Ia r - mpfott — utmtw Listed by u i r e r eoOklng fir* In no time. Eliminate I srin re* «M ■•eei. West Germany dishwashing chores with a supply o t PAPER PLATES and CUPS. WELDON DRUG CO.' (OnntlaMd fn m Om ) You'll find a complete supply o t soothing LOTIONS and «U N - 961 Mai* Street— Ml 9-8821 b*arj»e hl« M»P«1 (t*»x>r) ptrty ■7" TAH CREAMS to prevent palriful. U wp l« n « it In pMrliHment If burns. Protect your hair; slip on a h» cnnnot put toifether a irfajority BATHING CAP before dipping Enjoy » Rcfniidiliig OHainga o( Rx for • Man's Summer Comfort T n .M Wear Get xl Started: Into the salt water. Shad* your foalitlon, he t« expected to form RoMieiy Hawaiian Orchid 1^ Laea! a rareteker Rovemment to ran C. E.,JiCruSD A SON has the Ths V a c a t i o n ^ t o g s at Meep It Raaahig eye* with a smart VISOR Take advantage of the LOW rireamibiIption for a man'e aumntar CORET C A SC A L S/ M7 Main H u t’* «Jt* prondae of GEORGES SPORTS HAT. The camera will the country until election of a neyr SUMMER RATES by air to parliament (Kncaaet) In Novem Their WASH ’N YYEAR Street, *r« fuh td»Tnoose and fun APPUANCE SERVIOET 14 Oak click so STOCK UP ON FIL’' TftK OFFICE OF Miami, Nassau, Jamaica. . 24 INCHES to wear. ’Theyre/lops In fashion Street, wtien you call them Cor ber.- slacks, regularly $9.95 a n 2/$15. (regular and color) and then bring rates are also much Iowm Jn; the They’re cool, ojidapiy tailored and and fabric.; Flattery goes to any the REPAIR of yoQr refrigerator, them here for top-notch DEVEIj- Ben-Giirion weathered one teat §unim®r» OLOBB XR^^Ve L Is Et length t«7i>leas4 you from an ar waeher, a-yar or diehwaeher. OPING SERVICE.'The etor* re DR. J. J. AtLlSON last ntirht when the Kneaaet de so eaey to keep freaji looking dur your service. Tel^j^)r5he Mitchell ing wilting temperatures. - Just ray of short khorts, to Bermudas, Thoroughly irsined end ex mains open aa usual every Sun feated a Commimiat motion of no ^5707. to mld-oalf oh ankls pants. SPORT perienced in the eervlcint of all received la a complata new atock day all Birinmer long from 8 WILL 3E CLO'SED fonfidenre, over the arma lainie. ------TOPS lor -a cool, relaxed way of the leading makes, they have a A.M. to 6 r.M. for yrtiir conveni Th*NVote waa .17-6 with S7 ah- of light-weight RUMMER ^ IT S ....-ilreen and Yellow Salad priced $35. and up. AL'JTIRA- life keep/you looking fresh and ■peolal i AA to r G.E.. Kenmore, ence. It’s deliciously AIR CONDI itent^a. . . femliiine; A "Rose Marie Retd” and Whirlpool. Why not Jot down • ' ingredients: 2 cups bite-alze ’noNs FRiat o n a l l g a r TIONED. UNTIL JULY 20 The cabinet approved the arma S W 1 M S U I T from CORET pieces inside yellow leaves of m e n t s . Vaoatloii Ume la ’’bust these numbers to call when you deal by a wvided vote'laat Friday CA'kUALS, can do marvelous romalne (packed down), 1 med- ing out ajl -over.^’, Those precious need a dependable iapalrman im after the prerqicr arRued that the Him-aixed cucumber (thinly tMnis for your figure. 5 mediately. Between 8 end 6 cell sate waa nece'*a|iry for faraet’a ‘"two weeks with pAy” aJ-e an in- The Inquirer sliced), H green peper (thinly -vitation to relax, soak ^ the eun either Mitchell 9-5234 or Jackeon overall defenae interests. Achduth sliced). 1 large grapefruit, olive 'Fresh coin nebds only five or 8-8584. EMERGBNCfY CALLS Avodah and Mapam contend Israel in comfortable LEISURE-WEAR, six minutes of cooking In boiling oil, wine vinegar, salt, pepper, all the walking aborts, breeze-invit HANDLED PROMPTLY. shouldn't be aellinR arqia to the purpose green herb aeasonlng salt. salted water; It Is done when the Germans leas than 20 years after ing polo ehlrta, sport shirts. Fa-^i "milk" In the com Is set ai(d the Sounds Good Method: Place romalne, cucum-. mous-name SWIMWEAR Includes the Nazi extermination of Jews. ber snd pepper h) a medlum-alzed Kernels ^11 come away from the Ever concoct a bacon and egg boxer trunks''also knitted briefs hull' when fork-pricked. salad? Add crisply cooked crum salad bowl. Cut grapefruit in half; and CABANA- SETS. For the MANCHESTER cut around and remove aeg^menta; bled bacon to salad green^; sieved cool evenings, a summer-weight Keep the Kiddle* decupled hard-cooked egg to the salad Ta:?ses Extended add segments to salad hdwi. JACKET, $6.95 comes in. walst- (Squeeze Juice from grapefruit Be prepared for rainy vacation dressing. Season with freshly 8 2 5 9 and-coat lengtha. In the down- days with a supply of "Palnt-by- ground pepper. ^ )2M-24H halves and drink!) Dress aalad sUlra BOTS a n d STUDENTS Debt Limit Asked with olive oil, wine vinegar, salt, number" sets now available at CakjpsiL SHOP you’ll find (lunimer apparer SAVINGS up to 60% at SHER- Expert Shoe Repairing pepper and seasoning salt using Juat like Dad’s in, the newest WaahinRton, July 1 OPi,-Presi amounts that aijit ta'ate. Makes 4 WIN-'WILLIAMS COMPANY. 981 J. W. HALE SHOE REPAIR wm< TH( MW One of CofuieetiruVs dent Eisenhower has aiRned a atylee, high quality, low prices. Main Street. An assortment of does such flpe xvork In making "•■Flneat Oiitleta For lervlnga Salad may be prepared Shop and compare. MH-O-RAMA measure extending for another ahead, covered and chilled; In this EASELS and AR’nST BRUSHES shoes look better, 'wear longer. 1/ >ear the wartime rates on cor Car Stolen^ Wrecked in Vernon case add grapefruit and dressing are on the bargain table too. Buy They RESTYLE shoes (make open A b;(lef sleeved daytime dress IIGELOW and poration Income and excise taxes This car, owned by Idto Oambolatl of Hebron, was found on its side In wOods off Bolton Rd.. Vemon, Just before serving. Macaroni wltk Tomato Sauce for yourself, for gift occasions toes, raise or lower Jieels) and In half sizes, that’s as' cool a* MOHAWK Also getting the presidential Ingredienta-tl package (7 coming up. On the 97c counter are Just south of Valley t*^ls Rd. this morning by an unidentified passerby who notified State Police. can make shoe* more comfortable a cucumber. Monotone or with CARPETING signature yesterday was a Mil Gambolatl had parked the car at Forest and Elm earlier. jState Police at the Stafford Springs bar- ounces) macs’-oni ahella, 2/3 cup zippered notebooks, record holders, (stretching, keep them from slip contrasting trip. boosting the national debt to a Closed for 'Vacation (about) thick spicy tomato'aauce,- albums also metal baskets all with ping at heel).' Quality materials .racka are trying to find the person who took the car. (Burkamp Photo). July 18-August 11 temporary limit of $295 billion. aalt! (4 cup finely grated Cheddar jjattern stamped on ready to oil and guaranteed workmanship, la No. 8259 with Patt-o-Rama Is In WILROSE DRESS SHOP, 601 Both measures had to be signed cheese, U cup grated' Parmesan pallet. Jump at this chance to your aaetirance. sizes 12V4, 14'4, 16'4. 18',4, 20V4. .by n)idnight to avoid money porate Income tax fate, at 52 per The actual debt Is higher than spaghetti, is not made from flour Main Street, -will be closed for va cheese, ■ pai r;.,a. STRETCH YOUR GIFT-BUYING 22'4, 24>4. Bust 33 to 45. Size troubles. Without Uw new legisla cent—5 per cent above the pre- that. but irpm a medium-coarse grind cation July 13-Auguat 11. Because Method: Cool, shells according DOLLARS. Baking Tip 14'4, 35 bust, monotone. 6% yards all new fall -merqhandlse wiU be ar tion, the current ta x rates would Korean. war level. of wheat called semolina. This to package directions; drain. 'Turn You can us* ungreased wrap of 85-inch. To order, send S5c in ha-ve dropped today. The tax meas The debt ceiling would have can be ground only from such high riving then, SUMMER DRESSES hot. ehells into a 1'4-quart cas . So many ways you can get coin to Sue Burnett Manchester Semolina Spaghetti now In stock are aubstantially ping paper for lining the bottom ure brings in about three biiyon dropped to $283 billion If the nev. gluten-content wjieat as the north serole; heat and add tomato canned beets! Take your choice of of s cake pan In which cake bat Evening Herald 1150 AVE. OF dollars a jrear and keeps the cor legislation had not become law. Although a wheat product. central durum. REDUCED. The s u t le r is young; sauce; mix well; add salt to taste. thes* styles: Small or large whole, AMERICAS NEW YORK 86, N.V. why not add to your wardrobe and Inspii-ed by the Royal Hawaiian ter (mad* from a mix) is to be Mix Cheddar and P a n esan shoestring style, sliced or diced. baked. SAVE. cheese; eprifUde over ehells; dust orchid, this exquisite design of For 1st class mailing add 10c handmade lace will create s cro Uke Wading In a Gurgling Brook for each pattern. Print Name, Ad with paprika. Bake In a hot (450 *Do Oomr Again’ Have A Nice Nut Brown Bara decrees) oven 10 minutes or until cheted centerpiece that Is sure to Tour feet are soothed and re dress with Zone, Style No. an( Ingredlenta: H clip butter or earn many admiring comments. freshed when you slip Into the col HARRISON’S, 849 Main Street, size. cheese is ndelted and mixtUrie Is has the HOSTESS GIFTS to sky margarine, IH cups flrmly-packed bubbling hot. Makes 6 servings. Pattern No. 5914 has crochet di orful. cool CASUAL SHOES from Sensational Pre-July 4th Top Tire Values dark brown augar, 1 cup plus 2 the salon at C. E. HOUSE A rocket your rating a* a weekend Send S5q now for the new Fourth Of July Holiday! rections for 24’’ centerpiece; stitch guest. Imported CHEESE Spring A Summer ’59 Issue of our tableapoona flour, H teaspoon bak*' illustrations. SON. Chic styling of "Penaljo’s" ing powder, M, teaspoon salt, 1 Get Your Ftcnio Rolls or "Cobbler” or "Summerettes" are BOARDS entering a ce'wmiC tile pattern magazine Basic Fashion. . . . AND IF YOU’RE TAKING A 'TRIP cup coaraely-broken walnuts, W Pick up enough oven-fresh To order, send 25i in coins to: gay and airy and so comfortably complete with cutting '.vnita, $2.99. cup flaked coconut (lightly ROLLS for your picnic hotdogs Anne Cabot, ’The Mancheater Eve cushioned. Give your feet a treat CHERRY WOOD SNACK BOWLS Frost It DRIVE CAREFULLY AND DON’T packed), 2 egga, 1 -teaspoon and hamburge from PINE PAS ning Hetald. 1150 AVE. OF AMER this summer.. range in size and-price from $1.99 Quick frosting: Bake a choc TRY SHOP, 658 Center Street, ICAS, NiElLYORK SO. N. Y, to $3.50. Floral or bird-designed olate cake in 13 by 9 by 2 Inch BECOME A STATISTIC . vanilla. LACQUEREX) TRAYS (1 large a Method; Cream butter and H Tuck into your basket, tooj a box For Ist-class mailing add 10c for Raisin-Rye Bread /■ pan. As soon as you take the cake cup sugar; stir In 1 cup flour. ful of PINE PASTRY cookies, each pattern.. Print Name, Address Ingredients: 1 cup sifted flour, 3 and 4 individual size) are t2M> fo r the eht. Tour bsufSkiue' j^rty from-- the-oven sprinkle the top Pat, down in buttered baking pan fruit bars, delicious buns. FRESH with zone an'd Pattern Number. teaspoons double-acting baking surface. xKjth semi-sweet choc (0 by 9^by 1 3-4 Inche.a). Bake In FRUIT PIES are featured. Get powder, 3-4 teaspoon salt, 1 cup le' off to a flying start with king- 311MAIN STREET Armory It’s ready—the ’50 Needlework size. ga y PAPER NAPKINS, olate pieces from a 0-ounce;, pack moderate (375 degrees) oven 20 one. CLOSED JULY. 4th. SUN stone-ground whole rye flour, 1 age. Return to the oven until DAY HOURS DURING SUM Album! Fifty-elx pages of pretty PLATES,' Cu p s that you don’t MI 9-4343—PLENTY OF OFF-STREET PARKING minutes. Stir' together the re deeigns; plue free patterns for cro large egg, 1-3 cup flrmly-packed chocolate softens—about 5 min maining 2 tableapoona flour, bak MER are 7:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. dark brown sugar. 3-4 cup plus 1 wash. Just dispose. You might chet and knit Items. 26c a copy! want the PARTY AIXJBSSORIES utea. Spread the chocolate evenly ing powder and salt; mix In wal tablespoon milk, *4 cup coarsely and sprinkle with nuts! nuts- and coconut. Whep cruat la Tor summer Attractiveneaa broken walnuts, % cup seedless bearing a PATRIOTIC MOTIF, almoaC baked, beat egga - and Even when, the temperature Entertain Your Guests raisins (rinsed In hot water and vanilla until thick and lemon- soars, your hair will never pre ■When out-of-state company drained). Pork Butt end Pineapple cnlored; gradually beat. In re sent a limp ’’wilted’’ look If you visits you this summer, treat them Method: Sift together the flour, ‘ ingredients: 1 smoked boneless maining 1 cup sugar until very take a minute to dial Mitchell ro.vally! Take them to dinner at baking powder and salt; stir in the pork shoulder butt (about 2% thick; fold In nut mixture. Turn 3-8951, the SCHUL’TZ BEAUTY MILLER’S RESTAURANT. 10 rye flour. Beat egg and brown pounds), 1 can (1 pound and 14 MQUOR onto baked crust, spreading even SALQN, 983 Main Street, for a East Center Street. ’The'- food is sugar toegther thoroughly; beat in ounces) pineapple slices, whole ly. Return to oven for 20 minutes. PERMANENT WAVE that leaves superbly prepared. The varied milk. Add dry ingredients; stir cloves, % cup flrmly-packed menu Will please every taste. DEPT. Cobl slightly; cujt into bars; re- your hair radiant, becomingly until moistened; fold in walnuts dark . brown sugar, 1-16 tea ARTHUR DRUG , move with spatula. Store in tight styled and so!easy to care for. and raisins. Turn Into well-greased spoon ground cloves. ly-covered container. ■- Top-notch beauty specialists here, Chocolate Bars loaf pan (about 8 by 4 by 3 Method: Remove the stockinet -J^acker'* who lik« their work and have a Ingredients; 1 cup sifted flour, 1 inches); allow to stand 20 minutes. cover from .butt; place In a bak London D ry 942 MAIN srilEET--ST. JAMES SLOCK Eating Outdoors Is Flin real talent for it, will serve you teaspoon double-acting baking Bake in slow (325 degrees) oVen ing pan C7 by 11 by 2 inches)- GIN When you and your frienda head attentively. They are scieior-wiz- powder, (4 teaspoon salt, 2 eggs, 50 minutes or until cake tester in Reserve pineapple slices and 1-8 Fifth • • 8 8 for the wonderland of the great ards here, knowing Just how to 1 cup sugar, 2 squares (2 ounces) serted in center comes out clean. cup pineapple syrup; pour re 90 Proof m ON SALE THURSDAY, FRIDAY ( SATURDAY outdoors, everybody’s going to snip and shape and thin your hair unsweetened chocolate, 3 table Turn out on wire rack; cool. If maining syrup .over butt; bake, want to eat! NASSIFF ARMS so it frames your face becoming spoons butter or margarine, ',4 cup stored overnight in tightly-closed basting several times. In a slow CieTtrip% " c o m p a n y ; row'M ain Street, has ly. Bring your daughter in for ,a nutmeats. , container loaf may be sliced thin. (325 degrees) oven 1 hour and 15 L o n ^ ji^ r y YOUR FRIENDLY everything for your PICNIC AND cool PDCIE CUT, perfect for' sum Method: Sift together the flour, Delicious spread with creamstyle minutes. Remove from oven; pou'r CAMPING enjoyment. There are cottage cheese. This bread does off liquid In pan (it wQi be ealUy). m a t V*'*’ *2-M 0N TK mer. The shop Is delightfully AIR baking powder and salt. Beat eggs remember... portable grills, and folding camp not crack on top. , Insert Whole cloves at 1-Inch FinlT f .05 CONDI’TIONED for your . com and eiigar until thick and pale REG. 2.98 g-PlECE stoves to prepare foods qplckly. fort. Comb in. Refresh yoursSlf In intervala ovCr entire surface of 94.4 Proof M colored. Meanwhile melt choco Perfect Your Silhouette road Portable Ice boxee and coolers keep this mountain-top coolness. You'll late and butter over hot water; butt; return to baking pan. Mix > STEP LADDER SNAGIC SET foods and beverages appetizingly leave the shop with a sense of You’ll want to pack into your brown sugar and ground cloves cool slightly. Beat melted choco vacation luggage a few extra cool, Parker’s 4 Platterd Reg. 2.49 fresh. There are lanterns, air mat- well-being. with 1 % tablespoons of the Rugged Construction hazard guarantee late and butter into egg mixture; cotton BRAS from GLAZIER’S Blended 4 TaU treaaea and swimming equipment. stir in flour until blended. Fold in reserved pineapple syrup; cover YOUR FAMILY NEEDS A ‘■S A H” GREEN STAMPS. CORSET SHOP, 631 Main Street. ham with mixture. Return to hot WHISKEY Handy Olaenea Count on six to eight portions nutmeats. Bake in a buttered bak They pamper your budget, while 27-Inch $ Snow . 8 9 ing pan (8 by 8 by 2 inches) In (425 degrees) oven for about 8 Fifth «.12 1.99 Something from Baby per quart of Ice cre.am If you are providing enough refreshing minutes or until glaze t* brown 86 Proof W .Size White serving it plain with a sauce. moderate (350 degrees) oven 35 changes to keep you looking, feel 12 Month Guaranteed Add .chopped dates and walnuts minutes. Cool In pan set on wi/e in bottom of pan. Add drained ing bcxutlful. ■ pineapple rings and remaining to a Jar of baby-food custard pud rack. Cut Into bars; remove with CALVERT ding and u.se aa a filling for Like a Helping Hand pineapple syrup to pan; return to •^MARTINIZING" the, - ONE spatula. ’These bars' taste best Spice I* Easy Reserve sponge-cake layers. shortly after being baked. oven for about IS minutes longer HOUR DRY CLEANING, at 20 Want a spice cake? Add a tea or until butt is browned and pine WFIISKEY SQUARE MEAL OF NEWS East Center Street, is a boon to spoon of cinnamon and one-half apple Is hot. Makes 5 servings — Fifth ‘ MM New Tire Safety. . . Carpet Sets the Style for OUTDOOR FUN WALL-TO-WALL CARPETING busy homemakers. One trip down Still Yielding Ox'isr 6 Per (lent teaspoon each allspice and nutmeg 2 pineapple alices^ior each portion. 86 Preef 4 can do so-much for your home. town can accomplish . It all. 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IlHlHK OP ACBtOBS tndm Yanks Find Formula, -xThree-hU pitching by P«orge CONDEMNING AH AfeDST TO 4Traaieh dtp ' Byeholaki, who walkad three bst- 1 llounlaln lion IFWieh iUNB INTHIS PmiESS SUN ' SGinUo tery.Md struck nut 11, lUgMlgbtea LIKE tHE FORGOTTEN 8 Fall fl«wen TMtMOii]r*a NsMitta AhsaLMi’s (8-6) 8-1 etetory over the trtUM anlaul TToraldlar San BYxnolsco 2, Los AngelM 0. 12 MtaJekor Lawyeni (6-8) last irifht at Ver- THE f^RAMIOS 8 Infame' emcinnati 8. MItwaukca S. planc|rF)«ld. BycholskI stan chip ISBmrfldMiO 8 Talked Idly And Defeat Wilhelm ^ T - ‘Pittsburgh '4,. Philadelphia 2. ped In wins two singles as did ItHutiy 10 MiUteiy Bt. Lxnila 4, Chicago 1, lSO«tbCNd Nnw York Julv 1 (/P)—-a n k l a l Mickey MaBtle, got<>l060- Ha atruck out aeven. walked teammate C t«y Gentllcore. Larry aaaiatent W. L. Fct. O.B. thair three In the third en a walk none and, put down 13 in order Liaclottl (liingl^dooble) and Ron ITTrult drink 11—r-oirin golf Milwadpse ....4 2 SI .676 — you don’t think H oyt Wilhelm 11 Psktr ftakc* 10 Nevada dty 47Tatt«M and four elnflea, cupped by Yogi before Jerry Lamfe and Dick WU- Wlllhide ( singleiNccounted for tht ISLandad San-Francisco .43 3S .568 % i8 having trouble these days, llama led off the ninth with ain- ISBoUf propartr 21 Wilts dSflpeck Bcrra’a two-run hit. Art Dltmar Lawyers three aaf^es. The loesre /r ____S llAMaridc 12 Patfuma MScent Los Angeles ... 43 33 .661 1 Vii consider thiar Even the New (7-5) was the winner with 4 1-3 ,*lea. Lary the., fanned Kent Had also came up with Lvi^oubleplayfi.' 20 African eat PltU bU I^ ... .39 .87 .613 4 Vi BY V. T. UAiHLIN 21 Taki ■ ehitr 22ingUant IS Weirdar 81 Indian f K r r B i m i n A 'York Yankeen can beat him Innings of two-htt, shutout rellaf. ley and retiree power guys Roger. Ansaldt’a ______2bl 000-3-9-0 ALLKY OOP ifDoidur 40 Fancy waifiitf ABLAMm Chicago .•> ... .38 37 .493 8 Duka Mass started and gave up Marla and Bob Cerv, The Tigers’ L A w y e r s ...... OOl^fiOO-1-8-2 24 War fed TO 8L Louis ...... 3 5 8# ‘.479 7 now. The knucklebalHng right UH-MUM-MUW ANP \OU KMnV *T M M •m«ri WHTl XHD 1H 27 tn iddition 25 Sons for end 41 Revolt BBBMaiiUd the Birds’ other three hits, one seomd In the first on Charlie Max Rycholaki and Bapteh'xaKWltey, F/nov Clnelnoatl ------33 41 .448 9V4 hander, conaWered the Cholc* aa E VM9ETH T H M M X -IM TIM E VCXJ rOWNA A CMOM- ItOirTA nun* 26 Birds 45 Self eeteem btiar the American LeagUe’a atgrtlng Gene 'Wnoditng’a 10th homer in the well’s 17tl homer i^d added tw'o O’Neill (4) and Matra, Eaiglfson. '’tfXX’MBM.MJulV, ^ mSTTY wens m i(N 3 « JACK.-' o r r flAMT W H IN H I 12 Turn 28 Mora afed 48 Woody plint 85 Make lac* Phllsdalphla ..26 46 .388 15 fourth Inning. unearned rune I-, the i^vxmd on an VV»^ A NUOaST/ I N E M B Y K mmr taairr^tm floo COMM BACK «7 ToBay’a. Games pitcher In next Tueaday’a All-Star ItOglK game at Plttiburgh, w m the WiHielm (9-3) allowad eiglvt of error hy loser Rtp CJoleTr.-J- (2-7). NATIONAL LEAGI/E HXI OM tO HIM SSdlck-bMtli 10 II. 8L txtute at Chicago, 3 p.m.—- Garden Grove, behind the three' t z 1 & 7 6 r Brogllo (2-8) va Bushardt (4-3). league’! unbeaten ace after hla the Yankees' nine hUa In hia seven ITCktch } flrat nine declaiona. But he haan’t Innlngn. Wlnleac In hia laat fovtr SENATORS 8, RED SOX I hit pitching of Dic1< SiegiaJ, Mpped MXind / ntUburgh at Philadelphia, .8:05 Morlarty Bros. 6-5 last night at iT p.m.— Law (8-6) vs Conley (5-4). won alncd, leijng hla third In a rbw atarta. he's been tagged' for 14 Faye Thwneberry, Wl.o horn'Cred. ISRow laat night aa the Yankeea rapped eamea runa In 27-2/3 Innings over end Hannon Klllebrew had half Buckley Field. Siegal gave up 41 Novditt, If, 11 Milwaukee at Cincinnati, 9 p.m. eight walks but recorded 13 strike L — Spahn (10-8) vs Brosnan (3-3). third place Baltimore, 4-1. that apan for a 4.50 earned nm of Washington’s 10 hits and each OsOOl^ PnliM outs. Larry E g g e r and John 4SRoiifdield god rf zo Only Games Scheduled-. And If you don’t think "rapped" average. Bef .'a the alun^ hla drove in two runs, ty>th getting ALIVE , ti % ERA was 1.00. Now It'a 1.81, atill RBI singles aa the Nats'- scored Holmes each had two bmglae'for 44LMik Tomqirow’s Games i» apt for e four-fun acbrlng apurt, the victors, who garnered only four THERB; 48 Old Itanaa 21 San Francisco at Chicago, 3 you may have forgotten that the tops In the A L four unearned mna in- the sec. r tt fl N Pete Ramos (7-7) i-ade it four eight Morlarty errors. Loaing dtXatenawajr r 1 r i ft Cincinnati at Philadelphia (2, earned runa oft WllhSlm in 59 2-3 INDIANS 8, WHITE SOX 1- - pitcher Ricky Mar.alone ga've up NOpmtod Twl-Nlght). 8 p.m. Inninga before laat night. Fact la. Vic Power’s Iwo-run. Inalde-the- out of five against Boston, this f season with a alx-hlttcr. seven free passes and fanned 10 •4 Water trip* rr Milwaukee at Pittsburgh, 8:13 thia la the firat Itme the Yankeea park homer tn the third and Rocky batters. CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER 88 Han DRHBiiet r ft p.m. . . have beateil Wllheim in; five deci- Colav’ito’a 23rd home run In the Garden Grove,...... 031 110-6-4-3 17 Woepan'a Lns'Angeles at S t Louis, B p.m. aiona aince he became an Oriole sixth backed Cleveland’s <3al Mc- Moriarty’a ...... 023 000-5-3-8 u . IMUM laat year. , Liah (9-3), who held the White Filly Tacklea Malee •8 0odtehaftn fB Amerioui League Siegal and 'Troy; Macxlone and i . Yqatehlay’s Results Before a three-run third Inning Sox to four singles and didn’t walk Andreoll, McCoy. SB Worm r f f last night, they hadn’t scored In a man while winning hta fourth I'KISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER SOOIdZnilbh i Cleveland 3, Chicago 1 New York, July 1 (gh-,Elliott K New York 4, i^ltimore 1 23 frames against Wilhelm, who straight. Ohlcagc scored, in the Burch, the 35-year-old trainer for AMERICAN LEAGUE HEX MOM! court 1 r r fl pitched a no-hltter over New York J R A IN T S E T S A N D ^ N O N O I SH E SlOadle Detroit 4. KansRa City 0 third with an ur.earned run on an the Brorikmeade Stable, will defy Another three-hit pitching per PUSH PROPS AROUND? THINKS1 TOU’D W H A T ’S r K, P Washington 6, Bbeto.i 1 last' September. e ror, sacrifice and Luis Aparioio’a the conventional procedures Satur formance by Eric Johnson at Wad- MRS. SIMS HOPES m a k e a P O P DOWN The victory left the Yankeea In single. Nellie Fox followed with a day when he sends a filly out to deli: Field last, night helped Man NOT THIS BON7r D O IN G W. 1 Pet. G.B.' NOU’LU JOIN THE' P E R F E C T IBouOi r fr B Cfiaveland . . . . 40 80 .571 — a fourth-place tie with the De sii^le, but McLIah then reUred tackle the males In the $'100,000— chester Parkade whip Manchester , t h e a t e r G R O U P , IW IL D B IL L W IT H M V Afnariean JCmoM troit Tigers, who beat Kansas City 14 In a row before Jim Landis added Subirrban Handicap at Bel Optical 7-2. Bob Escatrlc rapped GUNS? 11 Chicago ...... 39 33 .542 2 ITHIS SEASON!, HICKOK! rodant h / H Baltimore . . . . 38 36 .521 3Vi 4-0, and four gamea behind Cleve singled for t Sox’ final hit Jeed- mont Park. She la the '4-year-old out his fifth and sixth home runs of lAtop ■Detroit . 38 36 .314 4 land. The firat place > Indiana iog Off the eighth. Big Effort, a hard hitting filly who the year and Jimmy Horvath was New York . . 37 36 .514 4 gained a tno-game lead by de Bdly .*l.TCi (8-9) v.-aa the loser. hu cleaned up In her own ranks, a perfect 2-fr»r-2 for the victors. Washington . 33 39. .458 8 feating ' Chicago’s second place He’s won only three of hla last The mile and One quarter Suburban Bill Mann had a double for the. Don Newcombe Co] les Back, Kansas City . 31 39 .443 9 White Sox, 3-1. Washington beat 10 deoialona. la one of America’s toughest hand! OpticlaM. laat place Boston, 6-1. * *■ * cap testa, and since its firat run Parkade ...... ,312 lOx-7-7-0 SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL Boston . 81 ,40 .437 9V4 Today’a Gamee » • * TIOIORS 4, A ’H 0 --Frank Lary ntng at the old Sheepshead l4ay Optical ...... 020 000-2-8-2 Kaneas .City at Detroit, 2:30 TANKS 4, ORIOLES 1 — The (9-4) blanked the A ’a on five hits. track In 1884 only five fillies or Johnson and Dotchin; Orxyband But Thumas Deal Reds p.m.—Garver (6-6) vs. Foytack Yankeea, playing without Injured, for his flmt Shutoifi since JBrooks Lawrence (6-7). > Yogi Berra of the Yankees hit an Angel In the Pacific Coast from the .Cardinals for litUe Jackie, Tomorrow’s Gasnea two home nina -off Newcombe In League hit home runs like break- Collum. He landed Don Hoak, Pete Boston s'- Washlngfon, 2^pm. the final game of the 1966 World- Whlaenant and Warren Hacker -New York at I, J Unrobe, 8:05 Series at ICbhetB Field and some Newcombe arrived In the of the Cuba for Ray Jabtonski and' p.m. ' FOURTH Rhineland In tima' to save Birdie a nobody. ■(Siloggo at Detrrtt,'9:15 p.m. thing'■nap^,..'. . Cleveland at Kansal City, 10 #488B»fflUBarMBklMi . Hers. JVM a atrong Tl|dtt-hand Tebbetta, but didn’t, and wasn’t But Paul-ran out o t luck In hili "e lm : 'pltchaf46-4 and 240 pounds) who much as Jimmie Dykes holstsd the swapping, A "deal with RltUhurgh p.m.' ■ ' / ’ ■ won from 17 to 27 games in five Reds from list to fourth. made In January killed the Reds OF of six pitching years in the Na But the deal now has turned out for this year. It gave them Frank tional Leagfue. • There were two tn be one of Gabe Paul’s good ones, Thomas, Jim Pendleton, Johnny m m . years out for military service af for Newcombe went on a protract Powers and Whammy Douglas for M dior Leogu# 1 SAID. ter which ha underalandably', bog ed winning streak as the Reds' Harvey Haddix, Hoak and Smoky L RMt. BJ. Pit, Oa lone stopper. Opposing players tell Burgess. This transaction present JULY B by NtA •enteB. Iw. ged down'in 1954, But he had won =s=ls0cicler$; fOLLOW 27 while losing only 7 when Berra you he is almoist as fast as he was ed the Pirates with everything they in World Series and that he mixes Jani«! I don't like to ask bad for the oar EVERY put th«r slug on him. This led to needed—a left-hand p it c h e r , a American t.,engae ’ t A U i his being elected the most, val up his pitches as never before. third basenvan and a left-hand hit nieht! It doesn't eive him a chance to keep It took a psychiatrist to con ting catcher with power. Batting—Kuenn Detroit, .3.56; JUDD SAXON BY KEN BALD ftMd JERRY BRONDFIELD the gas tank filled!" uable player in the league and ■won him the Cy Young Memorial vince Newcombe that he was per Thomas, the key man, showed up Runnels, Boston, .354; Kallne, De ooOh. im a p c IT™'>0U HEX BIAVO.' A w ^ as the outstanding pitcher fectly safe and much more com with a bandaged right thumb troit, .344; Fox, Chicago, .324; B«,AOORAm.E JUST LIME . fortable in an airplane. Now Newk which keeps swelling ajld reduced Woodling, Baltimore, .319. £TUB0ORN, TWM MnVIK' of the yeah Berra so upset Newcombe blast credits Trainer wayne AndersPh his home run output to something Hits—Runnels, Boston, 96; Fox, WONPCRFUL BY ROUSON with putUng him In the-frame. of Chicago and Kallne, Detroit, 95; OAF...' ^ I.ITTI'E SPORTS ing the hall across historic Bed approaching that fif'singles hitter ford-Ava,, that Newk, sl))gged a mind to pitch. Doc Anderson did it Johnny T e m p le ." A1lt.<pitchers . went hay SbxTv. Chicago arid Larsen, New I p A. NewcomlJ^ couldn’t get any pin was the one which brought wire, but not Newcombie. York, 6-2, .750; Lary, Detroit, 9i4, 100% Dll PONT body Out In , Flatbiish in 1957 and - C4m "W «M*M esPB. Qus Beil, a long-ball hitting out He played in Brooklyn, you see, .692. ., , .. • . fM-WeddlteMifcii, went TOmpletely' lo • pot with the fielder not yet 24, from Pittsburgh and had to be different. National League.... B. C. BY JOHNNY HART BatUng — Aaron, Milwaukee, .879; White, St. Louis. .353; Gil Nyion protarta y M .Shoes Joins Group liam, Los Angeles, .346; Cepeda,' against the 4 meet fre> BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE Full Weekend of Auto Racing San Francisco, .339; Cunningham, aneait cahSM of Ora Elmont, N. Y. (/P)-^Willl« St. Louis, .335. NYLON falhnw. (1) Nylea _re- >nuit fear mcoRD HM inN sanviM, • OIILOWNf ^ EXCIPT.^m U, HER BLOOO PRESSURES K E N Hits — Aaron, Milwaukee, 113; alsta heat bolld-tip tt «t IDOM'IOOM. Hites MUST K A RCASCM PM PRETTY UI8H. IHAPS WHY SHE* STAMN8 WITH Shoemaker became the third Cepeda, San Francisco,' 102; breaks down tireo even YOUKREcuerMoam Atour fiyim m u x f HER F a W INSTEAD OF HERS WITH M E. Scheduled at Riverside Park Jockey to win two $100,000 horse «nmm,»txTtjis,'ioirvE KEN . Temple, CinoinnaU, 98; Pinson, after hours ef Ugh- m s ta a t ysab„.any r m i'i ■nfoiiww j races this year when he piloted Cincinnati, 95; N^al, Los Angeles, apeed sunimer drivtag. n One of the biggest weeks of rac-^ tanoe . With the extra points Sword Dancer' home first in the 92. , (2) Nylon cord naista Ing on an.v E M tem trach will be at stake, the point standings Metropolitan ;f mile at Belmont Horhe Runs — Mathews, Mil ret caoaed by water climaxed at Riverside Park Speed could be changed around drastical Park, Shoemaker won the Ken waukee, 24; Banka, Chicago and aeepiug-. throogh ride- way, Agawam over the Fourth of ly. jUIJ tucky Derby on Tom.v Lee, Tom Aaron, Milwaukee, 21; 'Robinson, wall ermehs. (3) Nylon July weekend. my Barrow, with Hillsdale, and Cincinnati, 17; Demeter, Los withstands breaks tkat \ Friday night, a 200-lap late Isaac Logart, Cuban welter Sam Boulmetis, with Vertex, were Angeles, Stuart, Pittsburgh, 6.70x15 come from . eonataat model pleasure car race will be the weight boxer, owns a music shop the other rides of two $100,000 Cepeda. San Francisco and Boyer, Gexlng. (41 Nylon ean feature. And Saturday night, the as a sideline business. winners this season. St. Loiiis, 16, . . . BLACK absorb the tremendona annual' "Independence Day- Olas- punishment Infiteted by 1 ^em* r«e. IM.d.4 »•»<«, "«d8e I teifHki-** e». ^r*er~r ale," a grueling 100-lap late hitting, cniba, holes In model stock car race, will be pre the rend. rati rood MOK'IY MKBKLE. BY DICK C A V A LLI sented at the oval. traeks, ate. em t What does this week mean to WHEN EUAO EXF1AIN6 the race drivers and car' owners flOMETHINO TO MOU, VOU themselves? And to the fans, too? MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD NEVER FORGET IT. First of all. It can perhaps mean MACHINE SHOPS AND STORES OPEN SATURDAY rEffa BRAND NEW l,*l r«CU,THANK600nCSS HE SURELY IVOULD! the richest week in the year for FREE PARIIRR AT ALL STORES • PROMPT DELIIERY SERIME TUBfLESS I SHE CAME ALONG-OR 1JU8TH0PEHE at least some of. the car. owners HRST QUAUTY IPWLICALLY HAS FALLEN AND ITS SO Stay.' OOeSNTGETTOO and drivers financially. . beoause SPORTS CAR TIRES HE'D STILL BE UP some of the biggest purseH of the IpORTNATNEWKCMNAL/ FLOSSIE! SHE ISNTj IN THAT BED! SERIOUS-ANDMAKE year will be paid out, not only for DWBCT0K,MKS.FINN!/*RKEO, OLD P U M P . HOW SWEET O F HIM 6 jo x i4 ^ r J___ M.88 6.40x1. AIR FULIO SEE YOU A£Aia>HOWHAVE iM 50 SXCITCO ABOUT YOUK^-'N, OMM. l$ tO a R T / HEKBA6 OF.MOtJIOV, WITHOUT TOO MANY ENOUGH DOUGH 9.00x14 2J.95 25.95 LOOSE SPRINGS TO PAY FOR IT/ 9.00x14 I r S2iS8 BRAND NEW 6GTTM6 MARRIED, AUD SO AMXIOUS) WAITM6H WTSMCHES/ BORNE TO AASEtYO URH AM CEG / THE CAR. 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I. t , , , ------— ------THE Sam Sad When ‘Hit’ Is Flashed Herald Angle EARL VOST Favors Patterson 7-5 To Rub Out Second No-Hitter •NM s B «U r a l u m n i l k a o v b By MUBBAY BOSE fboxlng tournament at MelainM Iheihg Patterson to kayo Ingemar. Roger Macaione gava up Just one ^ OutlRw Sundfty BaMball for Ytukf New York. July 1 (Bi—Brood 1952. I saw Johanoaon win three len't hc'forgatting th at one of, the hit as the First National Bank ahut New York, July I (/P)—They way bookmakera eppgreatly doubt deciaions and then get disqualified fjlasona they were Impelled to do out.Nasalff Arms 7-0 at. Charter call him Sad Sam Jones and S riat bfitje th* art whan Sunday btaaball waa outlawed in whether freshly crowned heavy- tor running and not flghtlM in so was 'the memory of the head Osk Park while over at Keeney he stood with head bowed, tha major leaf flea. If this onettioiairule ■was in forca today, vyeight champion Ingemar Johans tha final against the Jets Eddie lines suob Ss 'For Shame, Inge- St. Field,' Mae McCurry allowed hands on his knees, when tbe tha Naw Yfirk Yapkeea would be riajng high, wide and hand- son of Sweden can flash his thun SarCdera of CaHfomla. riisr’ In the Swedish newspaners Just two hlW as BanUy OU white some in tha American LMgue race. The Bronx Bombera, how der and lightning right against Anyone who sew the handsome after the new- world’s champion washed Green Manor. 2-0. ‘‘hit*’ sifirn flashed, snuffinjf Floyd Patterson m their return Swede go through bis lackadalat- disqualified for running away Macaione did not walk a hatter jt his bid for a second major ever, have to conform with present day rules and regulations bout. *: ' cal workouts in preparing for Pat n o m IM Sanders of the U.S. in the while 'striking out 11. His no-hlt- league no-hltter 'with two out in whkli call for Sunday games, many of which are bargain bill The bookies have made the terson had to be' influenced k y heavyweight -final of.the Helsinki ler was spoiled in the third inning the eighth. doublehaiulars. three-round bittxed Patterson a what he saw. Olympics end accused of coward by Mike Cowing who lined a aolid An infi^d bouncer by Junior Tb« Briiiix Bombers have been 7-5 choice over the Qoteborg.Gun Johansson look^ like a Joke. ice by the aports experts of hie single to right-centerfield. Tom testants must be 18 and under... The one ImpcesSlve phase of his nstfVc lend?” Gilliam, credited with a contro enythiiif but bombere on aunday, Frank Soltys has resigned aa ner. Andreoll collected three of the versial single, was the only hit in tact the elub on the firet day of In. setting this early line, the training w as' the number of left JOE triLUAMS, columnist for Banka’ six hits., sports publicist at UConn and his Jabs he threw and hla superb con the New York World-Telegram Los Angeles managed against the the week bSa been reduced to mere elder brother, Joe; will take over. bookies have diqilayed a lot more McCurry helped his Own cause big righthaiKler last night as he tlrecrackera for the moet part. boldness than a lot of atill smart dition/ and Sun and other Scrlpps-How- with a leadoff home run to deep .pltchM iBan Francisco to a 2-0 Uitriag the flret hhlf of the ilM Frank, a friend of ell newsmen in ing, red-faced "experts’’-~eepeetal- b e d SMITH, the New York and'hewspapera, atarted his col rlght-centerfleld in the sixth In- victory over the Dodgers vdlh the ehammonship eeaeon. New. York Connecticut, accepted a aimtiar ly the writer. Herald Tribune’s columnist who umn thusly: post at the University of Arizona. ' "The nation’s boxing experts -nJng which broke a scoreless tie. help of WiiHe Mays’ two-nm hom- d ro p ]^ 14 of 21 docleions end on * * * ,' But on the basis of tbc informa also was at Helsinki, and whq also | The Oilers added an insurance run Ter,. five tundays, the laet three in suc- tion I had and whaUl had seen, I was caught on a short Umb, had took as brutal a beating, from In in the 'seventh frame when loaer It was the Beoor.d "near-mias" eesiloh, I the Tenka were dealt Sam Moves On feel my pick' waa Justified. I this to Say: gemar Johansson as Floyd i*attef- Rd Doucette walked a hatter with double defoete.;’ “SohM who visited the compan son did. only they didn't bjeed no stab at a no-hitter thia season by Little Sam Vecantl, who did e predicted it would be en explosive, the bases loaded. .Both McCurry Jones, now 9-8, who had to settle If the Tenke, who are tied for bloody battle. I.eald there was ionable mountain retreat '-where fluently. These are competent, and Doucette struck but 10 men. great Job of handling Little League Johansson trained bn famille went conscientious, experienced critics. for the first one-hitter of his ca fourth place in the ctandinga with umpiring assignments for sevarsl a pof^bility that Patteraon might Bknkera ...... 400 300 0—7-«-l reer while the Giantr closec within Detroit at thia wriUnf. didiTt have get nailed ahd the stbry could be up there hoping to see a profes- Why. Iheb, the colossal goof?" Nasslffa ...... 000 000 0—0-1-4 years, is now calling the plays in different. But I said I didn't aional whom they .could hall aa a .Williams added, in part: a half-game of the National to play on Sunday, they would be the Rockville Little L,eague this Macaione and Rusconi; Smith, League lead. in ttrat place, aoma, eight gamee think it would happen. challenger qualified to give tha "Johansson'a refusal in camp to Huntington (5) and Abert, Smith ahead of the pack. season - and for pay. Two other I had planty of company,- too. champion a real teat. They ..wets throW HIS right hand. . > . 'I’hp Some of the 59,312 fans in the limps in the 'neighboring loop are ( 5 ) . e e ■* In the AP poll of the "experte" 88 diseppoihted." _ punch he stopped Eddie Machen MATCHING FOR THE THROW THAT DIDNT HAPPEN—Pitcher Sam Jones of the Los Angeles CcllMun booed the Jack Halloren and Red Rritner, with in one round to qualify for Giants keeps eye on first base, waiting to see th ^ throw there from shortstop Andre Bantly ...... 000 001 1—2-8-2 scorer's decision on the bouncing a t 69 picked PatterSon, mostly by DAN P.AKigCR,, sports editor Green Manor ....000 000 0—0-2-1 Off the Cuff two better than average players a kayo. Four of the seven Swed and columnist of the New York tha champion, exasperated . .. so Rogers in eighth inning last night'against DodgCTS. Sam had just tried for Jim Gil ball, which cleared Jones"'head during their younger days...Bob confused the extorts that he be . McCurry and Kasavagej Dou and rolled toward second base. Wally Fortin of the Rec Depart ish writera pollfd picked Patter Deity Mlrrorr commented: liam "^s grounder which' bounced over the mound—well out of Sam'^ reach. Andre cette and Potter Oliver’s stock car has been nick son. And presumably they had . .'Slid when Jan Erik Gar came, in their considered judg Shortstop >ndr^ Rodgers picked ment nee asked that an umpirea’ named Oliver’s Twister. The car, ment, (A), an imposter, iBi, a fielded the ball but never was able to throw it to first. The :official scorer ruled it a INTERMEDIATE LEAGUE it up, then dropped It. The official column be carried In your favorite seen Johansson In pro action. land, boxing axpert Of the Dagens Police A Fire took advantage of newspaper. All.we need to etart driven by Jocco Magglacomo, I think I was the only American Byhaters of Stockholm, chides bum, (C), a hustler, et cetera et hit—the only hit off Jones. (AP Photofax) scorer ruled that the fieet, switch- placed Sixth last Saturday night cetera." loose playing on the part of Nas- hitting Gilliam, getting an extra one la for readare to send in correiqiondertt to cover the .entire American sports writers for plck- slff Arms en route to a 6-4 triumph tricky situetiona and th« answers at Riverside... Bobby Johnson, jump batting lefthanded, would leading ground gainer with Trin last night at the West Side Oval. have beaten it but anyway. will be 'published. There’s en The winning run came on Bob Jones’ - comment: "Clan you Im amneor for every question .. Roy ity College^ football team last fall, Official Scorer Sorry About Call Calder's Infield hit with the bases agine anyone calling 'that a hit? Face, sensetionei relief pitcher is serving as summer baaketball r-^-^The Johansson Story..No. 3 — — loaded in the bottom of the They don’t want no-hitters thrown with the Pirates, doesn't believe in director for the Rec Department in 'Free seventh inning. around here." running to keep his legs in shape. Manchester.. .Ronnie Delglc, dlr- Golf Lessons at Ellington for Youngsters P * F ...... 001 102 1—5-4-3 Cincinnati left nothing to the He does little or no running each rector of the Rec Twilight BeMball day but feels tbat by playing in League, hopes to get permlosioh to Free golf lessonn for children of members got underwfly IsRt Friday morning at the Nassllfs ...... 210 001 0—4-6-1 imagination whil. whipping first Ellington Ridge Country Club. Profeasional Wally Cichon ia shown teaching Grets \ Moriarty, Reardon (6) and John place Milwaukee 8-5 on three home papper games Me can stay In top use the new btseball flel'd at the Joe Louis Inspired Ingy, son, Kuhimann; O’Brien, Crowell physlexl condition. Whatever his high school for til gambs. Play will Rubinow of Manchester the ABCs of holding a putter. The lessons will be held ererr runs. Pittsburg! defeeted Phila- commence shortly. (6) and Churllla. dilphia 4-3 and St. Xx>uis beat SAM’S SAD l4 games back chance to handle Detroit aa field caueed more often by' corrosion with their stcopd losa in a row Park called it a single for Gilliam—the only hit the Dodgers got off Sad Sam. At akinper? Dykes loveg all newsmen then over-use. can be virtually Tneaday'a Homera ClWtan last night at Charter Oak right is radio jinhhuncer Vin Scully. (AP photofax) ellminatad by following a new pro (Third of a Series) f horse,” went to Goteborg In De-^boxing world. Johansson became Waffle Gete" Ace No-Hitter’—Jones Park. after vanning styen straight, put and vice Versa. The little round oepiber of 1957. .ths No.; 1 contender with e 21-0 ' American Lnnaiw cedure for between aeaaon gim New York, Ju ly .l (F)—Ingemer St. Mary’s ,...2 0 3 210 x-8-10-2 aix men on base. Three timee the man nevar runs out of material. Johansson^.outpointed McBride record, including IS knockouts. He On 8lh Hole Here Colavuo. Indians runner was Gilhari who got both May 13, he had PiUadelphia no when ah error set up Gus Bell’s liever' Roy Fqcs got the final two « * e storage. The new wrinkle ie a Johansson says he first becams Power, Indiana (9). Civltan ..40...400 120 0-7-10-2 polyethylene storage bag and n u t interested in boxing when he was for his 19th straight victory. was matched with Patteraon after O’Dell and Hansen; Benevento of Jones’ wralks. hit until Willie Jones beat out an three-run homer in the third. Vada outa for his seventh save, piitUng Arriile was handled by treiner prolonged, secret negotiations. Maxwell, Tlgani (17). Ijos Angeles, July 1 (/P)- .^would have beaten it Out even if It Sad Sam retired 22 of the last infield dribbler ■with two o in the Pinson nailed it with a two-run it away for Harvey-HadDick Gray, who singled fans were before the fight but like "1 was only a lightweight then terson like that he will go down, single in the eighth. dropped In hie nee en the eighth Pinson, Rada (13). ■econd no-hltter of hla major told another newsman; Finaat 135 ...... 4 3 .571 Moon fmiled out. Jones got the gave up nine of -the Giants’ 10 hits came on homers by Ed Mathews, home the winning run In the sec weeda, they have cropped up al, faces of fishermen. . . . For skaet On Feb. 21. 1968,'Johanason de Police ...... 4 3 .571 shooters, these tipa arc offered: 1. In a year and a half I am a fended hla European title againot and maybe out." Hitting—WilUe Mnje. Otante — hole. He was playing In e three Lynch, Rede (10). leafoia career. "I thought he called it too soon. I Rocky's Record side in order ir. the ninth, fan as they won their third in a row. his 24th, and Joe Adc(x:k. ond inning, Ken Boyer and Bill moat overnight. Yea. I picked Pet- haavyweight." (Tomorraw: Johanaeon’s train BnMied Jeaen' pitching jeb with n some with Art Pollard and Hank Bell, Rada (9). thought if he had thought about Liberty Mutual ...... 8 4 .420 • ' • * Keep your gun m uule ahead and Welshman Joe k.Tsian«, - the Brit The San Francisco righthander, ning Gil Hodges for his 10th * White each Stole two bases as the terton to knock Golden Boy Ingo ing methods. Will.it revointlonize twe-ma honaer In the third huilng Ledeux, Jack Taylor reported to Freese, Phllliee (i). it he couldn't have called It that North Enda ...... T 6 .286 Strikeout and th- final out. REDS 8, BRAVES 5—The Reds, PIRATES 4,'FHILS 3—A ninth Cards won their fourth In a row. back to Sweden inside of eight below the target at all times. 2. When he was 16 he alerted ish champion who was virtually mumbling disappointedly In, the Boston (dP)—When Cleveland Post Office ...... 1 6 .143 You must follow through. 3. You boxing In amateur competition. act for a title dressing room after pitching a one- way." outfielder Rocky Colavito recently Jones," 33, pitched his no-hitter who had lost three straight, come inning home ruh by Dick Groat They’re only a game behind fifth- rotuiAa. end was as wrong -as must bo relaxed as possible. 4. . Rigney was ■'asked whether he hit four home runs in four con First National ...... 1 6 .143 again.' Pittsburgh when he was from behind against the Braves ended a 3-3 tie for Pittsburgh place Chicago. Bob Anderson (4-7) Wednesday following Thursday in He left school at the seme time. with^Worid Champion Patterson. hit, 2-0 shutout against the Los Erupting for seven runs in the You must follow the arc of target •T didn’t like achool. Some of the Jooaneaon a to lif^ Erikine in Angeles Dodgers, said scorekeep- then felt sure Rodgers could have secutive times at bat In Baltimore ■with the Cubs, May 12, 1956. Last and loser Lew Rurdette (11-7) against- Robin Roberts (6-7). Re was the loser. the work week. I didn’t think the with your gim musale. . . . 'n n thrown out Gilliam. he equaled a year’s output for two first Inning the unbeaten Teach fight would be worth the effort and teachers didn’t like me,” he said. the ISth round. er Charlie Park of the Los Angeles ers coasted to a lop-sided 17-5 win 18th annual Connecticut -^State One of six children of a stone "ihakine waa oonoiderad a -vary Mirror News approached him after "I don't think .we’ll ever know," clubs. Official -American League trauble to go to Yankee Stadium Golf Assn. Junior Tournament Rigney said. ("But the way records showed that in the 1958 over Finast 135 last night at Mt. but I hope to be at ringside for the cutter and laborer, Ingemar went good boxer,” said Jphonaeon. ‘1 the game and said he was sorry he Nebo. Phil Hyde blasted a solo will be held July 8-8. at Race to work on construction gangs and NYLON TIRg had to make the call but it was the Rodgers throws I think We had a season the New ICork Yankees hit National League All-Star Squad encore In September.. .New Brit Brook. Orange. The tourney is beat him a t his o ^ game. 1 kept, WARDS only thing he could do. Said Sam: chance.") only seven home runs in Balti home run in the fifth inning and ain Jay'caes will hold an Olympic oh the docks. This physical labor jabbing hlir. and I had him cut and followed with a three-run homer in open to all-bo.vs who are residents hardened hla body and broadened bleeding. i wae satiafie' now that “I told him T don't care how you -Outfielder Hank Sauer was one of more, Kansas City hit six, Boston, davelopment track and field pro of Connecticut and hot over 17 many players who, stopped/ by Cleveland (Colavito one of those), the sixth for the victors, while Three Americans gram July 8. July 34 and Aug. 7 years of age. Entriea close Tues his shoulders. I could beat-a good boxer.” called It — I don’t think It was a and Detroit five each. Washington teammate Dave Dooman belted a "I had about 86 amateur fights,” Five ntonths later Johansson hit.' ” , ^ Jones’ locker to congratulate /him. Stajti Musial Selected at Arut#'Field. New Britain. Con day noon. SPECIAL! Big Hank leaned around the comer and Chicago were able to produce pair of two-run homers during the ha said. "I win almost all of them knocked out Germany's Heins 824-828 MAIN ST. Jones refused to shake hands and told.Sam, loudly: only fopr home runs each In their rout. Bill Kelly, Don Wright. Ron end the Swedish championship Neidieus In the fourth round. with Park. , "It’s sUll a no-hltter." » 12 g ail^. in the spacious Baltf- Carr and John McCabe each col In Net Contention After the Olympics, I felt I was "We knew; he wee ready for the Gilliam's ' single, a topped more park last season. lected three safeties in a losing For 16th Straight Time ready to fight the profeesionale." best now,” said Edwin Ahlquiot, grounder, hounM over Jones' Rookie southpaw Ahrln Jackson cause. Legion Plays at Oval Did he rememlter hie first pro Johanseon’s adviser. head ahd ahortsb^ Andre Rodgers of the Pittsburgh Pirates has Jamaica race track will be Sold Teachers . . . . 701 340 2-17-21-2 Wlmbledtm, Ehigland, July here were Rod Laver, who fight? Eddie-■ MaChen, the undefeated fumbled the ball trying to field I t sight brothers but none plays base- In the fall to make room for a Finast 135 ...200 030 0 -5-15-1 1 (iP) — For a nation where met MacKay today In one Cincinnati, July 1 {/P)—Little Elroy Face, Pittsburgh’ii un Won First Fight No. 1 content.; from California, mcesrmcBimiNwwM The seorer ruled th at Oilliam large housing development. r Gracyalny and Bresinskt; Carr tennis la supposed to be dying semi-final, and Roy Emerson, beaten relief ace, and tall Gene Conley, swapped by Milwau Tonight and Thursday "Tee, I fought Rober Masson of was imported. ’ Maelnn couldn't and Goehring. America le doing well at who played Olmedo In the kee last spring to Philadelphia, were among the seven pitch France in Goteborg in December gat a .fight with ^ttaru o n becauas WHITEWALLS-BIACKWALLS ___ : Wimbledon. other. The Auatralians were ef 1952. I knocked him out In four One D’Amato, the ehamp’a man ers nanied by Manager Fred flaney toLhis National League ager, aaid the . and fats monsger Europesuis have heard for the underdogs in' each match. All-Star squad. ' t W Amerioon Legion JuntorWexpebied to oppose the hoOt squad rounde." Morhardt Honored yeara that nobody e'Ver buys In the women's semifinals, to beMbxlI teame whioh'oould very Johansion won 11 straight pro were too closely tied vtth the In Check WARDS Low Prices tennis equipment in America be played tomorrow. Miss The veteran Milwaukee pilot Maya, ■ San Francisco, cf, and'I Ahwady Insured' of a four-year ternational Boxing Club. Mention' yesterday selected 17 players to well meet in the second game of echolarship at Setmi Hall, Heniy fights,' six of them by Icnockouts. On College Squad anymore and that the young Hard plays Sandra Rieynolda Hank Aaron. Milwaukee, rf. the' Regtoned No. 2 TViumement— through the summer of 1955. He oif IBC was enough to eet off sters have switched to golf. of South Africa, and Mls.s go along with the eight starters also haa been eyed for a pro ca D’Amato on a two-hour hdte ajriel. ^ ...to meet the challenge of picked by the players themselves Smoky Burgess, Pittsburgh, and DUmrOi-Ooniell-Quey Post, No. reer by the Yankeea Indiana and was beginning to create a stir in But, that’s hard to believe Moore meets Maria Bueno of Hal Smith, St. Louis, were chos lOa o f Mxnebooter end Baywey 'Tigers. Scandinavian countries but few Lure of Big Psydav ' Moe Morhardt of Manchester, a with three and a half Amer Brazil. for the 26th annual All-Star game 150,000 bonus baby with the Chi in Pittaburgh, July 7. The lone en by Manager Haney to help Foot, No. 280 of XUnabeth, N.J.t- outriders knew of him.„ The lure o!r a big payday toMc DQRxverside icans still in the running as Should MacKay and Olmedo Crandall with the catching. ort paired in an attractive inde- Another youngster who ie head On Aug. 28. 1955, Johansson I today’s iiew kind,,of driving cago Cubs’ organization, has been win, it -would be thg^^first time aurprise waa Stan Musial of the ed to Seton Hall In the fall, Mike Machen o v ir to (Joteberg. He the 73rd Wimbledon Champl- Other outfielders chosen were: peiidesK oontaot tomorrow night knocked out Hein Ten Hoff, Ger wasn't going to get Patteraon and named to the 1950 Collegiate All- onshtps reached the semi in a quarter of a century that St. Louis Cardinals. Gaines ano Johnny' Oop, a good AIR CUSHION NYLONS America team by the publication. two members of an American Joe Cunningham, St. Louis; Vada at 8 o’etoek at ths Wert Side Oval. hitter and used in the infield and many’s fading European cham he wasn’t making - tuch money. final. Although Stan waa named on Pln.aon, Cincinnati and Bill 'White, But before meettng the out^- pion, in the first round. He be A crowd of 65.000 januned Collegiate Baaeball. The three full Americans Davis Cup team met for a only three players’ ballo^, Haney o. Afield when not on the mound, TUS|.Tyn HACKWAUS The local player was named to Wimbledon final. St. Louis. atate nine Ooaoh l^ ite y John- are other pitching poeeibiUtiae. came a "name” on the continent. Ullevl Stadium to'watcli thOir hero. were Barry MacKay of Day? saw to it that this National The infielders added to the orig •on’e unbeaten SIHc Townan will He waa ready for faster com- By now nobody at home mention^ the first team as a rightfielder, a ton, Ohio; -Darlene Hard of One of the reasons helping League great was on the squad Captain Bill Murray, now in his position he did not play. The big the Americans to a big share inal starters were: Ken Boyer, attempt to add. to their present petltiqn. He came to the U.S. to Helsinki and 1952. - Montebello, Calif., and Sally for the 16th straight time, Mus- St. Louis; Dick Groat suid Bill 3-0 Zone Two reoord tonight -Jn fourth season a t s^ond base, take a iooh at American fighters For the fifiit mifl'Jte Johanoaon fellow was a centerfielder with- the Moore of Bakersfleld, Calif. of the success' at Wimbledon ial’s batting average is .262 with catcher Jim Manhardt and third University of Connecticut’s great has been the collapse of the Mazeroski, -;^oth of Pittsburgh. a aaeaad meeting against new- after the Ten Hoff slaughter. Ingo backed away from Mariien. Then The half Is Alex Olmedo of seven homers and 29|nins batted Frank Robiriaop, Cincinnati, and •ouMV South Windsor Ir a 8:15 test baseman Jimmy Brown are all visited famed Stillman’s Gym. He boom! Ingo'a sight shot out, eraeh- team this paat spring. Peru, who lives in Los An Britons. in. . ■ , batting over .660 for Post, No. 260. | 4 8 8 Morhardt Is now playing with Wimbledon is a tournament Murial. r \ at the D>al. Chris licNedl has looked at the American atyle of iilg against Machen'a temple. geles, studies at the Univer for individual emd doubles play Other pitchers chosen by Haney Thus, Haney followed the vote hem eoBignea tonight'e pttohiiig Murray is also the team's swiftest fighting, did some sparring, and The unbeaten-Oalitorntan erum- Fort Worth, Tex. in the 'American sity of Southern CsUlfornla baseriinnar. ; tax Assn. ' _ —not for national teams. But included San Francisco’s Johnny of the players in their, second 4utlea for the looete who hope to returned to his native land. \ pled to the esmvae - at 1:18. He Nyianaerticuihinra impact pi*** and plays with distinction on •if results at Wimbledon can be Antonelli (11-4), Milwaukee’s choices with the exception of Roy imnMve their eariiar 3-2 trUunph; Other Elisabeth atarters include “I could see I wae not ready yet otaggeerd to his feet at nine but for freotar rood Mlety< •lid Nada-ln lira the American Davis cup projected into the month of Warren Spahn (10-8) and St. McMillan, Cincinnati shortstop Oeaehed by Ed (Busoy) Fox. a Adam Florezak at first base. for this kind of competition," he his eyes' wer« glek-'d ahd his legs First Shot Ace team. August, America's chances for\ Louis’ Wilmer Mizell (9-4), all who is out of action with an- in toraser ' haoahaH and basketbaU Bobby Halleek at akortstop and said. wobMed. Johasisson skormed after Not even Australia, premier retaining the Davis Cup tmd southpaws; and Milwaukee’s Lew jured hand. ‘ standout at fieton Hall. Biiaabeth Charley Schmitt, Jehn DeVito and In 1958 be beat Joe Byrgreves him. Another right felled the FULL 15-MONTH OUARANTii Tulsa, Okla. (Ah—The first amateur tennis nation of the for winning back the Wlght- Burdette (11-6) and Los Angeles’ Mays and Mathews will be Is a\lMavy favorite to cop the New Steva Motchas in tha outfield. and Hans Friedrich. Then came American. He juat meneged to time Mrs. Joy Budowski of Drum- world for three of the last mon Cup appear very good in Don Drysdale (8-5), righthanders. making thfelr sixth sppearances in Jersey Ststte tStle this summer. Schmitt, 300-pqund- cleanup hitter, the rarg viaite out of Sweden to get up ef nina But k. was ob TUtl-Trri WHITIWAUS ' right swung a golf club she made four years, could match that deed. Face is J2-0 and Conley 5-4. The All-Star play. RunnetMgi for the crown a year Motchea and Floroaak, a 6-8 (fiant. fight Europtpyi Champion Franco vious he was through. a. hqje in one. .She used a No. 9 U.8. showing. Jack Kramer has signed off Aggregate won-lost record, St. Louis, a tp re se n t sixth in ago, the toivatfers ware undefeated, are considered dangerous long ball Cavicchi of Italy at Bologna, Italy His legs atarted to buckle and he iro irtn the 100-yard flmt hole of Underdogs la Matches the fop layer of Australian through games of Monday, June the National League pennant race, .la their fireU ahrstart> thU eum- threats. oh Sept. 30. 1956. did a crazy jig to-the side. (Just the Par Three Club here. » The only Australians ''still men for his professional tour 29, waa 66-30. haa the moat players on the squad j^^nar and boist a fomUlable lineup Fastballer Tony Falcetta, un ' Ingo atoixped Oevicchi ki IS as-Patterson did after Ingo drop and what’s left does hot look —six. The league leading Mil oonijpriring three .500 hitters. beaten in two deciaions In his first rounds. ped him with a right the first The starting lineup, a.s chosen year with the locals, will be on tha as strong as Mac“!ay, Olmedo by the players — with the excep waukee Braves have five. Bpyway Manager Jimmy De- Overtures oama firom the United time). Johansson sprang after him. # r ^ l 5 S ? €aOOP,^EAR PRESENTS and young Elarl Biichholz of tion of the pitcher — was an The coaches chosen by Haney vine, who haa been aseociated with mound Thursday. Tall Pat Mii- StAtee. hammered him into a corner, and Newwhitewamaddbeav- SB plui ex. tax TV Artists Ask ^Em to Join^ St. Louis, whp waa impressive nounced last Sunday as follows: will be Eddie Sawyer of Philadel Legion Iwseball for 38 yeere, has tretta, who ia being saved for Sun "I told them' I was not ready," then amashtd away until Machen until beaten last week by phia. and Danny Murtaugh of the seen hto teem s prodive 51 boys day aftemoOn’a home encounter alumped to the canvaa, hia head on iy, end are tcuff-retiiiani. dnd lrad*4n lira THE W ORLD'S FIRST TURNPIKE Orlando Cepeda, San Francisco, said Joheneson. Gardnar Mulloy of Miami. j*irates. who have gone to ooilege bn ath- against undefeated Niantic, will be He fallowed with knockouts .of the apron of the-ring. It w*a all lb; Johnny Temple, Cincinnati, Bill Henry, Chicago, ‘and Bob Mib soholarahifw and 48 young- reedy to spell Faicetta. over In 136 eecondi. But Wrestlers Deny Acting 2b; Ernie Banks, Chicago, ss; England's Peter Betas and Heiiry PROVED TIRESI Porterfield, Pittsburgh, will be the ^.^o have signed profaaeional While in Manchester the Elisa Cooper; the hitter a European tHIe Ths mighty upset startled tha Ed Mathews, Milwaukee, 3b; Del hatting practice pitchers.) 8am oontraott. The . strong EUsabeth beth teanr will be quartered at the. 1 TUM-TYPI KACKWAUS TUU-TYff WHITfWMU Crandall, Milwaukee, c; Wally defen'se. Narron of PittsbuVgh, wUl toe the eombinaSM the only New Jersey West Side Rec and will be fed at First Fight wHh Anoetieaa SdoFrice nibbar s • • • chomicals Cinncinnatl (NEAl — The^sisted on cheering and applauding Mo6n, los Angeles, If; Willie batting practice catcher. /■ chib ever^tmiited to oom|>ete in the Legion Home en Leonard St. list Price iodi Sols Price UatPrinioih National Convention of Wrestling him. Finally Rogers stepped to the Then came hia firs fight with MATnale^ WMiTrideAi ^ 'ersid e tha annual Hall of Fame game at Thursday evening end again Fri lefore Trideda 5elere Trade la ‘*SQUAR| #«• cords Fans met here for two days. ringside and yelled: "Quit cheer an American. Archie McBride, a Plat Ixdsa Tax Abner DouMeday Field ki O ^ - day morning before leaving for fair heavyweight from TrentM, Pies iadse lex Pies iicisa lax P^lxcisa Tex OUARANTII ’^ere were registrations from ing me, Marie. You’ll ruin my arstown, N.Y. in 1958. Gehe Says: throughout the United States career here." ^ ' Arlington,. Mass., the second stop I'.J., beet described as a "trial ^A 70x15 \9 .9 i 13.85 22.45 15.88 and Canada.' Bill Henry, a 8-1, IgO-pound left on-its three-day tour of New Eng- Thanks to phenomenal new rubbers, chem Ka'thy Weisa, 27, blond and a Fighter of the Month A'(vard hander with exc pth^l speed, is lendi "GET YOUR 5th 7.10x15 ,23.95 16.88 26A0 19.88 icals and cords, Gpodyear’s gpeat new Turn The fans met' la a hail deco- schoolteacher. Came from St. ONTHESr^ pike-Proved Tires pve up to 25% more safe I rated with 120' photographs of Lo\iLs. She repreaented the Pat 7.60x15 26.65 19.88 3A45 22.88 •Twresters. Doc Hughes *of Clncln- O’Connor Championahip Club pf To Johansson,- Who Else??? Sport Schedule FOR THE AHT mileage, even on today's tire-eating tumpikesi I nati put up the pictures. Among the" which she is president. The club ___ ,V) Stitch^ with Little to Gain^ NO CASH DOWN Your trade-in makes the down payment Toughest; longest-wearing tires, built with works of -art he selected were a has 1,200 members In the U.S., New York, July 1 (>P)~Sweden’af I FREE DELIVBBT ' l . ••AM,. "•*< to barefoot Antpnlnq , Rocca, a tur- New Zealand, Africa and Europe. Becerra meeta bantamweight Today 4. Goodyear's exclusive Triple-Tempered 3-T Ingemar Johansson today ’ was champion Alphonse Halimi W baned AH'’ Pasha, a silk-robed Kathy sells photos of O’Connor for named ring magazine’s “Fighter of Clashen with Sairyer Tonight South Windsor ve. IdMrion, 8:16 Rayon or Nylon Gord, provide unmatched Danjty MeShane. a smiling Bar frorti 10 to 75 cents. The tecelpts'' France for the tltH in Ja)s Angeles the Month" for winning the world July 8. and Durelle takes on light 7-Nebe. ■ strength and wearing qualities. bara Baker, a curvy Nell Stewart pay for an annual^ Journal about heavyweight chanipionship on his ' PAF ve. Neariff'o, 8:15—Oval. GEN E'S s’SSJS Osfy Riverside battsriss hast "Pswsr-Gard" prUStlioii and Mildred Burke with a mirror. heavyweight haler Archie Moore In LoulavlUe. Ky.. July 1 (fih— More miles . . : longer life . . . greater safety O’Coiinor. thlrd'found knockout of Floyd Pat- -~-POii*teeW'a --ve.-Jrruit, 8:15 — 29 BI8 SELB ST— 8 0 9-5507 Doc said this was the fifth an ^ 'Does her friends ask -if wres a return title shot at Mahtwal, tuiddiu sutrit; vrith avMYthiMg to Last Nights Fights than ever*Before! Yon get them all with tgraon. .. . . j,uly 15. ’ lose, takas on Rudy Sawyer, with Charter. Oeh. nual convention apd Its purpose tling’s on the level 7 The Qoteborg Gunner will be FAP ve. Elka. «:i8—Keeney."-' t e e FOR POWER THAT NEVER SLEEPS Goodvear’s sifeW Turnpike-Proved Tires. Is “ to help wresUlng.” -■ 'c "Yea. And when Harry Caray, There were other changes In the evwythlng to gain, in a scheduled Saonunento. OaJM.—Botuiy Ray, 5 DAYS ONLY! presented with a gold champion heavyweight list. Roy Harris of 10-round .welterweight fight to- . Aceto ve. ■ N om en’s, S—Ver-' He waved a clipping -from the the announcer for the St. Louis. ship belt when he returns to the ol|ffit. 172K, CSdcago, outiwihted Roque planok.' . 6 .7 0 , f 5 $ 4 Cardinals, asked me that, you ^ t and Shoot. Texas, gained the MareviUa, 176!4, BoUe, Idaho. 10. any 6-volf cor 1 7 2 5 Cincinnati Post and Tlmes-Star United States for the first' defense No. 6 ^ t for beating Charlie lUiUtch w'as expected to weigh SuUiveii’a va. AAN. 8—Waddell. 3 rf NYLON telling about the American Fed know what I said to hlna T I asked of his title. Powell of San Diego; Powell drop 147 and Sawyer 149 fop the na Calgary. Alte. — Bert Whita- ^Green Manm* va. Mian. Auto, 8 SO-MINUTE EREE 7 YEAR GUARANTEE eration of TV-Radlo Artists, Chi him, 'Is baseball on the level?' " Patterson t d ^ over Johansson’s ped from sixth to eighth, Welsh tionally televreed.C ABC) bout at hiiret; 197%, ^ Itim o re, outpoint- —Buckley. ; . I * •'* TT l i ^ cago Chapter. The federation Founder of Club '* former Spot a8j.he No, 1 contender. man Joe Ersklne was elevated from 10 p.m, r s "The 'JournsLl haa a wallet- WlU meet in August for NBA' rec- pion Vfcgll Akns was beaten again- will ait tog ether in a special chaer- Bobby Jones took it in 19S0.’’jThe Bantly ve. PonticelU, 6:18 — SERT COUERS never sleeps, for yeors o l 29S BROAD ST. MI3.S179 matches five nights a week in three aized photo of Verne Gagne on cognltlon as champion. . ] Ortiz changed poaitjona with Ken Ing section for church elder Stitch, 37-year-old from Puhlin, voteran Keeney. pdBflWfe stages and alwaya cheers Rogers. the cover and an 8x10 inaide,” Other newconaers to the role of ny Lane by stopping the latter on the father of five. Stitch has a of seven Walker matches Pagan! ve. Anaaldl. 8—Verplanck Sfldtl VHflKMd oR*— In one city Rogers had been Pat oald, "and stories about hla Golden Girl leading /contender were Yvon Dur- .cute In their batUe for the Junior 20-5 reoord. against the 'United States, quallr PAF va. Optical,^ 8—Waddell. “WE GIVE ORJEEN STAMPS* marked a villain and he waa play matches, written by his fans In the K«r6l Fageros ahowa off the elle, Canadian and Brijlsh Empire W6it6rwei£'ht erown. Beo6m moy* Sawyer gambles *heavUy on of- fisd for the British Open yaster-.)'^ Medics ve Garden Grove, 8— T R IP L E U .^ highlit gevsnuNMi itgwJ y di ing the role. He aneered, strutted, U.8., Canada and tha British fancy pants and headband aha light beavjrwelght champion in ths ed up when Italy’s Piero Roll© drew fepaivc strength, leavingxhia ds;^ day after amashing the racordtor Buckley. Addilivee reduce USE OCR EAST PAT PLAN . . . PAT AS TOD RlDfc barked at the customers and com Isles. wore In the Wimbledon Cham- 175-pound division; Bantamweight with ^ a n Cardenaa of Spain. ' fenaa somewhat open. He never the Gullane llnka wijUi a 84. 'Tnai Congou vs, Methodist, S:Ui-Char- evAtANm Ths money.from Initiation and has'been floored. was eight uiuler par for the 8,491 S T O R E S ^ hen dapeiiti ondlxc*** mitted vile jtiicks on his Inn^ent piofi'iiHtps. The blond beauty Joe Becerra of Mexico; Light ter Oak. RM pMMlaB Ml RRa MmINi mmmm mmrnmit m m opponent. ' eubscriptlona pays for the Jour-, out of Miami, Fla., csime out weight Cairloa Ortiz d i New York, - Stitch hlta hard. He may try yard layout, two better' than, the Poet OMoe ve, PoUco. 8 :ll' —. Hudgg. Pwhaarvyduly Miami -Beach, Fla. — Oomeo profeaelmial record anAfour better NMlsiRnklnNhai eeoietew . ■______i _ Boos ohowersd en Rogsra from nal, the pteturee and a Christmas srith an 38-carat gold-trimmed and welterweight Sugar Hart 6f a w n a n , 1|52, Rlnsini, otqnwd flal ler a quick knockout U flawy.er Nebo. .r MAIM *4171 all tha -patrona but ana, wha la- gift fo r 'Vagnb Oagaa. outfit Phllafiriphia. Heroaijde^ 164^, HawuSTT gate a Mf reeklaia. than the unataur rqeorfl. Lsgtcii Pa. Maw Jaiwisr, a-4iab«. .... MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY. JULY 1. 1989 FAGS THntrr-oim J ——T V — I I I...... — I— iir»i i|...... I ...... Ill, PAGE THIBTT llAKCIdSSTEit EVENING HDr Wl D, MANCHESTER. CONN- WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 196» ApsrtiBMits—Flats— Hotuws for Rsijt 65 for Sslo 72 H« f o f f b t e 72 forSidt 72 Lots fori 78 SalMiYtaB for 71 t T HouMhoM' GofMli &1 TGnsmciiU 6S 1 ^ k r ^ c OffcTkd IS OUGHTA, BB A LAW BY PAGAL¥ and BHURTHN 4$ FOR RENT-r-FbUf raom house In six ROOM CAPE — FuU shed dor I SIX ROOM Osloalal. Bart MMdIa MANCHBGTBR, Odfdasr It. lOOx r O R gALE in ACangfiaM - Capa lELUEO TOUR WOMm Bolton with lake privUegos. CaU TunpUu, Bwwsa Iclioal dlatrict. 898. BBUanc tot. M klB g $800 or Cbfi atylg iMSBa, 4 raomg aiM 15 FOOT fibatylaa Sea King. 13 HETRIGERA'hJRS — Frigidalrc, • rm ItDOyOL nseemd floor of m8r, flreplaca, Uiaulattd. opaq OONDBR ' TVt v Salaasail and Sarrtca Ja8-4$87. NEW i J ^ h n o Bowsrq Sehool RfilMn walking girtano# of naw boot offer. Lawronca r. Fiano, bath, knotty p(ns Uteban, unaUIra fte and , Servicing Tv, auto, home, nl-tt. h.p. motor and trailer, complete. Phlleo, - GE and other famoua M a m eln ttw G rom homo, un bna staircase, knotty pins recreation area—8 finished rooina. fhUK Cod. Junior High and High School. Broker. AQ 8-3768. unfinlshs^ baaahoard heat. Call tlon, eisll § . A . ------Quarter ot century of satlMled- iR f M M MM,M0M CM^IiaW NEklOSOOlM One year old. Ml i - i m . makee. Factory rebuilt. Guaran Hi m . C«U M I 8-5301 or MI 4-1803. room hot wate:^ oil beat, oom- CLASSIFIED binatlon windows * and doota, Shed dorinere. complete>V re Baaament g e n g e . amaaita drive, Francis E.' Rood, HA 8-9319 ava- Ml i8 M 9 OT VTartay R . ■arvica. Ml 9-14M,N, M l TinWlNDS.' 1MIH JUST SUSP SiMNiNO teed in working order, GSa and 8-mi. ^ TUIUOB r o o m apartment, heat, SobQFtwn tor Rent 66 porch, shads treas, amsatte modeled kitchen, attBclied garag*- nic# yard. Bxcellant condition. BOLTON—BuUdlM Iota and acro- nliigr______■oolataa M l 989l9i, Mdi 14 FOOT LYMAN Lapatrake, Ilka electric. All types. All sites, sacri- agp. Lawrsneo F. Fiano, Broker, CONNIE’S TV and Radio new, 25 'h.p. Evlnrude, fully flee prices. Norman’s, _^45 Hart ■tovo, rofrigoirator hot watar. $90. drivs, glsod condition. Priced for beautifully, landacapad lot. R. F. $18,800. Call ownar evanings. M l pi*ruaai« flarrtea. MI 9-5339 from 9-6 p.m. THREE ROOMS and bath, heat and quick sale. Charles Lssperaoee, Dimock Cd„ Realtor, M) 8-8365, 9-6880. AQ 8-3T88. Paul P. .F ia n o, m ROCXVIUJI — 9-yaar old 8 room advertising avatlabla all hours, equipped, perfect W water akiing, ford Road) Manchester. Open 84688. tpitt iaval, 4 badrooma, haatod hot water. Centrally located, $68. JQ 9-7830, or Robert Murdock, M l 8-8478, AlUB YOO OONUCODUMU gukrantaad. Call Ml erutsliig or fishing. Priced to sell, nlghU 'til 9, Sat. ’til 7, Phone MI TR 5-4547. THRBE BBDROOU ranch -with rscraatlon room. flreqlaea, •ELURo YooR ntaPOETrr no dealers. Ml 9-9663. ' ^ 8-1636. AVAILABLE NOW Barbara Woods, Ml t-m x. - CLASSinSO ADVBRTISEMBN1 DEPT HOURS TAMKin TREE Removal— land Now SH room apartraoat In resl- FIVE R4X)M RANCH With ga fun eallar and 1% hatha. 81 Alice icroanad in oundsck, city con- Wa wfO .ajnraiaa yoor 4% ROOM apartment, itraat floor, Sabtiirtai fsr Ssk 7$ 8:15 AJL to 4:30 P.M. cleared, firewood cut. insured. FRIOIDAIRE refrigerator, in good dontlal aroa In RodivUle. Kitchen rage. i fireplaces, caramle tile n Drive. A raal Buy in a choica vaniancta sxcsilsm. eonifidon. traa and wtaoitt any " o S S S Call MI 1-8743. Paul A. EU'sen. condition, excellent for cottuge, appliances, hsat and buUt-in TV large-rooma. entirely redecorated. ban). Amtsibs drive, large, lot. To nalghbortiood. M I 84098. 130.600. Gsorga J. Coleman ‘DR Wa also boy propatty for BuHdlnf MstcrUls , 47 Heat and hot water, stove and re A'HIEAUTIFUL S room hams on a 5AT10 or TR 84068. $40. Inquire 67 Oak 8t. M l 9-0038. antaana fumiahed. Near recreation appreclste qaality and workman NEW RANCB-Cholco locaUon. larga landscaped lot. .Artesian lieraber SSui^e LMtng COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. M A M RUBBISH Removal Serv frigerator, back porch, $90. TR ship, see thik flna home. Charles BuUt-ln atove and oven, oom ar fire JtANCHB8TSRA4 aerta of cort^ •TANLEY BRXy , f t o l^ WEEKLY SAVINGS LIST area with tennis court and owim- Wail, cantraJ floating, aluminum TOLLAND-40 sera farm tor aals. MOCT>ATlfc> nUDAT AJI-AAtOTPAt § AJL . ice. Full time. Residential, com AUTHORIZED BY BANK mlag pool. IS minutes from Hart 5-6126. Lesperance. Ml 1-7620. place, attached gerage, ooverUd maaGlal.,or induatrial Iand,.Aritoom brae-burn BSAunr houae im pramiaas. Rrtqit Ill.tdO. storm and scroon windows, firs- Itouaa in good condition. Barn and mercial. Industrial. Attics cellars, Western ^Vaming, In loads TO SE IX ford bridgd by Wilbur Cross High MUo. 830.800. R. F. D l m ^ - O 0 „ Ml s o m NICT BRICK S.6 room home,. 1st PhUbrick Agency, s a 9-8684. placs, larga porch, baach privi- cliicksn coop. Good land for bulld- PLEASE READ YUUR AO yarda^ lawn mowing high grass $U4 per M’ |.»BBAUTIFUL ROOMI . way. • MI 9-4824 Realtor ' Ml 0-8245. or Par^rg lagas. KxesUent for children, Rea- OF FURNITURE NICE 8 ROOM apartment, shower floor—living room, fireplace, din Woods, M 9-7703, Robert Munmk, ar or daveiopsr. More adjoining cut. Incinerator barrals. Ml 9-9767. Canadian Framing, In loads and bath. TR 5-5028. ^ VERNON—S-rbom ranch, 8 bed- ■onable. PI 2-6581. C taM lM m 'Wwt «n takw am Um pboM m m ««•> ing room, well-planned kitchen, M l 3-8473. land availshle. Call P v. Ton- Lcgml NdtkB $98 per M’ It APPLIANCES room , cafamie bath, oil baaaboard -Mm adawtlMr tlMNiM raad kit Um FIRST DAT IT SIDOR Sa n d i n g and raflnlshlng. MANCHESTER Iwdroom, tile bath. 2nd floor—2 grsn, Broker. AQ 8-6321, Combo Doors from $14.95 ea. FOR UNPAID BALANCE haat, full baaement, aluminum ANDOVER—New 8 room ranch, AT A COUNT o r ______a p p e a r s umI REPOST ERRORS tk Urn* tor tlM MX* tott r Spedallxlng In o1|l floors. Ml lu g e b ^ room s, tile bathroom. Pine Paneling $140 per M’ MONTHLY TERMS $19.M Summer Homes for Rent 67 m ' atorma and acraena. Well land- baaement garage. Beach and >aka COVENTRY — Four rooma snd u MancheM. witiHa and Itoa. Ik * B m M It retpeaalble tor oolj ONE bMorroo* or oartttoS S-B780. pmcmn tortme A Gorgeous Living Room fittlts M ROOM APART^NTS Basement recreation room and tostrlct of Manchester, m i tte But weiii . TKiv’st ooiNa Mahogany Econopanel l6H c sq. ft. aci^^, near school. OI approved. privileges. P. V. Tongren, Brok bath, enclosed porch, 3-car garage of June. IMM. tosertlee fw aay oStertlwmwt tad Omo obIt to tho oitoat of * SOIOOl 8U6 rittot a ! with Mohawk Rugs, Tables Lamps, garage. .Tree shaded lot. R. B, ROCKL4EDGS—New 8 room .ra-teh, REUFHOLSTERT.'sllp covara and Window Blinds from $6.96 ea. OTLUMBIA LAKK r-8itial1 Water- Owner transferred, $16,800, Atl er. All 8-8321. unfinished, amealte drive. Under Present, n oa John J. N ^ett, Js8m , “nulrii n w T lowirtlwi Erron «rW«k St oot I n to tkt valot of Smoking Stand, Hassock, and rtC- Grady, Broker. Ml 8-8009. 1% balhs, attached garage' vafT ^Eetate of CharloKa J. SlSrSt drailaries custom made. Free es 8d 4t 16d Common Nails $11.48 keg. Wa furnish heat, hot water, gas front cottage for rent, July and 8-7833,. 18,000. Low down payment. Own ttt i.fliMlkunimt wm kot ko eonoctoS,bir -m tho gooS** it t rMok. tures. A Charming Bedroom. Suite August. Phone MI 9-0752, JQ large liviiig room , 818,900 R . F . Maacheatar la said dlaMet timates. Open eveniMs tc your, 1x10 Sheathing (5M) $98 ner M’ for cooking, refrigerators, stove, FIVE Ro o m r a n c h - roll base NEW RANCH —4 ACRES er will carry mortgage. Pt 3-8088.^ with a .3ealy Fosturepedlc Mattress 3-2598. Dimock Co., Realtor, Ml a-S?'8, ^Upon annttEatton of The ( convenience. P A M Upho'atery Disappearing Stairways $38.95 ea. ■toi^e space. $83 to $M, ment- with fireplace. Plastered $9,900—CUTE 2 bedroom ranch, Bank and Trust Compshy.. J and Matching Box Spring. Pillows, o r Rbbart M urilock, J fl 8-8473. Bar. One of the nicest ranch homea wa Shops, SOT N. Main St. Ml 0-48S4. 4x8 Plyscore $105 per M’ walls, fu ll. Insulation, large liv aluminum storms, amaaite drivt, ROCKVILLE—Newly painted. 7 ter e.t.a., praying that Oiis Rugs, Boudoir Lamps, Dresser Set COTTAGE AT JUaquamicut avail bara i T b ^ MI 8-7703. have had (or eiJa. C^sd a “Dan- prove Ha ^s«>niai claim ai Oiol Ml 3-2ril NOBODY — BUT NOBODY Yel. itJ 9*7787 9 to 13 noon. ing room with fireplace, hot large treaa. Carlton W. mtchina, year old Capa Cod. 8 finishad estate sa by said applicai and Pictures. A Complete Kitchen able June 37 through August 1. leh Ranch.” RaaUcholoo. Only tWo UNDERSEXLS NATIONAL water oil heat, ceram ic tile MI 9-8183. rooms. Cement basement. New fully appears. It la with a Gorgeous Dinette Set, Frost Call after 6 p.m. MI 9-6866. IV bedrooma and ana bath, hut thare ORDERED; That tha MOR'lriDNSBN TV. Speelallaed RCA DEALS FOR BUYERS WITH CASH I to T p.m. Tel. MI 8*4071 or bath, garbage disposal, combina amealte drive. City -’Conveniences. Lost and Foond Antomobllss for Halo 4 Free Refrigerator. Combination NINE R(X>M house. Revanua from is plenty of living space. Full dry Outstanding view. 814.500 George talevlBlon, aervlce. M l 9-4441. TR 5-5917 COVENTRY LAKE— 4 poom cot tion windows and doors, city sew NEW CAPE OOD—Shad dormar— Range, Vacuum Cleaner,' Dinner 5 furnished rooma, $60 weekly, 65 basement, two-esr attached ga J. Coleman.'Rockville, TR 5-4710, a a s s s u 1968 CHEVROLET Bel-Alr, T-tone NATIONAL LUMBER. INC, tage, modem ccnveaieneee. Call erage and water, ansedlto drive, overaised $4x88. Naaf zwera LOST—L tSy't Omen watch, rlctn k U . TYPE SCRBENS-Rewlred 881 STATE STREET, Set, Silverware Set, Linoleum and Clinton St rage. TR 8-4048. ^ Shopping Parktdt. Call MI paint, whitewalls, radicL heater, with aluminum. Fast service. PI 2-7658 large lot. One owner. Immediate achooi — completo four! 815,600 noon, aad that aetlea ta givea la rtl NORTH HAVEN, CONN. Kitchen Cabinets. If Needed an SIX ROCKM duplex, central, beat (first depMt hc6ds). R. F. automatic tranamlsaion^ 4-door New Bcreens made ur also. W/Rlty ttMAmrA. Extra Maple Bedroom Is Available ■ and l>ot watar, stove, reMgorator, occupancy. 4V4% m ortgage' may LocaUon la prime. Situated way param Inurastad In mH aatate ef CHeStnUt 8-3147 TO RENT for the season, fur be assumed. Charles Lespersnee. Dimock <5o. Realtor. Ml 8-5365. ANDOVER (SpecisU pendency of aald appiteBUmi mel S sedan. To settle estate. XO S-1378. Weather Guard, 444 Main 8t„ with Bedding, Rugs; Lamps, Etc. automatic washer, garage. Call back from tha road on a (our acre L o st ?»Fri«lay afternoon In vlcln- nished cottage at Bolton Lake. Ap MI 9-7620. Barbara, Woods Ml 0-7703 -.- Rob * Large 8 room Ranch Wantcd— Rcol Eitata 77 Uma sad ptoea of. hesriag tharseo. fer Manchastei',' Conn. 7/ The Bank Has Authorised to Sell MI 8-3785 6, MI 9-0801. * 8 large badrooma plot. Lots of privacy, garden area, publtaUiig a copy of IMa order ia eagan ity of'Foster 8t., men’t Klaaaea. 196i CHEVROLET suburban, car ply Edward J. Holl. MI 8*5117. ert Mullock MI 8-8673, etc. This is a new home, built by newspaper having a elrcttlatlesi te aaH Oikitiondri—-WateiiM— AU or Part. FOUR ROOM Cape plus 3 unfin * Formal dining room W niJar^ MI S-MTS. ryall. Extra seats for 9 passen FLOOR SANDING a specialty. THREE ROOM apartment and and for the present ownere, but district at laast' firs days before Am Shown ^ Appointment- CAPE Cod cottage, Sandwich, Cape ished. All city utilities, full base * Basement garage BUY — SELL - TRADE day of said hearing, to appear U Omp gers. Good condition. MI 9-7876. Skilled workmanship. Andy Se- Jewelry 48 porch with steam heat and hot due to a change of plana, tlwy FOUim —Fehiale hrown inonErel. Only, At Your Convenience Cod. 5 room cottage heat, hot ment, oil heat,. amealte drive, * f Aluminum combinationa Want \|o sail -your prbparty? see cause at aald time mid alaca aal hula, MI 9-8919. water, gas range, refrigerator. are unable to move in. The asking be hoard relative thereto, aad maw to- CaU Lea PraccWa, Dog Warden, FORD pick-up truck, haa aide rack, M ovIm —T m e k b i f — Help Wanted— Female 35 Articles For Sale 45 LEONARD W. YOST. Jeweler, re- Day Or Night water, fireplace, shower and bath, combination windows, awnings. HILLSIDB MANOR, Vernon - * T/cra on high elevation Oraanwood\lnc., wtli bur for aU turn to this court, and by n Packing. MI 9-6914 aftef 5 n.m. price is 125,000, and we think it cash or w o ^ o u t . a trade Chuck JkO 8-8894. V-8 engine, good tlrea, doesn’t METRO APPLIANCE Bendce- S t o r a g e 20 patas, adjusts watches erperUy. Phone Samuel Albert ' beach nearby. Call MI 8*8567. Excsllent .condition throughout. Choose your own high wuoder* lot. * 83,700 aasumsa money saving nr briore July 1.. IM , by POWER MOWERS—Toro. Jacob Hartford CH 7-0858 Is worth it. action aasuredy^Cal] and get our mall, a copy of., ihla order ______bum oil, $100. Call MI 9-8609 after Repalra all makes of refrigera Reasonabla prices. Open dally. FIVE ROOM flat, available July Priced at only $11,900. Charles For your new Ranch, Split Or Co mortgage l o s t —Pair of glttaea In blue AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Co. Local REGISTERED NURSE sen, Yasoo and SnappUw Turtle Up To 8 P.M. WATERFRONT cbttage at High deal, no obi Connoeticut Bank and Trust Compaay. 8:80 p.m. tors, freeieerM- washing mrchlnes, Thursday avSnings. 139 Spruoa 1, on West Bide. In good condition. Lesperance, MI 9-7620. lonial. R F. Dimock Co., Realtor, Hartford. Cmm.. AdmiataOralar e.La. leather cate. Reward- Call MI moving, ''packing, storage. Low Reel and rotary. Also ridnig mow Street Ml 9-4887,' If you have no means of tT*ns- land Lake, third bay. July 18 to M l 9-5345. or Barbara Wooda, MI LAWRENCE F. FIANO JOHN J. WAULBTT, Jadga. dryers, range oil, gas burners. 6-10 p.m. or 4-12 p.m, part-time. Adiilts or not more than two chil Aug. 8. All electric, $60: JA T. J. CROCKETT, Realtor GREENWOGfp, INC. •-7781. DUB TO DEATH In famUy, must MI 9-0888. All work g a FOR SALE—Westinghousa 3-way blousesr$l and $2 each.' Excellent ORDERED; That six months from of heirs andNwdar of dlatrlbnllOB. aad •»iady Glen. MI 9-0474. Fair condltl^ Good tires. Price 9-9237. certificate and social security card room or 2-way window fan.-Sltght- CHERRIES to r pie or freezing. niahed, aufiporch, bath, elec CH 7-2373. insulated, deep lot, nicely land oven, ceramic tile bath, amesite the Bird day of June, 1169. be and the tha m h day of June. 1969, be aad the tills (Teurt dwicis tlwt notice or Am sharpen axea, scissors, chisels, 303 New Bolton Rd., MI 8-7304. condition, Size 12. MI 8-6387, tricity, private entrance, parking scaped, many shade trees, excel drive, completely landscaped lot. * Large 7 room, 8 finished cape same are limited and allowed (or tha aame are limited and allowed for tha time and place as^pied for ertd iwar- $386. Call MI M880 after 6 p.m. to the Connecticut State Employ ly used. Price reasonable. MI creditors withlr. which lo bring In their creditorx within which Ip bring In their planer blades and knives. Pruno THOMAS HARRISON - Painting space. MI 9-3715 after 5. lent condition, quick occupancy. $18,0(>0. R. F. Dimock Co., Realtor. * Fireplace tng be given to all paraoas known to Moske. MI 4-0771. ment Service Office, 806 Main St., 9-S487 after * p.m. Farm and Land for Sale 71 claims against said eatate. and said claims against said estate, and m M be Interested therete tp stomar aad be PtrsonalB 1949 CHEVROLET sedsln. Good and decontlng. Equipped and Wanted— ^To Buy 58 Charles Lesperance. MI 9-7*20. MI 9-5245. * Plastered walls administrator Is directed to glee public exacutrix Is directed lo give publta heard thereon hy pabluhmg a copy of running. condition, 890, Call MI fully Insured for large and amall Manchester. FOR SALE!—Used lumber from Household Goode 51 * Formal dining room notice to the creditors In bring In their notice to the creditors to briiui In their thia order In aome iiOTapapM' basing BOLTON—Approximately 6% acres claims Vlthin said lime allowed by claims within aald Urns alfowad by VACtTUM CLEANERS rtpolrM]'In 8-7430 after 4 p.m. Jobs. Workmanship guaranteed 2x3 to 2x10. sheathbig flooring. APARTMENTS, 8 furnished rooms CO'VENTRY LAKE — Two year- '* 18x36 Living room a circulation ia said filsttlet. at laart * \ WANTED TO BUY of land with 650' frbntage. Ideal publiahing a copy of this order In some publishing a copy of this order In some five daya before tba my own home ahop. Forty voara Hoosehold Serriees with reasonable prices. Call Ml- OLD ELECTRIC stove for cottage with heat. Inquire 186 Bissell 8t. ’round cottages. Good investment * a t y iitUiUaa ‘ newspaper haefng a circulation in aald newspaper having a circulation tot One G.E. and. one Richmond hot Good uaed resaiabla fumltura, location. Reasonable. 8. A. Baech- property. $8,500 for the 2. Call ing, aad by maOlna i factory experience, AQ maliea, low Offereii IS-A 3-4884. water furnace, radiators, pipes, or recreation room, $16. MI BOLTON—Anwadl built Colanlal. T * Near St. James’ School and probate district wtthln ten days from said probate district within ten days T. ■f9*9. by eertlfled mn a n __ alio . amalV- upright and 8|dnet CENTRAL—5 room flat, first floor? ler, Realtor, MI 3-6960. the date of this order and return make from the dale of this order and return nttea, tree eatlmataa. troo pickup 1987 BUICK. Good condiUOn. Call Help Wanted— Male 36 hot water heaters,' sinks, tuba, 9-0621 or MI 9-1708. Marian E. Robertson, Broker, MI rooms, 1% baths. Nice location, Main St. ahoppliig ord«r______to G tom____ Hiakoi and delioory. Mr. MOlor, JA pianos. Stoam oil heat. Adults. $80 a 8-6953. 817,000. R. F. Dimock Oo., Realtor. to this court of the notice given. ’ make In this rnurt of th* nollce gtvea. 2, Coventry. C«»nn.Cm b - ____ v M l 9-0987, DICK’S WBATHl^TRIP.„Oomr —windows^ inaide-and-outaide doorsr * Only 818,000. JOHN /. WALUftr. Judge. JOHN J. WALLETT, Judge. ------WANTED-^- -EXpeifencea niilTrlca- S A U C 'D F F 'o o wanpaper. Wall month. MI 9-1642. MI 9-5245. JOHN J. wAL&arr. ik ^ . painy doors and windows, custom tion man. Full time, steady work, Other plumbing and electrical . Watkins Used furniture Houses for Sale ^ 72 28 HORTON RD.—Six room Cape, work guaranteed. Call collect Wll- * - ajifwaaaaeaa^HB 9Savms8» tiles 4o a tile. KenUie, from 7o LAWRENOE F. FIANO SSc WASH—Do It youiooU. Luoky good pay, hospitalization and articles. Open dally 8:80-«:SO each. Green Paint and Wallpaper, FURNISHED - one and 3-room 4 bedrooms. large kitchen with Tranera 6-A llmantic HA 8-1196. Fully covered by insurance. Call p.m., Saturday 8 a.m.-4 p.m. or Exchange 4-5-6 ROOM—Hornet for sale. xvm Lady Self-Servlca Laundry, U many other benefits. Apply in per at the Green. S . apartments. kitchen set. gas extras, comer lot with parkllke BROKERS AH S-2788 Edward R. Price. MI 9-1008. call MI 9-2392. Yard at Stock 16 Oak S tm t range, bedroom set. refrigeratort: Starting price $11,500 and up For Maple St (acroaa from Firat Na 1968 PEERLESS Mainliner. Excel IT FINISH Holland window son. Moriarty Bros., 301 Center yard. City utilities. Near school, 4t4 ROOM RANCH, like new. fire Paul P, Fiano. An 8-0488 tional Store Parking Lot). St. • Place, off North Main St. A GOOD SELECTION of aterilized Reasonable. Apply Apt. 4, 10 further details call Charles Les- church and shopping. Call , owner. place, ceram ic tile bath, amealte lent condition. Owner moving. |d*6 made to measure All PAINTER and paperhaiiger, deco WE BUY and aeli antique and uaed perance, MI 9-7630, She Makes Floor-Tile Mosaics Beat cash offer. MI 4-1368, metal Venetian blinds a new rating. Good clean Job, reasonable refinished used furniture for furniture, china, glaaa, ‘diver, pic Depot Square. MI 8.4284. - ' drive, attached garag^ full price BOWERS SCHOOL WANTED—Ride to SUte Street. NEOCHI—Super' Nova, IH ' years every room. All kinds of appli low Price. Keys made while you price. 8. Yencha, MI 9-6914 after ture frames, guna, attlo or itanta, 7 ROOM Colonial, Ih i baths, ga $11,900. R. F. Dimock Co. lector, Hartford, at 8 a.m„ from vicinity old. Portable $125. Call Ml 9-0244 ances, sparkling clean, no chips. THREE ROOM apartment with Philadelphia (AV-Making mo-i ELCAR "48-10" 3 bedroom, skylite wait Metlow’i. 8. BOYS (15) whole eatate*. Furniture refln- rage, Bteam heat, good "ondition. LAKEWOOD CIRCLE MI 9-5245, Robert Murdock, Ml Six room Cape Cod, In excellent of Maple St. Monday-Frlday. Call any time. Come in and compare quality and atove and refrigerator. Also 4 and saics out of linoleum floor, tile Is! roof, colored appliances, rug and ished and repaired. Furinture Re Owner. MI 3-0731. No agents. 3-8472, or Barbara Woods, Jn residential area. A poaslble 4 bed MI 9-3385 After *:30. 14-16 years old, part-time, to as prices. Open 9-9, LeBlanc Furni 5 room apartments. Call MI S-2068. Large 6 room Colonial, paneled the somewhat unusual hobby of storms, $4,000. Only $630 . down. WEAVINO n water. No furnace. Adults pre 1941. Phone MI 9-4887 for beat EDITH REHNBORG cosmetics. ROOM Wi'gH kitchen privileges. ferred. MI 3-4751. M tchina, Mi 9-6183. EAST CENTER St„ six room lonial, fireplace, built-in sto-'e oven plains: Agaa 16 to 60. Driving and clM Help Wanted— Totally new concept In beauty. Centrally located. Babies ac W. R. SAOTH, Asrtxslate UNOOLN CAPRI—19S4. Black and service. WATKINS home, oil hot water heat, garages, and dishwasher. $17,000. R. F. room. Three instructlmia. No wait PAINTINO AND ■ paperhan^g. Male or Female 37 Dermajeune Juvallte with nature’s cepted. Mrs. Dorsey; l4 Arch St. ON 2$L ACRES fertfle land, 6 Dimock C o. Realtor. MI i-5245. AQ 8-8953 "When my husband contracted white. Good condition. MI 4:4817 First class work. Available now. nice family home, only $15,200. Ing. Manchaator Driving Acade own ingredients. For samples, USED FURNITURE FOUR ROOM tenement, hot water rooms, breezev/ay, double 'larage, multipla ''bclerosls eight years after S;.p.m. my. n.4:ruo. Fully insured. Call after 4 p.m. Carlton W. Hutchins, Ml 0-5132. BoihBng— Contiaetlng 14 write P. O, Box 494, Manchester, EXCHANGE CI.EAN, comfortable room,for gen and parking (toace. Tel. MI 9-2638. 2 ceram ic bathe, fireplk'-e, 3 XXI MANCHESTER ago, I used- to git up ail hours MI 9-6326. BOWLING LANES Conn. tleman. 2 Pearl St. Call MI 9-9198 of the night nursing him. When BEFORR TOU r u t a V^RTtibcK^l Maaehaatar’a laad- nttles. Carlton W. Hutchins. MI ROCKLEDGE—Custom 5’4 room or MI 9-0641. ONE ROOM furnished .apartment MANCHESTER—New 7 room Co Bush Hill Road he en tered^ nursing home four see Qonnan Motor Salaa. hlg drhriiig achooL Thraa aldllad, can en tiy 15 Oak Street 9-5132. ranch, built-in range. Recreation 1. Assistant Manager PICNIC TABLES—8 foot $19.95, 8 air-conditioned. Marlow's, 867 lonial, IV2 baths,’ breezeway. two- One year old split level (Holly ssi"' ^ --vw. Salea 4bd Sarvlet. MS Main courtanu Instructors. Class room net work' done. Honest and rails* 'Goumes and Classes 27 I . room, porch, awnings, plastered years ago, I couldn’t get back 2. Mechanics to service automa foot $22.95, 29" wide tops, 10” Open Thursday evenings until 9 PLEASANT large heated room, Main St. 343 SUMMIT ST.—Custom built 5 car attached garage. Built-ins. Im wood type), 6 rooms, 114 baths, Street Ml S4BTL O pw Inrtructtcoa fo r 18, 16. 17 year bis wsritmanshlp. Call Roacoe free parking, on bus line. 146 gar^e. Reasonably priced. Carl into the habit of slteplng. tic bowling equipment. seats. Braced, bolted 2" western- Closed Moni^ys room frame brick veneer, 1V4 mediate occupapdy $23,900. R. E. large lot, traffic free. 10 minutes yy'.;“S., ., 4.,.’ 9 ' olds. .Tei^hcna Mr. Mortloek, Tliompaon,. MI 8-1890 tor estl- ELTOTf^NICS -men and women Center St. MI 3-5002. ton W. Hutchins. Ml 9-5132. "So one night I was Just sit WANTED — Ctoan uaed can. Wt 8. Counter help—Male and fe fir Or . western . spnjce. W. J. stories, living room, dining room, Dimock Co., Realtor, Ml 8-5245. to aircraft. Reasonable occupancy. Dtractor of Driver Education. matea 18 to’ 60. G e t's well-paid position. ELECTRIC STOVE, $75. Electric ting staring at the floor when I buy, trada down or trada any Learn Electronics, Television male Zinker, MI 9-5444, TR 5-1866. Bnslness Locanora kitchen, 2 bedrooms, ceramic SPACE — LOTS OF IT! thing. Douglaa M elon, Stt 'Cain. MI 9-7888. BIDWECX HOME Improvement 4. Clerk Typist. dryer. $75. Refrigerator, $25. MI bath, open porch, full basement. XLII thougt qf t ^ n g to make a mosaic servicing In two evenings a week. ROOM NEAR bath for a gentle for Rent 64 VERNON Cb. Atteratlona, additlona ga- 3-0095. , , Lot 109x 15o . j^mediate occupan Four beautiful bedrooms and out of those little aquares o f linole liARBON’S OomMetlent’a Brat U- "Leam-by*dolhg." Evening class Please give full particulars. ENAMEL COMBINATION sink and man. .Parking. 54 High 8U Box Mt. Drive. OLDER CARS, madtanlna .fpa- ragaa. RooGng and riding experts. cy. Marlair Robertson, Broker, bath on second floor. Living .room, WEST SIDE—New listing. Two- um, And that’s when they all be oensed driving achooi .rained. .. starting now at Connecticut's set-tub. Call MI 8-4873 after *. WESTINGHOUSE refrigerator STORE .FOR RENT, excellent lo Nice 5 room ranch on 1^ acres clala, ttxlt younelf can, ahniya Aluminum clapboards a specialty. J b 3-5953. dining room, kitchen and den or family, 4-4 duplex, 8 twin-size bed gan to think I was wacky." . Certlflad and m p p rv n i, is -'ow of Oldest Electronlde. School. Cali P. O. BOX 942 Good condition. Reasonab'e. MI cation 800 square ft., alr-condl of wooded lot, basement study with a good aalectlaa. Look bahlnd our Unexcelled workmanship. Easy ROOM TO RENT. Inquire 88 another bedroom or first floor. rooms, excellent location.. Handy Airs. Bums Bsys she haunted o c 5 ^ Douglaa Motora, 838 Main. fering claeiroom and behind Hartford: JA 5-8^ for informa Manchester, Conn. HOT AIR furnace, complete with 8-0517. tlcned optional. Tel. MI S-llOi. QUALITY BUILT — 614 room many built-in bookcases, and fire budget terms, AD 9-6496 or TR tion. New England Technical In- Gerard St: MI 3-5047. Front porch, garage, garden space to bus, church and ahoppins- "lood hardware stores,' spending hours wheel InatructloB for Managers. ducts, registers, oil burner, ther ranch, full basement with fire investment proper^ Priced to sell, place. Favorable FHA financing 6-9109. atltute, 88 Union Pj’afce, Hartford dOMHERCIAL bustneia or office and trees. FHA value $16,000. Sell selecting' squares of the linoleum NEED A CAR and had your credit Ml 4-6078. mostat and tank. Good condition. ATTRACTIVE bedroom with .con place, plastered walls, full insu $15,200. R. F. Dimock Co.. Resit’ •. with small down paymentr Price 8, Conn. Call MI 9-9031 NORGE AUTOMATIC washer, in specs tor rent. Up to 6500 square ing price $15,300. 817,200. tile from racks o f different col turned down? Short on down pay ALL TYPES of carpsntry work Situations Wanted— necting living room. Also single lation, fireplace in living room, MI 9-6245, or Barbara Woods, MI ors. Then, she would tsdie them Maine Blueberry Pancakes ment? Rad a reposseaalon? Don't EARLY’S DRIVING School—stand done, alterations, - dormers roof excellent condition. 8* Wells St. feet. WUi rib-divlde. Mam Street. ceramic tile batl), built-in oven .. Call , , . 9-7702; Robert Murdock, Ml 3-8472. ard and automatic dual controlled Female 88 PORCELAIN, SINK 81" with left room. In quiet home tp refined home and cut them up In little ve up! See Douglas Motors, get ing, porches, etc. Call MI 9-0981. gentlem.in. Central. MI 9-7410. Located dear Center. Plenty of andrsL-cge, hatchway, all city STORRS e lowdown on the lowest down cara. Class room instructions for Bonds— Stocks Mortgages 31 hand drain. All one piece. Ex COMPLETE unit of dlshwasheri Phone MI 9-5339 or MI MADELINE SMITH, Realtor pieces, like confetti. HIGH SCHOOL girl would like disposal, sink and counter. Very utilities, amesite drive. Near DESIGNED BY A WOMAN First she cuts the tile up into By OECELY BBOW N8TONE < ’ Take your cl|o6ee o f < Sand smalleat paymenta anywhere. 15-16-17 year olds. For day and baby fitting Job by day or hour. tremely reasonable. ’Cedar chest, Bundy Lane IMPROVE YOUR CREDIT - A good condition. Only $1.50, May be Apariments— Flats— Main V Street bus line. Immediate MI 9-1642 rosy ham «. hrown Uttle porti Not a small loan or finance' com evening appointments call Mr. Experienced. Call MI 9-8513. $6. Mahogany .arm chair. Call MI pincy. Unusual 4 bedroom home (2 Charming 7 room home, 3V4 little, long, fst, thin and squats AP Newefeaturee Food E«ter Roofing— Siding 16 multitude of monthly os-’ments 9-7782 between 4-9 p.m. seen Monday thi-migh Friday be FOR SALE-Rent. Equipped soda occupi Charles Lesperanpe, pieces. It's a haphazard process sauqaf ea to serve v/tth the grtodla pany plan. Douglas Moton, 833 Early, M I 9-1893. Tenements 6.1 MI 9-762())v- 514 ROOM Ranch, fireplace, base floors).. Also offers pleasant ar hatha two-car garage on % acre Come summer, to our way o f may be lumped Into one second fore 4:30 p.m, 61 Steep Hollow ahop luncheonette, 133 Kprjce St., cakes. If you want to taste haaTsn, Main St. RAY’S ROOSTNO OO.; shingle and Iff YEAR OLD girl would like to ment. Nice tet.'» G(X)d condition. rangement for In-laws. Dining lot. Short wqlk to University. because at this, point ehe doesn’t thinking pancakes made with mortgage with payments of only 20" ROTARY mower,'aelf-propelied Lane. 4’4 ROOM, fully furbished anart- Man-eater. Call EX port 9-6088, s ' know where they’re going to go. have some real maple syrup on built-up rooto, gutter and conduc $22.25 for each $1,000 you need. care for children during summer spur LEVEL — 7 rooms, 1% CaU evenings ACI 9-8456. room (or family room) 12x15 with fresh hlueberrtes are every Amer Motorcycles— neycles 11 $99.0.*; treg. $139.95. discontinued ment, centrally located, heat in Saybrook. ’Ihen she glues them onto a piece hand. Last but ot ieast, ass tiast 1957 DODGE tor work: roof, chimney repairs, Dial CH 6-8897 and ask Frank vacation. Experienced, refer FOR SALE—30" Glenwood gas baths, recreation room, laundry fireplace, dining area, 22’ living < Moulton Road ican family’s Inalienable right-. model). Marlow’s, 867 Main St. cluded, $90. Call ML 9-6808. VERNON—Convenient to bus and of hardboard. ’’ When the picture butter is tijere—out ki tldy 'aquaras Station Wagon $1695 MANdHElSTER Cycle Shop aells Ray Hagenow, Ml 9-3214; Ray Burke or Mrs. Carter how Con ences, Call MI 9-8415 after 5 p.m. range, 9 cubic fqot Westinghouse LARGE PLEASANT store, excel room , garage, combination ' win- room with attractive open stair Diatinqtlve log lodge, year But until recent years most cooka Jackson. MI 8-8835. dbws, amesite- drive,_ city' Water shopping.'New 6 'Toorn home. Ex way. 3>4 baths, effictenf kitchen, around living, in a wooded setting is finished, she fits It into a framd. had to stand over the‘ hot stove and left out of ths refrigerator new' bicycles, American and Hkig- necticut Mortgage Ebcchange, 15 refrigerator. MI 9-0818. lent for grocery, TV, or appliance cellent - value, $13,700. H. B. Only $195 down SET OF Encyclopedia Americana, and sewerage, large' lot. This built-in oven and stove, disposal. about two acraa, 7 rooms, 1 bath, She says: baking them while everyone else long enough to aprsad aartly and lish. Services all makes. We carry Lewis Stl^ Hartford. aalesroom, etc. Good size front Grady. Broker. MI 3-8009. full line- of parts and accesaories. COUGHLIN ROOFINO Oompany, Situations Wanted— Male 39 30 volumeVi. $25. MI 9-2*20. 1957 EA.8Y BPIN Dry washing ma windows. 8110 monthly. Cell after home is in Mcellent condition. Laundry room, enclosed 23x10 garage. Quick occupancy. 10 min- "Sometimee I'- have . a general sat at the dining table and en lusciously over each oakso Inc. Aluminum riding, aaphalt- • SEPTIC TANKS breezeway with fireplace.' Mrny Idea of what J’m doing but it 1957 DE SOTO Will buy good used bikes. MI chine, Excellent condition, $90. 8, MI 9-1680 or MI 9-3649. 99 Sum Charles Le^perqhce, MI 9-7620. MANCHESTER—Falknor Drive. 6- utea walk to University. Ideal set joyed stashing them away. AlalM IHueberry lieeea tee aabaatos roofing. Also alunomum, Help Wanted— Female 35 COLLEGE STUDENT. Do odd MI 3-2889, CLEANED and INSTALLED bullt-Uis. Double garage. Full base up for .professor o f students, doesn't alwajrs coma out accord Now modem appliances solve 2-Door Hardtop $1695 9-2098. 149 W. Middle Tpke. mer 8t„ room Cape, one unfinished, Ingradlents: 9 cups afftad flaur, gaivantasd or copper gutters and Jobs, lawns, gardens. Driver’s li ABC OIL SPACE heater, heats 8 BEAUTIFUL—S./foom ranch, ment. About % acre, delightful ing to plan. ; that problem. Recently we madq leaders. $Q 4-77OT. - SECRETARY—Local law office. cense. Free to travel. Ml 9-9125. baths, enclosed breezeway With screened porch; Good condition. 2 teaapoona double ac.ttng belong Only $295 down rooms adequately. MI 3-76**! N • SEWERS AIR-CONDITIONED 8-room office. All 9-2046. view. 2 miles from Ellington Ridge COVENTRY Mrs. Bums, a beautician who our firat-of-the-summer blueberry CUSHMAN MOTOR scooter, re Shorthand and typing required. MACHINE OLEA.NED 100% Main Street location. Park- 2-car garage, amuite drive, oil Country (!nub, 9 miles from Man haa her own ahop, came up with pancakes in the cool and quiet powder, 1 taaepoon baking soda, K* ROOFING 8IDINO, painting. Car- MASON, carpenter and painter de 1 tee^ ooR a iR ,' 1 taUeapoona built motor. Call PI 2-8330. Excellent working conditions. 36 -Ing. Marlow’s, $67 Main St. heat, baseboard ' radiation ap MANCHESTER—Specihl this week chester. Owners in Florida- wish Silver Street a picture called "Witch Doctor” kitchen; then, as each batch fin 1958 EDSEL. Alterations and additlona. hour week. Write Box F. Herald. sires work. $2.25 per hour, Tel-. proximately 114 acye lot, large sugar, 2 sags, 2 cups bui;te(nhUk. CH A-8161 nights only. Boats and Accessories 46 Exceptional Charm f • IN*STALLATION ^ only. Beautiful. four room home, quick sale. Beautiful old Colanial .1743. Me- that won her a prize In a national ished baking, we idled' them on to 9 Psssen8«r Statl pairing old, good, field dogs. MI 4-1414. h.p. Elgin motor, ran less than 20 park-like comer lot. breezeway to biiy: One week’s occupancy. tion ’x>0m, porch. Shade trees, er moving out of state. A buy at Ings, barn, coops. Beautifully laiid- "But," she aaya, " 1 Just wtah came from a A'ew York restaurant It’s A Doll, Save nek. Prompt efficient aervlce. EXPERIENCED SICWING and garage. Quick aale wanted Call MI 9-4114 before 8 p.m. for $12,800. Many more buys like •capad grounds, tbquj 88 acres. the manufacturers would make bine; stir in sifted' diy ingradl- roofs of all kinds. New rooft. gut MINIATURE poodles, 8 weeks old, hours. One Mastercraft trailer, Ml 9.4143 good condition. Ciharlea Lesper- that specialisea in foods from Guaranteed workmanship. MI due to. owTier’s transfer. appointment. the ones listed above from $6500 ESTATE For appointment to- Uispect or more blue and white ones. They’re ents: fold In meited butter and 1957 MERCURY ter work, chimneys cleaned r >- solid black, AKC registered MI MI 3,5604. Can be seen st 45 ance. MI 9-7620. piacUcally every region' of the 94976. . paired. Aluminum siding. 30 MACHINE OPERATORS Riverside Dr. ‘ and up. Call the Ellsworth Mitten further Information please phone nice for sky and water scenes.’’ country. The rule calls for butter blueberriee. Bake on wrtl-greaaed Coloney Park 3-0147. ' TWO-FAMILY, 4-4 duplex. Good Agency. Realtors. All 3-6930, griddle untU top bubbles apd be RADIO-TV REPAIRS, any make— years’ experience. Free esti Location excellent, 35 minutes to milk phis plenty o f leavening — mates. CaU Howley, MI 8-6861, MI AND TRAINEES FOR SALE- 24 ft, Chris Crsft ex JARVIS REALTY CO. condition. Ideal location. Call own Stephen Rose MI 8-7308 gins to look A ry around edges: 4-door 9-pas8. Station. Wagon- cars, amplifiers, phonographa and FOR SALE—AKC black poodle, LEGAL ADVERTISteMENT Hartford. Fine old rural colonial. and the cakes cjm e off the griddle 8-0768. standard, very reasonable. Go300,M,I8-IB56 er, AH 9-0958. VERNON (Manchester Line)- turn'end brown other side. (We changers Over 47 years total ex MI 3-1725. Dining room, breakfast rpoQi, pan CharoUaiae Oldcat large; fat. fluffy, golden-brown 1959 EDSEL Apply Manchester Modes, Inc. blood 'Ine, Call Rockville" TR PI 3-8811, Ml 8-7M7 . AUDIT REPORT try, 15x30’ living room, master oed- and satisfying. use unsalted butter for baking perience 90 days guarantee on all ’ 6 room Ranch- J. WAT«()N BEACH A CO. the griddle cakaq.) A scah' q u ^ Two Hardtop Corsairs —work. *- Potterton’a. Ml 9-4687. \ 8-4537 before 6. 1214 FOOT King Craft runabout Hey Mom! Notice is hereb.v given that the >. Expandable attic room, two double bedrooms -and Frankfort. Ky. The oMeet Don’t be stingy when. you add Heating and Plomhing 17 Pine St. Audit Report of the books.and ac Town of Bolton nursery, teen dorm. Paneling, 8 known breed of cattle is the the blueberriee. Hie usual propor ter-cup of baiter for each mahes Ndw Cars, Save boat, upholstered. Windshield, *' Beautiful 'stone fireplace* JA 2-2115 hefty griddle cakes ACakea 4 to g SajOCTROLUX OWNERS- Prompt running lights bow and stern, counts and financial records o f the * Basement garage fireplaces, beamed ceiling. 1 1/8 CharaHaiM, which Is very rare tion ia t cup o f berries to 3 cups 8. Wa t s o n ,'PLUMBING anC heat- Manchester, Conn. Articles For Sale 45 servings. friendly service on your Electro trailef and 14 h.p. Bvinrude MAGAZINE Eighth School and Utilities for (Caucus Notice * Near parkway acres, giant shade trees, view, in the United States. Only about of flour; but we use 1);4' cupa o f 1959 LARKS lux (R) cleaner. Pick up and ds- big contractcr. New Installationa, )stone walls. IQ minutes to lake MONEY-MAKER TOP son ,.—Possibly the cle neat motor. MI 9-2061. the two years ending May 31. ^ Republican electors of-’^e ’ Asking $i4,^90Q;______1,500 - head of purebred GhatoL rberriee and our. eaters heartily 2 doors, 4 doors. Uvety. Call Bleetrafux authortsed altisratlon work and repair work. SEPTIC TANKS COVER 1969. Is n ow 'on file in. the office privileges. T4 -mile to shopping, all Ml 9-8808. ATTENTION —Houaewivea living and must fertile delivered save aome extra records, according to ths NatiOBal ^ BRUNN.ER S July 20, 1969, at 8 P.M. Purpose o f ^ . -A' payment required. $875, Owner, f WANTED—Chain eaw work, trees tora. Call MI M774 or AC 8-3404, and North Main St. Excellent SPECIAL! SP|GIAL! Monty here it the eompllance with Section 824 o f the th caucus will be to nominate can Paul P. Fiaoo AH 8-0458 Other unit Is owner occupied — from there to Texas end Louietana. berries to throw in for the laat Associaion of Automotiva ACu- YOUR LARK DEALER earning , opportunity fOr women General Statutes Revision of 1949. CoveiUrJr, Conn. PI 3-7850 after «tally worth $800 more » month. cakes. I cut. Reasonable rates. Call PI Machine Cleaned didates for the following town of- 8:30'p.m. New there are a few in Kentucky. tual Insurance Cempaqlse. . I .2-7858 betwaeii-X:80 to-4:80 or any who have 2-3 hours spare time a Owner anxious for immediate hoiiite yojit*tie been Edward Tomkiel f i . t o be acted, upon in the blen-. Expenses are only $115 per month. Mo’vihg— Trutkihg— dav. We train you. Call today. CH sale on this all brick 6-room SepHe 'CaAlis,- Dry Wells, Sewer ' Town Clerk SCHOOL STREET . And, beat of ail, the price is only I time Sauirday and Sunday, LIpes In»tallsd—Ofllar Water lookinfi fot. nisi town election on October 6, Mns, Next to Vittner’s u arcen a,' *-1*58.-, . ranch home. 3 bedrooms, full 'Dated at Manchester this 30th SIX ROOM ranch, full baaement, 811,700. Located, in an 'nduatrial Storage 20 proofing Done'. 1959; ' One 9-room 2-family flat. Talcottville I HAROLD A SONS RuhUah Rem ov STORE basement. Attached garage, half Nestled bn a beautifully day o f June, 1959. attached garage. Green Manor. zone. House in good repair, good First .Selectman, Selectman, On,e--8-room dwelling. heating, artesian, septic tank*. al—Paper and ashes. Call MI MANCHESTER Movtqg and Truck acre lot. AA Zone. Unbelievably landscaped lot this home is Near Buckley School. Aluminum ‘ ■ Open Evenings',9, Sat'.'^O 9-4034. McK i n n e y BROS. Town IlSrk, Registrar of Voters, On two separate lots. SUCH IS LIFE... IN SUBURBIA TODAY! ing Company. Local and Star Special. 8 room Cape Cod First NaUonal Bank of Man 1607 MAIN 8T. room, modern G-E kitchen bers), Zoning Board of Appeals • 5'a room Ranch AFTER 5 P.M. PI 3-8SI1 ’ / new ranch, 3 bedrooms, with garue and aluminum siding. Legal Notice chester, located '*• at Manchester, fully equipped, picture lyjok (one 1959-1964), one 1960-1965 • 2 atone fireplaces ■ '• Reduced! Reduced! recreation room. lx>t term). Constables (fouri. Grand Owners Florida bound. Price re • O l OUVER Connecticut, with a branch ■ pfflce bathroom, 2 oversized bed duced to. $14,250. Features include • Plastered walls.i •a' rooms, closet space galore, 160x295. 816,500. Jurors (three). Fire Commis UMITATION OMd EB 41 Colchester, Connecticut, is Owrter orders price reduced $500 vestibule, fireplace, copper plumb .* Built in appliances ST A COURT o r PROBATE htld closing its aft Irs. All creditors of on this extra special Cape Cod laundry room on 1st floor, BOLTON I-AKE sioners (two 1959-1962, two • Aluminum combinations St Msqchsater. within snd (or the Has Eurepa's Finast ing, oil heat, amesite drive, city Dlttiict of Manchester on the Mth day the AssoclaClon are, therefore, home at 237 Woodland SJ. 6 basement rinisbed into fabu Llyiiwood Drive Lake- 1960-1963, one unexpired term • Large scre'ened-in porch Sport m m I Economy 1959-1961), Town Planning Ctem- water, sewer. An excellent lot o( June. 1969 notified to present claims for pay n n IN VALUE LAWN MOWERS rooms, all finished, nicely land lous rec roo^p and extia bed.' view 8 rppm year-round with ttees. Sho'Wn by appointment. • Basement garage. ' , Preaent. Hon. John J. Wallett. Judge. ment to the undersigned at 821 scaped lot. Close Jo schools, bus rqpm, 2 car garage, wall-to- cottage, furnished'for ith- misalon (one 1959-1964, one 1960- • O vfr 2 acres land Eetate of Robert D. IfcConnejl, late A^ 3-627$. Brae-Burn Realty. o( Hancheater in aald Dlatrict. de M ^ Street, Manchester, Conn.' ONLY $16,900 SHARPENED. and shopping. City water and wall carpeting.' This is a msdiate c i» y llvlfig. $7,- 1965), Public Building Commis • High elevation sion (tw o 1959-1961, two 1959- ceased. * * * ' converse sewerage. home for family that 500, Dqn't be sorry tb- ' $12,600--Attractlve 6 room Cape, • 13.700 assiimes money agving On motion of Violet M. McConneU ol The above notice is published In Spacious 3 bedroom ranch, pan REPAIRED wants the best. • 1963, two 1959-1965). present mortgage. aaid_ Manchester, administratrix. . CARS eled fireplace wall, family size morrow-^all today I aluminum storms, ameiiite drive, ORDBUtBO: That six mhotha from accordance with Federal law. JR. Chuididstes must file notitos of large trees, near bus, shopping kitchen with dinette area, tiled l AU work guaranteed. Free I « m .v „ 2 , 7 0 0 Shown by appointment only, LAWRENCE F. FIANO Iht 28th day of June, 1969, ba Sad the Hartford National Bank ahd 'Trust I Pick-up aed delivery. We “sr 4-1189. their intention to seek nomination and school, Carlton W: Hutchins, same are limited and aOowSd (or tha • lE R K a E Y Company la continuing and will bath, finished family room in- to these offices with the xlsrk of craditors within which to briw in (hair Jalao tharpeli axee, scissors. I JO 9-5132. . BROKERS AH 8-3788 claims atainst said estate, aad said continue at the same locations' the full basement. Located on Ash Wi a E. Hdwlsad, the Town Committee, Mrs. .Robert twtw V land St., Just a short walk to ■ chisels, planer bladee nod] PAINTINC and JARVIS REALTY GO. Jarvis Realty Co. Paul P. Fiano AH 8-0658 adinlnlatratrlx Is directed to idv* Pub former buaineea of the Firat Na 1 knives. OFFICE PHONES: Realtor Miller, Ceqk Dr., or Mrs. Donald ROOCVfLLB—4 apartments In lic notice to the creditors to bring In tional Bank of Mimcheater, having all facilities. MI 8-4113 ^ Ml 9-13(R) OOlee JMI 8-1108 Tedlqvd, Rt. 85, on or before July their claims within said Unia lUlewad • ^ G G O M O M L E MI 8-4U3—MI 9-1300 cantor of town conaistlng of 6, 6, 6 JIANCHESTER—4 room ranch, by. publithlng a copy of this order in purdhased its assets and'asaumed PAPER HANCINQ 815 Mala Street IT. . and I rooma. Good income and re centrally located, new aluminum EVENINGS CALL: Evening. ' aowa newapapar.havlag a eireulatloa in Ita deposit* $nd 'ther liabilities. JAR VIS REA LT Y 00. IRUNO MOSKE TELEPBUNK Maacheqtor Norma P. Tsdfprd, Chairmaji pair. Pries Is 820.900. For more aiding^ city water and aewtrage. said nrobata district wljhiii tea days Come la i See Me Sosa Mrs. Wagner, Ml 8-1955 Mrs. Wagner, Ml 8-1955 ’ Republican Town Oommltteq. Information call Phllbrick Agan- from tha data of tMa order and return John 8. G. Itottner MI S-4US—sn t-isoo Price $11,900. FhUbriek Agancy, -r tt. ,0 TEL. M I 3 -0 7 n M l 9-3266 Mra. Megonlgle. PI 3-S811 Mrs. Msganlgto.,PI 3-8811 July 1,1G89 ^ , ey. J a 9-8686. I-MX 0-8684. ’ ' George C. Lesaner M I S-1965— M I S-1M7 Mr. WertHier, MI 8-T84T liquidating Agents
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. r ^WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 196$ ' The WMthtr ^▼erhge Daily PrcM R ub Fereeaat of D. R. WaatRar Btlnaa M u n e l jt ^ r E ttfitU tg JN T ralii For the Weak Ihided ■ i- ■ ■■ . . -• J . May ISrd, !•$• CXeartng, M r. rooter ' imilgM. I/OW $4MM. Friday tolr, oot oracfi About Town ! 12,925 i l a « f rhgagd In tontoeratore, Mlgll tfl- Member of the Audit *p. A p«rty In Honor ol Ui« 3^th; Bnrea* o f Gtreulatfoa -* ./ w«ddla( Rnnlvgtwrv o( Mr. and MtauineMteT-^A tify 0/ ruuig0i>nnrm Mr».‘’JnMph Mtteheli. South Wind- made jiist K ter.-ww'held it the Ztp»#r Chit! PRICK FIVE CENTS MANCHESTER, CONN.. THURSDAY, JULY 2, 1959 (OMatflad Advorttalng m Pag* Saturday htffW- H gl'en hy tor you! t l S V I ! . - VOL.’LXXVIII, n o . 232 (FOURTEEN PAGESV (h^r dui^lHter and »oJi'ln-laW’.-Mv. «rd Mr». ISIton KnoW’je* of Col Thoft wkot yOU' P0X8O"9 ywlmwll (aoVj ood ft*ll chester; and about ISO people were tile, with it< propb'iic'oed bm vra o"d oH ©'■ar preaent reflect r.ti iuti ypdr ityf*. too: lo beouttiul ‘Q u estioilgble H onor^ R ed C ross U nit Member* ot the tVBA punning col&rj bod lobf'O Come io quifli ood cHoO'e yov'i -ta attend the picnic on iuly 7 at IfOm our gtritid naw collection 0. p.m. at Sperry * Glen and who H ere M ay Join baiNi not mkde reieen-atlons are r p f-jj A 'k ' Kozlov Calls for attced to contact either Helen Kel W ith H artford ler or ti^ne Vinrek. In caee.pf rfln State icit the picnic xs1ll be held in t>dd 1*'el- ftrw* hall.- - ’ Sptiicnng your 4th of July wtekund ^ th* bMieh, in the eeuntry or «t homo? No mottor where yon'H Crippled by lack of money, Sleetil^ of the ^Ish American the Manchester Chapter of Club wrllT au held even- second bo this wookond, let Hcrio't outfit you in leisure thno dofhot. Our ttoek w m novor moro eomploto; on Recession the American Red Cross may Wednesday el , sure' that every welfare dollar; la day the State Welfare Depart plicanta. the chapter'e board of director* 0.^.7O, inatead of ithe uaiiai f;30.'aH "Many of the recommendatibna spent efficiently and economical Uie home of Joseph .Snlllvafi. .317 ment’s |13 million deficit the will decide aoon whether to aak the- ■'i' Wants New can be acted upon immediately/' ly.” Hartford chapter for admiaaion. & Spring St- Immediately after the SPECIAL last biennium was due to fac Shapiro aaid without apecif>ing In the. matter of whether the officlBl weigh In the'group will alt SPECIAL SALE! tors generally beyond the de- state's needy Were being ade This decision was reached at *. w’hich would get priority treat chapter'meeting last night. dtns-n to a harberue supper pre- m partment’fL control. ment. quately taken ^care-df, the report \ A pared by. Sfilltvan. Following the XVMJ.V TRICOT But the firm, in a special re placed the Welfare Departnrient in The chapter's treasury is in Era in U. S., "Others will require lortg-range critical shape. Gorman aaid. barbarUe the men will play bad- SALE port iaaued today, aaid the depart a getierally favbrable light. .... planning and Intensive work both The fund dnX'e in Marph netted mthlon and pihjrpong. ment'* average payment* to wel with the staff of the department The.CRA'a report did not men fare caaee were the higheet In the tion former St*le\Welfare Com only $».000. Of this amount, $4..300 aa well as with other agencies on waa^aent to the National Red Soviet Ties Rcglatratlon for-fommunton on PANTIES nation and labeled thi* a ''poeltion the local, atate and federal level*.” missioner ■ C hristyH anas. who Sunday at the Zion Laitheran Regular $1.00 Pair failed to receive Gov,\Ribicoff'a re- Croia. Of the remaining 14,.300. AND of queationable honor,” The Governor aaid the report *$2,.500 ha* been earmarked for the Washington, July 2 W*)— Church will be held Fnday from 3 The 24-page atudy, made by the "contains many constructive rec to 4 and from 7 to R p m. ommendations that Will give new (Continiled on Page' Thirteen) Mancheate'i' blood program. _ i Soviet p'irat Deputy Premier 00 gauge new slim seam Community Reaearch AaoBclates. Of the $2,000 left. $1,000 has waa begun at the raqueat-of Govv Frol R. Kozlov said today _th® Emanuel - Concordia Vacatioit BRIEFS .sheer ifull fashioned hos been spent on last year’* program, iery. New summer shades Abraham Rlbicoff and hia commla- to keep the chapter from going ilme haa come to abnlish (Jnce Church Jlrhooi wiU hold Its j-loaln aioner of Finance and Control, program Friday night at 7:1.5 % of golden or copper. Re Bridegroom Grim^ Nervous into debt.. and .for all the auspicion and George J. Conkling,„ln March. Start Year with $1,006 | the aanctuary of Emanuel dither inforced heel and toe for UF -A-'::. distrust which he said mars an Church. At this ttma attendIF All lare trim lovely feminine look! All with The reaearch group la a private Thi* means the chapter started extra wear. organization headed by Henry O. the 10.36-6n fiscal year yeaterday'K;^ international relatione. . anoe award* will he dlalrlhuted. full ela.atic, waist band.?. i . ^ i ■ Kozlov called for a new era o f and there will alao be an oppor Page.’ One of the member* who S I with onlv $1,000. participated in the atudy waa Ber '■'?5 U.S.-Soviet friendship wWch he i tunity for parent.* and friend* to ff'hitp Royal Bride 'The reason for the lack of suc- BRIEFS. a>|^ . . . Box of 3 poir nard Shapiro, who took over the I cea* in the fund drive, aaid Oor- pictured aa a basic foundation for view the work don? by th* chil office of Connecticut* welfare future wqfld peace. dren the past two week*. SiHM .S to R...... Each / X C I man. was that Manchester resi HANDBAGS plus a miniature bot> commiaaioner yeaterday. j dents have donated to the' Red Addressing a. combined meet STEP-IN PANTIES. Shapiro aald In a atatenient h e; Cross through the busineaaea end ing ofi the National Preaa -Club and Intended to carry out recommen- At Brussels Nuptials factories where- they work. the,Overseas Writer* Club, the Sizes B lo 10...... Each I *WW rieofMARY CHESS vlaittng Soviet official said tliat / o r your hoVuluy dationa made by the Page com Theae businesses and factories ' S*:- .. •' ■ / L. T. WOOD GO. pany "a* aoon aa practicable.” ! are predominantly In Hartford, #o only recognition of “ the prtnclplM TOILET WATER. / of peaceful coexlatahce" could per u vvUvnd. . . Theae recommendation* includ- Bv EDDY GIIJMORE ^miHiion,___ she broke down and cried. ' that thoiiaanda of/-dollars.' given ICE PLANT I.INGERI7 DEPT. efl a tightening up of the line* of ^ Bhuisels. Belgium. July 1 >/?' ! her long henda once more flying bv Manchester resident* to the mit the use of atomic science for SI BISSELL ST. . . 'h* - T the benefit of mankind to htiUd a MAIN FIAKlR I Printi Albert of Ldege. heir pre- j to her face. Red Croaa cannot be tapped Eaay to clean ivliile plastic: All For/ [siimptive to the Kdgium'throne, i The bridegroom, younger nroin- use by Manchester people. ji/ / - period of progress "unprecedented Zuhc*'C,rn*hed'Mockn ulao' removable rover* In history.'' /. m ^ j lo/lay married a .weautifiel blonde! er or bachelor /4ing Baiidoin, was r’LrTCH BAGS in many al- Exceptional C laim s B ackedq ' Italian princess who broke down ifiim and nervous through the long (ConMniied Page He- en) The address was telecast na- (rartlve atylca. with gi glea midway through the ! cei emoniea that began with a civ j tlonwide by NBC. The Jovial, 50- glitteriug church wedding mairiage service the B niss'ls' year-old Soviet leader apo)ie in $|.00 ^ $2*^® . Values! v H anas Asserts The rad'ant 21-year-old bride. roval palace. : Rusalan. An Interpreter, V.-.N. Dona Paola Rtiito di Calabria, was Riding in an .w^u car along *,he State A irm an ' Sukhodrev, translated Kozlov's Hartford, July 2 Ousted State asked b./ Joseph Oardinel Van proce.ssion route from the paiare ..o'' X , , ! words into English. THE OFFICE IIAXDBAOS I ' ■ '■' ’ F oe%’, the olllcialing clergyman, to the church 'or the .-el'.giou.s f . 'Tb| "I 2.25 Welfare Commissioner Christy Koztbv. whom some obeerver* Main Moor At Entrance ccitmony. the b. ui'i waved ga'IV-; 1 1 1 f Hanas today look a "I told you ao" "Have you come here of your own portray as the likely successor to DR. MORHIS C. philosophy toward the receni- free will to engage in marriage?” The crowds loved it with e x cle i cr>s for "Paola I Pfcola! P.iolal" Premier Nikita 8. Khrushchev, mendattoha of a special reaearch •‘Yea,” »he rej>)ied in French aaid he considered this address a team which ha* just completed a Albert looked nervous and glum, FANXHER and then suddenly halted, giggled g.ving onl.v an occaainnal aa/it • R escued at Sea i matter Of "high responsibility.” aurvey of the agency that he head and couldn’t go on. Kozlov suddenly this morning BEACH BAGS ed for more than four year*. Just ‘ before the church. 122 EAST CENTER ST. She bliish^, raised her left Madrid. July 2 HP) — a British canceled a scheduled tour (n Marj'- Commenting on the report of hand to her lips and flnall.v j land In order to devote his full I - „ Ju.'st the thing for .vmir bathing Community Research Associates, (Continued on Page Four) j freighter laat night rescued' one emothered her laughter. Hbr .sol- i time to preparation of the aul- IS CLOSED UNTIL , suit, towel, cp.snietics, sun glasses, the former commiaaioner declared: enin. 26-year-old t,room.' kneeling of th* four ci'swmen of a U.S. Air "It aiibstantiatea the stand that dresB. oXanne etc. Al! with waterproof lining in on her right before the Fiimate Force bomber w'hich crashed into The burden o f hia talk was that I conslatently took during my ad- MONDAY. JULY 6 print and solid colors. of Belgium, gave his bride a sym- ; the Atlantic off the Azorea. U.S... Soviet relations should bo miniatrarion when the Governor pathetic look. This seemed to', 960 Will Patrol bra-sized '«w im suits^ thwarted my efforts to adequately The 16th Air Force aaid the built on the'baais of friendship and alaff the department.” stesd.v her. survivor, Capt. Stephen Carter of trust, and he added that what bo '*1 .00 T, *3-98 Hanas resigned under pressure With only an occasional faint State Highways East Hartford, Conn.,' w*.* report-1 Vice Pffalden.t Btchard. N ''‘ P!I>-Wrs. Nixon and »qvi*lr.I)*ptity Premier Frol R. K ozW , t:hi|t had soon ao far in his tour o f thla LeVs Go Formal! from Governor Ribicoff last month tiembling er.i*' she completed the ed in good condition. H'e w a s: on the porch o f the PrMfdenf'a guest gu- house In VFaaliington w'here Nixon waa hoat at a rt- e o u n t r y . convinced Mm many — ALSO — as a result of a ' rtuining . xUspuU, long cere:nony performed, amid ! transferred from the Britlah atup.' Kozlov last ^AP Photofaxj, Amaricans are eonvincM tt la during'^** HALE'S JULY WHITE SALE! IW^WVar Ifia'geantriJ ■ arH' -splendor, The dreaaed-up look achieved with fabrir elegance and beau ( over administration and budget Over Weekend ;,t)iiR, L^li,.(5pwa.n,.lo. A.,.U.?5,,.^J»XXfrT777tr777~~7' : ^ ; necoaaary "a* aoon a* poaslbte to tiful almpliclty of lin eT lie graceful uplift bra banded and. Low, low prices on FAMOUS BRAND sheets, pitlowcoses, mattress pads, FIHED and UNRHED TOURIST CASES policies. _ in the Roman 'Catitol' Collegiate ; eliminate causes of intornanonal BofUy ahirred, the waiatline deftly dipped, .the hipa slimlv Church of Sta. Mlcheel and 1 II FlUCttB I F6tc* aa$e "'Tn the Azorea. Gi.diile. -Wheii ahe took com-i ' Areirt ^So Good Eithrer* molded, with Rnxannc'a famed foundation fit’. I’olnr.forked m a ttre ss covers, bed pillows, towels, etc. In many attractive atylea. $ ] ^ Q Q $ 5 . 0 0 ( O o g M j ^ A C »«▼«'> W h ite M arine .^*^°aaid th* WATKINS- blac)c. .tiirnuoiae amj enpen Nina hundred and sixty | " T h ^ — ^ talked to ahow that they t i^ y '' In alaea 32 to 40. ' 5 1 0 . 9 8 forcement offleera will Con-1 ^ STOCK UP AND SAVE! nectlciit'a highways on the Fourth Sentenced to want pea/ce. SPORTSWEAR DEPARTMENT from Lajea. and Portugueae mr "I've seen real proof that that WE^T HALE'S DOMESTIC DEPART,MENt— MAIN FI-OOR, REAR. of July weekend. Florea Island aaid they saw three Curator Raps Ike conviction la correct,” he aaid. Take Elevator fo Second fTnor. The move follow* an order by persona jump by parachute. Aa for people In hla own country, Schools Held Best Place Gov,' Abraham Ribicoff earlier in j i E lectric C h air . Funeral-Sirvlcw Cartac ''*xi the plane's naviga- j which suffered heavy devastation the w¥$k for. a crackdown on in World W ar II, he aaid "for them. speeder* and drunken driver* to lor. ■^Others aboard were Capt. | ORMUND i. EXSt^ireet Roy E .. Fromm, .36. the aircraft Be«iifort, S-Ct, July t lAb— there la no other hatred greater To Combat Delinquency halt the plate’s mounting toll of " For Art Criticism A while Marine and » Negro 1 « EAST c e n t e r 8T. as ...oiw, commander, of Watertown. Wia.; than for war." seen onTV traffic fatalities. . Carithera, co-pilot. man were aenteaced In the same "The time haa come.” he de . MltcheU 8-7IM They will include 450 regular; Oklahoma City, and S. Sgl. Hal courtroom today to he eleetro- clared. "to aboliah for once and By G. K. nODBNFIELD ♦ "apirit of fair play, good will and atate policemen, 450 duxiliar.v of- g Sanaon, crew- chief, Marathon, New- York. July 2 o .1. Mulcahey ' Jayk I-evine entitled "Welcome ing on earlier this week. of foreign development loan, to (Tarter contended that .tale wit- ( 2 to 4 'per cent should be In spe as lie carries forward his efforts 1 Home," It depicts a rather hefty be iTnaiinM b.v direct approprto- »57 PONT,. - $2295 nesse. had looked to McTeer for, station 'wagon. I . a '• 'i cial classes. to revitalize the force. .. ..Presi-' aqd pompous major general being tlon. from .CongreiH*. It wain ■ ' The threat of an open break In dent Eisenhower announce*, that j ' . ' ______— ^ compromise, offered b.y .. Urn TRICOT the NEA over wording of a reaoltt-' (Oonliflued Ml Pngii'Seven) •57 MERC. . . . $1795 the first '49-star flag will pr raised j (Oontipued oa Page Seven) Democratic and Republican lead Modtere.v 4-door. . tlon on racial Integration In public to over Independence HalF in Phila-1 er., of a hot Issue that had deval- schools appeared to bc ea.slng. delphia on July 4 and then taken ■ . 1 1 op those fallen Mis* Universe o f, 1967. Carol; SUPS Earth■* aurti^cf and solemnly warn member, of th'e Senate Foraiga John XXIII appealed today to the For If—which God prevent—a new *56 CHRYS, $1695 'Worded atatement that can be ac Morris of Ottumwa, Iowa, be-; 10 Perish as Airliner] Relattoar committee. The Senoto leaders of rival, nations to "try war breaks offt. nothing else'will that all shoiVld. be. at long laM, AVtndaor 4-floor. cepted by most delegate*. come* the .bride of a Houston. : __ accepted It by a voice vote. Hale’s has a charming a.s.^oi'lment Allvocatea of a atrong resolution every approach" for peace : be await ot; confront, all . peoples, brought back to Viarmony, unity Teg., oil man. . .Marie Litr. 2$. y n i “ Jr * (such are the dreadful arma'menta. and B juai peace.” '56 OLDS...... $1695 of nylp'n tricot slip.s in lat’n and condemning segregated achool* cause a war with nuclear weapons gives np title of Mis. Mar.vlahd \jg*£gBflGS Itt FlRE'ilN PENTAGON S-88 Holiday aodan. _ embroidery trim, all amuiifl panels. atnf worke'd for"*upport.' All tndi-^ would destroy victor and van- which our age brings into, playi The, ' >pe »*4 -^ .^ believed tn be * 2-en: guards tn honpltal. and' routM That atatement said all citizen’* television to ' counteract what he ponder these mattera/''^udenlly many difference* in material'‘Voa- Louis Satchmo Armstrong leave. Summer call* for play clothea f,or comfort and relaxa », ssions," he conUnued. "There. Rome b.v plane J o r' home after late yesterda.v and disintegrated in | jj-jn? B26 Ma.rtin, II wqs demol- .hundreds of employes from the •55 VOLKS. .... $1095 every summer activity ahdiild approach, the matter in a called' a spreading tendency to and earnestly befora^^od the 3 j hnge defense hfsdquarter*. .\l- - ^ 2-door ardan. . tion. See Our aelection of waah 'n wear Jamaicaa and. judge; and, aa a result, with geri- ai;e too many esueed of emnitj; Ibed-Tidden stay In Italy. . .De- .a wheat field near here. All l,0j ished almost be.vond decognition, Bermuda*. Some plaid* with' matching blousea and a ward falsehood and ilifmorality. ' pnnet two hour, after the fire "Truth, unity .and'peace” were iiln* good wIlU be read.V to'try on accm'int of the theory - - I signer of Russia’s huge T,UI,1,4 air- aboard,- including eight of, the j The wreckage was spread over ,an t 'Started, firemen from a half ■55 CHRYS . . . '$1395 good aelection of aolfd color*. Red, willow green, black every approach • which ma.v lead sometimea defective, sometime* }hner!liner saysaavs 12 to 1516 ofn( the planesnlahea [I finh'*a...:,'. t„r,top e-e,-iitives, apparentl.vi area 1,60 yards in diaritetei', a sher- ' New Ibrker hardtop. and tan aiaea 10 In 16. Black Q O O Q EINfiERIEDEP.4KT.MENT Three Win Control the •iibjecta of the Pontiff's first dozen department. In the Wash encyclical letter to' the bishops of to the essential unity. This har- completely unjiiati concerning the 1 have alread.v been built and "aerl-I pei iahed. , Iffs deput.v reported. , playfex' living* bras and tari SfteTS and-20, i .''^ A . T O t o ’’^ * » . T O ington area still had been an- '55 FO R D _____; . $895 - MAIN KlAipn. c e n t e r .-- his,church since hi* coronation 'mony and unity, b.y which alone,, right o f ' property Among those production" will begin shortly.! The plane literally ; dug the.'-'iThe aifcraft hit with such im-, Of Seyinour Plant we say. the joint' prosperity of - ■•'A five month experiment shows graves for moet of them. -Only able to quench. the lire eating Sniillner, comertlble, ' ■ ■ .SPORTSWKAR'DEP.AKTMEXT—‘iiiil FI.OOK. eight months ago. i who Miflahly■ desire th «r own ad«- i pact .that only one, engine through lOlse ceilings and (loam • ' ’ . •N’ • • , • natioris will iindobutedly be in- [ that aeventh-g‘:-ade classesv that parts of the three bodies were; j the deputy, Robert Only Americo'i x: I elastic bra givci you tbeie exclu.ivt aloitic The enc.vclical began With, the vantage and convenience. on the second floor of the haUd- •53 CHEV. , .Y .. $595 Jlew Haven, July 2 (A>)T7ire* creased,' will be able to be re- j learned mathematics from tele found. Th% others evl;.ent|y ' obenour. The other englnfc ■ p re-, ttf'l .Mr 4 door. ' _ features for the cool comfortable freedom you wont all summer long, words.“Ad Petri cathedram" "fOmplo.vers should also prortde ing. dicaetdr^truateea of the Seymour '"Near Peter's chair.” It was dated stored onl.v when mind* are’' at' vision lectures in New York C?lty buried under the earth. _ ; gnmhblv was buried with the vie-'. We welcome charge acepunta! iJV/." Ureen Trading Stamps are given with in some suitable" wav' for the scored H.A perrefutig^e point, higher o, bios-cot slda popels move with you . . . breath* ¥nth you Mhmifahtiiring Co., long embroiled June 29, feast da.v of St, Peter peace and the rights of q)! recog Af darkness fell, the search for^ tim*. - •53 CHEV...... $495 nized. and due freedom shine forth worker* to share more and more in a teat than classes taught ip the INGRID .ANNULMENT UPSET 1.WI 2-door. b. criss'-^oss front lets you reoch and stretch freely cash sales'and also to rnstpmers who pay (heir charge account wilhin In a struggle for cont^ of the and was relea.sed for publication ill the fruits of their labor, and the bodies was called off. At that' Authorities'.'knowing now that Rome, July 2 ..P"— Rome . Arm, yesteri^y got It. Tiiey paid for the church, for peoples, and usual waV . . . F’ederal' Communi time it lya.s thought that only thiee; bAdies are unaccounted-'fiir,; ■ T ■ -fiflMn (l.>) days af(er billin^date. .('Free parking rear of store). Kklay. feel uiemsetvea partners J)n the appeal. c;o,irl has re\ erwd a' •52 OLDS...... $595 C. low oetiorv bocli Itretchei cross-woys Air $763,049 for a controlling interest.. foi'.life Individual citizen." ' cations C?ommis*io’n reject, an ap- or pos:vbly four per.sons " ‘ ^^.jn begin probing (he soft earth Tpe Pontiff warned that if na whole entei^rise." piloatton for a new radio station lower court annulment ot the B-W. 4-df>ore J only . . . never rides up or binds 'The trio bought 1,786 shares of ' The Pope urged the leaders of kllledj That belief wa.s pionip . 'today in an effort to recover them. [ 'marriage of Sivetll.h wreen Seymour stock at-.public auction tions do not aim at “ fraternal The Pontiff - .id-ijnlty in-the by '.the .Greenwich Broadcasting by the finding of four sets of tu«. plane . cra.shed ,hortlv he- Cooled unity which inust real on the. pre nations to remember Ihat "God ai'lreM Ingrid Bergman and her bandeau with mogig-circla'cotton cups that won't shrink or here. This, added to the 3.700 creeled men'hot a* enemies but as church will be one of the objec-, Co>'P- ‘ ’ ' . „gage „ and papers identifiing , a^^^^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ( ahares th* men hold in trusts, gives cepts of justice and be nourished lives of the Ecumenical ( Univer Ms-ond hu.band. Director Ro MANCHESTER twist out of shop*. Whit* 33A-42C $3^95 - brothers" Space clock, accurate within one j fourth man. berto Rossellini. The. dectaion them 54 per cent of the stock in by charity; conditions of gravest sal i,Council which , he has called. second i'n 1.000 years, being bullt’j Bu' early today Conlinenlal miles east,.of this north For'T’oiir He warned Khpeatedly and in central Ohio cjty. off Slate,Route was handed down .veaterday.ond bandeau with nylon evpt- Whit* or black'32A-42C $3.9S the brass fabrication ©ompan-y. crista, remain. plain language of the ruin which It probably will not convene be- to teet Einstein's thqory o f rein-| Can spokesman said the company’s |i MOTOR SALES The director-trustees are ' Earl “ As a result all prudent mah tore 1961, tivitjr, will in a few year* be I plane,' which had been , repoi led , . . .. . i ; releasMl toda.v. The eight-jear D siz*s $4.93 ' ^ Miopping >.*«. > w-nw-w COM! will reeult "if the firea of discord 'marriage wad annulled by a “ V«nr I.Acal Oldamoblle Orairr" ^ le s of Seymour, where -the Arm complain.and grieve that It seemJ are..set'ablaze” agatit In a world "The touncil'a chief busuiass." launched in*orbittng satellite . . missing on a flight from ii-cr.fr longlihe with nylon cups and tjostic magic-piidrifl. Whit* Rome court last Jhly 10. but the BAV DH VE]R. Caed f ar MgF I.WR FOrN'DAlplON DEPART.MENT Com fort!. la located: Raymond Hackelt of to be uncertaiit whether ,the same which he said already haa seen too he aaid, "will concern the increase “ We Just live different live.," was undoubtedly the One tht-t (J** a mamChsstm, Comm* Stamford, and H. George Carroll of events are moving toward the of the CathoMc bhurch and the CiDm-ge Llbjsrace's wife says after crashed, and that 10 men were from the north. ^ M i d he*thoiigh- public proMcutor appealed. Slace * .MAIN Ff-OOR. or block 32A-44C $6.95. D slsas $7.93 much of war. then Miss Bergman haa married. B|l ^ eft. (.'enter htreet CORNER MAIN aiitf OAK $TREET$ Larchmont, N. Y- ' • establlahing o f a. aDllcL ..true and' "Why , . prepare death‘d'eaiing renewal along right line* of .the aitlqg''violin-playing husband fori aboard. j it was going to hit the barn, but it | They paid $427 a ahgre. for the genuine peace, or pre slipping in habit* of Christian [-leople. and Eight were top executivee '.yho passed over and crunched into the ; lArs.ttehmIdt, a wealthy 8wede. weapons against our brother?” Front car of aubway They now live near Porin writli OlHiB evening^MI.I-24Jl ' ■tock—$2 more than waa hid by complete bltndneaa toward a new he asked, "Already there haa been Uit adapting of eoeMaskical dia- train derailed by\brnken wheel oh were returning, to New ' York, wheat field 100 yarda away. .j and frightful warllk* conflagra *leviri;i|d trai^a In Brooklyn earl'y whore the Arm has tts headquar- the thr«ie ehlldre* el toe Berf* enough strife espong men , . . el- maa-Ra$Mtliil uoloa. .(OMttUMd Ml Pag* Xwa) tion. ready boo many ‘Oatnatartea of (CeBOeeril' aa' P«g« this m orning.. ' tem, after a meeting of company (Oeatlnaed ea Page Four) r f t i - V