TUESDAY, AUGUST 16, I960 Averag* Dtily Net Press Run Tho Wesths; PAGE FOXJRTEEH ^anrlffBter lEvpttfns J|(ralh For tha Week Unded ratacMt « f D. S. Wesithw . iOM 4th, 1960 . Oaar and oool ’Dnifioii ss4d tbs growth rats la Law Im 66a. Robert laonard Bourret aon of 13,125 Auto Dealer tke SMB Is a proanlalng sign. L t WOOD GO. pleasant tesnperatwee Thursday. Lernmrd, J. Bourret 18 Taylor St, Sewer, Rules The new deslendtlp will go un­ Menber eC tha AwUt I About Town TalcottvlUe, has enlisted In the der the name o f Ted Trudon Inc., ICE PLANT High 89 to 86. ' ' U.S. Coast Guard for four years. BBfeaa af ^ MancheMter— A City o f Village Charm Will Build at Trudon said. The firm is mirrently 61 BISSELL ST. Membcn o f the exaouUve board He has reported to the Coast Head Agenda a^^ting receipt of bids for the ot th« Woman’ll Rapubllcan Club Guard Receiving Center at Cape cangtructlon of the salM building. Cubes-CnuheA-Blockt (CiaaMned, Advartlstog au Paga 18) o f Maaobaater wiU meat Thunday May, N> J.,‘ for recruit training. Town Directors tonight will con­ Vernon Line Perscmncl for the firm will be (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 17, 1960 PRICE FIVE CENTS Bourret is a I960 graduate of hired loci^ly, . TrudSn added. He YOL. L X m , NO. 271 at 3 pjn . at tha home of- the club sider how to assess costa of a paoaldent, Mra. Harlan Taylor, 30 Rockville High School, and was said the company hopes to be able formerly employed by the Con­ proposed sewage disposal plant .Negotiations are^tmderway for Harlan Rd. the purchase of property on Tol­ to open for' business Nov. 1. solidated Cigar Corp. in Manches­ The Volkswagon franchise is for that can serve 100 oUier proper­ land Tpke. where the first 'Volks- 'X mid-week aervica of Covenant ter. ^ ties besides two schools for which wagon auto sales and showroom the Tolland County area, Trudon HALL FOR RENT said, and has apparently been State News Concregational Church will be held It was originally Intended. in the area ik-expected to be oon- < Members of the 8th District Fire awarded along with several other For parties, showers, rbeep- at the home of Mr. and Mra However, If West Side proper­ struoted this fall. ^oBs, meetings. Complete Uteh- George IL Poole, Box M t Dr., Ver­ Department are to report in uni­ T. C. Trudon Inc. of Bristol, franchises across the country. He form tomorrow at 8:30 p.m. at Are ty owners on Center St. and some indicated the dealership would en facilities. . Large enclosed Roundup non, tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. Woodridge side streets object to auto dealer for Dodge and Plym­ parking lot. Po\vers Says He’s U.S. Spy serve a larger area than Just the headquarters. Main ' and Hilliard outh in that city for 25 years, Sts., for a department drill. There the assessments at a public hear­ coimty alone. The nearest Volks­ Members of Sunset Rebekah ing later, the Directors will limit has acquired the Volkswagon wagon dealer is in IVest Hartford. uirB-LifhiKNiiaii HoN will be a department meeting after franchise for Tolland County, and • Dodge will meet tonight at 7:15 the project to serving only the Volkswagon is a IVest German GOLWAY STREET the drill. is seeking to buy' 60,000. square i n Navy TTiatcher Seeks at the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 schools — the East Catholic High automobile firm. Both passenger TEL. m 9-8166 feet of land on the east side of Main S t, to hold a memorial serv­ School, and Howell Cheney Tech­ cars and commercial vehicles will Ml 9-8660 After 6 PJH. ice for Mrs. Mona Fraaler, who The executive board and mem­ Tolland Tpke. on the Vernon side Advice on Race bers of Ladies of St. James' will nical High School, at Hilliard and be sold at the (Tolland Tpke. lO' was a member. of the Mancheater-Vemon town meet tonight at 8 o’clock at the W. Middle Tpke. cation. Havana, Aug. 17 (ff>— Pidelt«i«ht ^aptalns and two aarg^nts Another matter on the agenda line. The property is owned by John B. Burke I>;uneral Home, .87 Louis P. Fitzgerald Inc. o f Rock­ Castro has flown to Cienfue- ^ eounter-revoiu- Hartford, Aug. 17 {IT)— for tonight’s special Board meet­ Freshmen Receive Hillyer Grants Legal Notices tlonary activltlea E. Center St., , to pay respects to ville, auto dealer. g06, sit« of a large Cuban They were seized in a wave of State Comptroller Raymond Patrick Madden, whose daughter, ing at 8 o’clock in the Municipal Two Manchester freshmen have^ Building is presenUtion by Town been awarded general scholarships Miss.Peak will take an executive Theodore C. Trudon Jr. said the AT A COURT OF PROBATE held naval base, raising specula­ arreets several weeks ago that in­ S. Thatcher today continued Mra. Thomas. I^attie, is a member Bristol firm has placed a down at Hancheater, within and for the Counsel Philip Bayer of "ground at Hillyer College of the Univer­ secretarial program, and Arnold, cluded almost every qualified jet to ponder over the, biggest de­ of the organization. payment on the property, but said District of Manchester on the lith day CALL tion today that -a roupdup of rules" for a Board hearing next sity of Hartford. business administration. of Ausust, A D. I960. pilot in the Cuban Air Force. cision in his long political life LECLERC he could not disclose the price o f inspected anti - Castro ele­ Tuesday of criticism by Director They are Miss Julie Ann Peak, Miss Peak was a member o f the Present. Hon. John J. Wallett. Judse. Officials at Cienfuegos said — whether to step up to the FUNERAL HOME Fifty members of the local con­ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick National Honor Society, president the pending sale. A bond for de^ Estate of Thomas E. Brown of Man­ ments within the Navy has everythii^ was calm at that base, John HutchlnCon of General Man­ is expected to be signed later , to­ chester in said district, an incapable BILL TUNSKY congressional level. Regrets U2 Mission; gregation of Jehovah’s Witnesses ager Richard Martin’s accounting Peak, 10 Beech St.; .and Theodore of the Senior Girls’ Club, and chair­ person. widened. but some Castro troops were in day, and Uie transfer title to Upon applicaUon of John F. Shea Originally, the East Hampton FUNERAL have returned home from a 4-day and reporting procedures concern­ H. Arnold Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. man of a welfare project spon­ Official sources declined to con­ the area to pursue the-counterrev district convention' In Boston. Theodore H. Arnold, 393 Bldwell St. sored by the Girls’ Leaders’ Club. be filed next week. Jr., conservator, prayins for authority firm a ahakeup in the Navy, re­ Democrat planned to decide some­ ing last year’s budget surplus. Trudon said plans call for a to sell certain real estate particularly NOW olutionary groups in the hills time Tuesday on whether to go for SERVICE Hutchinson, on vacation, is not The.awards were granted on the In 1959. she was a delegate to the described In said application on file, it ported to have begun early yes- near Trinidad, on Cuba’s south basis of high academic standing Catholic Action summer session at sales and showroom building of is . tMTday at Casa . Blanca Naval the party’s second congressional T o ld F light W as S afe WAl/TER N. expect^ at tonight’s meeting, but 6,500 square feet, which will, in­ ORDERED; That the foregoing ap­ coast. district nomination vacated Ikst and career promise. General schol- Fordham University. plication be heard and determined at Ml 9-9095 Ekme. Authorities at Cienfuegos There was no indication of the LsEIdiKRCf he is expected to attend the hear­ clude service and parte depart­ week by U.S. Rep. Chester Bowles, ar.ships provide, up to a year’s tui­ Arnold was president of the de­ the. Probite office in Manchester in said insist all is normal. status of Conimandante Juan Director Bulk o f Estate ing Martin has requested. ments. Trudon said the firm has District, on the 26th day. of August, In another naval development, tion and may be renewed. bating club, and a member of the. A Manuel Castinelra. Cuba’s naval Moscow, Aug. 17 (/F)—In a Soviet court today, Francis Gary Other agenda items: Cappella choti: and Round Table been negotiating for the Volks­ A.D. 1960. at eleven o'clock in the fore­ tho semiofficial newspaper Revo- But today, Thatcher said he still Both studenU are 1960 gradu­ noon. and that notice be given to ail chief. He has held the job since Powers pictured himself as a $30;000Ta-year spy for tho Call Ml 9-5869 1. Appropriate 3i,100 toward Singers at high school. wagon franchise for about four persons interested in said estate ot the. SALE on lucion accused the tlnited States had some “ close personal and Left to Church ates of Manchester High School, the start; of Castro’s rule. There 28 Mainngo Premier Elberta Rd. to clear title to som* Highland St. ' from the property, and one or mall, a copy of this order to Commis­ • JALOUSIES ploro the poeslblUty o f the Colom­ are others who say that the comp­ Soviet Supreme Court and pleaded guilty to espionage. According to the terms of her property. 6. Authorize sewers for Mid­ and Maple St. for parking off two stores are planned for in­ sioner of welfare. State Office Build­ bian. Navy, participating in naval Television, motion picture and.still cameras ground away as will.nthe money will be turned over ing, Hartford. Conn. troller feels he should complete 4. Authorize sewers for Nor- dle Heights and schedule a public Main St. * ' clusion in the.post office building. JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. action in the Caribbean.” his present 4-year term which Is to the church’s board of trustees in The accusation apparently arose Puts Katanga the defendant— first American ever to stand trial on capital memory of the James Soy family only half over. charges in,the Soviet Union—answered hour after hour of from a U.S. Invitation to Colom­ He is virtually assured the votes Mrs. Plttslnger was a daughter of bia to Uke part in Joint nival questions. The trial was in the Hall of Columns, site of the Under Military to win the nomination if We decides James and Susan -McCann Soy. Her trainin g .maneuvers in the Carib­ famous purge trials of the 30s and the place where both Lenin will was admitted to probate Fri­ to ■ move up.-In fact, many-key bean. party leaders want him ph the state and Stalin lay in state after death. day. Leopoldville, The Congo,. Aug. 17 Private sources said Prime Min­ congressional ticket. Mra. PlttsInger’B estate, com­ ister Castro an'd his brother, Raul, (JP) — In a new defiance of th* U.N.. But much more than the young pilot— today was his 81st Onannfeed prising cash and savings, is esti­ CompUcatlng the issue some­ birthday—-was on trial; The Soviet Union had made no secret armed force# minister, personally Command in THWCorigo. Premier what today was a scathing state To Olv» you mated at about 120,000, according ' directed the original sqprch—of Patrice Lumumba has proclaimed A Very auditor’s report w'hich accuses the ,| o f its hope to put United States policy and United States acts to Probate Judge John J. Wallett. sailors at Casa Blanca and again martial law for aix months. . in the dock, Enjoyable Atty. Eugene T. Kelly is executor. at Cienfuegos. Morning newspa­ state comptrollers office- of sloppy Smoke It was not clear what effect the handling of state financial,matters. A t the start of the trial a 4.000- Bequests to relatives and friends pers did not mention the "case. > volatile premier’s latest maneuver Some feel this criticism could word Indictment drawn up by Sov­ tads OF A NATlONALLy come to , ; the rest and resi­ The Cuban Navy shakedown had, would have. He proclaimed a state 32 000 nudge Thatcher into relinquishing iet prosecutors, and previously ' ADVERTISED dGAB due is to go to the church. been predicted for months because | of emergency last week, and yea- WHICH SELLS FOR 10c this state cafiitol hot seat. But made public, was read. the Navy has many holdover tech­ terday armed Congolese troops and "Have you heard and understood nicians from the Fuigencio Batista 'others maintain it could make him Reg. 14.75. police searched living quarters of' more determined to stay in office the charges against you?" asked ngim e. Raul Castro is said to Belgians and U.N. personnel, ar­ Box 60. l o / T and push through his fiscal re-; the presiding judge, Lt. Gen. Vik­ have been impatient with naval rested some Belgians and detained tor V. Borisoglebsky. 7 For 28o FOR RENT forms W'hich he started some 8 and M mm. Movie Projectorv operations. some U.N. personnel briefly. "Yes,” Powers replied after ris­ Perfeetos and Pnnatcllas The action came after a Cuban months ago. —sound or silent, also 86 mm. However, U.N. Secretary Gen­ Thatcher reiterated today he ing in the prisoner's box. "Do you acknowledge that you slide projeetora naval officer fell overboard and eral Dag Hammarakjold and the would like to serve in Congress uoacn DRUQ are guilty?” the judge continued drowned recently while trying to U.N. Command ahowed no' sign of But he also mentioned his comp­ PARKADC WELDON DRUG CO. flee to the United States in a small bowing to'Lumumba’s demand that from his high-backed chair beneath troller’s duties he would like to A Soviet guard towers over American pilot Francis Gary Powers as he listens to the. translation the hammer and sickle emblem of 901 Mam Sk IbL Ml 9-8821 boat. The officer reportedly left the U.N. forces be used to estab­ see through. These are the two behind incriminating documents. lish his government’s authority of charges and testimony today in hi# espionage trial at Moscow’s Hall of Columns. (AP Photofax the Soviet Union. basic political tug-of-war issues via radio from Moscow). ' "Yes, I plead guilty.” The nanal roimdup coincides over dissident Katanga Province that have been holding up his de­ GENERAL and other sections of the sprawling ” Be seated,” said the judge. with the trial o f 10 Cuban Air cision. Fore# man by a military tribunal Under questioning by the Soviet . at LaCabana Fortress. Ths men^ (Contiaaed on Page ’nurteen) prosecutor, following 117 days in Driver Blamed Soviet captivity. Powers insisted Hartford, Aug. 17 The re­ U.S. Not on Trial with Powers, again and again that ba-had no cent death of a little Hartford knowledge of the special photo­ “Booksheir FREEZER boy carrying two Ice cream cones graphic and recording apparatus Venezuela for Boycott purchased trom an itinerant ven­ aboard his jet. But he assumed the dor waa blamed by Ooronin: LoUia Facts Distorted, Ike Declares U2 was on a spy mission. W. Schaefer today on the driver He said he was making $2,500 of the car which stru ck -■ a month In his Job under a secret contract. ster. Washington, Aug. 17 (d>)—Presl-<»custom, Eisenhower told a newsatn that comment the United States Now At conference, a foreigner accused of had taken a new step M a modem He denied knowing what U.S. Five-year pM Bmanueto d’. ^ 8 - j ^ j i l . gjiaeniiower indignantly re- agency was In Oharge of the Lock- tino, 44 Irving St. was fatally in­ crime is accorded the right to world, facing the realities. . - i win jured July 24 when struck in front Jected today Russia’s contention see a representative of his own E l«iA ow er said Uie government.] San J( Costa Rica, Aug. 17^ the fact that the ministers next that the United States is on tri^ miles into the Soviet Union before weak are slated to consider extra- of his home by a car <^raited by government, but the Russians de­ of the Soviet closed society is con VP)—Venezuela prepared today to nied Powers that right. it was downed. ask 'western hemisphere foreign continental—-meaning Communist Leo A. Perzanowski, 34 Norwich along with U2 pilot Francis G.- stantly threatening the United 'Lane, East Hartford. He said in discussing the case States and. boasting about its own “I think you Vlld not doubt it was ministers for a history-nlaking —throats to the hemisphere involv­ Powers. He called it a dlAtortlon a spy flight,” said Proeecutor quarantine o f the Dominiean Re­ ing Cuba. ’The boy had crossed the etreet of the facts. at the very outlet of his confer­ strength. The President told a news con­ ence that he did not wish to-com ­ Against this background, EUsen- Roman A. Rudenko tn the course public. Some delegsUona want to seek to buy the conee from .a parked of four hours of questioning at the ference that evidence by Powers ment in detail on the trial or the hower asserted^ the Soviet Union The Dominicans promised a a general , principle which could be truck operated -by James Shiela trial’s morning session: New Low Price s o . far does not indicate he has charges against Powers, because cannot put the United States -on eounterblast of their own at the applied equally to Cuba and to the Jr., Enfield. He was returning T fo, I don’t think I doubted it,” foreign ministers’ cmiferente of the Dominiean Republic. There is also when hit. been brainwashed. that might not be helpful to tbe trial, and the claim that thU coun­ flier. Powers responded. OtganizatloB of American States, some belief that if the sanctions Coroner Schaefer' said- the truck Eiaeiffiower .protested against try is being tried along with Pow­ The defendant wore a civilian Look At These Six Tmportant Advantogesr which opened last night. are applied apd. TruJiUo’s domlnl- was parked more than two and Russia’s refusal to let any U.S. Lnter the President was told ers is simply anptber ihstjahee o f Roman A. Rudenko, chief So­ embassy official or other. American that Russia’s main propaganda suit and appeared well except- for X sharp split seemed to be de­ esn government' fell, a vacuum one. half feet from the curb, in the distortion of fact in Mo'scow’i red mark on hie face. It woe viet prosecutor at the trial of government repreeentatlve see the line is that tlje United States is veloping among other foreign min might be created into which the violation of the city ordinance propaganda line. * later established this was a. birth U2 pilot Francis Gary Pow­ 1. All your food In oaty roaoh! iatera on what to do- about the Communists could move. whiqh provides that vehicles must flier whose reconnaissance plane on trial along with the 31-year-old If the Soviets want to put Biaen- ers. (A P Photofax). went down in central Ruesla May mark. Venezuelan-Dominican dispute, in be parked within one foot o f the pilot. He was asked what he thinks hower on trial, he added, that’i His attorn^, Mikhail Griniov, 1. Powers’ trial • on espionage 2. Bonus door slorago! which Venezuela has chaiged the Racin|[ C r^ Too Fast curb. about this contention; their business. But con’b put brought out that Powers wss regime of Dominican dictator “Although Shlels Improperly charges opened today. He replied that he does not see this country in the dock. Under international usage and from a working class famtty. He Raphael Trujillo with mastermind­ Montgomery, Ala., Aug. 17 parked the ice cream truck,” the It as being in any sense true. The The Soviet embassy hare sent questioned the pilot on how he Bulletins 3. Fits in onssi|uaroyardofs|iaGo! t ing an assassination attempt on ()P)—Gov.vJ. A lla rd Tawea of- coroner said, T.flnd that'his con­ Soviets base their argument' in several copies of the Powers in­ felt about the effects of the U2 Venezuelan President Romulo MarylsmdX challenged Gov. duct in so doing viraa not the cauae part on Eisenhqwer’s own earlier dictment, in English translation, Incident. from the A P Wires Betancourt. John Pattmaon to enter an of this unfortunate death.”- commepts on the Powers case. In to the Justice D^artment today. Powers teetifted ttiat he had 4. Gloso-up froozing action! Diplomatic inform ants said Perzanowski ■ was to blams, he News Tidbits that earlier discusslmi Eisenhowei^ -B»-fuU text waa labeled as a heard that aa a direct result of Venezuela had ready a draft reso­ naitional herd .crab derby next said, for failing to “exercise that said such activltlea as Powers* my 'flight the summit conference BLAST BOCKS N-LAB lution asking the invoking of all press release. month. degree of care clearly indicated un­ Colled from A P Wires were the only way this country The copies Awere delivered by did not take place and Biaenhow sanctions in the 1947 Rio treaty Aldermastoii, England, Aug. 5. G.E. oxtras liko olldo-out Patterson wrote Tawes: der the-existing condlUona.” er'a visit waa canceled.” ■hort of armbd'intervention. could get any information on a mail. 17 (/(V-A big exploston rocked “ Ihe oonaervation director However, co^es o f his finding, closed society. I euppoee It increased teneton Britahi’a nuclear weapons laborai- The treaty says the ministers, has Just advised me that he said Coroner Scahefer, are being baskoi! by a two-thirds vote, can suspend New York City is going to have Today, the President said that “(OoBtInned en Page Nine) in the world," he aeid. tory here today. OffldhU's said the has attempted to locate our sent to the Hartford city manager third stodi exchange. It will ba "1 em sincerely sorry I had any­ Mastjivas set off by nonatomle diplomiitlc relations and impose prize racing crab but he was and the state leglalative council for com m ^catione bmis, but this has National Stock Exchange Inc., ap­ thing to do with it.” materials and a bulldtng waa 6. Throo-way warrantl^! so fast that he got away from proved yesterday by Securities and "exteiaalvely dalnaged.” First never nappened. (ConUnned on Page Seven) Powers’ wife and parents looked Dominican Foreign Minister Por- us.” ^change Commission.. .Leading Despite Red R ^ u f f in UN on se he testified he had not been reports said no one was hurt and flrio Herrera denied the Veilezuel- Soviet astronomer says American tortured but . treated “very nice’? no radioactive substances were -an charges and said in a late news radar contacts with Venus and d u ^ g 117 days In Soviet custody. released. , eonference yesterday he had some ^Less Than Prudent SudRmenf Mara are paving way. for first Powers is being tried on esplon ' surprise testimony and; proof of apace fllglits to two frianete.. U.S. to Push Proposall age ebsrges. He can be sentneced KiXEL STBIKE LOOMS U s own to submit. California Labor FederatloiThas all to 7-16 yemre in prison .— or to Pittsburgh, Aug. 17 (JV-lbe Venezuela’s call for sanctions is bqt endoraed Sen. John Kennedy death. His trial will resuma tomor­ U. S. Steel Dorp, prepared today supported in varying degrees by s of Massachusetts for president. row bafoft the military section Of to shut 'down, five fidltir. in the Snbstsntisl number of other Latin State Auditors Criticize Federal judge in Mexlqo City To Cut N-Arms Stocks the Soviet Supreme Court. face of a threatened strike BIG I960 - FAMILY SIZE denies ball yesterday to famed against a railroad serving the American nations, including those The prosecutor tried to prove which have broken off relations Mexicai; muralist David Alfaro that- Ptmers knew of the eeplon- faults. Some 60,000 steelwork­ NO PAYMENTS with the Dominican Republic. Siqueiros and orders htan held on ers \riU be Idled If the strike^ Ukilted Naitons, N.Y.,. Aug. 170ion will abut down equivalent faell-1 age nature of his work. comes off. The .United Stoelworic- . ;A number of others, including Comp|;roller’s Methods nix connts' atismming from recent )—^The United States will push' We are prepared to do tide I wss Just s pilot,” insisted UP ~‘1 ers Union, representing . 1,150 Uruguay, CUle, S3 Salvador and leftist demonstration... Scientists Its latest proposal to alaSh stocks now—^without delay.” I Powers. tower operators, clerics and main­ the .United States, are. advising a in Cape Canaveral, Fla., hope to of nuclear weapons in world Vasily V. Kuznetsov, ths Sovlstl But ha admitted at one point UNTIL tenance workers- has served no­ more cautious spproitch- Hartford, Aug. 17 UP)—The statei^rebort. ’The auditors called for try again within a few days to put arsenals despite an initial Soviet deputy, minister, said the U.S. plan [that Kb knaw his flight had to-db tice It will strike the union raO- GENERAL One srgument sgsinat economic auditors have severely criticized 'greater attention to accuracy and into orbit ex'perimental military *’*buff. - was just a rehash of old proposals wlth gaining intelligence of the sanctions is expected to be that the tlw operation of the state cbmp- obvious legtsiatlve Intent . . . in communfeattons eatelllte. and not worthy of serious consid­ road tomorrow if a oontraoUdls- This was the word fromT''hli;h Soviet Union. pute b not settled. NOVEMBER! United States, in effect, already troller’a office. . the recording of entries in the ac­ Joe E. Brown brealm his ehoulder American sources today as the eration. He repeated the perennlel He told the court etep-by-etep has applied them by not buying Clarence F. Baldwin and Robert counting records of the comptrol. doing comedy fall in Loa Angeles Soviet demand for an unconditlon 82-nation U.N. DUanmunent Com­ BREAKS WITH tiUTCH about 300,000 tm s of sugar which F. Claffey issued a lengthy report ler.” stage production of "Show Boat;",;, mission continued debate on how al ben—^without enfolcshient safe­ (Oeottoeed ea Page Twelve) ‘ the Dominicans eoifld rtiip as a yesterday in which they charged The report said there was “ in> State Police in Bdonvllle, Ind., to get the deadlocked diiurma- guards—on nuclear weapons and Jakarta, Indonesia. Aug. IT ~ c result ot the cut in Cuba’s quota the ’’accounting' records of the accurate mid. incomplete reporting analyze some bloody, qlothing, meiut negotiations between the production o f fissionable materials. UP)—President Snkarnq today to the United States. broke diplomatic rotations wUh 11 Cu.I • Ft. Automatic ■ Gefrost state comptroller were not found of operations' and' financial con­ question 63-year-old ex-convict and West and the communists going U.S. sources said this cofild not Also affecting the situation Is TAKE UP TO to have been satisfactorily maln,- ditions o f the flood fund.” organize daylight aearch for miss- again, » be taken aa a "considered reply” N-War Fear Fades The Netherlands because the talned, nor was the financial re­ .Also "numerous-and subAantial Ing 11-year-old girl with little Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge to the American plan. 1. Dutch sent an aircraft: carrier porting process, required by law, 'rtilsstatements Of' authorized bor­ hope) she will be found alive unveiled the U.S. proposal at the MeanwMle, six small nations Sect Ends 42 Days to dbputed West New Guinea. 2 YEARS Bowles Discusses found to have bedh adequately peli'- rowing amounts, .incomplete coats Niw.York State’s MrUi rate dips commission’s opening session yss- Ecuador, India, "Mexico, Sweden, Otiservera generally believed REFRIGERATOR formed..’.’.. • - of general fund operations, parti­ to its lowest point in a decade dur­ terday. He said the United States the United Arab Republic “iSdlln Cdllar Hideou that the break, which had been No-Race Decision During the .fiscal year ending cularly in the area of programs ing______first____ half _ of______1960,_____ but____ atlll la was prepared to set aside 30,000 Yugoslavia — prepared a- reiolu- expected for soihe* thne, would, Jtme so, 1959, tWo men acted; As Administered tiy the State Welfare j nearly double the death rate. be followed Up by . seizure ot kilograms—S3 tons—of U-236 fqr tion designed to end the commls- Benson, Aria., Aug. 17 — TO PAY! state oomptrollef. Fred R. Zeller, Dept. New England council official says (JPi such jointly owned tnterests an Hartford, Aug. 17 UP) — Rap. peaceful purposes it the Soviet eion meeting without offending Pale-facad but happy, more than a Republican, was in office for the The report said the "netting out New England industries face pay­ the SheU Oil holdings add Uni­ Cheater Bowles o f Basex said last Union would do likewise. either the United States or the 100 bomb-haunted cultists who first six months, and a Democrat, of debt service expenditures and ment of larger bills this winter be lever’s vast plantations. Both night he had been faced with This was the first tinw ths Unit­ Russians. took to underground shelters last FREEZER Raymond S. Thatcher, took over in into refund transfers of money' cause of hicrease in price and new ed Stafes had come ,up with a def­ It would hays the oommisslon are owned by British and Dutcll very real dilemma” before he January 1969. . month were enjoying sunshine to­ dropped out of the congressional lead to a “material understate­ Umlt on area’s Import of reoidnal inite figure. Lodge said this go on record as considering it stockholders. Thatcher atid last night his office ment of actual debt service coats' oU. day. FREE race in the state’s Second District amount could generate an ex­ necessary, "in view of the urgen­ Emerging yesterday after 42 alipady has- made a number of of the state.” General Electric Co. faces pos- plosive force 1,000 times greater cy of the problem, that continued LAOS CABINET RAllFIED last week, changes in situations pointed out days in basement refuges, the Bowles told a atatewids tela- In addition, the report charged sibie nnlfled effort by two rival than all the bombs dropped by all efforts be made to achieve a con­ Vientiane, Laos, Ang.- IT UP) b y the auditors, that some changes "incomplete reports on the reaulis faithful members of the Full Gospel vlaion audience that when he was nalopii seeking contract cbangM warring powers during World structive solution df the question —The Laotian National As­ Norman's Low Price are in process, and that'there is an of investment sale transactions;’’ EMward 8. Underwood, 45, Assembly virere asked by the Rev. 1YEAR nominated for a second term oh .of War if. of general and coiApleto disarma­ Richard Meeks, “Did you have sembly today unawlmonaly eon* “honest difference of opinion” It said a “ llaljlllty of $72,796 of Cos Cob, Conn., fanes District U.S. infonRants sqid Soviet ment under effective international June 22 be had “every intention of among accountants in both depart­ victory this morning?” flnhed the new government of aonduetlng a vigorous campaign an imdistrlbuted taxes and fees Court In Bariutaale, Maao.yon“V bad agreement would result in si "ma­ control. Prembr. Souvanna Fhooma de­ ments over others. fund” was listed as an asset. “Yes,’-' they shouted. “Praise the tor re-election.”, ^ check charges because of alertness jor reduction of air nuclear weap­ This was intended to satisfy spite lesdlets fipm a holdoafe SERVICE and “These are some things we can’.t Tho auditors also asserted there of le-year-old girl with whom he ons stocks.” The transfer would Lord!” But after the ncUonal Dem- agree on,” he said. Thatcher add­ western demands that the com­ Men, women and children of the general'promistng to overthrow were “numerous and substantial had dinner . . . Long illness takes be contingent on U. S. - Soviet Mbel forces controlling Visa- ckhratie oimventlon in July he waa ed the report is more than a year mission Urge early resumption of sect burrowed into their )>asements misstatements of amounts within UfC of Jefferson Machanwr, 60, agreement on a total cutoff of all &UM. The tatifleaUon of the now placed under strong “praasures’ old, and didn’t reach him until last Eaat-West negotiations. in this southeastern Arizona-town bond, funds restricted to use for cartoonist whose sophisticated il production ot fissionable materials neutrslbt cabinet was by aa* GUARANTEE to work for Sen. John F. Kennedy, week. ”Thls la 14-months after our But the - resolution would also last July 4 because of what Utey debt' service purposes.’’ lustrations- appeared widely If the Soviet Unlo, is not'pre­ olmnation under the wabdtM| the Democratic presidentiBl nomi­ books are closed,” he declared. recomihend that the General As­ termed a divine prophecy of world In one Instance, the report said newspapers and itiagaalnes. pared to join such a plan, Lotlge sembly opening Sept. 20 give “ ur­ eye of rebel leader Copt. Kawe nee, be said. Bowles la foreign af­ Thatcher said aomewhat similar the 1985 General Assembly ahthor-1 ’Tl.omaa J. McAleer, 19, of Phila­ destruction by nuclear w ar.' F-R-E-E went on, the U n it^ States la ready gent consideration to the question L a the paratroop MBeer fairs advisor fear Ksnnsdy... reports have been made in earlier ized a , $20,000,000 bond issue for^ delphia, Pa., w h o. confessed last to join the Soviet Union In halting “Civil Defeiue is tbe Nosh’s Ark OPEN DAILY 9 AJN. to 9 PJN. “ How could I fulfiU those na­ auditors’ analyses of the comptrol­ payment of a Korean war veteran'a { week to accidental ahooting alx by successive steps production oC of dlaarmament” of today,” said a epokeaman. “Like DEUVERY tional campaign rtMH>ns)bilitlaa ler’s office. bonus. The money wee te be re­ years agp of night watchman flseionable materials for wtapoh Thie wee intended to satisfy So­ Noah, we can dhsuter for 40 days AND wltiiMit Baglactlng m y own cam­ : Gov. Abraham Riblc<^ bad no paid in $5,000,000 sume in' who was his friend is denred by use. viet donwkle that the eeaembly and 40 nlghta" paign for CongnsaT” Bowles comment on the report. 1959, I960, and 1961., Dletiiet Attorney's dflice . . . Sen “W e are prepared,” he said, "to glve 'iitrime attention to disarma­ But more than 88 failed to matcj|i J SATURDAY UNTIL 7 P.M. FARKINR. .askad.'.. Baldwin, a former GOP atate Thomas J, Dodd (D-Conn) urges shut down, one by one, under in- ment. It made no mention of the the bibUeal mark, tiling out of yeeteedny bin Fonner State Trseaurar Jotoij aba b dedlchtod th . 45 HARTFORD ROAD, ear McKEE Hs said ha gavii U s Md for chairman and General Aaaambly Ottavlano, the report said, taveet-; Senate Appropriation Committee temaUansil inspection, our major, Soviet proposal that heada of state thdtf refugee in ones and twoe. Imarabar and CAaffey, a formar atate to approve tl(lJM6,999 far tliree plsnto producing enriched uruium be invited to Uke part in the aa- *MBator, «|9d/atr9i^|Worda in .(ni llaail ea Ea^Cm)^ iM d 'oenteel pi»Jeeto> and U tjha Soimji "Ua* ^(OaiittaniweaPngiaitlit),. , / ■ * , X ' ■ a 'iM' a .(r.t BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 17, 1960, P A O e TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 17, 1960 the first time. Republican ni Park, N,T., to run throtigh Satur­ RockviUe-V emon South Windsor will oppose Democrats Atty. MHS Swim Pool day. ' ^Less Than Prudent iudgmen€ M. Casey of Willow St., eeet' Station WDRC radio in Hartford Sheinwbld on Bridge election,, and George W- ,S To Close Fridey KEITH'S As You Like It becomes fully independent tomor­ Main St., both previously row when it leaves the Columbia. ZBA to Hear by the Democratic 'Town By JUDITH AHEARN Broadcasting System. Mayo^ to Name 3-Man The Recreation Department an-; State Auditors Criticize tee. nouncea’ that the Mancheater High .My Three Angels unj. BY KINDNBM ( 9osth dealer Milton Uichan and Roger Corn­ Folii?^ Appeal^ Republican Town Committee Bchool swimming pool wilLbe TO WIN AT BHa»0« NdHi-Somh vbhienbla Chairman John Af-Farnham said ^psed for summer season'on W*’v« just had the pleasure of reading ish turned In good performances PiORTH Mandiester Director Theodore Powell’s book, last week In the final summer By Alfred SheinwoM Industrial Committee nomiOAtlopa will be accepted from F^day evening. At a future date, Comptroller’s Methods SomeUmea the best way to kill a 01CQ197 A Zoning Board of Appeql^'^b- the floor at tonight’s caucus. No in­ :th^8chedule for the«fall and winter production of the University of 0 8 4 "The Long Rescue.” Published by Doubleday, bridge hand la by klndnsss. Give lic hearing at the Town Hall Aug. dividual will h&ve special commit­ program will be announced. Connecticut Little Theater,' "My ♦ KQ 7 26 at 7:30 p.m. will consider four H la the story of the Adolphus Greely expedi- (Continued from Page One) | New Voter Exams your opponent more than he ex­ Mayor Leo B. J^llaherty Jr. told^ George R. Kalina, presiding tee backing, he emphasized; dis­ The final sho'wlng of movies for Three Angels.” O 6 5 2 applications. boys and girls will take place In tioB to Klesmere Island in the Arc-* pects—and, moat important, more WEST EAST the Rockville City Council Monday minister of the congregation said cussion of candidates at a recent tic In ISIS, The stnall band of men Luchan gave a bouyant Interpre­ -^1 Theodore Qreisen, 465 Pleasant Center Park Thtn'sday at dusk. expedition, Powell has Intersperaed tation of the confidence man, Jo­ ed some $6,000,000 of the bond Is­ Examinations for new votera \ than he really wants. 0 6 5 2 * A its members will do most of the committee meeting was to get an had to spend three winters there, night he ''will name a 3-member Valley Rd., seeks permission to gdvance idea of which party mem­ These movies consist of comedies the story with accounts of what seph. Oomlah waa sensitive as the sue, which wasn’t needed to pay the will be given In the town clerk’s West opens the nine of clubs, O Q 10 7 5 0 6 3 construction work on. the low 70 OPEN Although it had supplies for only office today from 5 to 8 p.m. committee whose function would by 30 foot building. He said he Is operate a gasoline station and bers are. interested in seeking the and cartoons and will last about wss RoinR on ba’ck in this country convloted murderer with a heart, bonus, in U.8. bonds at a $60,000 and East wins with the ace. ♦ 6 5 3 ♦ A limited repair service at the inter­ two winters. Powell has drawn annual income to the state. To become voters, persons South drops-the jack of clubs, and 0 9 8 7 O A 10 A 3 ba to help bring small industry In­ anxious to get the project started posts. 45 minutes. Earl Moore from the THURSDAY from a wealth of material, in­ in the'way of rescue'attempts. Alfred. Robert Wilson gave a cred­ section of Rt. 5 and Chapel Rd. Recreation Department will be In We recommend the book to any­ But In June 1959, it was must be 21 or over, have lived In East should know just what is go­ SOUTH before winter, but the sewerage Famham urges all registered cluding the dairies kept by the men itable performance as the third to the community. The M. G. Realty Corp., 75 Wlnd- charge. TILL 9! one who likes his history stories charged, the $6^000,000 In bonds the state a year and in Man­ ing on. O 10 4 ' problem Is delaying the start of Republicans to attend the caucus STUDIO COUCHESI during the period of starratinn. He convict. Jules. chester six months. Documents O A K J 9 2 Noting that the 10-member 'Ver­ aor St., Hartford, requests permis­ O fE N to read with the same verve o f to- The plot deals with the three was'sold by the state at a loss of How should East prdcsed? construction. and invites Independents to come achieved dramatic effer i by simply proving citizenship other than ♦ 10 9 4 non Industrial Commission (VIC) Bilow Builders also reported a sion to .erect a 4 by 8 ft. sign on relating fact after fact on a day nay'.«i paper. convicts in French Guiana who some $5.^7,000. in order to put the If East continues the club, he has been inactive for many the east side of Rt. 6 to advertise- and observe proceedings. EVERY by birth must he presented. ♦ K Q J . sewerage problem on Vernon Ave. In other political action, Mrs. after dav hasis. Coming I'p In Manchester help a poor and very impractical money into the general fund. The will get his three aces and one ad­ adjoining premises. GAS HEATING "Pollyanna " with Haley Mills, Searih WaM North I M months, the mayor eald he wants where they want to build homes. Hugh Ewing of Graham Rd., has MONDAY He stayed as close as posaible French family. report by the two auditors brand­ ditional club trick. South will win Pass 1 « Pan John J. Mitchell, 90 Brookfield ,Iane Wyman. Richard Egan and 10 an active committee to contact The sewer line there would have to been named co-chairman of the to tha words used by the men. The morality la fairly scrambled, ed this transaction "questionable a second'round of clubs and lead 1 NT Pass , 2 NT Past email industries. St., wants to erect a 4 by 6 ft. sign P. STOLTZ especially in the passsRes of dia­ Karl Malden Js playing at the investment policy.” GE Partio Cart spades until the ace wins. -Declar­ 3 NT All Fan be extended 800 feet. Brennan for Congress Club, Royal State Theater this week. With It hut we found. ,lt delightful when This Idea was mentioned^ several at that address to advertise his oil E. Cowles of 165 Farnham Rd., has C H 7-26S1 logue which he had to piece to- It further charged "less than er eventually gets back to dummy OpeiiiBg lead — 0 9 Supt. of Public Works Eugene business. is another children's special. the wealthy young cousin was fa-' weeks ago by Seymour E. Lavitt, announced. ether from different versions of tally bitten by a spake while he prudent Judgpnent was Involved In Shown ID Press with a diamond, -winning four Joselin was authorized to make-a ,'The fourth applicant, the Public AD 2-5946 "Dumbo." the Walt Disney full- one of the few membetaof the VIC survey of the two problems and A past prMident of the Wap­ ta same incidents. tried to rifle his dead father's the overall handling of these spsdas, two hearts, one diamond who regularly attend meetings of Building Oommlssion, asks per­ FREE ESTIMATES g length cartoon. funds.” and two clubs. tha A-8 of diamopds behind dum­ see If the city could do ^ e work ping School PTA, Mrs. Ewing is At times, Powell's own , chone__ A peach festival will be held pants pocket. ■ . The Partio Cart, a cooking cen- the group. mission for erection of a 5 by 8 ft. The’ auditors said the comptrol­ If East shifts to hearts at the my's K-7. East will be sura to after ti» Ubltti. Advance reservations ma.v be Stock ‘Theater In Somers. Enid the report said. Lydall Sts. An open house of mod­ but wins the second. He then (Copyright 1860, General Fea­ 1. Heard a report that a light­ South Windsor to two representa­ Got BELL-ANS May (or tki fartett known TEL Ml 9-4464 one way to his men. and in that el homes in the new development the tower -would be practically In ing survey has-been made and con- rililf. 35* at druMiiti. Sand aoftal to BELL- role something to plot sgainst and made by roniacting Mrs. .John Pearl, daughter o"f Mr. and Mrs. Also, the report urged "estab­ It. M M l gets out -with a low club. tures Corp.) their front yards. tives in the General Assembly for ANS: Oianoikufo. N. Y. tor liktral tret sjm- ' Dlnsmore or Mrs'. Floyd Briggs. Samuel Pearl, formerly of E. Cen­ lishment of a truly coordinated is scheduled for Sunday. WHgt is South to do? East has slderatibft will be given to in­ to blame conditions on' Those who Among guests at the cocktail .The company wanted to install stalling a street light on Jacobs ter St., la playing the lead of and integrated system of cen­ have some way of life to which Worlh.v of Note party were repreeentatlves from the tower to increase water pres­ Lane; they are wholl.v dedicated, who Orche.itra lyeaders Lester Lsnin Anne. She attended Oreen School tralized accounting and- process­ sure to the area, the highest point and is now a senior at Rockville The Herald, the Hartford Tlmee, 2. Learne^'that Olson Dr. resi­ have found a handle, are the envy of .N’ew York snd Paul I^nderman ing of data” to Include other de­ the Hartford Courant, General In the city next to Fox Hill. Com­ dents want garbage collection, but of Hartford will he lolning forces High School. Others in the com­ partment, such as the treasurer, .EAST NARTFORI of tha rest of ui. Electric Co., Touche Rm s , Bailey S e w DoS pany officials said they thought cannot get the service until the CHOICE OF > Sept. 8. at the Connecticut .State pany will be Phil Kramer as Rnsnee and control,. personnel and LON about putting the tower on the Powell has livened his account and Smart, Boston auditing firm; PIANO'S WATFIRFORD street is accepted by the city; of the day to day progress with Police Auxiliary Dance at Hart­ auditors. Green Manor Construction Co., and family^ south side, o f the street, but it 3. Heard a suggestion from A l­ mentions of details that make the ford's Broad St. Antipry. All pro­ , The comptroller-’s office needs, Hoag and Provandie, Boston ad­ RESTAURANT would have cost'$6,500 more to do derman Edwin J. Heck that a study STYLES! COLORS! account intimate. ' ceeds will go to the State Police the report said, " ‘Improved finan­ vertising Arm. Rt. 6 and 44A—MI S-2S42 SPEED BOVVi 80. JProperty on that side is mainly of sewer connection charges for Auxiliary T'hiform Fund. Dancing cial reporting of the results of woods. For'Instance, he tells of the For a wonderful time'. . . ex­ Jerry Lewis sa houses out of the city be made; time the men were about to Is scheduled from 9 p.m. to 1 a.rn. state operations and the financial Hartford Rd>, Route 85 Legion Plays Tonight 4. Voted to quitclaim a small Peter Brandon, executive direc­ cellent food, entertainment, at­ The Rockville Jimlor Legrion $59.95 VALUES..ON SALE FOR ONLY.. make camp st Cape Sabine for positions of Its various individual mosphere. Dancing every Sat­ Connecticut Tpke. Exit 77 piece of property on Thomas. St. tor of Mr. John, Inc., will be the funds.” baseball team will play Manches­ the winter, and had uncovered urday night. to Mr. and Mrs. Herman W. Gard­ Choice of colorful prints or plain fabrics, complete with two a cache of supplies w-rapped narrator for the opening night Baldwin aaid. the report 'fo l­ STOCK CAR RACING ter tonight at 5:30 at Henry Park, ner; pillows. Box spring type construction . . . serves as a comfor­ in newspapers. The men were show of The fashion showings lowed many weeks of conferences Gordon Kilpatrick Orchestra GOP Canons Tonight 5. Heard a report by Mayor Leo table Studio Couch . . . may be used as a restful single bed. On which will precede performances delighted not only with the sup­ with experts' in the auditor's of­ TWO TOP ATTRACnONS! Nightly DaUy Republicans will caucus tonight B.' Flaherty Jr. that the Circuit sale at only . . . plies, but with the newspapers of "The Firefly" st the Oakdale fice and.with officials of the comp­ Lounge Lunches WED. NIGHTS to choose their nominees for the Court in Rockville be supplied 'by has a staff of Highly Qualified 4 9 “ Musical Theater, beglntng Monday themselves. , troller's Office. Jerry Lewis la Klla Kasaa's Entertainment Dinners AND Legislature. The GOP Town CJom-: the city with small items, such as at 8 .p.m. "Now, from a scrap of newsps- “THE “THE WILD s OPEN SUNDAYS s mittee has endorsed former Rep. desks and chairs, a water pitcher Harmannus H. van Bergen, and a flag. . , - $79.95 V A LU E S! NOW ON SALE AT ONLY • per which had been , wrapped BELLBOY” RIVER” SAT. NIGHTS Arthur H. Bateman and Vernon .around a lemon, Greely learned whose family has been devoted to la Color Fire District Oommission^ Chair­ Hospital Notes Shoe Experts ■ * . ’ ' Vehicles Collide l:S»a;4M.a5 tha Preeident (Garfield) had bellfounding for eight generations, man Donald B. Loverln, but nomi­ Admitted yesterday: Mrs. Anna Choice of stunning new colors and fabrics, FulHnnersprlng con- 8 RAGES— FEATURES Ott, 103 Grove S t; Misa Ruth died Will deliver his first concert.on the 8CN. ‘‘THB 8TOKY OF BVTH" nations may be made from the sthiction, easily opens to a full size bed or Beparate twin beds. Trinity College Carillon tonight at At Intersection Program Starts 8:80 PJW. floor. The caucus ■will aiso choose Pippin, 8 McLean St.; Russell Has covered metal back to support the two pillows . . . Powell has not withheld any­ 9 OICK Smith, 54 Ward St.; Mrs. Naomi thing of the snimsl depths 7: IS. 10 justices o f the peace, and will ".My Fair 1-ady'' Is schediiled for A pickup truck and a station MEAL be held In the Superior Court room Neff, 29 Vehion Ave. to which the men fell.' including Totnxr, Births yesterday; A son to Mr. AND A TREMENDOUS STOCK OF ttie doctor who stole food from s the Bushnell Memorial the week wagon collided at Hartford Rd. ONLY of the Town Hall at 8 o’clock. of Sept, 19. Michael Evans and Jack Lemmas WED.,*AUG. 17 and Mrs. Andrew Wnuk, 22 Pros­ J89.93 VALUES! NOW ON SALE AT ONLY man he was treat'ing, the squab­ and Mc.Kee St. shortly after 6 aiitrley MacLalsa Playground Season Ends Diane Todd play the leads. Per­ o’clock last night, resulting- In pect St.; a daughter to Mr. and bling between those who were dy­ ( JCT.3I-32.WILUMANTIC,ct.] flVJ le Midget Auto Racing A picnic for parents and their Beautifully styled deluxe Studios in chol.ee of newer decorator formances will be at 8:30 p.m.. minor damage to both' vehicles. ‘•THE APABTMKNT” Mrs. Ralph Duell, 77 Laurel St., ing and thoee who had s little more plus STOCK CAR RACING children tomorrow from 6:30 to Manchester. SIZES AND WIDTHS colors with tailored skirt, restful Innersprlng construction. there will be a matinee Wednesday Neither driver was injured. STARTS TOISICHT! life in them, the pleasure of the Phil Kramer Pint !■ Color p.m. will -wind up the municipal Easily opens to a full size bed or separate twin beds On sale at 3 and Saturday at 2:,30. The truck, driven by Mrs. Carol Discharged yesterday: Da'vid Gil- men when there was- one less FRANK .SINATRA Each Item 10 Big Races in All! playground season, with the ex­ llch, RFD 2, Rockville. at . . . ‘The Adventures of Br'er Rab­ Murry of 98 W. Center'St^was go­ M. GAYNOR-.J; CRAIN mouth to feed. Annex's father, Otto Frank, and f e r tio n of an -Olympic Day Fri­ TO FIT CHILDREN PROPERLY 79“ ing south on McKee St. Frederick Nor has he stinted on his account bit" will be- performed tomorrow Patricia Maler as Anne's older •THf JOKER IS WILD" Delicious broiled hamburg­ day., Vernon and TalcottvlUa news is of 8g<'. George Rice, a man of st 11 B m and 2:.30 p.m. In the sister, Margot. W. Sherwin, 17, olV Wapplng, was ers, rich milk shakes and ^■**CA9T A LONG BHADOW*’ Adults $1.50—Kids 5flc City Council Business handled through The Herald’s Wadsworth Atheneum by the Chll- "Csroimel,’ with John Raitt, driving east on Hartforil Rd! DON MURR.ATILEE RF.MICK great physical courage and loyalty golden french fries. BLST AHEAD CFPlr»t THE T obRESTHo The City Cbuncll learned Mon­ Rockville Bureau, 5 W. Main St., Rice waa a combination of all rlren's Theatre Summer Festival. opened Monday night at the Oak­ The Vehicles came together at ‘Tt4€SE 1000 H ILLS" day night that the plan of the teleidione TRemont 5-S1S6., . . Special REVERSIBLE OVAL BRAIDED th' good qualities a man can have- Spot News dale Musical ^ e a tre In Walling­ the intersection, datnaging the in color Congregation of Jehovah’s Wit- intelligence. phyatest ahlllty, com- Stuart Michaels, son of Mrs, ford. It will run through Sunday right rear-fender of the truck, and ' nesses to. build a church, on the patelon, reatralnt. PowelUs admira­ Florence Mosler, 22P St: James St., night. the front left fender of the station HELD O^ER ACAIIS! Rockville side of Tolland Tpke. Is Five from Area WOOL tion of the man reveals itself all is in the cast of the new Gore Vidal "Once More, With Feeling” wagon. Damage to each vehicle being delayed because of a sew­ through the hook and wdth good play. “On the March to the Sea.” opened las,t night at the Oval was estimated at about $7.“i. EXCELLENT! BLEND RUGS Theatre In' Farmington and will erage problem. ' Griiduate Morse Purchase! cause The. play opened Monday at the Police are still investigating. The congregration h u its plana In eddltion to the affount of the I Hydr Tsrk risyhnuse in Hyde run through Aug. 27. ^ifcGuiNESS JUWfHOUWtYg' ready, but City Health Officer Dr. Five students, from Manchester, : I I Franiiis H. Burke 'will not permit I » _ 24.8 MAIN ST. . '"^4L/REEN^’HARA Vernon and Rock-vllle, were gradu- |||^"^s^ Pjg^b^ge ’Ig^” J j ^ * £ A M i m M the congregation to install a septic ate(j from Morse College In Hart­ tank. ford recently. SHOE Plans for the structure were They are Mrs. Kathleen Fournier CJuiTm/in pre-vloualy approved by Building Hedlund, 137 BIssell St.; Alton M. Inspector Roland P. Usher. A sew­ Holt Jr., 114 Campfleld Rd., and Shoes for BOYS Shoes for GIRLS Friday Night N o w thru Sat, er line comes within 200 feet o f the Robert W. Neil, 79 N. Main St., all church propei-ty and it Is estimat­ of Manchester: Donald Drown, 8:15l HAVANA' ed- that it will cost $1,800 to ex- Vernon, and Ronald Gates, 59 TEEN DANCE ^ “DIARY OF 6:25-10:00 . fend th.e sewer...... ------Spring St., Rockville.

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY,d n " AUGUST 17, 19<0 PAGE PAffll F0U9 BtANCH^STER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 17r W ■1*1 i ■ 81,777 from 89,638 t^o previous election were Town (Committee oSlc* last week and broul|llt shout advised to file for unemployment Columbia" Baxter, Streeter; Is Burope Neo- H* compensation until recalled, a labor week. j. .K’ Car Said Sfiif.cii eesa(y,)D«uteoh and Row to Use Town Boy Sends THE HOUSE OP PASMON Coventry i estlinsted at about $7,800. Chairman Raymond H. Bradley Sr., Strike Enil Brings a sizeable jump in the number of claims. department spokesman said. Claimants during the week end­ *ee with a Neurotic Dof, Baker; Put Oandldatos Named Jptoph Coughlin, Mathilde Nyack. ing Aug. 6 were paid $924,251 as News Tidbits Kenneth M. Spencer, Bessie I. Total claims numbered 1,684, a During th* comparable period From Pioneer Eot Library Adds 108 It on the Front Pafe Please, Cut­ Card to Mother In a standing acclamstion. Idle Claims Hike last year, claims in Manchester compensation for 27,600 weeks of It'l sales Strack' and (ThHstian Weigoid. Also 40 per cent increase above the ler; Back Away From the Stove, C olbd fro m AP W ire* ' '&EPvia Democrats last night endorsed in­ numbered 897, a 21 per cent drop tinemployment with average week­ Wenner; Ghost Towns of New EYEGLASS Fire Destroys nominated were Herman W. Mulse J.200 of the previous we*k, 'the A 1940 Mareuty sports ssdaa Books to Shelves The wheraabouto of CM s Br- cumbent State . Representative Pratt A Whitney Aircraft and from thf prevloju* week. ly checks of $33.61, England, Blanchard; The Maine nast R a u o h e n 'b a e h , 16, o f 68 HEARING and Michael Treschuk. State Labor Department noted. w«s stolen from the Elm St. paiR« On Rules for Hearing Stephen Loyzim and Mrs. Mildred Hamilton Standard employes not Meanwhile, claim's in - Connecticut Claims in Connecticut last week ing lot of the Pioneer PsrscAiute Islands, Simpson; Only Only, and Two major oil fires within 13 Ttempseo^Rd. was learned today 5-Room House C, Hlltgen as candidates for the Trenton, N. J., was considered Saxton B. Little pS:ee Library hours esase.knndred* o f t hanssnJs TManebsster E v e n in g Herald yet recalled by either company filed as a whole showed a slight drop. were 40.680, a slight decrease from Co. about 1 a.m. today. It was Fun While It Lasted, , both when his mother received a poab AIDS Legislature in the November elec­ the 41,095 of the week before. Dur­ for the seat of the federal gov­ has 108 new I books which Miss by N. Ckilden. ' o f doOan d sn sge in Kansas City card from Rowe, tnd., Manchester Coventry eorrespondent, F. Paul­ The United Aircraft Corp. em­ Michael MInnich of 73 BridfS ▲ dlaeoMlon t t lulaa Uat night tions. for unemployment benefits in the ployes, who began signlnT for work ing the comparable two weeks of ernment of the United States In St., .owner of the- car, reportotf Ws Gladys Rice, librarian, has cata­ yesterday, just two dajrs before an­ police reported. Firs destroyed the 6-rown frame ine . Uttle, telephone pngrim tor taMrinc nUecaUoas agsbut Ambul%poe Replaoed OONXAOt LENS SPECIALIST ’There were no nomlnstions from Manchester employment security last week at the two divisions, were 19.59, the claims total dropped to 1783. loss to police. logued and put into circulation. The inter-county ambulance, niversary such blaze .that killed It hadfbeen posthiarksd Aug. 16. bouse of Mr. and Mrs. Roecoe 3'-6981. . Ocamnl Matoagw Richard Martin six firemen and Injured more than the floor in opposition to the nomi­ available to residents of the town Rauchenbaeh!h baa been missing Davis of Fox Trail in Waterfront Because of the Increased patron­ 100 other persons. . . General Elec­ nations. N o ' opposition was reg­ turned into the kind of- donny- age, Miss Rice said,' the number of of Columbia for 20 years through from his home since July 19. Park thia morning. Cause of the tric Co. reodves 91,347JMM con­ In the card, he told his mother he- OPTICAL STYLE BAR istered to the Town Committee V tacook aome Democrata fear will be books per family, and the length of its affiliation with the Tri-County nomination* for justice of the tract for fabrication of new Polaris was continuing on to Eastport- BO u i n T am . fire ie unknown.- tha nature of the hearing Itaelf. time they may be kept, must be Assn., is once again a brand new, 7«8 MAIN STREET peace. ' ^ Mayor and Board Chairman Eu- up to the minute vehicle. Inertial guidance system. Ordin­ Ind., according to police. No one waa home at the time limited. ance Dept. General Manager Gene Incumbents nominated for re- g m t T. KeUy tangled with hia own There are 22 books in the general The association has just re­ No indication was given as to the fire was discovered in the gg- R. Peterson saya why the youth loft home. However, : Democratic majorityrled by Theo­ fiction classification; 9 mystery and plaoed the old ambulance with a elosed front porch of the house dore Powell, over what form the 14 non-fiction, • for adults. Also new $12,000 vehicle which, like its police say he is wanted by Hart­ Officers of tbs association are se­ ford police for aggravated assault by. Mr*. Dorothy 'White, a neigh­ ’■ b e ^ iig will take. there are 63'juveniles for primary, predecessor, is equipped with lectmen from member towns. bor. Davis had left at about 6 And, after Z'A houra of wrang­ Inthrmediate, junior high and early emergency equipment including RauchentMich m il continue to be Demoerstle Oaucns listed as missing by Manchester o’clock for hia work at Pratt and ling, it waa atill unknown whether high school age groups. oxygen and resuscitators. The Mrs. Marita Merrick, chairman Whitney Aircraft and Mrs. Davis the Board next Tueaday night will police until he eventually returns The adult book list includes fic­ ambulance, stationed at the State of the Demooiatlc Town Commit­ had already left for the 'Vernon DR JOSEPH C. have a formal hearing limited to Police Barracks" in Colchester, is to Manchester. On Famous Namo tion titles: A Godess Named (Jold, tee, has announced the party caucus SAVE diner where she la employed. Demcfcrat John H.utchlnaon’a apeci- Bhattacharya; The Stars in ’Their manned In emergencies by State to name a candidate for repveaenta- North and South. Coventry Fire BARRY’S flc crltlclama of Martln’a account­ Courses, Brown; Three MerToh the Police personnel who are trained KOREA REJECTS KIM tlve to the Legislature will be held Seoul, Korea, Aug. 17 (F) — BROADLOOM RUGS Departments as well as the Eagle- LING SEPV CE ing procedure*, as Martin haa re­ Left Hand, Chase; The Loving in first aid and emergency work. ville Department answered the A new policy is now in the for­ August 23 at'8 p.m. in Yeoitians South Korea’s new paillament OFFICE quested, or whether it will meet Spirit, du Maurier; Mrs. Sherman’s Hall, •nd Wali-to-Wall alarm placed by another neighbor, for a “discussion,’* as Powell wanU, Summer, Fischer t Lament for a mation stage. Each of the eight- today rejected the Md of eoe- A t this point no names have Mr*. John Bonkowski. They spent In which the Board could question City, and The New England Story, member towns is setting up a nomtst Ktm Do-Yun to beocma WILL "BE CLOSED been reveal^ as to those who are Carpating more than two ho\irs bringing the Martin on any points the matter Hough; The Emerald Whaler, Lau- group 'Of six volunteers, in most prime .minister and riearedthe interested in the post. blaze under control and prevent- has raised. benstein; How Can the Heart For- instances, firemen. Who will be —Congolese troops snr- could amotmt to a means of finding Hartford. The F er^son Affair. Macdonald; their own authority. ‘ ways for possible ’’administrative The wedding wdll take place Nov. roNided a plane that landed 16 Whisper Town, Philips; Twice The service is financed by a. 10 Norwegian UJI. soldiers at Leo­ Improvements,” as well as satisfy 19 at Grace Lutheran .Church, Dead, Rhode; The Survival of the per cent per capita levy in each Martin’s desires. poldville’s a ir p o r t today and Hartford. Fittest, Sherry: The Big Bite, member town. Last year it coat threatened with nuchine guns to Kelly said this could also amount ’Travli; and Hilda Take .Heed, th is. town $132.70. For all eight to a way of tuhilng Martin’s re­ bar them’'from The Congo. The medieval days was called Ragusa. York. towns, Colchester, Columlria, East Congolese relaxed and let them quest into an investigation of Non-fiction includes; The Len­ Martin himself. *rhe mayor added The proud, aplce-carrylng ships Haddam, Blast Hampton, Hebron, etnerge only after an hour of CLOUT non Sisters, Parr; Mlts, Wits and it would be unfair and against all her Oitizens contributed to the Ve­ Salem and Haddam NeOk (Leban­ argument The Norwegians had known procedure not to let Mar netian fleets were called argosies Logic, Lieber; Man High, Simone; on has now dropped out and main­ been flown In on a Belgian com­ tin know in advance, as in a bill of by Europeans who could pro­ First Men to the Moon, von tains its own fire department am­ mercial plane from Bruas^ The particulars, what questions will be nounce Ragusa no more closely Braun; Frontiers of the Sea, bulance.) It answered 126 calls Congolese considered they might asked of him. than that. Cowen; Merry Christmas, Mr. covering a total of 6,403 mllea be Belgians. Of Powell’s plan in general, Kel­ ly said, “You can use all the fancy language you want, or hem and KNOCKS O UT haw . . . it’s still not holding the hearing the manager haa 'reques­ ted .into what he'feels are charges V against his competency, sincerity, arid honesty.” B. Bin of Parttculani For the hearing, a ’’bill of par- tleulara” had been drafted by the town oounsel’s office setting forth Hutchinson’s charges that Martin M Have CRABGRASS gave out inaccurate information ^5« £ % condoned unsound and unintelli­ 4^1 gent .accounting procedures, and . that an effort waa made to sabo­ tage k prediction Hutchinson had made of the 1959-60 budget sur­ plus. EVERY TIME The Democrats last night re­ peated that Hutchinson didn't real­ School BRAS and GIRDLES! ly Intend to make any direct or - implied accusations against Mar- Un, but Just used unfortunate ^ rasin g in his statement released There's A Underfqshion for Grabgrass Meets The Fate It Deserves simultaneously to Martin and the Do WE hove press July 29. Mahoney said Hutchinson was upset over a report which Martin . . . for little girls and big girls and teen girls! gave at an hour when most Direc­ co-ed figure... Be school bound _ tors are ’’too groggy” to under­ Dresses for school and after school, and Sunday stand, and subsequent ”blg head­ with a full array of gqy, youthful lin e ,” which said the 1959-60 sur­ school, too! Play dresses, dressy dresses . . . plaid- plus was only $11,000 wrlthout glad’ dresses to fiert prints . . . and the so-new pointing out other income would styles. also be received this year, too late tunic styles, too! And the colors . . . fabulous! . . . to be classified as ’’surplus.” the labels are fambus,-too. . .Young Sophisticates, However, the newaxtory follow­ vV ing that report, and the report It­ Joseph Love, Youngland, Cinderella and many oth­ self, made these facts clear. Ma­ ers! We've such a selection it's as simple as A -B-C honey today acknowledged that te-; this might be true. But he contends to choose an exciting school year wardrobe! And that an unfavorable impression remember, whatever you choose, you can be sure was still created that apparently of dependable "Burton's" quality, teamed with made Hutchinson ” a little over­ anxious” to Inform the public.' good taste, full value, and "sm iling service"! ^ Mohoney said last night the h matter is being blown up'into, a m “ "big play of word* all over the " g ; place” . . . “ a Perry Mason, Al- fred Hitchcock thing.” A : Younglsnd'i paialiy pins- F: Pre-feen tunic dreaa by CrlUdans Seriotai Juntorette in, arnel qnd Bailey said things would be ■ fori on solid driaa \rtth ' Pmfmtlt ••bElti itfluiitv Er« Parmfll Babbkt Bra Ha. plontcd neck, alcoves. cotton ahadnw check different had Hutchinson “ investl-- with white linen trim. .gated the facts” and used care N ». 4S/. TW p«rf«ct "flnt" bra htorton Rnbig hi «spo Waah 'n wear! 3-6x. bacaM« R hot ad]vitoblo, $ofi-lml» •Btra flnnntii, ihaplRf« ovppcft. Warm fall tonea Sizea' with his word*. He also said the tvpo fbat aspand wlHi dsvtloplwg •loiHc froar pad bach band, TMi $7.99 criticisms were serious enougrh to , -...... $8.99 flfvrao. Ad|siiobla itlf ilrapi, •MbraldtrtU' aspo* WMla* B : YOunglsnd’a checked cot­ compel the Board to grant Mar­ ^ i •tavrts both rslsai«..Whlt«k H im 30AA *0 34A. ton haa white pique- col­ tin’s request for a hearing on them . 3BAAta34A lar, j\imper-fffect cordu­ O: Cinderella'* bouffant but­ to keep the public from having to • 2 .6 0 roy bib frontl 7-11. ton-trimmed jumper o\'er guess as to their truth. •1.50 roiMm nils facts, ai a pea.aant-atyled embroid­ The Democrats did not disagree potMm niM FAas. m unio, •Bdwilva oLroyon arRamMdaHMV girls' ESKIMO COAT S7.99 ered white blouse. with this, but at, during on before asclsolva af rayoa arrtomsntoilOA wMi .actfoti^ dptioa and rvbbar 7 -1 4 ...... artfb tvfigo (Halonca) iwpo*. alaiHi* C: Waah ’n wear cotton with S I.99 any hearing, they want Hutchin­ Indian braid belt an’d son's question* to be given the in deep^ plushy ahoiilder trim, akirt of spotlight to the same de^ee as his unpreaaed pleat*. Gold or H: TTindereila'a window pans criticisms. Martin has since pub- Red. By Yoffngland ,3-6x. checked frock with saah- ■ llcly answered the questions Hutch­ ed back, lace-edged linen inson raised on procedure, but not $4.99 collar and Cuff*. Sizea t- 1 4 ...... $ 5 , 9 9 under questioning by the Board, or ORLON PILE 3-6X ...... $4,99 personally to Hutchinson. So far as Powell Waa concerned, no D: Y o u n g Sophiaticatea '*charges” have yet come before printed tunic over aolld J: Cind^rella'a button bib the Boaird Of Directors—technical­ Kids think everything is a game. But dad wants a with genuine wolf trim hood dreaa ha* adlld and print dresa In Mooreaville waah ly, and in calling for a ’’discussion” Belt, Blue or Plum. .3-6x. 'n wea'r cotton with-ateip- instead of a "hearing,” he refused $7.99 e d . akirt, white collar, to recognise the .existence of any. better lawn without fooling around. When it comes t-14 ...... $8.^9f^ eiiffa. Loden, Red. 3-6x. One suggestion last night waa $5.99 .that Martin write -a letter answer­ to crabgrgss» he fills the Scotts Spreader with $ 1 ^ .9 9 $ 2 5 :0 0 E: Dreaa 'n jacket dun, with ing Hutchinson's questions, and akirt of unpreaaed plaid that a formaUjearlng,then be held piMta. aolld” bodice, dou- K; Youngiand'a tiiriic-effect Tuesday. ■ ^ laHaat SHpplM Na. B01. UfMtol; thipplii Caaep tirfpa Pairila Na. CLO U T*. In hdlf a n hour he’s walked the entire lawn, (SIZES 7-14) (SIZ ES'M 4 ) bie-breaaited plaid jacket! dreaa in ' aplid cotton Bailey agreed the manager could ^^aallaol oBaMalae Dar povog Rgarao. •Of. Klttaa*flHUIi alaific Mooraeville waah ’n wear against a provincial print, be asked to do this, but earlier had BtraHA trpai haad ipaa olta la trt« ganilMi fMdral af ewrvM, ibi covered every square inch with combed cotton by Young- ha* pleated neck, aleevea, M b Hm . fm la wiMr'Ii, commented that Martin should re- hi aaaiGs^l. SEbaaalia ^hnlob a^^aa land. 3-6x . . . . , , , $ 7 . 9 9 button, tinm, 3-6)(./ n r d Hutchinson’s statemrint as an •ad«laMH.WMla.i.M.U Lowaa lia ar ihra Na ’ Hers if an erlon pilr coat with body and “insult” and refuse to answer it. tMX* (Aka ••■Siiii crabgrass-killing CLO U T. That takes 7-14 ...... $8.99 $7.99 Asked today, Martin said he • 3 . 0 5 NPsYOf) with hood all in one piece for maximum warmth, would anfwer the-questions if the FOIMFTT FNSI facts. Hyte* m i care of the crabgrass. Then, for parfeet fit, and complete freedom of move­ L: Tiny check* bn waah 'n wear cotton by Board asks him to. rvbbar alaofii.' • 2 .0 5 Youngland.-with ruffle front, white piqui rOSMFIT FWM fACTS. AS Plan ment! Has quilted Actilan^ lining' deep slit This Scotched the plan because I > collar and cuffa. Size* 3-6x...... $4.99 the board appears to be divided 4 wSSw «i* eylM PM«m ), some more fim—let’s go fishing! ockats, sturdy zipper front! Bold,, colprfu! to 4, with Kelly and the Republi- ^cans against Powell and the Deth- M on OfH man folkt an coming to ns for advice oh impnetng thtlr Eraid trim reflects the original Eskimo native oerats. lawnt through an ea$yhto-/ollow Seotto Program, Como in anytimo, pattern. Sundgo Red!, Caribou Baigal Lodan KaggeetionB W^U bo glad to pnocribo iho oomet Program for your lawn. Other suggestions tossed about Green! Klondike Gold! last night were that no hearing be held at all (Mahoney); postpone 3 Save *5.00! Scotts Sjlreader (10.95) the baaring (Mrs. Lamenso); that to , 4fc \ _ _ — _ _ r Martin and Hutchinson get to­ plus Oout (6.95) togemer( e ^ i only 18.^ S c o tt^ gether personnaUy and settle dlf- I B a y N ow p a y L a t t e r * ferancas "like genUemen” (Mrs. -^1 BURTON'S has itl ;Lamenzo): that the formal proce- \ „ dure set down by the town counsel, providing for testimony under oath SALE! BURTON'S has it! and the like, be followed JBailey); that Hutchinson make a>, public •TART VOUR OWN apo ' ' dsMffi Is SWF dipartsMNl. rOlMlir NM( PACIti tovto • LAV-AWAY NOW— CHARCe IT LATHU * A rg o t/i$ Slavle ’ LARSEN’S IMRDWARE CO., INC. P Dubrowiik T«woitavla ‘Hia 84 d e p o t SQUARE-PHONE m i 9-B274 FOE PROMPT FREE D E U V E R T SJANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCIffiSTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3,7, 1960

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 17, 19«0 range la from 79 to 60, and' xt PAGE SIX N«w Havan, just before tbs ind- Ueatlona at Tala and ourttibA of of InviiaUfation whan the 8.8. 40, Noroton, Conn., owner o f a tha Chineae collection at tha uni­ HargUboa docked in Bridgeport motor boat that struck a rock- Bridgeport from 80 to 68. . ooopsrAtloa between the soelal and dont ooeurred, < polie* gaUL - The Rising temperatursa Thursday It csn BO li»ir*r bo wagwd aeeord- parents s^ o aae that tbair ehlldren volved are invited on a voluntary MS TI14JM, . State N ew s neighborhood" it one of oomfort- versity library. harbor. .They Xald Behar, a citiiwn Xnd- capsized with six persona basle to eit down with a counselor legal llalda. * Ht was bom In China, the eon of Cuba, had atowed,aw»y when alroard. and Friday will be followed by IRanrl^patpr IBK to boundarlca. "FOt evarythbiF." Parents, It was '^ e conciliation service of the abie homes. and eifplore the poseiblUtlcs of a of Proteetant mlaalonariea.. He re-^ thb phip left Haifa July 26, Two aiaters.'.Jean Grant, 16, and warm weather over the weekend. And ftnally, if w* aro FOin* to allegad, hava dona auch evil things Family Relations' Division has an PRESORirriON A negro approached the ear, reconcUiatioft. If such a possibility identified himaelf as a police of­ eelved early achooling in ..China He was aitaigned befora the Janice, 13, Torrance, Calif., were Rain amounts will averags over % aa put television eete in children's \lmportant function in family mat- EXFERnCNGB the only aurvlvors. Their atep- Inch as scattered shpwera Friday ^^DPtiitig IfpraUl feol and think and b^ avo aa If egigts, and If it appears that long- Roundup ficer, and said the girl would have and later taught there. U.S. ootnmlwiioner arid was held range counseling Is needed, the tera that are brought before bur -father Hugh Grant, mother Wilma, and as general showers and scat-- PUBuaaia> Bv n ui wa thought we had civiUsed valuaa bedrooms, buy portable or tran­ to eccompany him, Lavorgna said. Kennedy redelved hia BA, from In lieu of 81.000 ball. parties are referred to a inariiagt Superior Court. In many caaea, ARTHUR DROQ ai)d slater, Judy, were the other tered thundershowers about. Satur­ HMULDlroroTINO CO. INC. to Fuard and protect, we muat ab­ sistor radios, and give thalr chil­ dlvorca ia Inevitable; nevertheless, (Owittawd Cnni Fa4* One). . Instead, Lavorgna stepped oiit of Wooeter College In Ohio. He also Behar aald he had Worked as U BlMMlI ltr««« counselor. a diamond cutter during the five drowning -victims. Their bodies day. . luiichMUr__ CoiCoDn. hor the potential elaujchter of mll- dren so murJi money all the chil­ the division helps both parties face the car and began atruggling with ■tudled at the Union Theological luavo been recovered. 811 Mata •*. The three major faiths hava been the man. The fight was a brief one, years he lived in Israel. He said Next to the Oaa TH01U8 r I^ROySONrEROV Hene of Rusdiane and Chlnaae with dren do'ie brag about how much mota reallsttcally their responsi­ *Chelr conaidsmtlon'Of tho possibl* Skmlnary, at tha Columbia School 1 WALTER R rar rSRCUSON ~ contact^ wltB regard to this plan, for the man produced a gim and, of Joumallsm and at the Univer­ he went under the name of Levy. N-Suba Named Alr-Condltioiied a Free Parldag la the Rear of Store PuMlalMr, they have to spend, and how much and arrangements have ben made bilities In the divorce, n this way, BMd for legislation to eontrol tha Feandcd October l. im .aa much policy urgency, If not emo­ Conciliation in Family Matterg ■a they aculfled, shot Lavorgna be­ sity of Berlin. Ekit work fell off and he was Extended Forecast Groton, Aug. 17 (IP) — The names this or that coat. with the Family Service Society, the court can arrange custody and vending of merchandise on city r*" tional urgency, aa If the alaughter. support of the children, with the •troets. low the left knee. He then dashed Kennedy joined the Tale faculty forced to leave the country. He Windsor Locks, Aug. 17 WP)— of four submarines that made COME SEE OMR COMTLETE UNE OF .ihibUUod Everr Eeenlnt Except This much we have gleaned from the Diocesan Bureau of Social away, ' said ha lacked funds for conven­ The U.S. Weather Bureau at Brad­ World War II hlatory , will again AmdAjre aod at HnlhfaT* Entered at the were going to be our own. The 1858 Besslon of the Con-^ The Family Relations Division Service, and. the Jev^lsh Welfare least possible upset to the children, Marehdaz in 19S6. one day's newe. Lavorgna was taken to the Hos­ tional travel. ley Field issued thla forecast for join the fleet under nuclear power. feat QBtea__ at Uaacheater Co bb. How doee all thla aerioua think­ necticut General Assembly con­ has a third function. This Involves Agency, all of whom have com­ who are the real victims of the *Unele Jtdiu§* Die* Beeood Claiaaai Mall Matter. Our attention has not been ||ituatlon. pital of St. Raphael. Hla wound Behar said'he went without food Connecticut today: The Navy announced here today ing translate itgelf? What It really tributed many Important pieces of conciliation. The conciliation serv­ petent trained marriage counsel­ tRAVEL ARENGY Bloomfield, Aug 17 (F)—^Walter was termed not aerioui. Uted Dynamite at Fete for the last three days o f thq We must realize the full impact Temperatures for the next five that the narties of Flasljer,. Green- ■tTBSCRIVTlON RATES says Is that If thla split between claimed or distracted by any aiig- legislation to the law of our State. ice is probably the. greateat lors on their staffs to. receive re­ (Wamp) Carlson, 59, who once Hartford, Aug. 17 UPi — State voyi^ and was near deaith. Payable In Advance of the hatred, bittemeas, and vlcl- 18 Asylum St., Hartford ft. days, Thursday through Monday, ling, Gato aAd Guardflsh will, be Riinaia and China, for which we geetion, anywhere, that parents But, none more atrongly Effects the achievement of the Family Rela­ ferrals made by the division. The was a member of a pioneer radio police have accused a New Tork asetgned to the -nuclear-powefed Tear ...... •'*51' parties involved, therefore^- have ousneaa indulged in by many par­ Tel. CHapel 7-S857 Truck Hk$ 4 Car* will average over 6 degrees above Montlie ‘■•e have been hoping and periiapa ever do anything right. • emotional well-being of our citizens tions Bill. trio died suddenly In his horns here Torrlngton, Aug. 17 {JPj—A. trac­ man of endangering the lives of normal. A t this time normal mean Thresher-class. The first three will Mnntbe ...... AM Our conciliation program is thetr choice of counselling with a ties in a divorce dispute. This im­ Authorized Agents For AO Accident Total* lOBth I'M than Public Act 531. which set up today. persona attending a religious festi­ temperature in the Hartford area be buljt by the Electric Boat Divi­ M ite SiiiiijjJ praying, really doea dcvalop, then clergyman or a social worker of pact atrlkes hard on children of tor trailer carrying food stuffs veekly *M the ’Family Relations Division of modeled somewhat on the Con­ Rail, Air and Steamship The trio, the Tasty Teast Jes­ val In Woodbrldge by using dyna Hartford, Aug. 17 (IP) — The la 71 degrees and ranges front sion of General Dynamics Corp. '^tl^ Copy...... i» our duty In tiie world will not be to their own choosing. tender age. Only when we under­ went out of control today oh State Motor Vehicle Department’s Differ in Opinion the Superior Court. The job of this ciliation Court in Los Angeles, Lines ters, achieved national radio fame hill on hiisy Eakt Main Street. It mite in . a fireworks display. usual daily high' of 82 to a low of The other will be built by the New cheer It on to Ita ultimate conclu- Calif., as well as other SimUar The intention Is not to set up stand the effect of this influence dally record of automobile ac­ Sizes: Infants to size 14. MEMBER o r division includes conducting In­ In the 1920'a. After the trio left the ■truck four cars, anapped. a utility They said they confiscated five 59. At New Haven the normal York Shipbuilding Gorp. programs in other areas. With the another social agency, but rather can we know the enormity of the cidents thus far this year and the . THE ASSOCIATED PRESS alon. but to try to prevent It from Angeltcans consider the line of vestigations in divorce esses, .at problem that faces us. Manchester Agent air. Carlson appeared for a time as pole and overturned on the lawn aerial bombs containing aeven vThe Auoclated Pren It excluelvely Archbishops' of Canterbury un­ the request of the court, on auch modifications and adjustments to use the community resources “Uncle- Julius" for the National of an unoccupied grade school. sticks of dynamite each and five totals on the same date last year: ' antltled to the uee of republication or reaching that ultimate conclueion available to render the necessary This column is written by the HAROLD EELLS 1959 1960 all newe diepatcbee credited to h or broken from the time of Augus­ issues ss custody, support, snd necessary to fit the needs of the Broadcasting Co. He specialized In The driver of the truck and the that contained between. 10 and of war. We will have to atop cheer­ long-range counselling often need- State Bar Association of Connecti­ Tel. Ml 9-7442 AccidenU ..20,749 24.239 (Bst.) not other^ee credited hi Ihle neper tine. A.D. SOI: Roman Catholics, visitation. The. division also hss Connecticut courts. In the initial cut. to make you better informed reciting ohlldreiii’ a t o r 1 e a In a woman driver of one of the cats 10% sticks each from Joseph and aleo the local neee* publlehed here. ing It. in tline to atop It. Perhapa consider the office vacant since the job of enforcing support stagea Of a divorce action Involv­ ad in these eases. The object is to Swedish dialect. were admitted to a hoepital. Chlarella, 55, Beacon, N. T. Killed...... 144 1.52 All ri(bta of republlcatloB of epeeial create a more efficient system of and more full'- eware nf o u r dlapMchea herein are aleo reeerred^ hlatory will be kind, and slow down lOSg. orders at the court's request. ing minor children, the parties In­ He aleo was heard nightly with Occupants of ths other vehiclea Trooper B. J. Stemlak, Whb Injured ....12,539 13,086 (Bst.) a littla while dur thlnklnf catches an orehcatra over old radio station eacaped injury. .. made the arrest, i^d that if one SAVE ANY AMOUNT Full aerrlea client of N..4t. A^Sertr- W JZ ^ canned goods and othdr produce of the more powerful bombs had Emhart to Expand Ice, IBC. _ up- ...... “ ~ ~ 988 MA1N STREET . TEL. MI 3-6171 - OPEN 9 TO 5 :30 - THURSDAYS AND FRIDAYS TO 9 P.M. - CLOSED MONDAYS A t tha time of his death, Carl were aptll^ over a 800-foot ai;ea. iKibUshers Repreientatlvee: The fallen Into the crowd It would have Hartford, Aug. 17 (IP)—The Bra- Jullue Mathewa SpeclaR Airei«y — New ■on was employed as a free lance killed everyone within 100 feet of SAVE ANYTIME Torlr Chlca*o. Detroit and Boatm Trial— Plus W hat? aalesman and artiat by radio sta­ hart Mfg, Co. haa announced plans MZiMBER AUDIT BVREAy OF Shirt Firm isptd ^ . the blast. to build a multi-million dollaj of­ CIRCITLATIONB. ______■ A tion WHAT In New Britain. Francis Powsrs did whst hs did Bridgeport, Aug. 17 — Warn­ Chlarella was sending aerial fice building on an 108-acre site Carlaon ia survived by hla wid­ bombs up Monday night as part We’re ■■ near as the nearest BASEBALL The Herald Prlntlnf Company Iiy.. er Brokers Co„ of Bridgeport, hhi near the Connecticut General Life mall box. Aak for Save-By- Trfer* Is no question as to the facti ow. the former Roee Marie Rub- o f the celebration at the annual aaaaroee no financial reeponelbillty for announced plana to buy Baltimore, head of the shirt ffrtn's New Haven, ,Aug. 17 (IP)—Bn- Body Recovered SAVINGS cause It would have seemed foolish The death of John Daywoos executive committee. ’ One can no longer be sure, that, rique Levy Behiar was In the cus­ , Stamford, Aug. 17 (/P)—A body a n c/ L O A N to deny that he was there, inside 1075 Dixwell Ave. was termed ac' The price was not made public. tody of the U.S. marshal' today found across Long Island Sound YANKEES In the smaller compression rJiam- Russia, when he was there. In any eldental drowning by Medical EbC' About 1,000 persons work for A S O t* I A r I O N New diminutive scaled awaiting trial in district court on near U oyd’a Harbor last night has vs. ber our world hss now become, a ■miner Dana Blanchard. Hathaway In Waterville, • Maine a charge that he stowed away on case, he has confeased, and that Is and Lowell, Mass. The company been tentatively identified as that /JVSVJteO SA V/M0S quicker pare has not come upon swing bridge lamps Dsywoc/s’ fully-clothed body was a ahfp from Haifa, Israel, to M one of four persons drowned in one thing different from the usual started.in 1837. ei,aaeT riMAwciat iwsTiTwrlea historical trends and destinies. To in solid brass; found floating face down by Casp Bridgeport. a boating accident last week. BOSTON espionage rase. in nutmeg birch with plastic tops teif Block, Branford, who had come take one example, which may Itself beige linen-over-parch­ Behar was arrested yesterday Police said the body was believed / O O Z v 4 € a i/ * Another thing different is that A-B ' to the marina to check hla boat. Yale Scholar Dies to be that of Thomas V. Grant, form a subject for examination at ment shades. by agents of the Federal Bureau his own government has admitted Block called police, who recovered New Haven, Aug. 17 Iff)— Tale J______■ another time, it was a late yester­ what he was doing, and has admit­ the body. University has received X report 14.75 Daywoos, a retired machine of the death of George A. Ken­ day that we began to realize that ted its own responsibility for it. make house keeping easy, we would, in otir lifetime, be faced tool maker, leaves hia widow: nedy, 59, professor of Chinese Naturally, then, It also maintains artth the eruption of Africa, and It language and literature. an open Interest in what happens Tale said a wire reached here is a precipitate today In. whlcji we Youth Wounded to him. as it could not do if It had yesterday from the master of a find Africa all at once exploding. In New Haven, Aug. 17 (JT)—A followed the normal course in eav young New Haven man was shot In ship (narhe Unknown)' en route Do You Mind A Small, HardlyMotlceable, that yesterday when' we were he- Watkins chose the Semi-Annuel Sale from Hokahama to San Francisco pionage matters, which would hive the leg early today as he struggled gtnnlng to be aware of the prob­ saying that Kennedy had died of g o o d ,*^y e a r been in pretend it had never heard to introduce for the very first with a man who was posing as a lem,. and te predict it, w* would Little things give .a heart attack Monday. o f Prw'era, time the all new, wonderfully carefree police officer. TIRES ^ ■n have considered the timing a The victim, Vincent Lavorgna, Kennedy was one of he nX- Still another thing differant is "1776" Colonial Collection! tion’s most eminent scholars in matter of years, and perhaps even 18, of 144 Sylvan Ave., was In a that Riiasia, while exerelelng ita big decorative eflects parked car with Miss Donna A. Chinese lihgUleties. He was found­ SCRATCH OR DENT? decades. Suddenly.'Is is a matter r^ght to put iPowert oh trial, and Gillespie, 17, of 48 Dorman St., er and editor o f Far Eastern Pup- af weeks and months. while condemning hla act, haa pre­ Is there aiSlmtlar fast breakneck tended a certain degree o f sym ­ Better Hurry—Limited Quantities—First Come First Served Umetabie atfacblng itself to the Big 16-inch globe pathy for hla family, allowing It to hlstorloal question- of toelatlona be­ in stand helps bring Its own pathos to the Mos­ tween Russia and Chins ? cow scene. you keep up Big 11 Cu. Ft. The first clesr emphssls of the 1960 8 Cu. Ft. Now, in', our expectations, we with the news. potentisl .trend of these relslions must add these differences, which Solid cherry base; that ws recall cjime from Gencrsl- distinguish this from other eap.l- 3OV2” tall over all. Douglaa MacArfh.ur. on the occa­ G-E REFRIGERATOR G-E REFRIGERATOR onsge trials, such as some we our­ sion, of his forced return from Ko­ 84.50 selves have conducted of Russian rea. when he pointed out that there spies w# have .caught—these dif- Blight come a day when the nat­ (erencea must be added to the well- WAS WAS ural ciislleng# between the two 00 known Russian talent for turning great Aslan land powers would as­ trials into a propaganda ahow. sert Itself over their supposed ideo­ It Ts this expectation which 209.95 259.95 logical slliancc. That was nine makes us In this country misplrlnus year's ago. But Il ls only within the 189 , U w this solid 139 of the fact that Powers has not. last year or so that other spokea- before the trial, been allowed' to maple bachelor’s NO TRADE NEEDED NO TRADE NEEDED Bien have he.gtin to speculate on see any American, or memhera o7 chest for the poBBibIlify of rivalry, rather his family, f)ur Inference from this storage in any than aJIlance, between Ruaata and 5.00 DOWN ' 5.00 DOWN is that perhaps he Is being ''condi­ room- in.-the home. - . China. When they mention such a tioned" to make , a certain set of 2.25 Weekly or 9.50 Monthly Model B A llT poaaihiitty, it is as- If It were aome- Model LAS81T 1.75 Weekly or 7.00 Monthly responses at the trial. Perhaps 39.95 thlng to he hoped for in the dis­ Riiasia has made ambitloua prep­ tant future, but not seriously lm‘ arations to do the obvious thing Bilnent enough to justify fomui- \vllh its situation, which would he Beauty an ' iatlng polley for it. to put not Powers, but the United Edward* Shoea are better for Baby*a What if things ere really moving States, on trial. Perhaps Powers 30-60-90 DAYS SAME AS CASH Matching ash much "faster than'the-experts as win ne T(7und saying strange b r a w h f o r tray included first and other early atepe. Let me fit SUme? things, not Included In his pur­ I '' with each One notes that Rravda. last ported cnnfeaatons to date. I t ■ fx ...’ ' ' " ' ■ • ■ Big Capacity Deluxe G-E Filter-Flo lamp. week. Indulged In a new and more In any case, it is Rusala'a show youngsters' rooms , them peraonally. . ..41/red Feltman militant defense of the Khniahchev and Russia Is managing it. and we 9.9T •‘eo-exlstence" line, with harsh rail only watch! with mir suspicions G-E Automatic AUTOMATIC WASHER srords for those trying to upset it. snd our miagivlngs, and, If headed, The only open criticism of that line our own counter testimony and There have been plastic tops before ^but tfie "1776" Collec­ WASHER * 101b. capacity has come, from Oommunlst nuns. eylden( e. for the outside court -of .vs WAS319;95 One notes the. announcement that tion is the first Watkins bedroom with this non-mar carefree WAS 209.95 . world opinion which will be watch­ CHILDREN’S BOOTERY * 2 wash speeds Khniahchev Intends to visit North ing, feature, the sturdy beauty, storage space and versatile er- Korea, hut that Peiping Is not In- Aa for Rusalan'~courteay to the rangement pospossibilities malces these "1776" pieces ideal fur­ MANCHESTER PARKADE * 2 spin speeds aluded in the announcement. Powers family^ who can say what niture for cnildran's rooms or any bedroom in your home! And now the world press feels that Is -whether It is propagsjids OPK9t EVERY NIGHT T IIX 9 FROM NOW * 3 water temp ' aompelled to dignify, heraufe they See every piecal preparalion for a pleasant reunion TO SCHOOL OPENING are so insistent and appsrently well In which the Individual. Powers, Is Whether your home is * 2 rinse temp documented, reports of Russian 229 forgiven after the-cobntry, the Colonial or modern, you can have iechnlciana lea\dng China hy ths 159 * 2 eyelet i ’niled .States, has been pilloried A • 42" Four-drowtr E - 4 2 " R v a - d r o w a r the smart, new 32-inch No Trade Needed trainloads, wdth no ssttsfartory. Model WA852T No Trade Ncecled or whether it Is <>hr more Russian ". dre«Mr bcM«f...... 64. ttudants' dasks . 725<^ ' height in these china lamps. . consistent explsnstton being of­ l i Model WA880T trick of raising soft antlcipallnns ■ fered ^ - Mota's da^ ebedrs ... 17.fl Just 2.00 Weekly or 8.00 Monthly Only 2.75 Weekly or 11.25 Monthly In order to confuse and frighten • - 26x34" DroMor miirert .. 2

'I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 17,. 1960

MANCHESTER EVENINQ HERALD, MANCHESTER, C O m , WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 17, 1960 for many years was Hsbron’a first P A G B S l G H f Hehron A Thouffht ^or Today selectman: Karl H. Links; Mrs. Ed­ fr. Water Co. Must Raise Funds U.S. Not OB-Trial with Powers, ward A. Foote; and LeRoy Benx- SpoBBorad by tha Maaebeatar Politic^ Unite Set Inger. "Moi^ppme-Vemon Conabil o f Obarcbea Facts Distorted, Ike Declares The town committee endorsed Front Stock Sale^ Borrowing Meetings Tonight the names o f Douglas M. Fellows Not easUty It Is' reparted that once, at and Wlnthrop 8 . Porter last month, wiiaa arise 2 2 East Center Si*. (OeaManad tram Paga On-> to aay he does think, however, but there is nothing binding about that pfoirM* t f A easMen. City-Town Interests May Money for the eomplatlon of im- Ava.i-'^Mnon; Mrs. Claire Johnaon the request of the Pope, St. Phil­ Tw o political events are aehed- aM* wppon ~ at a aaC: ip Neri, a wise and devbut Individ­ there should be action now on a this action, and floor nominations provamenta to tha Manchastar and Son, 57 Seaman Circle; Mrs. program of medical esuo for the uled tonight when the RepubUcans ual went to investigate a report Biaanhowar also declared today will be In order ss usual. I law vein jlaa sfissi. ______W ater Company*! praaant dlatrl- Margaret Fontanella and daugh­ elderly. : Spark Democratic Dispute Manchester regarding a novice Who^laimed to there ia no reason why there will caucus and the I^m ocratle Orltfln Honored waoON MUG CO. bution system will have to come* ter, Cider M ill Rd., Bolton; Mra. shouldn't be a lot o f action out of Something ought to be done now DORSEY FURNITU possess miraculous powers. When Town Committee will meet. Donald E. Griffin, chief of the 901 Mala Straat-ia $-6m Janet Toper and daughter, 72 San- because these pMple need Aid, he he arrived at the convent, he was Congress in Its pre-election ses- both from borrowing and from Qna Dr.; Mrs. Dorothy Morton and safd. The Democratic town commit­ Hebron Fire Department, was : B(r WALVER K. TEDrORD tired and his boots were mud-spat­ aion. ' ' ^ the aale o f additional stock. son, 68 Strickland St. Elsenhower was asked his view tee meeting will be held at 8 In the elected prerident of the Windham Tlw old quMtlon of goography, tered from the mire; nevertheless, Eisenhower told a hews confer­ N-War Fear Fades, DISCHARGED TODAY; Ed­ bf a Democratic proposal to finance and Tolland County Firemen’s Atty. Thomas W. Murrett, a when he' arrived, he asked the ence that Congress once had town hall. Democrats are reminded •a d la U n s ti la Roelndllo and the ward Lanz;^ Ellington; Mrs; Jean such medical care through social Assn, at the annual meeting held eounael for the water oompany, Abess to summon the young nun passed 436 bills in two weeks. that this Is an tmpoKant meeting {Vernon Fire Diatrlct, may ahape Sect Ends 42 Days Burgees, 1- Hammond St., Rock­ security taxes. in Willtmantic. Monday evening at corrected an impreaaion o f state­ without delay. When she appeared, Congress can do what needs to and a full attendance is hoped for. tip into a dlepute tonight when the ville; Eldward Ricard, 9 Middle Elsenhower said he wants a plan the Firemen’s Training School. ments attributed to him Monday Philip asked her to remove his be done, the President-said firmly. The Republican caifcus w ill be dDemocrata meet at a t y Hall to In Cellar Hideout Butcher Rd., ’Rockville; Arvid that la truly helpful to the aged Griffin succeeds Fire Chief Jo­ Republic and said the extenaive nature of mud - covered boots, a request In response to a question he held at 8 at the Hebron elementary tohooae their General Asaembly Carlson, Hebron Rd., Bolton; Mrs. but one they can freely accept. He seph Bergeron of Moosup. the improvements will requira cap­ which she refused and from which said he had not heard the expres­ school. The principal business will Bomlneea (OonttBoad Cren Face Om > Christine Calhoun, Esist Hartford; said vigorously that he la against ital to be obtained by both means. she drew back in anger. sion that the Democratic-dom- be selection of two party-endorsed To Help MIselon ^ I t la ..uadentood- a number of The State Public Utllitlea Com­ Mrs. Marjorie Fitzgerald, 135 compulsory medicine. Philip left immediately and upon inated national legislature Is a candidates for the offices of State Proceeds of the 2-day Frontier {Rockville reeldanta may place their Sued by a Tucson wholesaler mission (PUC) last month granted Spruce St.; Mark Smith, 13 Laurel returning to the Ifvpe' said, “ Give "do little congress.” representatives ahd five candidates Days program, sponsored by the GAS HEAT doyalty to the city above their for an $11,803 grocery bUl, the the water company a rate increase, PI.; David Mellen, 35 Falknor Dr.; OUNO PiniOHASE APPROVED yourself no uneasiness. Holy Fa­ for justice of the peace. YPS of St. Peter’s Episcopal Royalty to Rep. Harry Hammer and sect paid up promptly. which was sought by the company John C l^ ry , 11 G arlan d St.; Mrs. But Eisenhower said he doesn’t New York, Aug. 17 (jP)—Stock­ BEST BY TEST ther, any longer; here is no mir­ Church, ■will be given to the Epis­ vote agalnat hia renomination. TWO leadens were charged with in order to better its financial con­ Mary Cramer and daughter, Cov­ sea. any reason why there shouldn’t holders o f the American Machine However, as the town commit acle, for here is no humility.” Oh, tee has endorsed the 'renomifiatlon copal missionary on the Navaho IShould he win hla aecond nomina­ kidnaping by a non-member who dition for borrowing. The increase, entry; Mra. Louise Young and that we might learn that true be some action on the legislative and Foundry Co. have approved tion to the Legislature,, it would of all the present Justices of the reservation in Arizona. The event insisted his wife and tw o children however, was less than the com­ son, Storrs; Mrs. Thsresa Joyner Godliness begins'.in true humility. program he first laid down last the purchase o f the Gune Engi­ teean that both, representatives peace, there will be no scrambling will take place Aug, 20 and 21. were held- against their wlU. Tb» pany requested and the PUC ad­ and son,' Windsorvllle; Mrs. Joan Rev. Roy Hutcheon January and, he aaid, had repeat­ neering Corp., Meriden, Corm., a tvould bo frten the Fire District, a for these offlcei. The-present jus­ three emreged a few days later vised issuing more stock to gain Gruessner and daughter, 93 Ver­ Wapping Community Church edly requested in several mes­ transaction that was approved by Something new for the YPS will ih ln c that disturbs some city res­ tices of the peace are Clifford R. P. STOLTZ and the charges were dismissed. additional capital. non St.; Mrs. Arlene Croteau and sages. the latter company Aug. 2. be a baby show or contest for chil­ idents. Failure of the proptiecy had no daughter, 72 Oakwood Rd.; Mrs. In a wide-ranging discussion of The AMiF stockholders acted Wright. Douglas H. Porter, Harry dren alx iponths to three years of The town’s other representative Company stockholders are slated H. Kirkham, Charles S. Barnes and INC. visible effect on the sect's enthus­ Bernice Frattaroll and daughter, national and international tSffairs, yesterday. age. It will take place from 1 to 2 thiring the last lemslative session to meet Aug. 26 to consider au­ iasm or faith. Its pastor, Mrs. Ann 81 Durant St. TV-Radio Choir the President rejected vigorously Approximately 152,000 shares of John Hooker. p.m. Saturday. The public will act >vas Raymond Spielman of Vernon, thorizing the company to borrow W hat wlU make the caucua live­ C H 7 -2 6 5 1 Wlemer, put It this way: “We be­ money and Issue the additional any suggestion that the United' AMF common stock are Involved as judges. vrho is also seeking renominatton. lieve in the Lord and we thought states has blundered in ita dealings in the exchange. The current mar­ ly appears to be the selection of Tlammer lived in the city when he Stock. Coming to Area some things were going to Imp- with Cuba. ket value of that number of candidates for State representa­ A O 2 - 5 9 4 6 was elected two years ago but he A tty . Murrett said the two meas­ tives. Names already presented to Mancheetor Evening Herald He­ pen, but they didn't.” ures should meet with the approval State Girl Dips A television and radio choir from In discussing his legislative re­ shares is oyer $10 million. bron correepondent, MIee Susan B. has since married atid now lives the town committee as being avail­ FREE ESTIMATES o f stockholders. He said company quests, Eisenhower said he did not The Meridin Arm manufaoturbf Pendleton, telephone ACademy In the Fire tMstrict. "the little white church by the aide want to list any prioritlea in his various filters whiqh are used in able for the. offices are; Douglas M. • A third person, Gerald Allen, stock now will be more attractive In Motel Pool 8-8454.’ of the road” will present musical 31-polnt program, 'rben he went on industries in which -AMF la aetiva. Fellows! Wlnthrop S, Porter, who etockviUe t u collector, has been Rotary Previews because Increased revenues will actively trying to line up Town bring about a greater return on Williamsburg, Va., Aug. 17 (JP)— programs at the Salvi^tlon Arm y In Manchester Saturday at 8 p.m., Oommittee meihbers to support investment. Prior to the rate In­ The vacation of a family from Nor­ Convention Tours crease, the PUC commissioners apd at the Rockville Baptist Church him. walk, Conn., was cut abort by trag­ - Indirect pressure was put on scored the company's flnancia Sunday at 10 a.m. the Democrats by Republicans, Manchester R o t a r la n s were practieas and said the stock, which edy yesterday when Suzanne Jean The choir, composed of 26 young who are expected tonight to nom- given a preview last night of what last year retumUd 50 cents a share, Hines, 15, drowned In a motel people, will present a program of vlbra-harp and other Instrumental Inatis a d ty resident, Arthur Bate­ is in store for members who plan would be hard to sell to anyone. swimming pool. man, and a town resident. Fire Dis­ Too, W ater Co. I^ealdent W il­ W ith her parents, Mr. and Mrs. music "as well as duets, quartets to attend the Rotary International TRIL® and choral selections. trict Commission Chairman Don­ -s. mtMA liam Foulda aaid, during the PUC John F. Hines, and her .yopnger ald Loverin. convention In Tokyo, Japan, In the _ dS*^ • * Bodkieo** hearings, that the company did sister, the girl had 'arrived at the The group was formed 19 years ago and began with a local broad­ Hammer drew the wrath of the spring of 1981. not plan. to issue further stock. motel Monday night on the start cast over a radio station in Bing­ present party leadership by stay- Had the rate increase which the of a vacation. W iley G. Robinson, general man­ hamton, N. Y. For the past 10 company initially sought been Yesterday, the two girls went Irig neutral during an Ifitraparty ager of the Automobile Club years, the programs have also been granted, there would have been no out early for -a swim. Doris, the flght this spring. An insurgent Hartford and a member of the to ' televised over WNBF-TY. The In­ articular need to sell more shares, group, headed by Rockville Mayor Hartford Rotary Club, outlined, £ younger sister, said Suzanne dived ternational radio station HCJB, thb i the opinion of the company’s Leo B. Flaherty Jr., won control'of with a background of oMor into the pool but did not come up. Voice of the Andes, in Quito.'Ecua- the Town Committee from the so slides, two world tours planned Mr consultants. The younger girl went for her dor, broadcasts the program each The picture has changed, Mur- called "Old Guard" faction beaded 1961 to coincide with the tokyo father, who pulled Suzanne’s body week. by then Town Chairman A tty, convention. The tours will be ar-, rstt indicated today, and the stock from the pool. pSraneis Shea. ranged by the automobile club. Bffi Issue plus borrowing will be re- Members of a local rescue squad Issue a Smoke Screen Planning of the tours has been FAMOUS MAKES . quired to effect the necssary Im- tried unsucceasfully to revive the ‘Slogan' Is ‘Arm y Cry* This morning A tty. Hammer given Impetiu by the success of n a W Ylaiircho pravements to the water system, girl. termed the city-town represents* similar, though lass extenslva, ^ e company plana to connect a Suzanne graduated from Pound Edinburgh—^The shouted names tlon Idea a smoke screen. He said tours conducted in 1967 whan the MATTRESS AND group of four wells, one of them Ridge high school this June. o f Scottish Highland clans as their It Is not necessarily a tradition that ■ a reserve source, Into the present The family left yesterday for members rode into battle were the NOW Rotary convention was held In W representation be from the town laisems, Switxerland. Robinson Bigg. f l J 6 pr. B O X S P R IN G system. Extjenslve. water main ren­ Wilmington, Del., where Suzanne first "slogans,” for the word ia de­ and dty. He said, "In the past 34 ovations afe necessary, the com­ was bom arid relatives still live. rived from the gaelic "slaugh” last winter took a 83-day trip $ST.ES apaetad taiarq tr&ig years, there have been. 17 leglsla-. around the world to estabUim $1888 pany says. Also, a 2,000,000-gallon Her body was also serit there. (army) amd "ghalrm” (outcry) IS THE TIME TO tive sessions and In 10 of, those 17, routes and accommodations for the mattgaaa reserva tank and necessary chlorin­ there hpve been, two representa­ coming Junkets. $89.96 Quality inneraprlug ating equipment is called for. tives residing In the same area.” Rotarlans from the local and BEDROOM SUITES SACRIFICED iiiattreaaBa er box apriag ...... ^ 2 4 ® ® As recently as 1051 both Democra­ New England area will probably UTlUTY tic representatives were from the make up the majority of tour $49.96'Deinxe laaeropriBg SO 08 8 city. They were Eugene Dick and FOR A FAST SELLOUT^ laattw aaiia or box aprin ga...... CONVERT TO members, Robinson said. Hospital Notes Morris Spurling. He also said Atty. ORBlHEn $68F6 Ftm iaaotapriag S9fi88 Harry Lugg and Philip Howe, both waHvaai er box springs ...... *^«wO ; yistting hours: Adults f to 8 THOMAS 'Republicans and both d ty resi­ dents, served together. 3 -PIECE BLOND pjis. Maternity 3 to 4 and 8 to 8 Hammer also disclaimed the Idea Pergonal Notices pjn. Children's Ward 3 to 7. that he would place town Inter­ HMIYWOOD BED OlTOtS ests ahead o f city Interests. “I am BEDROOM SET Patients Today: 163 DAWKINS more closely Identified .with the In Mimoduii 100 q.piece ADMITTED YESTERDAY: John $149 Maple, OMoalal atylc fn | Erismann, 29-Franklin St., Rock­ city than I am with the fire dis­ $369 Tangier Sepe. aot. Trljda drcaa- H | M MASTER PLUMBER d.?r S*plCCC get •• • ww ville; Mrs. Martha Hamill, 23 Hyde ■ trict,*’ he said. " I was corporation swsy August 17. 1960. er, cheat on cheat, boidteaao bed . . . . I w P KffCHtS orunsel for two years and I was $349 Gray modern S-plebo act M i l St.; Raymond Strickland, 27 Lil­ Who shall say the grief Drecacr, cheat and bed ...... < ■ I i 600 W oodbridQe St. Td. Ml 9-7669 active against the water company $296 Danlah Walnut sot H#Q lian Dr.; Diane Blinn, H artfoi^ Though the smiles RlAy' ^L, r t i s r . . gOMUDS $269 Walnut 8-pc. act with double Tpke., Rockville; Mrs. Margaret sale.” ' .CTwo suburban water serv­ Merhorles keep the wnuik.und .u.>stni u,epea. Donblo dreaaer, chest and bod .:... IQ O ices Incorporated in 1957-58.) Oespllo the passing of the years. dreaaer, cheat and bookcase bed . . . . IJ 1 Staadard Twin Size S F t Irish, 17 N. School St.; Paula "A n y question of residence win $619.96 Modem blonde 8-piece S 'ln. Headboard. Inaer- Mariotti. 80 Homestead St.; Mary Sadly missed by his loving wlfs, aet. Double 4bpeoaer, cheat and ^911 $389 French Provincial Oheny aat M M RENT set the clock back 20 years,” Ham­ Edith P. Ford. Triple dreaaer, cheat en cheat aiM bed. A G O aptlBg Mtottresa aad Box J( Nicholst South Rd., Bolton; mer said. bookedao bed ...... ^ I* Spriag. On Legs. Glen Correnti, 86 Birch St. Hammer rapped the Town Com­ In Memoriam B IR TH Y E S T E R D A Y ; A son to CONVERSION BURNER mittee for holding an Informal In sad and loving mtmery ef Josesh Mr. and tMrs. Alex Grimaski, RFD away August IT, GAS HEAT meeting Aug. 8 to which he was lUOo. 8, Rockville. not Invited. “ A substantial numr eimilhun WE MUST SELL OUT! HERE'S YOUR UHANOE TU BUY FURNITURE AT BIRTH TODAY: A daughter to j for only $ ^ 9 5 ber of of committee members, in­ ur hearts, sre taking mtmory’s road, Hattwh* Mr. and Mrs. John Armstrong, 53 I 2nd going back today. I cluding Mr. Spielman ah4 Mrs. To many happy memoriss. UQOOgye SAVINAS-OUR LOSS IS YOUR RAIN. THEVTIE COMINfl UY STOOLS M ill St. Allen, were present smd 1 under­ That years can never change.. DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: per month Mrs: Bertha Hart, 161 St. John St.; stand they talked about my res­ We have not'loet the one we love. , Manebester bus, oar aid walkinr to ^ idency and candidacy," he said. Ha We did not say goodbye. Mrs. Myrl Moyer, 64 Wedgewood Rental payments credited toward pu r HEAT For we'll be meeting once again. Dr.; James Bjay-kman, 230 Hilli­ added: *T~ don’t think this was Beyond some eunset sky. price if bought during first proper.** , ( THE GREATEST SALE IN MANCHESTER! ard St.; Mrs. M argaret Ohlund, M Mwaas aam. aaaata Hammer reiterated today an ?h angels watch hlm~nbovs, . Coventry; Karen O’Connell, Glas­ two years of rental. lease God 1st him .know, tonbury; George Heim, East Hart­ ARQO BASEBBARD RADIATION earlier statement that he would Thst we down here have not forgot ' seek a primary If he feels he’s be w* love and miss him se; ford; Theodore Arnold Jr., 393 Bid- faig maneuvered out of the nomina' well St.;- Ernest DeCloccio, 127 Ever rsmembersd by .his wife, KITCHEtt SETS Biasell St.; Mrs. Nellie Golaa, 71 tlon. Henrietta Btnks ana family. 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TUBS.. BAT. 19.AJM. to a PJL Boland guarantee or your money back” MINOHOTER SHOPPtNU PARKADE MI I-1 S I1 WnSD., THUB8., FRI. 18 AJL to 9 PJL MAMJHKiSTEH KVEMIMU Hii^KALI). MAMIHUiSriiiK, (X>1NN^ WKDNiiihDA):, AUGUST 17, 1U»U lUNCEESTEB EVENIKO HBBAU), UANCHE9 ISR. CONN. WEDNISDAY, AUGUST 17, I 960 Last year former Town Engineer they wUl share in Ita cost. The Rockville-Vernon James Sheekey said the town dump ORPA will offer eupepleory, eec- Powers Says He’s U.S. Spy Six Towns Consider Off Olcott St. is fast depleting it­ retarial and planning services. R E. WANDELL tanga Premier Moiae Tdiombe. Wife o n ‘Liberty’ self and called for construction of The ■ meeting will be held at 8 : Congo Premier The Russians have made plain White Questions p.m. In the Robkville City Hall. It they think the UJ4. force ahould Board Votes an iqeinerator, estimated to cost Building Danish ^outs Serve With Ship Officer In Soviet Court Testimony Tax Discrepancy *600,000. Martin, however, held will be sponsored by the CRPA’s carry out Laimumba’a wlshoa and that there is sufficient area at the intertown cooperation committee. Puts Katanga subdue tlUL rebeUiouB. provincial Sum to Pay dump'site to afford adequate dis­ Repreeentatives from, the six towns Contractor government Min. jp)**nisrl* WawlAn, Danish (Coattaued from Pace One) tlon but could not And a job. He Town Aaaessof Montague White posal by the land-011 method for are seeking attendance by officials The Belgian Radio meanwhile Appreciation Dinner told of working in hia spare time from their towns. Girt SMut l*ad*r, ndio shlppad h*r disputed today the claim that Representatives to the CapttoUninl. and Judge Jay K. Rublnow. many yearsi R«sMMHai-CoffliMreld Under Military reported that a 30-mll*-long col­ For'Printing of hl8 procresi from an Air Force at college, and said he had never over a half million dollars worth umn of native men, women and husband out for th* summsr, r*- engaged in politics. Region Planning Agency from eix General Manager Richard Martin S han Cost o f Study Alt*ratiom-R[«fnoii«lin9 pilot to a pilot of the high flying of taxable property onMhe 1959 is also planning to attebd. According to Brown, each town's Well Dug Old Way children, waa fleeing from Lulda- Danish Girl Scouts, who have^guests,' many of the Danish girls tum*d to ,Maneh*at*r yasterday The defense attorney introduced Grand Usa is not being taxed. towns in the region are echeduled (OMtiaBad iron Pag* Oa*) Town. Dlractbrs last night U2. Rapidly mounting rubbish dis­ dumping problems are complicated, i / ^ ------boOrg, capital of Kasai Province, been guesta In Manchester for sev­ have visited summer musical thea- aftar sharing , a 24-Kour ‘ Hherty” pictures he said he had been sup­ "It's more like between *40,000 to meet in Rockville tomorrow “Business Built On proprlated *1,100 for codifying ters in the area, have taken tours Then In the da\vn of May 1 he posal problems In RockVllle and by the fact that types of refuse dia- New York—The Arst well drilled nattoii that show aigna o f Waning where the rival Lulua and Baluba en weeks, have Invited about 150 with him in N*w York City. plied by Powers’ family showing and *50,000,” White said. He said night to discuss ways and means poeel other than the Isnd-All meth­ Customer Satsfaction” tribes are locked In bloody war­ of Sturbridge Village, and Mystic Dr. Han* Wandall’s wlf* ■‘volun­ left Paklatan on the flijrht which how the pilot grew up and the Vemon led to the recent cloeing of In the Urtited States is believed to local autonomy. and printing new ooples the Nat N. Schwedel, treasurer of Of establishing a multi-town rub­ od (now used by the involved have been sunk-in Charleston, W, Full Insurance Coverage fare. The broadcast said, a special Olid Scouts and adult* to an ap- Seaport, gone to movlee, sport teered" hla servicei as ship’s doc­ brought him 1.200 mllea Into the house where he lived—all, appar- Amerbelle Corp. speaking at a the Rockvjlle city dump and has ‘ Along with hla proclamation of Town Charter that are now on heart of the Soviet Union before bish disposal afea- sparked the move for the ft-way to\Ais) are often too expensive for Va„ In 1806 by David and Joseph niartiu law, • Tho (kmgo premier InvesUgatlng committee of the prociation dinner o Saturday at 6 events, and participated in family tor with the Swedlsh-Amexlcan entl.v. In an effort to depict Pow­ City Council Monday night, must The meeting was scheduled. by the Individual communities to de­ Ruffner, who were looking for salt. Tel. MI 4-0450 central Congo government had re- ■ale for *5 a copy at the town p.m. In Woodruff hall at Center and social life. Lin* for the duration of her scout he waa downed. ers to the court as a member of have misplaced a decimal point talk# between those and surround­ a n ^ y accused the'U.N. forces of clerk’s office. •Tt waa a flight I waa told to CRPA Planning Director Robert ing . communitiec. velop. Thus, he said, joint solution They used the ancient Chinese / After 5:00 P.M. failing to carry out their duties fwrted that arrival of U.N. troops Ccngregatlonal Church. The Danish dinner win take th* troop’s visit In this country. Ha the working classes. somewhere. D. Brown 'on the strength of a appears to he the most feasible an­ "spring-pole” method, In which a In the province had failed to end General Manager Richard Mar­ The Tiatton will prepare, cook form of a farewell party and wlU completed hia second truisat- take." he said. "I waa not aaked Under questioning by the prose­ Lavltt made his recommenda­ and making martial law necessary This morning William McMahon proposal by Seymour E. Lavltt, a swer. bit was raised by human power 8^ BALDWIN ROAD the tribal blood bath. tin told the Board at a meeting in and sefve an all-Danish dinner to be the final event in the formal lantlc crossing. Including a voyage whether I wanted to take it or cution, Powers denied knowing tion Aug. 4 at a meeting of the to meet the criala in hla chaotic the Municipal Building that the chairman of the city assessors, Rockville .representative to the If the towns decide on a atudy, and then allowed to fall. country. He also demanded the im­ thank their hosts and friends for program of their visit. to the Arctic Circle, Monday not." what .U.S. agency was in charge CRPA’s executive, program, and remainder of the *3,750 coet was hospitality extended during their Accompanied by their pen-pi^. Aaked if he could have refuaed checked the city abstract of the CRPA, made two weeks ago. Of­ mass transportation committees. mediate withdrawal froih The aboard tho Gripshotan. of his U2. grand list with that of the town ficials from the six towns—East paid last year. Three hundred visit T he dinner will include non- and "sistefa" of Manchester Scout Mrs. Wandall joined him aboard to go. Powera anawered; "I think you did not doubt it Since the closing of the Rockville ’ Congo of the U.N. fofcee 'Swedish Bowies Discusses copies have been printed. and found one. misplaced account Windsor, Ellington, Manchester, contingent, whose loyalty to Ham perlshahl* foods which the Copen- Troop 1, the Danish girls will leave ■hip before the Grlpaholm and her "No. 1-could not refuae. By re­ was a apy flight,” observed prose­ dump, Manchester has permitted The Board also voted to buy ha*^ girls brought with them totaling about *8,000. Rockville, South Windsor and marahjold'a orders is unqueation Manchester next Tuesday morning, husband embarked on a cruise to fusing I would have been consid­ cutor Rudenko. use of its dump area, only "a tem­ No - Race Decision chair trucks And ralla for the from home, and meats and vege­ ered a coward by my a.aaociatea Mrs. Florence Loverin, 'Vemon ■Vernon — will try to determine if Aug. 23, by chartered bus for New ^rmuda and the St. Lawrence "No. I don't think T doubt It,” and Fire District tax collector, porary solution,” according to La- ed. North End Junior high school for tables purchased here. York City. They will return home river. The ship wUl return to New and it would have been nonfull- these communities are interested vltt. Hammarskjold, who flew back Rtgulor hours not convonioht? Powers responded. also conferred with McMahon and in backing a atudy of su€h prob­ (Continued from Page One) *l,44li and to dlacontinue an ex­ Decorations which the Danish aboard the Stavanger Fjord of the York In ten dajrs for another A t­ fillment of the contract." Rudenko appeared to accept Rubbish disposal problems are Wow-Imagine Thatl to New York last night to ask the tension at the east end of El- Norwegian-Ameiican line and ex­ Thia contract, he said, brought City Tax Collector Gerald Allen. lems as garbage and trash dis­ Iris made-will be in the Hans lantic crossing. Dr. Wandall will Powers' answers putting the It is expected they will check becoming increasingly aggravated - security council ^how the U.N. re-election to work nationally for berta Rd., as reiquested by Mayor itlan Anderben theme. The pect to dock in Copenhagen Sept. end hla summer tour o f duty Sept. him *2.900 a month. posal. and to determine, if such in other Connecticut areas besides Congo command ahould meet Lu­ prime responsibility for the U2 their records in an attempt to And a study is made, what it will actu­ Kennedy. Eugene T. Kelly. An alternate was program will include a speech of 3. 5 when he returns to Copenhagen, He said he had never had any ad­ flight on the pilot’s superiors. other taxable property missed. Rockville and Vemon, Lavias said. mumba’s growing hostility, re­ found for the-extension, on which thuiks by Mrs. Elsemarie WAndall, two days after hla wife and scouts You'll find ug open Thursday ally encompass and who will pay He said study and solution of the Bowles said he had no doubt fia ministrative or leadership function As Powers testified for hour af­ fused to comment bn the martial a house.has been built. leader of the Danish, troop; a movie FIRST SNOW OF S^SON in the ‘Ten-Ten" reconnalisance Mrs. Loverin posed a knotty for it. problem could becon^e a pilot plan could have triumphed over Repub­ reach home. evenings from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. ter hour, a pattern began to Royal Ice Cream Co., Inc. law declaration. The council la ex­ lican Horace Seely>.Brown of Pom- The Directors tabled, pending Denmark, and a showing of Denver, Aug. 17 (#) — High question this morning in regard to group working out of Turkey and Attend from Town for other areas, both in Connecti­ pected to moot tomorrow on The emerge—the questions the attor- the possibility of collecting taxes fret In the November flection. more discussion and feporto, these slides by Manchester Girl Scouts of mountain passes in Colorado were and Saturdays until upon. had not helped plan any missions. Manchester CRPA representa­ cut and out. Congo situation. ne.vs asked and the pilot’s answers on property qverlooked in past Seely-Brovirh waa congressmen items; , Senior Troop . X taken during the coated last night by the season’s His job, he insisted, waa to .fly were serving to picture him ss a tives at the meeting will be Mrs. Manchester hee debated the dis­ along the- southern frontier of the years. She said that since no liens Now Has Over Arriving at hla headquarters, from the Second District until Authorizing sewers for Nor­ visit. first snow. D . FALSE TEETH dupe of American interests. Dorothy C. Jacobson, John B. Bar- posal problem In recent mbnthe. The light faU was reported on Soviet Union from bases in Thirkej' were placed on such accounts, she Hamniandkjold waa handed a com­ Bowles Tbon the‘post In 1958. wood St. and Farm Dr. and set­ The Danish Scouts arrived In His testimony will be printed U.S. Highway 6 over Loveland and Anally to make the flight over felt it was debatable if the taxes munication from Soviet Deputy Bowles said his resignation after ting a public hearing) authorizing New York City on June 29 and Reek, SIM t or Slip? PXmOAM S’ CO. verbatim in the Soviet press to­ Foreign Minister Vasily Kuanet- the election would have necessi­ sewers for Middle Heights and have since visited established Girl Pass and U.S. Highway 40 over FA8TSXTB, an Unproved powder to A4*mb*rs New York Sfeeir Exehong* Russia iLself. morrow and the Impression to be could be collected at this late date. ^ r 80V voicing disagreement with the tated a special election to choose a setting a public hearing; approv­ Scout camps throughout New Eng­ Berthoud Pass, both about 50 miles bo aprlakled on uppor or lower platsa, He said he had been assured by gained is one which likely will in­ holda felae teeth moro firmly U> plaoo a Colonel Shelton, commander of Secretary General’s interpretation replacement. "This would be ex­ ing a reaoluUon consolidating land, and have made bikini; and west of Denver. Do not sUde, slip or rock. No snmnw, 71 lA ir CiNTR n . • MANCNMnt • nit Ml I-IISI fluence the reading public favor­ 31 FLAVORS camping trips in Vermont and Cape Trail Ridge Road, a scenic route gager, pasty taste or feellnt. FA8- the recormalssance group to which Final Clearance of U.N. neutrality toward the dla- pensive, confusing, and unfair to cemetery trust funds; discussing ably in regard to Powers as a per­ Tucker Showing heating regulations; determining Cod. crossing the Continental Divide n m te alkaUne (non-aeld), Doea' Jamos T. Blok • Bobort N. Sforkef he was atUched. that It was "abso­ son. pute b«tween Lumumba and Ka- the people of eastern Connecticut, not aour. Oheeka 'blats odor" (den­ lutely safe" to fly over the Soviet TO CHOOSE PROM IN Vs GALLON PACKS unfair to Goy. Ribicoff and imfalr a method to aSsess for a 'proposed With their host families, in west of Estes Park, was closed for ture breath). Get MBXnTH at any A sampling among Rtissians whose homes they have been the night by the snow. drua counter. Union. He said he had never be- who attended today's session No ImproVemeiil to the Democratic pa'rty," Bowles sewage disposal plant at the East of QUALITY MEN^ WEAR said. - "fpre flowm over the country nor showed they felt much more kindly HALF Catholic and Howell Cheney Tech­ visited it. to Powers than they did before he "No improvement" Is reported TWO MILLION He added, ."My. decision not to nical High Schools; discussing ne­ Denying any knowledge of the began to'testify. in the condition of Jules TUcker, SPORT SHIRTS SWIM TRUNKi What Quality for Only 9 9 ‘^OALLON seek a aect^d congressional term gotiations for property between equipment his plane carried, he He described hla humble family 44, of Willlmantic. Hq has been PRESCRIPTIONS Involves no hidden understanding Oak and Maple St, to be used for aald his only jorb was to make it background and »told the ■ court’ of- on the critical list at Manchester $3.95...... NOW $2.77 ^ W .9 5 ...... NOW $2.77 WHAT'S YOUR FAVORITE FLAVOR? IT'S BOUND TO BE HERE! • Safely Compounded or commitmient with .anyone or to parking. R T^ TTTm work under certain circumstances his father's hard life, of a brother- Hospitsl since Thursday. anyone, at any time anywhere. according to Instructions. in-law who ran a ahoe repair shop He received severe abdominal $2.95...... NOW $1.97 *2.95...... NOW $2.17 Vanilla Coffee Black Cherry Ripples; ARTHUR DRUO Right or wrong,. It is my decision More petroleum la moved by "I didn't like the idea of the Strawberry taken in good conscience snd mine trucks in the U. S. than any ether LllyilLIiJu and another who eked .out a poor injuries and a fractured right leg V anlUa-Strawberry Maple Walnut Cherry Vanilla flight. I was very nervous and alone. commodity. C living by driving a school bus. Chocolate when his motorcycle struck the VanlUa-ChocoIate Butter Pecan Zagnut tense. It is hard to explain. But I Questions and answers aimed at rear of a car In Bolton Notch and Butterscotch was scared." making the point that he was just he was hurled onto the tallAn of SUMMER SLACKS Vanilla-Chocolate- Orange Pineapple Butter Crunch Raspberry Powers said ha never saw any someone who knew how to Ay an the car. Strawberry Peach Butter Caramel Blueberry of the U2’s equipment loaded or airplane and lov^d th t work. ^ TVeker Is funning a tempera­ ALTERATIONS Chocolate Peppermint Banana Caramel Marhla Coffee- unloaded. Powers kept Insisting that*he ture with his inj\iries. • EXTRA Strawberry Chocolate Banana Royal iiii The pilot said he had hesitated knew nothing of the secret aspects "He has a long, dangeroiis road h PRICE Donble Strawberry Marshmallow Chocolate Flake Butterscoteh WANT MORE FOR YOUR MONEY about renewing his contract to of the job, beyond admitting that ahead of him,” said a sipokesman Double Chocolate Pistachio Chocolate Almond Coffee Mocha work for a U.S. government he assumed his Aight had a apy for the hospital today. ^ % ... KEEP YOUR EYE ON GRANTS • agency, and had renewed it only purpose. SUMMER SUMMER AVAILABLE AT THESE HNE STORES: because he did not have time to All this could quite conceivably, And another job. under Soviet law, be consldered'ex- Union Calla Boycott SUITS SUITS • CORNEL BAKE SHOP I PETE’S GROOIERY KNARF*S 8TANP tenuatlng circumstances and ease Hartford Road E. Center Street Manchester Green "WTiy were you sorry you re­ One lA>t E n tire Slock newed yoirr contract." he was whatever sentence may be meted Chicago, Aug. 17 (/P>—The AFT,- • HnXTOP MARKET SPRUCE ST. m a r k e t KINNE’S MARKET asked by his goateed defense law­ out to him. CIO Executive Council hM called Reg. $39.95. R eg.'$39.95. ' Oak Street Sprtice Street Glastonbury At the same time, it has the ef­ for a nationwide boycott of Sears • PATNODE’S GROCERY I USA'S MARKET yer. Bolton Spruce Street OQIONIAX. BAKE SHOP "Why were you penitent 7' fect of helping Soviet determina­ Roebuck A Co., accusing the huge $19.77 $27.77 • tion to depict the U.S. government retail Arm of using "union bast­ ^_ t , ^___ _ • PEPIN’S OROCEBY ART’S GROCERY , Glastonbury •The reaawiB are hard to ex- Bolton School Street pUdn." Powers said. "The work as on trial. ing methods.” HARTMAN’S SUPER 14 Cubic Foot The 29-member council, ait its • LYNDALE STAND I VALENTI’S GROCERY MARKET was atrenuotis snd I had a feeling His voice was Arm but high SEORT COATS BERMUDA SHORTS Bolton Center Street —I can't put It Into words I pitched and grew tired toward,-the- annual summer meeting yester- Rockville dsy, ssid Sears Ared 262 union • MANCHESTER DRUG I BIRCH ST, b a k e r y didn't partictilarly like what I was end of the four hour morning sea- $29.95. ....NOW $18.97 $4.95...... NOW $3.57 Main Street Birch Street doing." elon. members In- San Francisco be­ cause they refuaed to cross picket $24.95_____ $3.95...... NOW $2.77 • PINEHITRST GROCERY PEKO'S STAND "Why are you aorry now?” the Listening from a box in the rear NOW $15.97 Main Street Oakland Street lawyer persisted. of the courtroom of the house of lines eet up by another union. With a wry expreaslon on hie union were his wife and parents. A Sears also replaced strikers with Save this ad for future reference; If your store Is out— please nsk REFRIGERATORnTH BOnOM face. Powers said: Russian nurse was with them as strikebreakers, the council said. I All Other Summer them to reoader. "The situation I am I'n right well as their own doctors- from This, the council said, con.sti- now is not tod good. I haven't home. Powers, diagonally across tuled "union busting methods de- . for BOYS heard too much of the news of the the huge room and blinded by tele­ liberately employed." Men's Wear Reduced world Hince I havje been in." vision lights, probably could not The council voted to support its d ^ O lfc d L CREAM CO., Iiic. But he said he learned of the end see them. affiliated organisations’ effonts 'to ’I of the summit conference and of The family seldom took thclr organise workers in Bears’ 729 M € N 'S SH O P the cancellation of the Wsenhower eyes from the witness stand. retail stores and AM catalog Manufacturers Of (TRFITELLI’S “ SPUMONI” visit. stores. Comer Main 27 WARREN ST., MANCHESTER— MI 3-6950 Powers said that on completion For Its sljse, the kiwi bird lays A Sears spokesman said: GLENNEY’S nnd Birch Sts. THE UTBST LOOK... FREEZER of. service with the Air Force he the largest egg known; a 4-pound "Sears' position is that we are not had wanned to go into civil avla- bird may lay a one-pound egg. commenting." tAPERIb.nT, IVY LEAGUE SPORT SHIRTS IN P t A T U * * S NEWEST PRINTS a-POOR PW -4^

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Kaynot* of thit handaomiOiirt is a mod- CABLE ADDRESS "TELEPHONES -an dim look. Taparad ahap* provides "WANTBWAR’ Hollywood 9-1251 a amooth lit under trouM i*. . . ••paeially THomwall 8-6621 with eontinantal atylaa. Button-down, collar, top-canter pleat. Sixes 6 to 18. Pagani Caterers, Inc. Norman's Low, WESTERN-CUT DENIMS IN WARNER BROS. REGULAR, SLIM, HUSKY... Low Prices PICTURES. Inc. P. 0. Box 89 MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT Telephone: Mitchell 9-1359 WEST COAST STUDIOS . MItcheU 9-3708 ALL SUPER STRONG, SANFORIZED On 2-Door "'I Burbank, California . FOR PERFECT FIT Models Begin ^ NO PAYMENTS 1 5 7 lilll At Only...... tef elsr lV* M UNTIL NOVEMBER! Juna 10th, 1960. August 14, I960 J TAKE UP TO 2 YEARS, 14 cubic foot big yot It looks builMn! No coHs on back, no profnM- AIRMAIL Fall activity call* for these trim-Joolc Ing M ngoe^ts Rot against walls and coMnaH. Ntvor bofort Mch weAams of Iron-tough denim. Hade In big co|Mclty, fo many top foaturoo, at sucii a low, low ptico. proportioned sixes of isgular. xlim and TO PAY! 9 P« aiil Cotarara^ Inc, huxky to auur* a perfect lit...an d San- ill P.O .B ox 89...... forixad to ctay that way. Sixes 6 to 16.

Mcatchaatar. Com*. ' ' 1 . > • p Wa hare at Pagani Gntarers want to take this opportunity to thank War­ Daor Banite:—e ner Brother* and the motion picture industry, Statler Hilton Hotel man­ NOW! YOU CAN ENJOY I dm terry that I didn't 9 at a chonea to saa you bafera I iaft, I wemtad to agement, Arrow Bus Line and our many friends connected with the film ing';^ themk yoH for tha swall job you did in faadinq our pfopla. I don't know of "Parrish," for their recommendation and use of our service during the whoHiar you know It or not, but to faad a motion ptetura company and twenty-one of the twenty-four day* of shooting here in Connecticut. It has ’ HUMIDITY-FREE DAYS kaop thorn hoppy and totitfiad, is o haH of a big job, wall you did it, end been e real pleasure to be of service to such nice people and hope that we you did it very wall. I sura thonk you gi|oin for avarything you did and any­ can at some future date, again do business together. With This Amazing New i960 one Hied it looking for good food and a good cotarar that knowt how to We are indeed fortunate in having behn awarded two consecutive con­ 1 n put it out. Hiot con kaop poopla totitfiad ond eontantad. I cartoinly racom- tracts in as many years, with Columbia and Warner Brothers, end will en­ If mand you for Hio job. It wot o plocMura working with you ond nbpa t i^ I ::::: deavor at ell times to serve our public the only way we know how-;^ith win h«wa Hia plaotura of worldng with you again tooiL^iva my ra g ^ t to i quality and family sincerity. — __ A' a^^p fWwa Wa OlV > • 4 f Yaiura truly. JOB. Pegdni Qatarers, Ine. Hili Josapti J. Bony ItniJ •OYS" MW LoeoHon Dopt. AtHIlAN* AClYtlC Arnold J. Pagani KMTt THAT WAIM, WASH 'N W U l Womor Brot. Shidlot . DKY UKI NUOK O M U fU CK S Burbank. Calif. Julius Pagani ASK UOUT Nano Pagani ■ecehwtJc 1 .5 7 OUR lOOAY Benny Pagani. 11 . All - Aaseriean favorite Reg. 1.91. Sanforised Frto Delivery — iMts Of Free Parking— Free Service bedford eerd eotton hfis ilii for good looks, aeant HOUETIHAL i i tare. Kever riiriuka or iMlf beltt awing pockets. aggx, neat flttiag. M S. '.Qrantogx* awn. I to T: I OPEN DAILY from WB SrOfUES IN MANCHSSIfR 9AJito»PJjU: ..- a n d — MANCHEGTM PARKA^ •13 MAIN SniEET 44S HARTFORD ROAD, Near McKEE 0 PEIIUtURIiY11|1.7 RI, « £ s. , ! / 1 . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONK- WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 17, 1960 PACT IDURTISEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 17, I960 p a c e F U T E iN DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE HUGG8 BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE Bolton ZWttlNaNS CM IVW ' J conFt ^ ~~r prnM AjOR s e a ME IHMEA MejH'i______A » P C . SOMCANO AN om eR VERRCKtM.1_____ rM isTTIN * tT» ANOTMK APeSJUJ Antwar to PraWout Puzxl* Country Fair Sets UPONTH'MBIGV ANPIM#/ TJklOBr ‘ f w f f & i , ANDIHAISaMOMHNOWTD Lotvio t m Bargains W O K t]^ WCKN kSCLLYA V K O K A t m A Wft'iJL HMB Sale of Paintings OUT OP << y o u s . W 6AS1 r WKliWZ A» SOOti AhTVhOS* GSTf 0ACK'< BOAXr. DOWN -M^»TOOI(1t4K CRTTOTHB Vrr/W H SN A caow Listed by ■ An exhibit and sale of oil. paint­ [ two 60TTLS5 OPOMDBLtoM VllNEE)(A0D8D 1 Capital of 1 Container ings by a local woman, will be part telev isio n IM TU».CBU>R.TM» ca t 3UMPBO HiTto XAtvia a It if behind of the Country Fair to ba ■ nald WASHt»l«A(AO«NeAND itlAUiOf^llBX> . the -J— Aug. 27 at St. Maurica Church. 6:00 I Theater (ia arsarisa). Tba NetsM Faauly COLLAR fUTTOM/— fi I It la BOW a Irit Shuv (in arom-ssa) 9 OO, Mystery Disatar aatalUta af curtain Mrs. Charles Robblna, whose In­ early Slios tin nrearesa) Hawaiian Sy* 1 ______aSport terest In oil painting began aif a Cartoon piayheut* A Cool Eventna With Kat *feni Cfet Set Go Cola B - |-v« dSufllcient hobby a few years back, will ahow" Count of Monte Criito- The Hilllonalr* 9. 13 some of her work. It will be dis­ WiM Bill Hlckok Hapov 10 U 30 tttlfd«nlB.t.d |*SS*?.bric Pick Up n Fall and ):J0 I ve hot a Secret I. 13 Winter Ohtalogue A pron ‘HaUmark’ Notepapera on Bala When the Temperature Risea played for adults only in the living 6;JO Weather. News and 8i*orts Of TKe Month Junior Shirt Froeik Prices come dow’n on FIBER Route Jarobe Horse Racing. Raesavslt Racs- tofUienca „ 35 On water 45 hood flavor Get a preview of 1961 faahions HARRISON’S, 849 Main Street room of the Rectory from 2 to Cept. DavM Grief way ■ U 1 f Affu»{*ffift ilwriR ^ FortiflcRtion 48 Complain offers a group of "HALXJKARK” RUGS at MANCHESTER CARP­ 5 p.m. S^ljrte, Newi A Weather Tat* 10. 33. id- •■ttSnttiMr**- 1* ^ ■ BKlnfoUc 26Homea *1,(1 trend! In clothing and furni­ VOO Wednesday Night rights | #lf . J ta . «Cloy 10 Exude 28Reitrain 47 Ireland ture when you page through the NOTBPAPERS, reg. 31 a. box, ET CENTER 311 Main Street. Not She plana to have approximately Circle Theater t. l| 14 AUitrallan now 47c each or 3/31.27. Spar­ /H only for porches'and sunrooms, but 30 paintings in the exhibit. Sev­ 6:46 John Dalv BY V. T. HAMLIN 11 Cheat 30 Revoke 48 Mystary MONTGOMERY WARD . CA,TA- Waller Cronklte ] Wanted—Desd or AUva 40 ALLY OOP oatrieh 31 Again writer,— pOG'LTE for Fall and Winter kling with glitter, this choice note- also for year-round use in living eral of these have -already been 7:00 After Dinner Mavis Thla Ie YourLife 10. » . 30 18 Beafta of sold. ; 10:80 People Are JPunny lO. 30 15Finlahed S3 Buffalo Gardner paper ia perfect for writing sum­ rooma and children's rooms. FI­ Movie at Seven i Trackdown - 40 17 Mouth part burden 1^-1961. Take your copy home Keepey Hutchlnsnn, Walter Kar- Bhoixun Slade aoAt no time SSCitrui fruit! SOUtUebit *nd keep it for three weeks if you mer thank-yous, for tending out BER RUGS, in colorful plaids and News A Weathar I Star Rpotllght 11 18 Death toll hand.some tweed.v effects, are per­ sky, and Rolland Meloche will cook Not Tor Hire- jO 22Eatberi 40 Proclaim 81 Goddcsa wiah. What fun the whole family invitationa, for apeliing out 101 7:16 Film 10:46 Newe. Sporte A Weathar I IBGlva forth 43 Musteline 52 Denomination messages of friendship (birthday fect for modern living. Easy to a baked ham and bean supper to be Htimifv-Brinkley .V II.uu Barry Barenta U 31 Comfort 24Robin^ for will have paging through Its 1091 served family style continuously .Tohn D»ly 40 inftance mammal 55 No (Scot.) pagea. In the faahioii aection. wishes, get Well, congratulations clean,.reversible for twice the Wear, Big Newe ¥ aa Kind of profit they are thick and cushlon.y. For from 5 to 7 p. m. Ronald Morra 7:30 W**on Train 10. 33 11:16 Jack Paar 16. 30 34Wldced you’ll thrill to the new -ahapes, ate.). Stock up on an assortment Rockonlne 40 World'a Beat Usrlaa t of designs (Perky Posies, Gentle young, growing families with be- and Henrv Cote will head a corps Connoctlciit Kvia a 27 Cara ' r k r 8 7 1 r r new lengtha, new polora. See of waiters, all membera of the Breexe, Meadow Flower). A box ginhning budgets, PiBER RUGS »:00 U.S M *r»h»l 8 Feature 40 . 40 39 Saluta what'a In atoTe for you in auiU. give you everything you want in CYO. Mrs. Rolland Meloche will be 1:30 Th» Prir* I» Rl(ht (e) 10. 33. 80 11:30 Jack Paar 3} 33 Map lint n r It li - ooata, acceaaoriea. Get ideaa for of "HALXMARK” NOTBPAPERS Man Into Sptc* U. 40 13:60 Newe A Weathar } attractive floor covering, durabil- hostess for the dinner. Reserva­ - 1 Spy 18 1:00 Newe. Frayar 9 84FootbaU team frenhenlng up your rooma at prlcea on hand provides you with an al- tions may be made by oalling Mrs. r > , i II ways-appropriate token of friend- It.v, at Just-right prices. MAN­ SEE SA T im V A rS TV WEEK FOR O O M P U m U lR lN O 38 Releaia bjr that are pleaaing. Hie fnil-color CHESTER CARPET CENTER la Meloche. WM 6 ..- deed • H 9 26 llluatratlona are packed with aug- ahlp to take to a ahut-ln, or a IT ooiivaleacent. HARRISON'S has a Connecticut headquarters for your Mrs. Roland Masse, chairman .of TAKERS = 37 Cylindrical g^ona. Thera la NO CHARGE carpeting needs. the religious article booth, will SS^tform ti 23 and no obligation to order. Complete, line of STATIONERY have a large supply and variety of 39 Son of Noah and h o s t e s s GIFTIS. Radio (Bib.) IT A gal who wears glasses en­ rosaries, missals, children's books, Lamb Oraaga Kaboba hances her attractiveness by pictures, Jewelrj’, plaquea, statues (Tlilg UgtlRg tBcladsa nolj thoaa nawa broadcAsta of 19 ar >1 nrinuts 41 Hog School Days! School Days! length. Soma statinna caJrr •-tr 1 1/2 to 2 pounds boneleaa lamb choosing carefully the proper and ceramics. other short nowsemsts). CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER daDovaY cry B” For the blackboan-d set, the pret- cubea cut (n 1 1/2-lnch pieces, frame to suit her particular facial During the afternoon of the irOBO—16M ♦ 1:10 New York at Beatea ]2&| ASSjU&StISjUlfiSA. 44Lova god tiMt DRESSES FOR SCHOOL 6:00 Newa and Zalman ^10:45 The Three Su;Buna w 3T about 20 pieces contours. , Fair, girls of the CYO wjU circu­ 6:16 Art Johnaon 11:00 Ne"ewe _ 48 BUry again have been lifted out of tissue folds 49TiUea 1/3 cup salad oil late on the grounds aelllng sniftll 6:46 Lowtil Thomaa 11:15 Sports riMl BY AL VERMEER 41 at MARI-MAD'S, 6?1 Main Street. packets of candy. Mrs. Charles 7:06 Amoe 'n' Andv I 11:30 Starlight Beraasda PRISCILLA’S POP 83TToUUt w 1/3 cup spy sauce or. Paint with -\-10A . 7:30 Double Your Plaaeura Such famoue labels as “Polly Aapinall is serving' as chairman WPOP—141# a Ll a m a n h a d t o d o 84Paaa ' 1/4 cup Temort juice Hundreds of home own'ers In 7:-38 In Person 6:00 Newi, Weather — ^------3 ! WAS BUILD A CABIN. 88Angar 1 large orange, cut In 8 wedges Flinders,'' “Kate Green way,” of this sale. Girls assisting her are 8:00 Nawa. Music 6:15 Conn. Ballroom “Miss Quality” assure you of fash­ Manchester have already used and Arden Godin, Natalie Arme.ntano, 1.00 Newt—Sian Off 7 ;0o Ray Bomeri STAKE A CLAIM. AND 87Slngar u r r i\ IS 8 small cooked onions afc totally satisfleld with A-lOO WRAY—(16 11310 Newa IT WAS HIS! ntigerald 1 •• Blend salad oil, aoy sauce and ion distinction. Handsome outfits Judy Chasse, Lioraine Fox, 'Teresa 6:00 Newa 11:10 Ray Somtri the latex HOUSE PAINT from 13:00 Del Ravcee Shew BBPartalnlng n r “ U lemon juice. Add lamb cubes and for your young man will have him Caldera,. Linda Hassett, Bett.v 6:30 John Daly looking well-put-together day in SHERWIN-WILLIAMS COMPA­ Wadsworth, Susan Miner. Joan 6:40 Big 8ho.w WINT—U:N to the ear marinate 2 hours in the refrigera­ NY, 981 Main Street. This.paint 7:00 R(lward P. Morgan 4:00 Fuianeial Newe 89Maaeulina . 5?" ST U day out. Machine-washable TROU­ McCabe, Ann Warfel, Patricia 7:15 Rig Show 4:05 World News ReunduR' 1 tor. Thread meat, orange wedges will keep your house looking fresh­ Grous and Jud.v 'iCBlanc. It:30 Puhfic Atfaira 5:15 Showcaae and Newa nleknpma and onions on four 12-inch skewers, SERS, plus good-looking SHIRTS U 11 ly painted for 7 to 8 years, al­ 12:02 Sign Off 7:00 Fulton Lewia Jr. 80 In ten d B" using 5 pieces of meat, 2 prange and a SWEATER or two add up RIoodmobile Reminder WTIC—lift 7:15 Evening Davetloha though husbands say they wouldn't 6:1,5 Weather and Sporta 7 20 Showcase and Newa SlRepoM wedges and 2 onions on each skew­ to a basic, out-atanding wardrobe. mind repainting every 2 years be­ The Red Croas Bloodmobile will be * at the. United Methodist 6.30 Siippertlma Serenada 7.35 Family '(heater r er. Brjish with marinade and broil "Pandora’!- aweaters for sister are « OO Newe. Baeehall WarmtlR cause A-lOO is so easy to brush on. 6 45 Three Star Extra 3 Inchea from heat for 10 minutes the cuddly, smooth-fitting kind A-lOO is so easy to brush on, flow­ Church tomorrow from 2 to 6 7:00 Dick Purtell 5 10 New -York at Boston tha^ steal the classroom fashion p.m. It is hoped Bolton will meet 7:30 Newa 11:05 Miieic Beyond the Siam SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL or until lightly .browned. Turn ing smoothly, covering completely 7:46 riibllc Service Program • 12:05 World Ntwb Roundup brush with fuarinade and broil 3 show. Ma RI-MAD’S. has ’.'Her with no brush marks. Use A-lOi), its goal of 75. pints. - 3:05 r.randetand Bandatand I2.15 Signoff &COO auyr, minutes longer, or until browned. Majesty” SLIPS plus a full line of the pafnt that is far ahead of the Persons who can give a pint of iinderw'ear, socks and accessories 8129 tlodd should make an appoint­ Yield 4 To 6 servings. *•11 paints' we considered excellent un­ wwrt oouDi CKAM, rfs 'i:3W! 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By EAR L YOST Ford Lucrative Titles.Goal 8ports Editor Keep Buccaneers ‘W e Didn’t Expeet to W in ’ Pace Sweep O f Both Elorde', Gomes “ We didn’t axpect to win it when we entered,” business manager, first baseman and in general, chief cook and bottle New York. Aug. 16 (IP)— (^Groat. Bob Skinner .and Rocky^home run. It waa No. 14, his one^ GIANTS 7, CARDS g — TTie washer Jimmy Moriarty of Moriarty Bros, baseball team re­ O f O rioles Sari Francisco, A u g ry f <^P)— Champion Flash Elorde o f Nelson, loaded the bases and upset year high in the majors. Giants knocked off the Ouda with Manila and Hafold Gomes, of Providence, R. I., both eager for Pitching, hitting and bunts BIU Virdon's triple and an error ported after Sunday’s game. Tall Jimmy, nephew of the team AMERICAN LEAGUE loser Robin Roberts, who then four runs in the first on three -New York, Aug. 17 (/P)— mpre established boxing crowns, fight tonight for the world Add ’em up and they give the brought the Bucs from behind sponsor, admitted that he entered the,Gas House Gang: in the Tuesdi^’s Results Pittsburgh Pirates a bulging wslked Roberto Clemente. It was with two runs in the third inning walks, an error ■ and a three-run 1960 Connecticut Semi-Pro Tournament just for kicks. In a First Mickey Mantle, now junior lightweight title in a nationally televised 15-rounder. Now York 1, Baltimore 0. The 10 p.i p.m. BDT (A B C -T V )t------— the only pass Roberts allowed and of the nightcap. The Phils made double by Hobie Landrkh. The rags to richss story vrtilch onded<> Vhitey Ford. The New York Washington 8, Boston 5. 7V^-game lead in the National Giant catcher was four-for-flve, fight in Civic Auditorium is a re. gave Clemente five RBI for the it 8-2 in the foulih, but Skinnei Sunday night, Moriarty's had ant Yankees, long bunch of mfi- Chicago 3, Detroit 2. League pennant race. The bat­ with three two-baggers, and a match of a March 16 Manila title night doubled and Clemente singled him nexed ths championship with a CJleveland 4, Kansas City 3 (10). tling: Buen rolled to the blggeet snored twice. Rookie Juan Marl- ' rauders who struck eh mas^e bout when Elorde dropped Gomes Milwaukee moved up aa Hank- home to square It again In the thrilling 5-4 decision over Mont- W. L. Pet. G.B. lead of the geaeon in the major* by cKal remained unbeaten, winning against the challengers, have eight times. That battle brought Aaron dro\’p In both runs and W ar­ sixth. Face (7-6) put' It away with vllle in the finals a t Veteran* Field, New York .... .64 45 .587 — iyinpic sweeping a. dwibleheader from hla fourth by allowing Just four come battling back In the Am er­ the Filipino southpaw the 130- ren Spahn gained hla 28141 vic­ two innings of hitless relief. New London. 17111*, Manchester cAn Chicago ...... 66 48 .579 Philaaelphia, 11-2 and 4-S. lait hits, one a firai-inning home run by ican League race on two fine one- % pound title on a seventh round tory In a 2-1 decision at Cincinnati. The Pirates, tagging Roberts boast its second .State Semi-Pro Baltimore .... .65 49 .570 night, while Milwaukee replaced Daryl Spencer. Boh Gibson (3-41 man performances. 1% knockoutl The Cardinala, with four bools 18-11) for ,a dosen hits, totalid Tournament winner; the British- Cleveland .... .54 54 .500 9% skidding St. boui.* in serond place. was the loser as San Francisco The Yanks looked about as bad giving San Francisco four unearned 27 hits in the sweep Groat wa/ Amepican Club having annexed Washington ... .56 57 .496 10 Gomes blamed the 110-degree The sweep gave the Pirates five won two in a row for the first as any pennimt contender can look runs. lost their fifth in a row. 7-3 six-for-eight, getting three hlta in similar honors in 1949. Unlike the Detroit ...... 50 60 .455 14%' heat for' his performance, klordc \ictoriea in their last six gamer Lime this months ‘ when they were plunked out of first Thousands stood and roared hi Fourth place lx>s Angeles defeated each game. B A ’s who went on to Wichita, Kan., Boston ...... 48 62 .436 16% is a alight favorite of oddsmakers and 12 in their last 16, and the>- place by a doubleheader loss to St. Louis In 1904 when an Amerl* the Chicago Cubs. 7-5. tn 11 In­ * • • - • * • fo r the National Tournament, the Kansas City .. .41 69 .373 !^3% tor tonight’s fight, did It like this Washin^on Sunday. Mantle can, Fred Lorz, entered 'the Sta­ Righthander Bob Friend, backed nings, . B RAVR8 % REM 1—Milwaii- DODGERS 7, CUBS 8-,-WaUy Lincoln-Mercury • Moriarty spon­ Today’s Gaines Elorde’s esunp suggests a victory' sored squad will remain in these been yanked out o f the second dium at the climax of the ckweia by 15 hits, w-on his 13th in the * • • kee tied the Reds on Aaron’s 31st Moon singled for hla fourth hit, Washington (Krallck 4-2) at ■will rate the 25-year-old fighter parts and rest on its laurels. game for failing to nm out a marathon. opener. He allowed seven hits, but PIR A TE S 11-4, PH ILS 2-8 — home run in the fourth inning, and scored the tie-breaking run .ground ball-. Baltimore (Fialrer 8-9), 8:05 p.m. a shot at Joe Bro'wn's lightweight -walked Just one man and put down The Pirates won the opener with a then broke U itp in the eighth 00 North barker’s double in a two- .Jimmy Moriarty has been the Then Mantle pri()ked. by pride, Chicago (Shaw 11-9) at CJleve- (ISS-pound) crown. Gomes, 26 17 in a row from the second to the five-run first inning against Jim when -Dei Crandall, Ed Mathews run 11th by the Dodgers. Moon organiser and main spring in the put ’em .badk on top^wlth a pair land (Ferry 15-5), 8 p.m. figures-taking Elorde should earn eight innings Owens (3-11). who lost his sixth In and Aaron singled off Jay Hodk had tied it with a three-riui inside- successful operation of Moriarty’s of two-run honiers tliat beat Bal­ New York (Stafford 0-0 or him a crack at the featherweight In the nightcap, .toe Gibbon "and a row. <31emente and Skinner each (9-13). Spahnie (14-7) allowed Ihe-park homer in the eighth when during th e , past few years. A timore, 4-3, Monday night. Coates 9-3) at Boston (iMuffett 4- (127 pound) title held by Davey winning reliever Roy Face gave up drove in three runs in the first eight' hits and walked four, but Al Heist crashed the w-all and mem^r of the faculty at Man­ And Ford kept them there yes­ 2), 8:15 p.m. Moore. Juat five hits between them while gsme. with Clemente knocking in he was backed by three double- dropped the ball barry Sherry chester High, Big Jim, when terday. W orking with just two Kansas City (Herbert 7-12) at Elorde, unranked by the N a­ queried. as to why he did not re­ the Bues collected a tie-breaking two with a single for a 3-1 lead In plays. struck out five and blanked (11-8) won It with four .innings RACKET B U STE R^The latest mechanical monstef is days rest at his own request, the Detroit (L ary 10-12), 9:15 p.m. tional Boxing Assil. in the light­ the Reds over the last eight in­ of two-hit, shutout relief Don port the entry of Moriarty’s in scrappy southpaw come through Thursday’s Game* weight dlvisibn, has a 56-15-1 rec­ run on a walk in the eighth Inning. tJie opening frame.“Skinner count­ this Australian device for shooting tennis balls fo r prac­ Three consecutive bunts, by Dick ed hla three with an elghth-(nnlng nings. Elston (6-6) w'as the loser. , ths State Tournament, i remarked, with his second straight three-hit, New York at Boston, 1:30 p.m. ord with 21 knockouts. He's been tice shots. Shown here at the Turn and Fecht Club of "Guess it wsa because we didn’t 1-0 decision as the Yankees swept Kansas City at Detroit, 2:30 stopped twice. - h Essen, West Germany, the machine fires 26 balls a min­ expect to win it. They needed an­ the two-game series and dropped p.m. Gomes, at five feet four, two PAUL MANEGGIA ute, at any velocity, and is extremely accurate. Good other'team and we filled tai.” Fill the Orioles from first to third. Chicago at Cleveland; 8 p.m. inches shorter than the champion, in the Center Strfeetee* did. wind­ It was the second consecutive 1- ond to post the run that, broke Washington at Baltimore, 8:05 count* 46 victories and five los.se.a. Palmer he, Pa., still has 11 series sweep over Orioles. had been accompliehed in the Olympic Games meet at ter Osk. he chooses to pisy tn the rest, of of the credit, to Pgul Maneggia,” ta, great base running—which in­ Welterweight Champ Upset at Garden Pittsburgh ...... 70 43 .619 — paying between $10,000 and $12,- hopped a ride on one ot those new­ toumamenta left on the 1960 tour Hitting— Hobie Landrith, Giants, American League was back in 1955 the events on the tour. Moriarty, Jim that is. reported. cluded twq double steals, one ex­ Milwaukee ...< t .61 49 .555 7% Mount San Antonio Col- 000. fangled gas buggies 10 mUes from Thursday, Aog. 18 drove hi three nins with four hits, when W illard Nixon of the Boston Figures released by the Profes­ Victories for the powerfully "H « 'Was eoaebing at third base ecuted in Saturda.v’s triumph over St. Louis ...... 63 51 .553 7% Ipge, Walnut, Calif. The fighters share equally in the start and 1 ^ ridden fo r ttio Clvltan V I. Bt. Mary's, 8:18, Ne­ Red Sox did it against Washington, sional Golfers Assn, list Palmer's constructed pro of seven seasons three of them doiibtes, In five at Sunday. He took a big chance b>’ Norwich and the other in the finals, Los Angeles ...... 60 49 .550 8 the proceeds, J8,000 each fro'm the next 10 mile* of the gnieirng 26- bo. Medley Relay Race with a five-hitter, and the Yankees, winnings at 873,600 ■ this year, Include'the Mahters championship beta for 7-8 victory over Cards. waying in Roy MoGuire from sec­ San Francisco ...54 55 .495 14 mile, SS5-ysrd course. near airtight defense, clutch hit­ with a two-hlttor, on April 20-^. $25,000 television money plus 27% I Telao vs. Grinders, 6:15, Charter more than 8700 above the total and the 1960 National Open Tour­ ond base on a slow, roller down on ting and heads-iip ball In general Moyer Earns Second Chance Cincinnati ...... 52 62 .456 18% V per cent of the gate. Oak. Ford’s performance, backed by haul o f Ted Kroll tn 1956. Kroll. nament. New Y'prk (Madison Rquare Gar­ Rome, Aug. 17 {/P)— An expected Russian attempt to wrest the third base line for an infield featured tbe-Cinderella story of the Philadelphia ...... 44 70 .386 26% Local Sport nday, Aog. U a New Torker now playing out of Palmer's current earnings near­ den)— Denny .Moyer, 152^4, Port­ out in the 10th inning against a hit batter and singles by Yogi CJhlcago ...... 42 67 ,385 26 Manager W alt Alston used all control of the Internationa] Olympic Committee and the prob­ latest edition of Moriart>'’s. 20 players, plus six of 10. pitch­ Moriarty's .s. Royal, 6:48, Oolta Sarasota, Fla., picked up '860,000 ly, double those of the second place land, Ore., outpointed Renn.v (K id) Montville. Roy made a beautiful s e e Berra and Johnny Blanchard for a New York, Aug. 17 (^>—Denny Moyer is going to stick . Today’s Game* Chatter Jockey Sam Boulmetls sold pa­ Park, Hartford. In the now defunct world cham- entry in the PGA money race. Paret, 151, Cuba, 10. (Non-Title). able addition of the freestyle swdmming star, Jeff Farrell, to hook slide into home and Just fourth-inning run, kept the Yan- around with the welterweights awhile. He wants another shot Los Angeles (Drysdale 10-12) at pers at the gatea of Pimlico race ers, in the National League’s win­ the U.S. medley relay team held the attention, of Olympic barely eluded the .ti^: to score the No Star#' ■ 'kees a half-game ahead of the CJhlcago (Hobble 10-16), 2:30 p.m. track in Baltimore 'when he was ning effort in the second All-Star at the title. The handsome Portland, Ore., blond fighter had a youngster. game this year. fans today. winning run with two oi»ts.'’ The Gas Hotisers are a collection . Chicago White Sox. The defending Philadelphia. (Buzhardt 4-10) at MARY SIMMONS report* (ev­ champs defeated Detroit, 3'.2, with one chance, but he was only 19 then. He lost to the then- Farrell's eligibility for the med­ "Paul had but a split second to of youngsters. The "old men" are Pittsburgh (Haddix 7-7), 8:15 p.m. en teams have been secured for He no longer wears a bandage two unearned runs in the eighth in­ champion Don Jordan in 15 roundsS—'----- ' ...... ■- ley, virtually assuring the pqtent make up his mind. Hold up Roy at first baseman Moriarty. third base­ REG aOFTBALL San Francisco (Sanford 9-11) at the Women's Bowling League at to protect, his abdomen, and. his ning. Cleveland beat Kansas City, at . Portland July 10, 1969. I Yank tank forces of a gold medal third or send him home. He didn’t man Andy Maneggia and leftfleld- It was a good, straight puncher After failing to score in the first St. Louis (Sadeckl 6-6), 9 p.m. the Holiday Lanes and three-more wound Is almost completely healed. 4-S, in 10 Innings, and Washington He ,'was 21 a week ago, and ; in this new.OljTnpic event, caused hesitate and waved Roy home. »r McGuire. Centerflelder Dick fighting a heady fight against a frame, Telso started out with one Milwaukee (Buhl 11-6) at Cin­ teams are needed. Any teams with Compromleo Candidate rapped Boston, 8-5. more matured. In fact, last night ; more stir among the athlete* than It was a gamble for if Roy was Sylvester, pitcher Mistretta and flurrying battler Who concentrated cinnati (O ’Toole 10-10), 9:05 p.m a combined average of 510 or beC In the political field, the Rus- . • » • he was mature enough to win a tally In the second, added six more put out the inning would have rightflelrier Paul Sartor are onl.y largely on the body. It took'Moyer Thursday’s Games ter, of five bowlers, are. Invited to insist on the ' the behind-the-scenes maneuvers •slana are aiming to elect their own splK. decision over ths current in the third and, went on to de­ of the Russian* and their . satel­ been over and the score would still two months out of high school. YANKEES 1, ORIOLES 0 — a while to figure out how to meet Los Angeles at Chicago, 2:30 contact Mrs. Simmons and attend a Constantine Andrianov, or another champion, Benny (K id) Paret of feat the North Ends last night at meeting Monday night at 7:30 at lite* in the political field. have been tied. Maneggia has been Shortstop I.*o C\'r is captain-elect Ford, who beat Washington, 1-0, Paret's breexy style, but once he p.m. ALLSTATE TIRES of the iron curtain offlciala, to Cuba, in a 10-round non-title bout Charter Oak Park, 12-5. the Holiday' Lanes. Originally - Philadelphia at Milwaukee, 9 doing this type thing, gambling of the varsity diamond nine at Cen­ Saturday, took some of the pres­ did . he went to work. M ilt Clark tossed a fine six The athlete* them*elve» couldn't succeed resigning A very Brun- and taking chances, all season. at Madison Square Garden. p.m. teams with a minimum 525 avsr tral Connecticut State. Second sure off the Yankees’ strained . "From the .{lixth round on my lUtter and had the losers blanked care lee* about the political aide dage of Chicago as president of Paret weighed 161 smd Moyer Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, 9:05 age was dropped down to try and Car Muffler And he’s been Just great with .all baseman Danny Renn had a great pitching staff with his quick come­ pattern was to . fight Inside,” the for fiv e - innings. The winning of this Rome Olympic season. As the International Olympic Omi- the fellows,’’ an oleitod Moriarty spring with Vlllanova while catcher 152%, possibly the best fighting p.m. get 10 teams. A SO-week ached' back. He gave up a leadoff double far westerner explained. " I knew tosaer had plenty of support, both far as they were concerned, the mittee. said. Dfck Avery, a freshman at Villano- by Jackie Brandt, then outdueled ■weight tor each man. Moyer had Only Games Scheduled. uie Is planned. weather was excellent — sunny announced it would be his last he couldn’t do much damage in afield and at bat, his mates club­ For The Regular No-Trade-In Price Of It does not look as if they will Maneggia, a fine ball ptayer dur­ va, won the backstopping Job with Cihuck . Estrada (13-7) by allowing close.” and temperatures in the. eighties fight as a welter, and he was mov­ bing 19 hits. Pat Donlin set the succeed. Observers believe Eng­ ing his youth, is now in his second some lusty hittipg. Pitcher Sim­ only a fourth-inning single by Geiie No Knockdowns JIM TIERNEY, president of the — while food was good and plenti­ ing up to the middleweights. pace with a homer and two singles. land's Lord Bnrghle.v. a one-time season aa head coach of the Oilers. mons graduated from Centre Col­ Woodllng and fin infield hit by Ron Paret got In several body shots Tueaday'fi Hotqere Travelers ^J@Rn’s Club, reports ful and their quarters excellent. Olympic hurdling champion, will A fter the fight he changed his Irv Foster a tro ^ d two doubles tickets tor the football exhibition That's Electrically Last year he piloted the club to the lege in Kentucky in June. Bill Hansen in the fieventh. Ford, now which made Moyer* bend, but ALLSTATE ■'This is just like Los Angeles mind. and a triple and Bob McKinney be chosen as the compromise can­ Farmington Valley League cham­ Maneggia. son of the coach, still 9-7 Tvlth his fourth shutout, walked neither fighter was In {d*.ng«r Of . (Season total in parenUieoeo). game at Yale, Sept. 11 between thd GUARANTEE That he will get a title shot eeems and Bob Scanlon each collected without the »mog." commented didate. pionship. This season the Oilers has another year at Manchester two, struck out six. AMERICAN LEAGUE New York Giants and Detroit a knockdown, and there'was little three singles. L LMsltme Gonemihee swimmer Lance Larson from El The election is one of the ma­ are in fourth place in the Hart­ High. This comprieea the 11 men It was the third straight loss assured. Teddy Brenner, Garden obvious damage. Smith, White Sox (11). Lions are -now available to club Telso must annex ite next two •griMt nB Jtfcnia In ■w rfls Monte, Calif. Lance, the favorite jor issues on the agenda of the ford Tw i League and play Sun­ in uniform at New. London last for the Orioles, n ow '1% games matchmaker, after conferring Low blows probably cost Paret Francona, ludlans (6). members at reduced rateU. The MIedlorDoolileM in the 100-meters freestyle; was games to clinch third place In the sb6 voertcnMBriBp p w a ted e e IOC meeting, opening Friday. days in the- State League. weekend- ■behind, and all three have been with Manuel Alfara, Pstret’s man­ the fight. He was 'warned twice In WilUanu, A ’s (8). Travelers purchased 1,000 tickets niirslng a cold he caught in New final regular season standings. for this game. trend wear. Other topics, which .will bring Little McGuire, a speedster ever Of course, if needed scorekeep- by one run. The Birds have a 28- ager, said that the Cuban will the seventh round, which was tak­ Consolo, Senators (3). ■ York. He expected"' to shake it on heated- debate and probably lit­ since his days aa an outfielder with er Dave Turkington had his socks 16 record for one-run decisions, keep his date for a title defense en away from him. He w ai warned Telso ___ 016 1 22x 12-19-1 Ramos, SenatMs (2). ~ 1. Tim e Sendee Gwammee North Ends ..000 0 032> 6 -6-3 i STAN HILINSKI failed to turn International P a r t s quickly m the sunshine. tle action. Include the thorny Issue the American Legion Juniors and and spikes in his car. The versatile ■while the Yankees are 17-16. The against Argentina’s Federico again In the ninth, but not penal­ NATIONAL LEAGUE In a card In yesterday’s 56tlt Cana­ against all types efieed hasstde World's Fastest Swimmer of amateurism, and aitbacks In Manchester High, put that little .young man has turned over ths . Yanks have won eight of their last Thompson Oct. 16 here, and If ized. Moyer said the low punches Clark, IJcKlnney and McDowell; Aaron, Braves (81), 1 dian Amateur Golf Championship prorated en SMBtlis Bsed. Farrell, the world's fastest the ever increasing magnitude ot extra, not only by McGuire, and scorebook and pencil on several oc­ nine close ones. successful will gdve Moyer a title took a Iktle out of him. Kusaulkl and Bralhard, Yost. Skinner, Pirates' (14), qualifying round at Ottawa. The' swimmer this year until he un- the games. extra into his mad dash from sec- casions ' this season and donned a * * * shot at the Garden next winter. Referee A l Berl and Judge Tony Spencer, Cards (14). S. SetJareetJea Guaranteed local golfer had an opening day 79 den^'ent an emergency appendec­ Albert Mayer of Switserland, in ' uniform and played in emergency Sod Start r REG SOFTBALL Moon, Dodgers (11). er year meoey back. An adjust­ W H ITE SOX 3, T i g e r s t >— Castellan! scored it for Moyer to pace a quartet of Nutmeggere. tomy Juat 'before the American a novel approach -to the problem cases. A double steal by Jim Landis, who He earned U last night in a 6-4-1, the sahie as the Associated Home runs- off the bats of Ed Cardwell, Cub* (S). M u ffle rs ..m/ ments are based OB th8 eorrcnt .of amateurism, has proposed that 0 * 0 bout which started out so 'badly Jensen and Bob M iller ^parked the awimmihg and diving trials at had singled, and Nellie Fox, who Press. Judge Tony Rossi gave It ELLINGTON RIDGE Ladles pciM whboat tradode at time the IOC .define a pro and make all that the crowd of 4,000 that jtold Nike to an upset 18-6 decision over Detroit, Aug. 2-5. found himself In I Wichita Out beat out a biint, set- up the 'win­ to Pafet by the same count. HALL OF FAME Tournament yesterday, three se­ efieto m . the running for the berth on the other amateurs. The Russians are ning eighth for the White Sox, $10,000 at the gate began to boo It was Paret’s seventh defeat in Liberty Mutual last night at Mt. Moriarty's wonjt be going to Saratoga Springs, N .Y.— (N B A ) lected holes with a one-third handi­ .Medley team, in fayor of this,^ the Western na­ drawing a bad throw by Tiger in the third round. A t the end, 42 fights. Moyer has lost only two Nebo. Down 4-3 after tour. innhijgs„ 'Wichita on the weekend. IVa too —jVotlng 1* under way among the cap, found the following winners; He must beat Bruce Hunter of tion’s opposed. catchar Harry CJhlU. Al Smith’s the fan* were cheering both fight­ ‘of 28—to Jordan and.Emile Grif­ the GIs came to life, scoring seven expensive an undertaking. nation’s sports writers to name Low rirt: Connie' Kelly 14-4—10; Cambridge, Mass., tn a swnmoff Bigger, More Expensive 11th home nm had given the Chi'- ers, and particularly Moyer. fith.' times In the fifth and then break­ The team couldn’t go to Kansas one more Jockey and trainer and Dora Kellner 13-3—^10; Betty W olff for the freestyle leg of the race The Games keep growing big­ Box a 1-all tie In the second against ing the game wide open with a five even if the money waa made avail­ two more horses to thoroughbred 16-5— 10. Most fours, BtUie M ar­ which calls for 100 meters each by ger and more expensive every four loser Jim Sunning (7-9). Frank run rally in the sixth frame. able for Big Ji.m Moriarty will take racing’s Hall of Fame at Sarat03^ low 2. a backstroker. breaststroker, but­ years. This one has lured a record BauAwnn (8-5) was the winner, The defeat was costly as it a bride :— Miss Carol Ann Kress — terfly men anri freestyle. 8.000 athletes and 87 nations. The matching Bunnihg’s seven-hitter. knocked Mutual out of any chance Farrell, in fine condition now Italians are shelling ' out about Saturday morning in West HartJ • * • Stagg Entering His 99th Year tor a post-season playoff berth. ' ford, without Jimmy, it’s doubtful should win with.,ease, 530,000,000 to make this the ox- INDIANS 4, ATHLETIOS * — Nike ...... 200 175 1-16-16-2 If Manchester would .have fielded A fibat interpi(‘etation-of-the_ln:;- .lravagana_aupreme. The Russians Tito Francona homered tor the Liberty ...... 310 000' 2— 6-15-S ALLSTATE SILENT CUSHION an (wganixed independent senior ternational Swimming Federation want to make the program even Tribe’s .first two runs, then lined a With Bundle of New Honors -Allen, and H ob a n ;'K a lllo and team this season. It w'as al'sn ho iF IN A ) rules led A'mericSn o f­ bigger and extend It from 19 days bases-loaded single for the clincher Cook. who secured Uncle Matt to give the ficials to believe members o( the to 21. TTiis seems doomed to de­ In the 11th off Ken Johnson (3-7) TIRES with TYREX* CORD financial assistance neces.sary. And Stockton, Calif., Aug. 17 (/P)-=-^ 'When the epeechmaktng ended medley felay team had to be feat. Reliever Don Newcombe, the one­ if it waah'C''for Jimmy, the team Amoe Alonzo Stagg, his eyesight and the 98-candle' cake, built in MINOR LEAGUE BASEBALL picked from among swimmers al­ J. Lyrtian. Bingham. ex.ecuUv# time National League ace; won his . _ HRSTUNf wouldn't havjs entered the State failing but alert of mind, entered two sections, was cut, Stagg rose. Eastern liMgue ready entered in individual events. director of the U.S. Olympic Ciom- first in the AL, after giving up a For The Tournament. his 99th year today with a bundle Springfield 3-3; Binghamton 2-7, And Farrell failed to make one mittee, takes it all philosophically* tying, nlnth-lnning home run by He walked to the speaker’s 24.MONTH GUARANTtf Regular Front and renter fellows. Paul, o f new honors for his oontrlbu- microphone , and told the 222 Reading 11, Lancaster 7. of the two places for 100-meter "These / are problems which' _ Dick Williams. No. Jimmy and the rest, for perhaps itions to footballi a game he still guests: Williamsport 3, Allentown 2. Driving Is safer than ever before freestyle swimmers. He fell short come up « almost every meeting." your finest hijiir in the sport* spot­ Ibves. Visibly Affected on A LLS T A T E Bllent Cushions Trade-In by one-tenth of a serond In the he said. "They seldom are re­ SENATORS 8, RED SOX 5 — light. It waa a Job well done at Stagg, the grid game’s No. 1 with new Tyrex— the tire cord of Price Of ,U.8. trials despite 'a gallant bid solved. We make a little progreas ’The Senators blew a 2-0 lead, then “Friendsr .please' forgive me. ROT McGUIRE New'London. , pioneer, joins President Eisenhow­ the future . nine smoother, juat six days after his apfiendec- here and there but if we attempt scrapped back and broke a 2-2 tie I ’m not equal to epeaklng at this er and General of the Artny Doug: rides softer, stronger by test. Spe­ t.omy. ‘ But he did make the 880- to make the radical changes sug­ on home runs by ■winning pitcher time. I want to thank you all ALLSTATE TYREX CORD las MagArthur as recipient* o f the. cial "B " tread design assures safer Sdo Prieo for 4 Tirp* gested we inery well can kill the Pete Ramos (9-13) and Billy Con. from the bottom of my heart.” stops and faster starts. Made with meter freestyle relay team. National Football Foundation Yesterday it »:aa learned,, Games entirely.” solo tn a three-run eighth. Ike De He was ■visibly affected by the high mileage ‘ 'emulsamtx,” a pre­ Gold Medal. Stagg also learned Bingham waa more . occupied lock (7-5) was the loser. warmth of the recaption. BEST cision blended rubber. GUARDSMAN SUPERTRED through a fresh F IN A bulletin, yesterday a chialr has been set 6.70x16 that anyone on a national squad getting hi* athletes settled In the aside in his honor at the new The gold medal, handed Stagg, *TYR E X Is the certiflqatiqp mark Tube-Type 30 waa eligible for the medley relay, Olympic Village. ' The third ■ and Moriarty^s Triumph, waa Inscribed: Blackwal) PREMIUM Navy-Marine Carp Memorial Sta­ odvsrthsd of Tyriex, Inc., for rteese Mrs For The just the same as the 800-meter re­ fourth plane load of U.S. athletes ExpenBive Round ".. .Football pioneer...Muter BUYS! eord. dium in Annapolis, Md. RlUlONTH GUARANTEE Regular lay. This opened .the w-ay for Far­ arrived Tuesday. Only the track Mr. Eisenhower told Stagg In stratogist. ..Em bodim ent. o f the In HOI, LOOK, rell. International Olympic C6m-^ and field stars are missing. They Pauls Valley, Okla., (JP)— Dr. J. W ttii 'Dude-In Tlreo-dn Oar Plua Fod,' T u No- a wire, “You have won the re­ tootmll Ideal through many dec­ POIT and POrUlAR Ruggad ‘Tyrex tubeless tlr«» that mittee offlciala said they were take off Thursday from N^w York Clinch Fourth Place S. Swlnney found a dime and a Trade-In nickel on Uie gol^ course, When he spect of aportsmen everywheret” ade*.. .Builder of men in'.mind, cushion Impact . . guard against simply interested in preventing ad­ fo r an International meet in Bern. Gen.'MacArthur wired congratula- bodv^and spirit...hi* legacy a '59 HARLEY-DAVISON MKHANKS Thbo-Type BtoekwaJis blowouts! 30-month service card Price Of ditions to a National squad for Switxerland, before getting here reached the 18th hole he discovered STANDINGS tloni for “LD — Pretty Jane Baldaaiire power, rsdio, heater, body by molstiire or heat. Essy- 7JM)x14 Hamilton ...... 8 11 .421 8 Mistretta. mainstay of this past 6.79x16 68^0"^ 85 "This ' Is great," said Farrell, plunged into the cold waters of FREE Mounting clean Neoprene white sidewalls. Ro.yal McBee ..*. . 6 12 .333 9% spring’s Manchester High pitching Tubelea* who swam the 100 in .55 seconds the English Channel early today T-toxia eiLbo 73JIO Save now at Sears.' Blackwall Kinsella ...... 5 14 .263 10% staff, allowed but one batter. H# •57 OREL : . . . , $795 740x16 107.80 . 80J5 flkt in the U.8. ’ T d rather swim in her attempt to become the first Pratt A Whitney . 2 16 .111 13 struck out one. 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Eas; MANAGEMEkiT B itt offer. MI 9-7789. $14,900—4 and 8, two-fomliy, large Real EsUte, MX 8-8880. budget terms.' MI 9-6495 or TOOL AND equipment rentals. nlngf. 129 Bpiuce St. Ml 9-4887. HEBRON—Route 86 4 rooms, part­ COVENTRY LAKE-^Teah ’round J Woods, Ml 9-7702, Johanna Evans, lot. VERNQN—Two lovely custom built 5-9109. IHAVE AIQUOtt Soles and service. AP Equipment, ly furnished. Call MI 8-0946 be­ 4 CAROL DRWB - RockviUa. fU ,- room lakefront cottage, modem M l 9-6658. ranches,, garages, fireplaces', and advertising f l " CAPBHART TV with convert­ $18,000—6 and $, two-fomlly, 4>,4% ARE YOU CONSIDERING -PME tOCMMd 946 Center St.. MI 9-8053. Open tween 5-7. 660. S room ranch, large uvtog bath, jmrclL latY* living room with seclusion. Close to Manchester and er. Kitchen table, 8 maple chairs, room, cabinet kitchen, 8 bed- mortgage. SELLING YOUR THE THNGAMA* evenings. Garden— Farm— Oairr stone foreplace, one-car garage. n —MANCHESTER - new $19,500—Ovenlied 6 room ranch, parkway. $17,990. Rockville Real- living room mirror 60”x56”. rooma, 1H% mortonge can ba Junior High School, Immaculate 6 ty, TR 6-1881. PROPERTY? ; CLASSIFIED ADVERTISMENT DEPT. HOURS koonng—^dtng 16 did AKlOlNA Odds and. enda suitable for cot­ 6 ROOM apartment and sunporch, Phllbrick Agency, MI 9-8M4, good location. Prodocta BO heat and hot water Included, new­ oesumed, Marion E. Rbbertoon, room Salt Box with breeteway and 8;1S AAL to 4;80 PAI. . WIT- PHHjOO T-V Console, A-1 , eondl- tage. MI 9-2471. Bhiker, MI 8-S9SS. MANCHESTER — Colonial, 6 spa- We will estimate value of ' fo o t RAT’S ROOFING 0 0 „ shingle and PEACHEIS — Golden Jubilee for ly redecorated. Ready for occu­ attached garage, near bus-tine and BOLTON built-m roofs, gutter and conduc­ Uon^ Phone MI 9-4661, pancy. Centrally located, $100 per .clous rooms, large living room shopping. .Owner moving—aelling MANCHESTER LISTINGS prdperty without obligation. W * freezing or canning. Route 86, Bol­ PHILCX) refrigerator , excel­ GREEN MANOR—6 room ranch, $ 5,600—Second Lake. 4 room year also buy property for cesh. COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. tor 'Work; roof, chimney rcpalre. lent running condition, $80, Call lyonth. Caii Ml 9-6781 or MI 9-6808. with fireplace, family size tile for $14,900! Call the R. F. Dtmock Ray Hagenow, MI 9 -^ 4 ; Ray BLOND bookcase bed and chest. ton. S. Gamboli^ti. convenient location. Priced for kitchen, porch, one-car garage, 'round ranch. Six year old, 6 room ranch In Member Multiple Luting. MONDAY YBIDAY IflM A3L—8ATDBDAT t AAL Ml 9-9896. Co., MI 9-5245, Barbara Woods, Ml $14,700—4 finished. 6 room cape Jackson MI 8-8825. Twin beds, crib, 31” lowboy T-V, TWO ROOM apartment including quick sale. J. D. Realty, MI- large lot 86x260, $17,900. Phllbrick 9-770X, or I Johanna Evans, Ml A-1 condition, fireplace, hot watep 30” electric range, refrigerator. TOMATOES—^ c k your own in 3-5129. basement garage, view. heat, full baaement, comfortable STANLEY BRAY, Realtor An Albert Super Duper Special heat hot water, gas for cooking, Agency, MI 9-8484. 9-5863.' ' A. A. DION, INC. Roofing, aiding, Fishing equipment, shot gun. your one-halt bushel basket, 50c. $15,700—8 room ranch, basement porch, lovely lot with shade tree*. PLEASE READ YOUR AD 437 Clark St., Wapplng, off Route $50 FREE GROCERIES gas stove and electric refrigera­ BRAE-BURN REALTY painting. Carpentry. ATteratlonaAlte] Other household items. 86 Village t o r ^ ^ MI 9-7737 from 5-7 p.m. BOLTON—New 5 room ranch, fire­ CENTRAL — Fine 2 apartment m -B O L T O N . On beautlfui Riga garage, view. Owners moving out of state. FuU 30. , with purchase of any 3 room outfit Ml M '^ • a t Adi^ m n tafeca over Uw ptioiM m ■ am - and additions. Celllnga. Workman­ St. place, excellent storage;-' school home, one with 4.rooms, the other L«ne. 4 bedroom custoqi built $15,900—4 finished, oversized 6 price, $16,900. Ml 3-6273 H w MtTM*tiM(r n sd Ills sd tiM FUtST DAT IT ship guaranteed. 299 Autumn St. durtog our Great August Sale. You ROCKVILLE—Centrally located 6 bus at .door; 5 minutes to Man­ with 6 rooms. Large lot .with gar­ ranch, center entrance' hallway, room cape, 2 alone fire­ B uthotmeaelV Vt««IR!\NCCAUIO PEACHES—Bring container. Pick get your groceries at the market of chester! Priced reasonably. Build­ Two family duplex, 6-rooms.and IF YOU WISH personal eereieo, a sS sTAiM u d RBPOBT BBBOB8 III tline for the next lM«r- MI 8-4860. ^COMPACT V1T?V« your own. $1 half bushel. Wllco room apartment, heat hot water den area. Liberal FHA or quali­ two full tilo baths, flreplsc't In places, full shed dormer. AST0U6HAS THELAOVAOOtEN CANNING JARS. RoU-away couch. your choice er, M l 8-2593. $19,000—Large 8 room cape, 1V4 bath' on each side, steam heat, nice coll Joseph A. Barth, broker, MI Mii» n s Beiaid Is responsUilo for only ONE Incorrect or omitted FOUND rroviB r < M arin e Tool Co., behind Fiano’a and appliances included. MI fied buyer may assume present family room, two-car garage, one lot, desirable location, full price, COUGHLIN ROOFING Company, TIMES lUTEHE Reasonable. Coll after 5. MI 9-4897. 8 COMPLETE 9-4824, TR 5-1166. baths, Mone veneer. 9-0320. lll■l■llfls for sa t adTerdsemcat and tben only to the extent of a lOCAtlKGAHfilHA Restaurant, Route 6 and 44, Bol­ LAROHl—5 room ranch, IH baths, VA mortgage. Madeline Smith, acre wooded lot with teijnls court. $16,800. Inc. Aluminum stdiiig. asphalt, ^ DOESNTStlOW^ r o o m s o f b r a n d NEW Realtor, ^ 9-1642. $19,000—8 room ranch, Valentine »mBke Inowtioa, Errors srlilcli do not lessen the valm of VMEMTHEV AMT Cl o t h e s l i n e pA ELECTRIC BROOM, all attach- Phone MI 3-6997.- Novelli’s Farm, I ROOMS ...... $18$ 60-62 PORTER ST. Exceptionally Ihimaeulate 6 room colonial, com­ $19,900—Large 7 room home, 2 fire­ water. $85 monthly. 207 Union St. Brooks, JA 5-8080. pletely redecorated, 13x24 living MUaAH ments, $16, Portable air-condition­ Mountain Rd., Glastonburyr The "Honeymoon” ' MI 9-0783. lame two-faftiUy. now vacant, ex­ places. 15x28 living room, out WANTED—Small package store ■or ROOFING — Speciallxlng repairing er, one room volume, $16, After 6 Free $50 Groceries cellent condition. Priced right for room, choice location, amesite Buildings, view, almost WEST CENTER STREET tavern In or near Mancheater. 'fluuJulo 69 HOLL STREET—Large 10 room drive, aluminum combinations, roofs of all kinds. New roofe gut p.ih. Ml 8-1744. TOMATOES—choice picking. Bring I ROOMS '...... $269 f i v e ROOMS, first floor, garage, qtiick^sale. MI 9-5229, 9-5. acres. State price and place. Writ* P. O. Auto Drlvlne School 7*A single home, 5 bedrooms, new selling for the amazingly low Very attractive 7 room English Lost and Foand ter work, chlinneys clehneo re­ m.R.Bennmiw, own containers. 78c peach basket. The "Charm House” 164 Eld ridge St. Inquire on prem­ $25,600—Large deluxe 8 room Box 28, Manchester. -ttaa-lr v.rwTW, ONE TON Hotpoint air-condltloner, Angel St., Manchester. $i 2!600—SIX room cape, full base- G.E. furnace, economical' heat, figure of $13,900. Call the R. F. ranch, 2 fireplaces, IH baths, Colonial In A-1 condition. Fireplace MORTLOCK’S Manchester's lead­ paired. . Aluminum siding. >0 B -r r Free $50 Groceries ises, JA 4-5649. good condition throughout, large In living room, wall to wall carpet­ lost—Buff colored Cocker Span- yehiir>’ experience, ^ree esti­ ALteVTOiVVjW, one year factory guarantee. At ment, combination windows and Dimock Co., MI 9-5245, Barbara also 4 room apartment, ga­ lei spayed female, vjclnlty School ing driving school. Three skilled t r o o m s ...... $894 playroom over deluxe 2-car ga­ ing throughout. Newly remodeled mates. Call Howlev, MI 8-5861, Ml •JliiiJSiSiSSJSSUUSSm cost. MI 4-0240. The “ Hollywood” FOR RENT—7 room flat, first doors, amesite drive, shade trees, Woods, MI 9-7702, Johanna Evans, rages, over 3 acres. St‘ family pet for aeveral yearn, courteous Instructors. Class room Flowers— Nursery StocH 60-B 80 days orr- lancy. Marion E. rage, nice yard. Conveniently lo­ MI 9-5663. , $40,000—Large 8 room colonial, kitchen with breakfast nook, 3 Instructions for H, 17 year olds. 8-0768. Free $50 Groceries floor, oil burner. garAge available cated. Can’t be beat for the price Cummings to Run answers to "Penny” . License No. DBMXNO SHALLOW well pump at 9 Oak Place. Call 88 Church St., Robertson. Broker, Ml 3-5958. built 1711, nice condition, out spacious bedrooms, ceramic bath, 189720. Please call, MI 3-7094. Re­ Telephone Mr. Mortlock, Director and 42 gallon galvanized tank in GLADIOU AT Betty’s Glad P sd^ $ ROOMS ...... $488 of $17,000. Vacant. Call today. V— MANCHESTER—Keeney St. 884 basement garage, plus fnany fine of Driver Education. MI 9-7898. 564 Bush Hill Rd. Dozen $1, XH The "Boulevard” MI 3-5554. buildings, farm pond, 80 ward. Heating anfi Plumbing 17 Help Wanted— Female 35 Help Wanted—rFeinale 35 Help WMted— Hale 36 good condition. Call MI 9-5875. $10,500 5 R ^ M ranch, alumtoum Gerard Agency^ MI 8-0366, Ml room modified Cape with breeze­ acres, 26 clear. |- features and extras. -WE HIGHLY For School Board 8-5994. Free $50 Groceries storms, ameslte df^ve, 200' front- 9-0626. way and attached garage, built-in RECOMMEND YOU INSPECT LARSON’S, Connectlcut’a first li­ I ROOMS ...... $697 PLUMBING AND heating - re­ WOMAN FOR part-time work In WANTED—Dental nurse. Interest­ PART-TIME CLEANER —morning FIVE ROOMS, first floor, central i^e, view, Carlton H, Hutchins, range and oven, large well land v e r n o n ' ■ THIS f i n e HOME TODAY. Firmly Former Town Director 'Theodora FOUND—Baseball glove at Wad­ censed driving school trained — modeling installations, repairs. local insurance agency, typing, ing work with good storUng salary NEW BROWNIE Starflex camera The /’’Aristocrat” 9-5132. MANCHESTER—Branford St. 6 scaped tot. The condition of this Certified and approved Is now of­ work. Apply manager at State Household Goods 5t location. MI 9-9438. priced at 117,990, immediate sale. Cummings is seeking endorsemont dell Field. Call MI 9-7926. after 5. All work guaranteed 25 years ex­ shorthand and bookkeeping pre­ for reliaUe person. Elxperience hot Theater. with flash. MI 3-6500. ' ■ Frei^ $50 Groceries room custom built cape, brick home is like new. Priced $17,400. $19,900—I.*rge 8 room cape, 114 fering classroom and behind $ RCH5MS ...... $879 MAN(3HESTER— FOUR bedroom front, 4 bedroonis. shed dormer, baths, plastered walls. 2-car as a candidate for the Board o f perience. 24-hour service. Call ferred. Appply. In own handwrit­ necessary. Write Box B, Herald. RUGS—NEVER used. 9x12, $80. FOUR ROOM apartment, heat, hot Call the R. F. Dlmock Co., Ml PAUL J. CORRENTl wheel Instruction for teenagers. Karl VyiCamp. Ml 9-4749.______ing. Box C, Herald. W ^JTED—Man for outaide lawn LIGHTWEIGHT Smith - Corona $10 DOWN DELIVERS Colonial, In good condition, eteam piaster walls, fireplace, ceramic 9-8245, Barbara Woods, Ml 9-7702, garage, 'view,- out buildings, Education for the term beginning watch. Ml 9x15, $35. 10x15 rose beige. BU refrigerator and stove, cen­ in 1961, Democratic Town CluUr- LOST—Gold Bulova MI, 9-6075. WOMAN TO c tift for two ’ email Work, cutting and trimming Gar­ typewriter, good condition. $25. Free etorage until wanted. Free trally located. Call between 5-7:30 heat, attractively landscaped lot, tile bathroom, stone 'wall. Gam or Johanna Evans, MI 9-56SS. 114 peres. MIS-5363 , Call MI 9-7688. 9-6965. Delivery bolatti built, $900 down. Schwartz man Steve Cavagnaro annojmtod 9-S288. PREPARE FOR driver’* test: INTERESTING position for aggres­ children, light housework. MI den Apartments. Permanent work p.m. 5n 9-0641, MI 9-8886 one-car garage. See this excep­ Radio-TV Repair sive person to coordinate drapery 4-0671. Call Mr. Olson, MI 3-5675 between Prae eet up by our own reliable tional value before you buy. Real Estate, MLS Realtor, MI vri-MANCWBSTER—Near Keeney ELLINGTON today. Ages 16 to 60. Driving and class APPROXMATELY ’ 2-ton hard GENERAL ELECU’RXC ranee, Cummings' endorsement is con­ Services 18 and gallery departments, Watkins 13-1 and after 5 p.m. automatic' oven, surface light, men. VERY DESIRABLE location, .4 $16,900. Phllhrlclc Agency, MI 9^8454, AD 8-1241. Street School.- Beautiful L shaped $16,500— Contemporary 6 room ROCKVILLE Annaaneements room. Three instructors. No wait­ WANTED—^Night waitress, full or stove 'Coal, also Richmond furnace 9-8464. ranch, 2(4 years young, extra sidered certain at a conunlttoia ing. Manchester Driving Acade­ Bros. Call for appointment, MI utility drawer like new, $75 Ml SEE IT DAY OR NIGHT room apartment, $85 monthly. MI ranch, nice lot, baaement ga­ CONNIE’S TV and Radio Service, 3-5171, Mr. Connelly. part-time, 5-1. Oak Grill, 80 Oak MAN OVER 17 for tuU-tlme and grates and ash can. Reasonable. 9-917.1, SPLIT LEVEL, 7 rooms, high ele­ large living room with fireplace, rage. $11,990— Low Down Payment ■ Monday night. PBUOO-BENDK 16 lb. trash, 2Sc; my. 1: 2-7249. MI 9-1869, after 4 p.m. 9-8456. Phone For Appointment vation, built-in stove, dishwasher, available all hours. Satisfaction St. part-time work. Good driving Samuel Albert, Htfd. CH 7-0857 RQCKLEDGE —6(4 room cape, 2 three twin-sized bedrooms; large $27,800 -Exclusive Cider Mill 4 la room ranch, excellent condl- , former director submitted a dry, lOo.i Lucky Lady Launder- WOMEN WANTED for general fac­ LARGE 5 room heated apartment full baths, built-in oven and garage, large lot. $17,900, 484% centar. • Maple St., heroes froot guaranteed. Call Ml 9-1815. record for genera] drug store NINE FOOT refrigerated produce GLENWOOD- 4-burner gas range, After 8 p.m. CH 6-2481 wooded lot. Priced at $18,500. Call Heights. Large 4 bedroom lion, city water and sewers, fire- i of resignation late to May tory work. Apply Manchester BOOKKEEPER—Full-Ume. Pleas­ work, experienced preferred. Must and' garage. Hot water, stove in­ range, enclosed porch, one-car ga­ mortgage. Carlton W. Hutchins, The R. F. Dlmock Co., Ml 0-5245, place, aluminum atorms, well land stating that a. tom' First National Store. Open M Garage— Service— Storage 10 ant work In women’s specialty case, good condition, wlto com- excellent appearance and condi­ If you have no means of transpor­ colonial, 1'4 baths, attached - 1 ALL 51AKES Of TV, radio and Modes, Pine Street. be neat, presentable and depend­ tion. Also Servel gas refrigerator. cluded. 464 E. Center St. rage. There are many extras go­ MI 9-5132. Barbara Woods. MI 9-7702, Jo- 2-car garage, view. scaped and fenced lot with trees, a porary job outside .of Maq(ihest*r hours. home electronic equipment ex­ shop. Store discount, excellent pressor, $50. Call MI 8-5541. tation, n i send my auto for you STORAGE SPACE for furniture or able. References, particulars. Box Call MI 9-2011. No obligation ing with this house that makes hanna Evans. MI 9-5658. block from shopping aii'd bus. made it necessary for him to quit pertly repaired with a 90-day EXPERIENCED working conditions. Saul Levine R, Herald. TWO ROOM apartment, furnished. for comfortable living, $23,900. 7l ACRES, nice 4 bedroom 1953 merchandise now available at house. A real opportunity. $28,000. HEBRON NEAR BOLTON tlie directorship in fairness to th e Personals guarantee. Call Mr. Britney at the Fashions, 757 Main St. A—L—B—E—R—T— S Adults. Private bath, utilities, free Phllbrick Agency,' Ml 9-8464. Vni—BOLTON. 5 room ranch near town. An employe of Green M anor 52 Pearl St. MI 9-5700. SEWING MACHINE Boats and Aceesmries 46 Three Rooms of Furniture parking, business block. Depot Carlton W. Hutchins, MI 9-5182. $11,500—6 room ranch, 2 acrca. WATSON REALTY, INC. MancheAer TV. MI 9-1046.’ 43-45 AIXYN ST.. HARTFORD Manchester town line. 8 bedrooms, Construction Co., Cummingl U In­ VACUUM CLEANERS repaired to Operators and Trainees Square. Call Mr. Keith, Ml 9-8191. ANCIENT HOME by a burbling extra large lot, $15,000. R. F. $13,650—8>4 room ranch, extras, Route 83,, Vernon Salesmen Wanted 36-A CAPE ' Co d sailboat — beautiful FROM MODEL HOME Open Nights till 8—Sat. 6 p.m. MANCHESTER—BeauUful 2-famlly volved In a company housing p ro­ my own home shop. Forty years RADIO-TV REPAIRS, any m ak e- RELIABLE woman for housework. brook, $9,900. New heating, new Dlmock-Co., MI 9-3245, Barbara new VA mortgage available. TR 5-7630 Ml 8-7688 facrjry eimrlence. All makea, Motorcycles— Bicycles 11” cars. amplifiers, phonographs-and Apply MI 3-8684. molded mshogtiny, includes trail­ PHILCO REFRIGERATOR, $25, 10 THREE ROOM apariment second plumbing, 'new ly decorated, duplex, 2-car garage, large lot, ex­ ject near Rome. N.Y., the dletonca EVER ASK yourself this question? er, 2 setk of sails, cover and 50 lb. Cost Over $700 cellent location, full price $22,500. Woods. MI 9-7702, Johanna Evans, requiring that he 'live In that area, low rates, free estimates, freie changers. Over 47 years total ex­ Am I happy today at what I’m years old, very good condition. MI floor, garage. Adult.s onlv.'Call MI new lawns. Five rooma down plus MI 9-5653. ANDOVER lckup and dellv»,ry. Mr. Miller, perience. 90 days guarantee on all MANCHESTER MODES, Inc. EIXPERIENCED cost or payroll mooring anchor. Can be seen any 3-7591. 4 bedroom ranch plus garage and at least during the working w eek. TRIUMPH 1958 motorcycle. Call doing for a living? If unhappy, 9-8598. 3 partly finished up. Call Frank $13,500—Large 8 room older co­ Lots tnr Sale 73 A 6«409. work. Pofterton’s, MI 9-4587. clerk, full company benefits. Ap­ time after ft p.m. at 67 Mill St., NEVER BEEN USED Biirke, CH 6-8897, to arrange In­ large lot; full price, $15,900. Short X-VERNON — New 6 room ranch According to Cavagnaro, Cum­ Ml 9-3558. Pine St., Manchester call, see my offer. Bob Tucker, MI AVAILABLE September 1—8 room way out—5 room home, $8,400. 5 lonial, built-ins, 114 baths, ply Pioneer Parachute Co., Inc., 9-5833. Manchester. ® Sale Price $388 spection. > wjth attached garage, built-in sensibly priced. ANDOVER LAKE—Two adjoining mings will have completed his du­ GIRL WOULD like ride from Bol PHILCO — Recommended service Forest St. MI 9-5211. CY)UCH SUITABLE for cottage. duplex with 'garage, close to room home, $7,900. Beautiful semi- ties in New York State by the tim e S GIRL’S COLUMBIA bike, 24” with DICTAPHONE operator with gen­ BOAT, MOTOR, trailer' for i»ie, stov* and oven, one acre wooded ■$14,600—Remodeled 6 room- older lota for sale. Marion E. Robertson, ton Center to the vicinity of Capi­ .pn radios, televisions.! Also guar­ Pay Only $4 Week $10. MI 3-1412. sehool.s, rhurrhe.s and shopping- FOUR BEDROOJH Colonial, 7 lakefront cottage. $8,500. Many lot, 2 fireplaces, near new Vernon broker. Ml 8-5953. the Board of Education poet la tol Avenuel Hours 8-5. Please, call balloon tires. Inquire 168 Summit eral correspondence experience. reasonable. Can be seen at Texaco area. 92 laurel St. MI 3-2505, MI home. 3 acres, out buildings, anteed service oh all other rooms, 3 down, 4 up, a fine home, more homes from $4,700 up. Call Elementary School. Selling for new VA mortgage available. open. MI 8-2846. . . St. Also for other office duties. Per­ Help Wanted— Station, com er of'Broad and Mid­ Sacrificing oomplola bedroom, RUG WITH pad, like new, 9,x15. 3-8.149. makes. See our special do-it-your­ manent position, lihersd benefits, Help W uteB— Hale , 36 centrally located, only $13,900. Ellsworth Mitten Agenev, Real­ $17,900. R. F. Dimock t o .. MI $16,500—2-family 4-4 flat, good TWO LOTS with city water and Cummings’ resignation from the self department teaturing dis­ Male or Female 37 dle Tpke. Contact John between complete living room and kitchen Original pric* $300. Selling for $75. tors, MI 3-8930, MI 9-5524. sewer. Central location, Madeline call BU 9-2717. Noble and West­ Carlton W. Hutchins. Ml 9-S132. 9-5245. Barbara Woods, MI 9-7702, sized rooms, 3 acres. Board of Directors came In hla AatomobDes tor Sale 4 count prices. Open evenings and DOZER-GR^ER operatorjCkper- 4:30-5:80 before Saturday. decorator furniture from model die-, PI 2-6175. FIVE ROOM apartment. North Smith, Realtor, Ml 9-1642. MOTORCYCLE for quick shle, $200 brook Manufacturing Co., East FRIENDLY ICE CREAM Is taking School St,, recently redecorated Johanna Evans, MI 9-5653. $18,300—Deluxe large 8 room second term as a director. He w o f Saturdays. Satellite Electronic lenced only. Apply at the Thomas play home. We will give you free ROCKLEDGE—Fabulous custom succeeded by Philip Freedm an, cash. Inquire 464 East Center St. Hartford, opposite Martin’s Park. applications for part-time work. $87) monthly. Call MEdford 8-7748. quality built 3 bedroom ranch. PORTER STREET SECTION rSneh, IH baths, plenty of PORTER STREET—A zone lot 145 WANTED — dean used cars. We Service, 165 School St, Manches­ Colla Co., 251 Broadest. delivery and free storage up to one TOLLAND—70 foot ranch, lot 150x who w'lU be seeking reelectlon thia buy, trade down or trade any Applicants must "be neat, courte­ Building Materials 47 year. FOUR PIECE blond bedroom set, Finest of material,, workmanship closet space, 2 acres, brook, foot frontage. City water and ter. Call JA 8-1669 after 4:80. THREE ROOM heated anartrnent, For. The Growing Family. 700 With bubbling brook. Priced fall. thing. Douglas Motors, 883 Mato. ous, , conscientious,. Call MI $75, Call MI 9-3611. in this home. Opportunity to select right. J. D. Realty, MI 8-8129 new VA mortgage available. sewer. MI 9-8963. Business .Services Offered 13 DEMONSTRATE TOYS 9-8196, 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. for ap­ USED BUILDINO material for rear, centrally located. For infor­ $29,000—7 room older home, bam, GONDER’S TV Service—Motorola DRIVER WANTED for diaper serv­ NORMAN’S your own decor.- J. D. Realty, 470 Plenty bedroorps, recreation room, n e e d a c a r and bad your credit and Phllco factory service, HI-FI, ice' route. Call MI 8-2356. pointment. sale, 2x3s and up. sheathing, otor- mation cal! MI .1-8097. Main St., Ml 3-5129. 55 acres, 26 clear, pond poten- THREE B ZONE lots with city COMPLETE REPAIRS—By. Stu­ Work August until December, ex­ age bins, ahelvtog, work betiches, 443 Hartford Road Musical Instruments 53 G.E. heating sy«t,em, fireplace, sun- turned downT Short on down ihonos and auto radios. 214 Spruce cellent commission, no Investment, SIX ROOM RANCH, one-car ga­ ' tial, 3..300 foot app'rox. road water. Union St. Manchester. Arctic Char Gain ment? Bankrupt? ReposaeMloh? art R. Wolcott on • automatic THERE IS A future full of oppor­ two complete batoroom oets, two Before you buy furniture, any­ ATTRACTIVE 3-room apartment, SOUTH WINDSOR—Custom built 3 porch. 2-car garage. Priced to sell, frontage, $2,500 each. MI 9-6495. washers, dryers* and electric t. MI 9-1488. car and telephone necessary, larg­ rage. Principals only. Ml 8-1225. Don’t glw upf See Honest Doug- tunities In Fuller Brush route Situations Wanted— kitchen oinks, (cabinet), wooden where—shop at Norman’s. fully furnished. Main St, location bedroom ranch on I-awrence St., $19,500. Don’t wait! Shown by ap­ Ottawa — Arctic trout, -or chir, ranges. MI 9-6678, est party plan In the country. kitchen cabineta, two hot ^water UPRIGHT PIANO, good condition. $90 per month includes heat. Call pointment only. las, 4' get the lowdown on the loW •’SANTA’S PARTIES”. Tel. sales work. Retirement, hospital­ Female 38 off Avery with *li% assumable MANCHESTER—New 6 room Gar- COVENTRY from Ekkimo fisheries In northom est down and smallest payments MORTENSEN TV Specialized RCA ization, advancement, MaMed, furnaces, - modem radiators,” com­ MI 9-2790. MI 9-6808. mortgage. J. D. Realty, 470 Main rison Colonial. 11-4 ceramic baths Wanted— Real Estate 77 CHAIN SAW work - Trees cut. ORchard 3-3207. BEDROOM SET, good mattress, 4 BRAE-BURN REALTY $ 7,500—All brick deluxe 8 room Canada are fast gaining accept­ anywhere, Not a small loan or tele-vlslon, service. MI 9-4641. car. Call MI 9-0090. plete windows, Including frame, St, Ml 3-5129. fireplace, plastered walls, hot "t ranch, fireplace. ance as a gourmet dish in east­ Reasonable rates. Call PI 4-7858 EXPERIENCED TYPIST desires chairs, pair of lamps. MI 8-7668. FOR RENT—SiX'room duplex,, cen­ finance company plan. Douglas between 1:80-4:80 or any time TIME ON YOUR hands when chil­ and alumtoum storm windows, MI 3-6273 water heat, ameqite drive, shade $10,600—Oversized 6 room cape SELUN;;—BUYING—TradlngT We ern Canada and the U h 11 e d work at home. MI 3-0349. doors, and. plumbing ‘kuppliea. . Wanted— ^To Buy 58 trally located, rent ven' reason­ 56 ELWOOD ROAD—Colonial, large offer you free confidential in­ Motors. 833 Main St. Saturday or Sunday. dren return to school next month? TORO POWER handle at new low­ able. Adults onl.v. -Box J. Herald. tre^e. MI 3-4860. $1.ono cash needed to assume States, and are being intrbduced Millinery Dressmaking 19 Junior Accountant Cjhoman House Wrecking, open er price, now $84.95. 21” power U'ving room, fireplace, formal din­ spections and arrange all financ­ Why not take advantage of those Sales—Men’s Wear EX.PERIENCED practical cooking, WANTED—Good upright piano. EAST MIDDLE TPKE.—6 room 4'4% mortgage to Europe thia year. Canada Is OLDER CARS ndechanlca spe­ NOW. BEFORE the rush- starts. Is daily 8:80 p.m.-6, Saturday 8-4, or handle rotary mower with hag ing room cabinet kitchen with colonial, clean. Priced for quick ing from start to finish. Mitten cials. tlxlt y ,rself cars, always extra hours by turning them Into Stock Clerk light cleaning, ironing. Baby sit­ ■What have you to offer? Write Box dishwasher, 3 bedroohis, 1’ 4 baths, FOR SALE $10,700- -4 room ranch. VA or FHA sponsoring the development of a the time to have that gun put in extra $$$$$ the Avon way? Still call MI 0-2893. imlt, $89.95. Marlow’s, 867 Main M. Herald. sale. J. D. Realty, Ml 8-5129. wUi work hand and glove with .a good selection. Look, behind our ALTERATIONS made quickly and Shoe Salesman ting by hour, day or week. Call Business Ijocations landscaped lot 80x200. Marion E. mortgag* avnilsble. you. Member Multiple Uetlng small char fishing industry to pro­ shape for the coming season. efficiently. MI 0-5565 any time. some excellent 'territories avail­ MI 9-6475, St,, Manchester, MI 9-5221. Drive by and See Ibis lovely 5 $14,800—8 room ranch, breezeway, office. Douglas Motors. 838 Main. Bring It and your mower, shears, Insurance Salesman WANTED TO BUY—Old and rate for Rent 64 Robertson, Broker. \U 3-5953, bedroom custom colonial Cape Cod. Sendee. Coll the Ellsworth Mitten vide a cash Income to Eskimos able in Manchester. No experience Machinist WEEKLY SAVINGS LIST garage, convenient to park In arctic regions. knives, locks, keys, etc. to Bralth- DRESSMAKING and alterations. —earn while you learn. Call CH coins. Conn. Coin and Stamp, 995 MANCHESTER This home features built-in ship’s Agency, Realtors. MI 8-69301 1947 DODGE pick-up, half-ton, good Mold Maker REFRIGERATOR for sale^ $25. WEST SIDE—6 room Colonial Gar­ wav. walte, 82 Pearl St. ■ Call MI 9-0833 after 5:30, week­ 7-4137. Live Stock— Vehicles 42 Weetera Framlnsr Truckload.i Main St.. Manche.ster Conn. Days LARGE STORE at 26 Birch St bunk in one bedroom—one bedroom $15,200—Bolton Line — T-arge 6’ 4 condition, new tires. Priced for Wood Worker Ideal for summer camp. MI 9-0034. Apply Marlow’*, ■ 867 Main St, rison with extra large rooms, 8-Room Colonial, 4 bedrooms, liv­ quick sale. 63 Campfield. ..MI ends any hour. Fsom $100 per M. MI 8-6498, Eve. BA S-i939. extra large kitchen, two full baths, completely paneled — three bied- room ranch. 2 . fireplacee, TYPEWRITERS and office ma- RELIABLE babysitter 'wanted in . Tool Maker Near Main St. Parking. ing room with fireplace and large rooms, have new wall to wall car­ 8-8503. -repa' Grinder. 1x10 pine Sheathing $89 per M. WE BUT, SELL or trade antique completely redecorated arid re­ bay window, dining room, kitchen stone veneer, selling far un my home, 8:45-4:30. References. HORSE FOR SALE, wonderful with Ceiling Tile 9%c Ft, wired, two-car garage, 4>4% peting. Dishwasher, stainless sink den replacement coat and rentals. Ml <9-8477. Moving^—^ttneklng^ Call MI 9-4679, MI 8-7787, Foreman—Foundry children. Call PI 2-7339. and used furniture, china, glass, MAIN STREET—Bulldirje for com­ with GE built-ins, family roon), with disposal. Wall to wall carpet­ 1955 BUICK. ^door, full price $488. li^reman—Tool Maker Disappearing Stairway Each $23.96 .mortgage can be assumed. Ash* bank appraisal. Only $88 d o ^ cash or trade. Drive Storage 20 silver, picture fraihea and old mercial business or ottlc;^ use. and garage. This home is on a ing in living rdom, hall and on the 008MA APPUANCE .SERVICE. LOCAL GENERAL insurance agen- Kick Press Operator 1x6 Pine Sheathing $85 per M. coins, old doile and guns, hobby Will subdivide. MI 9-6229, 9-6. fng $15,900. St. James Parish,' J. one acre wooded lot and includes QUARTER MIDGET RACES’ It at Brunner’s, Your LArk dealer. Repairs all make refrigerators, Peg Board 12c Sq. Ft. D. Realty, MI 3-5129. stairs. Ceramic tile hath and lava­ LAND TRACTS - AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Oo. Local- cy is seeking full-time stenogra- Trainee—Mechanic f i e l d b r o w n gelding quarter HNLEY STRSET collection*, attic contents or whole many extras, such as a walk-oiit tory. Sunroom with tile floor. Two freezers, washing machines, ry^ Assembler Oak Flooring From $189 pec M. FOR OFFICE or buslneas use, 60 Acres-----4 miles south of Bol­ 1952 HUDSON Hornet, radio, heat­ mo'vlng, packing, storage. Low pher. Knowledge of typing and horse. Ml 9-1502. estates. Furniture Repair Service, MANCHESTER — Used Ansaldl basement and aluminum aiding. flagstone. terracea outside. Large AT THE NEW CONNECTICUT VALLEY er, hydramatlc, clean. $75. MI era, ranges, oil and gas burners. shorthand essential. Work includes Molder Dutch Doors Each $21.95 Beautiful modern ranch TalcottvUle, Conn.. Tel. MI 3-7449., Main St. near Center. 8 rooms, Full price $22,500. For appoint­ ton Center. 10 acres clear, private rate on longg dllIstanca moves to Prefinished Birch Paneling built home. 5 room ranch, full outdoor fireplace. Two garages at­ 0-1428. Ml 0-0883. All work guaranteed. 48 states, m 8-5187 policy writing, answering tele Auto Mechanic In parkTlike setting. 90 x ground floor, plenlty of parking. ment to see call 5% financing. Asking 18,'500, Articles For Sale 'iS 29c Sq, Ft. MI 9-5229, 9-5. basement, fireplace, plastered tached to house and 2 garages in 10 Acres - Bolton—620 foot ap­ QUARTER MIDOET ASSN. ARENA ^ , phone end dealing directly with Service Station Attendant 235 lot, full of sturdy attractive separate building with M A M RUBBISH REMOVAL Serv. MANCHES'*nR Package Delivery.. Carpenter Prefinished Mahogany Paneling shade trees. 14 x 22_ llylng. WANTED— Used air compressor walls, full insulation, hot water oil proximate frontage; only $3,000. 1951 Studebaker Champion Ice—residential, commercial, -to public. Insurance experience not FOR SALE or lease— Commercial heat, combination windows e and Green Manor Construction large amount of space joverhead. Light trucking and package deliv­ neoe'ssary. 36 hour week. Write Carpenter—Helper HOME ..MADE raidoll, fresh or . 21c Sq. Ft. room ■with fireplace','form­ for paint sprayer. Call MI 3-1716. 176 Wooded Acres—Andoyer-^Bol- HILLIARD ST. and NEW STATE HIGHW AY dustrial. Attics, cellars, yardc, in frbzen.'SOc .doz. 246 Avery Street, PAY 'N TOTE building. Main, St. center. Base­ doors, garage, amesite drive, city Company Amesite drive to both garages. In­ Heater, radio, overdrive. ery. Refrigerators, washers and Box H, Herald. Replies will be Painter al dining room, modem door sjiuttera in 8 rooms. Maatpr ton.line! Only $14,600, $3,500 cash. 1950- Chevrolet Sedap, heater, clnerator-cardboard drums. Lawp stove-movlng-epeclalty, Folding _Route M an...... Wapplng. MI 4-0604. WE NOW CAN OFFER YOU WILL PAY 6c each for any amount ment, first floor 4,000 square feet utillUes, West Side. Charles Les- mowing^ Ught trucking. MI 9-9767. kept confidenpali ------kitchen, laundry room and second floor 4,000 square feet, All perarice, M I '9-7620. MI 8-Tlfii Eve. MI 3-1186 playroom In basement with field- radio, powerglide. chairs for tent. MI 9-0753, Mason Helper WOOD TRUSSES AT OUR 0^ 16'quartn5a8kefs‘fh''g6bd condi­ BUILDING LOTS md SATURDAY NtQHT at 7:90 POWER LAWN MOWERS—Jacob­ two huge bedrooms. tion. Call MI 9-0474. or*’ part. Reasonable. John A stone fireplace, bar, running hot No' down payment—$5 monthly. MATURE w o m a n for babysitting Warehouse Man ' LOW-LOW PRICES Selling at bank ap­ SUPERIOR PAVING CO.—Ameslte MANCHESTER Moving and Truck- sen, Bolens, Toro and Ariens. Self- Cagianello. Real Eatate and In- FIVE ROOM cape on quiet street. MANCHESTER and colli water and complaUly Locations to .suit your needs. driveways constructed. resur In my home, 10-4. Call between Yard Man praised $16,600. Immedt- .All utilities. A home for young Prices to suit your pocketbook. HEATS — SEMIS — FEATURES COLE MOTORS ' tog Company. Local and long dis­ 4-5 MI 8-2327. propelled. push oy riding. 18 to SO ^JATIONAL LUMBER, INC. aurance. Ml 3-7303. paneled in cypress. Smaller play­ faced,, sealed. Reasonably priced, Oil Burner Mah inches. Ask for demonstration and ate occupancy. Rooms Without Board 59 energetic people. Joseph A. 6arth, Eight-room home include* four room with wall to Wall carpeting MI 9-0980 tance moving packing and stor­ Short Order Cook 381 STATE STREET, Ml 3-8616. be aatlsfled. -Trade to your old me. STORE FO.R RENT suitable for Broker, 'MI 9-0320. bedrooms with air-conditioning, and built-in desk. Laundry com­ LAWRENCE F. PIANO Have your child take a ride to ^fflctol pace eera durtog tater- age. Regular service throughout A 7'OP NOTCH saleslady wanted. Car Washer NORTH HAVEN. CONN. living room, dining room, kitchen, MUST SELL—Two clean Fords 4 New England Statea and Florida. Women’s specialty shop to Man­ chine. Parts and service. We CHestnut 8-2147 Bdfiore Agency CLEAN ROOM In private home, any business. Ideal location for plete. Dining room—large living MI 3-2766 mlaalon. They are a miniature Italian sports ear and a repUoe FREE ESTIMATES—Prompt serV' Dish Washer sharpen and repair most ah hand kitchen privileges and parking. VI- dentist, near Parkade. Call MI ENGLISH COLONIAL: Entrance family room, three full baths, dou­ door. One 1958, one 1956. Terms or Ice on all types of electrical wlr^ MI 8-6588. chester. .Here’s a chance to enjoy room with fireplace and picture Paul P. Fiano MI 3-0468 of the Fury. Linotype Operator and power lawn mowers MI qinlty Center. Near High School 3-6802. hall, U'ving room with fireplace, ble carport. Professionally land­ wiadow in rear. Approximately one trade. Low prices on both. MI ing. Licensed and Insured. Wilson your work. Full-time, store dis­ Dairy Hand Mitchell 3^121 sunporch, dining room, kitchen. Ed. Crawford Ml 9-4410 count. Excellent working condl 3-7958. Capitol. Equipment Co., 38 and shopping. MI 9-7361. scaped. .Near schools ,and buses. acre of land. At 91 Alton Sf, Shown , . ------i.-( 8-4849. Electrical Co., Manchester, Ml Part-Time a Also S' bedrooms, 114 baths. Ga­ Palntlng— Papering 21 Main St. HALL FOR LE SE—Secoqd floor, by appointment. 'Phone MI 9-4106. COVENTRY LAKE — Waterfront IN EVENT o r RAIN SATURDAY 9-4817. Glastonbury, ME 8-7378. tlona. Experience required. Saul Bus Driver LARGE, PLEASANT room, one nicely decorated. Dance studio, of­ rage. Living comfort at best! For Appointment Call 1966 OLDSMOBILE Holiday hard Levine Fashions, 757 Main St. Read Herald Advs. If no answer, call MI 3-0348. year ’r5und home, hot water 911 top hydramatlc, radio, heater; A EXTERIOR- PAINTING. Free estl- Bookkeeper i TOP SOIL—possibly the cleanest block from Main St., separate en­ fices, club rooms. JA 7-1872 after Madeline Smith, Realtor, MI heat, six large rooms, fireplace, PROGRAM WILL RE-HELD SUNDAY AT 1 real buy at $708. Drive It today at mat'es. Very reasonable rates. Call Bookkeeping Machine Operator Sales Clerk and most fertile available any trance^ kitchen prl'Wl^es. Gentle- 5 p.m. , ■ 9-1642. ’ MR. HANDLER ALL TYPES of wiring, new and old 1-4724. bath with shower! exclusive sec­ Brunner’s. MI 8-0494. Payroll Clerk Boy’s Supervisor where. Prompt delivery. Call man. Free parking.king. Mi 3-‘ DON’T DREAM TOO LONG tion. Mr. CoughIJn, .PI 2-7368. work done reasonable. JA 9-6683; Machinist Leonard L. Gigllo, Bolton, MI MANCHESTER... GREEN — Store EIGHT ROOM home—Good condi­ MI 3-1181 Eve. MI 9-7613 PAINTING AND paperhanging, ^ Cost Clerk ROOM FOR young lady! all the tion with 3-car garage that needs 1968 OLDSMOBILE, 3-door. 88, TAMKTR TREE removal — land Secretary Pin Boy 3-7083. , and office space. Austin A. Cham­ Here ia a » opportunity to own the Good cl«t>n workmanshiplonshlp ati rea- comforts of home, a few feet from bers. MI 3-5187. some repair on a nice lot in nice LAKEWOOD-CIRCLE — 6 room hydramatlc, with power brakes, cleared, firewood cut. Insured. Clerk Typist Garrison Colonial, 2-car garage hoipe of your dreams jn a location $200. Call after 6 p.m. MI 9-9401.• ■onabla rates. 80 years In Man- Apply j ’ May We Show You These Homes? everything. M l 3-7969. section, $14,900. Excellent financ­ of unsurpassed conyenlence. This Call Paul A. Ellison, Ml 3-8742. cheater. Raymond Flske. Ml Key thmcK Operator 1200 SQUARE feet industrial floor ing. J. D. Realty, 470 Main St., MI with automatil^ dishwasher, dis­ Proofreader loyely colonial has an--lnyiting 1959 LARK, 8 cylinder, 2-door 9-9237, CONNECTICUT STATE ATTRACTIVELY furnished room space to rent, heated, new build­ 3-6129. posal, electric stWe, fully STEPS. SIDEWALKS, stone walls, Clerk Bookkeeper a SEPTIC TANKS for gentleman. Private entrance, equipped laundry room. Houie- 24 foot living room with adjoining sedan, seat covers, heater, white­ fireplaces, flagstone . terraces. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE eVz'Hoom Split Level. Ready to move in and be ail settled ing. Will alter to suit tenant. Man­ EXTERIOR AND tntarlor patoUng Sales' person CLEANED and INSTALLED kitchen privileges, parking. In­ chester, MI 9-5043, BOLTON—Flrtt 'Lake. 6 room recently Redecorated exterior. screened p...GROSSMAN'S wall Urea, full price $1,385 only. 806 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER before school opens.— $17,500. Lawns landscaped. Work-dona at and paperhongtog. WoUpapCr Nurse quire at 187 Maple St. waterfront cottage, partial cellar, Priced for immediate sale. J. D. family sized kitchen with large eat­ At'Brimner’s. reaabnable prices. MI 8-0796. ing area, open curved stairway to hooka. Guaranteed worfcmanshlE Dictaphone Operator SHOE SALESMAN — part-Ume. • SEWERS 7-Rooni Cape. New attractive wallpaper and paint. Cool, CONVENIENTLY located l.n Man easily winterized, artesian 'well, Realty, 470 Main St,. MI 3-6129. 'Raaaonable rates. FuUy tosured. Qx>k h a v e r e n t e d one room to a Chester, nice office suitable for property In excellent condition. spacious second floor with, ' two ALL-PRICES LAWN MOWERS sharpened and Guaranteed year 'round work. Ex (MACHINE CLEANED tremendous bedrooms and ^cture Foot and oourteoua oarvlce. Leo Housekeeper . cellent hourly rate, plus commls suburban location. teacher. Can accommodate an­ real eatate. insurance o r ' small Shown by appointment. Marion E. TERRIFIC VALUE repaired. Free pickup and de­ Maid book ceramic tiled bath. Detached NEW 3 BEDROOM RANCH J. PeUeUer. 50 9-6836. other. All priVideges. Call MI business. All facilities and private Robertson. Broker, MI 3-5953. REDUCED livery. All work guaranteed. Sales, Sion. Apply Burton’s Shoe Store, • INSTALLATION New six room colonial, large garage with patio and beautiful- Companion 825 Main 6t. Coventry Lake. Year ’round house. 3 bedrooms, oil hot 9-8258 after 5 p.m. parking area, Rental $80 ’ per AVAILABLE ON GROSSMAN S SENSATIONAL HOME PLAN servlcS parts and rental equip­ BPCTERIOIt and interior pointing Counter girt GAMBOJJATI BUILT-3 bedroom paneled living room with fireplace. landscaping. Close to Verplsnck ON BRAND ment, L a m Equipment Co., SPECIALIST water heat, fully tiled bath.'Dock and raft are included. month. Call CH 9-8413, Mr. Whelan Ceilings reflnlshed. Paperhanglhg Day Worker BUS DRIVERS for school route to l a r g e p l e a s a n t front room or Mrs. Pyrol. ranch, folly plastered, attached 3 spadoug- bedrooms, with large School, treinsportatinn and shop­ Bamford- Road, Vernon. Bruno Wallpaper books. EaUmatea given Laundry Sorter for rent on Pearl' Street. 3. niln- closets, modern kitchen with dining ping. Come to 105 Dlcott Street In NEW 1960 Mcwia St. ' «tove. Call Ml 9-7737 from 5-7 p.m. $13,990, with basement garage Realtor MI 8-1108 pany doors and windows, custom Hartford.- tfoi CH8-$697.-^------holders of The Manchester Water MISQUAMICUT, R. I. — Cottage $14,490. Scljwartz Real Estate, 575 Main St., Mancheater. mediate sale. * RIO WORKAILI, LIVIARLI KITCHIN Ckimpany Is hereby called for Fri­ PARK * "RKTURIVIIW" ROW WINDOW 1958 BUICX, clean throughout, good wont guaranteed. Call collect WU- ^ 0 ROOMS furnished, one block With all electric kltcheh, sleeps 8. MLS realtor, AD 8-1241, MI 8-6454. Evenings condition. Inquire 42 Russell St. limantic HA 8-1196 day, August 26, 1660 at 10:00 A.M., irom Main, all utilities paid. Ml Special rates now through LAbob PAUL .T. CORRENTl * MipiNO DOOR WARDROBI ClOilTf Business Opportunities 32 D.S.T., at the office of the Com­ MI 4-1139 MI 6-9858 MI 3-0627 HOMES >■$884 betweeq 6-9 p.m, Day. Call MI 9-5856. BOWERS SCHOOL — 4 bedroom TH I GROSSMAN HOMK HOME CATALOG NOW YOURS FOR 35 1966 CADILLAC ” 62” , 2-door hard- pany ill Manchester, Connecticut j home in A-1 condition, 2 full baths, 9 n 6 r m a n ST .-H ere Is on to MI 3-5363 Building-Contracting 14 for the following purposes: IS COMPLITI , top, all white, power steering, BE YOUE OWN BOSS London Rood, Hobron SUNNY—Three large rooms, heat I baaement beautifully finished In expensive 6 room home, ideal for I OrsHmas Raai** power brakes, power windows. Ex- 1. To consider the issuance of ad­ And hot water, centrally located. Farm knd Land for Sale 71 Redwood; rear porch, patio with an elderly -couple. Garden apace, EXCLUSIVE-8 room English Co­ IM Oraait*’ ^81. ALL T W E 8 of eorpontry work ditional shares of thk capital Caaialt Yoar Lar*l QraMmaa I *9. lla»». oellent condition. Must sell. Best Restaurant in good location^ Pres­ Ronclios and Capos Newly decorated. MI 9-1683. Ever outaide fjreploce. Priced for quick garage, just a few blocka- from lonial, one of the nicest ports of RamM CaaawUr Today, rioaoo oood yoar rolqr ralolaa. done. Alterations, dormers, roof­ ent owner leaving state. Priced stock of The Manchester water HIGHLAND PARK-j! MANCHESTER _b»ngs AD 2-4147. BUILDERS sale, $17,800. Phllbrick Agency, MI town, beautifully landscaped lot 1 earlooo $So Mwa^ haadliaa. otter. T»6B794. j ing*, j^rches, finish upotalra, base­ Comploto Homos Main St. Quick sale price 89,800. tor quirk sale. Company. 9-8484. Robert J. Smith, Inc., Ml 9-5241, recreation room, dishwasher, dls EDWARD SILVERMAN MM JTUDEBAKiR Champion ments and garages, ate. Coll Ml 2. To ayithorlze the borrowing, of Pikod Fffom $11,5M We ore proud to offer one of the fineot homos In Moncheotor for your oonslderstlon. A few of tho ont- ATTIUCTIVE ' three room apart- ATTENTION poeal, wisll to wall carpeting *4T Mala 8(„ Hartford. CH 7-Ut$ 9-6981. J. D. REALTY otondlag featnrM ore! BeunttfaUy laadoouped tbs. adre lot. Itotr cor garago, S bodroom hone, S'/i hatha, mediate nloney by the issuance of bonds Medeie Open Dolly toent on Vem'oh St., im SOUTH END —Six room duplex, FOUR BEDROOM colonial with maid’s quarters. Appointment on'iW aee*9se*e'e*ee***'9*****«*«e9 COfMlttflBl, ylW IH gUp, MX MI 3-5129 or otherwise In order to con­ outatandlag living roan with ftraphMA gradsuo Ibyer, oak paneled liorary with fireplooe, spteudld nccupancy. Adults only, iReason We have lOO acres of beautiful excellent condition, modem bath­ garage, large 18x28 living room Middle 80s. J. D. Reslty, 470 Mel.in MICHAEL CRAV18 W. r . DION ConatnicUoa Company. S to 8 P .M . dining n on with a bay wlhdow faetag awith. largu honw Utohea, phu naay, naay n on amesi- able. Call MI 3-6056. l«nd for development In the center eet Mala ft .. WllUnutelle, Coaa. tinue -With the Improvements of Batnrdoy and Sunday rooms, heat. Priced for quick with fireplace, kitchen-aid dioh- St., MT 8-8130. ... autrriMS oetei ( > ( ) Mo. Itlea that nuiko the dlnereaeo botweoa a honeo and a HOME., Priced to/ soB at S46,000. Bfay wo show of Bolton. Better than 2.000 fast sole, J. D. Realty, 470 Mato 8t„ woaher, oil hoot automatic hot IEBTSifilw8a5a-? 3 nimuos counun. rooai the water lystem. X PJM. to Dark *»IC®LY FURNISHED two-room potottag. Plane drawn. Help Wanted— Female 35 8. To transact such other buslneas you throughT r frontaige on Stata road. Immtdlato MI 1-8129. water, fully Inoulated throughout^ MANCHESTER — New T room X A R L lT i m jvm a oe may be aqthorUed In the eor- •Partment, oil utilitlee. Preference action required. Financing con to full eomblnotton windowi, toautt- ranch, 3 firsploceer 2 full ttothe U & R REALTY J^tochere. 272 Main St, foom gai aead kwAHicttoa. luad' REMOOEUNO botbiooma, oddi- WANTED—.Live In to care for two pofate charter. WARREN E. HOWLAND, RooHor Mr. HoiooJ^^^^’^^otow-Mi sLim s arranged. FROMiOWNER—8 room ranch, at- fol ohoded yard near new ochoola, 3-car g trtg t, largo kitchen with ani agf palBpaaile, dual-etartrol tlooa, reoroatlon rooue, terdiaa, small children. Please write By order of the Praeldent COMPANY tochei foroga, radiant heat, now- church, bua line, toopptog center. buUt-ia ovon and ronm, formal all ttrpoa of eamatry work and m 4-siis-an s-ssss I S7S StAOr sir., MAMOHBBnOHOa S-USt „ M 4->W __ J. D. REAL' ly rodoeoratod, near oebooU, Owner tolng tronofamd. M eed dtniiw room. Lot lOMNO. Iw.900. GROSSMAN HOMES F, Herald, stating age ahd quoUfi- Hocry C. Btraw • ■ • ^ BBfe BSI ••dYXX 20 RicNT—4 room koatod opart- pals&iig. Con MI 6-4M. Boeratary' V Tol. Id S4UT. 470 Main SL s-sito bUMS. l a M U 4. to8dU.M li!«^ m JA ok Agoney. MX 8404. 'T i i I,

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L'4; WEDNESDAY, AtGUST 17, 1960 A w ags Daily Net Preaa Rmi The Weather PAGE TW ENm For tho Week IM M Foreeaat of IL B; Wm S iKanrl|»0tifr lEttrning ll^raUii JoM iUi. U60 ^ Fair eaily toalgM^ < Thomas Bailey, was postponement 13,125 toalclit. Low 8»-ilK lllisffyM ■ liiiiliiiiiiliiiiiij tit- the- matter to September. BlealMr «l the Audit ■ot aa warm rf i About Town Board Defers A Wwn counsel’s opinion justi­ Ib a k etmw . BSgli-iB t9a. fied assessing Matushak and other Bureau of Otoeolattoa M onchuU r^A City of Village Charm i i The sewing group of the Highland St. property owners -r i ililH Emanuel Church Women will meet Decision on earlier this year on the basis that ^ here is lie assurance tomorrow at 10 a.m. at the home replacement of the Highland sys­ at Mrs. Albert Robinson, 220 Henry tem was, in effect, putting in a yOL. LXXIX, NO. 272 (TWENTY PAGES) MANCfiESTER, CONN., ’THimSDAY, AUGUST 18, 1960 (Oloailfled AdvertMag on Paga IS) PRICE PIVB St. Members are to bring their own Assessment new main, not enlsitgement oPan lunch, and coffee will bC served by existing one. The town does not that a girl needs... the 'hosteps. ^ Town Directors last night post­ assess for enlarging mains, ac­ m poned-once again the question at cording to Martin. lU" Members of the Covenant Womr The Directors were agreed that StateNews en's Guild will meet Friday at 8 deferring a water Une assessment Matushak should be assessed, but Senate Rejects GOP :iw|t p.m. at the home of Mrs. Patterson against Edwqrd Matushalc, 88 that the assessment should be de­ Chaffin, 104 Pine Knob Dr., off Highland St., after a split between ferred until he actually makes use Avery St., for a missionary sewing of the new mam. R oundup night. Materials will be suppled, Mayor Eugene T. Kelly and Di­ The case for deferment was Powers’ Lawyer Airs Hope rector Theodore Powell over the Second Bid to Soften but members are reminded to oHng strengthened earlier in the meeting equipment and items for the coffee need for rules. by a report, from Ma ;in on testi­ table. All the Directors appesired to mony from records of Board meet­ agree that collection of the $600 ings in 1956 when the system was Police Plan assessment should be deferred for purchased. Kennedy’s Wage Bill Matiishak, who Installed an arte­ At that time. Directors, and also L T. WOOD CO. sian well before the inadequate Martin, Indicated to Matushak that 2 - P I N T S Ring Around Highland Park water system was the assessment couTB be defened Washington, Aug. 18 (JP)—f Under the Kennedy bill, these ICE PLANT bought by the town In 1956. The would be brought under the law If Red imtil he actually made use of any The Senate t^ay rejected a SI BI88ELL 8T. assessment was base^ on a new new Hne. they ■ were employed by an enter­ New Lqndon main voted this summer. And, as Martin reported them, second Republican attempt to prise doing $1 million worth ' of Cubes^ruahed-Blocka However, Powell and Kelly took the statements the manager made water down Sen. John F. Ken­ business a year. these conflicting positions: New London, Aqg. 18 — in 1956 contradicted more recent! nedy’s minimum wage hi!!. ’The Senate rejected yesterday State Po!ice wi!! throw a ring FV)welI — The Matushak situa­ ones in which he said assessments It defeated 56-41 a substitute an amendment by Sen. Spessard Bay Stater Views Seen tion showed the need for written are deferred only in cases where I SUITS offered by Sen. Winston L, Prouty L Holland (D-Fla) wiilch would of troopers around - this city rules covering Water assessment property benefited by utilities is; (R-Vt) which would have trim­ have exempted all retail establish­ Sunday afternoon virtuaiiy RANGE procedures (based on existing not usable, such as ravines. They med a million off the five million ments and added only about 281),- sealing it off from outside are not deferred, he said recently, New MHS provisions in the town charter and Handsome 100% Pure Wool Hard Finished . workers who would be brought OQO workers to the wage-hour traffic. As Pointing rUEL OIL State law). in cases where people simply do under the wages and hours act by T|jp blockade will be In effect Kelly—Rules could not be writ­ not w;ant^to develop their property Worsted suits. Smartly tailored in all the the measure. ,. (Continued on Page ^ven)- fiom shortly after noon to the end GASOUNE ten to cover all the special cases or take advantage of the utilities. latest new shiHes and patterns for fall. Prouty’s proposal was much of a mammoth parade which be­ P rin cip a l that arise in water ass^ment. closer to the versimi sponsored by gins at 1 p.m. as part of the 77th To Verdict And. remember . . . the extra pair of .ti*ous- the Democratic presidential nomi­ The Matushak case was imique ers gives you DOUBLE-THE-WEAR. Slip annual Connecticut State Fire­ in-that he already had a water nee than a substitute proposed Squabble Shuts men’s Assn, convention. Nearly The new principa! of Man­ Moscow, Aug. 18 line but had to get water in an­ into'one of these fine suits tomorrow! ^yfsterda.v by Republican Leader 7,000 firemen will march. chester High Schoo! is- A. BANTLY OIL other way because that line was Everett M. Dirksen (R-Ill) which The decision to block off outside Frai)<:is Gary Powers’ Rus­ I .i\ii'\\i. i\(. inadequate. DON'T was beaten 54-39. Gillette Castle traffic—excepting parade peraon- Raymond Rogers Jr., 35, who sian defense attorney ex* Tabled for Month Still plenty of wear left In The 'Vermont Senator’s amend­ has been assistant principa! of ; I M \IN I Ifi.i; I shoes when brought here for nel, emergenc.v vehicles and press pressed hope today the Soviet The result of the discussion,, in ment did not disturb the Increase was reached by Police Clilef the Newton, Mass., High military court' trying the TEL. Mitchell 9-4595 which Powell Was joined by Alice expert repairing. In the 61-an-hour wage floor to ^Wishing Well’ John J. Courtney In conference Lamenzo, and Kelly by Francis Open Mondays All Day 11.25 contained in the Kennedy Schoo!. . - American U2 pilot will be le­ priced from Closed Wednesday bill. Dirksen would have held it with Lt. Roy ,'Vi’. Goodale, com­ His salar>' \^ill be $11,500, by ROCKVILLE TR 5-3271 Mahoney, Philip Freedman, and mander State Police 'I’l’oop E, vote of the Board of EdVicatlon at nient with, him. Afternoons to $1.16. Hartford, Aug. ,lS (/P) — The The extent of Powers’ repentxflee Prouty argued his substitute famed ‘‘wishing well” at Gillette Groton. a special meeting' yesterday after­ according to size. , amoimted to a realistic compro­ Castle.. State Park, into which vis­ Noting ”We haven't had a pa­ noon. seems to be an Important (actor. SAM YULYES mise which ' would have > some itors to Gillette Castle have tossed rade like this since 1950,” the year The new principal will begin his His Soviet defense counsel, MiKhaU "SHOE REPAIRING chance of winning acceptance and some $13,000 over the past de­ of the last firemert’s convention in duties on a part-time basis im­ II. Grinlov, told Powers’ • family MANCHESTER . HRE DEPARTMENYS OF THE BE'TTER KIND” finally becoming law. this city, Courtney said State Po­ mediately, since iormtr principal after the day's proceeding that tlm For looks, long wear and fine quality, parents prefer cade, has ended its existence. lice will supply 50 regular troop- flier’s behavior on the stand bed 11»h AN N U AL 28 OAK STREET He said he was accepting some The reason — differences be­ Edson M. Bailey resigned Aug., 1. Same Side as Watkina things in the Kennedy measure er.s and auxiliaries to mam block­ Rogers has some responsibilities in his repeated expressions of regiat ^Jumping-Jacks; shoes for children of all ages. We with which he did not personally tween the state 'auditors and the ade stations at'key points On roads Newton which'he must discharge and repentance raised hope that FREE ALTERATIONS agree In order to try to take a park and forest commission over entering the city. before he can take over full time. the court wquld be lenient with " feature a complete line of these fine shoes . . . and middle-of-the-road position. the handling of the coin receipts The plan was conceived to pre­ Newton High School has 3,000 him. PEACH SHORTCAKE FESTIVAL But Democrats contended the from that operation which had vent additional congestion of students, 80 per cent of whom are Griniov’s view may reflect of­ sensibly priced, too. substitute would— exempt from been designed to help handicapped streets expected to be jammed to college preparatory. ficial Soviet thinking, since he is a ON THE LOT NEXT TO RREHOUSE new coverage some of the most children. capacity In connection with the pa­ Rogers has been assistant princl- court-appointed lawyer who, under MAIN AND HnXIARD STREET8 WM. DICKSON underpaid workers in the econ­ Director Donald C. Mathews of rade. which it, Is estimated will 'jlast {ial of the school since 1957. and the Soviet leg^ system, has a SHOES EXFEilTLY and CAREFULLY omy. the commission said today he had at least f ^ r hours. has been acting principal recently duty to the state superseding that The Prouty substitute would ordered discontinuance of the Police ■will attempt to keep dpen in the absence of the ’ regular to his client. RTTED BY QUALIFIED SHOE PERSONNEL! FRIDAY, AUG. 19— STARTS 6:3o'PAA. REGAL'S YOUR special arteries leading to Law­ &S0N have exempted from Fair Labor projects and that a sig^n now principal. He has also been director.; The U2 pilot completed his own - Standards Act. coverage about warns visitors: “Do not throw rence Memorial Hospital and other 260 TOLLAND TPKE. key points in case of'emergency, ' of the summer school at Newton testimony In 80 minutes on the WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS All You Can Sat! -1 460,000 employes of auto dealers money into well." 't High School, which he developed stand today. He reiterated that ha TEL. MI 9-0920 STORE ' and 407,000 workers In hotels, mo­ from an enrollment of 600 to .one was sofry he made the May Day U2 ESTABUSHED 1918 tels and-restaurants. (Conttained on Page'Seven) S t. Onge Considered of 1,400. flight. He told hts Soviet judges ha ADULTS 75e— CHILDREN 50c Before joining the staff at New­ did not think at the time that tha - " TICKETS AT THE DOOR PAL Hartford, Aug. IS (/P)—Judge Commercial and William St. Onge of Putnam, is ton, he was principal of the high flight might torpedo the Paris sum­ That means PERMANENT ALTERATIONS for the school In Bar Harbor, Maine, for mit conference or provoke’a mili­ MUSIC BY POLICE oml RREMEN'S BAND LIFE of the garment.'Regal not only alters the gar­ currently considered the top can­ tary conflict. ‘ HOUSE k HALE ment at the time of the sale, but keeps It altered for didate to replace Rep. Chester four years; .principal of |Kezar Industrial Painting It Is the Soviet ■view that the SHOE DEFARTMEN'T—Main Floor This Advt. 8ponsored By Manchester Pipe and 8upply, Ine. as long as 3^ou wear It! U.S. to Join Venezuela Bowles as Democratic nominee In Falls, Maine, high school for two FULLI INSUREI the 2nd District following State years;, and principal and teacher Powers flight torped(»ed the sum­ X n > I ------— ...... I...... - ■■■ mit. while the United Statee «xi- I- Comptroller Raymond S. Tliatch- at Brooksvllle, Maine, high school. er’s announcement last night that Rogers was bom in 1925 in VVa- tento that Premier Nikita 8. Jn Gondenmiiig Trujillo he will not be a candidate. »■ terville, Maine. Khrushchev’s reaction to tha St. Onge, regarded by political A graduate of Colby College in flight, including inaistence. that President Eisenhower apologise, NEW-FOR FALL n observers as a good possibility for that to-wn in 1949, he received hia Frtbeis Gary Powers, U2 pUot on trial In Moscow, faces a battery of microphones In the prisoner's San Jose, Costa Rica, Aug. IS^Porfiro Herrera Baez in a 3-hour nomination, aaid he would accept matter’s degree . in aecondary was responsible for breaking Up (ff)—Secretary, of State Christian reply challenged the legality of school adihinistration and guid­ dock, today in the I^ i tit Columns.. On right is Lt. Gen. Victor Borisoglebsky, chairman of the the. May 16 meeting in Paris. if the 16 members of the Demo­ 3-judge panel trying P'owers. The Red general questioned powers on repereiupions of the pilot’s May The second day’s session ended LONG-SLEEVE 4 A. Herter was expected to throw the OAS committee’s report. He cratic State Central Committee ance from the University of 1 flight. (AP Photofax ■via radio from London). the weight of the United States to­ declarM there was no proof to from the 2nd District name him. Msdne. at 5:40 p.m. day behind a Venezuelan move to support Venezuella’s charge. Tes­ ‘They meet next week. He aerved In the Navy Air Corps The trial resumto tomorrow ' is for School (and also for Soon!) condemn the Dominican Republic timony, he said, came from pris­ before attending Colby. In Newtem, O O prospectsprospects that that I it will be completed SPORT SHIRTS (or aggreeslon. Thatcher, elected to a 4-year he has been active in communi:^ Also Endorses Sit-ins oners now held in Venezuela and term, as comptroller to -1958, eaid Senators. SG rapJ*tr,», They’re all .here awaiting your selection. New Polished But Herter may caution the oth­ their statements would not be ad­ affairs, Inoluding the KjM’fan Com­ questioning .today,-Lt. Gen. er foreign ministers of the Organ­ missible in many courts. He also last night. "I feel that I should munity Chest and Council, Youth Victor Borisotlebaky, chairman o( L Cottons, Plaids and Paisleys, just to mention a few.. Pick ization of Amesiean States (OAS) hinted the prisoners had been Serve out the term. ‘The people Advisory' Committee of which he On Efforts by the 3-Judge military court, up several tomorrow! against the total quarantine of the bralnwtgthed by Venesuelan police elected me four years ago and I was ehairms^ the Newton-IVelles- Nixon Stumps in South, brought from Powers tho com­ Dominican dictatorship asked by and likened the case to that of feel they want me to do the beat ley Hospital of which he was a di­ ment that he thought he had done Venezuela. ' U2 pilot Francis 'Gary Powers, job ! can in the post. I now'hold.” rector, and the YMCA Youth Com­ Kennedy Fund the United States a disservice by With a private meeting schedul­ now on trial in Moscow. '^He added “I feel flattered that mittee. the U2 flight. ed this morning, Herter wsus to be the Democratic leaders in eastern Powers listened, largely with hlS W ant To Know "What's New In Sweaters? Herrera suggested an explora­ (Conttnuedon Page Seven) arts Civil Rights is for Activity is for B oy the first speaker of the afternoon. tory' mission be set up to try to Connecticut thought I would make Washington, Aug. 18 (ff'i—Bris­ The Foreign, Mljilstera were em­ restore broken relations between a good United States representa­ tling Democrats mounted an offen­ (Conttnuedon Page Seven) . . . then by all means come see our selection tomorrow. It’s about the biggest col­ barked on a crucial phase of their tive. But I think that my place is sive today against an attack on the Dominican Republic and seven Greensboro, N. C., Aug. 18 Nixon told newsmen later that Sen. John F. Kennedy, their presi­ lection of sweaters you’ll find anywhere and it contains handsome new numbers by 3-day-old meeting, judging Vene­ other American nations at odds at the state capitol In Hartford. I "and you'll find a lot around our and. back-to*school sweaters!- '(o f zuela’s charge that Dominican of­ know It’s a wonderful opportimity, Tropical Storm —Vice President Richard M. Nix­ he does not Intend to “avoid or dential candidate, by Sen. Hugh Jantzen and Kandahar. ■with' her. on has kicked off his vote quest soft soap the qlvil rights Issue” In Scott (R-Pa), ;jL. which we have morA than „ anybody ficials connive^ in the'attempt to Following Heirera Baez, Andres but I feel I should stay on the job In the raelal-mtoded- South" with skirt collection! iKortte, skirt o.f asuuwlnate Venezuelan PrMldent the people elected me to.” campaigning scheduled to takd Sen. Gale W. McGee (D-Wyo) red and black, wool and nylon wi?h hi-vae, crew neck or shawl col­ Alvarado Puerto of Honduras, an espousal of cMl rights, an en.- him Into every southern state. aaid he was going to call 6h Vice BuDetins Romulo Betancourt. Manuel Tello of .Mexico and Dio­ Bowles left the spot when he ENE of Miami dorsement of sit-in demonstra­ lar!) gliva, charcoal, bronze. 8 to 20, Venezuelan Foreign Minister decided to drop out of the race to tions and a plea to keep religion ”I do not believe in going Into 'President Richard M. Nixon, the bifend, 4.99. sizes 7 to 14. Ignacio Luis Arcaya -called yester­ genes Taboada> of Argentina all the South and demagoguing on OOP presidential Ti|Ominee, to clbar from the AP Wires indicated support for the Ven­ work full time for Sen. John F. out of politics. 5.99 to 7.99. 14 to 20. 6.99 to 9.99. day for a virtual quarantine of the Kennedy at Massachusetts, the No Threat Now civil rights,” he said at an im­ up whether ”he endorses or re­ Dominican Republic after noting ezuelan demmids. But none of The Republican preaidential promptu news J conference upon pudiates this kind of attack.” them went into specifics aa to Democratic presidential nomineet. nominee aurprised a capacity PLANE LANDING REFUSED that the special OAS investigattog Miami, Fla., Aug.-, 18 (fi*»-r-The hia return to Washington, ‘’irou And Sen. J. William l^Ibright committee had acctised Dominican as to what the ministers should crowd in the municipal coliseum (D-Ark),' chairman of the Senate Ney York, Aug. 18 (/P>—A Sov­ c> (Conttaned en Page Sevea) third tropical storm of the season here last night by speaking out on have to talk in a reasoned, honeet iet jet liner carryti^ a Obngo- officials of backing the abortive do in a formal resolution expect­ developed in the Atlantic today way.” Foreign Relations committee, re­ Jiuie 24 plot against Betancourt ed to take shape today. civil rights. He said hia position portedly planned an investigation leee delegation to the United Na­ 600 miles east northeast of Miapii. on that subject is the sdihe to the ,, In his public address, Nixon did tions was denied permlealon to­ Arcaya asked for a breakoff in Diplomatic ■ sources said, how­ It does not threaten land at pres­ not refer to sit-in tlemonstratlons of iasuto raised by Scott. diplomatic relations and com­ South as it is In the Nbi:^,' the Scott, a former Republicsin na­ day to land this aftenibon 4* ever, that toere already was gen ent. East and the West. or to the issue of religion, but cen­ Idlewlld Airport.. The Port o( munications with the Dominican, .eral agreement that tbe-flrst part The Miami Weather , BurMU tional chairman, told the Senate is for Covet He said he stondsron- the GOP tered on what he saM-were baaie laat night the Kennedy family had Nmv York AnthorUy eald It de-._ Republic as Well as economic sanc­ of the resolution would condemn News Tidbits said the atorm. named Cleo, how platform as ”an honest program differences between the two 'ma­ nled permission because the le- tions. But he also appeared to Dominican intervention in the af­ has winds of 70 miles an hour in attempted to "pluck aWay” from is for Dodger Culled from AP Wires that will'produce progress” in the jor parties on domestic and for­ the government the chance to pay quest to land, at S pns. (EOT) and you can't take to any better leave the door open for lesser fairs of other ntUtlons. squaUs over a small area near its area of cMl rignts and denounced eign, policies. ■ ' had not been made throogh tha measures, saying the ministers A battle expected, how­ center. Hurrii^e intensity is 74 the Democratic platfonn as one the $100,000 cost of transporting State Department. 11w author­ than a sweater such as this short- had come to San Jose C(>"thoose ever, over the naturef of aanctiops miles an hour. that promises l “far more than These differences, he said, bring some 250 Africans to study in U.S. , A Senate 'Banking subcommittee the Republican party more in colleges., He did npt say why he ity suggested the jet laud at sleevad slip-on with matching or anybody, else who's on the the measures they wish ^ apply. Cleo waa, moving away from the they can produce.” McGuire Air Force Baae'tn New Dominican Foreign Minister (Oonttaoed en Page Three) today called in Secretary Of Com­ coast to a horUi northeast direc­ cardigan, pink, white, green, blue, ball! (this myans selecting a merce Frederick H. Mliler lo ex­ tion al about 12 milea an hour. It Nixon tossed hia civil rights (Conttoaed oa Page Seven) (Ckmttiiued on Png Seven) Jersey, ' solid-colored,'"plaid or checlced plore prospects for passing a com­ is expected to maintain its course views in near the end of a formal cocoa, interlock orlon. sizes 7 to promise bUl to aid chronleally de- at a speed of'between 12 and 10 address to an enthuaiaatic crowd STRIKE HITS STEEL FLAIiTa 14. . zipper jacket now!) lined and Mistaken for Bielgiaiis presped areas , . . A conviteed, rap­ miles an hour for the next 24 estimated at more than, 12,000. •' Pittsburgfi, Aug. IS ne eel- Canadians a t Airport says a Notre Dame researcher , ,, Small craft along the Carolina recognize that law alone ik^vnot lapsed late last night. No (ur- ’The' city manager and chief of coasts northward to Block Island, the answer to the civU ri|^s The civil rights platform i doptectoing the required 10,000 signatures the.r talks were eidiednled. The police of Las Vegas, Nev., have R. I., were warned to stay In problem.” . - e Democratic natitmal conven tor an independent slate.' striking workers' tower ep- is' for Functional Leopoldville,‘The Congo, Aug.gCanadius to his headquarters. been Indicted unaer a state law ports and vessels In Cleo’a path His audience included a number tion continues -to . upset political The Louisiana Democratic Cen­ erators, clerks and lualnteoanue is for Exit 18 (>IV-CoQgoleae Army troops Capt. Paschereau was taken to a dealing with malfeaskace in office. were cautioned to be wary. of Negroes. harmony in tha usually Democratic tral Committee voted 81-49 t,Oi men—are repreeeotod by the knocked a Canadian captain im- hospital where he was reported in Technical trouble of an unde­ South. ■ pledge the state’s 10 electoral United Steriworkera UUIoa. ebnscious and attacked four other good condition. termined nature halted triuiBjpils- Missiasippi, the first s18 a.m. tt^ay state to offer an independect Slate ever, one of the supporters pfi an end the best way to leave school eae apparently mistook them for ployes were idled beoanee to tha slacks! they're famous, waih_and. poldville airport. The Canadians on one of two American Telephone of electors, has voted to pUce two unpledged slate, district atty. Lean- strike. . . wearing this all-cotton, re­ were.part of a signal detachment Belgian paratroops because Cana­ and Telegraph Co. cables Unking Louisiana Governor Acts to Bar slates of electors on the 8 dian chevrons resemble those worn ballot. One will. b« unpledg ed, the wear polished cotton Dickies, en ritote to Luhiabourg in a Unit­ the U.Si and Britain . . . Cam­ (Oontlnaed on Page Seven) CONFER ON CONGO versible jacket (and it's wash­ ed Nations plane. by the Belgians. Signalman Jose other pledged to the Kenned; r-John­ able!). blue,, green, beige, 7 'to tan,'olive and antelope, reg. and Mathiew, who was kicked twice on paign aides of Democratic Preal- New Orleans School Integration son ticket. ' , United Nattons, N. T., Aug. CapL J. C. A. Paschereau, yin dential nominee John F. Kennedy (iP) — Dag Hanunarakjold ooa- slim. 6 to 12,3.95; 14 to 20,4.95. charge of the group, was knocked each side of the face, said he tried Georgians win vote Sept. 14 in 14. 5.99. to convince the Congolese In today declined to disclose what will, a. Democratic primary aa to wheth­ ferred for 48 minutes todw wtOi unconscious by a rifle butt wield­ be done- about taking Negro advis­ New Orleans, Aug. 18 (jP)—Afthe legislature sole power to re Echo N^earing the repreeentatlvee to the tinitofl ed by a member of the Force t*ub- French that he \/as Canadian but er the state’s 12 electoral vol es will the Congolese kept repeating ers along on trips Into Southern new federal-state school integra­ classify schools as white or Negro, be unpledged or pledged t>' the Stotee, the Soviet Uulmi. Fraaoa llque—or COngoIeee Army. / Tjie ’’Flemish, Belgians.” states. tion showdown loomed here today Another new state law, ptosed party’s ticket. and Britain In an effort to keep Cragolese then forced some j Ca- ‘Twelve racial Integratloniata, ar­ Earth Shadow U. N. headquarters filed a .aharp in the wake of Gov. Jimmie H. by the 1960 Legislature, permits Arkansas has passed law* “reelng the Congo crisis from worsenhu^ nadiansvto lie on the ground and protest. rested at a Miami restaurant where Davis’ -take-over ef New Orleans the governor to Close aU state ^AU tour repMseutatlvee — made one strip to his shorts. the.7 tried to eat, elected to remain electors of any obligation to vote VARSITY STYLES Another group of )our Canadians public schools. schools If any one is. integrated. for a given candidate. The atate'k Washington, Aug. 18 (JP)—The Ambeeaadqra Henry Cabot Identification cards, weaponq also was searched a|nd relieved of in jail today rather than get out Davis’ action' gives him control Echo I commimications satellite, Lodge, French AmbastnfloF IS for, H ero on bond . . . Jewelry valued at more Davis acted yesterday to super­ Democratic committee willj meet Campus-correct styling and favor­ and other belonglhgs were taken, weapons while trying to lesve^for sede the Orleans Parish (County) of the schools pending a meeting in Little Rock Aug. 27 to pick eight now shining brightly in tlje night Annand Berard, Britlah DeM- ite leathers. Their rugged con­ Capt. Mike Jackson, Canadian Ctoquilhatville to set up U, N. com­ than $50,000, found on sidewalk school board under a 1960 legis­ of the recfently-organlzed 4-man electors. sky, will move tor the first time gate Harold Betoey aad Soviet . r struction and easy fit make them army public relations officer, said munications. These men, however, outside a bank. Is awalflng a claim­ legislative committee to reclassi­ ant at'G reat Neck, N.Y. lative law permitting him to take Even before the jiatlotial conven­ into , the darkness of the Earth's Deputy Foreign Minister yaaQy and the clothes-that-make-thd-man . . . dress feel every bit as good as they In relating the Iheident He said it were not manhandled. T over schools to prevent racial in­ fy them. tion, uneasiness over the civil shadow next Siuiday night. V. Ku]tnetsov were pceeeUt (h r. look. Style No. 4770. occurred aa about 13 Canadians , A white real estate salesman’s A special legislative session to the unusual raeetiag in HHH- slacks of flannel, hoptacking, covert or corduroy, In the meantime, U.S. Ambassa­ home In Chattanooga, Tenn., was tegration. rights question wan made an issue For the next month or two were preparing to take off. ‘They dor Clare H. llmberlake was U.S. Dist. Judge J. Skelly Wright ratify clasaiflcatlon may be nec­ in state elections. Alabama split its apace scientists will be watching marskjrid’s SSth floor elBoe. is for Girl solids, checks, plaids, I had boarded the plane and its en­ barred from seeing Premier Patrice blasted by two explosions last night has ordered the first grade of New essary, unleas the courts void the electoral votes In the May primary, gines were running when about SO in the third resMenttal bomblHg in governor’s action. - ' to determine what effect, if any, 8 to 17,4.99 to 7199 Lumumba by a Congolese soldlbr a week. Orleans public schools Integrated six were chosen as independents the changed oonditlona will have HAMMEBSTEIN VERY HX Omgoleae loldiers carrying rifles with a fifle. ‘The Ambaatador ar- at the atart of the fall term next Davis designated James F. Red­ and five were sworn to the national DoyleetowB. Pa- Aug. IS (/P). 14 to 20, 5.99 to 10|99 and Bubmachine guns bldeked the A new central agency will draw mond, Orleans Parish school su- on the 100-foot sphere. and there's no mis­ 'rived at Lumumba’a residence to up a strategie war master plan month. party. —Oooar neniaierstiie n . . and a long sleeved sport shirt frpm a tremendous plane. Some boarded it. keep a 10 a.m. a)>pointment, but A 8-judge federal court meets .perint^dent, as his agent to run In Florida, it appears almost Will the huge and fragile ball- nowned author, jyrizlit taking her in this Shir­ They forced Capt. -Paschereau the aoldier refuted to let him enter, stating which U.S. weapsohs will be the schools. of mylar plaa& film collapsai u atrtoal producer, collection. 8 to 20, 2.99, 3.50, 3.T9. . used to hit specific targets behind Aug. 26 to.hebr a auit by SI white certain that a special session of the some experta fear, and lose its ley Temple dress by and four other Canadians to leave ‘Tlmberlake and Frank Carluccl, the Iron Curtain if ' nuclear war parento and the National Asaocia- He told Redmond to open the legislature will be called to put an hs hUa doctor today as a "vOtY. • ‘ boys'department the plane. the wnbaasy political officer, final­ tlon for the Advancement of Color­ schools Sept., 7, the day before unpledged slate of electors on the ability to reflect t^ o waves? BKk ” beoanee to Cinderella, drip dryt They were forced to lie down, ly were led through an alley to the should come .... An American they had been scheduled to open. Or will it shrink just a little in eanoer. Dr. church expert on world affairs to­ ed perale for an injunction to pre­ Nov. 8 ballot. More than the re­ the cold darkness, and then bloe- cotton with detach­ axcept for the captain, who was office of L>umumba’a secretary. In day at a meeting of the World vent Davia from interfering with Lloyd Rittlner, Orleans Pariah quired three-fifths ot the legisla­ Ttoe eald that struck a rifle butt. Aa the other another building. The rifle-toting integration. i achool board preeldent, aaid hlsiiom Y re said to havragreed to the som out into the sunlight again, haa beaa icgrzetlag M the able eyelet coller end Council of Churches in Scotland nvAv-aivn• I nnlialrkn nirma ntemn _____ i _ i _____ t __ ^ t ______as good as eyer? m :: men lay on the ground, one was soldier walked behind them. called for a new approach by Issuance of the Injunction would pereonal opinion was that Davia special session. Gov. Leroy Collins (ew weelm hut to aet ton cuffs end riylon mesh kicked in the head. Other Con­ Falling to get any satisfaction leaden of Bast and West in aet strike at the constttutiopality of attempt to keep achools open and ij backing!- tho Kennedy-Johnsoft Whatever happens, the sphere eondMoa. petti-ski'rt. blue and golese troops jumped on the men’s from Lumumba’s' staff, Timbeiv tllng dinereacee aad avnOilff war. thp law under which Davia acted segregated “won’t work.” 'ticket. will have company of a sort as it backs, JiKkson said. lake and Carluccl went back out­ A mass meeting of Ouaboina. yuterday. State Atty. QeTi. Jack Gremil- 'While electors already are pledg­ orbits around the'globe once ev­ STRIKE IDSjii green, 7 to 14. 7.99. A Brituh officer of Ohaiut troopa side and stood on the curb. a ty Negroes hM been called tor It " would ’ also cancel an earlier llon aaid the etate ”ia dead act, on ed to support the national ticket in ery two houn (or the next year idonteiip girls'dept. HOUSE k a t the airport, also part ot the TIN. Across the street were about 100 tomorrow night to eoaalder a g ^ order by.State Dist. Judge Oliver being left alone and allowed to South Ciurollna, there has been or ao. atrike by force, arrived with some of hia Congolese soldiers, come to demand a boycott of all downtown business B. Carriere ordertog Uto Orleana run its schools like It sees fit some sympathy shown to placing The Air Foroe’s National Space Idled neariy 86 where the. a, b, c’s begin troops aad brought the Incident to tliat Lumumba sind a force Into houses >. The 300 member res­ Pariah school board not to comply Louisiana ie going to determine an independent slate of electors surveillance Control Center at to Londoa toflayi an .pnd. Katanga. Lumumba appeared an taurants of the Missouri Restaurant with Judge Wright’s . deeegreiia- what is ‘all deliberate epeed’ and on the ballot by petition. A meet­ Bedford, Maas., says ft Baa idenU- eat ■eeiam e. e. houee and son—j. if. hgle eo. I ■, Ho put a cordon o< Gfaaiia Assn, in Kansas City kav# bet tion order. OarrlsM thus upheld! the legislntur* has the sole au- ing haa been ealM Aug. 10 in Co- tit •) tojrapa-. ^ Ma FtfMIty «(aatstola«2vlBg