D^y-Crittehden Wedding
temamw «t tlM I Mtaa Mary tHentha Crittenden. am) HSttard flia-l 1 daughter of Mr. and Mn. David fat tha vamtm pa j Benton Crittenden of .Gilead. >he- jcame the bride of Frank' Billings OLD SPICE AFTER SHAVE LOTION ...... $1.00 TTaaamllmi tot ttia lunebfon o f : ;,pay, son of Mr and Mrs. Theodore tilt Laitaa Aid Sectaty of Uia‘ ;W. Day of Peppcrell. Mesa. gat- WILUAMS AQUA VELVA...... Sfe and 9fc iBifeBaa] iJuUtaran Church to be iurdsy In lh» South Windham MENNEN'S SKIN BRACER...... 40e aed S1.00 ftaM nett thuiartay at the Altna I Baptist Cbwrrh In .South Wind- > Velfh rimold ba mada with either' I ham. VI.- The bride U the giand- j SPORTSMAN AFTER SHAVE LOTION ...... $1.00 lira. Anna KJaUaon or Mr* rior> daughter of Mrs. James Stuart j anea Okadlait no later than Sun Neill of Gilead, and the late R 'v .' YARDLEY COLOGNE FOR MEN . . . $1.50 day. Can wtU laan from the Mr. Nelli, who was rector of . St. ’ Dalai Lama Seeks dhurch at noon. Mary's Epiacnpal Church fot 25 ; SEAFORTH AFTER SHAVE LOTION . . sieo years, and Mr. and Mrs W aller' SI .95 Survives ICemban of Lakota Council, tie- E. Crittenden of New Haven and ; NEW GILLETTE RAlOR ...... gn a of Pocahontaa, nill meet in a Columbia Lake ELECTRIC RAZOR, Naw Styl#...... $24.95 Chou, Nehru Talks V^^^ body at the kolmea FHineral Home, The r-ercmony wa» perform* i by j $1.OOtaS7.S0 at l;30 tonight to pay reapecta to : the Rev. John W. Brush of Neiv- SHAVING BRUSHES...... a a • a • In Crisis W«shingtoii. .lupp 20 (/T)— ICn; Sadie Howard, a member. jton Center. Maas. Mtsa Jane Ca>’. 1 ...... 11.00 1 sllne Crittenden was her slate-'a | OLD SPICE SMOOTH SHAVE Miwsoori*. India. June 20T‘"to Bnglish and copies distribuied I Eor till* sixth time since Pres Buenos Aires, June 20 (/P) The PoUah American Club will jniatd of honor. The-he.I man wa«-| (JP)— The self-exiled Dalai to newanten ident Eisenhower took office ba open Saturday at 1 o'clock in I Ruaeell Donnelly of Peppei ell, I ------^Arturo Frondizi remaina autlng that the preaent Tibetan in 195,3, the House hss pas.aed i Bid for Sum m it Talk Lama of Tibet^aaid today he the aftentoon during the aummer Ma.as. I president of Argentina after t-eglme wiia 'mothing but a derep. ^ hill raising the ceiling on' Would welcome a . meeting be tive government with all powera in montha. The hnde Wore a gnwTi .if white surmounting-—at least tempo chiffon over satin, with a-, deep, tween Prime Minister ‘Nehru the handa of the Chineae." the Da-* national debt. yoke, of Bruasrla lace fashioned 1 rarily—the gravest crisis of lai I.«ma declared "we the people This time It is a peacetime lop Tha aaaeutti’e board and mem- of India and Premier .Chou of .7295 billion. That^waa exceed ben of the Ladiaa of St. James ] from her maternal grandmother's', his l4-month administration. of Tibet wtil never recognize it." En-lai o f Red China to thresh ed onl.v by a tempora’fy ceiling of will meat tonight at 8 o'clock at jgown. A traditional long veil o f ' But the pHce he paid remain* He pledged he wo\ild,return to $.100 billion during World War II. West Reich Election the F. Tierney Funeral silk Illusion flowed from her esp ' to be *eeh. , out a solution to the Tibetan his capital city of Lhasa only I of Bnissela lace,.from her .paternal . FnUoWthg ' .yvavee of tension problem. when he obtains “the rights and hut the actual debt then was Homo to pay reaperts to Mn, smaller than it is today. Sarah Morlarty, mother of Miss : grandmother's gown. She carried | touched oW by wilUtary plotter*, a The fugitive god king told his powers which Tibet enjoyed and -a bouquet of lilies of the valley. meeting of top army bra*a laat first news conference since he ar exercised prior to 19.50." Gnimbllng and blame-laying, Mary Merisrty, who is a member House members y^terday sent the of the erganlntion. Her maid of honor wore a bnl- i night voted confldedie In the pres rived tn India two months ago that The Dalst Lama said the' pup May Boost Tension : lerina-length gown of blue chiffon, ident'* war mintatty. thereby pet Panchen Lama. Installed by debt-increase hill to the Sennte he was undecided about his future by s vote of 2.55-117. There it 2 Polish NaiiensI Alliance. Orotip with a matching blue headband breaking up any thought of an but would not stay tn India lb’, Informed sources said Rial and past 18' months that 'President. mer resort for the conference. the threat of fitrther operation* F.isenhower has requested a ri.se turn about two weeks ago when Oasdrio Arana led a milkary group The Dalai' Lama read hi* atate- Ugainat Tibet by the invading ar- Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei A. COAT that felt Frondisl had not dealt In the debt ceiling. Ribicoff Urged ment in Tlbetari. It was translated mte* of .China." I House leaders said that a fiscal Gromyko proposed a one-year time severel; enough with Peron back limit on western occupation of er*. They were said to have de- emergency exists, snd that failure for Hiota to vote the treastirv more borrow West Be.-lln. The West denounced To Return, Aid mondedr the ouster of all govem- this a* a Soriet ultimatum. ment ofllctals with , Peronista ing power would endanger the The negotiating line follnwed cool tummar leanings a. ' strong- meo.^ures govemment'a credit and solvency. Special For Saturday Only! Rep. Wilbur p. Mills (D-.\rki, ' here by Gromyko is regarded by In Speed Fight against labor leaders who have Rejection of Strauss ' the western leaderj a* having •vonln^t? called c o 1 p 1 1 e s s strike.s that floor manager of the hill, said the debt legislation must become law borne out their Mtimale "f rtbriish- Hartford, June 20 t/Pi—Governor plague the national economy. chev’s strategy. They think it prob Many union leaders axa Peroh- by midnight ,lune .10 if the govern-' Ribicoff was urged today "to hur ARLURE BOBBY SOOKS A t ' ment is to meet obligations falling ably mean* the Soviet premier Istas or Conununlsl*. Jolts His Top Aides consider* the western position weak ry beck' to Connecticut to give FOR DAD See Hale's Wonderful — Despite recent government con ami feel* he doesn't have to bar f (L'onMniied on Page Two) personal attention" to/the state's cessions. the anti-Peronista mllt- REGULAR 39c. Trlpla roll with nylon rein gain sway anything to get a sum mnunttng highwajc'^deeth toll forced heel and toe for extra wear. White onljf pr. tartsts. knowm as “gorriUsa,” pre mit conference. Selection! sumably were not satisfled. But which Is now up 31 per cent over atzea 8*4 to 11. . ■ .* Washington, June 20 tA’i- The*- Johnson 'iad kept hia position One reason for such a conclusion one yeer ago. Quality and Brand Names Vou'f/ have more fun in a In a showdown, apparently could historic Senate votg of no confl- on Strausa a secret tiiitil the final would be the obvious splil In the DUSTERS~$14.98 not conrince their fellow ofltcera dence in Lewis L. Strauss has giv hours of the montha-long no.mtna- (^•iieen Reveals .Htsfe Rep, Everett W. Martin, SIZES 10-18 y / -1 western rsmp between ' President Me^handise At House's of the neceiisity'of booting Fron en a new jolt to a Comifierce De- tion battle. Then,' Senate partici- Eisenfimver snd British Prime Min en Insurance company''safety ex dizi. paiftment high command already pants said, he went ail out to line ister Harold Msrmlllsn,^ pert, said the. big jump in high- COATS->$19.00 on^27.00 The majority of inItueBtial mil beset by uncertainty. . ! u; the vote against him. W e ariness on wey death*, most of which involve SIZES 10-20 and 18H-24».i Risenhow'er, has taken the posi speeding, point to the immediate YOU'LL BE CALM. ^ Be sure to thop every itarist* are ptetured a.i extremely ^ The 49-46 Senate vote rejecting; Johnson’s colleague* tion that nothing produced so far reluctant tq abolish the coogtitti- need to strengthen Connecticut'* rume as the secretary a office Canadian Trip by the Geneva conference justl- COOL and COLLECTED IN TOPPERS— $12.99 department in Hale'e of fle* a summit sessiort. Macmillan safety effort*. * SIEiSS 8-16 (Oontiniied on Page Two) Lv‘‘^ o n ^ ^ e « personnel cuts g^, less belives. as he hs's all along, that Ribicoff is on a. 10-day Vtilt to . ftorner Brook. Nfld., June 20 -fl’> LcUiCf Fmrjir, Ueutgnont governor of Loiilstang, a* he talked to California, which Includs* Riogt- Choice of fabrica and colora. While for quality merehan- .• High^ofrtdala said 51, eniployai ' ^b John- —Queen Eliasheth II, working failure here makee a tnaetlng *t they laat. ' ^ ne-iv.smcn In New' Orleans -abotit the comipitment of Gotf. Earl ' the summit even more neceasary.- ings next Tuesday and Thiinday. out of a total of about 300 In the L . f trimming spending nearly 12 hours a day on hei lotu with industrial concern* there. The. WONDERON dine at rensonnhle secretai-Vs office have been put to avoid presidential, vetoes. I^uig to a monlal liospita), said "They ms.v, impeach mr for being I Aeviewing the aix weeks, of READY-TO-WEAR DEPARTMENT Africa Rougl^ of Canada. _'ja alread.v ihow-lng so dumb, but 1 donj^ know where 1 stand." I'razsr “acted Governor. , who hopes to get on notice that their job* msy be «>eaimie , negoliotionii here, ttreslern stithor- Take the Klevatnr. “mor, while. Long waa^in,w.1U*Iia»a>on Jloepltal. 'TAP •"--■-u."PhoW^ , ities Insisted that Herter, British Branch .plant* located here, won't prices! r | V . m . ''abolished on Jurie 10. These notices return in.,hls desk,until .June 29. ■'■Je" * T 'l O r\ C 8 U I T 1 C 'went out after thf House voted tri I F'dreign 6k«rtta.ry Selwyn. lyiyd i and French Fweixn Minister MAu- '■"Martlh, Orange. Republician. SUITS cut $440,000 from the $2,940,000------them on what they I’eprded t^elr six weeks journey.'in- said it is now apparent that the President* Eisenhower asked for ; * vllal Issue, and also that he , jpecting logging and paper-making ! rice Couve de Kturvllle had given running the office. w as not reliictant^o take a ^rong j npei-ations and flvlng deep into away nothing of aiiltstance to the Covemor's anti-speeding program TiiloreH By Michaels-Stgrn Durban Strife started In 1955 arid ^ I c h fea Earlier this week the Senate ap stand against ..President Eisen the heart of Labrador today to de Ruasiana. 45% Wool, 55% Dacron hower. '' tures loss of licenses for convicted propriations -committee voted to scend into the shafts of an iron Long Plots Release Btit the.v did not want..to re- speeders, "has lost it* Inipact.'" F ’ O I ^ Durban, .Tune 20 u. u "’■sad episode.” they did Immediately after the li- Lamontville. a non-white Durban would have to be fired, ranging Queen it's ftot;. ea.sy going. without offeriiig any concessions from messengera to assistants lo ■ Strauss accumulated many Sen Tlie Queen dsdieated a huge in From Mental Ward area towmship six miles from Cato of their owri, ’ ^Cpntlnned on Poge'nve) Manor, where four Africans were the secretary. ate enemies in' hi* years a* chsir ternational sir terpiinal at Gander The western decision tn break man of the .'.-touiic Energv Com-^ .vesterda.v. shook nesrly a thoii- OE8IQNCO killed in Thursday's rioting. There was speculation that with off the negntlationa was made firm Very ta.sty fashion, indeed— Our Col. R. D. Jenkins, deputy com Strauss on bi* way out the House, missic The most vocal of them sand hands at a reception and Baton Bnnge, La. June 20 ig’ , ‘ o.er \ritho)it formal certification yesterday after Gromyko had in accused him f- •’ece't. arrogance ‘ trudged for nearl.v an hour through FOR sleeveless one piece blouse and shorts missioner of poHce, reported ■ the plight now be willing to provide Louisiana officials were at logger-1 of Longs Inabilit.v to act. troduced new compromise pro- with a button front skirt, to wear to gang threw gasoline or some other riiore salary b'oney. But it was and overweening vanity. "'-‘ llh g noi.*y heat of the great Btj- "Gnvernnr Loug has been Irres-1 posal* for * Berlin settlement. ■Otl\er Suits by Gramercy Park unlikely the amount finally voted ■For hie part, St-rsuss said he water Paper Mill, YOU gether or separately. Colors: Pink, infiammable liquid at the doors Of heads tndn.N *s to ho was the gnme time but theret Herter, Lloyd and Couve de Mur- Bullc^tiiis and Cortlcy yie center and broke a window in would e.xceed the Senate figure. was confldcni historj’ would be Rlizabetli looked tired during state s chief executive a.a f.tov. Karl! pppr, |,o declaration of ville decided that In spite of some and blue. Sizes 10 to 20. an attempt to get the liquid inside On Capitol Hill, many Senators just to htpi. He retired for the i the morning and there were line.i Long indicated li# may he plotting \ that," Martin aaid. I revised language, the Soviet pro- from the AP Wir«s (ndn the building. felt that Majority Leade.r Lyndon weekend to hie 1,500-acre farm in I around her vide blue e.ve.«.' .She Otilpeoer, Va. smiled seldom and spoke little to, another (onil hnlHe to free him- Long called ‘ for legal counsel'po*"I wAs just *s iinscceptable a* A night watchman found flames B. Johnson iD-Tex.t furnished the self fi oiiT I'ourl-^jfdered tiealmcnt fmiii his loneh- waid at the Soutli- ^*f* earlier one. licking around the doors. vital momentum, that culmina.ied So far, there h»* b»en little persons presented. JtECESB CALLED VICT-ORT It'i Hdot'i for Your early yesterday in the rejection , In the afternoon, however, she in a mcnt.al lioaidlal. east Louisiana Hospital at Mande-i In their view, Khruschev and $y.95 Police qtilckl.v arrived and put Lt. Gov. l,cUici Fi azar, a ti iend, \ iiie, .54 mile* to the eiht of this | Gromyko had not changed their BerUn, June 20 tJb—West Ber out the Are, which caused . little of Strausa' appoiptTIlent. (Continiieil on Pag* FIva) ; .seemed more spirited and hei lin netvspnpers today interpreted famed smile began flashing again, of the 63-yeai-ol*eal of the living God; and he cried-i 25 OOO persons Indu.slry-wide steel wage talks release from s Galvaston psychi- Weitgm • officials now foraee a SUMMIR WEI6HT WASH 'N WEAR SWING-C.ZE slotvo for taty arm motion (Continued'ba Page FIva) next election. "In view of my care. Sizes 8 to 14. Manila .lune 20 (A>t A com-, with a loud voice to the four angels j. ppijip h„., peen stopping to talk recess until Monday, with ''"■atric clinic. He had been in this 1 new perhxj of mounting tension, long service and my desire M progress reported .'in efforts ■ clinic 19 days by court ordef. , J^esjieciall.v. iripce West Germany CONMATIC FASTENER for iom frbt eporotien ' Priced paratively nevv religious sect has, to whom it was given to hurt the to everyone, shakingXnds, smil- give more time. If possible, to gained a Arm foothold In the pre- 1 Earth and the sea. , and asking qtienions. ' avert strike threatened for July 1. Martin said he would challenge > has decided to hold< an assembly . . Gold-encased bod.v ofiBuddhist writing. .1 hove come to the con-> DRESS SHIRTS dominantly RomAn Catholic Phll- "Saying, hurt not the Earth, clusiott &at am entitled tn a At Gander Terminal, the Queen Monk Chih Hung enshrined today (Conlir ’*41 on Page Five) 1 WASH 'X WEAR— s h o r t SLEEST: Ike Bothered I ipplnes. neither the sea, nor the trees: till pressed an electric button releas ' (Continued on Page FIva) rest" he said. *2 98 L' Founded bv a Filipino in 1914, we have sealed the servants of God , in hillside teinpre . near port of 4.00 To 5 00- And r p ing the cover pf the sign "Garider" Keelung in Fonnosa, five ,, years T l-o r T P ’!* ! i > l j " ' flOkOX the “ Iglesia ni Cristo” (literally in their foreheads." ' ' s t r i k e c l o s in d -a b p s t o r e s WHITE and SOLID COLORSL SPORTSHIRTS - 2.95 .above the. building officially dedi after death. ■ ^ ^ J •■•^^*^'^|Church of Christ) hp* growTi.fipm The Iglssia belifve* thatt ■the’’ cating the $5 million -stincttire New York, June 29 IJV—About *5.98 fa mere handful to the most ag- Yiit Taj Ha, Sntijh Korean am WASH ’X WEAR. si'M.HER WEIGHT and BETTER GRADE TEEN DEPT. Big Four of World War I i.Wood- through - which thousands’ pf 400 A it P storee lu Boutheni- Gettysburg, Pa.. July 20 (ip) - ! Kresrive and close-knit of Philip- Americans A.i-lngdo Europe travel bassador; to Japan, says he had in New York atate v O ' slated to SECOND FLOOR row Wilson,' Lloyd George, Georges I formed. President Syngman Rh'ee Advice on Father’s Day: Presldeni Elsenhower’s trick k n e e v * k g l o u * minorities. Clemqnceau snd Vittorio Cirlandor each year. eloae down tonight (0 pan., EDT) l e a t h e r w a l l e t s and TROUSERS 7.9,5*'“"'’ Is (ioikering him again--biit not There are no iip-to-riate official of his intention tn resign...... Dls- ■ SIZE.S *9 to 50. . might have plunged the world into Another long line of - men and until a warehouee-mea’s strike KEY TAINERS by BUXTON. PRINCE-GARDNER enough to stop his golf game. He records but director Leon Maria a "moie disastrous war" wer^ it j V meet, the 1* settled. The 1,400 members oF' set up another turn around the Gonsalea of the Bureau o f Census alter t'hrisllan doctrine*. .In Give Your Hand to Son Local 852, Teamsters’ Ware»^ and SHIELDS not for the'timely appearance o f 'after they had inspected a new gustana Lul^erater^ , Church decides, Gettysburg Cotuitry a u b course ""k statistics says the Iglesia’s Manalo, the prophesied angel from mliral in the waiting room. Some housemen Division, walked out ' jm this morning. claim of a million member* 1* JEWELRY A I More BEArTirriXY TAIIXIRED «nd PATTERNED from the east. ' curfiSeJ's looked hazardous snd David Ste.i'ii, -Vz, leader in Jew- loet Monday after explrMlmi of a 1.50 « The President was hoping for ’:cIoae to being, correct." The Igleals ‘ hold* service* .on ■ other* k'ere mere bobs. leh community affair* in Water- I Bv b o b THOMAS give hi* two *on* more of the 2-year contract. They seek a f i r luck on hi* seventh round rif golf, Other religinns sects' in the Phil- buiy and owner of plumbing sup kind of upbringing he had a* weekly wagb raise, reduction of 3 Q Q And Mom NECKWEAR 1.002.00 Tr irsday and Sunday. It* rituals :. Said one woman' afterward, "I r.4P Movlfi-'n' 55’riter) In II fla.vs? He has been a bit o f f , ippine* include Protestant*. Mbs- arc slminle. Service usually 'epm ; caught mv. heel in my nylon and ply btialnc's. daea after brief ni a youngster. the work rveeh ffom 40 to 8S WALLETS Free Gift Bexea with ail Father'a Day Iteitia. hls game lately. ; lem*. Buddhists and Jews, hut .84 Hollywood, June 20 iJ-i — ' '“Wliy, back at my home. I hours, and other heueflta. The •ist* of hymns, a prayer, the ser-) nearly fell." ne** . . . Weex-long tie-up of al- "Keep a hold of a boy'* hand PLDB TAX 5’e.sterda.v he had to contend n o t : per cent of the 23 million Fillptnoe could run out the back .door coMpony ho* termed the unioU : non and more piayeij The Iglealai 1 — ----- moel all railroad freight shipping and he ainfg going lo hurt., onl.i’ with tha't knee but also' a , are Roman Catholics, in New, York Harbor ex|>ected to and keep going a* far os 1 demands Inflationary-, and h«a stiff wlnii. I The top man of th. t».i—i. • oot belioi'e iri communions or (rontiniied or Page Five) nothin', 'cept maybe snake*.’; ■ could run and it would atill be said, the local rejected a "genera , / confesssiort*. ; . t . ------^------end by midnight. That's the keynote for Eisenhower damaged the knee Felix Manalo, 73-year-oId former' Vine President Nixon aay* lead 'open field*,” he said. "It’s hard oua" offer. Naw Samnwr Oauali Tkit An MmI For A Wnadarlul FaUwr’t Dii Blit and simultaneously ended hi* foot-1 Protestant preacher who is looked S.vmbol* of the rise of this ag- ‘ -m-r -ra ■ • •« r • Father* Day, offered by the to find that kind of country to upon by hi* followers ss the source greorive new faith are its flthpel*. r O l l 'O V f l C C I l l P er* of Soviet Union nkiAt tnite famed philosopher and father, ball career at West Point year* blam* for apparent collapse of day. but at leaat I can get my LODGEYtRE KlUB ) • SHORT SLEEVE KNIT SHIRTS .... 2.T5 ta S.OO ago. And he was gi-iimbllng about of 'salvation of their spul*. some 3.000 in various part* of th* __ Tennessee , Ernie Ford.' Ole ktde out of the city and keep Brainerd. Minn., June M •WASH 'N WEAR POLISHED ^COHON "this old knee" as he cranked up Manalo was a Seventh Day Ad country. They ar, given to fanci-' P r e V C I l t S P a r a l v S l K Geneva Foreign Minister'* talk* F-rpie was relaxing between Rapidly spreading lire swept th* . . . Six Negro youths, aged 14 to an eye on ihent. • .i • WALKING SHORTS . . , ...... 4.OO and 5.00 CHINOS ...... ^.95 on the first tee.- ventist untlr he broke with the ful towers'S anda.nd nikJEnvflashy tumdee, rehear*dl.* for the Thursday huge main log bmldlog of swank 17, arrested in Coi-ona, Quegn*. , "TTiaf* the important thing • LONG SLEEVE KNIT SHIRTS . . . ^4.00 and 5.00 REGULAR AND t-l>T.APPKR STYLES The wind played job with some Adventist Central Office over doc- Manjbei'* of the secta are bound.! ------night NBC-TV ^how and talk —to be with your kida.. -ITi* Breesy Point Lodge early today,' of the Presidenra nhote. . His trine and [adminislrativa poHclae. i the tenacity of their p Philadelphia, June 20 W A School j-aixl rape of 14-year-old ing seriou.s-llke about his two boys and 1 do a lot of fishing killing a man and his wife ana •STRAW HATS ...... 2.95 to 5.50 goliing partners were George Al-i Then, it is claioied, he got a “ mes-^ in the Biblical baaiii of their V^^'cine to prevent pa i'l-Whi'le ^.irl. bnvs, Buck, 9, and Brian. 7. together, and we go up to our Injuring more .than hi other INCWDINO NEW FLAT TOPS • WASH *N WEAR LOUNGING and > -len and Brig. Oen. Aithur S. Nev-isage” from God. • | f^^Hh but *i*fo **by the fellowship ; ■<'9Hie*hing liv«, virus snd so easy At least three person* kiUed ‘"They'ie all boy. and I want ranch in northern California as guests. Trapped by smoke and and 160 injured during .tw o day* of BEACH ROBES ------5.95 and 12.95’^ _L Ins (R et I The trio made a date I It Is told that after fasting nn»tual-hei|* devices the given in a glass to keep them that way," he much a* w'e ran. This summer, flame that raced through thn • WASH 'N WEAR SEERSUCKER ' for another 18 holes this morning.' three days and nights to reassess • ^tjrch propagates. i of milk or fruit has been de-. po«t-el«ction rioting in outskirts commented. "That’a why my wife and the boys and I arc wooden summer resort building, RAJAMAS ...... V, 4.00 5.^0 We welcoine charge accounts! Green Trading B^mpa are given with Allen, a Washington business!his beliefs. ^Manalo decided to go -Iglesia members in s neighbor-independent re- of Brazzaville, Middle' Congo—■ we're going to ^ill out of this going lo get in the oar -ahd most of the Injured suffered arm • SWIM TRUNKS...... 4.:...... 2.95 to 5.00 cash fwles and also to customers who pay their charge account within man, and Navms also own farms out . among ...... the people and tell* •hood »od inva.isblin’.atiabl ereare well acmiaint-acquaint- r, .. . ,. . . .*cen« of violence which killed town In .a couple of year*." start driving. We’ll tour all and leg iraefure* os they Jumped AIR-COOLED on the butskirts of Gettysbiirg., them of. his message. ed with, one another and thV more than 100 last EVheuary. . . . What’s tfiat? Leave Holly: over the West, just fishing and from sec>(Hid Hoof window*. fifteen (15) days'after hilling dote. The wind added 15 mlmitM'’(o Bnaioaliy, the Iglesia ig s fnith church maintains s social aeciirilv ' ® " 7 “ -Striking...... e rproduction' - ...... worker* ...... of -In wood while he’s riding the , playing golf and seeing the FOR YOUR the half hour it ordirtarily takes of -the poor and middle cl***. It efest of poBUlarltyT- sights." -I VET. Ilf,. HAS RELAPSE ”.^ ntb;ro';ron,‘'T tF f has'aSv b^.n u,?d to'mffilS: SHOPPING COMFORT! fori the President to'fly by* hellcop'f h»* neither _pri4si* nor aalnt*. mesiibeys from contribiitidn*. ., children in the Belgian Con- Worker* ordered by court* tit Jt»- ■ rp *'5’es. we;ve bought lu* 15 Ernie admitted that it was Houston. Tex.. June fO (^-«y 'tif.v their picketing of General' Walter Williams, 116, Uie ' FREE GIFT BOXES ter from the White House t* his' Even Manalq.i* titled merely “ex- A* enecutiv* miniJter Manalo I where polio incidence i* high. acre* up nbrthl' back of . the hard to rear children by home country estate her*. ' " a •cutjve, minuter," , ' ' ^ hold* sole author tty to ordain Electric plant in Pittsfield, Mas*. Stanford campus.”, he said. ly precepts iri Hollywood. For tione lost Civil tVor veteran, Th* Preaident and Mr*. Elson- Dr, Koprowaki said th«~ vaccine priUeoUy III tqday, a ^ r With All Pitthe/s Day Itenis : i IM ______Its tenet* are based on Revela i will be ^ven to Polish children be- Baby girl In Fairfax, Va. sitf- "Conie late 1960 or paffy 1961,_ instance, hs-was urged to send hower plan to return to Woshing-i tion* 7:1-3: fix their S'larle*. The question of ginning ihla month in-A full scale focates .in her crib whrin a plastic we’ll start building^ a -house 7 hia boys'lo private schoof, lag a relkpse jrfj f a y eiBia. VE 41^ GREEN STAMPS - ton lat*. Sunday. f'And after theae thing*. 1 aaw a auCceosor 1*’ not often diacussed bag covgrs her fore . . . Eleste B. on the property. Tlien we’ir ' "They were going to pick . )tams;,Waa p t f o o T ^ ^ m FREI PARKING OORR ItRmunizalion program. The vac, ■ fiiffifrbursdriy o i| h t at . £3sonhower la ekpectad to"r*> four angel* atandlng on the four in Ighsta hlrcle*. cine 1* given to children from six Nichols and Carolyn J. Porter, move the whole, family- up the boye up every .morning Ar Nia^RocH' of Our Stoi« MANCHEStER COHM* eelve on immediate telephon* ct^ comera of the Barth, holding' tbs But, promln*ptly mentioned is months to seven years of age who Negro students who v almost got -there.” i in e 7-passenger Umouiine— khBM. o f- id s diHighter, Sunday from Secretary of State four winds, that the w'inda should Mofialo’a oori. Brano, who is the have' not had a third injemion of shuffled out .of a chance to finish Ernie'argued that ■with jet imagine that!~ he exclaimed, Boe BhwiBW wRIi Wl ■ / ■ •■'I - CORNER Main and OAK STREETS Christian A. Hertep when HertsT! notjblow on the Barth, nbr on any dhurch'a tresiaurier general in the conventional.Salk type vaccin*. high school by the Integration travel, he can rebel) Holly ‘Tfosirec. My kids ore g q l^ ;to "Bre arrives home IJrom tlxJ , recowed ssa nor pji any trge. charge graining profcasiional Th* Wistar . vaccin* Was de- dispute' .in Uttle Rock, among wood Iffom San 'f*ranei»co In pqblle school*, wher* .~'u(ey •' kme III J n e 6 Advartise in llie Uerfddv->lt Paya- foreign itUt)fstera oonferenc* in "And 1 saw anffthar sng*! *a- miniotsr* lavdergoing etudie* in rnuhiate* at hish aehool in Lake- less than, an hour. The reason mesK all kind of kids from all Gonavo. .' candlpg from ^ ipgt, having Ot* ■i.y ; . 4. .. '4 .. ■ " 1 'I ■■ ■ r-s U - , t -f*. ' •*|l : * -rf ■ r
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MXNQSroSTER EVBNTNG HERALD, MANCBBSTER. CONN, SATURDAY. JUNE 20, 1969 p A g itw o MANCHESTER EVENING HSRAtD, MANCHESTER. OONM, SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 1969 FAOB to joining Colonial, he waa a .field Andover Elliabeth Prentiut, Jm e Raietgli, their many eontrlbutlona to tha R egiorudS aapervlaor in one of the largfot Artrid flkoog gnd Kathy Rm , Girl Scout program In Andover Coventry Debt Hiked New York City branch offlcea of Srriuta who will enter the ’Twtan- were preMnted (o Mra. Dbrta E. Frondizi Bheinwolfl oft Bridge er Troop are Claudia Conlah, the Travelers. Receive Chamberlain and Ray OOodale. For UtecI Con Board, Teachers to Discuss He is a graduate of Upaala Col- Karen' Devlin, Sherry Mills, Ellen Ooodale conatructad tha eahinata GOPtoHoid Sixth Tiiiie IKO where ha received his B.G.A. urch, AnardR Moberg, Marlene Mercler, Anita In the aIl-purpoa« room which art TAkB ADVANTAGE * SouMi dealer Snecassfl Pramstton degreq, and he served in the U,8 . Moran, M a^ Ann Merritt, Joanne u*8d for tha Soout materiala and t M o r o Situation at RHAM Tuesday Survives OF GOOD LUCK North-Somh vulacrabis Ones again Mancheater Auto Marine Corps during World War Reihesrh. Donna Senkbell and haa aided the Scouts in many waya. Long Caucus, Parts. Inc., 2T0. Broad St., haa H and the Korean Conflict. A list of awards made at the Kathy Whitcomb. Girl Scout chairman Mr*. Robert B y AUlrad AwlawaM NORTH First ~ Cfongregatlonal Church Under Ik e VM. Maatofo Team OtompioB 4 K Q 10 Wound up a highly auccsssful aalaa Brownie* who took part in flying Azinger said. CiMn promotion which uUUxed the help Rewards to Banktag Children's Day services has been up rei-emonie* to become membera RHAM High Vshool teachemhexperlence at ths Mooaup sicmen It la Mnaible to plAy moat hands FK8 2 In presenting the cerUflcala Vote by Ballot tary achool. of an attractiya. blue-syed, silver announced by church whnol - aii- of TroopTroon 7, are Linda Andratie,Andrade, have bean invited to meet with the (Oentinned from Pago One) In Crisis ♦ Q « 5 College graduates willing to wait Mr*. Chamberlain, Mra. Axinger ^rlntendent, MrST' Willard E. Susan Palmer, Apryl Hotalngton, Hutchinson graduated from Bos on the assumption that suits will 4 } 10 ' platinum haired modal' from West a while for the'rewards will find commended the school principal for Lo t G-modGl RMonsk District 8 Board of Edu,- ton University with bachelor of break normally and. that your Inak Hartford. Ttomen. aa follows: Susan Sweeney. Connie Raleigh, her cooperRtlon and readiness to Wvr Um flnt Uin* in Ceveii^ (Ooatinaed tram Page (tod) w m * * • * ■ ., the most lucrative opportunities in' Kathy Sheehan. Helen IlMuhHcniu «ill Iwve nn •xtoia- cation Tuesday evoning tp discuss science degree. He baa also taken due In excess *of the present debt 4 A 7 4 1914 Last ysar, ths UaAchsster firm the banking profeaslon, according n^motionsl certificates from Garger, assls' with any problems of tile will ba neither good por bad. Be Barbara McBride, Mary IjOU •d enucua to atnct n alnte of cnn> Um "bettarmanl of SducaUon" at 27 cradlt. houra in aducatlonal limit. 4 10 8 K 7 54 used ths asms type promotion and to the New Englander magaxlne. kindeirgarten' to primary depart prograpi. BuroBenn tour of Gen. Pedro on tha alert, however, to take ad ment were given by Andrew Henry. Deborah Dowling, l»ls A ll molcGt M ated « » tda varieua town boards lha achool. maasurementa and guidaaca at the The $285 billion top is a tem vantage of an unexpected lucky A 194 2 ♦ K 10 4 alto rsportsd excellent results. rvey of banka around Tote hags were awarded to the I Boaton University Graduata AriMfotru. provMonal president Brown. Karen Bugbee. Marie Kii- Merritt, Charlotte Phelps, Betsy mtiA anndaa at the forthcoming On Monday the Board will sot porary one-year celling. It would break. 4 K 8 5 3 2 4 Q74 Miaa Dtiuie Winn, "Idiaa RCX the nation by a Northweatern Unl‘ four Senior Scouts who. have been School. He aervkd in the U.S. Army after tbe rokution. SOUTH kucka, Gregory Hoiatngton, Billy Houle, and Marjorie Olllet Mar town slecUon In October. aaide a part of lU mactlng-to dis tlonal go'ventment ttiay fo u ^ t to West opens tha deuce o f dia ■Vlctor/H accompanied talesmen veralty placement official showed, rla Darwin and l^urie Bllllnga alao training for the Girl Scout Round Saf«ty-T«ttod The caucus will he held from 1 cuss the teacher situation at the from 1858 to 1968. revert on June 30, I860, to a new 4 5 2 fronv-Maricheater Auto Parts dur- the magaslne said, that the aver Milia, Robert "Peney, Beverly Pohi, up in Olorado in August. Barbara Another new teacher with cer- estnblisti. monds, and East’s ten forces out Dorothy Kennison, Brtice Ray arid participated. p.m. to S pjti. July 16, at a place echool. The diacuasion was plan "permanent" limit of 285 billions. your afle. There ia no need to hurry FAQJ9S ^ a national promption of four age college.t.graduate — employed Horns and Marjorie Mitchell have 1 tifleation in Engliah and social Tiiosa fw oriag a ooup d’etat A 7 3 Dayld Srhwanke. Membera of Troop 7 who were to be designated in the north dis ned in response to a request jmade It. is expected the treasury will about playing dummy's queen of 4 81100 - products man'ufactured by (or at least 10 years in bank* t^ith preaented with aecorid claas awarda been selected to go on the Eastern | Savingt- by a group of citlsens to have the Studies la, Gerard A. Nault of tooli advaii'Age of the extended 4 A 9 8 Petroleum, Sol vents Corp.—Hydra- under $300 million tn deposits-was Bibles were awarded to mem trict Voting will be by ballot. aeek another temporary rise at Aramburu, known for his ealm> diamMds. were Arlene Brown, Jane Corthell, Connecllctit Council patrol while rro n all IndlcaUons there will i board answer questions concerning Woonsockat, R. 1. Nault rccelvad a West Nerfh East .Valve Kleen, Sijoo, Tranamiaston earning about $733 a month. In bers of the^ third grade class in Ruth Dtirkee and Anns 'Verpraus- bachelor of arts degree from Provi that time. ing effect on the more fiery ele You' lead a low apadc toward .Teannie Fora,-Sandra Fnran, Siiaan pricod he a contest especially for the can- i the reporUd dlsaatisfscUon of the present permanent limit ia dummy, since good luck in thia 1 F PaM 1 4 1*aw Leak • Stop and Tranamlssfon banka -vith deposit* over |200 mil the primary department: Sandra Hohmann. Joyce Kowalaki, Mau kas are member* ot the alternate teachers with conditions at dence College and also atudlcd for ments in the armed forces, baa 2 V Past 3 V Pau Kleen. lion, he was earning $863 a month, Campbell. Katherine Friedrich, patrol.' didacy for tax collector. The' 283 blUlona The present tempo criticised Frondixi, but haa ad suit would provide discards. 'You reen Paro, Gal Remeach, Charlotte praaent tax cdlector, Mra. Mabel ^ RHAM. two years at Ottawa University, 4 F AllPau In addition to creating good Their counterparts in larger cor Carol Wright, Charlea Knkucka. Yale, Christina Yarn*. Kathy I . . . , _ . _ . . . Visit our iotn.4 Ha has' had experience as a aubati- rary limit, in effect until June SO of vocated the use of constitutional muat tackle spSdea before draw Opening lead — 4 2 porations. \T’lth general business G. Hall, baa announced ahe will; The teachers previously mat this year, la 288 billions. ing trurapa bacauso dummy’s king „ will and bedaaahng the service Susan Orenon. Phelps Haines, Law*, Cynthia Donahue and Diana I Mancheator Evening Herald An- not aeek the poaltlon again. Mrs. with the board on May 18 at the tute teacher in all subjects and all methods for effecting govemmen station operator, Diane also pre backgroqnds, Were eamlrtg, about Gall Ransom. Jill Yerger, Rebecca Kelley ' | dover correepondenl Mr*. Paul grades In Rhode Island and Massa- The actual debt currently stands tal changes. of hearts may be your final entry $788 a month, the survey-dlacloaed. Hall Is retiring after 24 years Koard'e invitation. The board has at around 8288 billion. to some good spades. sented him with a certificate for a Donahue, Timothy Wright: and Other award* were preaented a* | K. PfanaMrhl, telephone Pilgrim to d ty f of aenice in this office. Her rec suggested that the Tuesday meet chuaetts achools. So far, a Frondisl adriaar who the king and ten of spades, assur $4 album of RCA recordings if he The •■nagazine article revealed Susan Corthell. follow*; Cynthia Donahue, child! *‘ *B*'4- - He served in the U.S. Air Force Dcmoctras blamed the aituatlon favored ctoeer tiaa with the Peron- West plays a low spade, - and purchased a case of the ^ loo prod that New England haa 48,800 bank ord hsa, been a continuous one.- ing should be a continuation of on the administration's tight ing ths« contradtv- , " Students promoted from the care and dabbler: Diana Kelley, with the exception of the -year the May meeting, in which aalarlea from January, 1842,, to December, lataa has resigntd aa haa the tm- dummy’s queen wins. You,lead ucts. RCA ia sponsoring the sales employes,, nr 8 per p( cent of the dabbler: Donna Senkbell, dabbler: 2 money policy. They , said it .fo- a low trump to. your ace and lead Dally Qusslioa junior high to the senior high term from 1851-83 when the Dem- were s' principal topic of dlacua- 1845, attaining the rank of ser depseeretary of war, Manuel promotion along with Petroleum national total, and 8 par'cent. 7,307, classes wers Robert Richard*. Jay Marlene Mercler, child c*re and; 58*2595Starchlef 4-D«or. geant-major, Ha haa workad wrlUi strictsd credit and coritributad to Rainmundea, said to harbor strong another spajde. Aa dealer, you hold: Spades— - Sofventa Corp. of the countrya/ Bank officers. ecrata controlled the town admin alon. the 1867-58-ipsceaslon.- Hohmann, Robert Horne, Willard dabbler: Mary Ann Merritt, chfld' istration. Mrs. Ruth French was radio station WNRI as Franch an nathmallat and pro-Peron aenti- West muat taka the ace of K Q 10 6 3; Hearts—K 8 3; Dla- Massachusetts leifd* the sik states care, adventurer and dabbler; However, the RJtAM Teachers' Republlcana blamed what they monda—Q 5; CHubs— 3 10. What While Diane waa giving har Thomen, Kathy Ray. Ann Leon, SgoouATH $1995 tax collector during this time. . nouncer and aalea managar. Other manta. ■padM. He now leads tha Jack 8 good will talk to the station own with 3,655 bankers (officers), and Sherry Mill*, adventurer. child! Assn has requested a second experience includes work as an called Democratic "apendera and of diamonds. You . cover with do you aay? the Maasachuaetts Bankers A*an. Janet Gamer and Pamela Page. PRIVATE SUMMER Hger Coupe Sport Car. All registered Republicans ih- meeting with the proposed topic a War Miniatar Hector Bolanas er, the aaleaman with her also Board Of Appeals Set care,'rat and dog, and dabbler;) tenstid in seeMng various town account axecutlvo for radio station budget buatari.” Pacheco also submitted his resig dummy’s queen, and East wins ^ Answer: Pasa. You have- 11 took- their picture. ' i estimates their salaries range from Ellen Moberg. adventurer and dab-' requeat from the Connecticut Bdu- WHAR and newspaper work aa Some members of both parties with the king of diamonds. Esat $8,000,,te $35,000 (Or presidents of A hearing of the Board of Ap offices must fUs their Intentions Catlon Assn. (CEA) to set up an nation, but Frondisl rafuaed to ^ac' points in high cards, but the val Diane la a national repreaenta- bier: and Kathy Whitcomb, dabbler: 5 8 rim $20951 owner, jiubllaher and editor, of the urged mandatory budgat' balanc now returns a low club. ues in ohil^ and diamonds are the Iarg8 banks. peal* will be held at 8 p.m. Thur*- TUTORING to run on or before June SO. ac evaluation committee to study cept it. ■ tive for the Siloo Ooip., which ria.v in the Town Hall to hear an and cat and dog* Belvedere Convertible. cording to the party rules, or 15 Star Weekly. He owns the Stand-' ing and annual payments to reduce Tha lataat troublaa apparently .You cannot afford to play low, doubtful. Avoid opening a bor has Its headquarters In New York, If the financial return* are su-. In Ihe Tw’eener Troop, ftrat .claaa , e "serious problems" at the achool. ard Advertising Agency In Woon- the debt. for the opimnenta would take {S perior to other fields, the New- ^ p e a l and a request for a var- days befors caucus. These are In its reply written on Tuesday were touched off by Peron, living derline hand if you muat count and ahe will viait aervlce statiops award* were preaented to Elizabeth'' In your home. Well qnatl- aocket. Rep. Hale Boggs (D-Lsl) said, in exile In the Dominican Republic, spade, a club and two diamonds. points for queena and jacks that EnglanJer also discovered the iZnee. An appeal ha* been.filed by Prentice, Paula Vanty, Kathy Don-: 59FOR0 $2495 to be eent Frederick 8. White, the Board said it had "no requeat all over the United States. The banker* work hard for them. R. H. Slotzenbarh who wi*he* to fled elementary teacher. aecretary. Cooper Lane, town. The Miss Jean Bailey of West Hart "We can demagog as much as we releasing a document purporting Hence you hop up with the ace of are not accompanied ’ by higher promotion is now going on in New ahu'e and Judy McGuire. Five year Falrlane ’’600’’ Hardtop. o f record of the CEA Board of ford has provisional cartlfication clubs and lead the queen . of Banka jiually are open to the pub build * house on an undersized tot All mihjerts. required' forms may be had from DirecloTs"’ request...... '...... want to on this issue, but it is not to be a pact he aigned with Fron- carda. ^ g la n d and Diane so far has plna were presented to Kathv R ay,: in French, social atudlea and Eng- golM to make it gostway.." dial promising Peronlata support hearts. You plan to cash the traveled In Hartford, Tolland and lic six hours a day “ but before the No. YSS I.,akeside Dr. at Andover Kathy Donahue, I.,aurel Warner, '■ Bertron A. Hunt, party committee The CEA. request had been tele (Copyright, 1958, Gbneral Fea bank open* and long after it close*, Lake.. 5g«oii*m $15951 chairman; Mrs. A. Harry W. l- Uah in grades 7-12. Her educational "There is only one iasue here,’’ In the last elections. The govern queen and then the king of hearts, Windham Counties, parts of Mpa- Beverloy Bramhall," Judy McGuire; j Telephone JA 8-1084 6 phoned to I rural superintendent background includaa a bachelor of tures Corp.) we’re busy with a whole assort The Board will also hear a re- san, Tice chairman, or White. They Andrew Manges by CEA official declared Rep. Abraham J. Mutter ment Inranded the document a after which you will lead the king aachusetta and ia now leaving for I>orraine Smith, 'Elizabeth Pren Station Wagon. arts' degree from St. Joseph’s Col (D-NYl. "Thft Is. whether the of spades from dummy in the ment of duties and resnonsibilltiea que*l (or a variance by David E. tice, Karen Ostby and Astrid I may ba contacted for information Lyndon Pratt Monday afternoon forgery, but some apparently still other parts of Connecticut and — even on many weekend*." a 6t further details. prior to the Board's matting, with lege, the intensive training pro. govSmment can pay ita-blUs." believe it Is authentic. • hope of running the suit. then Maine. Fllnchbaugh to live In ap unfiiv Skoog. I 57ou ». $2495 gram at the New. Britain Teachtra Change o f Mind spokesman told the magazine. ished house on Birch Dr, while "■'.Qerftificatea of appreciation for ^ •The extended caucus was recent the statement that a confirqiation The 32-year-old model Was chos “The demand on banking services 8-88 Holiday Coupe. ly adopted by the party committee of the conversation would be mail CoUegt and graduate work at the Juit then West' follows suit with en from a group of girls at the construction is being completed. Univaralty of Connecticut. She the ten of hearts, and you changa has made unbelievably complex Scout* Chosen for Training to glA’e all registered members s ed. The CEA letter waa received South Windsor Hanover School of Modeling in the amount of credit work, check 5 7 <»i d $. $ 2 2 9 5 at Manges' Willimantic office taught French and BmgUah for two your mind. This hicky break Hartford. Four boys from Boy Scout better opportunity to vote on yaart at Canton High School. MANSFIELD collection and investment analysis camUdates. This action was taken Wednesday. Weddings allowa you to reach dummy twice Diane, who operates sa an Inde- Troop 124 h*ve been chosen to “ 8-88’’ Convertible. . Melvin Ginsberg of Hartford is Funds Approved in the trump suit. It is no long- to cite- ,tual a few of th* chore*,’ ’ o THE ARMY and NAVY also because of the grow-th of the The teachers' diiMtlafactlon Bikini Shown Last pentendent model, haa been seen on the New Englander aald. attend the GreenBar training ses party has made it more difficult with their situation at RHAM certifled to teach business subjects ar necessary to hope for g o ^ TV Channel 18 on children’* pro sion, at Camp Pioneer during the 57iMfE*iAi $2595 and mathematics. Ginaberg holds a each year to find a building large High School became known in For School Plans Archer-Cot luck in spades. 1 1 grams and alao on televiaed fash Marka .4nnlveraary week beginning June 28. They are bachelor of ecience degree from the You overtake the queen of Crown Hardtop. ■ enough to accommodate those at April when the Teachers' .Assn, ion shows where she acted aa a George W. Duncan of 155 R. Jimmy Thompaon, David Pfan- University of Connecticut, a mas Harold J. Manning, Palatka, hearts with dummy's king and commentator and model. She does tending a caucus.. >, refused the Professional Servicea A new high echool for South Fla., announces the matriaff# c< Main St. on Wednesday will reach Rtiehl. Roger Phelps and Timmy Plan (PSSPi for the third time. ter of arts degree from HiUyer niff a low spade with the jack BARDOT all types of modeling. She is a There will be an ! ,o}>en parly Wlndaor became more then juet hia daughter, Phoebe IV. Manning Ills 30th amiiveriary with the Wright. In addition to Ih* hiking 57'ONT *2295 Some teachers have said their dia- College and haa studied for two About Town of heart*. _ Then you lead . the graduate ot Hall High School in town committee meeting at 8 p.m. a dream Thursday night as voters Cot, Meriden, formerly of Man Hartford Electric Light Co. He and ramping program, tha hoys' Huper Chief 8ta. Wagon. cohtent is bated on salary only years at the ^Hartford School of three of hea'rla to dummy’s eight: THE GIRL IN THE West Hartford. will attend danly course* In lead Thursday at the Booth-tlimocU Law. at a special Town Meeting at the Reaervatlona for the Army and Chester, to Romayne Archer, non i* employed in the purchasing de Memorial Library to discuss candi white others have complained of This leaves you in poaitlon to cash Vic DellaFera, vice prealdent of ership. 57MERC. $7395 administrative practices. Ha taught mathematics, cconom Pleasant Valley School approved Navy Auxiliary outing will close of Mr, and Mrs. Howard Archer, Manchester Auto Parts, accom partment. BINGOEVERY SATURDAY dates for the coming election. e $ appropriation to the MkWietown. The marriage took Scout* Get Award The names of flve new teachers ica and accounting for one year at 10,000 Tuesday. Any member who has panied Diane on several trip* to DANCING T I'BRlOHrS ORCHF^TRA Montclair 4-Door. • According to 'party rules no Public Building Commiaaion for not made her reaervation should place at 8:30 last n^ht in the B1 Mr*. Winona Pittman and her In Girl Scout Court of Awnrds, who have eigned contracts to the Hartford Institute of Account local stations in a aalea capacity. Tueaday. Paula Vanty'received candidates may be placed before ing. He haa alao. aubatltuted in 'plans- and other pirellmipary work call Mrs., Grace Mcdaiuit 288 Center Congregational Otundi, Plus “ lat MAN INTO SPACE” He registered considerable en son, William. iJoth of Weldon Drug 20 INVITED 57METRO $995 the caucus whose riame is not on teach at RHAM High School have P * a j r -c o n d 5 io !S d * * awards and wa* proinoted to the been announced by Princlpel Carl public schools and haa had conaid' on the proposed new secondary Eldridge fit., on 'bo- before that wHli the’ Rev. Laurence 'Vincent, thusiasm (or the job. Co.. 901 Main St., are in Roches the required filing list IS days asaociatd mlnWster, officiating. SUN.-MON.-TUES. ter, N.Y., from June 16 through Senior Troop, Other Scout* who Hardtop. ton B. Seybolt. arable experiehce in retail mer school. date. i DINE oiNl DANCi^ | will ebter the Senior Troop acre: prior to the caucus. The only ex The attendanU were Mr. and Every THURS.-FRI.-SAT. I "SHAKE HANDS with DEVIL" In New Quartors 24 attending a retail photographic Glenn C. Hutchinspn of Haver chandiaing. According to PBC Chairman G. “ OUNFIOHT DODGE CITY” Paul Dodge of Paul Dodge Pontiac listens as Diane Winn, "Miss ception to this is that In the e v ,^ Martin Kraus three years will be Mrs, Harleth Manning, 816 Hart The Federal Oedit Bureau, for salesman's training conference at 57WCK $7995 no name has been listed, it shall hill, Maas., te certifled to teach En The Rev. Ellis Teaadale of Shel ■ RCA Victor,” gives her good will talk, Vic DeJlaFera of Man- gllsh, social,studies and'acience in Maacbeater Evening Herald An. required to complete the prolject. ford Rd., and Mra. Caroline Jan- I OAK GRILL I merly located at 35 Duval St., has che'ster Auto Parts, holds illustrative material. .= (Herald Photo the Eastman . Kodak (Company’s Ruper Hardtop. be the duty of the committee to by, Ohio, will speak at the 10:45 loke, Bank St. " m ov^ to new quarters in the Jar sales training center. grades 7 through 12 and to teach dover eoiTespoBdent Mrs. Paul D. At a recent meeting he stated that w'orship service tomorrow morn 8 so Oak S t, Mancheater by Satemis). present at least one nsme before alljiubjerU in Grades 1 through 8.1 Pfaastiehl, telephene Pilgrim planning for the new echool will After July 1 the couple will be vis Building at 806 Main St. The group is comprised of 30 57BPICK $7595 the caucus. ing at the Clhurch of the Nwtarenk,' at home at 17 BoyUtton St., Meri Operated by Frank Waaserman. men and women from 13 states He has had two years of teaching 2-8858. take approximately a year, with and the Rev. Paul Hetrick, mis Masons to Attend itorvice den. the bureau^collecta delinquent ac Chicago attending the annual surance Co. of America was an and Canada. Special 2-Door Hardtop. Uriel Lodge, AFandAM, of Mar two years needed for the actual sionary to Africa, will apeak at (Many Times When) construction. Mrs. Archer is a nurae em counts for professional men and Summer Home Furnishing Mar nounced today by W. Thomas Fi- Conferees will tour ,tihe com TIMES St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Mrs. Alan Howland and Mr. and the evangelistic service at 7 p.m. THERE ARE row will attend the a.m. eerv- 10 As local officials have noted, ployed aa hlg'ht superviaor at Rob commercial and fetall buaineaa kets at the Furniture Mart and quet, vice president. pany's Rochester plants and at loea tomorrow at the Second Con Church in Eagleville. Mrs. Raymond Hicklng. Paul Hetrick Jr. will apeak at the concemi, and w4ll also maintain the Merchandise Mart, tlie world’s Carlson formerly resided’ at 50 Sunday School claasei for the the present borrowing capacity of youth service at p.m. Everyone inson’s Nursing Home in Meriden, tend daily lectures designed to ac "98” Holiday Sedan.*1895 gregational Church in observance Barbecue Postponed 6 and Mr. Archer is with the Con BURNSIDE a file of credit'inveatigationi. largest building. Hayhes St. quaint them with the latest Kodak of St. John's Day, June 24. children' at the two churches have The chicken barbecue scheduled the 'town based on the Grand List is invited to attend. RURnMOI AVf ■ I Htro ! cono is limited to a million dollars, an necticut State Police working out rE R S m The bureau waa etarted in Man (iarlson joined Colonial's Ordin products and services. Among the NOTHING The Rev. C. Arthur Bradley will been discontinued until the fall. for tomorrow at the South Coven Ends Tuesday! ary Agencies Department at the Nutmeg Delegate amount insufficient to cover coat of Middletown. ■' P A R K chester leas than a year , ago and Employment Doubles topics to be covered are Kodak ®“* use as his sermon topic during try flrehouas' has been postponed Manchester Lodge of Masons made the move to its new location Home Office in September 1958, as cameras and accessories, color 56: " ” 4-Door Sedan.*1295 Thomas Newmkn, son of Mr. and indefinitely by the W om en’s of the new high school. However, WALT DISNEY’S Employrqent at thS'Kaman Air 88 the aervices "The Gospels." This will observe St. John Day tomor Hardening of the arteries and because of the increasing number field assistant. His responsibilities photography.. Kodak films, papers will be the flrst of a serie.res- the country, Alaska, Hawaii and Lake in Sharon, by the Pilgrim liam McCurdy of Hartford. Mc- enlly owned by the town. ciety of St. James' Church and of .EAST HARTFORD the company is still adding to its Co.. Schenectad.v, N. Y. This new two years and the tchoors Ver _ . j- . » , Canada. material will be used exclusively FRANKFURTER Fellowship: Linda Gronback to Planck Chapter, National Honor Curd'; was director of Uic recent Alto approved by voters was an their children will take place at EVERY DAY WsMerman consider* one of hia personnel and expects to reach a The the • o'clock Mass tom'orrow peak, based on Its present con In General Electric's new line of Silver Lake, by the Gleaners' Cir Society, He is also a member of award winning entry "Glass Me ordinance concerning peddlers, 8 HANK POST moat interesting accomplishments TRY one SOON! cle and Jean Morris to Silver Lake, nagerie" which the local group which requires that a permit cost morning, immediately afaer the tracts, of something'close to 2,600. pole-type distribution transform .4U-.4merican the Electronic* Unlimited Club of AND and NIGHT the tracking down (by maiU of a ers which are now being manufac by thq ''icanera' Circle. Bolton and operate* an amateur gave at the Associated Little ing $26 be obtained front the flrst Mass a cbrnmiinlon breakfast Will y delinquent creditor who had moved Kaman’s principal contracts are Favorite! mm Fim cuss ‘ Racent baptisms at the church Theatre festival. Mrs. L. Norman selectman before such sales ac- be served in St. James' School THE RHYTHM for the H43B (HUSKIES) Local tured with the new insulation sys radio elation with call letters Special Events Daily! to Pago-Pago in Samoa. tem commencing this month. follow: Lisa Diane, daughter of KlDlhr. Dutton of Manchester is general tivTty can be undertaken in town. hall. The, Rev. James Healy of Mt. RANGLERS £ND8 TONITE — IN OOEOB Wasaerman has had 20 years Base Rescue helicopters for the bi a St. Joseph Academy, Hartford, OrefQrjr Feck Mr, and I*ra. RiCKhrd. Halloran: .W'omen’s Club Picnic chairman. . Farmers selling garden produce “ BIG COUNTRY" U | b | y New CHrcua Acts experience in this type of work, Air force and the HU2K high will be the apeaker. EVERY SENTENCED TO PRISON P1MT CLAM Sheri Lynn, daughter of Mr..and The North Coventry -Women’s ALT President from atands and Insin-ance agents — AUe — I n V ll* Open for the Week having previously managed two speed, utility helicopters for the Mrs. Austin Russell of Man will not be affected by the new • BLOND BLACKMAILBR’* Navy, as well as research and de Hartford. June 20 ' (Ab — A s A P ir r -m m Mrs. Almet Sullivan: Gordon Ftir- Club will have its annual picnic SATURDAY HITE — Sftndfty — credit offices in Hartford. ber, son of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon chester Community Player* has local law, which applie.s ni'-'nly to VllffiQ Auto Races velopment work with more ad rapist was sentenced to 18 month* U Sn CAR for member* Tueaday at the home The SaKutiion Army Men’s Club CITY VIEW h a l l J “THE EOYMIAN" Office houra at the new- location to six years In prison by Judge Sanborn; Randall Wright, son of been elected president of the. Asso- special agents selling goods from “PRINCE VAUANT" 8:15 are from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday vanced aircraft designs and weap of Mr*. Richard StOrr* in Niantic. meeting scheduled for tonight 'wiU 480 Keeney S t, Manchester Hiiyrfdet 7 Oil BhewUmt I UCOi start J. Howard Roberts In Superior Mr. and Mra. Wright Gifford of In case of rain the affair will be cisled Little Theatres, Inc. for the house to house. be held instead ncAt Sunday, June through Friday, and from 9 a.m. ons s.vstems. The government’s coming year. She replaces Burton Also approved were a number III E H Bargain Matinee new fiscal .year begins July 1, and Court yesterday. "' Willie Hagans. MansDeld: Thomas Harold, son of canceled. 27. - to 1 p:m. Sateurdays. The Bu D-23 pharter Oak Ter.. Hartford Mr. and Mrs. HqrokI J. Newcomb, E. Moore, retiring president. of new streets in housing develop f f C I I * 1 to 6 p.m. reau la a member of the Chamber the company 1s currently nego I’56®"*"* *1795 The group plan* to leave at 9 ments. was convicted of aggravated as Windsor 2-Dr. Hardfop and Robert Almond, son of Mr. a.m. from the C^uibch Commun Others elketed at the annual of Commerce. i . tiating follow-on orders; meeting at Brookmoore Barn In Harold R. Melendy, apn of Mr. T I I I I D ^ Fireworks sault and rape by a jury two and Mrs. Birge Dayton. ity House^ Thoae planning to at and Mrs. Harold O. Melendy, 130 ESr.Tl -II i (•in 4 -E::, I f f l U n m Stadium p.m. weeks ago. His victim said he About 150 attendance awards town follow: John. Thomas of Manchester Eve rng Herald 10 ' A t Fomltore Mart “You Can Taste The Quality" tend haVe.^bflefi asked to contact Boiith Windsor Bfoad St., waa one of 720 Naval The promotion of Burton I. Carl entered her home and forced her ’55®*®*' *M95 w;wre distributed to children of the Tariffville Pla.yers, vice president; ndent El- R. Bruoa Watkina, buyer and "S-88” 4-Door Sedan. Mrs. Theohdre Hladkv, president. nibre (S. Bn/ telephone Academy second class midshipmen EflSTUJOOD Bargain Matinee son to assistant superintendent of to submit to the attack by threat Church School during (Siildren's Moore, of Coventry Players and who completed two weeks o f^ im SAT. to p.m. natiager at Watkina Bros., ia In agencies of the Colonial Life In- . Routea A A 4-H Club Outing Manchester Thespian Players,, sec MItrhell ^WINDSOR 1 6 Burton L Carlson ening her with a knife. 6 44 Day exeroisM at the shurch, . Tha Teen-H'er* 4-H Club wijh phibious warfare indoctrination■ • -inatl ’ 1 Mtssm rssM Anto Races •Flnrt’' Church Servtca > retary; and Mrs. John Spector of and training at Little Creek Naval Walt Disney's Start 8:15 |’55*®’" *1165 adult advisprs. Mr. and Mrs. Windham Masquers, treasurer. UST NAilfrORDt Chieftain 8 8ta.*Wagon. Tbs Rev. James R. MacArthur Clarence A. Bradfield, will viait at Amphibious Base, Little Oeek, will use “ The Guiding Hand " as N e^o Received 'Va., duhe 18. Drum Corps Riverside Park June 27. The' group Manchester Evening Herald “SHAGGY DOG” his sermon topic , during the 10:45 will leave about 6:30 p.m., from SN08 TONITX—ALL COLOR SUN. hlarchlng and t’ *'"®* a.m. lervicea tomorrow at‘ the Coventry correspondent Mr*. F. Fr«d MacMarray Ji^aa Harea "Best Aeiru*’’ 8. Bsrwsrii Maneuvering Contest 55 Century 4-Dr. Hardtop.'*1395 a place to be designated. The four high achool graduates 13;fS-8:15"S:S5"S:ftS First Congregational Church. Pntiline Little, telephone Pilgrim High Police Job "THCNDEB Iff TJBE 8CN’’ Starts 1:80 p.m. On July 1 the club will be in 2-8231. who were awarded the Kiwanis Flsi—Psnl Newmss New Mate Schedule Club scholarj^ipa thia yea^ will be Atta: WtiUri^ Adveatara ‘Sally Bsand The Fisa Beys’ The summer schedule for Masses charge of the refreshment* at the New York, June 20 (jPi—-Chsdk, guests of the club at ita luncheon "WILD HERITAGE" ■ — Ssndsy — FREE PARKING |’55*‘"®* *1495 at St. Mary's Roman Catholic Tolland County annual 4-H Dem up another flrst for George H. Special station WagbiL onstration Day program at the meeting at noon Tuesday. Richard will BeccM Sr. - Msaress O'Bellivss Sits ■sywerih -.B. M ltcbnm tpuirch will start tomorrow^ This Redding, a Negro police officer. lt:M B.m.-l;4S-S:t5-S:2t 'F f « E DOWN BELOW” FREE ADMISSION will be'as follows: 7:30 a.m^., 9:30 Church Community House. In January 1953, Redding, a Tlbbita. director of the develop-i •■V. ment commiaaion, will be the guest of d l times a.m.. 10:30 a.m. and the additional The club ha* selected . Miss native of Atlanta, Ga.. became, the BEST AHEAD OF THE REST ’55*®"“ *895 at’NDAY SCHRDVLE SiinUner Convertible. Mass at 11:80 a.m.. There will be, Penny Barth to receive a full one- first Of his race promoted to the speaker. Some members of Uie club will journey to' the Torrlngton “ 8HAnGT. DOa." t;tS-S:lS-S:M the. regular Mass at 8:30 a.m. at week scholarship to the county rank of captain In the New York -HEBITAOE’’ > S:M-7:t$-U;M Herbert -G.' Bradley. 50, of 713 Country ,Ctub, leaving at 9 a.m., ’54SUICK $795 senior camp program in August. W. Middle Tpke.. was arrested City police department.. 4-H Outing for Conhecticut Kiwanis Golf Day W«d.. "IMITATIOlf OF UFEP. last night and Was charged 'with Eight months later he waa tbe and dinner at night. Special 4-Door Sedan. 2TEBNON VOL. FIRE DEPT. ITte Mfiry Weeders 4-H Club.is flrst Negro to become deputy in failure to secure an operator's li > N A $ H , completing, plans to spend the day cense. He is due in court Xfondsy. spector. In June 1956, he became 5 4 $ 4 4 5 CARNIVAL I Tuesday at Elizabeth Park in the flret Negyo full inspector. i Hartford. The girls will leave town Yesterday, Redding was pro B R a Rambler 2-Door. Includ? TONIGHT, 7 to 11 j about 10 a.m. with co-leaderi, Mrs. Fish. Wear *Nightgpu>ns' moted to the rank of deputy chief Ing air conditioning. Dean G. Wiley and M.rs. Kenneth inapectotj-, alao a first for a Negro I fjJ ^ O L D S . FUN FOR EVERYONE S. Lyon. WiLshlngton — Fish that wear here. ,Hia hew poat pays $11,010 a At Vernon Traffic Oirele "nlghtgowrh'a’* — a transparent E K f i O Y A *995 i Barbecue Tonight yeat. ' > ” 88” 3-Poor. I The Mr. and Mrs. Club of the muououa envelope secreted from Negroes have served aa deputy I Second (k>ngr8^atlonal Church a apeoial secretory system—;;and commissioners, but that la eaaen- j54?TU D E. j sylil have a chicken baritecue for have teeth tn their throat ’ ai'e tlally a civilian job. Dsudous *595 COSMETICS members tonight at the home of found in tropical waters. C^led Redding, SF, is married and has LANA M il V-8, 4-Door. WE CARRY ALL I'Mr. and Mrs. Burns Watt in Wil- parrotflahee, they frequent coral two daughters and flve grand reefs throtighout the world. children. CHEV. THE TOP Lin e s I lington. The group will meet at SUNDAY 6:30 at the Church Gommunlty JOHN GAVIN *495 ARTHUR DRUG House. In general charge will be > 5 0 0 Mr. and Mr*. Edward White, Mr. SANDHADEE'DANiniERUr and Mr*. Edward Steele, Mr. and DINNER *395 AIH CONOITIONiD SUSAN KOHNER -ItOBERT ALDA-lUAHITA MIIE-MAIIALIA lAGKSDN ftOWN PAYMENT I’53 Super 4-Door. MAIN FEATURE 8:30 HERE , iEAiil GIlANlig UNIVERSAL-INTERNATtONAL PICTURE STATE EVERY NIGHT EXCEPT SAT IJ 2 *345 PLUS HILARIOUS CO-HIT "ONCE UPON A HORSE” "08” 4-Door. 4 MORE WONDERFUL DAYS—NOW Thru TUESDAY Chorcaal Iraflad Pre-Inventory TODAY CXINT. FROM 1 FJM.—BUNDAY FROM -2J15 BWCK ‘ s t a r t s SUNDAY—2 BIO l^iHOWS *295 ’1 3 , 9 9 0 Super Hardtop. HOWMIpNia I LB. SIRLOIN STEAK wauitc ,.$.13/990 . RANCH • • • a 26* x *%Vi' f o u n d a t io n p r o v id e s $ 1 5 / 9 9 0 R a n c h * * * t h is s u g h t l y l a r g CHEV. tOKTHt TO OVER 1100 8Q. FT: Ob'^UVlNa AREA • LARGE UVINO ROOM (12'/,’ x 18’> HAS. e r HOME HAS ALL THE FEATURES OP THE 418,990 RANCH *3951 SALE KTHiaOFA FRENCH PRIES KNOTTY PINE PANELING AND BOOKCASES • MODERN KITCHEN FEATURES’ PLUS THE FOLLOWING-'-# ATTACHED GARAGE • LARGE (8’ Hardtop. MMBUWUM OAK CABINETS WITH FORMICA I^UNTBR o EXHAUST FAN o FULL B A I « X 14’) REAR PORCH THAT GAN BE.,EASILY ENCLOSED 'TO' MERC. Big Miurk Downs In AH Departmentfl $ ^ 6 0 HAS.CERAMIC 'HLE WALLS e COLORED BATHROOM FIXTURES e LARGE ' PROVIDE AN EXTRA ROOM a FRONT ENTRANCE VESITBULE fldIfOOfl? FRESHLY BAKED *275 COMPLETE I $ DOUBLE SUDING DOOR 51ED1CINE CHEST • THREE LARGE BEDROOMS a o FlREPlJiCE AND LARGE BOW WINDOW IN THlt. LIVING Rodios-TV DINNER ’THIRD BEDROOM IS NEXT TO KITCHEN AND MAY BE USED AS A DINING ROQM e A CONVENIENT PRIVATE LAVATORY OFF THE MAS ROLLS and BUHER ROOM OR DEN e FULL BASEMENT e STEEL HATCHWAY 0 SAFE ECONOM* TER BEDROOM IN ADDITION TO THE FITLL BATH e BUILT-IN *«»- «» »,«----- ICAL OIL HOT WATER HEAT WITH BASEBOARD RADIATION e SELECT RED GENERAL ELECTRIC OVEN AND RANGE ^ “ Washers—Dryers 15,990 OAK FLOORING e AMESITE DRIVEWAY o I.ANDSCAPING o AVERAGE LOT ENJOY ONE OF OUR DELICIOUS SIZE 80’ X 180’. / f i c y i w / Refrigerators THIRST MODEL HOMES COCKTAILS SA’nSFYlNO IXKiATIDN.. . . From Mancheater Green turn onto VenMm Stareet (next to Cook’a Garage) and eentinnaon to the Vernon Town Line. After ' 4 4^ ^ Ranges—Air Conditioners OPEN SUNDAY croaalng the Town Line Phoenix Ridge la >4 mile ahead on yonr right. Look for our signa. From the Wilbur Croes Parkway take Exit No. TO A.M. TILL DARK 96 and follow the signs to Phoenix RUlge. , ^ . , v r * Check Our Low Prices FtsdMKMURRAYvkan HAGEN 1 EMiriMR MNUn lUMCaiO M OOffEEK'KMTsm liQROOMa HUNT7 HAI.I. aouiAMjoHi^oiQ THl': TR()TT]’'T'T' " , V-','." / « » Bowoiy Boy'. •’SHAGGY” TODAY ”$npdstorfl far Hqagrv Asass^a^nsf^ ■WITH HA-RITV Potierton's l:8^-8:S6-g:45.8:2S MmnchMttr’fl LuvMt TV, Radio, Rat»rd m W Ostoby •‘SHAGGY’’ SUNDAY M MU# Off OAklaad Sinai ■ and Appliance Store ^On TaUand Tara pike nMUMnSwiim'JOHN K B irriii • ROBERT W, AGNEW .^ 9 Cffiptor Straat ,i . ■ Cor, of Church St. 2:2«-8t28-8:8e twALmowtcMOoex ' ■ SALE'S MANAl^ER .' -i 'j; i ' I f ^ •* J)i A a p A i » n v t f . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTERi CONN.. .SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 1959 MANCHESTER EVENWO HERALD. MANCHEStER. CONN.. SATURDAY. JUNE 20. Queen Reveals whataeeycr God dfiath. It '8 ^ * Wonders of A e Universe Africa Phinney-Himt Caravan Directors Set Si^ts taad. fk«t *ould- U for aver; nothing ton be" put to Ih West-3 Sees New Red iUmriiMtrr gtai to in tM wmM wtUi nor ai\y thing Ukan frofti It: jtod W eariness on mum Connecticut God doeth it, tiat men ihouM f*ar Try to Resume BOkhlas mom Umb thOM mbm m b* before him” (Eccleelaaleo 8:14). Monster Motor Looms Leaves Town On Permanent P a ^ g etpto «f JiMUe*. kniMiiUjr, sad CorrriaUve pasaagea from Bid for Suniimt Talk Canadian Trip 9 t m o . reeendUntiw with wWeh ha u Yankee enee and Health wRh Kay to toe Diirban Strife Town Directors this'spring are Scriptures” by M«ry Baker Dd^. Balibid the Pates Ths Phinney-Hunt Tour arlM ds-j9Kaith, 119 PlW n 8Li, .Ksn Ted- nparnUac nt hem*, this would bs By''A. H. 0. In Vision of Future (OsntlMiad from Fajp Oihe) (Continued from Page One) taking action t o get better, roads include toe. following (p.l81;10>: Fago Om ) ford. 38 Camrfleld Rd In Manchester. grontaass tor rrsnoa. and soma- K C> CluiKli (OsatoraM part from Manchester konday Aleo, Dick Rlker Highland ■■L. .1.-. thing that would units sad tnsplra' Tha good House of Representa OlMirali "The central fact,of toe Bible .is to aloet Ita now preaident in Woat A grsat deal of tons and spa- At the Gander ceremony. Eliza Obituary More money than in past years told .O, Hsnnsft, Pnstor the ftiperiority of spiritual ovef pect that a eintie metor w ^ a Beri'n July 1. clal effort went Into ysstsrdajr'a n armorM cars to patrol to# morning. Park; Roger Provencal. 17 Carol la being set aside for psqpaansnt hla own faepla, too. tor mora than tives was already in a etato of T. OfOennaU Rw D$L 1 M. LXVTn N l^tcen boys from town will Dr^ Tom Quiah, 66 Grandview beth met another queen. She Wai heightened conecloueness ' atout Minuter pfe^eal power,”, thrust of five lilUlon poiAto wtU .Tba OommunisU havo aaaalled apselal pages'of TTit HsraU'on Tina Carey, 16, of ’Tilt Cove. Nfid., paving. V 1 of tha atonUe bomh Rev. Laursftoe 8. Vtocmt, If toe atartung dtveiopmtota be biURr These structum w«l be too mooting aa a provocative act the Manchester Memorial Hos towiAhipa, make the month-long trip that St.; Bob Bocelents, 86 Utley St.; William A. Beanett Improvement of roads- ha# been . time when It suddenly launched it H. MoOana unfoldlfik In this space aRe aur- In too ‘dty lio milos Inaide East The South African Air Force Bill Frelhalt. iS Elwood Rd.; Wck who hae been chosen "Copper William A. Bennett, 173 Bush would do. self Into iU great debate on w tot Asaeciate Pastor Jehevnii’e 00 masole* that they may **ry pital story. wiU takp them acroae country and Queen." urged by Directors Gilbert Barnes, KlntSeftlBMI ‘ prito you, prepare fOr a shock well be assembled and fabricated Germany. Xtlas Judith Abeam producad has also offered spotter plants to Kennedy, 86 Autumn S t; Ron Hill Rd., died In Rocky Hill today Francis Mahoney, Ted Cuptmlngs, day It was. At the moment when when* you discover whet our In- bacte. They will be, supsrviaed by Sir Eric Bowater, chairman' of after a long Illness. this debate arrived, U had IM 8 a m., Church Sunday Maritos 'bt 8, T. 8. 9, 7M M ato Bft- at toe touneb aiU in piueh the In a speech to Bast German the news stories and featurea, toe police. Wabrek, 15 Benton St.; Vie Zu- and General Manager Richard *A Tn ];enlous engineers plan for yOur seme wey ships are assembled In three school teachers. brow, 19 Warsnoks Rd.: and the board of tho major British He was born In Winslow, Martin, among others. Sdraaea Not Urhtly Done than Jt houra left of Its flvs Simpson prosehing, ”Prsy With 10:80 and 11:80 a.m. ^ leadara in Moacow yeaterday, and tha photo work waa pro All African beer baUa—trouble pulp and paper making Industry, Maine. Sept. 18, 1861,/ and had I TME •aaaaassasaa*oaassaaaaoaWt*j month session. Horeover. the ^^ry I p.m.. Public talk.' »•- 1 uture. Khrushchov stood fast on tho major vided by cailef Photogra^er This la toe tour that Dwight Bruce Stavsn*. 36 OornMl St. Martin has told ths Board re out Ceasing.” ^ One ocientiat in a poaltion to ***^ls five-mllllon-pound thrust ewiters for Thursday’s riots end Perry, teacher at ■ Manchester Start at • AJW, escorted Bllzateth ■ through the been a roatdent of Connecticut for peatedly that continual patching MflepMl .Usesoeo************** r, Such a rars nation as Senate ra- queellon It Interrupted, in order 9:18 s.m.. Junior high bgcodUur fit Bridget's B. Or UglCft JlWly MntteiST”. , ^ Communist demands for Berlin and Sylvian Ofiara and ^phbtog* yesterday’s isolated demonitra- F*M IUWIH oosooo*o»*»********* • I properly assesa the Shape of things motor win be capable Of jilactng renewed his threat to sign a sSpa ' rapher Reginald Pinto. High Bdhool, atarted lavaral years Laavthg ths high school pkrking mill. 47 years, coming to Manchester of some old roads Is a waste of aoossasoossosssatsacof , jeeUo-i of- a high preridentiiil nomi- to dlscues whdt . dey it was, eate ssrvloe.. ths Rsv. Dean Rev. John J. Delaney. 4:18, p.m.. WnteWowto |$tudy. tions^wsrs opening today except The roysl party spent the night from Coventry shout 20 years ago •oasaosssoooooaosoaos Rev. SUaley B. Haatllie. to comecorns is T. F. Dixon, Chltf fim-Bn- . mo 000-poun4 - Myloed■ in■ a low ''1^ peace treaty with Boat Gar ago. He alternated each year with lot at 6 o’clock Monday morning, time and money. They need per nea deea not take place ’ for light also, a queetion of 'time. Hodgee. director of religious sdu- article for. cOnsideratian. ."Attain one in Cato Manor. the 8-station-wyan caravan will at Strawberry Hill on the bend of He was a retired painting contrac aaaaatassos0saoasosoho We are heeltant how to Identic eaUon of the Connecticut Confer- Aaelatant. __. CompletenCM In toe New World gtoccr of the Rocketdjme Division^ ^ so.wb-pound pay many, which the West does not tours for boys and then girla. manent repair. reasons. It rsnnot bs brought to Rev. Dewfie R. Huseey. Aeris9ent of North American Aviation. load on the moon. recopiizs. African woman war# sxpsetsd In recent years. Perry’s partner head south for Washington where the^Humber River. tor. Ona such road is Burnham fit. the moment in time at whleh^ms W ^ t y .”- Under' his direction, engineers to picket them again and strong a tour will be made qf the FBI Today’s Itinerary called for the He leaves two sons, Harold P. source of many complatnta. Old pass by any puraly personal faud. hletorte debate look 11 a.m., Jubuee service, Mr Efflrient MoftkkM’ He Offered to discuss ’’all the- Ribicoff Urged has been GU Hunt, also a teacher Tha la aaobutaaO ace aisambltng a rocket complex Thsin will come * monumenUl squads ^ f police wars posted. building and other spots in the Queen to attend more receptions Bennett of Manchester and Arthur roads swallow up tons of patching ■uuaa aMMaUoa « or bv sny rlmple diftorenee Of ide however, past mldnlghMn a legis Simpson preachlnS. Sunday Maaaaa at 7, 8, •-.10:18. . ahaaniiel LfttMitta (ikpteh pros and cons" with the West and at Manchester High. Hunt oaachta Bennett of Middletown; 6 grand • » tt lative day whlch..'had begun on 11:80; In the Chapel.at 9 and 10:15 of eight 100,000-pound motors to development ed mbtbra with declared that the foreign ministers’ Thsy arlll remain on standby the rifle team. Perry has decided nation’s Capitol sa time permit# In Stephanvina and visit the U.S material every year and continue ological conviction, or by any T2 noon. Reception for memMrl AndSMea, Faater yield a thrust of over a million duty throughout the weekend. Next day they head^lntd the Vir Air Force Base at Harmon. children, and 13 great-grandchil to deteriorate. Juno a sad which was now, by and friends of Jubilee Club in F*1 a.m. HetifaSB Fforlchs, fntoni thrusts on the order of >0 nvUUbn failure made a meeting of govern To Return^ Aid to give up toe summer jaunia, naked matter of party politics. pounds. While It would take a pounds. It may w411 bs that in • Mayor W. E. Shaw told news and his place haa been taken by ginias and Tennessee. They will A 4-engins plans Waited to take dren. In fiscal year 1957-58, 4,500 clock a n j^ ^ e n d sr, running over lowthlp Room. ment chiefs all the more necessary. visit tha Oak Ridge Military Res The funeral will be held at ths tons of patching material were Usually, a Preridsnt's choles la su Into Jude .8. . Ohweh of the Asaanptton minimum of five years to develop stead of clustering three to five "I would be glad to go on, not men last night hs waa satisfied another taacher at MH8, Paul them on a 600-mlle flight.to Lake 9 ajn., piraie worahb>, “Does single engine of this site, by million-pound thrust motors, the pollM had enough men to deal srvatlon and Mammoth Cave. Labrador and ths Iron mine at Walter Leclerc Funeral Home, 23 used; In 1658-59, which ends June at a ft a. preme, even though tha political pr#cls€ly mlnulAt Adame St. and Thompaen Rd. Mercy WorB?” Dt% ThOrsWn Gus- only to one, but to Several summit In iSpeed F ig ^ Phinney, trac:. and cross country The tour then goes, through the Main St.. Monday afternoon st 2 _ Ji midnight. Majority The Salvattoa Army Rev. Jeaeph Farrell. Faster clustering tried and proven motors ws will cluster from 10 to 12 units. msetings,’’ the Soviet premier with any new outbreak. He pro coimh. Scheffcrville. .30, It Is expected 4,700 tons will end Ideological and even pO rs^ Ml Main St. tafsen, president ^M ew York con this thrust can be attained in one nounced toe situation imdsr eon- Midwest plains s.tatee to ths Colo The party was scheduled to re o’clock. Burial will be In Stafford have been used; and a forecast by Bam Ooogel mtde a motion to Rev. Praneto T. Butler. Aaalstaat ference, music by Mrs.'IJiOleu The 20 million-pound thrust,mo- said, insisting that the West could (OonUnuad from Page One) Ths third adult member of the rado Rockies, New Mexico, Arizo differences between the nominee close debate on the measure under Major and Mre. Walter LamU to two -years. With this type of tor will be an incredible ntonster, never Iniy a continuation of ita oc troU tour will be Harvey L ac^b c, turn to Sept lies (Seven Islands) Springs. the town administration for the gren DeVries. motor our country could place 10,- Four Africans were killed In na, Boulder Dam, and Into Califor Quebec, tonight, Friends msy call at Ihe funeral year beginning July 1 was 6,200 end the dominant p aru ru i Con conelderstlon — the revived and Offtoers In Cftnrge Sunday '‘Masses at 7, 8, 10; 15 4 p.m,, Ordinationon arovlpo at but a moat efficient one. It will be cupation rights in West Berlin sim cense suspension program waa physical education director for watered-down unemployment com- 000 pounds at 22,400 miles In a 24- capable of placing a 800,000-pound ply by agreeing to meet him at the clashes Wlto poHoe that began nia. They travel up through home from 7 to 9 o’clock tomor tons. gress may bs shafpr' and 11:30 a.m. Buahhril HemoriRl In H a iy i^ , started,” he added. East Hampton High School. California, stopping at all the big row night. This puts the town "in ths The Senate did not reject Ad peneation meaeure—at the hour of 9:80 a.m.. Sunday School, claaa- : AAlv. hour orbit around tha earth or payload in a low orbit or, because summit. . The Mwmaker and leading safe Thursday in Cato Manor, an Afri Boya g^ng on ths trip are Don sdintttanee by ticket only. land 2,000 pounds on the moon. Soviet informants said thsy ax- can slum quarter- Tarenty-four aibe* such as Hollywood and SOn mending and patching business,” mlrsl lAWls Strauss as seerstary 12:80. es for all ages. St. Bartbelainew’a CRureh of the tremendoue increaae in ef ty advocate In toe General As- Glsaaon, 68 N- Dim St.; Ken Francisco, Yoasmlte National Martin says. This motion made at 12:10 was 10f45 ».m., HeUneaa service, ape- Roekley Scheel Aodltorliim When a ainglo motor of this tyto ficiency, it can place 200,000 pect major East-West Issuss to be sennWy spoke out Mkrving to*, Africaps were hospitalised, IS of Smith, 38 Raymond Rd.; Jeff Mc- Park, the Sierras, Great Salt Lake Few Venture of oofnmerc# because of a personal first such drastic motion Of elal bSnd and vocal music, vocal I Rev. FWIip Hussey. Faster is buUt, we can put 20.000 pounds pounds on the moon. discused in Washington early next them wounded by police gunfire. Oormiidemic. for permanent paving when tos eooparatlvo traval of all Praaeh* 10 a.m.. Divine worship, text: Rev. Arthur J. Hefferna*. Faster A Thought for Ttidoy pounda a second. , future, there Is toe faseliiatlng pos ..well as with’ Khrushchev. Authorities agreed the raids on Frazar In court It the 64-year-old chilly. If It hadn't been, for the respects. Robert Oppenhelmer from further it WS8. K “Each aide, diplomats said, will EsUblitolng An abaolute speed former president of McNeese State Court Cases budget becoraee effective July 1. man. and of Algsrians too, bacause John 14: 1-6, them*: "The Way, Rev. Raymond B. Yaekauakaa The next logical atop, according sibility of using thermonuclear, and limit (replacing the present postr the shebeens led to the riots. novelty of being among the first The account will stand at over . government reeearch and secrets, Speaker O'Brien ruled that the Truth, the Ufa.’' Asststaat. Pastor BpoMOidd bf tba M anebi^ plasma engines. At this time sclei)- try to persuade the other to re College attempted to act as gov to go Into Ihe water, a lot of them It rapre y nts a fulfUmant of tha pdliing held through the duration Odoell At CR'nrdiaa to an-. DlXbn, involve# toe cluster duce Its price for^ a Berlin settle- ed signs which serve merely as In Canetown, Justice Minister $90,000 July 1, according to Mar graatnass and glory of Franca or because he beUavod in building 11 a.m.. Divine worship in the ing bf toe large 1 l/2*megapound Usts must hope' for a technological speed guides), giving legal rec Charles Swart saM the women who ernor. Two East Hartford youths plead would have stayed bundled in tin, with some $40,000 of It avail of the le^elatlva day in question, German language. Masses at 7, 8. 9, 10 and 11 a.m. breakthrough of the first magni : pient. Khrushchev is expected to Frazar said he would not'ahlrk sweaters. When ha spaaks thus to his coun s private power lam Instead of in- without reference to the calendar thrust rocket motors. Three to five pres# hia campaign for a summit ognition to chemical tests in run the speakeasies, the "shebeen ed guilty thla morning to charges able for oiling and permanent tliia.moming a aquirrel invaded motors can he cluttered to give a tude to harness this type of power queens,” a-ere annoyed because hia duty if an emergency de The life guards on duty at Globe The paving. /Later on, $35,000 will be tryman. da OauUa aaams to crsaslng ths facilities of TVA. Re- day. By hla ruling, than. It waa Oevenant OongrogatleBal Church on the earth. Once they have suc meeting with a combination of drunken driving tests, estaWish- velops. But he wants legal advice of willful destruction or Injury to Hollow were George Krause. spseted mtn in both parties ap atlll’ June 2 although the clock H m Budklngham toe robin’# n u t in our Wtterswut thrust in excess of five million threats and promises. Macmillan Ing "no fix” traffic tickets and they were unable to tell their home received In Rtate Aid funds which ^■lyig primarily with spiritual Congregattaaal Ohoreh 48 Spruce St. vine. The baby birds chirped .toslr pounds. ceeded on the earth, they may be brew and regarded the municipal before formally taking over. personal property and unlawful Daniel Dormer, William Kellv and normally Is -used mostly for oiling. proved both alms. * aald It waa June 8. Rev. K. Ejnar Bask, Pastor able to harness thle power source la expected to renew hia argument providing for uhifom^ traffic ac "Until then I will continue poli Joan Leaalre. The life guards on values, and the things ha urges are OlaatOabury. Oonaectleut 18^n this motor is built, an en cident reports. beer halls aa unfair competition. discharge of firearms. Their cases Doctor Says Ajiks $85,000 Now The BenaU did reject Admiral In tba anauing discussion, ths fears ahd toe parents attend de-” tire new art of teatlng will be In space.' to Eisenhower and De Gaulle that cies, and carry them out, of my duty at Sauters were Ronald unity, reconciliation, tolerance, Republicans insisted that It was Rev. PtilUp D. Rose. Minleter fient cries. A broom wleldsd -df! the foreign ministers’ failure He said the Governor proved Nkan Nel, minister of Bantu were continued to July 6 for pre duty at Sautters were Ronald Director Cummings this week Sttouss becauao it deduced aome- 9 a.m., Sunday School. .. This used. Many of the answers nsces- In time, when we get to orbits during the session he was able to (Native Negro) administration close friend, Earl K. Long, ” Frazar asked for an appropriation of $85,- alavatloa of a conunon good above June 3, citing the clock itself as will be the final session of the around the earth, the small thrust makes a summit more necessary. sentence investigation. Basseler, and Eleanor Panriera. Infection of Iris Demand# thing about hla character frmn the their authority. The Democrats 10:80 a.m.. Joint Childrens Day pably by -my wife ■ drove orf' the sary'to toe succeatful firing of Even the July 13 date for re get the Democrstic-controlled and development, told the South said. • 000 out of the account for perma narrow aectlonal or selfish Interest school until Sept. 13. Invaur. But long after to# eafeiy this motor are not as yet availeble but efinstant acceleration will be Atty. Gen- Jack Gremlllion said Judge Jules A. Karp said the ac Prompt, Skillful Treatment methods . and attitudes he dis countered by pointing out that the scrvica of the Buckingham congre convening here could be postponed Legislature to go along with prac African,. Senate the rioting was tions resulting In the boys’ ar By r,DWIN r . JORDAN, M.D, nent paving alone tills summer. or prida. gation and Church Rchool, program l9:80 a-m.. Church time nursery. of her brood- was; secured- the; and will remain unknown until an effective means of traveling to tically everything he pushed. not directed against the govern Frazar,, could take over. Martin He aeked that the hearing be set played In the dourse, of eueh poll- House Journal Itealf would Include 10:46 a.m.. Morning worship, mother robin fluttered end scold the planets. If the East-West exchanges bring rests were serious, and he ordered Written for NEA Service This Is the really great, compel everything that want on before provided by the Church School engineert run headlong Into the no shift by either side. The legislative safety expert ment but the municipal admin disagreed, saying the court order the continuance to give probation at a meeting the week after next. dee. What tho Senate thua deduced Herman Frerichs, intern at Eman ed. ■ • , problem. (Oopyrigh* 1869, General that sent long to Mandevllle did Hospital Notes Several readers have Inquired However, Cummings this week, Ung side of da OanUe's vision for adjournment in its report of the classes out of their yeSFe work, Their positions were finally and- said he has no dispute with the istration. Hs charged that the officials time to make a full probe about Iritis, particularly Its pos v ^ confirmed even by Strauss’ doings of June 2. But what, tha and by the Junior Choir, baptism uel . Lutheran Chureh. guest How Uke the mother robin w# In 15 to 20 .veers, engineers ex- Peatore* Corp.) aharply drawn yesterday In two automatic license suspension for African National Congress, a na not declare the governor’s inabil and Barnes last May, indicated Ftanca, and in It lias his hope e i preachar. are! We find ourselyes wronged or of ths charges. Bible ca::aes and treatm ent Cer own supporters, as one of them, Republicans wanted to know, -if of children. • secret sessions at Gromyko’s 'villa. convicted speeders edict imposed tive group opposing the govern ity to act. Long himself or some The two boys, George F. Mur Visiting Hours: Adults—2 to 8 that the amounts they had #sked progress toward solution of the NO afternoon or evening services our fulings hurt and indignation official body, Martin said, flrat tainly this serious eye disease de would not go a long way in terms Indeed, Implored the Senate to be the House should now stay In eon- Herter, Lloyd and Couve de in 1955. by the Governor. ment’s strict racial segregation dock, 16, and Kenneth D. Gero. 17, p.m.: Msternlty—* to 6 and 6:30 great aoml-faitamal problem hla tinueui seaaloh until Its manda- will be held. rlMs In us. Things may be righted Murville had proposed a Berlin "But that alone, is no safety pro policies, was trying again to stir must certify long’s inability. to 8 p.m.; Children’s Ward—2 to serves attention. of ths entire town picture. lieve th a t if and when Strauss Church of llie Naaarene lO ■ _ _ end forglveneu asked, yet-we con are accused of shooting .22 caliber Its name comes from the part leadership faces—the question tory adjournment hour of mid 216 Mala St. settlement mentioning nothing gram,” he added. “It la merely at up a local grievance into a national Frazar named Gremlllion as one rifles at a power ahovel owned by 2 p.m. With this In mind. Director Ma fsllsd to toll the tni*h to Congress, North Metoodlot Church tinue to hold rosentmsnt, to mut Rogers Urges Oldsters tempting to tackle one phase of of hla attorneys. , of the eye affected—the Iris. It honey this,week repeated his plan peace In Algeria. night. June 3? Would pairings C. B. Wlnsl«m‘, MUiletor 800 Paritor. St. ter end scold about the ahameful about western rights in Berlin. The one. the Howard Construction Ctv of almost slways causes pain, wa hs was not lying Just for the fun signed on June 2 thus last for two West felt this in effect would the problem. A lot more remains ' Martin waa ousted by Long In Hartford. Three windows were re Patient# Today: 176. to ask for an extra one-half mill on When this same President days, until, in fact, the very end Rev. H. Osgood Bennett, Minister way ws were treated long after guarantee-its rights or free ac to be done." 1 1956 aa state insurance commis ADMITTED THURSDAY; San tering of the eyes, sensitivity to the 1960-61 tax rate to get money of it, but for seme purpoee of his 9:30 a.m., Church School, elaas- ■Two sessions of Sunday School: toe time has paassd to forgive and ported' broken and dents from bright light. If It goes on too Oanlle ft i ^ s to the outride world, of the aeaalon? When. If ever, ea for all ages. cess to West Berlin under previ Martin said he was disappointed | 9 1>As«erkn& sioner and custodian of voting ma bullets found in the shovel’s cab. dra MacKay. 454 E. Middle Tpke.; for permanent paving alone. however, htis vision of the gloribus own. Strauss' right to hold his own would June 2 end? Did the Demo 9 am . Nursery, kindergarten, forget. Form Pressure ous agreements. by Ribicoff’s refusal to, go along S t J l i a x x u i l chines. Since then the two have Mark Heller, 133 Conway Rd.; long it can lead to poor vlsl-oq or It’s the only feasible way to at 10:45 e.m.. Worship service, Junior and qepior' high. "Sufficient unto the day is the Two other youths, Joseph V. even total loss of sight In the In France of the future becomes principles, or even his own enml-. crats. contend It would lest for messafce by the pastor, theme; Gromyko repeated the Soviet with his (Martin’s) program for been bitter enemies. Dumas, 17, of 708 N. Main St., and Eileen Henneaaey. 65 Helalne Rd.; tack the road problem, he aald- 10:30 a m ' Nursery, kindergar evil theraof,” said Jtsus. Let us strengthening aud expanding local volvcd eye. to make everybody pay for It and something more dependent upon ties, was lisvtr questioned. The ever? . "Valued Vessels.” Hartford. June 20 (F)—Wlllard»poliUcal partiee could not resist demand for the. West to abandon in Area Crash Long's request for legal aid waa Ronald Gordon, 18, of 820 Tolland Mrs. Marjorie Millc:’. Coventry: To tell the truth, the Houae ten, grades 1-6. tu rn to be gracious, not grudging. tha Impetus" this would bring. Ua occupation of the city. He .safety committees. Martin said he announced by J^aaee Bankston, Cynthia St. Germaine. 85 Spruce When, as often happens, Iritis without bond issues. I’ll fight for tangible symbols. techniques by which he was willing 10:46 a.m.. Children’s Church. Two church services: 9 and For little hurts. Carefully nursed, Rogers of Manchester, who Invited Tpke.,' were fined 13 each on never, did decide what day it WM, 6 p.m.. Youth service. arrest lest August to dramatize Rogers argues a move to form a puahed back the Soviet deadline of is now working' Ho get some 14 Stale Police reported three ares state director of hospitals. charges of loaning an operator’s St : Luther Hutson, East Hamp begins suddenly, the symptoms are this (plan).” Here, as his policies and his de- to try to servo these principles 10:30 a.m. can become full-grown hatreds, towns in the New Haven area to ton; Mrs. Charlotte. Granville, worse than In the chronic variety The plan could bring tn some because tho Republican strategy 7 p.m., Evangelistic service, Sermon; "Facing Life's Deeper d d iffo ^ g what'might" Have been hla fight against Hartford bridge prsasura group such aa h# suggests one year to 18 montha. accidents last night one in which Louisiana mental health laws license and driving without s li nunds make dear ,ha phrases the ware questioned. When those tech Involved waa abandoned. But the message by the Rev. Paul Hetrick, tolls, today raised a spectre for aiming to help the aged more ef The western ministers said this follow that plan. give the patlpnt certain legal Hartford Tpke., Rockville; Carl But recovery usually comes more $75,0OO in 1960-61, he said, and .D anfen.” Sacrament of baptism. the moat cordial Telatlonshipk. three peraona were injured. cense. respectively. Dumas said he rapidly, perhaps In a few weeks. perhaps should be carried out for greatneM of France In terms of niques were on fresh display even next House will certainly attempt missionary to Africa. Ramembar the word'.of fit. Paul: politicians, the idea of a pressure fectively wpuld dramatizes .their la atlll a trap. They argued the rights and privileges,” he said. "W« gave Gordon hia license when ttr Sorenaen, 65 Lockwood St.; Ever to heve some rule clarifying the problem in the same wxy jis. did Mrs, Mabel Hetzel, 50, Coventry, expect to do everything in our ett Rlnes. 402 Oakland S t; Mrs. Pain Is usually severe and common five years to raise a loosely esti where France rits at the interna during his own tssUmony in his S t Mary's Episcopal Ohureh ‘‘)U.t..alUhlt,terneaa, and wrath and group to work on both political West would end the period in an two were stopped by a patrolman duration of pairs. parties in the State. < when he challSog*d toUa oq Hart even worst bargaining position was admitted to M*nchester Me power to see that Gov. Long is Ether Robertson. 91 Overlook Dr.; ly worse st night than In the day mated $375,000 over that time. tional cenfecence table, who com own defense, when, with contemp United Methodist Church Church and' Fluk Sta. anger and ..Clamor, and. slander be Written Warning on Center St. June 12. Martin's Plan The debate on what day it waa or Bolton’ It would be compoaed of senior ford bridges by Ijivltlng arrest for Ihsn now—and with an agree morial Hospital with a dislocated accorded all legal protections. We Mrs. Marion Crawford, 56’-4 Birch time. Touching or pressing the eye mands the French fleet, who has tuous sglUty, ho changed hU story took place while the Houae had Tho Rev. Alfred L> wmianu, put away from you, with all mal- refusal to pay one. and fractured right ankle after a are making arrangements to carry Judge Karp said he let the ac St.; Malcolm Clare. 140 Elizabeth ball produces excruciating pain. Meanwhile, Martin, too, is work Coraer Rt. 44A and South Rd. Rector 'ice, and bo kind to one another, citizena and. Roger auggeeU, ment to give up its rights in the cused off lightly, but added he tho atomic bomb If France la con.' from one day to the n « t because under conrideration Googel’a mo "will have a thousand times more Whether this had any effect la Given to Driver 3-car crash on Rt. 6, Bolton, at out his request.” Dr.; Mrs. Alva Hansen, 156 Ben Iritis Is sometimes associated ing toward better roads. Rev. Chrltoa T. Daley. Mlnlaler The Rev. Froscott Reaeh Jr., tenderhearted, forgiving one an difficult to say, but two of the city. wished to impress upon then) the ton St.; Walter Brainard, East Mis tentative 6-yeai‘\j:apital im suited cm everything, la always on^ the first story bed been faced with lion, made at 12:10, to close dS' other, u God in Christ forgave influence upon politicians and pub Gromyko Insisted hia proposal 12:30 a.m. Also injured, but not Banka'ton gave no details. with rheumatism, diabetes, tuber bate on unemployment compenae Aselatant lic officials than the Bull Moose five bridges over the Connecticut A written warning against in admitted to the hospital, were Source# close to the Long family serlquaness of their violation. Hartford; Frederick Merchant. culosis syphilis or Injury. It Is most provements program yet to be dis of the Big Four, la snowed to defy the fact which disproved It, then 9:30 and 11 am . Morning wor- you.” (Ephesians 4:31. 33) was a reasonable compromise. John B. Morris, 19, of River cussed by the Bbard seta a pro UOn at 12:30. Tha debate on whet Party developed by Teddy Roose in Greater Harttofd Will' be fiiade The West then Insisted on attentive driving was issued to a Joseph Bushey, 24, .Hartford who had indicated earlier they did not East Hartford; Gaiy Benaon, 27 Important that the cause of the the NATO concept In order to com Strauss recruited the additional d$y it was extended to 12:49, at iihip, Sermon, “The Nearness of 7:30 a.m.. Holy Communion. Rev. H. Osgood .Bennett toll-free this fall. suffered cuts and scrapes of the side, who was arrested. Juile 9 after Bates Rd.; Phillip Sawa, 21 St. posed figure of $600,000 for perma God,” soloist, Mrs. Daley. velt” if it gets going. breaking off negotiations that be Manchester motorist yesterday af antlclifate the governor going into his car crashed into a bridge pier iritis be discovered whenever po* nent paving. mand all Its own forces, and votes against himself which- told which point the Houae waa ready 10 a.m.. Family servlet, morn ter a rear-end collision on Blsasll forehead, and Ida Bushey, 18, also court again. John St.; Mrs. Vivian Tildcn, 107 slble. to . consider Googel’a motion to 9:30 and 11 a.m., Nursery. ing prayer with children’s in He has Joined with a group gan May 11. Gromyko agreed to on Rt. 15, pleaded guilty to a Holl St.; Mrs. Elsie Martin, Eaat The plan, coverinjg many capital given the atomic bomb, so it can be the final' story. 2 p.m., Church picnic at Laurel headed^ by Albert G. Kamm of I the recess. St, In which two women were in of Hartford, who received an in There was no comment from The disease or condition pro close debate at 12:30. At 12:49, struction by the rector and sum jured right knee. Mrs. Long, who sanctioned the charge of speeding and was fined Hartford^__ ImprOvenlents projects and sub- In the atomic club and become In the end, the Senate simply Wpod Farm, Cedar Swamp Rd., West Hartford to try to do some U.S. officials said the suspen jured. • $18. ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Mrs. during the Inflammation of the iris •Ject to continuing review and re GMgal amended his motion to pro mer address by the assistant. Sen WDRC Sold thing , constructive about what PRESCRIPTIONS The warning was issued to Rich State Police said cars driven by commitment papers botli at Gal must be treated as well as ths eye military power to be feared Shd re felt that government might be vide that debate be closed at 1:00. Coventry. ior Choir. sion of talks would not neces Gloria Cantor, qf Rockville, Eileen Flynn. 1087 Main St.; Ver- vision-'over its life„ could depend 3 p.m., Methodist Youth Fellow Rogers calls “the senior citizens’ DAT OR m o tr r sarily be followed by new Com ard D. Roscndahl, 25, of- 94 Bis- Bushey and George Luurtsemms, veston and Mandevllle. itself. Thus the search for Infection on one single or a aeries of an spected, then, it would seem, de healthier place without him, and At 12:55-the roll call vote waa t p.m.. Evening Prayer in the BT BXFBRTS Meanwhile, Dr. Sparkman charged with passing' a standing lyn Friday, 456 Main St.; Mrs. ship picnic at Maahamoquet Brook pitiable status.” munist moves In Germany such aell St. 54, of RFD 3, Coventry, collided school bus, was filled $25, the or disease elsewhere In the body nual bond issues totalling almost Oaulle would think he had PVanee to that aentiment we subscribe. As taken, Ui4 result showing 180 for Memorial Chapel of the Nativity. For $850^000 Called Associated Creative Sen Injured were two pasaengers in nearly head-on. Bushey waa charg Wyatt, a Baton Rouge psychla Clara Robinson, SS Hlgh St.; Al closing debate at 1:00 and 123 Stata Park. aa pressure on the road, rail and minimum fine under law. lan Hoffman. East Hartford: must be carried o:it painatakingly $1 million and the addition of one on the way "to greatness in the for the Presldent’e pronotmced loy Dally: ior Citizens, the Kamm group is ARTHUR ORUIt Rosendahl’s car, Isabelle Roaen- ed with reckless driving and is to trist, said Long seemed to have no and thoroughly. mill to the tax rate beginning In agdlnat. At this point, however. 7 p.m.. Evanlng PraySr in the air lifelines to. Berlin. But they awareness Of his illness but Charles N. Doughty, 43, of 161 Mra. Mildred .Kacser, 595 Avery alty to him, th»t too la something Seuth litethodlat Church Hartford, June 20 (F) ^-T be seeking ways to provide part-time admitted frankly they were not dahl, 49, and Gertrude Olason, 53, appear in Bolton Justice Court Cooper Hill St., and Madeline G. But. sometimes -no cause what 1960-81. world again. Speaker O’Brien declared that the Memorial chapter of the Nativity. wbrk and added pay for retired or July 7. recognized abnormal behavior In S t; Sylvian Clavette, 17 Falknor the country could do without. fiiotion had been lost since, hr Mlnlatora: management of radio elation sure what may happen. of 43 Devon Dp., who were taken Bartholomay, 38, of East Hart Dr.; Carol JMwlnaki. Columbia: ever can be found.. When proper Mahoney’s suggestion would ap We'would advance the opinion, Wednesday: handicapped, people living on in to Manchester-'Memorial Hospital. At 7:40 p.m.. also on Rt. 6, Bol other pTM>ple. treatment Is begun early, the pear to cause complications teith on the other hand, that It would be There are other men more worthy ruled, a motion of cloture requlr Rev. Uswranoe F. Almond 10 a.m.. Holy Communion, caia- WDRC, Connecticut’s oldegt, has adequate incomes. ton, William Macht Jr'!. 49, of Co •“Long apparet tly fek, In his o ^ ford, were each fined $6 on charges Peter Hansen. 37 Foster St.; Wil ed a two-thirds' vote. Tha debate The former was treated for chest of keeping an unlicensed dog. fred Bulla, 67 Bigelow St.; Alan iritis often clears up completely, the plan, but Board policy some Inta^attonal extension of de of such high confidence Rev. Percy M, Spurrier bratlon of St. John toe BipUat. announced toe sale, of tlte station. . Rogera argues that'many of toe bruises and the latter for a slight lumbia waa charged with following words, ’everyone else is nuts’, ” but complications and chronic in ia not yet firmed up on either the on unemployment compensation The selling' price was believed to" Ike Thanks Dodd Wyatt said. Leo Kajda, of no certain address, Kennedy. 19 Bancroft PI., Rock OauUe’s internal mood and spirit reaumed,-but at 1:15 Rapublicana estimated 150,000 people over 85 sprained neck. Each was dis too closely after his car slammed was fined $20 on a charge of In ville: John Deptula, 66 Village flammation are dangerous pos ■plan or specific road improve SSrmon: "Powers of the Age to Community Bapttat Chureh be about $860,000.‘' in the State receiving Social Se charged. ! into the rear of «ne driven by Don Wyatt ajid Dr. Cheater WHliams St.. Rockville; Mra. Florence Lcn- sibilities. ments in the coming year. and principle, rather than the m - thamaeives betao calllrtg< infor Come," Pastor Almond. 586 E, Center St., a t the Green For Strauss Vote Blast Baton Rouge Pariah toxication. Kajda was arrested last The Directors are awaiting com Indictment Companions mally for an end of debate, and ITranklin M; Doolittle, president curity payment! "simply cannot RoaendOhl crashed into the rear ald A. Brown, 49, of Rt. 6, An Saturday a few hours after he left tocha, 19 Hale St., Ext, Rockville; The eye itself requires highly qulrition of the miUtaristic aym- 8 and 10 a.m.. Morning worship. John R. Neubert, Minister make ends meet (and) are in a of a car driven by Alfred J. Lo dover. No injuries were reported iCounty) coroner, formed the 2 Mrs. Carolyn Howland. 331 E. skilled treatment. Including the pletion of the 1959-60 road paving It has been a natural complaint at l:2« the final roll call waa of tba Connecticut Broadcasting’ Washington, June 30 (Ab—Sen. man medical convmlsslon that ex the court room where he was fined program being prepared by Deputy tels of membership In the atomic moved to ”a-dJoum the session of Sacrament of Baptism. '■Co.; which h a s . run WDRC since frightful state beoauaS thay do. not gan, 47, of 51 Branford St, Macht is also scheduled to appear for a previous charge of intoxi Center St; Frank’ Bretanho. 130 use of drugs, hqat applied locally, from organlaed labor, during this 10 a.m:, Church School for nurs 9:80 a.m., Sunday Church School knosv what tomorrow holds in Thomas J. Dodd (D-Conn) has in Bolton JusUcis Court July 7: amined toe governor Thursday Director of Public Works Chester age; which would promise France taken, passing the blU 1*1 to l**- fOr all a(es.. it went on the air in 1922, .told of received a personal note of thanks According to police, Rosendah] cation. Judge Karp said Kajda Eldrldge St.; Dustin Jr. and Jona- rest -and protection from light. era of special congretrional in ery through primary. the transaction yesterday in a let store for them.” said he diverted his attention mo Later in the evening, in Tolland. night at the Baton Rouge court than Wood, 29 Morse Rd.; Mra. Sometimes ,a method palled Langtry. Its real Opportimity for greatness Tha Democrats then made their . 10:15 a.m., Sunday church activ from Preaident Eisenhower for house by ordei of the 19th Judicial might not be let off as easily next fha##ifys Road# vestigation and frequent prosecu protective motion to reconsider, 11.15 a.m., Church picnic, after ter to ataff tnembers. Their solution may Us in form mentarily. When he saw the im Edward G. Simington Jr., 47, of time. Margaret McKee. 240 Oak St.r foreign protfeln therapy has been In the world. the second service. firinR your ity and asaem>iy .progratn for chli- ing a pressure group, he point* voting in favor of confirming Mountain Spring Rd., Rockville, District Court. Mrs. Marilyn Ward, Coventry; The •'B'rogram will contain a tion of the wrong-doing of certain which waa lost 122 to 126, after dren^: cradle I'd!! through grade 4. 'The purchasers, he aal^ are Lewis L. Strauss as secretary of pending collision, he put on his Joseph P. Lavigne, 24, of Vernon, found helpful in iritis. This con- classification of al> roads, setting The world has enough of force. own lunch and beveragOt. out, as thess older peopls—with brakes, but too late to avoid col escaped Injury when his car left "My diagnosis waj that the gov charged with failure to atop at a Thomas Mastrangelo, Storrs; slst.-: In Injecting some protejn labor leaders, that attention was which Googel, at 1:80 in the lO :80 a.m.. Morning woranip, sair- John B. Jaeger of Mahhasset. N. relative# end friends—could form cornmerce. ernor waa suffering from paranoiac specifications to be mat by town I t needs somebody who stands for rhornlng of June . 3. carefully 7:80 p.m.. Prospective member* mon topic; "My WUl^.. Thy Will.’' Y., and Richard Dt Buckley of New lision. Both cars were being driv Rt. 74' and ran Into a culvert. State stop sign, was fined $12. Emant:el Gerber, Regan Rd., Ver subs’tancc (boiled milk Is an ex being focused, unfairly on labor meettnR, Main SL parsonage. potent force to do'Something eN The vote ip the Senate, how Police charged him with driving schizophrenia, with a manic-de non; Cindy Light, Coventry: Mrs. and subdivlders for pavement,- the concept of Justice. The world the leglalatlve day of June 2. York City.' They Joined forces as ever, was 49 to 46 against confirm en east on Bissell St. near Main Robert F, Loveland, .58, of 193 ample) which produces a reaction •drainage, and other construction dishonesty, as If It weps the only the Buckley-Jaeger Broadcasting fsettve about the plight of the-old while under the influence of^intoxt- pressive psychosis,” 'Wyatt said. Hilliard gt.. waa fined $9 for pass Ella Hiltz, Dartmouth, Nova Sco has enough questionable atomic Talooitvllle Congregatidnal OhorOb er citizen. ing Strauss for the •office. Dodd St. Logan had stopped and sig ' A manic-depressive person, Wy in -the -body, usually with fever, In each class. There will be a se brand of dishonesty In exlstsnce. Robert K. Shlmoda, Mlnlater Corp. ■ of Connecticut to buy waa among 15 - Democrats who naled for a-left turn when the cating liquor or drugs. State Po ing a traffic light. Also fined $9 tia: Harry Gaboon, 15 St. John St. 'f'his seems to stimulate resistance glory. It stands in need of sanity. Rogers notes that Social Security liceman Lionel LaBreche said att said, can have alternating was Hope K. Hubbard, 33, of 152 ADMITTED TODAY: Lawrenpe lection of roads that ghould bo The worid has enough big nations A federal grand Jury In New ■Hal Boyle- WDRC. benefit payments Ifvels have risen backed the candidate. crash occurred. and often has a favorable affect done first In each class, and cost 10:50 a.m., Nursery tor children Formerly with' WNEW in New 'The President’s letter, delivered Police , said the cars were mod Simington’s car left the right periods of depression and .manic Deepwood Dr., charged with paas- Kramer. Lebanon: Mrs. Viola Ret- on the Iritis. engined In playing power politics York last Wednesday returned an slowly, but inflation has been ac side of the highway at 11:30 and excitement reaching such intensity ing in a no-pasaing zone., tlnger. Floral Park, N. Y.; Herbert estimates. of worshipers. York City, they now operate sta- celerating rapidly in-recent years. yesterday by White House mes erately damaged. RosendahTs was As in most other Inflammatory Class criteria include vth>S $900,000 frOm employers 8 t Jebn’e PoUsh Nattenal WDRC U aflUiated with the'Co regards. Sincerely, Dwight D. Arthur R, Wllkls Jr„ 36, of 56 Bankston relented and said he plates. Barbeau said he had trana- mann! East Hartford. When anything goes wrong with Catholie Chnreh eventual impact on'the tax aitUa- would try to have one bulletin ferred his plates from his former, BIRTHB YESTERDAY; A son STATE JOBS INOREASE body to speak and work for hu and It charged these employers, "iWs’v* written to aU our rsla* lumbia Broadcasting System. tion unless gainful work ia . mads Elsenhower.” Elizabeth Dr.j were Involved In the the eyes, diagnosis and treatnient Hartford, June 20 (JV—The Paris iFv—Thars is on# dlssase Uvea and frtandSj,’* aaye^the wife. 28 Golway .S i crash which Occurred at Park ami Grocery Shower day. car to one he just bought. He did to Mr.' and -gifrs. Jaimes Cobh, Co manity. Roy Fruehauf of the F r u e h ^ that, sooner or later, strikes all Rev. Walter A. I^ake, Faetor available to toose who are phyai- not plan' to stay in Manchester, should be prompt since the risk State Labor Departenent today "Who’ll wa write to now?” rally and mentally fit to , carry New Sts. Conclusion of the in lumbia; a son to Mr.' and Mrs of permanent damage to these vital reported the fourth consecutive ^ Strangely enough, but perhaps Trailer Cempsn.;. and Burfa^M. touriata abroad. "Our enemlea,’’ you say, reach - fSOiOOO. Award P IN E L E N O X vestigation is awaiting statements For IVfiss Porter Where he has been living about Michael Glean, South Windao:-; Seymour, of Aeaoclated Transport, It la known jnedically Sa "post- Masses at-8:80 and a.m. on." . three montha, he said, becauM he organs Is great. monthly gain In noh-agrlcultural not so str^gely in an age .v^ibh ing for another postesrd. 10:80 At a meeting' thla .week of the ^ Ml 9.089A from witnesses othpr than the New Polio Vaccine .son to Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Vin It is possible for a patient to employmeut. The rise from mid- > aeems fated to find everybody tral' Inc., and ths Brown Bqulpment cardlUs.” So you writs to your snsmisa, New Haven, June, 20 i/Fi—A drivers,'police said. A surprise grocery shower waa hoped to move to Chicago. Judge cens. 190>4 W. Middle 'Tpke.: ,a .The symptom la simple and uh- Gmuel Rail . Kamm grouF* advisory board. Karp advised him, to register his tell what kind of eye trouble.he hks April to mid-May was 877,860 to and Manufacturing Company, with people you knew in kindergarten, Trumbull. Womfut was- awarded Rogers said it was made clear that 299 E. CENTER ST. News Tidbits According to police,. Barnes, tendered Miss Beverly M. Porter son to Mr. and Mrs. Elrrio Geno 881,480. This tnoluded increases for to himself sooner or later. It mlBtakable. Ths victim suddenly is movie star# you never met. Than 415 center 8t. $80,009 yesterday in a damage Prevents Paralysis caq flrat. vese. Thompaonville. from the symptoms alone. There the crime of having paid this swept by' an insxplleabls urjM to If "senior citifens and thsir rtla- Culled trom AP Wires rjji-ivlng south on New St., made a Wednesday 'evening at.-her home, fore, expert advice should be ob In both categories of the non- . was President de Gaulle who, not you writs to people who have been suit- brought against Stamford tives and friend* band together for PHARMACY left'turn Into Fark -St. Just as-Wil 81 N. School St. Judgment was suspended on DISCHARGED THURSDAY $900,000 to the representative of a writs poatcardsi to toe folks hack Sunday, 10:80 a.m.. Breaking (Continued from Page One) charges against George S. Patten, tained promptly because the vision agricultural area manufactar- long ago, deliver^ an inspired Isc dead 10 years,'.’and to msmbars of firms. a remedial solution the two major kie, driving west on Park, ap . Ml#s Porter will be married to. Mrs. Bertha Clark, 377 Adams St. Ing and non-manuiaeturtng, - home. Colngreas. Finally Y®** "tort bread. 66, of 81 E. .Middle Tpke., and Gordon Calkins, 9 Sunset Lane Itself may be at stake,. ture to all nations, in which hs union. The following cese study is U.8. District Court decided in Cuban Army said today its chief proached the 'Intersection. The Francis Flynn Jr., ion of Mr. and The inference about the Irene making up names and a'ddrstssa' 13:18 p.m., Sunday School. favor' of Mrs. John G. Booe bf cars crashed In tK* middle of the Mrs. Francis Flynn Sr. of Willl- scribed ae an attenuated virus Phillip B. Fal-oq, 25, of 110 Birch Bolton; Edward Ferrier, Wapplng rebuked the world’s great powers typlcaU and writs at random. 7 p.m., Goapel meeting, .of staff, Maj. Camillo Cienfuegos, type, made from live polio virus St. The former was charged with for Ihelr quibbling over a power action In question, which took You and your wife are making Trumbull, who charged ehe waa street. mantie ori June 27 in Willimantic. John Fraher, 77 Starkweather St By now It la tod much troubla to Tuesday, 8 p,m„ Praysr. meet- severely injured yrhen' she slipped sshaped injury when his' helicop Barnes told police he thought HestMsss a t the shower -were which haa been weakened and following too closely, the result of Mrs. Elizabeth Dowds, 709 Main ' politics question like Berlin when place In 19S4, waa that Beck your flrat trip to {lurope after sav ter burned near Bayamo In Ori- which creates resistance to the a minor auto crash Wednesday. ing for 20 years. You are having a visit the museums imd cathedrals. on a wet floor at Bloomtngdale'a he had time enough to make the Mrs. Clinton Heim, Mrs. EMward S t; Mra. Marguerite Schubert. 33 there was a whole world waiting needed - aoma money to replace You sit all day in your hotel room *^Viday, I p.m., Bible reading. atore tn, Stamford. ante Province. . . . Mexican Feder turn. Wilkie said hs steered to the Burr and Miss Barbara Irons, sis disease. Salk vaccine uses virus The IstUr was charged with EIro St.; Mrs. Jean Lucas. East union fundi he had mlaapproprl- fine time seeing the sights until in pajamas writing postcards. You al Security Polite arrest Gilberto ters of the bride-to-be. The room which has been killed and Is in breach of the peace after a dis to be fed, clothed, educated, and one day you pick a postcard off a Calvary CSiapel She named In her euit toe Fed Robles, described as link between left in a try to ayold collision. turbance on Birch St. last night. Hartford: Mary Ann Helm, Mo::n- ated, and that the two trucking ex- even heve your meals sent in. erated Department Store* InC., op ' No one was injured, police- said. was decorated In pink and white jected by hypodermic. taln St., Rockvlll.c; Mra. Lorraine civlUsed, and when such need on rack and say; At last you don’t even want to (AMembliee ef Oed) AUCTION recently arrested railway union Dr. Koppowski said that in the -The court continued to July 30 erator of Blobmihgdale’s; . the The cars were . lightly damaged for toe occasion. A luncheoa was French, 69 North St.; Ralph Carl the part of humanity was the real eOUUvea, mindful, of past favors, ”1 thing I'll mail this to Joe at waste the. time to go out and get 22 Vernon St. leaders and Mexico’* Communist Congo, children vaccinated with toe case of Leon J, Burns, 51. of the' office. It’ll make him turn Eve'ry-Ready Maintenance dorp., and towed away. served to about 20 giieSte.. son, South Windsor; Daniel Bar- du^ehge to thoae nations which gave it to him. The pesl favora your own postcards. You hire a K. L. Oustafsonr Faster respbnUblfe for maliitenaiide bf the Tuesday, June 23^7:30 P.M. Pwty. . . . U.N. (Command charges the Wistar vlrut strain survived 135 Hilliard St., charged with low,. 50 Spring S t: Vincent Fellet- €>m» ef had apparently Included a loan of green with envy.” bellhop to do it. , (TJmmunlsta with . eonstruotion - '______t,,i> ...... polio epidemic which took- the committing risk of Injury to chil had so much themselves. And the w«e says, "That’s not a floors, and toa Hartford Accident military fortifications in the de ter, Eaat Hartford; Mrs. Lorraine 41,800,000 In teamstsr tonda to "Never mind what they leok 9:45 a.m.’, SundayRehool, claataa and IndemnllY Co., which insurer: lives of eight unvaccinated chll dren. Atty. Vincent Diana, repre Phaneuf and daughter, Andover; But de Qeulla,does not want ths bad Idea. I think I’ll mall one my- for all agas. w 48 HARTFORD ROADt ^ militarized zone near Kpvean War senting Burns, said Burns has Fruehauf to help hlih win a proxy Uke," you say, handing him your toe maintenance concern. dren. Mrs. ^hlriey Hannon and daugh bomb so that he caii hel^ butohilHy self to out next door neighbor.” wallet. "Just Euy aU you can find." 10:45 a.m.. Morning worship. battleground of Pork Chop Hill. •Ihe American Cyanlmld Com bfibn admitted to a hospital for fight for control of hla company. You don’t know It toeq, but you Mrs- Booe is the mother of ter, 111 Brooklyn St, IJockvllle; with It. He wants It so he can be The compulsion . reaches its 8 9.m.. Christ’s . Ambassadora, "Billy” Rooe, who was a football Rejection of Strauss pany-Ledcrle Laboratorlea and Dr. cars for a period of about six Mrs. Ceclle LaPlante and daugh a mora important qulbbler ever . Ariar Uis Indlctmant, It appeared, and your wife already have taken climax when flat busted, .you send youth service. ' ^ REID AUCTIONEERS CE5IETERY V jWOALS HUNTED Albert R. Sabin of the)Universlty weeks. the fatel step. For writing Just one star at Yale In the 1940s. Bridgeport, June 20 (ff) —The ter, 256 Hackmatack St queetlens ttke ^ rlin that Fruehauf la as Innocsnt as your dear, wife out into tbs streets 7 p.m., Evangelistic service. Sponsored By The Metoodlst Man's CInb v,.' of Cincinnati also qre working to The court also continued the DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: postcard ife as Impossible as eating to beg stamps from passing strang Mountain Grove Ceinstery As#n. develop oral vaccines. MANCHESTER HI8H OYMNASIUM He himself believes and preaches Beck 'evar claimed to be. atate- only a single peanut at a cocktail , 64 s u r r a BETITJBD has offered a reward of 8600 for following cases: Sandra MacKay, 454 , E. Middle ers. Fleet Ohurcli of OlMlat, Scientist NSW Haven, June 30 (F)—^The Dr. Koprowskl ia the developer Vincent J. Orsipl, 40, of Hart Tpke.; Mra. “iSusanna DemkO, 222 that *Fra9cs Is not really Itself ment issued for him said: party. Then one moridng it is all over. Masonic Tsmple the arrest and conviction of the Jolts His Top Aides of the Wistar vaccine. He ?ald The next day you each write two settlement of 54 lawsuits, based oh vandals who Thursday night ford/^ fradulent delivery of a check, Oak St.; James Knight, 48 .^nes TUESDAY lUNE » itnleaa in the front rank: only "I have earne'' and enjoyed an You awake feeling guilty and suf a 1057 factory firs which killed IS further teets are planned before two.-counta, to June 29; Edward R. Dr.’, Mrs. Shirley Pinkln, 14M postcards. The third day each write fering from a' bad Caae of writer’s Wednesday meeting 8 pm .. overturned about-70 tombotonas. the Vaccine is submitted to the vaat enterprtsea are capable unblcmlahed business and peramal four postcards, the fourth day persona, was announced here yss- Ineluded In the wreckage waa a ' (Uontinued from **ags’Oae) furnitura manufacturer, might Speim,;. n , 33, of Litchfield, speed Garden Dr.; Mias Rose LaMarr, oOuntsrbalanoIng the 'ferments of reputation for more than 80 years cramp. You can’t look at another Sunday Service and Church tsrdsy. Ths..dsfSndants wll) sstsb- lirierai government for approval. ing,' Mon'day; I.,awrence E. Linde, Willimantic; Mrs. Dpra Hoyt 43 Tieo Uour» p/ Sparkling FTesicrn, eight cards each. And each dqy af postcard. The madness has paaacd. School’l l a.m. statue qf Tom Thumb, P. T .. even be named to toe eecreiary- LAst Thursday the National dispersal which are Inherent in its and I am poritive that my involve ter that you step up the number. i*' ,liah .X S400.000 fund for payment Baruum’s famed olrriw midget. hpsepiation on who the Preaident ship. 25. of 11 Lewis St., operating un Foley St.; Gary Guyer, Coventry; Folkf Square Dancing 8 to 10 p.m. So you cable the boas for paaaage Reading room' hours at 749 Main of all claim*, it was decided in Su>. Foundation announced Its Vaccine der .suspension of hi* license, June Phillip Savva. 21 S t John St.; peopls.. . Franea caandC be France ment in -a matter affecting Mr. You go to the top of the Eiffel money, and you and your wife take St. Tuesday, Friday and Saturday will name In place ct Strauss. ' Commerce (ffficlals said action Advisory Committee would meet Tower, but neither you nor your -perior Court. The .fire took place Strauss is expected to submit on some top policy questions has 26; Reginald E...Pomphrey, 33, of Mrs. Eileen Flynnrl087 Main S t; tritbout greatness.” Dave Beck will 'le found to be en the- next plane or ship home. 11 a.m.—4- p.m. Thursday 11-9 Jan. 24, 1087, In a 4-story loft on July 8 to decide whether to recom Mrs. Bertha Russell, 20 Salem Rd.; PLVSrCtub Dancing 10 p.m. to 12 wife have time to look at the splen But ihe first thii^ you do is hla resignation within a few days, bean delayed in recent months mend general public use of Dr. 489 E. Middle Tpke., breach pf toe But that tha atomic bomb is tirely Innocent.” did view Of Parja. Yea are too busy start looking up all tha peopla you Franklin St. Bersonai Notices although aides *ald he legally can because Stirauas often was prq- peace and assault, .to June 26; Richard Didan Jr„ 36 Bolton S t; J r triM defiidtloii of grsatnass, '7£lke Beck, lie apd Seymour will s e le c t^ splendid "poatcar* and "ia tha Universe, ' iheluding Sabln’e vaccine. Grace R. Gea*. 41. qf 26 Uttle St., Charles Wallach, 116 Bretton Rd.} wrote |o- ■ Man. Evolved by Atomic F o rcer ,11. I'l. ■ • ' -I ■ I ■» ,'a’t hold the t>pet until Congress ad oecuplsd with the nomifixtion If toe committee approves,'dis « U and wbsa Franto gets It. be innOecnt uaOl they nne ‘found BOribbllng “having moat wonderful "We uure had a great Umar" you following too closely, to June 36. Mrs. Constance Albert and son, En sriU be toe anbJect of the Laason- journs. , r- ...... fight • tribution in the United , SUtea field; Mr*. Bqverly Fultz and ^ ".tM boftib will bring frsedpm and guilty. MoanwhUd^' in tha Indict Urns. Miss you terribly." aajif^^ than add: In Memoriam When Strauss steps down, bis - fU had held'toe ascrstarytolp would depend op a license Dom MANC You go to the Louvre-and toll toe . tha vfay, have you stin gdt Rermon for Sunday, June 31, 198t. la loTlne memory Dublin — On# of tos few remain' 4imgtater,_____ 203 Center S t; Mrs. ■k .dfiniigr to ,tb a Francii spirit. In- ment at least, anlcdd and-pretty Tha Golden Text ia from Frov- who paesM away duties will be taken ovef tem on a rsoaaa dppolntotent sine# last toe U.S. Public Health Service. r_. . . ^ daughter, gtUde, "Never mlnd.Mona tJsa and any of the postcards we sent you? porarily by Underseeretazy Frsda- Novambar. The Sahln vaccine has been giy- Ing vSIlum and parchmant-maklnft Elaine Urngfellow i sIM .of ths oaptivity It hss reliable truth is ones more Indl- toe Venus dl hOlo. Show ua the We want to aee-what Europe really orbs (8:19): "The l« rd of wtadoih oeM'l Uk« » 9p€C dny. Industries In toe world haa bsss RFD_ 2i Boqkvllle; Hrs. Helen bath founded toe earth; by undsr- rick H. icueller. who will become Presumably this slowdown In tsi to more than four million psy* Small and son, South. Coventty; t'y .bsemtit ’is'fttiMffs who stgtody own osted. It Is that wronig-deiaf sel postcard couhter.V looks like,” AIIDt jiinM you to our mliMt. .. . _ ‘i*; policy dsdalona will continue until sons in testa In mimy countries, transferred from the Dutch toam You ara both now in, the grip of The secret is—if you want to aaa stwding bath bs satshllriiad toe we £ net twnk et you «etin# aeorstary. of Itoreulo to Cs|brtdfs, Ih County Mrs. Osrtrudi Hill and g tri.-68 'ti- 5 3 * «r« t dom enlata in ajracuum, or ln on^ h savi^:” , ’isro to find. tpas.j|iMiia talk.tost Mual' too question' of a aucoaaaor Is ds- including tos United States and hsth Dr, ’ > Wa oTioototy.withou): con>- a mania mors -iiuddio\|ui than ad- Eunme with your own eyea whUa^ PINE 1 ^ 6 fonnar Grand Rapida..ltidu, cMBM.’ '- Rusaia.. Klldam, 12 mUe# from Dublin. dletloa to tha bottle or too opium you are stl)l thsiteT-fiaver Writer' RatscUeBS from ’ toa Elhla M- *4 qpiTRRi ( M:.:9*14 ------...JT .. 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UANCUESTBR e v e n in g HERALD. 1CANCUB8TBR. CONN, SATURDAY, JUNE 20. 1959 PAGE SgVWft n-4 MANCHB8TEII SVBNINO HERAL&.JIANtaiESTER. CONN- SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 18M r A G V S IX O ld Yankees Back in Business^ with Help from Jim Coates ' r* Jik
Oilers Play at Nebo; Doctors to Play Close Within 2Vz Games Lawyers Sunday DIRECTORY Legion Nine on Road S ESS ILnumbvrs wsre itmd «s Of Pace-Setting Indians A measuriRR stick the oddr Little Jackie Hsdlund (1-0) is expected in be on the mound would be oTerwhelmiiifty New Y’ork, June 20 (^V-The old Yankees are back in busi- tomorrow aft^oon when unbeaten Moriarty Bros. (1-0) in fxvor of the lAwyets in nessV’ with the help of a newcomer who was a long time .host the OlUnsville Axes (1-1) in a 2:30 Farmington Valley their third annual licneflt coming. Hank Bauer and Yogi Berra, two guys you think of Baaeball League contest at Mt. Nebo. The invaders were the softball game ajoiinst the quick at mention of New York’s champions, had the clutch IttllCHESTER MR. LESLIE, H alf Stylist, enly club to beat ‘ha Ollera laat^ Doctors Sunday afternoon. hits last night as the T*nkaaa*> MANCHESTER aurnmer./ The twice postponed attrac still fifth, closed within 3 4 -gam** H e d ^ d , a cute cnirva-ballinf tion will eitjirt at 3 o’clock. of th* top with a 3-2 victory over AUTO PARTS lefUm der, went all th* way two Cleveland'* American League-lead Three Cubans has been added to our staff weaM.agoveeM.ago whe when the Silk Townere SpdiHior ia the Woman’s ing Indians. . u BROAD Si nipped toe hard-hitting New Brit Ahxiliairy of Manchester But It was Jim Coates, a right ain Faieoti* 7-6 In 11 inning*. Memorial HospitaL All pro hander who spent seven years ID Gain Victories Trinity College ace Mylea Mc th* minors, who put It away. The cnoioB Viuuim Al«*an At Tonr 8«nrlcv F«r Donough will be ready to spell ceeds will enter the auxili • MAOHINC SHOP SERVICE big rookie, 26, - nailed th* opener QUALITY Jackie If necewary. Former Man ary fund to'carry out plan of a four-gam* ••riei with one- In U.S. Debut • BttUIPMENT chester High School, standout Ber- SEAK>ODS U f • PARTS (■»«* MO rebuilt) Lcw» ned projects. hit pitching, for 3 1-3 ahutout In nle Alemany will be behind the nings In relief of Injured Whitey New York, Jun* 20 097—The • ACOBSSORIES 9* EAST GBNTBR ST. plate. Coach Herb Phelon' of 43 OAK ST. • 8UPPUB8 the Lawyers has rounded Ford. Cubans boxers that i*—have • DUPONT PAINT. S t PPUiOS TEL. Ml 8-MM .. Starting Unrup . Coatei came on *fUr Ford, who landed and the situation Is well in TEL. Ml • MR7 In th* infield, from firat to third up 26 . players as compared Ope« Satantey until • P*flk blanked the Indians on four hits hand. A three-man invasion• taam base, the local* will line up with to just 15 for the Doctors, for four innings, gave way be from Havana established a beach hustling Jimmy Moriarty. Don coached "by Walt Schardt. cause of a sJiraTncd ankle In a l.v- head last night at Madison Square Simmons, diminuUv* Leo Cyr and Ing, two-run sixth. Garden. All three will be back COMPLETE H IG H G R A D E ateady Andy M*neggla. The start- But Schardt may, if the GLASS situation warrants, draft That rally ended with Minnie Aug. 7. HEATING Iqg outfield trio will be *elected Mlnoan’s thwarted theft of home ’Tha. familiar cry of "Arriba” Knarf's • F or A nte WUMMUeM* PRINTING frorii among Ohlck Gagnon, Roy members of the Doctors’ and the Indiana loal their accond that uaed to greet Kid Gavilah's Rotary or ProMoro • For Star* Froato aafi alK McGuire, Jimmy Roac'n and flebt- nine-piece musical aggre In .a row . after winning seven flurrlea itchoed in the Garden for . Bumcra . FOOD MARKET ataao of wtaHow . JOB AND COMMERCIAL footed Rick Paquette. , ' * gation, ’The High-Fever straight. They now have only a for welterweight Florentino Fer- OAU. 08 FOB FB£E 5M B. MIDDLE TURNPCSB • For Table Top*. ^ PRINTING Sunday’! conteet marks the atari Five, Plus Four.’^ u t under one-gam* lead over th* Chicago nand'es and lightweight* Carlo* BSrntATBS of a busy four-gAme schedule in Whit* Sox and Baltlmor* Orioles, Hernandes and Douglas Valiiant. PHO.VE a-sn5 Opea 8 Oaj* a W«*k. Prompt and Effioiaat Printing five day* ,fof the Gas Housers. no conditions wul Umpire- who ar* in a virtual tie tOr. sec Let Cunliffe Paint Your Car 8 A .K to 8 FJi. Of AH Kinds JACKIE HEDLUND Although Hemandas w«* bonr in Mortarty's nr* aisled for three in-Chief Wally - Fortin al ond. Caracal, Venexuel*.' Cuba claim* Have you ever conaldered h*v-'*> Mcttarty Pitcher A • • f ♦ '• The Whit* Sox, idled by rain at FOURTY BROS. Open Monday thru Saturday JoD they will be glad to give you •tarts in the atrong Hartford Twi low either team more than him a* It* own becauaS'lie has had Ing your car painted? .Nothing light League, all. at Colt’a Park in Boston, have a .001 percentage OlODBPOBATBD T A.M. to f P.M. bne. ; I. A.>YHITE OOMMUNITY PRESS nine players on the field at all hla pro fights in HaVanA make* a car look better than a tha Capital a ty . point ^ g * over the Oriolea, who noD o momytND c o a l , Nothing tiunta more ' than a 9 East Mid^e Tpka. one time. Fernandes, the "big boy" of toe O O N N B O n ^ OOBB. SUNDAYS. 1 A.M. to 8 P.M. paint job done by an expert, and Monday night the Oilers clash swept a twl-ntght pair from Kan trio, stopped Stefan RedI, Hun scratch on a new car; H seem* to (3L A S S C O . Crews Ready saa City 8-2 and 2-0. r o n . o n u b a n g b o i l Triiphona MI 8-S727 with defending Champion Hamil A year ago the two rivals garian-born resident of, PasSaio, Spoelallatng la the Bneat eoM if .you are looking for a fln* Job stand out and shout to the owner. 81 Biaaan BL—TaL MI 8^7821 Dempsey, Patterson Discuss Well-Padded Mip Detroit retained fourth place, n o Bnad 8L->1W. Ml 0-«SSa to be done, let Cunliffe Motor Let Cunliffe Motor Sales-touch up ton Standard. On Tueeday they en were tied at 9-all when the N.J. in 1:07 of the seventh round. outa and meata In town. gage St.' Cyril'* and wind up l*s games shy of firat, by beating Femandek Is a well packed 1444- Sale* do the work for you. these scratches for. you;, they will Messiei^s for Slipcovers For 57th IRA exhibition waa called, be Former world heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey points to the 12-ounce glove held Washington 6-4 In IS Innings. do It so skillfully that you abso agabut Pratt A Whitney Air cause of rain. Bud Schmidt by. current champion Floyd Patterson at latter’s training camp yesterday. Patterson will • > » poiinder with a solid left hook. Cunliffe Motor Sale* 1* located Wantto give your home a look of^ craft on Thursday. All HTL Ult* lutely cannot find where it was "On* CaU Dom It AO" will keep .the fans alert to defend his title Thursday” night against Swedish heavyweight Ingemar Johannson in YANKERf) 8, INDIANS 2— RedI, stopped for the first time in on Rt. 30 In Wepplng at the Duco once they flnlRi the Job. Don’t b* alrine** this summer? Tjet Messier get down during thoae hours, SBC SFFUMOE have a 8 o’clock atarting time. Regatta Today hla 32-bout . career, weighed 147 Your Beat Upholstery at 599 Center St. make phone call will set up an *vealng DRY CLEANING Freeh from two straight 'wins. the play-by play action via New York. (AP Photofax) The Yankees, only .042 points be JOYCE Sign, Juat a few minute* ride from fooled into thinking that Just any hind Cleveland, scorad the clinch pounds. Buy On slip covers for your furniture. appolntmenL REFAIRS Coach Whltey Johnson’* Manches the public address system. Fl0 W«r Shop. bM. Mancheiter. If you are lnt*r- one can ftll in a scratch. It is th* Have you a favorite chair or and LAITNDElllNG Syracuse, N. Y., June 20 UP)— er with an unearned run on It was a Strang* ending. Fer Com ^ation Really, you have no idea how much ter American Legion Juniors make nandes was winning going away work of an expert to Mend in the couch that need* repairing and re BnuMfeaa Ati Eleven of the country’* best crews ' Tickets and scorecards Bauer'i two-out eingla In the 0 » K b 8 t-M l O-OTf 1 Window* and eited In having a paint Job done, bright and gay slip covers can 21 their eecond start In Zone Two when he planted a left hook on why not drive over *ome day and cMor to absolutely match so covering? Let Mesaier Upholitery la OAK RT. prepared to battle choppy Onon will be available at the ■Ixth. Bobby RIchardaon raced Door*. Window smoothly that no tract of rou^.i- change the appearance of any competition against Willimantie Redl’s Jaw. Down went Stafan In let them look the car over, and room, they push the heavier look do the Job for you; they have all daga Lake today in the 87 th Inter- gate. home with the run that put them Awning*. Door n«*s appea.s. Why not 1st-the ex 801 HARTFORD RO. , RBPAJKR ON— in a 2:30 game tomorrow a'fter- Jon es Hero as Giants his own comer. He came up at • rONKRAL OESltiNS Canopie*. then give you an eatimate on the of your furnlturs away and give kind* of aamplea to choose from, collegiate Rowing Assn. Regatta. two game* over .500 for the firat perts do the wot!’ . The co*t is so 249 N. MAIN ST. noon at Recreation Park in the time *inc* April 33 after leading nine. Just . beating toe lO-eount • WBODINO BOUItUBTS 4aiou*ie Window coat of the work? There te ho the room a feeling of cool and airy and whether you choose a mod OKILLS, KLEOXKIO IBONB, ihiread City. The locals whipped Syraicuse wa* a' strong choice to obligation on your part, and they moderate, and you are sure of lightness. At the same time, you TOARXBBR. PBBOOLATOBB, take its firat title in 39 years. off with ah infield elngle *nd Referee Harry Ebbeta took a loak • rUNUL ARRANUBMBNT8 Mid Door* setisfaction. erate priced tabric or' a vary ex NEW SYSTEM West Hartford 10-1 in an Inde- and asked "ar* you all right?Ilf will cheerfully fumlah you with might consider having Messier Up- pensive one, the same ear* and VACUUM CLBANBBS, HEAT- Oomell’s Big Red, running Shove^Braves Out of First reaching aecond on ehortstop FOR BOMB mat HOSPITAL A wreclcsr has been purchased pendanl teat and then shaded RedI said, "Yea" and then pro an eatimate on any work. holatert- make you soma draperies skilled workmanship goea -into LAUNDRY EBB. FANii SEWING AIA- string of four straight IRA vic Woody Held’e aecond error 'of the E-Z T om * o Freo Estimate* by Cunliffe Motor SalM and la newcomer South Windsor 8-2 last year ceeded to walk out with hla hands • Oersagw ^ No paint Job la better than the to blend with or match your slip every job. New springs can' b# put DRY CLEANERS CmNES. tories, an'd the Huskies of Wash .^Jones has won five of six decigions{> PIRATFJ4 «, CARDS 0—Vem TEL. MI 8-2888 avallabl* if need. If your oar is Thursday In their Zone opener. ington rated the best chance of New York, June 20 (/P) Barr*, whose tag on Mlnoao in down. Ebbata quickly Jumped be- material uaed, and that if why covers. The cost of this? Mvjch less in furniture. Perhaps they only Mate Plant: 44 Hnrrisoa Rt. Johnson already haa nominated in that span and has added two Law (7-4) shut out the seventh- Aautl* Home SpRcidtiM Co. unable to be driven over to them', than you think and you might also defeating th* veteran Syracuse If you think Sam Jones is the a close play set off a rhubarb ba^^ ‘4w*#n the men to atop it. Cunliffe Motor Sale* uie* Duoo call MI 4-1223 and they will pick need new tying*. You may choose Fhona MI 9-TT88 AR work guarawtRRd veteran Pat Mlstretta to oppose saves in relief, having a hand in place Cardinals, who had won nine In hla dressing room RedI axid S r 6 a g l Bob Brown nnd Chnriio Prlnale painta and enamela on all cara it consider that you are aaving your from .Tubber, spring or cotton for boat. hero of the hour now that San seven ot the 19 victories in the of 11, on four singles, two by Glno tween the Ipjuna and Umpire 88 PURNELL PLACE it up and do the noesasbry body self money by protecting your fur toe WIlHmantle Poet, the Silk Fiftean-mile-an-hour headwinds, Charley Berry, collected his 1,- h*. thought th* fight wa* over but palnta. They have factory-mixed the cushions, and'when the Job is Town righthander having posted Francisco has shoved Milwau Giants’ comeback. Clmoil.'The Pirates, winning seven painta and enamela in moatTif the repair work on it for you. Dented niture with allp-covers during the forecast "by to* weather bureau, 200th RBI with a two-out single clatmed he could bave continued. fender*, doors, trunks offer no completed with the fabric of your a 4-3-1 won, lost and record kee’s Braves out of the Na While the Giants and Milwaukee of their last nine, backed him with Ail 'tor** official* had Fcmandea. popular colors. However, there warm weather, for your upbolstSry would slow the pace for the three- were having at it in the opener of eight hits, includipg homers by for th# first of two .runs in the problem to their expert body re choice,. you will have a chair that is with the 1958 State champions. mile haul but could help such tional League lead, forget it. a 23-5^a'r-oId unbeaten boxer- are quite a few colon that have will last just that much longer. good, perhaps better than new, at C U N L IF F E a three-game set at San Francisco, Ramon Mejias and Dick Groat fifth. Loser Gary Bell (6-6), after N*»( pair eervic , and they do wekhng Sin.,'y dial MI 3-883; and aak DON WILLIS Pst. an excallent hitter and used crew* as Syracuse and Cornell, American Leeqpie Sad Sam is the Giants’ hero' of blanking the Yankees on on* hit puncher,Nyay out front. It was hi* to be eapacially mixed, but Cun- a cost far below the purchase In toe outfield when not on the third place Pittsburgh closed with against rookie Dick Ricketts 30th stra ii^ vletoty find hi* 16th BE AN INfORMED Itffe Motor Salea can duplicate right on the preoitisee, thus saving them to call at your home with which emphasise th* low stroke Yeaterday’a Reeult* the month. It took Jackie Brandt's for four frames, then wild pitched you tla:* and money. price of new fumitura today. MOTOR SALES mound, went the first three In- two-run single iii the bottom of in two games of the top with a 6-0 (0-2). straight knobkout. Judge Joa Ag- any color right in their own ahop. samples of materials—they have Rained AU Week Balttmora 8-2, Kansaa City 2-0 victory over St. Louis. Los Angel • • * the other run home. Ford was in Machinery should also b* treat ever so many and tha price range Car upholstery is another serv 6AEAGE 'nlnga against West Hartford for A cloudy day, with the possibil Deti^Oit. S.LWaahington 4 (11) the 10th to put the Giants .006 nello had It 0-0>^udge Mik* Davo- TRAVELER The fact that they are alao able ice offered by Messier Upholstery. EXPERT AUTO BODY and hla only work to date. es rapped Cincinnati 6-2. and Phila DODGERS 6. REDS 2— Duka Jufed eliding as he was forced at dowlch 4-2 and Referee Ebbets 6-1. to duplicate any color of foreign ed to a coat of paint to pressrve wide—and they will come at ity of some sunshine by race tim# New York 3, Cleveland 2 percentage points and a half-game second in that Inning. k. Rust oan pro-ve a most e]^>«n- Torn placer ,ln the upholstery, FENDER BBPAJKR 18 Main 8L, Tel MI-9-4581 . Newcomer Tony Falcetta, cred ahead with a 4-3 -victory over the delphia defeated Chicago’* Cub* 8- Snider drove in four runs with a The AP card agrebd with Ebbets. ca n will come a* welcome news your convenience and you are In in late afternoon (4:15 p.m Oiicago at Boeton, Postponed, 75. Coates (2-0) gave up only slve enemy so Insure agalmt thie ho way obligated. bums, stains, all of - these detract ENAMEL and LACXJUEB ited with both. Mancheit*r tri BDT)« was on tap. Good weather Rain. Braves last night, but it figures aa pair of homers, his seventh and Fernandex' left hand that floored e A L i . Brourne the Book Shop to their owners, even if there la eighth, for the Dodgers. His first, leadoff single by George Htrick- RedI was badly awmlsn in toe no apecial formula grlVen. Thay with a coat ot paint when ever It Is Important to see thbse •am from the appearance o f . your car EBFINIRHINGS Spoekiidiig la umph* thu* far, will be ready for could draw a crowd of between W Pet. G.B. the least they could do for Jones. • wwwiwe Ml 3.6563 So many different materials arc relief duty if necessary. Johnson' GIANTS 4. BRAVES 8—The with two on, triggered a five-run land In the ninth, then retired dressing room. He win^ havs x- are atarting to have color formu necessary- You’ll have money by ple* In your own home so you may BEARONABLB PRIGER 10,000 and 15,000. It haa rained Cleveland . 33 .559 — The big- righthander had given Giants, who tied it 2-all on Jim plnch<-hitter* Tito Francona, Rum MANCHESTER keeping aii maeWnery well paint carried here that the chances ar|l BRAKE SERVICE also can call on holdover Steve Mc- here all week. Chicago ...... 33 28 ..541 up two runs and five hits In the first inning that handed Brooks rays taken today when he' and to* la* on foreigji can, but, in many sure they will blend with the FREE ESTmATER Davenports single, a walk and Lawrence .|3-8) his seventh de Nixon and Willie Jones in order. others return to HavanA ca***, these are not yet available. ed. color icheme of your room. Slip that the original material can he Adam, the cliib’a lone southpaw, or Navy, Penn. California and Baltimore . . . . 34 29 .540 first three innings—then Allowed • * • absolutely matched and no one will E l. 80—WAPPING, CONN. Chris McNeill for bullpen duty. Detroit ...... 33 29 .532 two force outs in the fifth, put it feat in A row. Roger Craig, a one About 5,000 saw Hernahdes, BOOKSHOP However, do not be diicounged For fine body and- fendsr repairs, covere may be clemed so easily, Frant Eod Angamaat Wisconsin fall in the darkhorse only three hits the nest of the_ way. away after Buhl (6-5) walked Wil OHIOLBA g-2, A’S 2-tk-i-The Or let CunUffe Motor Sales handle the ever know th# interior of the car AT THE RIOHFIBLD SIGN A Manchester’s lineup and batting category for college rowing’s big New York . , . . 331 1 29, .517 2'^ Two of those came In the iOth and time Dodger star just back from 133 4 , win his ninth straight by ANDREWS BLDG. by the lack of a formula, for Cun and If you have children you know lie .Maya leading off the lOth. Or the minors, was the winner. He ioles, winning four straight for the outpointing lAik* EasUr of Pitui- .. 87 E. Cottar SL—Ml 8-1036 Ilffe Motor Sale* can duplicate the Job for you. They use the finest how important It is to have covers was damaged. Floor carpeting Oaotfol, RopMr Worii two-game battjng averages prixe. Princeton, Dartmouth, MIT, Kansas City .. 36 33 .441 7 two were by Billy Bruton; whose TEU Ml 8-8404 ’ in parentheses, is expected to com Washington . . . 27 35 .435 7 4 lando Cepeda’i only hit, a single, walked but one, struck out six first time in more than a month, burgh, 136, In eight rounds. Blaster PARKING IN REAR exact shade with or 'without euch of materials in enamel and laquer that can be cleaned frequently wears out and this, too, makes a and Columbia round out the var fifth liomer gave Milwaukee a 3-2 sent Willie scampering to third and finlahee, Duco. and their work car look shabby. Why not have a prise, Paul Sartor (.000) at sec sity field. Boston ...... 26 34 .433 7V^ and allowed only five hits, two by put away' the sweep on a Joint ws* down for an automatic eight- a formula. They are open alx Why not make your summer easier edge in the top of the 10th. chased Buhl. Reliever Don Mc count in the sixth. He wa* th* first manship is of the highest caliber by having your ^Milture slip cov new floor coveYing installed for a ond base. Chuck Salmond (.286) 'Ten colleges'were entered In th* Today’s Game* and Frank Thomas, who hit his fourth shutout ..by Skinny Brown and lykwchRBOtr Moving days a week from 8 in the morn Then the Giants got busy, chas Mahon then walked Daryl Spencer, Billy Loss backed by Qua Trlah of Hemandet’ pro foq* to go th* ing till n at night, and any time and their puieea extremely resson- ered" very reasonable price? at shortstop, Dave White (.286) freshman and junior varsity paces. Probable Pltchera home run. behind the plate, Wes Feahler ing Bob Buhl and ending Milwau loading the 'bases for Brandt’s third doa' 17th homer—the 100th of his distance'. — oad Tracking Co. you want an eatimate on a paint sble. Since 1918 Wilbrod Messier has For the very beat in upholster Comell’s freshmen were heavily Cleveland at New York, 2 p.m.— kee's first place stay that had be MANCHESTER MASURY (.429) at third base, Dick Avery Score (7-3) vs. Maas (4-4). single that brought San Francis career—and Bob Boyd's RBI sin Out Under Left Rye been in the upholstery buainess ing services, for lovely slip covsrs favored to win the two-mlle open gun May J3. co’s largest crowd of the year— PHIIJt 8, OUB8 7—The Phils The other Cuban, making his T H R E E J'S and draperies, let Messier Uphol (.333) in rightfleld. MistretU ing event, scheduled for 3 p.m. Detroit St Washington, 2 p.m.— had homers from Harry Anderson gle. Brown (4-2) gave up'five of than 800 retirees and has had only and. in 1923 he started hts business MEMORIAL CO. Ironically, it was Jones,.who was 22,984—to it* feet screaming. the A’s seven hits in the la*t 4wo United States debut wa* VaTllant, in Manchester. No one has a Sner stery do the work for you. Their (.867),.Larry Lovett (..SOT) at first (EDT). Penp. was the choice in the Lary (7-3) va. Griggs (2-4). and Ed Bouchee while building a one turn down his Invitation for Opposite East Oamatary PAINT bassi Skip Marsh (.280) in left- Chicago at Boston (2), (day- the loser when the Giants fell from Jones struck out nine and walk- innings. Loes saved it by retiring 134 4« a lopsided winner over Jim RESTAURANT reputation as an upholsterar, .and skilled services are available at three-mile Junior varsity pull, '' a e<| but three while gaining a 3-1 7-2 lead, but needed an unearned my Grow of Lewiston, Idaho, 136, Retirement: a chat, stresses civic and church field, and Dick Sylvester (.000) in half hour later. '• night) 2 p.m. and 8:16 p.m.— first place May 5. And it was Jones pinch-hitter Ray Boone on a fly ON ROUTE 8 nnd UA work for retiremant day*. when work is done here you are most reasonable rates and you, . . . If good palaf season record against t-he Braves. run in the seventh to nail it. in a 10-rounder. Two officials centerfield. Syracuse’s varsity defeated Wynn (9-4).i-game lead over the with the Cards, who traded him to ner each homered and drove in 8-1-1. Grow was cut qnder the left Try our nsw Toko Horn* Happy Times 5 p.m. and for .those who cannot here. v , will host neighboring Rockville In Goes Cup Race, after an opening Banks’ two-run, 19th homer in the eye and on the bridge of the nos*. sider In pickin" a retireih*nt loca Ovar 80 Yaara Bxparianaa a 8:15 game at M t Nebo. loss to powerful Harvard^ Kansas City at Baltimore, 8:05 Giants. the Giants last winter. three runa for Baltimore in the tion?—L. R. The Giants, who had 11 hits, sixth Inning. Rookie Bob Ander Vaillant, 21, ii unbeaten In 18 pro SwvicR." C dl Ml 9-4484 BY MARIE DAERR p.m.—Daley (S-6) vs. Wilhelm Since then, a month to' the day. son (3-6) was the loser for the opener. Billy O'Dell (3-6) won it the Giant* have won 19— and Sad now have won three in a. row, 'fight*. m d it win bs raody for Important Mem* ar* cHmate, money Is inersaaing. But tha fact Paint and Wallpaper Store (9-1). sixth time In his last seven d*-. allowing only four hits, one Jerry is that the number of leaders Is CoR Ml 9.S807. Sao Paulo, B iu il—Eder Jofre, Sam has figured in more than a while the Brave* have lost five The Cuban Invasion wiu a top Letting the wives in on retire^ housing faciHtlaa, recreation, liv Your Pocketbook 845 Main Street Tomorrow’s Sobedule cislons. ' Lumpe's firet home run. Johnny y o u . . . ing ooata, people. also on tha Increase. ftxxii, atopped Angel Bustos, Ar Cleveland at New York (2), 2 p.m. third of those victories. Now 8-6, of their last seven. drawer affair. CSptain Feltpa ment planning has paid di-vidends A. AUtETTl.,P»ep. gentine, 4. Bantamweights. Kucka (1-4) and Rip Coleman Ouecra Matos, the new sports di Q—What la maaot by a Social By FAYE HENLB An important reason for this TeL MI 9-0.300 p.m. (2-S) ewre the losers for tha A's In employe good will for Standard Harriaaa Rt, Maaohaatar Detrqit f'.t Waahington (2),1 p.m. rector, draped . tha Cuban flag SEATING FOR OVER Security "primary banaAt?” — situation ia the SmairBuBinasa Ad J who havs dropped seven straight around the victorious Fsmandes \ 100 p e o p l e : OH Co. of (%io and Ma subakllaries. .? B. Perhaps never before has the op ministration Act. Including funda Chicago at Boston, 2 n.m. Kansas City at Baltimore, 2:06 Equine Misses in Hot Argument after to* main event.. A In. 19^9 Sohio launched a pro A—Thie ia the monthly, pay portunity for going Into one’s own appropriated through I960, it ear- ’nGERS 6, s e n a t o r s , 4—Th* Lula Rodrieguex, another Cuban, m vk s 700 mllUoA doUara of federal p.m. gram of preretirement counseling ment the 'Worker himsNf geta on buBinasi been a* good. Tigers, who had lost two In s row, actually had started the big push seeeions with employ** due to money for small business loan*- in Wednesday nlght^when he whipped retirement or if he become* dia- ’This statement might be con National League came from three runs back, tying leave the company three year* abled. ,^1 peymenU to Ma family addition to the private'funds being WATKINS-WEST LIQUORS JOIN A Virgil Adkins, the former welter it 4-aIl in the ninth on alngles by 6 aid U hence. At Sohio, 65 ie retiretnent Sure based on this amount. fusing to you who are wondering raised by the growing number of Yeeterday’a Results Three Champions Top Ted Lepcio and Frank Bolling and champ, in Miami Beach, Fla. In age for, men. FV>r women, the age how long the present business up companies operating under the FUNERAL WINES-BEER Philadelphia 8, Chicago 7. a force play. They broke it up with cidentally, Fernandes holds a de SBA to finance new enterpriaee. Pittsburgh 6, St. Louis 0 PAUAOE STORE can be 60. IJLBORER FOUND DEAD swing will last, you who are con REER IN. BARBELS a pair in the 13th on an error, cision over Rodrigues scored in the In 1953 Hertowe Farrell, man And, these funds are additional to SERVICE BOWLING Los Angelta *, Cincinnati 2. ■ingle* by Coot Veal and Eddie amateurs.' ROUTE 6-44 o BULTON Weterbury, June 20 tD —John cerned about the rising cost of bor FOR ALL OOOABIONSI San Francisco 4, Milwaukee ager of annuMiee~and Insurance rowing m o n e y . Yes, it’s true. thoae ^of the traditional lending GOVERNOR’S OUP National Turf Program Yo«t and Larry Osborne’* sacrifice Phono Ml 8-8924 Burke, 27, a Patk Department la sources.. - a DELIVERY SERVICE a ( 10). n a h o n a l u t t l e l e a g u e for Sohio, inaugurated a husband- borer, was foui^ deed yeaterday Here’s why: ORMAND J. WEST. First name player won match. fly. Barney Schultx, a one-time St. and-wife conference program. Studies of new business enter First Round Pet. G.B. Although outhit 8-5 the "m SSTS In a culvert off Riveralde Drive Historically businaaa upswings Diraetor WEST SIDE San Francisco ,.87 38 .569 — (fl»)_Xhe#Thlstledown and Suffolk Downs. Louis Cardinal knuckleballer, won Alex Olmedo Upset BEER "We feel wivea h4V« e big stake have lasted' an average of 27 prises indicate that advsrsa ^finan-' LEAGUE Parclak — PaganettI, default; New York, June 20 nipped league-leading Green Man It with three inning* of hitlea* re near Chaae Park. A am^l biw k Milwaukee .... 36 28 .563 equine misses of the turf, eh;, Arnold Hanger’s Waltx, an 11- LIQUORS in their husbande’ retirement run* through the culverti...' Dr. enontha, though the 1954-57 expan clal conditions ar* not the prima' 142 m. CENTER ST. PACKAGE STORE AT Vamey-Psrry, 2 ahd 1; Mader-E. or 11-10 last night, at Buckley lief. plena," Farrell explained. "So reason for. new enterprises going Harry Proaaaaky, Permittaa Ballsleper, 5 and 4; G, Wilson- A. Pittsburgh .. . . 35 30 .538 tangled in as hot an arjumerit foe Icngth winner of the Jersey Field. Ray Rippman paced the By Unseeded Edward H. Klraohbaum., medical sion was of 35 months duration. Maaebaster’a Oltlaat Los Angeles ...'. 35.32 .533 Stakes, and Elkcam Stable's Open The Natl, blanked .over the last WINES b'-ey as well as their husbands re examiner, attributed the death to It’s been juat about a year since sour. Instead, the prime reason for Smith, 2 and 1; Flniey-Terry,. de championships honors aa the 3- victors with two hits while Steve AUTO BODY 818 CENTER ST. Chicago ...... 32 32 .500 yekr-old colts and male- handicap View, victor In la*t week’s Kent, eight inning* by starter Paul Foy- ceive an invitation to meet with accidental drowning. ’The body recovery from the 1957-58 recea- failure la Incompetent manage-' With Fteest FaeiUttaa MANCHESTER— Ml 8-OlM fault; Brickley-Gayson, 1-up 19 Cone and Carl Colangelo each had tack and Schultx. score three in London, June 20 (P)—American CincipnaU ...... 39 -35 .453 stars, attempt to clear the situa pick up 119 pounds each aa the top two binglea for the Manormen. Large WaUc-tn Beer Cooler me for ,e talk that covers any was found by other park workera alon began. This means that, if his ment. Inadequate knowledge to holes; Benton-Benton, default; the flr*t on Faye Thorneberry’e Davis Cup ace Alex Olmedo today and Cold Boer At All Time* St. Louis 28 34 ,452 tion' today in three of the top contenders in the field of nine en who had tied the score at 10-aIl number ' of retirement subjects, who searched for Burke after he tory repeats, good times should he sustain the busineas once It is PIodaik-.Boyce,' default. Philadelphia' ... 34' 37 .393 solo homer and Harmon Kille- shrugged off his defeat In the \ W C R j ^ Open Dnily 9 A.M. to 8 P.M. prompts many question* and, we started and insulYlclen; funds. Also, Murphy-M. Anderson, 1- races on the national card. tered for the 1 1-8 mile* of the In the top of the sixth Inning. had been misaing for aeveral with us at least peat mid-1960 and Today’s Games and Probable $35,000 added., Leonard Richard brev'e two-riin homer. It was semi-final round .of tha London Eni II hope, suppliee some answers.” hour*.' the prediction, 'with all the leading OffiiClal figures, show that cx- up; Rtevena-Fergtison, 3 and 3; Three champions....of 1968 are Medics ...... 046 001-11-5-2 Championships and began working WRECKER Pitchers Stakes at Delawkre Park. Green Manor . .103 042—10-8-5 KillebrewSs 24th, tbps in the ma These seseioM aren’t hurried ef- economic indicators pointing up clUaive of farms, professional jlrac- ^ Ramanber A McKea-Sln)pson, 1-up; .Beauchene- Philadelphia at Chicago, 2 p.m.— scheduled for action in aa many jors and even with Babe Ruth’s out in earnest for next week’s fain. Ferrell devote* at least an IMlghtfnl Place To Dtaa VlirSFIlUSHOP Calumet Farm's On-*nd-On, a Rippman, Banka and Kunx, Wimbledon Tournament. P*arla found In Ametjean oy«- ward, Is that It will continue /?hn tlcea and one-man bualnassaa, more Bogglnl, 1-up, 19 holes; Naktenis- Roberts (6-5) vs. Drott (1-0). races, leaving only C. V).; Whitney's fast In-and-outer, and Arkansas record—60 pace' of 1927. CUSTOM MADI hour and a l« lf to each husband tera have too high a calciumUcli con longer. than 700,000 enterprises are start IBS W. Middle Tnmplk* • taam* axd todlviduals Carvey; ' AIlen-Trsmarco; Delia- Pittsburgh at St. Louis, 2:30 p.m. 3-year-old Sliver Spoon of the Rippman; Colangelo and Cone. It waan’t my day,” said to# 23- and wife. Fhoea Ml *-8700 chiefrtltle contenders on the side Derby winner A1 DaVelle tsngie ysar-old Peruvian who ^waa out CANVAS AWNINGS tent and bum when buffed. Gra:ntadi the cost of borrowing ed or acquired eabh year, while R E D EM B ER WelOOBM Fera-Whelan, default; J. Gordon- —Friend (8-8) vs. Mixell (8-8). with 10 others of their age In the h a b t f o b d ._t w i l e a g u e He trevele thousands of miles only about 300,000 fall. a baby altttog ^ ^rentaen, 2-up, Cincinnati at Los Angeles, 11 p.m. line*. Silver Spoon, conqueror of down by India's Ramahatban yearly to keep dates with soon-to- $28,000 added Ohio . Derby at Myles McDonough pitched a Kriihnan, 8-6, 6-1. Kriahnan, an All indication^ point to' tha fact O K N SONOAYS PIZZA a fTM iiistroetioB ~ ’ Seoop4< Round —Purkey (8-7) va Drysdale (6.-5). colts in the Santa Anita Derby nnd Thisliedow'n. On-and-On and A1 neat five-hitter last night as Mori- retire people in other states. that Sf a nation we arei novelty- • Rarciak-Varne'j^ 6 and 5; G Milwaukee at ^an Francisco, Cinema Handicaps, is scheduled to Sport Schedule international player who usually OOUKTAIL LOUNGE SPAGHEHI • free parktog : Davelle are top weight* at 119 arty Bros, won their "first game "Big item in the conference, iq. The Luckless Legion ' by Irwin Capl8n hungry and that we have ah in • aaaek bar Wilson-Ballsleper, 1-up; Gayaon- 4 iSO'-p.m.—Burdette (lO-S), vs. Mc make her next start in the $100,, makes the rounds of the summsr gi'Ving the oi«ple a booklet pre-' AMPLE PARKING pounds. after three straight setbacks, 8-1 tournaments, isn't even seeded at satiable appetite for new iervlces. RAVIOLI I air eoadltloBed Finley, dafault;. Martin-Plodslk, Cormick (4-6)." OOO added Hollywood Derby, June over American Construction at Sunday, June 21 pared especially for them,” Far- DANCING .T h e largest feature race field of Wimbledon. Olmedo is. No. 1, In these two areas opportunity ap default; Murphy-^Stevana, default: .Tomorrow’s Sc^dule .. 27. the day la ,ln 1 1-16 miles of the Colt’s Park. Two runa in th# Nassiff vs. 1:15—Oval. rel said. “It contains figures on pears bountiful. EVERY FRIDAY and OPEN DAILY 32 KRUNSWICK McKee-Beauchene, 6 and 4; Allen- Philadelphia .at Chicago, 3 p.m;. Reginald Webster’s Quill, best of “ Hs played very welL" ssJd Ol $15,000 added Constitution at Suf second Inning actually clinched Pontlcelli -vs.' Bantly, 3:16 — medo. "It was the firat time I had the man’s present aper.Mble in You need hot ba highly skilled SATURDAY NIGHTS 7:30 A.M. to ll:00 PJ«. Naktenis, l-up; DellaFera-Gordph, Pittsburgh at St. Louis (3), 2 p,m. the 2-year-old fillies last year, come and on what the couple will AUTOMATICS folk. By Hy and Eternal Bim pack the verdict for the Oilers who had Oval. seeh him in action and it was an to take advantage of the ehancea 3 and 2. , Cinciqnhti at Los Angeles 5 p.m. heads a field of 11 ,in the 1 ..1/A taken a 1-0 lead lb the first) frame have to spend after retirement. SUNDAYS Mllwauke* at San Francisco, 4 :30 miles of th* $75,000 added Coach^ top weight of 121 pounds each in’'a. Collinsville, vs. Moriarjy, 2:30— eye opener." that exist for starting a small buai- RED EMBER Third Round on Don Simmons’ long run-pro- Nebo. ------"On an average, Sohioans get Rts. a and 44A—BoHan 4 P J L to lOtSO P M . PHONE p.m,'.m - ■ *' ■ ing Club American Oaks at Bel field of 16. A, couple of hour* after his de nesa of your own. Id rank aa the Parciak-G. Wilson, 4 and 8; ductng triple to left-centerfield. Legion at WilUmantic, 2 ~ R ec feat Olmedo hustled onto the Wim a spendable retirement income prims requisites Imagination and TEL. MI 9-4448 CLOSED MONDAYS Ml 3-1202 M artin-&a^n, 3 and 2; Murphy- mont Parif. She already has vic DUCOaodDUlUXmHING equal to 70 }er cent of their ac Silky Sullivan staged one of hla Two singles and an error led to Park. bledon courts for a full-scale work Hard work, j- McKee, 3 and 2; DellaFera-Allen,, tories in the Acorn and Mother American’s lone tally in the sixth. SEE US FOR: tual Income when wotWng. ’This Goose Stakes to back up her claim. famous stretch^ drive* as he came out. 1M MIDDLE TURNPIKE, WEST e Aluminum'Roll Up Awning* is because the deductions for ben A decade ago no one had heard l-up. Elks Golf -Tourney from eight or nine lengths off the Moriarty’s ___ 121 010 x—5-6-3 The courts are mpeh truer at tof 3-year-old honors. The Oaks American . . . >100 001 0—1-5-2 MANCHESTER • VeneUnn Blind* efit plkn. and Social Security for of widowed Jennie H- Gravaa, the will be nationally televised (4:30 pace for a' 1 4 -length victory over Play Tonight Wimbledon than at too-. • Storm Door* mother of a grown family, aklljad FOR EXTRA MONEY Scheduled Monday 9-year-old Fl;id In a $10,000 al McDonough and Alemany; Clu'6, site Of toe London Chiitopion- merly taken from their .pay now p.m. EDT (CBS). Maggadia, Leyeston (2) and H*m MUll • Combination Window* are paying off in reiUrement in with a needle. Today, tha bualhaaa B e r u b e 's lowance race yesterday at Holly The Rockville Junior £|«gton shlp',’’ he remarked, "The ball does Mrs. Josephine Bay Paul’s Idun, Poutre. come, and there is little or no she started in her basement to aup- Typawriter -Rairvtca WE PAY -A field of 80 to 46 is expected champion 2-year-old filly in 1957 wood Park. Silky’s time for seven baseball team opens it’s Zone II not bounce at awkward angles." PhoM Mancheatw Monchusttr Awning Co. l^rt heraelf ahd educate her chil furlongs under Willie Shoemaker competition tonight in a 5;30 Olmedo haa tradition going for 198 MBST CENTER ST. . Income tax to pay. 470 MMdla : ^ e . E. to compete In the Manchester And queen of the S-year-olda last INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE "Theee ftgu- gel things down dren, has salea iff more than fl,- Mnnehoaioaiar i s i - year, picks up top weight of 126 was 1:21 4-5. He paid $5.40. i game with Willimantie at Henry his In his effort to win at Wimble Telephone 811 9-8001 500,000. What la thia buktnessT HISHESf PRICES Lodge of Elks, BPOE 1893, first Aceto A Sylvester ' (8-3) hsd Park. ..The game was originally don. Rarely doe* toe victor at to* MItciMlI 3-7043 ut black and w'Mte and set Joe annual Junior Golf Tournament pounds aa Old favorite in the $20,- Ateaa, a 6-year-old mare, low Betabllahed 1949 Vqgua Ddlla, Inc. created out ef a ’Pypawritaiv and OtRca For Raft, Paper. Metale fTeW L O N D ^ ered the world record for aeven little trouble getting past Pagani scheduled last Wadnesday. Bobby Queen's Clvb carry pff top honor* and Mary thinking about what Mtmday morning at 9 o’clock at 000 added Regret Handicap at, love of making'doll clethas and a M n e h ^ Bopidrad. F SerirloH furlongs on the grass to 1:23 at Caterars (1-8) 6-2 last night be Lens, Dperfleld Academy pitchsr, la in tha big one. Only four men have the situatkm will be after Joe says ... and Scrap Iron the Country Club. - Heading 'the Monmouth Park. It’a a slx-furlong hind the fine one-hit pitching of goodby to his Job.” rich understanding of Uttla girls. Rentals WATERFORD Waterford. The old mark was 1:23 •xpccted to get the opening aaalgn- dona H in the last 80 yaara. Frank CAM. OB OCt4VEB TO list of antriaa will, be five mem sprint with nine entries. Ray LaGace at Verplanek Field. Sedgman of Auatralla last turned Alao in .the interview ere tip* H*r doll* ar* th* “Oinny" doU* Graham Bi'own’s Borne*tar, 1-S; She paid $7.20. merit with Ray Hard^from Somers Wa Heedia Rtattaaary Aleag bers o f this year’s Stats Cham The young pitching hopeful struck behind the idat*. The Infield reads toe trick in 1962. on auefa subject* a* where and and if you are a rich'-unele you can pion Manchester High School champion race mare last year, Bob Uasery took over the rid plunk down as much as $170 Juat With Offlea M arina RappMea' ing lead at Belmont Park when he out 15 batters, getting the side from firat to third, Dave Logan, If Olmedo and Kriahnan can sur when to apply for Social Security. OSTRINSKY squad—Bob Ballard, Roger Poe. goes after her second straight in the second, third, fourth' and to outfit a "Glnny.” You can buy uu uuucu ______r •>®®i*und In other teaturq racaa, Fairfax Lawyers will be playeft.iMini . TSirlBAlN f T - l|ANCHB£(TBR PHON.^ Ml 9-4S0I I try to suggest that tty eroatbr ia wall on tha way to CLEAN USED CARS > BODY WORKS PM. • I .weight aialgnmsdt. Bug riiah ($4.20) won toe Delaware Park iiUKtMlWAmw] t . . .1 ... . f xtarting at 6 o’clock at to change each othar’a hsMIa. t pocketing $700,000 (pre-tax) this • RACES - Umpi Meet Monday Igtveam .weight.... to her tiyala.... under version of tha Spring Malden Field. * - BUV TH t PAINT THAT’S WORTH THE^WORK “For Inataroe, H Joe miaa to year, tha raoult of adding toga and a Fan stoek at •taadard aad Khm Rtroah IgaMaa pOrta. a Ada# .^ 8 pounds. Sha haa not bean bast Staeptachaaa Stake*, Ml*e Got go bowMMg Wednesday nighta, let teya to hla raeora popularity. Al teak* ttatoga taatalM to aO papoJar aMdola. • Ftroataaa aad' NO ADVANCE IN PRICES Eastern on by a filly or mara this year And Rock* ($3) *coifed at Monmouth V him keep on. If Maty Mms to play vin’s creator ia oomposar, Itoaa Goadyosr Mtaa. Kaaapa to aS popnlat aiaaa. a A oompla^ Safa- AOtlUHl $1.21 — cmUIKEN 89e nectlcut Board ef Approvad Base hsAfour stake yictorias. Park whara Bill Hartack put te- bridga ’IliurBday aftorpootio, lot in|M«4 A424A0Q Bagdaaarian. Ever h$aWi at him? Ip towOFto Wr»» '* FMI.Raa.atTaeMa pradnata. ■ , ball Umplraa 11 \ eld an PAINTS bar oontlnus.’' / I hadnt till long, lotig after I luiuff nortantit maatIHcmaatli Monday night at haa a atronff claim to tltla honors.' f>R«U. tstoo h a p ...... -A*" 4W B. ■ -I , . X | P f:U at tha Want Bids Rae. art faaturad iat Dalawara Faik. i p i f ' ' ' ■ 1. v'i;« f \ / V c-t-A - . .. I
a • A MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN« SATURDAY, JU^E 20, 1969 •V PAO I BIGHT
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S lU wealth A i & W ^ l i 7 ^ t H 5 c o n / M a m t h e Portugal of-mtncral 8:15 A.M. to 4:60 P.M. TIU---- — hat not I ' l l ' I * ? lalandf havt been fully COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. ansraaotCM developed Ha r o l d a s o n s Rabblah Ramov-1 MONPAT Hum WtlDAT lOilO A.M.— ffATDKPAy t MM. al— Paver and asheo. Call Ml # J \ pKor^ cne < V ■quart milet • ITomontory
19 OTOUnWUl suwntra naa za sovm riv« craata It Wild hogs OtaaeiSed or “WaM Ada” a n takea evae the plMae ae a ee«< availabla all hours. Satlaracftlen ; of alilfting 37 Breach vaoleasc. The advertteer ehould read Me ad Mm FIRST PAT IT guaranteed. Call Ml 0-1118 1< Mailed (ab.) 31 Mozapi^ua 40 Raves w-» t -t o > IT Ftmale daer 41 Rubs with APPCARB and RUPORl ERNUKB la time tor Mm aaat laear- 10 Revolve la Porti%^ Uoa. The Herald is reapoaslble ter aely ONB lacorree* or oailtted TAMKlR TREE Removgl- land j la.Sun 11 Phyaoatifmlne — Africa ■andpaper a l l e y OOP BY V. T, HAMLIN Uiaertlon lor any advertisement and then only la the eateal of a cleared, firewood cut. intured. i ASPHALT 50 Oonatellatlon ISCIoaad car 30 Great faar 48 Shield bearing Chill Ml 1-8743, Paul A. Bll'aon. BXPmCNCS. 31Kaaarva 31 Oriental porgy 41 Sanskrit “aaake good*' iaaerMoa. Errors wMcb do sot leaeaa the value of Driveway sealer 11.30 j;allon. Wai^THKniA OKMr.AOI IS Code the advertlaemeat avtil not be eorrected by “mahe good** laaertloa. RIOHTCOHnM. OU w BOr...MX) 51 Marlntr'a production la I41blklnc bird (ab.) M A M RUBBISH Removal Serv Loam 83 per yard, tl per t,ag Hot ONE HOME-MAtrar bogt •ucDNe, I sw,ooo: TOOL *.U dlrecUoq ISLura 40Evanlng mix , asphalt, rnisliert s'.oite, ■'UMmUKE —— of ita ice. Full time: Reeldentiai. com $10, One girl's EngHSh MUfrawc 14 It producei largeat 10 Turf (post) VOPB C4)OPKKATtUN WIl.L mercial IndusTMal. Attica cellara, grsvei. Niissdorf Asphalt Plant, 28 ", $20. .MI 3-4829. aMna induatriea -V7 Reprimand 81Etamity PS aPPREt/IATEP Dial Ml 3r271V yards, lawn mowing, high g r| ^ 887 North Mstn St. Ml 3 2427. SI Inundate S3 N unify 18 Noisy breather S3 Small i ' ' SlParadlae Boats and Aco C8 46 10 Man’anama Lost and Found 1 Automobiles for Sale 4 FLOOR SANDING and reflntablnr j MOVIE CAMERA, 8m m Csll Ml » > hi 8-0858. IlFlteh n o Spaciallalng In old floori. Ml ' 18 FT AME.SBURY alrfff host, N*w FOUND —An electric razor. Call FOR SAIjE—1087 Ford ntatom 800 SSDlbbla 9^57110 ______j 18 h.p, moton-^ Trailer. All MI 9-7597. Owner may claim by four-door aedan. Radio, heater, tJJOKING—For a TV set 'oi your llP atr Oynt'a EVELYN Mi HAlS. cottage or palln. We have several equipped. ExceHitit cflfndttlon. MI mother • Identifying and paying foi ad, automatic tranapnisaion, new REUPHOIJSTERT, slip covers and I 0-0588 (f^RCV whitewall tirea. |1,39S. PI 3-8071. HAtavAYt ^reconditioned aela available Gall 14 Pare draperies custom made. Free ea AMx.iU ^amsth& LOST—White pearl rosary beads Umatas. Open evenings ft your ‘ Modern TV Service. Ml 3-8185, 4 ENTIRE $0M6= M Oriental n iTfl W on a gold cha'in. Monday" on Main j 1054 CHRYSLER. Nawport Wlnd- Hllla St. ■UCJQ-' guitara convenience. P A M Upho'atery ^ttflding Materials 47 St. MI 9-4417. Reward. sor, hardtop, fully equipped. Ask Shops. 307 N. Main St. MI 9-(I-6334-. 10 Prohibit 21 ing 8900, M7 9-S89S. ' ^ TORO 18" ROTARY mower. $80.05 tOUhlvanal ‘ FOUND—One Fox Terrier, black RoofinE ana Chlmnev* 16-A Business Opportunities 321 Help YVantea— Male 3 6 reg, $80.05 discontinued model). W'K'KKLY s a v in g s l is t language and brown male. Call l.ee Frac- 1953 CHEVROLET. Good Condition. Marlow's, 887 Main St, <30 CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER 411««r hauhta Reasonable. Call MI 3-3949 _atter , /l^slem Framing, in load* 2 chla, .Dog Warden. MI 3-8694. tstevtsion. 'ssrvics. ■Kf 9-4441. RCXJFINa—Speelalitint wpiUnns FOR SALE-Land and .buildings. ] WANTED Tool makers snd first, 41 Table eerap 6 p.m. roofa of all kinds. New rooii. gut ideal location to start/a touilal class machinist, also part-time day $114 per M* 449uaUe TYPEWRITERS—Repaired, rent inn, road-aide restaurgnl, pony-1 help Schaefer Gauges, 67 West P H II/O AIR conditioner. l/fke (’amirltan Framing, .In load* 44Paathered 1952 CADILLAC convertible. 1963 ter work-, chimneys cleaner r t- Announcements 2 ed, sold and aerviced. 479 E. patred. Alumlnunq aiding. 3C rides, Or riding school. 15 acres | St.. Rockville TR 5-5783. | >1*"' $100. Value $300, Nfl 3-i 39. ,1 393 per M' I'RISOLLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER K »rt Ford 1276. 1953 Ford $838. 1852 cleared. Colonial houae^ 10 rooms, | ; Combo Doors from $14.16 ea. 4TAacanded SILVER LANE'S Ten-Pin Bowling Middle Turnpike. Ml 9-8477, years' experience. Free eatl- EXPERIENCED painters ,’'’OLDING PICNIC lahlr ( 6 U T IT fvMsee's 1 Pontiac $110. Wescott's Auto 'mates. Call Howley, MI 3-5361, Ml all improvementi, all furnlahed. i TWO wmdowipine Paneling 1140 per M* SO Coma back Center opening Sept. 1st. Make Sates, 1 Mitchell Dr., off Parker a LI, T"YPE s c r e e n s - Rewired artesian well, elevation. Liberty wanted. Cull in person, 44 Bay-1 "oreena, drapes and ^nwer cur Mahogany Eronopanel 18t4c eq. ft. > O N L Y 'A7 OTHER. 81 Vanguard, reservations now. Tel. MI 9-7066. S-0T63. >(00 SAID THIS CAN OF C O V E R E D SQUARE St. with aluminum. Fast service. Hill, in beautiful Lebanon. Conn. beiTV Rd , Glaalonburv, or phoi^e' •»'" n">< '"hie ^ d oilier ar- Window-Blinds from 38.95 ea. Y A R O fj for inatance A. M. F. Equipment. New screens , made ur also. ME 3-7785 between 8-7 p.m I Itrles. MI 3-18,17, / 8d A. I8d Common Nalls 39.98 keg. PAINT WOULD COVER S 29 54 Appeared Corner Route 17 and Burnham ^X) iSQUARE YARDS' /| Weather Guardi 443 Main St., HeatUif and Plumbing 17 Rd. Near leveral lakes. Has a IXin Sheathing (8Mi 198 per M’ 3 S r , 55 Boat baeka. 1954 NASH sedan in good condition. Manchester, Conn. ALL AROUND machinist. First Y Diaappciring Stairwaya 323.95 ea. SOPanetratea Personals 6400. .MI 3-5848. good narn, 10. tie-ups, 3 garages, class men only. Csrlyle Johnson jTWQ 870x15 gubw tires. MI 3 0808, S. WATEo N, p l u m b i n g and haait- outbuildings, insulated two deck 4x8 VJvsiicu-e $106 per M' DOWK JOHN'S BARBER Shop, Barlow’s ing contractcr. New Inatallationa, Machine Co., .52 Main ,St, Ml NOBODY BUT NOB(5DY VACUUM CLEANERS rsoAred In 'TV building, Buckland. J. Krleski,. er broiler house, capacity 4,000, 3-4119. j 1 Conducts my own home shop. Fort" vears alteration work and reualr work. nice land to expand; including UNDER8EUJ1 NATIONAL Traders operator. ih j^v k r m o \v e r ,s DEAI-S FOR BUYERS VYITH CASH 3 Foray factory experience. All mak'ia, low Ml 9-8808. e many tools, machinery, • equip EXPERIENCED Pail-time man rates, free esUmatea, fres pickup ment, tractor. S 'j miles to Willi- Fikifious makes Briggs and Strat GREAT LAKES ' ‘46-10". Two bed FIXIOR SANDING a ' specialty., Moving—Trucking- from 5-9 p.m. and Saturday morn NATIONAL LUMBER. INC. and delivery. Mr. .Miller, JA room. front kitchen, side isle Skilled workmanship. Andy Se-: .mantic. Plenty frontage for sub ings. Apply St Hebert Bros. City ton engines, 19" to 24" $.39,95 up. SHORT RIBS . BY FRANK 0*NEAL 20 division. no zoning. Asking $28,000' .Service Station. 555 West Middle , ' $10 down and $2 weekly 381 STATE STREarr. 3-8904.______colored appliances.. $4880 only 3650 bula. MI 9-8919. Storage ' NORTH HAVEN, CONN, down. .Free 16 ft. aluminum awn Available mortgage $15,000. Cost Tpke. 88c WASH—Do It yourself. Uicky AUSTIN A (3HAMBER8 Co. Ixjcal ______^ CHestnut 8-2147 f75S------’ ing. Beautiful park. Jensen's. Inc., LIGHT TRUCKING. Attics, cellara over $35,000. Tnily ■ suitable for a COLE'.S DISCOUNT CENTER AMM’T VOO NE5.KAR, I 30iT WENT Lady Self-Service l.iaundry, ll moving, packing, storage. I^ow j ROUTE .SALESMAN, five y-'^ay (always reliable). Rolling Hills, and yards'cleaned. Very reason husine.es venture, even trailers. 6 & M TO HOW Maple 8t (across from First Na-, week, ateady employnienl, ptimer- IN TO & ir A DRINK.. ^ Rt, 44-A. Mansfield. GA 9-4479. able.'M I 4-0209. rates on long dlitance moves to Open for Inspection. Signs on 4.38 CENTER MT 9 0080 THE LAWN? N— ______1- ___^ tlonal Store Parking Lot). 48 states. Ml 3-S18T premises. Call Dion's exclusive ous benefits. Apply in pifraon to Diamonds—Wttchf ELCAR "45-10 " skyllghl roof, METRO APPUANC®: 8e"\ice— agency. SI North St.. Wlllimantic, Manchester Coat, Apron and COME TO Marlow's for cool-look Jewelry 48 WANTED—Ride to and from Pratt MANCHESTER Moving and Truck colored appliances. 2 bedrooms, Repairs alt makes of refrigera Conn. Phone h a S-9848 or HA Towel Supply Co., 7 3 'Summit St. ing easy to clean fiber rugs. Clos A -Whitney, East Hartford, 8 tors, freezers, washing mi chines, ing Otinpany. Local and 'on» dis ing out 9x12, 8x10 and 8xl.'> aizca LEONARD W. TOST JcwaUr, re a.m. to 4:30 p.m. shift. Ml 3-7591. | nigp, storms, $4,000, Only 1820 3-3068. LONG SAM BY AL CAPP and BOB LUBBERS down: .lensen’s, Inc., (always rs- dryers, range oil, gas burners. tance moving, packing anrt ator- at 20% off 881 Main Si,, Furni pairs, adjuats watenea expertly. llablel Rolling Hills, Route 44-A, MI 9-0883. All work guaran'eed age. Weekly van service to New Help Ranted— ture Department. Reaaonable prices. Open dally. WANTED-:rRide to Wethersfield.] York. Ml 3-6563. Monday thru Friday, 8 a.m.-5| Mansfield. GA 9-4479. Help YV anted—Female 35 Male, or, Female 37 Thuraday eveningt. 139 Sprue# a m F sT t e ^ d r i v E w a y s ”" or ~ a n F(1r SAI..E Modern bakery cases. Street. Ml 9-4387. p.m. Please call MI 3-2667. kinds—paving, oil and sealing. MANCHESTER Package Delivery. Two sli.iwrascs and hack sec- 11958 PEERLESS Malnliner. Excel- OPENIIKJS for part-time work, Landscaping of new lawns. F"ee Light trucking tajid package deliv HAIRDRESSERS, full or part lions. Reasonable. Phobe MI DRIVER FROM vicinity of Shsdy II lent condition. Owner moving. time. Apply Marlow's Beauty $40 nrfranleed (or .3 evenings Best cash offer. MI 4-1288. estimates. Cali Paquet Conatruc- ery. Refrigerators, washers snd 9-2815, ' r. Garden— Farm— Dairy Glen to downtown Hartford,^ for j tion and Paving Co. PI 2-8293. HA atova moving apeclaity. Folding Salon. _ work?per week. Call Coventry, PI opening of stores. MI 3-8980, | 3-7200 after 5. chairs for rent. MI EATti. ------:— . ' ...... 2-6W3. riK K POTTERY AND GIFTS Products ' 80 4-Z« I TRAILER with cainvass top, sleeps EXPERIENCED SEWING^ NATIVE BERRIES, 49e « 4[U*rt VOU'VE HAD VOIR DRIriK'. NOW four. 18 Warren St. LAWN MOWERS sharpeneo re FATHER'S DAY SPECIAL Automobnes .for Hale 4 paired. All work guaranteec Free Painttne— Phpertnt 21 Situations Wanted— and up. Discount buying on 9. 'VIHATi -WE m b VPT quarts nr more. Season la pi's- pick-up and delivery. We also PAINTING AND paperhanging, MACHINE OPERATOR^' Female 38 Hltrhinga Post ...... 110.50 dicted to be short JII Flamingos ...... $5 afternoons, evenings Vicinity MI 9-0474. .TJL Rh- V.9. pm. Off. BEFORE YOU BUY a used car Ing driving school. Three skilled, 9-9237. Apply Manchester ^Kdes, Inc. ALL T'YPES bf carpentry. Recrea Buckley and Green Schools. Ex Bird Baths ...... 33.60 • 1HC by NTA »n«. aee Gorman Motor Salee. Rulck courteous Instruetora. mass room perienced. Ml 9-8145. tion rooms. Sidney Munro, Ver THOMAS HARRISON - Painting Sales atid Service. 285 Main instructions for 1#. 18, 17 year „Pine One Dust Set ...... $1.25 Household Goods 51 “Henry and I fait 'that if we could « t this loAn^and Straet. Ml 9-4571. Open evenings olds. Telephone Mr. Mortlock, non. MI 4-0725. and decorating. Elquipped and MIDDLE-AGED woman would like eonecilidate our debts, we'd at least feel we*~ Director of Driver Education. fully insured for large and amall Manchester, Conn. housework in amall family, PI Open daily, eveninga and Sunday JUDD SAXON BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIELD WANTED — Clean used cars We WANTED—C2iain saw work, trees SALE 1-3 OFF on wsUpapar. Wall MI 9-7398. jobs. Workmanship guaranteed 2-8922. till 10 p.m. weren’t so outnumbered!" buy, trade down or trade any- cut. Reasonable rates’. Call PI With reasonable prices. Call MI- tiles 4o a tile. Kentiia, trom^To ttllng. Douglas Motors, 333 'fain. 3-7558 between 1 ;30 to 4 :30 or any 3-4884. SEWING MACHINE operators days CoixEGE STUDENT desires sum each. Green Paint and Wallpapar. I ARSON'S Conneetlcut'e Brat time Saturday and Sunday. BERLIN TURNPIKE at the Green. cenaed driving achooi rained. 8 a.m .-4:80 p.m., also nights 5 mer work. Typing sind. msth sbll- OLDER CARS, mechanics epe painting, Front of Pike Theater on Highway Certihed and approved, it now of EXTERIOR and interior p.m.-10 p.m. Apply Kaklar Toy ily. MI 9-0846. Newington MOhawk 8-0288 dais, fl.xlt -yourself cars, always rhanging. BLACKSTONE autematle washer, I .m LE SPORl'S BY ROUi^ON fering classroom and behind Ceilings rsfinlshed. Paper) Co., 60 Hilliard St. excellent runninig condition. Ml a good selection. Look behind our Household Serrlccs Wallpaper books. Estimates1 given.giv* office. Douglas Motors. 388 Main. wheel instruction fOr tear.sgen. SHIRT PRESS—Operator, experi 9-1838. TE)IAS TRACK 8* Ml 9-6075. Offered 13-A Fully covered by inaurance, Call< Situations Wanted— Male .39 SOFA BED, dress form, size B, 62 ______I Edward R. Price. Ml 9-1003. ence not neceesary. Apply in per lEET IF YOU ARE looking for 2.: good Wadsworth St., upstairs. CHEAP—NO -But no reaaonabla PREPARE FOR driver’s test: WEA3TINO of bums, moth holes I son New Model Laundry. "8 Sum dean Used car. regardless of PROFESSIONAL p a p e / .h anger. offer refused. Two bookcAsd d.W>' Ages 18 to 60.. Driving and class and tom clothing, hosiery runs, mit St. CARPENTER, first clasa desires GOING SOUTH. -Must sell dining ble beds complete. Two chest on make, \etr-. or model, w* have Workmanship guaranteed, room end kitchen set. miscel them. We have cars from 376 to room. Three instructions. No wait handbags repaired, dpper re HOUSEWIVES—You can have fun work, $2.25 per hour. CH 6-8181, chest dressers. One Mr; and Mrs. ing. Manchester Driving Acade placement, .umbrellas --epalred, free estimates call collect laneous. CH. 7-9598. 33,600. Over 50 to choose from. Chester LEhIgh 7-5705. Ask and high earnings by selling Avon dresser with mljrror, solid ma my. PI 2-7249. men’s shirt collars .'eversed and hogany with spun silver finish. O^land Motors, file.,. 367 Oak replaced. Marlow’s Little Mend Dick Gregolre. Cosmetics. We provide an ex NORELCO shaver, practically new land St.. Manchester. Open eve clusive territory for you and show Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 One complete living room, one ing Shop. Bancroft black ahocs 10',^C. prac nings. Ml 3-1448. PAINTING and paper hanging. you how to succeed. Cal’ today Frigidaire electric stove, one Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 GRADUATION Gift -Blond, male, tlcallv new MI 3-0816,„_. Norge refrigerator. One Dsj’atrom DICK’S WEATHERSTRIP Com First class work. Available now. for Interview in your hoipe. Com , ....THUS, JUPP BeSINS COUNTRY Squire 1951 Fordoma., Kullv insured. Call after 4. MI mission. Call CH 6-1658. Cocker pupplea, 7 weeks old, $25. THREE P,OOMS furniture consist dliiing room set. Everything im |TI A WEEK ENP THAT WILL yillT TRIUMPH T-HO. Excellent pany doora.and windowa, cuatonr' Call MI 9-8941. maculate. Must be seen to ne ap tic, excellent throughout $360. 42 work guaranteed. Call collect Wll- 9-6326. - ing of Iwo bedroom suites, We?t- AFFECT HIS WHOLE LIFE.' B. C. Dudley St., Manchester. condition. 42 h.p. 7,500 miles, com preciated. Inquire 114 Adams St., BY JOHNNY HXRT pletely Inspected and ready forj llmantlc HA 8-1196, ROCKVILLE—ConnecUcut licensed inghou.0U?' HAVE BEEN tVAITINE MISS CATHERINE y, 6-9109. . JA 8-1084. „ INC. T W WDMAN-iUT SHE MIS »6HT ABOUT THE A LONS m comly; -- i ' m"
9^ 1 my MH8 e^n.; .V ICANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN« SATURDAY. JUNE 20, 1969 MANCHE8TEB EVENING HERALD. ItANCHEfiTEB. CONN, SATURDAY, JUNE 20. 1969 Houaea for Sale 72 Hooaaa (or Solo U Waotod— Rial Eatato 77 ftr fm m Ymr i far Sato for Sale 72 Homas for Sale 72 Hon fflirSalo 72 Bo 72 Apaitinenta— Plato— , Biuincas.PrpiMrty for Sale 70 He I FOUR ROOM Cepe plua 9 uatta-. BUY S l ^ — TRADE B e Kitid to Bossy: Tenements ' tS VERNON—Two yeat-' old expand SPBOAL* This week only. Builder iphed. AH city utilities, full ' Want > a w yeur j f t e w t y t at iVACATrON MANCHESTEIt— Thra# aeraa of CAPE—SIX flniahad rooms, in ax-, BBAUTIFUL—ll room rutcb, IVt moving out of atate. New beauti callant neighborhood. CUT^UttS:' baths, encloMd breoMway with able Cape, built-in G.B. oven NEW UBTINO — Bewera School menL oil ha^ ameaite drive,, t li— weed. Iac.,'WUr buymy rar an THREB ROOM h«at«d spartment rommerclal or Indtutrlal land. ful three bedroom ranch, on two Haa t room houae on piemtaea. ties, fireplace, storm windows and 8-car garage, ameslte drive, oil range, • combination aluminum arno -6 finished raoma. Oapt. Ood. coenldnatioa windows, awninga. or work out a trade. Oulek OTMIMa VDUR MM0«TB with •lactrlc r«^rigf*r«tt)r. Newly acres o t perk-Uke land. Has many Shed dormers, completeiv rs- Excellent condlUon throiM|lMut. There*s $$$ ^ n lt storm windows, near echoole, a aaisueC OaH and get our OOMIC* WSJl HBLW MAN* PhUbfick Agency, m »«484. ■creena. Fenced yard. Bbicellent heat, baseboard radiation ap- . features too numerous to mention. decorated. Call Ml *>1838. condition. 814,000. MI 94)682. proidmately 1 4 acre lot, large 4 4 % mortgage. MI 9-4038. modtisd Utohsn, attached gerage, Priced e{ only $Uk600. dtarfee no oMgatian. Must Ham Humor VOUH VHCAYMN A Quality construetion. Full priea beautifully landscaped lot. R. F. Leeperance, MI 9-7690. ■hade tree* Priced at a low fig GREENWOOD. INC. ■ H A L ___ _ By RAT OROMLET f mme quickly. That wivsa Uie 1 Farm and Land for Sale 71 ROCKVILLE — Neat 8% room FIVE R(X>M RANCH — With ga $13,700. Good financing avalfabla. Dbnock Oo., Realtor, Ml 94345, AOMBMnmU ADVERTISING ure of $16,800. Charles I.e*pcr- Optional for $1000 extra. Thia VERNON- -Large ranch.^ large lot MI 8-1S77 •r overhead, makes him Bualnose Locations ranch. 3>i years old. Basement ance. Ml 0-7620. rage. 2 fireplaces, ceramic tile or Robert Murdock,. Vfl 8-6473, NEA Staff Correependent BOLTON—Approximate!;ely ••H aeraa bath. Amesite drive, large lot. To home will be left completely fur-, Barbara Woode, MI 9-771)3. Carport, 1 4 bathi $lk,900. Ton- - By DOKOmv BOB' f baby ehrisUnings. weddings, lec Washington— (NBA) —If you; profit Of courst, this it a poor for Rent 64 garaga. Owner transferred from SELLIKO YOUR HOME? Ew CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEl^. HOURS of land with 880’ tron a. Idaal state. Asking 818,100. P. V. Ton- If you are planning on owning appreciate queUUy and workman nished Including appllancea. For gren. Broker. MI AP'NawpftAlufw Wrltov tures, ribbon-cutting ceremonies. ars kind to your cow aha will ^ve turn for. tha hog. H* geta aasvao 8 ;I6 A,ja. to 4:30 P.M. ' s t o r e roR-RHJNT, exceUam lo- location. Reasonable, Beach- gran, Broker. MI 8-6831. ship, see this fine home. Charlee further Information call tha BUs- H pnnnpt, oCHctOBt, oourtnoua aarv- Tha first need of an ambasaa- Whenever possible 1 try to get to you more milk. upsarller. n your own home you had better get MANCHESTER—aiK room ranch, Iva and appralNng without obUga- I cation BOO aquare ft., air condl* Icr, Realtor, 8G 8-69n. busy Immediately aqd avoid poasl- Leeperance.. Ml 9-7630. worth Mitten Agency, Realtore. dor's wtfa la tha abUity to laugb— the tennis courts, golf course or That’s what U.S. Department And out in the M idwest - Uoned optlonail. Tel. Ml S-lltl. FOUR ROOMS, plus 3 mflnlahed, MI 3-6930 or MI 9-5534. MEW RANCS-Gbolca location. breezeway and garage fuU base ttca, caU t . A. BaecMar. Hoaltor, particularly at heraelf, aaya lira. swimming pool. One eats far too taksn to warmlM up the beahteet» COPY CLOSING TIBIE FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. bl4 disanpointment. Following are ment, hot water oil beet, plastered MI S-BM9 or Woaley R. 8m*th, A*, of Agriculture and Missouri sden- HEBRON ROAD, Andover—BaauU- full basement, city UUIlties fire- 31 CONWAY RD.—Six room ranch, BuUt-ln Btove and oven, com er flre- Everett F. Drumright, wife of the much In this diplomatic merry-go little In winter. 'Th* bees, o f eonnta ! n o n . t h r o FBL A.M.—8ATURPAr • A.M. some of our senslby priced prop full Insulation, knmty pine sodatea. MI 94IU . Member Multi- Csplsls fsty tilts have discovered. ! COMMERCIAL buaineaa Or oM ce fur 130 acre Dairy Farm. No build lace hot water oil beat, com- erties: garage, patio, fireplace, atorm Offers for Your Consideration pla of m i and' 'aSory. Bbccellent emdlUon Jack DeQuattro MI 9-8840, Insulated, deep lot,' nicely land- iently located. Fireplace, hot Variety Store — Nlantlc. Dotag Broods, ' 6-7703, Roliert Murdock, ability^ to change homaa like a always on stpi^. It’s smaaing how a hot cow'a back can give her bees happier. It’s to keep thMl“ parking, phone MI 0-8339 or MI CHARMED? SURPRISED? M l 8-647E throughout. Nicely landscaped acapad, many shade trees, excel water, amesite drive. Immedi $90,000 \-oIume. Rent $3,000 yaar- gypsy and chaUfs skint Ilka a many psopto remember what dress, milk output « real boost. i When from freezing *. to death on eotd ; 8-7444. X Houses for Snic 72 lent \ condition, quick occupancy. ate occupancy. • ly. Aiklng. $35,000. 'Xock, Stock large:e lot.I Charles Leeperance. MI Yoii */lll be when you ace t-7690. and chameleon from -hard-boiled hqt and. -even earrings you wore the temperature’s 95 degrees In winter days. '. Chanas Leaperance. MI 8-7630. ranch hom# located In the Bowen ■ and Barrel.” m at lart year's Easter aervics or the shade and It’s humid, a Hoi OaatiiHat Frtm fncadlRt Pate FOR SALE-Raitfl Equipped aoda MANCHESTER — Naw 6-room 114,900—Six room Cbpe with base i . manager to cljarmlng hoatoia and So far, tha Agrlcultura' raeeareb- school section. The living room la 1900 8Q. FT. three bedroom ranch. Foqrth of July party. Taipei is not stein cow will give a quarter to shop, luncheonette, 183 "p r jc i St., ranch, 2 full baths, buUt-in oven ELUNGTON-New Cape large ment garage. On bus line, Large cottage end fumlahltige at R0CRLJB33OB—New 6 t6 otb ranch. from gardening dungarees to flow ers haven’t translated tbaaa raaulta Mancheater, Call EXport 9-6088, 23’ long and the kitchen ie terrific. 1 4 baths, attached garage very Fireplace, mahogany trim, bai ing dinner gowns. Fortunately I ae dreaay aa Hong Kong. But still a third more milk with that fan In terma of how much leas work a and range, 3-car garaga. Con rooms. Baaement garage,a 814.600, aluminum siding, ' beautiful Pleaiant Beach, near Nlaatle. Q—What Indian tribal group Honsdiold Goods 6i Apartments— Flats— Saybrook, . P. V. Tungren, BrolA er. MI 8-6331. Bedrooms? Three, of course, and large living room, $18,000 R. F, ment, breezeway, garage, terrace. was bom party gypsy, but I had to 'there 1* constant shopping and fit blowing. farmer turns out when he'a Uyllig venient location to ahopplng and kitchen, excellent condition Asking $11,600. makes thair homea at the bottom . Tenements 63 throughout. Immediate occu lots of closet space too. The price Dlmock Oo., Realtor, MI 9-8?'S, One acre lot, with prOfeaslonal acquire the other attributea.” ting. My joumslistlc trsininr has Or suppose, again, that the to work on a hot summar day—or A GOOD amUBCnON of atenilied LARGE PLEASANT store, excf schools. 818,900. Down payment is unbelievable — under $16,000. v t the Grand Canyon? 81,890. Phllbrick Agency. MI SIX ROOM — Older home, good pancy. TOWN pjEiOPERTIES or Robert Murdock, Ml 8-6473. Bar landscaping.' Near new school. As official hostaaa at Uia..An»ri- coin* In handy — I keep all Kinds temperature Is 95 degree*' out when he's out In th* cold In Winter. raflniahed uaed furniture f»r THREE AND. four room apart lent for grocery, TV, or appliance Make Uiia a "MUST SEE.’’ Asking $21,000. MI 9-5464. X —The Havashpai. 9-8464. condition, oil heat, garage, dty Reasonable, 3-famUy- houae on eor- bara Woods, W 6-T703, can Embassy In Taipei, Fqrmoaa, of files and records of what dress side. The research men note they avaiy room. All klnda . of appH' ment* for rent. Heat., hot water, salesroom, etc. Good alXe front But there la evidance that peo sewerage and water, ameslte $14,600—Five room Cape, br^eu- ner lot. North end. Garage and Florence Teels Drumright has I wore irtien, and who was there Phone MI 1-3711 end have c*n lure.Holstein* into giving one anoaa, sparkling clean, no chipa gaa for cooking, electric refrigera windows. 1110 monthly. Cell after drive, away from traffic, but ■till ELVA E. TYLER, Realtor FIVE ROOM Ranch house. Base Q—What four countriis are ple do produce more If they’re kept 6 ^ ROOM Cape Cod, ahed former way and gsrage. Hot water . ameelte drive. Asking $18,600. IV made a long hop fronv'^tlledge- For instance I keep a record of this newspaper sent te you. and a half time* as much milk If St just the right - temperature. OoBie tn and compare quality and tor and gae atpva. Cal) MI .9-4071, 5. Ml 9-1880 or MI 9-8549. 99 Sum close *0 school and bua line. heat, fireplace, vacant. MI 9-4469 board heat, Ahderaon presaure represented on the coat of arma tile bath, fireplace, open atal - vllle, m., where she Waa bom the what I wore td the Philippine Em while you’re awey. they air condition the barn down Some students of iQstory claim to prlcaa. Open 9-8. LeBlanc Fuml- from 5 to 7 p.m. mer 8t. case. Hot water of] heat, rccrea- Priced at only 111.800. Charles Evenings >*rs. Carpenter MI 9-8051 Terrific new Ranch. ' Beelsebub NEW CAPE OOD—Shed dormer— windows, basement garage. Kitch o f Canada? to 75 degree*. en planned for built-in units, daughter of a harness maker, bassy last and what I wore when have found that all great paat tttia H iW tal. 195 South 8t.. tlcm room porch. Shade trees, Lasperance, MI 9-7620. $14,800—Six room Cape. Hot water Rd.. off AveiTr St. Thr^e hed- bveralsed 34x86. Near jwers A—England, Scotland, Ireland, Some cows juqt can's stand hot FOR RENT—4 and 5 room apart- MAIN ST.—Store and ott^e apace BEAUTIFUL new five room Renph ceramic tile bath. Taxes $315. George Teeta. Bpt she retains the the Philippine Ambassador and his civilizations rose where the elUnata RockTUle.%^ 8-8174. good condition. Charlaa ' T«aper- heat, nicely landscaped, quiet room. Large lot, two-car garage. school T- complete four. $15,400 and France. Thla typlflM the nese at a reception of the Legisla and humid weather. As the tem mepta. Adulta. 709 Main. MI- for rent. Ideal for d o c to r . one SPLIT LEV^ — 7 rooms, \Vt tplace. Lovely large kittm- Near Boltoil Line. Aaklng $14,660. wide-eyed outlofik of the small wife dined here. The same file has — Bt the time— wea between 70 and anca. Ml 6-7620.______' neighborhood. Asking $21.000., (tint dapMt holds). R. T. building o f Canada by Its pio tive Yuan — soared me .half to perature goes up they. give less Used iotoa...... 810-860 8-2068. block from hospital. SuitaBta for baths, recreation room, laundry Sn with iniilt^in oven, all utilities. I am torced to eell. win take aec town giri set out to see the the menu, the wine, the flowers 80 degrees. Dimock Oo. Realtor. Ml S-S24S. neers. death, but 1 did It. And they un milk. Even after the heat wave Is any type of business. Call FIVE FAMILY, cabinet kltcbena, room, .garage, combination win Other listings available. Call for on bus line near shopping and Barbara Woods MI 9-7703->Rob ond mortgage $600 down. Owner, world—ang did.. and the guest list. It helps avoid Used Pland^«,....k...... -• *75 THREE POOM furnished apart 9-4090. ^00 many duplications.” derstood It!” over It may.take them some time to iite baths, copper plumbing. Ex- dows, amealte drive, city water further information .or appointment schools. Charles Ponticelll, Build G.S. KEITH ert Murdock Ml 9-6473. wmiinanUc HA S-3713. Who la known as th* father I flr^'m et Florence on * waak- ment with parking lot. Avail to aee. ' > come back up to full output. Ac Save 10% OB ' new unfinlahed celent condition, net return on In and sewerage,' large lot. This »r. MI 9-9644, MI 8-7851. e Real Estate Broker of Chriatian monaaticism? and U tp to, London some 10 years Wouldn’t Change Pleoee Record Bid Failt furniture. able Immediately. 313 Main St., home is in excellent condition. MANCHEkETER—Six room aider agq/lt was her first trip abroad— tually, cows generally are happiest vestment nearly 16%. Carlton W. 64 ROOM Cape Cod, shed dormer, MI 9-9125 A—Saint Anthony, who lived Despite her hectic schedule, between 40 and 75 degrees. downatatra. • Houses for Rent 65 Charles Leaperance, MI 9-7620. ALICE CLAMPET, Realtor M l 9.8191 home 'vith ’about four acres c( It merely .whetted her ap- Are U.S. B^ies HUtchtna, Ml 9-5183. tile bath, fireplace, open stair In the third century after Christ. Florence Drumright wouldn’t There are some cows that don't Meriden, Jtme 20 OP) — A rt Coffee Tables ...... *7® MI 9-4543 or MI 3-7367 wnJATTUR MANOR, Vernon - land. Good, site for church or !. She rushed back to New FIVE ROOMS, aecond floor of COVENTRY—New 6 room house, case. i-Iot water oil heat, recrea change places with anybod.y, she tike it cold. Researchers have' juat Smith, his legs wobbly and feds 81^,30(k -1056 SIX room Capa.'fire SHORT WAY out^H room ranch, ROCKLEDOE—Custom 5 4 room Choose your own high wuodei' lot. convalescent home, etc. Call P. V. , quit her Job with Boeing aingls Beds ...... 810/ach Mancheater Green home.'on bua 895 'monthly. A. D. Heckler, PI tion ’■oom, porch. Shade trees, Tongren. Broker. MI 8-6821. "Any Q—Wbat member bf the' anl- ■ays; Getting Bigger? leaj-ned they can have happier and place. birch cabinets, bas' assumed. Charles Leaperance. 6 Room Cape, 5 finished! city thle part of the world. But I also American La Prance Corp...... 1,717,57 .$73,008.51 Good used’ resalabla furniture, cellent condlllon, all facilities. constructed, off Porter St.. 2-car drive, attached garage, (uD price phal was the only lirtportant city Taxes Including interest . everything Write P. O. Box 384, Family Home: 8 rooms In fine BOLTON—Six'room split level. Ex MI 9-7620. utilities, near bus and school feel very humble-.abqqt how ti-tUe Andrew Ansaldl - ...... 6.75 2.93 • also amall tqjnlglit and spinet Near Main St business centeh. or phone CY 6-1006, Wareham, garage attached, this home must $11,900. R. F. Dlmock Co.. Gealtor, captured. Insurance refund ...... 6 <4 ROOM Ranch near Buckley be seen to appreciate Its many condition, 4 lovely bedrooms. Ga cellent condition. Thirty days oc MI. 9-5246, Robert- Murdock, MI $11,500 I knpw, and how.Uttie my couBftry- Bahr, Raymond ...... 51.30 123.96 73.136.39 piaiioa. Box V, Herald. Mass. 6-8-p.m. rage. Immediate occupancy. $15,800 SIX ROOM colonial—East Middle Miscellaneous ...... School. Wall to-wall carpet, large additional features. cupancy. Call owner MI 9-0316, 8- 6G2, or Barbara Woods, MI 5 Rooms on ope floor, citv utili men know, of the great history Bailey. A. E...... 21.44 attic fan, screened and glassed Tpke. Boweirs school district with ties. near Waddell School $11,500. Q^—Why are the women of the ■'Baldwin, Peter ...... 18.00 CT.EAN BEDROOM and kitchen, COVENTRY l a k e ;—Secluded,* 4- in waking distance of New Junior 9- 7702. and-’cuUuM of our host country. Watkins Used Furniture porrch. Come and see. Make offer. MANCHESTER, Walker St.— Six 5 Room Cape, fine lot with trees. Palaung tribe of Burma referred Barlow’s TV ...... 03.31 furnished. Light, gas, heat. Call room summer cottage.* Available SHERWOOD A. BEECHLER, High ind High School. Basement ” I epi grateful to. be able to Sewer Department: Exchange MI 9-5100. MADELINE SMITH, Realtor room Cape with garage. Owners 2-car garage $13,500 to.as ‘‘giraffe women” ? . 39.32 MI 9-3081. weekly. Phone after 6 o.m. MI Realtor garage, amAlte drive, ^ $18,900. XIX serve In local welfarat and char Barrett Plumbing Supply ...... Sewer connectlena and repairs . . 1,602.80 16 Oak Street Florida bound. Features Include: New Usting—5 room Colonial, 8 A—They stretch their necks to Bidwell Hardware ... 1...... 15.85 4-1245 or PI 2-7729...... * 343 SUMMIT ST.—Custom built 6 Ml 9-1642 Call owner MI 9-4630. ities. Often I an sad at the mis Sewer asaessments...... *. / . . 38331 1,986.31 ROCKVILLE—Four room apart MI 3-6969 Fireplace, copper plumbing, vesti BOLTON—Center Rd., — Ranch, bedrooms, garage, coiner Autumn z great length and wear brass Builders Hardware Co...... 8.85 room frame brick veneer, 1% collars weighing aa much as 12 understandings of different na WE BUT and tell antique an>l uaed ment. Combination gas stove and COLUMBIA LAKE—New tive room W. R. Smith, Associate bule, oil heat, amesite drive, out 1 4 baths, garage, beautifully land- and Ashworth Sts, $13,600 tionalities. However,, fortunately CapltoF Equipment Co...... 12.63 turnitun, chlBa, glasa, ‘diver, plc- stories, living room, dining room pounds. Palaung tribesmen con refrigerator furnished. Washer bouse, all modern conveniences. MI 9-8953 EXCELLENT HOMES side fireplace, trees, city water, scapad lot. $19,500. R. F. Dlmock Near Porter St.—Fine 8 room the Chine e and Americana share Cervlnl. Paul ___ ,...... 72.45 Sewer Disposal Charges: J*::'-''' -ture frames, guna, atUc cr itenta, kitghen, 2 bedrooms, ceramic sewers. Priced low, $14,500. Don’t Colonial, full dining room, 8 IxkI- sider thisT-yery beautiful. and drier available. Parking Available August 1st on. Also MANCHESTER Co., Realtor. MI 8-5245. pretty much th i same aense of Clarke Ins...... 370.00 Board of Education (School!) ..... 146.82 whole aatatef. Furniture refln- bath, open porch, full basement. 471 PARKER ST.—Cape Cod. Six miss it. Shown by appointment. rooms, 2-car garage $16,900 space. Cali TR 6-49.56, available Sept. ’69-June '60. Wln- Quiet neighborhood. Near ‘ bus. Terrific bargain for the ahrewd humor and many problems are Coleman Raymond ...... 487.50 Middle Turnpike W e s t ...... •.. . 371.30 lahed and repaired, Furlnture Re I»t 109x160. immediate occupan finished rooms with full shed dor Phone MI 3-6278, Brae-Bum Real XX Birch Mountain Road -Country Q— What fish la- known aa the Community Press ...... '.. 315.00 „ .1 terired. Cali Columbia AC 8-9234. rv. Marian Robertson, Broker, Oversized brick Cape. Six finished Investor. Centrally located, aolved with a smile.” Town of Manchester...... - . 3,907.63; ^ 6814 7B pair Service and Sales. Talcott- BISSELL ST.—Four rooms second ——------mer, tireplace, 2 baths, storm ty. home, 3 bedroom ranch, needs re "Glowworm of the Sea” ? 15.00 M l 3-8953. rooms. Two tile bathe. Fireplace. business-zoned two family, plus Mrs. Drumright rises ..at 6 Connecticut State Firemen's Association vUls. 8^ S-7449. floor. Stove Included. 870. MI 1 WATERFRONT cottage. Coventry windows .and screens, good sized MANCHESTER—New 6 room Co decorating, will take offer. A —The firefly fish. Under each Connecticut Bank and Trust Co...... 8.86(L0n Garage. Large lot. TAYLOR ST, Talcottville — Buy 2 large stores and a commercial o’clock every morning anef apepds Total Balance and Receipts ... - $89388.98 9-.8229 till 6 p.m. week days. ; I^kc U.ts of privacy Boat and, „^j„j,Hgg.rER-Beautlful 4-room kitchen with plenty of cabinets. lonial. fireplace, built-in sto'’e oven eye it has a large, oval spot em- Cordy’s ...... eS.IM) Booms Withont Board 59 fireplace. Phone MI 9-7149. Nice lot. Convenient to bus and Me! I’m a two-year-old 'our room garage (no\y doing business), and dishwasher. $17,900,. R. F. CLIFFORD HANSEN. mittlng a bright tight. Tlie fish an hour before, breakfast atudy- home, modern throughout. Many H. B. GRADY. Broker and all in excellent condition. . Coughlin Roofing ...... 6.50 Dlabursemeato NEAR >IAIN ST. First floor, clean stores. Located in Bowers School ranch V ith garage, garden and \ Dlmbck Co. Realtor. MI 8-5245. Realtor can cut off the flow of light by ing Chinese, vrfaich she describes 37.30 8-room fiat, oil heat, storm w in-] ANDOVER—Lakefront home. Boat, extras. Cah on this one. Full MI 3-8009 cellar. Owner BU 0-4183 evenings. For further details, call— ___ ’ Dent. Walter ...... Adminlatratiy*: ROOM WITH kitchen prlvllegca. area. Call Owner, Ml 9-0971. means of a. fold of tissue-that as ”a very trirtiy language.” After 12.71 dows, garage (or quiet family. MI | two fireplaces, shower, rontinu- price, $10,900. Mancheater Rd. She. THE. REAL ESTATE CENTER MI 3-24.53 Eveninprs MI 9-6793 Dewey-RicHman Co...... 8 7.446A3 Centrally located. Babies ac XXI works like an eyelid. The glow breakfast Uicre'a a-iotfaer Chinese 603.64 General Expense...... 3-0993. I ous hoi water MI 0-0315, MI cellent 54 room ranch, attached ACRES, large trees, Immacu MANCHESTER—Older home needs 42 Conn. Blvd., East Hartford District Director of Internal Revenue . T., cepted. Mra. Dorsey, 14 Arch St. MANCHESTER—8 room Colonial is produced by a colony of bac lesson,, and two days a week, an 3.500.00 Fire Department; 9-8747, garage, many features Including ranch, 4 large bedrooms. 8 'ull late three bedroom ranch, bue- a little work. About four acres. JA 8-8524 NmaNCHESTBR—New 7 room Co , SOUTH WINDSOR teria dwelling under the eye. extra hour of conversation. Tlian Dzen Construction ...... General Expense ...... • • . 26.886.80 SPACIOUS 3 4 room apartment, . , large tot. Owner transferred Sac Vacant *luly 1st. Must sell. Make E-Conn Sign and Display ...... 30.00 baths, bullt-ln oven and range, 2- board heat, ceramic bath, cellar. Evenings BU 9-0969, BU 9-6875 lonial, 1 4 baths, breezeway. two- Near Parkway. Two large J5;room shopping at t! commisaary, go Sewer Department: second floor, heat, hot water, | COTTAGE—Small. For rent. West rifice. Full price, $18,900. Call the offer. P. V. Tongren, Broker. MI Ehvgiheering Sen'ice. In c...... 150.00 ROOM TO RENT—Inquire at 53 car garage, choice location. Phil- Only $13,700. Carlton W. Hutchins. caKattached garage. Built-ins. Im- Ranches, huge kitchen, firenlace. Q--What insecla are able to ing to the airport to meet .visiting General Expense ...... 3S,805J7 stove and refrigerator, *80. i Beach, Westbrook., August 29 to Ellsworth Mitten Agency Real 3-6321. "Anything in Real Kstate.” trees. $16,400 aqd *17.500. Clifford , Fales. Emmon ...... 25.00 Gerard Street. MI 8-5047. brick Agency, Ml 9-8464 ' MI 9-5132. medtote occupancy $22,900. R. E. make paper? dignitaries, planning menus, gar- Bond Payment and Inlereat ...... 8,660.00 Adults, No pets. Call MI 9-9989 Sept. . l Call~ Mary Fournier, 8:30 tors. MI 3-6930, or MI -9-5524 Hansen. Realtor. MI 8-2453. Eve Findell Mfg. Co...... 7.50 Dlmock- Co., Realtor, MI 8-5246. A —Wasps. d e n 1 n g , decorating, designing, ROOM FOR 1 of 2. Completely to 8:30. MI 9-1232. nings MI 9-6793. Fisher Dry Cleansers ...... 8.45 studying. Says Flotsnee: furnished with bath, light house TWO ROOM cabin, (umished. SIX ROOM Ranch, full base XUI Fletcher Glass ...... 125.18 keeping facilities. MI 9-4778. shady, parking, one person, $35 a FAMILY vacationers, clean xustic ment, attached garage. Green ELLINGTON Q—Did any of our presidents '’There seems always to be a Total Disbursements ...... 866,796.60 5-room Ranch, fireplace, city Gendvesi, V in c e n t...... ; ...... 475.00 $80363.95 month. New Bolton Rd. MI 3-6389. ['lakeside cottages, boat, fishing, Manor. One block from Buckley WEST SIDE—New listing. ,Two- ever ,deliver his Inauguration ad committee meeting, diplomatic 27.70 Total Receipts...... utiUUes. $13,500. (Jliftord Hanaen. dress extemporaneously ? Giola, Angelo ...... 66,795.50 PLEASANT ROOM for young gen $35 week. Webster's 1-azy Days School. Aluminum storms and family, 4-4 duplex, 2 twin-size bed calls to receive or. return, benefits. 117.48 Total Expense ...... THREE GR five room apart ment, ■Retailer. MT 3-245$, evenings. MI A—Grover Cleveland was the Glenney. W.'G...... tleman. Centrally located. Phone Camps, Lincoln, Maine. | screens, fireplace, screened-ln rooms, excell^ location. Handy 12.60 heat and hot water. Inquire 16 only president to do so. Green. Howard ...... |22,5m.45 mornlpgs. MI 9-1849. patio. Other extras.. Under $18,000. to bus, church md shopping, "lood 728.00 Balance as of June 1, 1969 Union St. COTTAGE— Misquamteut, R. I. ANDOVER LAKE Griswold, Hayden ...... No agents. Call MI 9-8578. Investment property. Priced to dell. Hartford County Fire Em. Plan ...... 5.00 Available .tune 28 to July 25. N O W OPEN! $18,200. R. F. DimOrfe Co., Realt- Year ’round. vacation special, Q—Who aelects the governor of Comparison of Uepartment Expenses With Preyioiis Tear . 1,500.68 s in g l e r o o m for rent with or AVAIIABLE .Inly 1—Four room Phone TR 5-2121 after 6 p.m. QUALITY BUILT — 5',4 room the Panama Canal Zone ? NOTICE Hartford Electric ,Llght ...... - Previous Current . MI 9-6245, or Barbara Woods, MI near bathing Ijea’ch, 4 room Cape, 147.90 , without board. Call M3 9.-7281. duplex and garage Apply at -56 ranch, full basement with fire A—The governor. Is an officer of Notice is hereby given that the Hartford Gaa Co! ...... Department Year Year 9-7702, Robert Murdock, HI 8-6472. enclosed norch, firenlace, 2 lots, .36.37 Lyncss St, place, plastered walls, full insu varage. *6.400,' Clifford Hansen. the United States Army, appoinlsd Annual Meeting of the Eighth Hatry .of Hartford ...... Administration ...... , .$10,462.07 $ 7,443.86 CLEAN, attractive room In quift, Wanted to Rent 68 Hunt. H. R...... 107.30 AVAILABLE July 1st. Three and iatlon, fireplace In living room, Realtor. MI 8-2453, evenings MI by the president. School A Utilltiea District of Man Fire General Expense 21,640,37 26886.80 ' private 'home to refined gentle ceramic tile bath, bullt-ln oven MANCHESTEI Ind. Safety Supply Co...... — 8.06 man. Next to bath, continuous hot four room apartments, centrally 9-8793. chester, (Jonn., wlH be held on "Sewer General Expense , 19,977.04 23.805.37 WANTED—Board and room (or and range, hatchway, all city Jarvis Constructidn Co...... 9.88 water, frea parking. Phone MI located, heat and hot w-ater. tiled $11,800—On Sunset St., qff\South COVENTRY LAKE Q—On the Great Seal of the Wednesday Evening, June 24, 1959 elderly gentleman. No stairs. Call utilities, ameslte drive. Near Jenney, John J ...... *. • • 2,173.44 9-7410. . bath, stove and refrigerator. Park MI g-tlTOT except afternoons. Main—older but substantial ^ om e Brand new 5-room Ranch, Lot United vStates, what does the at 7:30 P.M., D.S.T. in the Assem 65.50 $62,07648 8&8,136A0 Main Street bus line. Immediate pyramid symbolize 7 bly Hall at The Hollister Street Johnson B r o s ...... 62.078.48 ing, Call MI.3-8396 or MI 3-7997. with 6 rooms and heated aurip<^h. 100x100. 89.900. Clifford Hansen. Kapla, F. S...... J...... 832.69 WANTBD--TWO gentlemen to share WANTED—In Manchester vlcinltyi occupancy. Charlee Leeperance, House In good repair. 10% di Realtor, MI 8-34'53, evenings, MI A—The pyramid Is a symbol of School for the following purposes MI 9-7620. Kasevlch. Charles ...... -k. . f'. - 6.50 large double room In new single TWO ROOM apartment, phrtly barn and pasture for two horses. Mr FHA. . 9-8793. the tJnlon’s lasting strength. to wit: Increase thie year ...... 8 8,06633 1st To choose a moderator. Kohls. W. B...... c;- 53.42 home. Twin beds, bath, shower, furnished, sunporch, hath, elec Call MI 3-6844 after 6 p.m. 356.10 Bonds Outstanding as of June 1, 1969 $40,000.60 parking. -MI 9-0048, 63 Hackma tricity. private entrance, parking $18,900—Oreon Hill St.-^Nlce lo- Q-rWhich Is the most important 2nd T o hear the reading of the LaBelle ...... tack St. space. Available July 1st, Call eatton, very central. 6 large com Lappen. J. H...... 01.78 •VINCENT A. OBNOVBZr. Treasurer A Paradise Of Pines In Famous Lots for Sale 73 Of Hawaii’s four major Islands? warning. 308.35 after 5 Ml 9-3718.. ______fortable rooms. Needs some paint ■ V A—Oahu Is the moat important ■3rd To hear the report of the Larsen’s Hardware ...... -: ...... LARGE comfortable partiallv air- Leclerc Walter ...... ' ...... 2.458.00 ■\ FREE ing. Porch is partially enclosed. and most populous, although only President. conditioned room, available g*n- Limerick, Francis ...... 437.50 \ FORt M L E —Lots at Lake Williama. the third largest. It Is the financial, 4th To hear the report o f th* tteman only. Parking. 318 MtddV-- W ROOM tenement. Apply 96 flS.OOO—TTcbbe Drive—Nice 8 Lingard Cabinet Co...... 112.60 REPORT OF THE TAX OOLLEOTOB Tel . WUlr'tl^lmantlc.'AC 8<$5S4. political, cultural and industrial Treasurer. Tpkq. Elaat. M l 3-6194. Foster St. Call AU 3-7340. WOODSTOCK VALLEY, CONNECTICUT room Cape <>» comer. 4ot. Soon va Lingard, G...... 168.75 TO HOME BUYERS heart of Hawaii and site of the Sth To hear the report of th* Tax JUNE 1st, 1980 cant. Collector. Lukas, Raymond ...... 115.00 FOR RENT — Young professional EAST HARTFORD. 18 Brewer St., capital. Honolulu. 800.00 Do you know the five critical CONNECTICUT'S LARGEST NEW LAKE PROPERTY c l e a r e d \lakefront lot, middle 6th To hear the report of, the Lyons, B., Ffr« Co. TTeas...... Grand L l^ October 1, 1957 ...... $29,839.14X men—timbered, paneled estate.; near aircraft, 1st floor, four large : BOLTON LAKE $14,500—HjMc Street —6 room steps in securing a home mort lake. Bolton\MI 8-1722. Chief Engtheer o f the Man Manchester Evening Herald .. .^ ...... 318,73 Rate ...... 0025 Kitchens.' privacy, cool. Scan-! rooms. Heat, electricity. hot' 3 'll room year - round Cape with a ^ 1 deep wooded lot. .Q—Does Oklahoma have a state 167.50 gage ? The three types of mort House la in good condition. Vacant chester Fire Dept. Manchester Millwork ...... dlnli'vlan. PW car pool. $12.75. TR ‘ water. $lon per month. Ml'9-1746, hoine, fully - furnished, bird? Manchester Moving and Trucking ...... 45.00 $74,697.8526 5-1590. gages? Do you know what the upon sale. A—Yes, the atate legislature has 7th A. The ojection of the Presi well shaded lot, 50x172. closing costa include? Get the EAST SE C nO N XLot 100x185, H. Manhhester Plumbing Supply . . : ...... 10J50 Odd Mills ...... 8.6038- FOUR ROOM apartment^ heated,-! Exterior .lust painted adopted the Sclasortailed Flycatch dent. answers to these and hundreds $16,900—Solid brick Cape on B. Grady, Brokei\MI 3-8009. B, T h e electlop of the two Manchester Sheet Metal ...... ■. 4.00 ROOM FOR RENT. Three minute: neWly decorated Convenient to; Lots of extras. All for er as the official state bird. of other home important buying Mather Street. 6 rooms, 1 4 baths, , Mancheater Wsdlpaper Co...... 416.16 $766064660 .walk from center of town. Buses' school, bus and shopping. Call ’ just $7,500. Directors. and restaurants. Parking, MI decisions. Here are five, inmor- basement garage. Excellent buy.. C- The election of the Clerk Manchester Water Co...... 6,687.38 Sewer Privileges 1,708.6180 after 4 p.m. MI 3-7321 Evenings Call Q—What country ended World 14.60 9-4401. tant booklets'you need BEFORE Deep rear lot, (does not abut the Suburban f o f '^ l e 75 D. T he'election of the Tax ^ strlow ’s ...... MI 4-1139 or MI 9-98.38 pond). August occupancy, f' War I In 1958? Marks, David ...... 150.00 $^,897.84 . ----- CLEAN, cbrnforiqble room (or gen- you go house hunting. Write BOLTON l a k e —$600 d ^ . Real Collector. 'A—The tiny republic of Andor McCooe,’ jo e ...... 12.50 318.91 Apaittnento— Flats— [ tleman Central Call MI 9-9195 or " Warren, E. Howland, today good buy at the price <^$8,800. ra aigned a decree last September __E, The election of the Treas- Additions to Rate Book $20,000—186 Henry Street—Reno- . McKeeVer, M...... 125.00 From Suspense List of 10-1-56 3.31 Tdnemento 63 ; Ml 9-0641, Realtor Three ■ room summer mt*g:e. officially ending iU participation urer. 575 Main Street' "Xated 6 room Colonial with an at Sth To see if the District wlU vote Melbert. L ...... '...... 261.90 FACT'PILE tached two-car garage. 1 4 baths, screened front porch, lot !Hhd8C(. in World War I. , 1,250.00 173,120.1)6 ■ 4% ROOM, fully furnished a” art- BOLTON—Four large, rooms, heat, 511 S-1108 Manchester Realty C^, MI $i()00 to pay salaries to any of its Merz, John ...... • •. P.O. Box .144M— Hartford, Conn. ample closeta. Vacant. This is one Modem, Floor Polishing ...... 180.00 Less Authorized Corrections, DeducUehs_ ment, cefttrally located, heat In- light, 5 minutes from Manchcate'r, or,M I 3-4348., Q—In what city,will the 1959 officers. you-should s m . A. Salary of the President. Mordavsky,' F...... , , 125.00 Suspense Items ...... 200.37 eluded, *90. t i l l MI 9-6808, ' $93 monthly. 3U 3-4382. Pan American Games be held? 617.50 f o r s a l e or Relit—Andover-,-Flve B. Salary of the (Jlefk. Motorola, Inc...... '. - ...... *. •. TWO FAMILIES A—Chicago. III. m room two-car garage. arteaian- C. Salary of the Treasurer. Municipal Services. Inc. ,-..-...... 144.33 $723 16 66“ ; $14,900—Investors delight --- 82 weU.. Available July 1st, Call PI 9th To designate the offltial'de National Fir* Protection Assn...... 22:77 Walnut Street. Central clean, 2-7184. Q—Has th* mystery of the pository for the funds of the Noble Westbrook ...... -15.91 Collected to June 1st, 1969.— ...... 72,632.68. comforiable. One vacancy. 4A4. USS Grampus ever been solved? O’Brien; William ...... 102.12 Uncollected June 1st, 1959 ...... 287.06 Drive by and look It over. * District. A—No. Believed lost In a 10th To see If the voters will -vote Orlowski F, ...... f...... 1.80 4 Tax Bills, ” ' Wanted— Real (Ebtote 77 heavy gale, the Grampus waa last ,, to lay a tax and to make the Pageni, Aldo ...... 409.42 $20,000—Ridgefield off Autumn. been on March , 14. 1843 off . 125.00 Also remitted to the Treasurer Interest In the amount of $6536, . Brick 5 A S tivo-famlly.* Clean as ti rate therefor. Park. Gilbert ...... ARE YOU CONSIDERING ^ Chiarleaton. 8.G, She carried a , 3,008.10 pin. Two-car garage. Good heating llth To ae* if the voter* will vote Payroll (Fire Dept.) ...... OPEN FOR INSPECTION ...SUNDAY SELLING YOUR PROPERTTT crew o f 85 officer* and men. Payroll (Sewer Dept) ...... '...... 12.220.86 ■ Total Tax Bills sent out—6,086. ■ •frkipr';"** ■yatoms, good location. to authorize its officers to -W e will appraise your p.’jpert< borrow sufficient money to Pioneer Communication*. Inc...... 25.00 ; 800.00 - In the past eight years the District haa collected 100% . " BOLTON free shd wlttiout any obliraUcn Q—What i t meeuiing o f the meet the necessary obliga Preston, William, Fire Co. No. 3 Treas. . Estate and Personal Property Taxes as called for In the Rate - ^ > '0 - We also buy property for cash. new ■word "hlpartrotiautice’’ ? tions of The District, and Price k Lee- Co...... 21.6.5 $16,900—Brookfield Rd. ^igh and Mamber Multiple Liating 85.00 dry la this 6 room Ranch with base A t H m study jof the demands give the Dtatrlct's note, note* Ray’s Roofing ...... W ALTER N. LECLERC. S’TANLEY BRAY, Rea’tor of a^ce trevet oh humen beings, . ' 2.60 ment garage. Nice, deep wooded lot. of other obligations or obliga Rtdolfl, Mr., and Mrs...... Collector' BRAE-BURN REALTY and of the w«ye of meeting those tions, therefor when In their Safe Alarm Dlv...... 4.41 $19,000—Weatview, In Bolton Cen Ml 8-6218 demands. opinion it is for the Interest Schiebel Bros...... 13.17 ter. Genuine four bedroom Ranch 158.00 IF YOU HAVE a home to sail and of The Dlatrlct to do 10, Shimanski, Justin ...... laas than a year old; Two-car ga Stanek Electronics Laboratories ...... 1.60 To the President And Board of Tiirectora of the 8th School and ,f>7i want prompt courteous service, 12th T o sea 'If the voters will *u U - m rage, 14 ' Mths, combinations. pur State.Olaas Co...... 65.34 Utilities District. I respectfully submit my raport for the period, .'.-VV.-. .!, ■ i call Cieazynski-Felber Agency. thorize'^lh* offlefcr* to pur Price Is less than the cost. Acre BOLTON NOTICE chase a fire truck and to ap . State'Treaaumr for Social Security .... 753.86 June 1, 1958 to June 1, 1959. : , lot. Truly q,. terrific deal. Ixjok It MI 3-M09, Ml 9-4291. 43760 dw iM M iriu - - rian iN b - - bU A i iN ii There will be a puWlc hearing propriate a sum of money Sweet, Fred ! ...... Buildings involved by fire in the diatrict ...... , 8 over. not to exceed $16,000.00 for Swiss Laundry ...... ■ . 1.75 on an application to construct and , Approximate value $78,00l).00 , Legal Notice the same. Superior Service ...... 3.25 LAK? PROPERTIES. operate a gasoline filling station in 846,40 Bolton, Oonnactlcut, locifted on the ISUt To aee if the voters will au Telephone. Southern -New England ..... , ” loss 7,426,00 Numerous listings in and around* nitOaKU ON LIMITATION-OF thorize the.offlcera to spend Thorp, Leon ...... -.-v .. i... . i 375.00 Fires In electrical appliances ...... the Bolton lakes. I^t ug know what CIsAINR south side of Route 44A and the 25.00 l» east bank of Bolton Pond Brook. -a sum of money not to ex Thrall, Fred ...... , ...... Choice Full She you are looking M«*. AT A COURT OF PROBATE hold»n 31.25 Motor vehicle* ...... St Coventry, witbin and (or the DIetrtet "[Dlls property is bounded on the ceed $4,000.00 for tpe exten Topllff. Harold . ; ...... of Coventry, on the llth day of June. ■ion of the Are alarm system Touraaiid, Francis ...... 100.00 First-aid calls ...... v . A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO BUY A HOME LIKE THIS! ^ A.D. 19{9. east by the property and residence N EW HOMES 14th To see if the voters will au Tonsky. Bill ...... 399.00 Brushiand grass .'7.'.'. 1. i ...... Four large rooms, enclosed side porcii, lai'ge landscaped lot, oil heat, Quite a few under conatruction Present Hon. Elraore Turklngton, of Herald L. Lae.'^et al. 7.50 BEAUTIFUL AND UP Elsq.. Judge. The applicant is Robert D. 'Val thorlze the expenditure of Town of Manchester—Police ■...... Oil burners i ...... electric water heater, artesian well, amesite drive, 2-car garage. m n u n s e l o t s hi various locations. Two in Bol On motion.. o( Myrton E. Wright. Ad- . sum not to exceed $3500.00 Town of'Manchester—Water ----- ' 976.04 mihlstrstor, Route 44A, ‘ Coventry, entine of Bolton, Connecticut. The Chimney fires I ...... If you like bathing, boating and fishing, you Will enjoy the private ton Center, three on Lynch Drive for the relocating of the main United A ir .Lines ----- . 9.03 (opposite Buckley School), 'Wood* _____ th«.,rslAte,p(;John WrMd. petition- is Bubmitted by his at- . . 224.80 Mutoal aid ...... BOLTON LAKE beach'rights on the best part of the lake. Only 10 minutes ride frOm ^ TERMS YOU CAN AFFORD— OPEN DAILY m 4 SUNDAY 10 AJyl. to 7 PJl4. &te*^oj^COvenInrlate ^I^COveniry witmiywllhln^.sald .sald qislrlel.qitl tdmey, Jolto D. LaBella of MAn- sewer line on HarUand Road, Unitafi StaU* Post O ffic e ...... land Street, Rockledge, etc, VohE. ' Jo*. ..V ...... 4.. . • * 712.60 Miscellaneous- calls HiU Couri: doth daegee that six chaater, Connecticut. ' right-of-way. Manchester. All town accepted roads. If you enjoy good living, be 15th TO transact any dOier bual- Voronovitch, Michael .. , 7.50 ■ ■ ■ . " '■ ' - ■■ ' ' ■ , " T, J. CROCKETT, Realtor months be allowed anq limited (or th* The time of the -baartngi 8:00 76.00 Fires outside district ...... KEENEY DRIVE aure to drive out ^pday,' . creditors of said estate to exhibit their P.M., June 80, 1959. ’ near, propar’ to com e baforia Warriagton. Arthur . clatme against the came to the Ad- ; 20 0.00 ITS LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED— YOUR ASSURANCE ' The place of thq hearing: Bolton til* maetfng. ___ _ WUIla. pen ...... ij... Total number of calls Priced RightwAnd lW Only $2,00Q Dpwn You Cem Buy It! MI 8-1577 rolnlitrator add dIreAa Jhat auMic Wlllia Oarage, Don . 1,398,00 OF A GOOD PLACE TO BUY, BUILD and LIVE notice be given of thie order by adver Ctommuntty Hall, Boltbi), Oqnnac- EIGHTH SCHOOL k U TIU TIBS Inapections mad* ...... tising In a newspaper havtag a ------DISTRICT I , WithhokUng Taxes .. . 1,866.70. I R O M T E ^ mOHLANt) PARK areS-'-lO room ■ tlcut. • 36671 fir* extinguishers recliargad .,,.. iatlon In said,district, and.. byjy 1posting BOLTON ZONING BOARD Dgvid. Marks WergSn,. Arthur ..... elder nouae, (til hast, <*aramle a copy, thereof on the nulibUr wyman‘6 Oil .1,602.68. MANCHESTER REALTY CO. DIRECTIONS: Take'Wilbur Cross Parkway to Exit 105, follow aiRiu to Union, then take Ro^te 198 thru Bife- -bath, porch, garage, acre of land. In stid Town nl.Cevenlry. n^rvit tbs OF APPEALS place■ where ' the■' deceased last dwsit. JuUua L. SUong, Okairman' Dated at Maaehaateri'Conn., thia low Hollow State P$irk to Route'171. Turd left and watch for sirns. „ - treea. Kea Oatrinsky^, MI ^------^ ifled'led . (Ifrom______Record Total ...... 166,796.50 BOLTON (TED OOODCHILD) Ml 3-0000 or TR S-6412 IRS TOg^ONaTOW. Ajmaa.H. Bhlna. •aentary ITth day a t June IBM.
•n. L I-' ii: * matirbrat^r Snrttittit Srralb RATURDAY, JUNE 20, 1989
nounvar cornea on and ncedieo, [ ■'How old ia itKir heating plant?” Two Parties Held About Town t The youtniter »on in one honaehold Heard , Along Main .Street heard the qiiCatton the other morn- For Future Bride Inir. patted hie atomach and aaid, SOantonenidb Trtbe No. M, ■■aeven and a half.” lORM. will hold lt« reiiuUr mwt- AnH .ttn Soma o f IHonrhoMpr^t SiHo Stroota, Ttto Mia* Joyce Huraack, 3i Moor* St., hM been hd^j«r*d recently IM in Tinker hall Monday at * atart Rowin’ p.m Thera will be elecuon o( of- with ttvo pre-nuptial eVenU. *and adjourned upataira; Ibe • Mancheiter fleara. Vno're Iha Ouj l Mr*. David Mark, Mother of the How a-out this weather? ^ plumber* were called; th* curtain H'lth School aenior yeetei^ay waa, Ijridegroom-to-be. wcently gev* a Bather Granatrojn will! Town Fire Chief Clt.’' Maaon ha* ran ran* a down i heard tellln*: hie eon after com- luncheon In honor of her future mencement eaerciaea: ■ :4 aa ho tea* at the Lutr Junior ; rn anawer which, althouirh not up daughter-in-law at the Hotel Stat- ^ aerve . News Travel* "Well. aon. you're on v*our own M uanm on Sunday afternoon to neteorological sta n d a rd * ler, Hartford. The color acheme i:.^kei sense to ua in the auner- The Herald * Andover cor- now. You'll h"ve to paddle your wa* pink and white. from f to 6. respondent. Cindy- Pfahatlehl, own canoe.'" atitioua set. A tea w as given In her honor To combat th* ambient heat and made the new* a few month* ago "Huh." snapped the youth, Manchaater Auxiliary Police when, a few short hour* after de- "With all thi* raim all you need on June 3 by h*r aunL Mr*. Abra- wUl hold a huaineaa meetinp Mon humidlly. Maaon went and bougiit '■ham Zubrow, a t h e r home, ’ 19 hinaelf^n-ai conditioner, hooked livering a baby, she was pound- to give me i* a paddle.” day nlirht aP ~ o'clock in Police tng out her column In her hospital | . ' - Anoii; Waranoke Rd. Headquarter' it up and turned it oti Miss Hiiraack and Charles A. •That apvKratu* was a good bedroom. She w as making, a* well | ------— aa writing, the news that day. Borgite will be married on Sun The Manchester WATEP will leave buy." aaid Maaon later. ''.It hfoke day, Jbne 28, a t 1 p.m. .In the Uio Italian American Club Tues the heal apfll-a.t.gle handed And rt traveled t ( Juir^ll tO HoHOr Temple Beth Sholom. day nljrht at 7 o'clock, tp ro on a ■■’•■Now loo* what; wr're getting, This week we received in the | njratrrv ride. Welghins will begin rain. fog. drirale. and 1 even hcai mall a lettef' and a copy of a i SliirlentR Siiticlav at d:30. Mri. Molly McCarthy and there* been anbw in Ne-’ Ham p ship'* newspaper. And there wa*! Mp*. Charles Turk.«hoi are in shire , Yep. that a quite an air t'indy'a atorv again. " i — charge of arangeinenl* for the eve conditioner.'' The letter was aenl bv Mrs Wll-1 Congregational Church ning. Ham .1. Foord of .19 Coburn Rd. I "iH make apeclal recognition of Jack-of-AII She and her husband, their daugh- the .liihjlee Cluh memhera and of • ".'•‘fr'-i* Panshioitera of the Zion Lu- A Dirertor*' meeting this week ' ter .Inita. and .ludlth Beal of 53 the Junior high atiidenU a. aepa- therwi ChurCb are invited to tw,wo, ,was temporarily acuttled by a Cohurn Rd. are making "motor worship In the • ■■ ■ ■—In lour of Riirope. .Mr*. Foord said ' biuldint ■' the'S S:'independence Sun-Lane ""'’Chary tomorrow, morning., tival ‘at 3:30 in Our hedeemer! A custodian railed C.eneral .Man- Newa brought them back to Man-1 Tlie Rev, Clifford O, .Simpaon Chufeh Village Hill, Lebanon, and ager Richard Martin out of the cheater nioinenlarlly on this trip, win preach at the II a.ni. »ervlce the IniUllation of the new niinia- meeting In the second door hear- with the ilem. The two girls arc, n,, .Jubilee Club, which ter of St. John's Lutheran Church, ing room at about _n oTlock _tn_ ajm^ejita at ,Manchester High memhera of Center , investigate leaking pipes and ra-‘ School, Meriden, at 4 o rlock. Churcli who have been member* of diatora In a record storage apace Their ' II, .u u "ny Christian church for .10 year*.. ;arrrt boiler room m the haaement through France, along the French (),(, ^ plaque will and the town clerk*' office on the *nd Italian, Riviera, to Rome. Na- ^e dedicated to 'ciie'memorv of the; nrai floor. ^ ^ , Plcs, Kloience. through Switr.e;- n,,, r ,. tvatson Woodruff, for-1 L T. WOOD GO. M artin nan b<*rn srivinj: rppnria lanrl. (^einiAnv. and AniJlriR. «nd . of Center Olnirch- FoN' Drying clothes on varioua town m att^ra wh^n thf ihfv l eturn to .\fanrh<»i«lrr imvinc* ribfrMhni#niM, ICE SU N T emergency was announced. the end of this monlh, after vi.ail- aVrved Iq the F ^ X X n is easy today... g l BISSELL ST. Jn' thr* baspmrnl. liP tnrnpci jnp Bcljfiimi. Holland and EnR-',ooni. MemJ>*r» of tha Maaonic Cuhea-Cruahrtt’Blocka valvea ajid lool5 othar atapa .\indar; " j Lodpa of Manchaalar will attend Behind a bank of flower*, aalutatorian Irene Lee deliver* a }nlk to parenU, achool official* and inslructlona of Builder Andrew Ill* 11 o'clock service in e body. friend* at graduation exerciaea held last night. TClae* of 1959 *its behind her. Miss Lee won four i Anaaldi. who. among the aperla- Tno-Toned Thinking i Tiie combined senior and youth award.*. (Herald Photo bv Saternisi. / , , tora who had come, down from the If you were to bii.v * amall, for- choirs will sing, Board meeting, knew Jhe most eign-made -tar tomorrow, you The special junior high service ahniil steam heating aystema. would do so for economy purposes will h lield at 9:1.1 a.m. Speaking Meanwhile, the meeting reaiimed hilt you would not atlribiite on the sulriject "How to Manage a such high reasoning to your next- Giant" will h# the' Rev. Dean Rockville High Graduates UfESTOWN door neighbor. He'd be buying Hodges, director of religious educa- one to tinpreaa all his frienda. lion of the Connecticut Confer- 1 1 PHARMACY Hov* Your Doctor Thla convenient mental quirk <‘"..|*. vsoni _/. I Aiiii." Miriiaipllo. .Vaiicy L. Mi.rSis Paul You get premium quality OF COURSE m alics Prize for four years or Nag.v. Carol J. Neff, Richaid F. 964 CENTER ST. the nextdonr neighbor, produced a ' Ceasing." graduates exchanged such ex Mobilhest with RT-98 ... th* 'show-off laK^I **t* 4 Aei* a/ 4I*a . clamations with parent.", friends, m athem a’tilvs. I Nlp.iPi-wprlyr, Palricia A. .\oonan, label on top of the Mrs. .Simpson Robert Gowdy, the B^usoh. and I Opf"udJ'k. Beverly a, mo«t completely effective fuel list. leave on' Thursday to apeiid the classmates, teschers.* and even oil additive in use today. And strangers, sfter commenf'errient lomi Science Medal for-attaining PDltoKrini. nol>v>i*t F. "Not a aingle pei-son ""'•-nhed' abroad. He,will be par P^U. IsDonard C. Porronkl, Tlitipna L. you get premium service. Au exercises at the school Isst night. th# hlfifhMt scholarahif in Rcience such a shallow motive to himaeif, " tlcipating in a preaching tour tmii and Lh<» William Osier AwArd for IVlL'Oflkl. tomatic deliveric* . . . * bal said«nM Al-AA1 .* executive Philip f ------— • — . — . o—..— More th sn 900 gue.st." were P^loiiH A. IMjilhiick, • I’puf’lopu . A. I throughout England and Scotland , j , excellence in bidiog:i0fll Rcienre. Pierce. Mark A. I’ipfnn. RiaiiiiR M. \ anced payment plan and many W allwork under the. auspice* of the National [ *•) ^’’e gymnasluni on fold- Lloyd Boothroyd. Rotftry Club PoRxic. Vivian 11. PM'ier, Janice M. I Council of (Tiiirrhes of airi.sl ,in ! <”5 chairs^ and hleache’ .s while Pachifholtz, nirlmrd A.. Pac2kY*w.-*kl. other extras designed to mak* NOTICE l.ifefinie fiimrantee America and the Britiah Council about a dozen persons without Award for excellence in Industrial Wlliiain J. nad\. J dr*'1iIi . T Iladzlc- home heating really toey. tickets heard the ceremonies over Art.»^ subjects .JoKDjih P. Rc|l|>'. Pyllla J, Rent- EFTECTI^T THIS SV.VDAT AND FOB THE One nil i iimpany ha.s been using of Churches. Helen Bloniai-c, bhe, WMlliam Os Ut . .Idy<|iiclin^ M. RIcairl. j?arbara A REMAINDER OF .FI NE. Jl'LV AND AFGfST s loud sheaker in the auditorium Hick: JMn A Rl|F*y. Mahinr* A. Tloih*’. conacience-pricking advertising -----;------ier Award for excellence in bio- I'linaln* M o b ilh e a t over radio station \VIHF. The an- ______Irene I^ee. salutatorian. delivered , Eti>b»»rt L. St 8.'. entnusi j-j srriimei Smuia f, • .simffer, EN.IOV IT WITH THEIR FAMILIE.S—. ______I Miss Lee.' received the Florence I PoP'''""‘y i fwroni*...... - -.-X W E GIVE THANK VOr . FILM —FI.ASHBl'I.BS Smith Ir.. Ilolurt P. Smhli Teri'.va d i s c o u n t p r i c e s U c , D.ei. A-* Aninv.H ' Memor *1 Awards for | , 4Ka. r.i,.,.. /"UiK'A. Gi..h " . Smith,SmiiH. .lohf.lolm II.ll. SojUa.Snjka. ■’*) Award for excellence in for- Ann Zanjfhi, the i hihp M. Howe vrappi-. ■>‘'iar«»i}rf» r . viik’d. Barbara a . MORIARTY famtlj affair and was attended by ; languages was. given to Mi.«s M em oral A w ard for excellerice in w?iMn. .inBci.ii Ij WaUn?«ki. history * ilmniiiV r Wallern. David A. War- North End Pharmacy a large group, : Lee, as well ss the-Rotary'Club I rMi. Wendy Wanun. Alan H. WoiiJjicb. Blixabeth Hyjek, fhe Rxchan/fe ' Ri<>i»ard K. WHU. Nanr\ K. Wnmoip; j BROTHERS ••TOt’R ALL-PR0FE!SSIONAL STORE" After the picnic. ' held In the [ Award for excellence in English, cabin, the boys participated in a She also received a Northeast PTA Club Scholarship. Wiiiic. 4 DEPOT SQL ARE • .Ml 9-4.185 I number of races and skill con-: Scholarshin, awarded to a giadii- Catol Neff, -tne Borkyille Pub- dihuo p, wiiinok. Hiainr W4k>3n."'soholar«hip. Tl'R.VPIKK son'-of the c inn m it tee, (Chairman. j t»iy riiib Awaid for excellence In Janis .Mdins, Rentschler'jMalhe- i A Drige number of awards were commercial siihiecls. malice Prize for first year^lgebra. j At Atlantic Apartments WILL BK rLO.‘^HI) made tfhsCub Scouts who had com- ' I” her valedictory. Miss Hany IJfe of Graduates Jiletcd eequirement.". iirped her cla.ssmate.a to bffnish the The 1959 giadautes are: .lU N F. 22 THRU Ghairman\Gciger thanked (he phra.«e "I don't rare" from thetr Judnh Ami Albert. Norman A, Xlle- Eoe|i 2>b*droom apartmMi’ $60 per week den mother.". Hen fathers and the vocahularies and ."tart a chadi re- man, .lohn ,i' AlliHon. Alii.oi Frpdi‘iirk A. .11 NH 20 Arzi. JaniFR \V. $110 2 weeks. committee for. ^peraUon during action, creating care from rare. :-"l.'.JL'Ashf. H 4»iir> J. AiMih'^it. ' Clairf M, the ve.ar. The aam e^om m illee wa* ‘"The majorit.v does not t'fli'p Ruk'-r. Noi'vdh T.- Bak^r. Halph C. rl^rt^d to .<*frve nexL^vear, pnoufrh.” .’•hp aaid. pointinjf outiBaiion Ji. Bonm^ .n: BanlDti. Anna that caring demands an active in- L * Bentley. Siephen K. Weekend rate $3S— Friday through Siindoy . ^ , . .. . . Bfudi’j*. f-loiiiicc Bliiin, HfIaji B. lerpst' In town meetin;;.q and in BUmior/.. i.u.vh A. Booihroyo. jHm»*a Send Check or .Money Order on ResersaHon Request voting'. . D. Braill^.N, .lovre A. Bragdon. All>^rl The m em bers of the 1959 Erad-^ For Resersatinn* \1 rile To: REFOIIE VOi; BLY ANV STUR.M WI.NDOIVS, DOORS, uating class were reminded by', Frank K. Jtiirkhardl Ji„ Brite A. JALOfSIES OR AWNINGS. BE SCRE TO CALI. ‘ their valedictorian that thev leave Bin-na. ATLANTIC APARTMENTS. BLOCK ISLAND, R. I. BILL TI NSKV. .Ml 9-9095 FOR A FREE ESTLM.ATE: .lames S. Bnnill Jr.* Davhl II. Burt.,-- the *««»; h y ' piiriciK K .'»i,nr,on. farol A ('ari.rn: Ing molded by four years of train- i,., .\inrh.vn l.' I'sitn . lu.hi n .1. ('a.-i- P .O .B O X 94 New 1959 ing. i, all. liiniiiaid _ \V. Climirlewski. r.n alil P.8.'N ew I/onrion Boat le n se s 11 .A..M. Dall.i 'Toll-"’lalKs rnon Ihnine nnnllenlinnappilcaiion otof l aie "• g "tisri-r, i.ucnis Daniel ,1, J. I'onU, Cnnnnr.,.- Thomas DiSimo N. Frida.v* (Only) 11 and 7:80 P.M. 3 Channel and It." respon.llbinty were given :c«nk. Baihara L. Cowtlney. James K. hv Helen Bloniarz and Elizabeth I t'owan,- .lohn R. (,’raliy Jr., ’rhylli." vi..i«lf wlin ranUeH third anil Daigle. |)ihji DauKherty. Aphony W. H>,ieK, WHO lanKen im ru "U” Oecarli. .Mar, \V. , DeLoag. HeHaig Siorm fourth in the graduating class. IVrpkn, There,. A. Deni, Arilnir X. AWNINGS Diplomas were conferred on the i Deftion; .laniek l„ Dirk, Ronald W. 907 oraHnato" hv Mra Genroe , flxon. Sl.mley P. nomlwk. Wnodlllll gui gianuaie." n.y -m is , oeor,.e i.'I'humas 0ow*ewirz, line C, Windows H am m ar, secretaj'v of the Vernon | Dnbek, Stuart I. Edward*. Rernard L. Board of Ednratlon. A diploma had , Fah.v .rr.. .foan T. Fepko, Mary ri YOU'LL LIKE THE . tha hnn,« ‘ Fobs. Claloe 1,. Foatra'. I.aiirel K. been delheied enillei to the hqnie j.,Kenneth II.a Friedrich, CONVENIENCE'- of the late Jacqiielynn Kunkel, Thomas P/ fiainie. Elizabeth .1. Gar- whose parent." accepted It post- ’’.''."kV. I•ylll'e Gayion, Joanne .M. k..to e—... r>ni..ninoi tnaanh .Sleiihen E, tie«*ay 111. (lordon hiimoual.l from Principal .loseph p p. Gihson. LindaI.inda L;E; Girahick. RochelleRochi TOMORROW IS FATHER'S DAY, SO ! M. Ctisker. Their (lailghter was | o. Goldman, George K'. Gin don. AiAnne Twill lock holLs all exlnidcd ahi- I killed In an ajitomoblte'a.crgiderft IR, fiorman, Paul K Gorman. JurJilriUli REMEMBER DAD and GRANDPA, TOO! le mimim, completel.v weather-strip th-kf,. i. T- . - ■ it M.ai. itoiiiei.Golller. xrooriLRobert r»„H„ .aowu.v,Gowdy. PalriClaPatrl a. eiakiit (Eultmc\. tni* Spring . . M, tlrCnler, Richard A. Grjftllhs. Ray, ped. The high school hand pla.yed as mond C. Gudalll*. Oaroi H. Hagen. the hoys, in blue caps and gowns, .Fnhn A. Hartimar, Eleanor h. Hanson. Happy Father’s Day CAKE .Awnings , fa* window*, Judith A. Hany Leona M. Hahy. Mich Storm Doors $31.95* porches, doors and patios. and the girls In. white, mkrehed ael ..J. Hartl, Lind*_,E. Hatton. .Karl 17 colors; roll up for easy ; front" the gymnasium and .lidded G, Heimderdlnger. Barbara Ai Hunlitig- •Instiillation optional. trtn.- atiu-age. for a reception in the- rafejena. iSIUabeih A. Hylklt. Jarqueiln „T. Ja- 3 LAYERS Other .Awards rhlni. Ernest tV. .lohndro'r, Shirley M. ' Other students who were award- Jone.", itayre L. Jhslin. Sheila. T-, JEWELERS FREE ESTIMATES E-Z TERMS Karkevicli. Gloria 'N. Kaeevlch.' .Tudlth ' W ITH PURE 1*4 for'their out.ntanding scholar-, A. Ka.van, .ludlth D. Kavden. Glaudlaj ship w ere: I Kelah, Roherl J. Kelley.-Davfd A. Kinc- c Nancy Gozdz, a 1 tniO'r7')L6i* I man. Martin C. Klncman, Barbara J. u BUTTER .n a r ii^ n I King. Charles M. Knnaraki Jr.. Bar- 958 Main Street Otka. a sophomorei and Glenn Kara J. Krovontka. .lacquelln D. Kun- BILL TUNSKY Ml 9-9095 Snape. .a freshman. Uie . Stevens j kel.>David F., Kuoferachniid Patricia' FROSTING! ' ‘ J- - ... F, Langdoii. henry Memorial Awards for *X“i ■ p. t.pi' c-; i * t» Manchester, Connecticur"' cellence in sehdlarahip diJring the w"; current school yeai. • . (t.ee .Tr.. Irene H. Lee. DaWd A. Lehan. Robert Stockas, the CTtarles ^ ^ ^ Dear Sir: - w orm N ettle on Award for beat l Bonnie L. Llpman, Patricia A. LHIIe ' V f I Wtr* r i NO Please open: an account for. me. . r I I prefer a ^ DOWN For Dad With Eoeh CohtI p .^ « ? ' □ 30-Day Account PAYMENT f i j o m h . ...O u r Specialty,a, ...... □ Easy Payment Account Buy your haating, roofing, aluminum windowu, EAST^ STREET— ANDOVER doors, insulation and siding now. No down poy- Over 200 Acres Of Verv' truly yours, monts— >no monthly poymnnfs until Oct. 1st. fhong RUM BABA t A M l 3-5161 for fret cstimotus. Trail Riding ALL DAY SUNDAY I English and W osttrn riding lotsoiis. No 7 A.M. to 8 P.M. I H oiiot beordod and S4>ld. STOP IN AFTF-R CHI RCH -: a ' Payments , Tvak »fl S-293f f o r rrsebvations •M “I Octaber 1st i r ” t h is cbifPON WORTH $h00 ioUPON AND 11.60 F-NTITLEB H O U » R TQ, IDR OF TRAIL RroiNG. REO. $t.60 FRR HOUR P.S- PlcMc potiiy me when it is open for use MONTGOMERY WARD OODPON OOODi JUNE SO AND t l ONLY MANtHESTER SHOPPING PARKADE — ___ ^ 82k M A IN s t r e e t L ■isJ M.'MIDDiaS TllRNPIRFe—TEL. MI 9-9D30'
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and 1 have to keep my eye on ’em, girls plfbuabtod dh lUce. 'The prd* or somiday I’ll Bnd they have my ducer, Nksk VinoR, oame by bo Job." tell Davu.thpt a Utrge group of Fidr'Gentlem an The trialogue endcl-with aome Canadiaaa were attending the Kidding and turned to audience re show that night. Dave’s face IB actions. up: ■■aaod.’’.Tben ho turned bo (Britan’s TV Kid) Likes Eathaslssm ine; "iVe have had gtoxupa of Boet- How do American audiences Ush BrlUah M n ua, and R differ from British T” 1 aeked, still MS ua thasmount of fan mail we are getting from them. W f n o r r . u»nrpEB arrcsraB for America since I waa 12 years Mv spirited Interviewee sn- And the' Americanr aiem to have old and fell in love with cowboys svVerM enthuUssUcaliy. ''‘Here in 9 fh m tbe American preaa taken to us, boo!" and Indians and football. When we America, the audiences troop into And indeed, the American vtasr- the iMy from Britain as an moved from Twickenham into East the studio with * Loth have fUn '■arnsniitlA aucoeah," the, SO-year- era have. Th sp.Tited p e rso n ^ y London, my mother waa working attitude. W e’re ready. Let’s, go! of a miscMevous oomedian Who la aU r §rrinned wryly. and sent me off to register on me Britishers sit on their hande and " T m m * hell of a long: n lg U r say: Alright,- If you’re so good, aware ttmt he doesn’t have to Muff own in school. BriUah laws-at that the g a ^ dawn our .throats Is as Xa a. aoCt VMm , edged with Irpft- time required me to go to school show us!” Hheeae (or t. S A T U R D A Y P R O G R A M Television Reatal Water lmvisRim.TYeo. Perey J lu >B A 40 rtafurs tt lt:ee kMcar S SUrring ^ ymond Barr and Bar- Heatere are REALTOBiSr-^I^SURORS Trae Sianr tt. N bara 'The Case of the “ ^ s s s f K . ; - a v a ils^ . uscie Ai a a»v ■ Neglieent Nymph". Pftrry , Moaon______ftarrlng Ray Milland-MarkhaaO 28S E. Oenter 8t--“M I *-4112 BMarSiur W m t«» 40 M a tlshlne trip off a foa-bound .. ia hired by an Insurance company lt;M Oar Gsac CamediM S oeut rescues a blonde from " to probe a series of gem tneffs Oaly 91.95 aeo. * . OeleeUT?! DIsrjr M. Si ncean and finds himself In but before he con ceme up with' WariS'i Beit ISiviei S middle of a homtetde trtaL • a clue bis best lead Is slain. “ The Secret" V «« HeMa sad People Are Faaay ^.18. 80 Tbe D.A.’S Moa Hi. M Robert Taylor The IMek Clark 8ha» B. N Starring John Compton-Sbanpen DO YOU KNOW lt;tf Veatare yflai S Music and auests: Jnlku L.a- poses as a candy oalesman and "Weitward Ho" John Wayne and Roaa. Jimmy Darren, Sam Gook InveatlEBtea tbe alaying of a Od- CHADWICK a CO. Sheila Mannera and the Mystics year-oia. farmer who waa mar 5ft4 OENTER ST.— M l 9-9999 l:#e rilm / H '8:00 Perry Preseals 88. 80 ried to a beautiful young girl. F awl t Stares A» We Were M Teresa Brewer. Tony Bennett Harder Petrel 8 MC M A IN ST.—M I A-tTAM , Caadlepin BewUas ** and the Four t-ads (oOlor) IWMy Late Shew tt 1:U Weilern Weaderiaad 10 Mystery Is My Bastaesa 8 "Follow Your Heart" Marian 1;M Talee el the Weet . _ 1« JaUlee. DBA tt Tally and Michael Bartlet. Satarday Matinoe—^Trlyle Veatsre S:ie Wanted: Deed Or AUre 8. 40 11:00 News, Weather and Bperto 8 IlMtAMStiRA. • Serviees All MakM Of (1) , "Headline Hunter*" Red Starrinx' Steve McQueea. Joab News and Wsather 8 Cameron. . - _ _ Randalr tralHn|; a boiA robber la Cortabi Time' 88 Whshero, Dryers, (3> "The Man U Armed" Dane unconvinced when he learns that "In This Our tile ” Bette Davis ■ ClATk ' the robber has been stain 'by n Satarday NIgbl Ifews 80 CHAMBERS o la ^ • rtO Brenaer 8. 00 CoiTyeiTBen'GinueLHogi'Bawns. Majer Inaaae . . ■ « Edward Binne and Jaaoea Brod — iam Lundixsn, Dmmla Jamra (White Sox Ta. Red Box) erick star. A wealthy and respect Johnny Olson wW report the Local ar AUL WORK OCARANTBED 8:00 Feninr* F lin able family man. iraptierted In vrfwultB of thU twentY'^lrst Laag Diataane "Treasure Island Wallace Boe^y ahady underworld doinpe become* contest in ntilcn firtr-ono flni^ and Jackie Cooyer the concern of Detective lA. Bren UU representiiiff the 4$ .stnteM U ner in "Tbr Family Maa." wlU vie tMr the tttle mC "ICrM. TRAILER VAN SERVlOB *'** ^tasa of the Nary” OU<^ Ae- Black Saddle 88. M America." ' Havlland and Georae Brent Co-otarrlns Peter Breqk asM Rua- Wm M's SoNrt IfaYtoa »>nhta 4:00 Wchnela In A t ^ »• setl Johnoan. A woman •ufteriaf FeaLaM M Therearlibred Baee si unexplainrd hostiitty from the ‘-Test Pilot " dark Oabto and MS E. MIDDLE TPKE. townspeoplr. hires Clay Culhane Spenerr Tracy. "M* Minor VIoro' to find her husband .Who hoa dts- Lato Shew _ tt MI S-iilin ar Htfd. OH 7-1499 -•'Coachinr Clutf American Oaks' "Ramona” l.rf>retto,jreuBg. appearrd mysteciotudr...... 'iJ- ' ~ Joiu. W sr.| Lawreare Wrik Shew , 8, tt 11:M Phase the-Pastss Id . WrwstUax 18 Hewm • :M Hare Ciaai. WM Tterel 8. 00 18:U News • ,j:rft.*k. " M Starrlag Richard Bonne. Havinir 1:00 f ^ r t l a Chan , . CaadM Caasera finally found Ihemselres n cold I :M Hewa and Wnatber 4>a The Weathy vnae mine, a -father and bU son are 8:14 Hews besleced br deadly claim -lump AUTO Tatta hr Mhator L. SaHenaaB 18 ers until Paladin attniMed by SERVICE mmltre decides to belpir^' T V OuiE <»f ^e e k S&G WaSdl -SS Pre PeeSSt, Be*ltw Baaeh Party ' fflasa^ CUr . 8L N (;U Carte*a_Oaral*al George Montaomery stao. B«aat 'Ray Streeter and Bill Grant, 8ARRE GUIID of CInmaron'. Matt Rockford and i, Rfho Oiled in for Jsck P »sr Proprietors ,4- ■ I.Ane Temple lead tawnomen in y * S J ir ^ W U h PWher search of a lexendary monster while tw‘ vsoationM snd msde s JelPa grest Wt? ^ 194 W. Middle Tpke^ MI 8-2»lf MONUMENTS pUysy Ib a Glewn who has kidniwed Beth Purcell Bmpal Laaewa after biasing a trail of terror and 8. WhAt ie called the Cdstoet violence. gsme in the world end now being Motor Tune-^p, Front Bad Joba Thirs It t Itm Osild tfcMMNut IM Late KsUaee lA’MM Se' gg Automatic TranambMioiis S:ee Jeff’s eWUe (R S b ro a d ^ ) Stnrrihx Jame# telecsetT — «M MM ysN SMtcbtiMkl HwbM* Base at the W e^ Arneaa. By peainK da a robbsr- si Who-replsoes Prttjr Oeffto .who..prey* on tbe rich to help D fir dapartod Isind MSS. CssmK III.. . 'iTerten rt Iba Tahea the Bpor.'. a. clerer hlRtiwaynuin for the summer? f - SSLtmosa wmm WMtomsw » FREE pmijKkbt' ''Colorado Sundom Sondoww Bex wtaa^he symuathy af the com - 4. Whi(di apeeisi in-Msg. hsd ifldxet Baceway munity and virtual immunity tor sn aU-msle cMt, snd .who grigi ^ $ 3 B k M u n hla criminal aeUrlUea,. until l:ie News. Weather * Sparta i Marshal Matt diacovers a method nal^ wrote the novel on grtiloli U» ' S iM GAS W.ILHiRUIIHI ATLAN’1C HEATING OILS ‘ ffcwErt Ry W W ..... LUnER GO. L. T. WOOD CO. Ml 9-1443 OPfN.AlL DAY M Y CLEANSERS, lac. 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i « w . MiiHHJc m a n . AY Television PROGRAM FLETCHER m t iM l 9-TC7* TUESDAY Television PROGRAM Title Te_Be Advioed ' Ig I:gg Bd SalUvaa t. gg • :M Tfc» ChriaWl With Ray Bloch and hi* Orchea- digg FMUaia Film Uai*rr«ltr > Sloela Featare FUm gg T B LCLASS A W M i COMPANY d :a Lseh At Yka Baak Tha Oaltlsraiaas gg, gg • :t# New* , the Marlnea" John tra. "Bleventh Anniveraary Cele njEiintY o r PARKma lTnorou|^bT«ds Don't DIrit Coogan stars "Hangtown' OArflcM and Kleanor Parker bration." Queata: Wayne and Pepwi Jheelern ea ter ?’gj Marshal Matt Wayne pursue# a 2s?'*?* Shuater. Canadian comedy team; A U T O O U U » ~ L ______i Tm svttle H group of murderers who are dedi ^ M n e k W * I* n * Ufe tiM Oartaea Bnreaa g Fabian, singer; Shelley Berman, Tadar First Shaw . gg cated to ridding San Francisco of p u * u u Seleace « : « p m Gaag Ceaaedlee g comedian; will Jordan, comedian 5TOT HNOLOSUBBS — GLASS rURNlTUBH TOPS . .. S?®"RL*“ daa« "Voltolre" Oeorgsr Arlta* Indians, S M SSiW*'*'. ®5 r M »4 a \ _ ladaal^ ea Parade g and others. Additional Guestsi Ttgd Tawa Cner The Rinemaa t ELECTRONICS • :M rn flle !■ Space Mews l;gg ^tdmh ■ :M Face n e Natlea A t# Georgia Gibbs, singer; the Kirby AdreataS Starring Chuck Connor* and (e»> The Chrletepiims Panel Interview program, with Stone Four.. and the Shirleya, 7:gg American Legsad (urtng Jdhnny Crawford In LABORATORIES Weetera ITeaderlaad Stuart Nevlna a* moderator Breakfast Tima ^ * B a r ^ Mmw ' . M ELECTRONICS TreaWeT variety group. ltd# Hap Wehards "Boomerang.'' A land foreclosure Fhatare g •iS* F|{l»irl*n gg Way Of Ufe ^ youjig man faces the electric 4:gg B e l ^ ^ ^ e w * gg The Stone." The program will I 'HJ^Jen-Mnemy” Xay Llnoker resent an adaptation of the Used Cars" I Tap Dollar STANEK’S. Open Thorg- • yiotorv At Seh g and Warren Hull U.8. Marshal Ig days until 9. Big Ptetare M Meet The T re L gg Etbllcal atory of David and CaaeeairstieB Webster —Leeal Mews I t I \ li \ s \ I I s A ^1 i( \ i( I: jf!j* oil Te Adveatare g Goliath. Caver Story x • :it News It 11:M Eye Oa New York t Ittr Klar 'y g Ladles’ Day Mews and Weathar gg, gt lg:gg Garry Msoro Shew g, gg Tale* ef the W eil Ig TV Show gg, gg C a p ^ David Grief a Guests: Bd I^nn, Kay Ballard Faith For Today g (Color) Starring Janet Blair and I Love Of Ufa 1 \ I; vino, s \i.i s -.1 it\ I) I Cleae-ap gs . „ Late Mattaee B3 John Raitt — Guests: D>OTothy Tie Tae Deogh ’ *!*h » *• and Johnny Desmond. Marlon Featare M X5,* *w»»M «lh Cealhry 1. gg Bight Steps ta Psoee’’ gg Lorne and Durward Kirby Bratnwaahlng.” p S ^ l A ira- Kirsten. Roaran and Martin, Aerass the Beard Mews gg featured Sacred Hear! 4* comedy team. 336 North 5?^k Temenww 11:IS Uvlag Word M matlc exploration of hne of the. Csit ,4s S, fS It Caald Be Tea > S n FnmelsJs Beat I DavM Mivea Shsw------gg. gg mEEN PHARMACY 11 ;M Camera Three t, M etrangeat ^enomena of our time, flthrs Wayde Preston. "Return R PS bl Main St. Year TV Theater "Stlciu andnd Stons" starring John fe a t^ n r the experience* of Hob- S d P w e b b . Ben Alexander aia? Bricaon. A baseball player goes Baaa The Clewa g to Bl Paso." Robert Lowem, Putomim e Qofai n o National Hot Rod Assoclatloii CHARLES A. BARBATO Pageaat n wiro apeht five ywm In Paul Plcernl. Kasey Rogers. On I The OaldlaA Light . Into a slump when his wife re- o n To Adveatare M 5.-<5lne»e Communtat lafl?- Dr. TeL mds In Investigating the theft of celres threatening lettera. B.S., Pluum . R M Gaxy Merrill and Joanna Moore MVeree Meariag Macr-^ • ■ - -- Mike Wodimo 13 Teaaa Baageta 4$ Wtlltam _OaUa. former A.P. OPEN u n t i l 5 FJM. MONDAY Thra THURSDAY 1 O n Miss B i ^ g AeKeaaU’s RaUers gg FEATURES FREE DELIVERY Bureau Chief ot Ctechoak>vaLia ■ eo-inar In "Invitation to an. Aeci- TV Mall Order U JJ'J} Wartlagtea BepeH •, M ■ dent." The story concerns a mar I As The Werld Taras \ M l Middle Aimplke Beet lt:M Speetal g who waa Impriaoned for esplon^ T m t r i:gg ntlsea SaMler g aae: and the crew of a UJB. Air ried couple whose household Dean Fredericks stars Canyon T E L BH C-1448 Aria Featlval Show seems prone to freak accidents. Mews ^ S “ Batclidor Bum IIm '* Force plane, shot down In Korea, FRIDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 8:30 r«?S2r Halt H en FUm takes over the "Jay Birds" an S xfIv flkMw Kl .. .. *• »• who were accuaed of Aldlna aerm Dhrsrea Coart ' g overKJonfldent group of pilots who Hie Men’s Special- Shirt Service l t ; t ( ^ a r Vetca la Waahiagtea t Deadlias Fbr Aetisa gg I Prayer "Woman Doctor" Frieda Inescert It:M We Believe g 7**/*ES'. Newa Correanon-x I earsv 11:15 Prevaes gg d;g5 Sacred Heart uaaaael . TeeasrlUe Ig . who might be affected by the Why Not .Take Her Out g:gg Orient Express 31 Slavertrk . ' t, 13 Ig.gg News ss First Show gg scandal surrounding the notorious To Dtnher Fpr A. OhahgeT J ^ e s Gamer stars,Ih "Gunahy." \ Manchester's Oldest "Smart Girl* Don't’ TWk'’ Vlr- John Surrat, accused of being 1:13 Star Spotllte 13 H '5 ! S.*"* hnA Weather S ‘ igg TSlfy"“ * '* n JUST ASK HER— Safe Fur 4:3# Baseball Sosreheard \g' Brer Maverick comes straight up *J‘5£ Moment'ef Meditatloa 3 nla Mayo and Brace Bennett Involved - In the Lincoln consplra- Capitol Bepsrt 3 against Marshal Hort I^ Ie y . I:gg Naws g i^htancial Institution** 7:13 ?.*,j:%ri2j"^ S £•r Boxers gg .SEE W H A T SHE SAYS! ______¥tMmM 3:gg Mickey Mease Otab t, 3S EteM Yestare g "■WT...... i . g Early Shew gg Storage Apwy. Mata jy issG 'Sswt. ggpiS JYSs.f 1:34 Profile la Spaoa g Aecased Bt CaU 8fl 8-1415 for Reoervatlong • u Bveaklast I w e g "Iron Cwtaln" Dana Andrews and Philip Fine stars as a man BONDED PICK-UP 0 [>^n Until 3:43 Hap Richards g Gene Tierney charged with kldhaplnx. bludg g:15 ^ptala Kaagaroq g TwIUxht Theater gg eoning and attacking an unmar. PLENTY OF PARKING MONDAY Teletision PROGRAM _ Broken Barrier" ried woman librarian A T 45 E. CENTER ST. g:gg News „sa 3:43 News aad Weather Ig •;« tt*».F|»T*Jttdaoo * M i News 13 PCpeye Theater o. t. gg locate the world's highest water Current annual dlvklend d:g# Pspeye' Theater g g:ig Featare FUm g Strikes ’N Spams ig I Circle Theater I Fisher Sacred - Heart TeensrlUe ' Ig fall. (Repeat). rata 8%%. «■ 5 P.M. n ils Is Oar Faith g "The Zone of Silence'’. A moving Agrlcaltnre BtepsrI First Shaw gg g:gg Daaay Thsmaa Shaw t, gg ' Romper Boom gg . Late MaHaee gg drama about the work of the 8t. ik Today "Patient in Room IF ’ Patricia 'Mondaya-TiigtMaya-rHdaya. i'Sf Weathw. New* aM Sports S M Y CLEANSERS, I . Featuring Marjorie Lord. Rusty CsrlooB Oaralval gg d:gg News Best 13 Joseph's School (or the Deaf B U I E D 'C AMOCO C2S B R O A D ST.— M I S-7111 Hornlag.,Harnmjp SemlaarI fbowles and Ann Sheridan Homer, Tennessee Ernie Ford Thuradaya, 11 hoilw o f uninter . . . Taaes gg (Bronx. N. T .), In helping deaf E ri'-E IX d SERVICE . Towa Cner Hey Roger* gg Olabhoaso gg children learn to communicate. News Mlekey Moose Chih g. gg rupted aervice 9 AM. to 8 P.M. B.’ls wIl 4g g:4S Nows ' g. gg Tnneup — Brakea — Ignition g:g* The Three Stooges g ^ , New* sad Weathev g Special niest: Mies Genevieve ) Lash aad I.e*ra W l y Shew . gg wuw - uv.rienus nusiy ana mnaa . . . . Y '- (44ams aad Bve gg Ryoh, Superintendent of the Lubrication — Oar Washing Breakfast Time ’ Je Men I Married" Joan Bet- much to Danny and Kathy's con-.; Ig:gg Oa The Go gg d:gg Spsrts gg sdiool. > Hap Rlehards nett Francia Lederer 7:gg Afrleaa Patrol g ■ternatlon. • Doagh B « Ml gg gg MaoKoosle’s Holders g This Is Tear U fe gg. 9# xltJC OREEN STAMPS M E E T T O U R i Oaptala Kaagare* M ilg h l Theater gg Peter Gaaa gg, gg la SB Flayhow g .Wednesday Night BoxIbx 3. 39 ■TOPPER I Newa But Not In Vain" Jordon Lau Craig Steven* .star*. "The Kill." 14:3t S m Leveasoa 8b*w g. gg Ik v ie At Sovoa ig “ triah" Bobby Scanlon vs. Mario It's Faa Te Bedaec rence and' Raymond Lowell "CTierokeo. Sttlp". DIdt FOran and 558 M A IN 8T.— M l 8-1477 F R IE N D S A T Gunn takes a desperate chance to Treasare Raat M gg ^ Jane Bryan Veechlato. loyound llghtwel^t ■S ettle > Feathre Film News nad Weather ig trap extortionists and narrowly „ ^ Wfc* P * Voa TrartT . f contest Chleago Stadium This Is Onr Faith Saperman g escapes death. Doit WILLIS Garage ll:gg I Love Laey I ga Weather-I«^ Nears gg MUis Wallaoa ,... 13 When Dowatdwa BsmpVr Room Jtaras and Allen ig Paatomlme Qola 3, U The Prioo Is BiaW » ’ gg Ncw*_*ad Weather ig. gg Featare gg OarteoB Time LjUe Matinee gg A game of charades with Carol SPECIALISTS IN n o Brothers gg "Male----- Animal" J Henry Fonda and Shopping . . . Looaeyey 1Taaes •1 m » 7:13 D ooi^s Bdwards. Nsws gg Weather. News and Sports S Burnett., MUt Kamen and Dick WHEEL ALIGNMENT m M 11 :gg Top Dollar . . g Jack Carson .CaptaiB Kaagare* Popeye Theater g van Dyke as permanent panel- OeaeoatrallsB gg: gg ne>osgerhy gg lg:M Alex la Wsaderlaad 11 CBS at Dedication The Three Staegea News Best ig and gueaU. Mike S i^ e y BRAKE SERVICE TOaaer IsTKmod gg News gg U.S. Htarthal It Mr. Adams aad Bve 7;lg Decoy g Unbbease gg GENERAL AUTO REPAIR Xedle gg CBS cameran vrlll cover the For Ltmch or Snack > Oa the Q* Thrill* From The Ofynsple* gg • sM Ana Boalksra Shaw g U:gg L a r a ^ LIf# , g gg WogroB Trata gg, gg M iU Weather. Nows aod Sports I 1 Dongh Be-Ml : M. gg New* »* With Ann Tyrrell and Jack Mul- MIhNmP S-48SI—18 M AIN S T . MANCHESTER Tie Tae Douh M. M Ward .Bond'.’ and Robert Horton, Bariy Late Shew 33 dedication of the great SL you’ll find it the way Triangle Playhease g |lews aad Weather g raney. Katy O'Connor rebels at .. u VhoBilard g,S star ‘The J e n » Tennen S t ^ ’’ "Dynamlto” WUIlam Oargan and I tarn Leveasea Shew i. 4g SpsHs i gg ■Uirtnd^Aan Blyth. A youM Lawrence Seaway and Powerdam performing small duties and Virginia Wells. Friday, June 26, with Queen Eliza you like at at. . . . Treasare Mont gl. gg Balsa PaoUle ■' g **S? '“ •■i l>“t when woMiM h e o ^ for 1 ^ Frandttoo ll:gg News. Weotaor aad Spsrts I Whe Da 'Vea Trast? g 5L®«,A»«*A For It g she triM to hire a houseboy for hortM to find her mother, arho WsrM's Bert Movies I beth and President HHsenhowep ' I Leve l ^ y g ' gg hlyi, she finds they're too expen- 1I:U hM.dmerted her In infancy-. BUss ."Undergraund" Jeffrey Lynn and pgttticlpating' In the ceremoniee, JSC** ? 13 l:gg News i Blyth p lan both the moUier and The Price Is Bight » . gg Drama of the Desert" Ralph SHERWM-WIIIMMS Karen Verne from 10 a.ih. to noon. css Mela St.—iiteadieeter Way *f Life g Byrd and Lorna Grey ■ TV'Thaater gg. gg Mash) Biaa* ■ ■ gg her d a r t e r in tonight's dnuns. News aad Weather . 14 > Top Dollar g Weather-Local Naws gg 'L i w u s Walks Ajgaln". An ^ HsmTlNth Uttr M ile for a Sommer Jflxht t, at- Bix Mews .. ii OoBeeatraUea gg. Ig New* e ^ e Roar aad Weather It centric .prospector digs up the IN TER H m PAINTS EXTEBHm Matiaoo gg f n fXaier and gO-pleeo orcitea- 11 :U Featare FUm 1 Cover Story gg Vtm t sad Weather ' gg • *own to find gold, Ed ja h * A ll" 2bay Martin donee g i^ p , cboni* and ope- 'Tonight and Bvery Night” Rita Skelton Off for Summer Isdastry oB Parade St I Spy gg die Albert stars. SWP riOTURE FRAMES—ARTIST MATERIALS no Art of niveouiv gg g u ^ J a ^ e ly n McKeovor. Hayworth and■ Lioe■ I Bowman 11 :U The Uvlag Word tS News Dsnxias Bdwards gg U.S. Marshal g l : # t Oar______Mis*_ B .ro . .o . .k s^ g Ine Malbln. 'n ^ o r a Upmann. Jack Paar _ Skew II:gg I.nve or Ufe g. gg The Passerby gg Brata Boaters _ gg 1:U DIrsroo Hoartaa 44 Alice Ohostiey. Jack Rqpeell. Carmelel Quinn Ip set (or the panel ■ R ed ' Skelton bowa out for the n o Tae Dsagh gg. gg Mews - . ’ ' gg Top Pra Golf 41. i t IMI MAIN ST. TEL. MI S-8688 ligg As The WrortThnas , Boseaa ^ g. gg RENEW THE g. 44 • ;4t Keep TalkiBg gg with Guido FanxlnlFanxi (Pat Rarrlng- Bummer effective June 30 on Chan -a — Board g. gg Names That Tane 3, 43 Walter Burkemo vs. Uoyd %u>- Toppor„_,, 4 ton Jr.).• ■ Paar...... 'irill attemiirt to nel 8, W n c -T V . Hie summer re U:gg Search For Tomorrow 3 Musical game with George De- gram at Ponce de Leon, St. Nows " gg Movie at g ig; guess the tdenUly of a Ifamous - 1 WEDDING It I'eald Be Tea ft. gg Wltt as emcee and Harry Salter's Augustine, Ma. (Repeat). The Ohrlstsphsvs gg "Hollywood Hotel" Dick PoatoH relatire. Danny Scholl la the placement ’Tuetdayg, 9:30-10 p.m., Year TV Thmier .. gg orchestra t:S3 News I I I Prayer , gg and Benny Goodman evening's singer. wUl be ’’Spotlight' Playhease," DAY Paatemlme Oats t. gg. 3t Backskla go lg:gg Deslla Playksas* g I Jimmy Deaa Show •. 44 tigg Traekdowa g, gg U;14 Oapt David Grief The Oaidlng Light S Tommy Nolan stars. "Tell Me. Joan |bntalne. Haximllllan Schell a***S F « A Day .34. 34 Starring ^ b e r t Culp. Texas Jorti Paar Show < half-hour dramas fbAturing auch LOVELINESS :gg New* s Leonardo,” Jody ■ enlists the a ^ . John Williams coHitar In Day la ■Uoart Ranxer Roby Gilman (aces the 11:43 News pertonaliUet as Ray MlUand; wrath of on angry tooui (or shoot Mhsle Blags ... S3 v J i . f i ' when his Perilous. ' A tenie m y dranut FOR THE BEST I Hoase Party g'- 8 11:43 News Imogens Coca, Ralph .^llam y and OF YOUR At Rome With______n tty gg friend a father Is accused of mur- set in the feor-ridden climate of The Caart of Moomm Welatioaa ing a Jg-yeai-oM boy fleeing the U:34 News aad Wdalhsr Movie Matlaee gg aer, pro-aqir Berlin tPremlero)_ ' 33. 44 ■cent of a bunrtary. l:4d Ho^laes Charleton Heston. BRIDAL "Cowboy and ..u.the Blonde". H«\vkey« % TV Danee Party. It. gg PICTURE Orte Storm Show n o Price Is ifixhf (osier) gg. Id DIvnme Heariag gg PplkA Go At Guests: Andy Griffith, Alan ^ng. • The Blr Payoff'^ *** *g Osste aad ^ r r ie t GOWN Oar Miss Broohs . S Bob LfewandowDki. emcee. OueaU ®*4Wce. Kraft and coimKMera Yaaaa Dr, 'Malaao ■ gg. 34 ‘£>avt*~L^*”HU .Poiso" (WS MANCHESTER As The World Taras, t. 4t. -Frixl .(ioates. PROGRAMS Beat The Olsek g, gg neat).leal). After he meetsm« " a very at- Ultra Fashion Rearing OIggeee Topper .g w T'-“ guesta; Jane Harvey. M l Star PUyhoaa# gg iractlveIractlve coed eveiythlnxeve seems by Qualitoi^ a totally new Mnd O P n O A l, S TYLE BAR MANCHESTER News 1? .i:tt The. Texas - t; gg Rlqhhra, Hayes and Judy John- The VeiJdleg la Yoars ' 3, 4t to go aritmg when Darid tries to Operstioa Saeeeas S3 SUrrlng Rory .Calhoun. Bill Long- • - son. . n « m Those Basts - ' gg,. gg date er even talk to her. of BEAUTY and PERFORM-. -" M A IN ST.—M I iB-iim DRY CLEANERS , Frayer gg ley beiMmea Involved, with a Sea Bant g PERSONALITIES Cstmeetirat Baadstaad g g!#g n o MUUoaalre I; g# ANOE, brings yon striking N E W Janet Dean B. N. I Hiend In a small towii who la In „ Mike Wallace ,ig BiehaM WllUs Ig With Marvin Miller as narrator, opUeal-beauty, N E W eoneeal- professional h e a r i n g 93 Wells St.— M I 3-7254 aeen For a Day II. S3 l#.g# Weather, SpeHs aad News g Who'Do Y ob Tt astf gg A whlmsloal stteet- oloaner «o d - AIi> SERVICE Say la Coart g S3 d:«g Baaxer Aody g dentally comes Into posscMlon of Miility, N E W hearing aid'per ■Jimmy Dean Show „ Bold Vealare gg Trath er Cossaqaeaees gg. gg a check for a million dollars. formance, N E W wearing ootn- 2 AMERICAN BOW Hobs- Party g, gg Tea-4 ga (Color) lfasle> Hall Frosoats Dave The Coari of nferaaa Kelatioas Featare 44 gg AmeriooB Raadstaad t. tt fert Wide eeleotloe of latoot op- Hartford JA 5-2181 Bonner aearchea for a Ring gg. gg tteol modem style, lightweight (Premiere) gg gg child s assailant and encounters "The Great John L.” — Linda > COBURN e MIDDLEBROOK. I e c . KrthrGsdfm It IHaas Beed Shaw g. It Gale Storm Show A S3 Darone and Greg HeCHure The Three Stasgea gg metaJll.o temples. Slimmer look- "rood*'w ho over-empbaslxes Donna demonstrates resourceful Homo M>pointmeato— The m - Faysir g » 4 i « JK«W’a Best Mevles ^ g INVESTMENTS 4:U Secret Btorra 4t ness when she finds herself tng, Hghier in vreigbt. Flower Fashions Voanr Dr. Mnloae n . It w S ^ r WInehell File g , Three Comrades'’ Franchot MR. OBOROE F. JOHNSON HL, Maaacer dig# Kdxe Of Htebt t wanted In three different places by your taivltatioa. Beat the Clock g sg Movie S t g 1- Tone and Robert Taylor CmtyFaIr gg, tt at the earn* tima by her family. All Star Playkoase 44 Bullet* or Ballots" Ed. O. Rob- CiBb Hooso I t It . (Repeal). 3:33 X ^ ly Late Shew gg FRIENDLY AND HELPFUL TRANSACTIONS HANDLED by MILIKOWSKI Ta« v»»diet Is Yoars 3. <4 . . . John Blondell. Meet the Uissua", Rosooe Karns Amerleaa Baadstaad dg g:gg I've Gat A Secret - I, gg From These Boots gg, 33 g;gg Father Kaows Best g. gg and Ruth Donnelly ON ALL EACHANOBS USTED AIiTD UNJUStED-ACUTUAIr FUNDS • 44 Featare FUm g Bat Mostersea It, gg roBBee'leot Randslaad g StarrlM Robert Young and 11:3# News, Weather ahd Spseta t tWMAXNSnUBET TEL. MI 8-1196 "Bedta" Gene Raymcad and 8lg- Gene Barry stars "The Conspira WE C A U FOR AND DHJVER PRESCRIPTIONS Richard Wlllts Ig Margaret Big Newa 'gg rld (iurie cy " Part n Maslerson tries to Who Do Y ob Trasif ' gS Anderson observe their 90th wod- .. .. S*** •■t.Weatlior gg Pspeya Theatsv . f di; prateet the rapulatlons ef thoao Artistry In Flowers t:gg '’-""■-r Aodv g r, ding anniversary by 'being re jfrartr# FHm g Trath Or Ceaseqaenre*. ' gg. gg married In an' elaborate church' ■ r Am-He-a Hondstaad g Jig ceremony, . Williamw«uS.J?S? IBlabcm u®**’’” " * BkJ-den , and AS BxpelMM Taara aad Ondaea Ml 9-9814 Rathv Godfrey ig ifi’i'* « Y*"* Fargo . gg. It Jeok IPftiuf ' AD The Three Stooges 40 pale Robertson stars. ■ "Show 6 LARGE FLOORS OF FURNITURE 695 Main St. Secret Storm gg Shelley Berma^ Eva Gabor and GLOBE down ^ a ll." Hardte encounters actrM»Hilnfer Rosina de Rimini TlpkeM,,Eeeep?B«l«iBh IBfgwiiMtttea . B B A U n rU L DUUPLATS Edge af Night S an entire family of outlaws, a Ooaatr Fair gg. gg win be on fte pa.nel.. Jack Haskell Phone M I 9-.526S ••ther. three sons and a ' daugh- 11 * . V 'JsSsred vpcaUat nAVELSEgVICE riab Haase 13 Ig U;gg J ^ Paar Shew gg The LADD and HALL CO., Inc. PINE PHARMACY Amarieaa Raadstaad gg *"jd ;^araey g, gg t^ g Festare Ffhn g News gg 98 UNION ET. — BOCKVILUB • •The Search for Angel Fslls." A Weolhsg . " JLAA ^eMffSS W ---- 1------MLm "State Depariment File ggg" ■ trip to tha Vencsuelan jdnglM to . ligg ■esidUaea i tM M A IN ST.—TEL. M I t-STH-.-Aflar S F J f.. 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T a ll P A G E F O U ft MANCHESTER EVENHYG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURBAY. JUNE 20,a96» convic coed 1 sen ter THURSDAY Television PROGRAM THE BANK THAT arVES TOO •Judge ard'Oennlnx and Caret Matfeeva Taney attempts to prevent taler- L ife ei Tko Book mum I i eterinillar* «rira ll« Bop^ Fakerr Tboalrr •. t* natisnal repercustioas by wesiax Teoaavino ■ U Ike lady pirate chief. PLANNED verdict > ToBav Flrat Skow ss Too Voaax Ts Go Steady \ St, SS h ADUaillBiMlnem OIrt” Loretta Co-olarrinx Joan Bennett' and niendat Youai Donald C6ak The ELECTRONICS Hew* Th» Baal MM>ys S. IB SECURITY V aclolo __ Al ■S Starrinx Walt^ Brennan. Grande been a; SK&UW S:Si Walt D iuev Advoataro pa McCoy's rifid marksmansMp turned LABORATORIES ■ee Btna>n Time _ S. U rescues Little Luke' tyom a cItB ^Irtolo Baoaoroo Kiurlr Skew / SS slicker at a shootiux XdUrry. In a- reeoi ' Newi w nnx _ - U'« Foil To Bokoeo "Parla After Dark'' Brenda Sfar- "Fire When Rfady. Granapn,” white ahairand Oeorxe'Bandera ' Olek —Powell ~PrMenIs' Xaoe — chair li 277 BROAD Foatare Film ' TarllikM- Tkoat^ Tkeater . S W * FalUi 1 "Ten Da_-.v^ V In Part*’' R#it Har- With Dick PoweU. boot. Lee fo r rap ___Bornooroeor _____ pUoUo • Cobb Otars In "Lexacy pf a CaHooo Caralvol Kawp a M Wealker It Lexend." The story concerns an In ] ■ I.OOOOV Tae._ , . flaclilRbRrrjr IlMiat t whitc-1 O u tM Xaiunmoa. elderly bewhiskered stranXer who Mva af AaaaaaHB ^ becomes frustrated In nta at Oorr«w|t som iPl (Hvldmid rate told U > n o nroo wooeM natli Oavian tempts to prove his Identity. The B#eeirme*eie*o posed do Tko Or Weathar. Haws mm4 tpaH* t Bacaelor Palher St. SS I M f .1124 Papaya Starrinx John Forsythe. KeHy or Hfe Doaxh Bo 111 M W Ifawp Beat labricates a fantastic story ta T r t o ^ o Flaykoaoo C^Miaaia o f rapt Sam LcvHuoa Bhow divert Bentley’s sealous Interest The Savings Pliaaa Tanr Aattrar In aU her acttvUlee In "Bentley Undf Traaoaro Boat Naifc ISJ and the Kelptomanlac” Who Do Voa.Traoir Ifatm aat WaaMiar a life • STANEK SEKViCE! Fal Bs^e Skew t. U Phaaa .Taar AMwer ss Pat's fafnlly enterlalaa. Soaxe, month! Iho Frieojfo BIcfct Rparto Bank of (fa r of liMo dances aniTxmusic with Marxaret (niatom I wwtk fally^ t«wM t«ed Too Dollar TMa la AUoe Ann and the Ja-Das. raxtlme -CoBeralrkUoa ■s. wm Mala Traaaar auartet. (horat director ArUe yearn i ■OovoT Slorr Mafia At Safan Makrln; muslpal conductor Mort parole. **Campua Rhythm** Ltaidaey - and ^ cboreoxrapher . Manchester \ K \ IM‘ » M I ' A ''M \ H I dompaao The i«T o or u f » Waathff~»laacw Naira Bill Foster. , 1 Nawa aat WaaHiar IS, M S ill Flaykense M B. 4S Main Offiee w ere V PUm af Jaftray Jlaaaa Tony Randall. Judith Aaderssa I pomrlaa Kdwardo. Bewo and Marxaret O'Brlea co-atar la SZS Male Street 2 3 . a t « Cort/& T ^ '** M. M TOFoplc _ "The Second Happiest Day” . A Daxid Tror TT Tboalar 9 Nowo love story set axalnst the xlaow^ year-ol Bow To Marrr A . _ otia baekxround of New Tork East Bnuidi it.aRr’sSit>i B iS i ' Leave It To Beaver aeclety. SS5 E ast Oewte r StsesK rick (( ii* Hoora .1 StarrtBx Barbara Blllinx*ler and Teaakasee Krai# Fard year-ol l ioB»y Cor* Maoie aloro ( H Bach tSeanmont. "Moat latereot- Show SI. M lax_ Cnaracler."...... Beaver Mdmalcics hie Beaxk BMere S. SS W e ^ B r a n d i ■nvlMI f MmMmmm »***» »RA Did ae eubject of a schoolc__ 'The Hold^}ut.'' The Rouxh Rid ••BIranxo TrlaoFlo" Freotoa JV |S poaiUon and doesn’t know ers help stop a horde stamnede m a t ... top whether he ehould orrite the tralli and then discover aa 'assoclatlen look p n U j Divoroo Boarlac or make up thtnre he feMa are is atletnptinx to take over ailIthe Oar MIm B r ^ « more excliiikx. horse-breedinx In. the area. frM * evorjr Ar Tkr WorU Tataa ' . . 3 Rlichwav Fatrel It Naws « ' M L« ~ with J f e n r Seml-FliisHet* ' SS Tea Bet Tear Life K . SS t f t i exM rt Kowi ■_ ■ Daaxer le Mr Boelaem 4# TUo lo The Ulo M aMartiB’e Boandap SS ll&(o*WBliaee I t halHIo'a.'^ Ffoiror S:M Deeember Bride S, Xoo Palooka Story ' IS Jnmmr. Doaa Mwir *. «e Btarrinx .Sprinx Bylnxtoa fealar- IStSS Naodaerade Party St, SS Qaeoa For A Dajr iax Harrv Xoixan. Rory Calheun (Cslor) BBAtoTT Dajr Ik CoaH u a Kueal star, helps*lpa tdttyLHjr Weather, 8 pet4e aad News S BOLAND In l i N IBoaoo Fartjr RuaMn conrince a voonx boy Fat Alai .1 8 MARLO!lirS SALON Tko Coart ol Hamas that the life of a eclenDat Is mors Barly Lale Show sIL OIL COMPANY (Froaalero) excitinx than the Hfe of a cPw- ‘'Should Husbands Wafk". Jamas Ooa realwitijr Hi th« oeator Gale Stona Show boy. aad Ldclllo Gleasoa. 3 6 9 CENTER ST. Batoi • t the shoppias Siatrlet. l;M Dr. Hadooe^t Baorot Aoaroal nra I itjoteei Tears St. SS 1* WsrM’s Best Movies t E arl I TooBr Dr. BfaloBO James Gre^b^_ stars. "The Xaxey •‘Love Croxy” . William PoweH Tel. Ml 3-6320 n ^ n o Clocl^' S. SI Gorman Sfory". An ex-coavict aad Myma Loy. Arthur M l Mala SL-^reL Ml » ^ t AB Star narhoaoo finds « "backer" for his 11 Nawa. Westber aad BpoHs S emor’a l:M Tko VrrAlot lo Toaro c^eer la orxanixed crime; BIx News IS- 24-Hour Burner Service From Tkooo Booto News aad .Woatfcor St mental Btarrinx Ouy WlUlanui. "Senior FaiUuni 4S 4t Ilf ilinu l in the s?5ssp«fi.sr“'* ^ China Boy" James Honx. Henry "A Kid for Two FarlMaxs" Diana ' JIM f d ay." Dors and Celia Johnson Vko Do Toa Tratl CMvtai., Zorro ^helpa a termed " I ’m 4:1 Chinese hoy. who only speaks hla U ;U Peatare Film t \\ r 'T-Men” Dennis O'Keefe aad lion mi MMrieaa K paAolai murder.^ June Lockhart. day.” j omimr Ifsvie At'S IS Sank Paar Show St STYLE BAR "Christmas In Connecticut”. Bar- Joey Bishop, Cliff Arquette and N ie M b until la I bars Stanwyck and Dennis Msr- Vlm nia Graham are on the'paael SSip i ^ 763 M A I N S T . with Pat Marand the atnxer. IVfal^^MNWBVT TIRE onelUHfm tiM Taney DarriMsr A dS UiSt OdalMentiBl PBo IS Clab Homo IS StArrlDX Jock Mahoney. When Jack Paar Show S St dpte o; C oHiptefo Opt. Sorvico Amerleaa BnAoteoA ■ . riyer .Ardtes led by a beautiful COODYEAR ^ 1 » 92. a I Foataro FHm woman ateal m valuable necklace 5 Agsin.t Oaataet I — ■ 8peolall«ta< "Million Dollar Manhuat” Mcb- from the Mexican Government Newss:: aad Woalhor i S The ' NYLONTIRES tkmF t M l 3-1 I f 1 S ^ k i 6tere wM Pbuit tN B t m M S L Manoei FRIDAY Television PROGRAM Wher4 Who Do Toa Trastf hower and Queen Ellsst>eM> TEL. Mi 3-5179 Sima ■ Sacred Heart 4 ;SS Baaxer Aady aboard the Royal Yacht Britan Why th I I I I Bai: \ Axricollaro Boport Tram O r. Coaeeqaeaeoa IS. SS nia at St. Lambert Looks In purtue I Today (Color) Canada. The program also will Moralim Samlaar Saw AmariciImaricBB Baodslaad show .the route and, functionlag of seek tr 1:1 \ Tawa Crier * f ‘ by_Oodfroy the wat<|rway with .the ’ use i t phiTiici The Three Stoaxeo charts, aerial views' Mid a spa-, fafe Fur He di O i l . I I i : A T 1 :SS I Secret Staral clally filmed voyage aboard . a "in go< AAil flAMf > Kdxe Of HIxht British freighter. CortespoMkaU Caaair Fair Alex Dreler and SandeT Vanomr ^Storrne but mi dab- Hasoo 1)1 will provide the commentary. - ■ ■eemed Americas Baadstaad. Walt Dltaey Presealt ' g tOMbEP nCK-tIP Win h«at ]roar hoaie far leM S:SS Featare Film S ■'Texas John Slaughter" (Repeat). 23 dayi "Twice Bleased” . Presteo Foster John Slaughter gallops .off. on mental thaa aay ether heraer ^pm I ml IOO OOA m o.m 4 W f t — — and Gail Patrick rruftliriM marathon ride in mm Long Papaya Theater ' t teraot to shatter the alibi V er k|^ ef f«M TooasvIHe is auspactod murdarer. Fisher ment, Flrat Show St Movie At S o f the LM V* Prove It! "Women Are Like That", Pa* « Yher Uve.** Jo DPY CLEANSERS. Inc. O'Brien Garfield^m.axr.u andoiiu RaTtnondx\ariiHinu Maaaejr *W MMA]> ST.—MI 9 - T lU , naked Bey Bexera SS Liberate - . fg vision Bln Tin Tin se WHITING COUP. ■Ted Mark aa« The Origlaal while ,i S:IS Mickey Mease Ctfll. «- u Amatear Hear aa Barly Bhaar __ Markham j 94 HOUR SERVtOt tution. 254 M t O A O S t . "Second Honeymoon” . Loretta Meiieck Helmea n A rti( Younx and Tyrone Power Tbe.rhil Silvers Shew S; SS AMRULANCE in part P f c o M M l f -1166 TwUlxkl Theater 4S jBllko Jofns Uje N ary " Sgt.. Bilk* Dark Jemrney; Tlvlan dad who dons a ’ Navy .uniform In cannot Conrad Veldt T T ^ , order to Join a ^ e game with the SERVICE ' U . ( News aad Weather' . It sailors, finds htmsrif------„ a ship o r MdOrCHESTBR while, 1 navigable by ocean-xolnx rhaaels. Pepere Theeter S and unable lo get out of Hih stretchinx ffom the OuR of U l i Of BIley IS Navy. . meting Lawrence S.3M miles iHlaAd to M-fSqnad ^ IS -it T E L m i 3 - 0 3 5 0 pected the head of the Great Lakes. Inte MaHaee SI Weatker. News aad Sparta S "Decoy In •ch F«T Death Be Mi News Best . IS White Ballinger ptarchao for a E) Trlaaxle Playhoaeo Fho has hem "buying” , ran- N e o ^ Morgaa Show U Ijouii I Treasaro Haat S^hTpare-e S son^pney from kidnapers. B a ^ Late" Show Wha Do Tea TraalT News '' t. ts JomlmtoBe Terrttaxr. g . gg -,------Msdoilonna of the D«Mrt” Jtoweld’ aa le r ea* I The Prieo le Bixkt News aad Weather s ,P «t Conway. "Shoot but ^ „ Sf^J.'U 'd Lynae Roberta. > pert help eayoar Bpoelal—DodleaUoa el - Tie Tac Doaxh . Weather-JUeal News ^ St S5iS;'s,5.3Y5Sij2: $erto^iMura.K r i T ______'■ gt Aeraoa TheThonSNurd ____ News aad .Wealher M. 4S aad llPoHs Gr B./A. Johnson Search For Toaiorrow MaWrOeldberg 5 II f 'aald Be Tok I paagtas Edwards, News 4S The TMb Mbb > . SS. M Tear TV Thoatar Sports Shew ■ gg “Starring fkrrlnx Peter .Lawford.1*’ aad pkyL. ilr* ■ i 0 Paatomimo Qaia News ■ ■ 'ts -N iAe Nickmow anu NOlNora _ hunt PAINT € , The OaldlBX Uxh* I BawhUe • t, as evidence to estabUah whether fm tk l ^ r Shaw St m M ala SL— Pheae M I M M l Nawa • fortune ta dead orlivinK ChSni^g la oh tha papel. DodteaHoa of Mtd SI, Unda Crlslal._Hars with Eric . ..iiotlie. ■ identity Ip "P a iX il:St laak Ppar Shaw SS , Fleming aad Clint Eastwood - in mse Dlscoviered.;' 1I:4S Seaway "Incident of. a Bunt it, BvH." •«'»W4,V»Tt54 Cl Ivewf ‘ *,.• ■ W Maele Biaxa Trail bom (HI Favor arid Ma n teasel Strip g g< » | I . N owr a M WoARAee ' | Diroree Hearlaf , ramrod. Howdy Tates dfeout for Hong Kong CaMi-” (Repeat). St Newt * 2 ’ !f.. Oar Mise Brooke •'Sha^Jf, danger and encounter a T o! HaM lM tltr Onig Ae Tko World Toros heaatl^I Banish girl irayaUnX Su *4jrr.iS% rtvaW footbi He*1 Maa£, ,Ph.a.-----K Kec*9 C..jPhMin. JPkan »l»h a stritnxe group ol drifters. Toky< Northwest Passage - SS. IS ;*SlJ«»‘or JejTSwince?' Answers' Half Hoar THm (Color) "The- Counterfetten . mnd t: Mr. Adame aad-Rva troirtiir''* ***'* •■d lAo The Rangers discover that thoir J ^ s iVavel ■■ IP Icharg Cp C C onr wiDK Prayer payram ar Imis AeosoaohAmS^iacounterfeit. StUI News 1. BiUUt Albert And hit w ift, ri\E E PBUVBBT Jimmy Poos Show (^eatares ^ ' ! l S U o the Seaway by President Bissn- 14 ds OAU. HoaTTho Gloeh Weather. Sparta, aad Nows g 9. ; tXMvaU TWotaAt. . 9 ^ 5 4 1 AU War Playhaaoo and F BOteheK. 'The Terdidt Is.Toara "T he wc From Thoaa Baits HI St.— M eaeheeter GoBBoetieat Hm H OW STRONG IS YOUR INVESTMMIT P c W l l S ^ flndin Blehasd WIBU We feel that, ydu'might priillt by having one of decial -O u r : ■W.egl^en^ iuid extenrive RMekrah A ft wp ex|Mrienced.lnvet,tment-.tpAclaUatgo-i..n>.icitvm--ui>»uiieni -.Biivcuuuta ------examine .« k Ui u imil reappraite your pemnt-portfolio. on-thi There it no obligation on your p ^ and you liig ai ! k - ^ttimentjjwSitlvei^^ you can be sure of an objectlvt analyait o f your hold- judge N . M p M , b K . |Dgt "in tb^ light f>f*-iadividuat compAi^ atand- not p Inga,. curriMM,. tcenorh'ie ppadiUona nAd. m arket ley fa , INM W OM i^JfALTQtS putiqok, ;iv;y. * B dm 164 EA ST CE;NTEflE ^p^mEET-^MI 9 .^ 1 .; , , Jon mnd V OPEN THURSDAY EVENINGS UJrtiu iilw n s M A I N 3 T. the Havei . 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P-WA to Speed Stars Called Four Get Life Protiuction of Harriaburg, Pa., Jhma S3 (g>) — Hava you avar thought of / T a n ’ Engines Brigltla jBiardot aa a highway to Ike hSaard? Or. for that matter, iJP imy of the Idola of the acreen In Coed Case Hsrtford. June 22 )— whoae vary Image seta mala P ratt t Whitney Aircraft is 6r feinala hearta to fluttering ? Tallahassee, Fla., June 22fstouUmire, a shinny, pale-faced planning to speed up itT Parinaylvania'a legialatora (ff)— All four white youth* 16-year-old high school dropout. schedule to get “Turbofan” probably Will get a chance to Judge Walker told the four hm taat their oratory on that vary convicted of rapinfi: a Negro JT-3 commercial jet enginSs he prepared to pronounce sen into production as soon as pos- laaua aoori. va Stalemate coed were handed life pri.<»on tence,.^ *^00 have been convicted . The State Hduse Municipal sentences today by Circuit ofA^verv' aerlous offense. It la an i sible, j^was learned toda.v. Cor.poraUona doiAinittaa is rrffenjfense that la horrible and under The “Fan" veralona of the JT-3 nearing a decision on a bill MT Judge W. May Walker.. horrible circumitances. The court I (offahoota of the famed J-57 Llf« Mntencea were the nwai- proposing to regulate the lo feela aorry for you and for the military jet) are vek^' much want- cation ' of outdoor m 6-v i a mum posaible tinder the ,)une 14 prosecutrix tthe 19-year-oM coedi. ! ed by the airlines since they. wovUiL "HRinana in relation to nearby Television,' verdict of yullty with i recom You are fortunate that the jury j reportedly brtng'h potential saving mendation of mercy. of 10 to 16 per cent In fuel coats highwa.va. J.____ recommended mercy." Think of It in terms of a The electric chair would have He aeked each of them in turn I over the present non-Fan jets been autdfnatlc If the jury had re I being used on the big, new' afr- aafaty measure, ■ committee Radio Talk 'if they had anything to any befoi-e chairman Julian Polaski aaid turned a verdict of guilty without he pronpuheed sentence. Each aaid liner*. a recommendation of mercy. No C. R. Smith, president of Amepi- toda.v. An outdoor m o v ie "No air.” acrOen facing tha highway 2 white man ever haa Rone to the Afterward ha aaked each of the ' can Airlines, biggest . airline in Chair in Florida or any other atate four if they had ever heard of the tcrnw 'of acheduled flights in the could be a vary dangerous dis Tomorrow for raping a Negro. Supreme Ruler of the universe. country and a major buyer of air traction, he added. Washington. Jun« 22 (/P)— In pronouncing sentence ■ the When they replied "no," he aaid craft and engines, pointed out last Secretary of State Chriatian white-haired .14-year-old jurist he had reference to Ood- i because coste In operating A. Herter toda.v gave Presi told the four he had never im He la the one to whom you the new jelllnera have been aome- should direct your appeal. He may wnatwhat more than expected, the j Remer Retires dent Ki.senhower an hour-long posed less .than a death sentence Fan" type engines would increaa-, or life imprisonment on conviction offer you aome comfort." Walker report on the deadlocked Ge of rape. said. "I commend Him to you aa . gjajg Police neva foreign min-iaters talks, one who can be a great benefac- engines a a they come along. now reces.sed until July 13. Under Florida law, parole from tor.” I Pratt * Whitney at the picBcm.;.^ present , a • i a life sentence is possible after six . After the conference Herter con- five minutes of sen- time is involved with experimental | I 4 vgageil'fiafaa A irlaa months but lifers convicted of rape Within fitte d he-wHI go on nationwide tencing the four were hustled I "Fan" types of the JT -3 and this ; lelVvision and radio , tomorrow customaMIy aerv’e .at least 10 from the courtroom and placed in | is where the schedule has report^ j __ __ years before being considered for nlghKjo tell the American paopla s c a r to be sent back to Raiford | edly been updated. Originally, it; i,!.— 00 xx < about the thua-far futile effort# to parole. State Prison 140 milea east o f ! was reported, such e x p e r i m e n t a l ^ The four drawing life sentences here. They had been i t Raiford; “Fan" engines were to be deliver-^'“ * ”'!** " - Remer of Simebiwy. ex- reach agreement with the Rusaiana ! regarding Berlin and other prob- were Willlon (T*d) Collingsworth, since thpir conviction and we'i^ ra- ed around December of this vear. 1 “"’‘'tT "f th , I lems. ,>■ 23, a telephone company lineman; turned here last night for the sen- Now the aim is to get them o u t' - ‘ “““y ennou>«^ Herter's lA-fninute braadciurt Daxid Ervin Beagles, a husky 18- ' tencing. in September to the Boeing Air ed his retirement. plane Co., air-frame nrodiicer of , 1 have been, toying w'ith the idea i starling at 9:00 jhm, will be car- year-old high school senior; pat-| In sharp contrast to the packed. I Tied live by all Ihb. major radio rick (Gene) Scarborough, a 30-1 ------the 707 Jetliners. Production, of he said, “and de- nctwoi ks and by tha NBC and CBS year-old Air Force man, and Ollie | (Conttaned on Page Three) course would hot gft underwa.v i this 'vas the time, to take my television networks. AB&TV wll! until the new engines were exten- teUrement carry a delayed broadcasUAt 10:30 aivelv flight tested. He will leave his offic p.m, In January, it was reported .that July 1 hut his retirement v Herter also arranged io brief P A WA was working on such a be effectixV until Sept. 1 beca'’ the House F'oreign Affiurs Comimt- "Fan" engine, although the com- of earned vacation time and ac lee and the Senate Foreign Relgx Long Due in Court pany did not .officially announce cumulated da.v leaves coming lions Committee separately tomor- this. The UAC division report^ly ' him. i-oxv on the deadlocked Geneva started detailed design of the'en- Born in Bolton on Jan. 19, 1907, talks, T)ie Siste Department said glne about a year before that. he attended grammar school there Secretary of Stale Christian Herter gestures with a thumb up as he reporta on the Geiieva foreign it understood Herter would appear In Bid for Freedom The JT-3 "Fan ” engines would and then went to high school • in minister^ conference to President Eisenhower at the W'hlle House this morning. (AP Photofnxi, in executive aesaion before W h aliw reportedly increase the take--M encheater from 1920-24. This re- groups. off thrust ahd extend the range I qiiired a 2-mile walk each morning, Herter aaid he reported to E l of aircraft and would be about 10 a train ride from Bolton to Mari- Baton Rouge, June 22'US-r Gov.^routine of government because of Ciisliiiig: ^ Iv o ca le s senhower in general terms and ------[^Chester and trolley ride from North that they diaeussert ‘'Jiiat where tve Earl Long’s new . attorney, Joe the presence within the atate of (Oontinned on Page Two) 1 to South Manchester and return Congress Starts Rush Arthur Sima, said today the gov- her ailing governor, may find the C oniiiiiinis^ (Jaw s are"- in efforts to esse Eait-Weat ■*------i each- day. tensions. r-t, amor’a bid for h-eedom from a answers to aome momentous quea- __ , -4fter Anishing school, he woi k- mental - clinic might develop A reporter a.sked the Secretary tihns this week; 1 Boston. June 22 i.'P' - Richard in the courts aa early as Wednes- 1. Is Gov. Earl Long really' in Wf-ra-f-A „ J. 1.- - . j 1 Richardson Coal Co. in about prospects fqr an evenfuM O lcia C TV C d A C llQ Manchester, the old National Type- Cardinal Chishinp advncatcd\lhe To Pass Bills summit conferenFe of the •veatem day." sane? i writer Exchange at 119 Pearl St., " I ’m kind of thinking court ac 2. If not. can he gel out of a leaching of communism in h i^ Heads of government with Soviet the Rourke-Fno Paper Co. on Allyn Premier Nikita Khriiehchev. tion might be attempted oy Wednes state mental hospital ? schools and colleges. |\AVa.«hlngton, June 22 '.P' Con-4-for incressed coats of home, auto day.’’ he s^ln, “ but I won’t know 3 . 'Meanwhile, xvho la the state’sAuto Crashes St, and the Travelers Insurance Co. and appliance financing on the "That la something I just don't . Nelson Case Taintor, a proml- The ('alhoric Archbishop of Bos- hearts into its annual enrt-of- want to go, into at the present until 1st chief executive? ton aaid la,at iiighl "we should '*''1'^^^'’'”^’*’*' week to paa.a administration'* 'monelar.v poli- old political buddy and Medical and mental phyaieikns ^ nent general insurance *ger)t of (ile.v time," Herter replied. tHoae day* in Hartford, auggasled: teach it icommunlam) foe 'wHBl.ltff* entMJma attorney general candi- who x'isited Long yaatet^ay at - an in Irin sicev U —llk e a m « !l-le V *> 'll''0 e 'fb f*-th *ite W ’flS(?61yeai- On the other hand a' atate-by- Then he went on to aajf.that at i to young Remer In 1926 that he gel no time during the six weeka of djste on a Long-backed ticket in Sbiitheast Louisiana Hospital, 641 *0 state report on what the lack, of 19C^3. said he will see Gov. I.«ng miles east of the capital, reported ! R.T THK B.RB'ee ; six months or training with the , cal atiident being taught about hegin.a July 1., additional tax money will do to Geneva talks did the western for ■gain, this- afternoon. A ,1 ^ state-Polic*' and then become an . epneer and about the nature of The Hoii.ae already has acted on eign ministers disruaa with Soviet he was "quite cooperative *ndn hia Connecticut a ah^ply climbing invaatigator. So Remar cancer.” _ ’meal of tha.Annuar appropHatnlns highway building apportionment* 5ry." traffic.deaJh rate kept moving up Is due from the White House bv tpfmg the flraf tlrfie 'yesterday' at ,og.am over B^>s- bills, but many of 'hem -still he i Five days ;'ago the gova.rnor, ward during the waflhend aa -fdur ton television station iVVBZ-TVl. sliead fpr the Senate,. Conlpro , _ . , Loutoiana-HOBpltal in , cursing and Xighting, w aa'taken (Conttaosid M Fags F tflafe)f .isfion .VVRZ-TVI, fo- IK. o.M.,. conWo.i"p*"',n„ung.stepped up efforts to arouse pop-, _ - „ That ... .matter ,, . . did not come persona died in a e c jt^ la . the Cardinal said some persons do , of Senate and House vei.- , • ' ..mDort ' for his nrovram's ’ ' ' up at all, the .a«ci»tary aaid. ManfftVUle, the atate Inatittitimi j to the mental hospital in Mgnde- The number of tcarflc deaths for not agiee with him that com mn-],ioos alao must he worked out. *"PPurt foi his piogram*. w'h^ere Long la confined. j ville. He wBa arrested near here the year to date now stands at nism should be taught "becaxise .The National Committee for an i Herter Aew'ln yesterday from Sima declined any comment on | after he had sped avvav from a 109, siibitantiall.v above the loll at Even after other money matter., Congress (.\CECi aaid '*-h« fruitless Aral round of the the.v think if we teach th(< children are straightened out. Congreis 1 Why «ie governor atilt wants to l^ew Orleans hospital,hospita this time last year. j Millions Battle I comnuinism, some of the children ill a report that Democrat* have foi'elgn minister* meeting. He pursue leggi action rather than 1 ' Two of the weekend fatalities still fairs polilloal haftlea over lost their heart df steam frqni last .*">'1 the Soviet* had revealed seek the real under hospital care Dr. Chester William.s, might think of Ihis ss a good .fiiih major l.ssues as the foreign I for Ea.si Baton Rouge Pariah were in an accident in West Hart-! a new way of life. year's election victories snA have ' that their real aim la to absorb ph>'siciana say he needs. ford and the other two were in Record Floods aid program, an' anti-rackeleerlng become "prisoner* of the spending i tree West Berlin and keep Ger- He did sav he found the Rovei-nor i * • psychiatrist said aaparate mishaps in Groton and I "The prohiem is to get the light labor bill, civil rights legislation iasiie ' NCEC claims it has pro- i msny divided until they can bring “ in good hbalth and good spirits, i *-“ 6 suffering from paranoid Rocky Hill, teachers to instruct the children and possibly some action oil fed videri Ananrial campaign support, 1 .the -whole country under Com but mad aa the dickeni .. That i »ci*opnrenia~ delusions of perae- The West Hartford accident oc in the trends of comninnisni . . , eral aid to edncalion, i-„n g nonpartisan basis to 26 Sena munist inAiience. aeemed natural to me-after (his) | cution. Long was ordered taken In Red China 'and at the same time teach them curred early Supday at a traffic p" Thieals of ))re.,idential vetoes tois and Ave House members. Most. | 22 davs of Confinement in various ( *0 the mental dospital for observa. ; about God. alicady have forced. Democratic rotary. Misa Marv T. Post. 37, and Tok.vo, June 32 |g»)--MlUion* of of its beneAciarles have been; (rontlniied on Page Eight) mental hospitala. I tlon and treatment. her nephew. Frederick ’1 don’t know how we cah. whittling of spending programs in Democral*. 1 Long’s lawyer gave this com- Long was on his way to the lTboH?^V'Hartfort"died^rnatantM^ apathy aui'h fields a.c housing and airports "The Democrats avoided dem- i ment, "I don’t know, that's one . capital to resume executive powers a .•iliiation which brought criti of the things I’m exploring.” when when he was arrested, tii«g and Kwangat Provinces to -' communism onstratlng any clear cut opposition ' I Post. 89. was seriouai.v injured. cism of Demricratir leader., yester to the administration, preferring to ' naked how a constitutional pror Sima would not say what legal inTr'herhusb^nd^'f^ederick'pd^^^ ’ ^ a deaperate A^t against a , Dr. Owen B. Kiernan, stale corn- day from two Liberal groups. vision might affect Long's statu s' action was planned, flood that met' ‘tevelop into , missioner of education, supported compete for riedit with the GOP on j Sr.', escaped harm. . Blit while Piesident Eisenhow- budgel-pirtching, midgel-plrtchlng, rather than fif-ifif- BuUetins ■while in a state charitable insti-| Speculation centered oil two poe- Police said Raymond Robidoiix' China’s graateat of the Century. ' the Cardinal s propo.«ial. ' er has managed to hold down fering altemative programs," tlie *ution. ' ! Bible .eburaes: One, ai aanltv haar- of Hartford drove his car into the The. Kwangtung Aoods are ex- . "The danger Is in not teaching spending m some fields, the deci-,, committee saiil. i from the AP Wireb Article Eight, Section Six. aa.Va j ing here, .where the coroner took traffic circle incorrectly and hit j pacted to reach their peak along it, ’- said Kiernan. mated Republican ranks m Con- Among members of the N C E t', In part inmates of charitable units; the committal action; two, a court the Poit car head-on. He was un- i Weal and North Rivera of the ; — ^—t- UcK the power to force ar- Robeit R.' Nathan, economic! cannot hold office. 'hearing in Covlngtem' where the injured. I Pearl Riyer dei-ta either Tueeday (CVinUniied on Page Two) tion of sonie of his requests that consultant; and national chairman YOllTH EBCAPEB ORAIB - - 1 . . ------;—- ., 1,^ : i r '* '-" '’''- claiming he was Illegal, In the Rocky Hill accident, Mr*. or Wednesday. i are being ignored. of Americans for Democratic Marianna. Fla., June 32 (>P)—4 while, aUll not clear whether he la ly reatrained of hia llbertv in near- Peiping Kadio reported that 12 , Matthew Savola, J9, Rocky Hill, Enough conservative De.mocrals-Actions>r-Siimmer Welles. , # ndor- A 18-year-old Negro youth, con wettag governor, indicated he ak- by Mandeville. might sue fot a wag fatally injured Saturday night inchea of rat falling in neighbor- < victed by an all white jury of I*acte& a legal answer to that head-, w-rit of habeas corpus are willing to join the Republicans .secretary of slate under Franklin when the sport* car she was learn ing Kwangai between June I.V21 I to make vetoes stick. But not D. Roosevelt; poet Archibald Mac- the rape of a white woman nlUi- acha'< Tuesday, Instead'of today, j -e.___ 1 ' ing to drive went out of control and bad damaged 260.000 acres. ! out a recommendation of merry, u LiOtiiaiana. faced with a tangled News Tidbits enongh of them are available for Leiah and' 'composer Oscar Ham- (CoBUniMd an Paga Three) rolled oyer thre time*. She, 'died Heaviest hit were the areas of | mslance, to gel the wheels moving merstein II. today escaped the electric cluilr. early Sunday morning. Tijigning. also known as Nanning. ! Culled from A^P Wires on increases m the gasoline lax In a separate'statement as ADA Circuit .fudge E. C.-Welch grant With her in the car wa« her and Wuohow, Tha Red Radio aaid I and postal rates, Eisenhower re- chairman, Nathan apeciAcally ed the. Negro, Jimmie Lee Clark, Jap Prosecutor May Appeal brother, Paul Slatter>', who was all av«teble manpower ha* been quested. named Senate Democratic leader a new trial. The youth Immedi s l 'V - leaching her to operate th* car. ^ m obilise in the prorince, «"hich ately pleaded guilty and waa A R *''' •*’6**^ 'V- Bag by. 46, While he seems likely , to get an, Lyndon B. Johnson of Texas among „ He .was slightly Injured ■ • when ■ ia went of Kwangtting. toi , move pastor of Bethel African Method- increase in ths national debt limit the leaders h* aaid surrendered on sentenred to life Imprisonment. thrown from the car. Mrs. Stavola peopl,« to safety and *aive the Episcopal Church. Norvi alk, he has ssked for. Eisenhower may - housing snd airport aid funds with 8OONVICTIONF t'PSET In Groton Arthur Jiirne«~Ha!ev i /-.a 1 vr charg^ with manslaughter in fa- have to worry along without an.v. out Arlng a shoi. Crowley Wins Acquittal 20 Center Groton was 'atallv in-! V in Kwang- tal shooting of -year old woman , Immediate raise in the 4>j per Nathan said Johnson conceded M’ashington,. June 22 (JV -'H ie. 31 Supreme ( ’oiirt today unani B i jin’edaundavm orningw hW thecarlm o^ hMrtIv*^D*^i?lattd arM’^^and - ^^harge of assault with intent cent interest ceijnig on long-term th ev sIld itv o fth e Eiaenhowei ob- mously struck down contempt he wa« driving went off the road at i ‘® murder brought again.st mid- government bonds. session with biidgJtt balancing and curve and rammed a tree. H e' dlexveight boxer Jimmy Bean. 20. Democrat* ere hprepared to placed the Democrat, on the de- conricHons of three Ohioans on In T. A. D. Jones Death if capital with ai .population of 1,- „.i.h «n«ii,«,- •»•>< the ground the.v were entrapped KAAonn k ' ' Who scuffled with anolhor men iP sPuft pH- some political firework, fen,ive -in any legislative effort by the Ohio iin-.\raerlcaJi Ac ' , T------F------(C ontinued on Page Four) ~ Noi-waik tavern Friday night. i on the interest rale issue, feeling that did not At the Elsenhower i The province, xj-luch has a .popu- second annual New Haven Fee-'they cjin-put the blame formula." i. tivities Pommissinn. By a 4-4 RENE-GEOROEB INAOAmi -►ment The proeechtion had asked . ^ ------:------I Vote, the court upheld a simtlar Tokyo,. June 22 bP)—Former Yale ' jgtlon of About 36 miUion. is one f,ew Haven 1 ______. ' e. '______. ' • J. i for four years,- / tut a of t ^ nchest nc- producing areas rtays and nighjs. . i conviction of a foiirUi. Ohioan. football star Joseph P. Crowley left The verdict was telephoned. Im-1 f'g a ^ The convictions reversed were Tok.vo District Court a . relieved in the country. Because of >te,woman who gave name of Mrs. | ntediaiel.v to Crowley’S wife. aemitropical cHmatu it has three Bridgeport disap- those of Talmadge Raley, Em and fniUing man today, aquitted of ty. at their hotel. "Oh, thank you i a .V ' -g-r- a mett Calvin Brown and Mm. ichacgea he'beat hi* Ixrother-in-lavi- wops a year. Red planners have ^ f^om Mirtdietmvn Sanitai ■ *0 much." ahe said and would• sayl l-C a n g le a f a l a g k i H g l a ,4 Work Stoppage Shuts .\nna H. Morgan. .Affirmed by< to death )n the Imperial Hotel'* no more. Toda..v ia the couple’s A w v a J lo J a i l I V C l t t l t l bdnked heavily on its output this , hour, after giving Wrth to | the tie vote was the conx'lcilona pretldehtiai auite Imat yeaj’. 26th wedding anniversar.v. *" ! ’ __ _ ~ , „ a Rirl.. New Haven city official,! ot Joseph Stern. • But It may be'two weeka or more , The ped reporta gave no Agure, distributing 100,000 red before the 49-.vear-old New Haven, “'■.honw-; warning la g , to more than 1.60, • - j Prime Minister N.ehni came to Hearth at Steel Plant , CHL4xVNEL 30 BOLD Conp., businessman know* if the doubted Crowley’s innocence and i to | l«a* hi|t Pefpihg Radio ,ald a l- ; cleaner* in move to forestall-' Hartford, June 22 iP—The New - ruling ia Anal. The prosecution has that she was very, happy he hed Ill”** amothai-lrig by plastic bags, Britain Briiiulraating Company, 14 da.v* to appeal for a reversal been acquitted. | agitatjon against the sta tes Com- been brought to safety in the East special 1-hour television show Pittaburjfh, June 28 — At^grievancae hav^ been held in re n|)«rat4irs of IVNBC (Channel 36) and Prosecutor Jo ji Nishimura said muniat government. • - I River area of .Kwangtung. The i being ' planned to star -Arthur God- work stoppage toda.v shut down cent weeks Token picketing continued in ' " ’Ater there has dropped. i and B'KNB Radio aqd a wholly- he would have to atiid.v the court'* , ■ fre.v, who is convalescing from , the open heayth department at the In New York, meanwhile.' a (.on- pwned subsidiary of the Nation- Andings in detail before making a can to ssee K hi* . dautme^^danff’hf^v mnH uci%>T?rii iiir A^QiTunu-’ • • *i_ *?, * r»i" " i Itinsi lung 'dancer cancer opeiatlOO'ppei ation' performed i; oouinSouth , aiacS*.he puuiiplant oof Jones A tract compromise in the steel in- al Rroaflcasting Company was decision. sons. He spent 21 davs in jail p re-; ell'lnd"1-e”Hgim.T'’" Z " w . '’te‘r “ aVZ^en ^ Gnm ! April 30. .Two brothers said to Laughlin SteeJ Corp. diistr.v - consisting of substantial sold today, It wae announced In -Other operations, at the plant worked benefits of the welfare ' After.36 court sesRloha and three indictment on June #k. «4^ New York. New owners are Con- bil-the-scene InveflUgationi cover- 1958,“and Since then has been iree . «Fitation began ,11 th*i.fx .IO. ««><**I..V. •"d »•*'' . sought bv St. Louis police and oth-1,were not aftecte. immediately, type plus a modest vi'age inrrea.se necllcut Television Inc„ owned triig an 11-month period, the three on ball of $883.33. - , 12 person* have been - is being suggested informally hy a television Corporation in judge* found the prosecution had Aa a college, halfback, Oowlev ! “o-tH* greate-t. rec rrted flood „f „,arly half a million about 12.000 production workers by the government as negotiation* ; gpringfield, III., and SpringHeld ___ i Ml_ X , < ___’ ;i y*t*A$iL*rt«crowds resume her* today. ' . ^ ' B'ot proved ita .chargA that Crow scored five touchdowVia'‘'in 1F31 (Canttnued en Page Four) dollarsInllars sA warded forfor-deaths deaths of three w'ith about 1,800 to 1.900 in- the Television BroadeaatiiuB Conhj ley fatally beat T.A.D. Jones Jr. in against St. John"! of Annapolis to ■ The Red* and their foe* alike automobile executives in collision open hearth department. Four-man teams repre.senlmg pany, operator* of WwLP ta .. ■: ...... ^ 12 a drunken brawl May 8, 1958;.' set 1 ale’s modem aingle-game raised, flags for Nehru along -r^s of two airliners over Grand Can- Pickets from Local 1272 -- the the steelworkers and the larg-i Springfield, Mass. Jones and Crowle.v, president scoring .record. Jones’ father waa a street*''.; of thi*. »t*te -capital, .von in- 19.66. . . President George home local ot' United Steelworkers eat ateel companiea meet -after a | and vice-preaidept, reapectlvel.v, of Yale All-Americ* quarterback in drenched by'monsoon rain*. U .S. 0|)en8 I-argesl president David J.- McDonald weekqnd recess. k : i HAGERTV IN ROSPITAli Alpei't of the New Haven Railroad The current 3-year contract Ih j tha .T.A.D. Jones dtt. of New 190’f and later Ya'le^s coach. Nehru drove, directly to the gov tells Gov. F'urcolo he can conceive halted both the midnight knd 8 „ W'asHlngton, Juiie 33 Haven', had arrived In ^Japan three . The two men. came to Tok.vo ernor’* mansion without, com a.m. shifts o f . the open hearth thea lMtalp ateel indxistry expires < White House press * secretary Crim inal Tax Case of no new formula for continuation eig|it days from noii’.' If no agree-1 da.va earlier to look into prospects with Frederick M. Kissinger, 62, menting on hi* misiion or saying I of Old Colony Line other than sub- but allowed other employes to Jamea C. Hagcrty, 60, arnMge4 of buying an oil tanker. an accountant, of Brand.v.wine. Md. ekactiy what he expected to do. cross their line*. ' ntbltt on a new' contract.-ia reached , to undergo an operation for ap> Terrfe Haute, Ind., June 22 i^i— af**.'’ proposals that have been rp- Walter H, Lewis, Pirisburgh rtb.Ml'^’l,^ then, " * " ’ 600,000 iin'onunion membemmember* | ..Rndlcltis today. The White . In its Andings, which took pre Tw'o days after they arrived, The Prime Minister planned to The biggest criminal tax case in | j«cted by Old Colony Transporta- aiding Judge Saburo Yasliima 80 they made a ropnd of the night talk privately with Communist works manager, called Ih* >aik-l House announced the surgery ihe nation’s hiaton- opened toda.v i Committee, would be performed .at Waiter migute* to read In Japanese, the club*, returning very late to their ministers of .the atate government, in If.S. District Court here. ’ i George Sheriff Donald’ McAr- out. -an illegal wildcat ntrik. in K a tlo n ’.-'^taeL ^ court upheld defense contentions hotel suite.. Jones was found the headed by K.M.S. Nambtidiripad. ' Reed .\nn,v ' Hospital. Annn Blght gamblera from across thei'ihur flies murder charges againat clear violation of the ho .trike ^he negotiation*, which started IVheaton, associate pireM secre that Jones died, from bruises 'and next morning, badly bruised, his Leading member* of the Kerala country are charged with failing ■ four white youths-in'* fata;l shoot- ””"tract." 5 g®, deadlocked. injuries suffered while stumbling ayes blackened and hia lip cut. The branch or .Nehru’* own Congress tary, told a news oonferenoet to pay! 10 per cent excise'tax on I loF of ll-.vear-old Negro boy June W hile .grievance procedure ex-^ xithough President ? Eisenhower "There Is no cause for alartn,,|.'' and failing about his hotel auite in walla and cuetaina of the room party are knownfK. to fee) that he i I $8,263,150 in beta on football and ! 1 3 .. .Or. Paul Dudley’White urges ! i»tb to aettle any such issuej I declared th’at the government a drunken atate. An autopsy had were spotted with blood and a should oust the There Is no emergeney aspaef' : on il. . World Series baseball game* in I American Heart Assn, not to | grievance ha* been filed ■ in pti#. ahajl nyaintain an official handa- whatsoever." " ' aalij cerebral hemorrhage wa* the heavy_ lamp *nd fumitu)*# were the ground* of disturbed condi-I u,, fpU jpiy7 j- |i merge iis Independent fund drive ' case,-* he aijded. 'day In W'ashlngtqn that the goV' k*. ______J'. r,-. .. cause of death. knock'ed 'bver. tlons, and then run Kerala, directly If convicted on al) ooiints they{w''ith United Fqnd.'of Community ' Union officials were unaviailable off policy, it-was. learned yestar- O'DONNELL PR06IO|»I>'r- f, Crowley appeared outwardly A. Japanaaa doctor treated Jonea 1 aentenced to 21 yearn ihlC hest drives, for- comment. :ernmen;t 4Vaa spundlng oiit both unmoved aa he heard the verdict and he died! during; the. afternoon.' f K m e m b e r * ^ e cohvinced prison and fined up td $41,000 ~ Waaiilngtoni June 32 ~ Preaident Blsenhowor urged to- A oompany apokeeman said aides on the compromise auggee; Sehate confirmed by - with feet apart and arms folded'. Klaainger waa abiiolved of an.v ithat the Communist*,. who w'on I sgrp , ' ,T day to bioreaae acoiMviw hia recent thmw qppepred to be a dispute tion. : "I was cqnfident all' along that connection with the death after cqiit,foi_ in 1967 w ith about 40 per Th# D epartm ent of JusUba - ’" i ' voiceVO|V<9 vote«ONI today-RAlUl the pra Department ly-proposed Committee to’ Investl- over,. ihcMMitive riita* for workers Everything, balnig dpne in'behalf * - • -0*C ‘D sttm i Jr . mr. Innocehoe would':-be aatab- an Investigation. cant of th* vot* for themselvs# considera ttUa caae the moat im gate problems of textile industry in tbe> open heartti departSMcit. l i n e d ,h e told itewaipen. of the compromis* proposal wa# ikmMrary fankimafc trfsWtt].. The court aaid tha disorder and their allie#, ar« noiV.'obposad' portant sVsr tried in this district,' ...Premier Fidel .Castro invites UWon member* datm that be- very informal. .B u t the benind- The charge. . against Crowley discovered in the hotel room' could by per oent of Kerala's .mil Force. Tim rank' 80 15 said Diatrict Atty; Dqn Tabbert o f; half a milllon peasaata, armed willr oawe of a change in eosnputation ths-scenea activities ef some- gov? with hi* F a r East R ^ 4 WM eeuging bodily Injury- reault- have raaulted from a Aght but lion peopis, " ' •( Indianapffii#. “It is most 'certainly ing in death, which carries a pen traditional macHatjM, to marc)i‘'>|p 'of produntlon flfurea their Inbsti- emment official* were increasing gen. Margaret-Ohaaii alty of ttvo to 15 yeiarii imiiriaon- Havana July 36 in celebration nt .'iive pay haa bOen cut^ Me) who erttNes*-*;! « kwi'.Piat#': (Oaa« t ea Page Ms) hia succeaaful .revolution, - BeWtU '‘oc^tfMnniBsa ■ on. the i eaFage gin) WM I ■' 'f « I ■ - :fm