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VOL. LXXVIIL NO. 234 (FOURTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONNi. MONDAY, JULY 6, 1»5* tdaaaU M AUvaHMag aa Faga IS) PRICE nV E CENTS Rivals Barred Nuptia^lfl Repeated U.S, Highway Deaths For Photographs By Ben-Gurion Huntington, N. T., July 8 'I —Mr. and' Mra. Roland Recover Far Under Estimate; In New Regime ' Bari ' wera matried May IS, ' but yeaterday they did It aU over again. Jerusalem, July 6 Is Tha original weddtiig rael was finding it difficult to turea were ato|en from the DT'Owning^ Iijcrease day to form a new gfovern- photographer before they ment in the wake of David could be developed. Rb th« caterera for the wedding offer By TUB AMOCIATBO PftigM »flve montJ* tt»la yalS- .avaragad 92 Ren-Curion's resignation as ed to foot the bill for a re Traffir ...... S1I a day. ^ prime minister. He quit last take. Draandnga ...... IIS Plaaaant waa.thar lurad milUona night after a 10-day row over The same mlnlateir. wedding MiacaUanaotN...... M of naraona to the hlghwaya, sale of Israeli arma to Ger attendants and guests. took beaches and resorts. The National many. part, and the wedding and re N Total MS Safety Council, which before the ception were repeated with holiday had estimated a traffic President lehak Ben-Evi began preliminary’talka with parliamen- the exception of the actual Rabbit Also death toll o; 360, said some 46 ceremony. Traffic deaths over the In million oars were on the highways Utry factions on the formation of This time a apeclal deputy dependence Day weekend were during the weekend, abut 6 mil a rjgime to replace the 16-mem sheriff followed the photog far under the pre-holiday esti lion more than the normal mim- ber coalition government that, as rapher hack to his studio. In Rocket, mate of 350 but the Nation’s Is customary, is staying .on as a (ConUnned on Page Nine) caretaker government until a~new over-all violent deaths" hit a one is formed. staggering toll. But Ben-Gurion refused to sit Soviet Says Drownlnga took a helwy loll a ^ . with the caretaker i government, Saar Zone with trafflc and other aootdeht One Auto Fatality contending he will have “nothing I»ndon, Jul.v 6 (ffV—The So daathe,*the total was e*p#oted to to do” with the four minlaters viet I'ninn hfiff launch^ A reaah more than 600 when And In Holiday Period from"' the left wing Achduth .spare rocket containing tNo flgtiraa are tabulated. The count Avodah and Mapam parties which Once More w-as from 6 p.m. local time Friday On Stale Highways led opposition to the Israeli arms dogs which were returned to midnight Sunda'y. deal with We.st Germany, and re- safely to Earth, Mobcow radio ’ •TTalHc fatalities were less than Bv THK ASSO^’IATED PRE.SS fuaed to, quit the* cabinet. Ben- In Germany said tonight. the 310 reported over last Me Connecticufs highways claimed Gurion has no authority to dia- Th« announcement eamq fram morial Day, also a weekend and but one life during the July 4th mias them. , Taas. the Soviet Newq Agency. covering a 64-hour period. They weekend. Two persons died in Consequently. Ben-Gmion's Ma- Saarbrueeken, Germany, ' Moerow said thui lanncnlng Waa also were expected to exceed the drowninga. i pal party proposed that the date | j i, j y 6 (A*) — Saarlanders ; made July 2. reported in the last 2-day Richard N. Delaney 22. New for Israel s next pariiamenUry | smarmed into conversion cen- It described the event ss s.rouUna Fohrth of July holiday weekend, Hartforh. was the single highway, elections be advanced from Nov.' . , . ■_____ ‘ launching of a single stags gao* in 1».^3. fatality in the .64 hovir period be 17 to Sept 26 to shorten the crit- ■ ters today to exchange their 1 physirki ballistic rocket of memum Both the trafflc deaths and tween Friday night and midnight ieRTTranailion period. Parliament French francR for Cieman : range. drowninga over the holiday were yesterfiay. Delaney lost control of would have to approve any Chang-1 marks. This- rich industrial Previously the United atstes had higher than the number reported his car early Saturday morning on ea in the election laws. i ayga returned to West Gei- recovered two monkeys sent Into In a recent noiv-lH>4iday weekend. Route 20 in Oranby. The car The four ministers caused the economic control at mid- space. One of these died later. An Associated Press survey for bounced off a tree. and Delaney 4-year-old government to topple • u , . Th« (irst animal of note to be the 64-hour period June 20-21 died Instantly. — by voting against the tale of 2.60, - 1 ^ . : projected into spare was the Rus Show’ed 240 traffic fatalities and I.,miis Franco 17. of New Haven, 000 moi tar shells to West Ger-! hundred conversion centers sian dog lAika. which died. . many. Most of them have already i Mission of the rocket was to aid TO drowninga. Isclsntidc' research in "the upper Trafflc dMths during tha flrst (C-onHnn^d on Png# Nln«) been delivered to the Bonn gov-! throughout the stale to handle the eminent, ' ' currency changeover. ' layers of the atmosphere,'’ Ufa -The Israeli preea has been call- The one million residents have ! brnadrast added. ing the arms fold to Weal Ger- ' days m Which to exchange j It did pot immediately say If tha Air Battle N<*ar-Matsu many grenade throwers, but the * their French francs for marks, I rocket was put Into orbit sround defense ministry in Bonn said this I ' the Esrth or stretched farther Into every 117 francs turned in. space, rhere was no immediate in- seemed to be a mistranslation of ■ dicatlon how high the dogs flew, the German word for mortar Some 40 billion franca ex, shells. I change^ by the Saarlanders will be i Moscow said the rocket was New Crisis Looms In his letter of resignation to handed over to the bank of France equipped ’wrlth appsrktua for study Ben-Zvi, Ben-Gurion accused the —a gift isquivalent -to $93,300,000. Elizabeth IJ, monarch of BriUin, stands with Gov. William O. Stratton, right, today aa aha reach ing the ultraviolet portion of the four of violating the principle of The remainder will b* credited in es Chicago for a tour of the. city. Attired for a summer day, the ^Qiieen presented this picture at solar'gjMctnim, the structure of collective cabinet responaibility by the Bank of France to VVest Ger welcoming ceremonies. (AP Photofax), the lotmaphere and tha mlero- their action. All cabinet members many. ______■ . ■ ♦ ------■■■ — — ^neteorite atrsam. In Far East Area The final act of the reunion of had pledged in 1967 to support Instruments measuring tha cabinet decisions or resign. the GermanrSpeaking Saarland apeed of air ciiTrents at different Bv BBNB-OBOROBS IN.AO.ARI^battle was pirovoked by the Com- Ben-Gurion told newsmen that. with West Germany came at the Working Class haighta, denalty. preasure. tem Tokyo, July 6 i/Pi-The battle muniats the same way last year's stroke of midnight. The ■ French perature and composition of the custom! posts on this state's east Thousands Greet atmosphere also were hoisted between Chinese Communist and tension in the Formosa Sti'aits be (Continued nn Page 8e*en) Nationalist planes that increased gan with Red artillery shelling. ern frontier closed down. and re Not Interested sloft, the broadcast said. tensions in the Formosa Strait .this If the Nationalist alarms ara Cor opened on the Saar-French^ bor- 'The two dogs were idcnUfled as weekend could be the start of a rect, why does UA Peiping, rfyftna (ter, 40 nqtles to thf wf»t. Otvazhnaya and Bnexhlnka — .,new Far East crisis. want a cri.sia? Master, Crew This ended tha unique situation m In Frol Kozlov meaning “ Daring and Snowflalta The Nationalists have been pre- For one thing, it would bri.,part of which required (Armani traveling reapectlveiy. A rabbit wad ailso tlicting siich a flareup for months the Reds' continuing campaign to within their own-country to under WtLUAM U RYAN •board, the broadcast said. go French eustome Ahitrola. and recently warned that the last w'eitern defenses and detarmi- By Rb IJMAN MORIN i rested after spending ait day Run- San Fraacisco, July C OP)—Tha For Otvazhnaya, It was tha third n«Honrinn)M*B«n*»at*»'* '' uit Flaming • The Saafhlndere-hm'verbBen clt- -Chinese Reds had' decided at .a Chicago, July 6 iA>) — Queen day on tha voyage from Parry Soviet Union’s first deputy pre epaca-defylng rocket ascent, said military conference to stir things It could also -be their way of laene of Weei (jlermany aince Sound, Canada, to Chicago. mier today winds up a stay in tha broadcast. •, up in this , critical part of the occasionally reminding thp United Jan. 1, 19B7, when, the 1,000 square Elizabeth II atepped ashore in California during which he Was I States, concerned with Eiirope and i elgian Vessel mile territory became the lOlh U.S. chief of protocol Wiley The total weight of scientific in world. ' Chicago today amid the thunder Buchanan greeted the (^tieen and wined and dined by capitalists and struments end animals aboard was j Berlin, that Peiping is also some- state. The French-German virtually ignored b.v everybody It is 'almo.s't a year since Red Cameron. U.., J.,ly 6 The ""V prWdei"”V r' alran;iil^;. Philip officially. The royal couple put by the Russians at 2,000 ktl- ^.ahellin;; of the Nationalist-held I thing to reckon with, ment provided for a trahauiolT^, then passed down a long line of elae. Heading eaat, he faces in De j The Reds also could use a new period of a maximum of three grAma — around 4.408 pounds or offshore , islands started the mairter crev- abandoned the ^ period of a maximum of three *of apeculôr. officials, including the. ambassa troit-the first officially cold, recep more than two tons. '* ‘ crisis for domestic purposes. ffanung Belgian motorehip An-1 years for the complicated change Buckingham Fountain Landing, tion of hie United States tour. Qiieraoy troubles. Ther^ is evidence to show Petp- dors to the United States from , .The, Moscow Radio acsount epn- Although this crisis fiaxled out , ing started last year's Formosa early today moments afterafter] j _____ T ” “1 _ . I A cordon of police struggled the*Cnited Kingdom and six Com- Since Friday, Frol Romanovich tinned: late last year, the Peiping regime the., striken vesset wee beached. I (Centinaed on Page Two) to hold back other thousands try monwealth natione. Koetov, Premier Nikita Khrush' The launching went without has been making ominous motions; “ The Coast Guard said magnesi- ing to approach the reviewing An honor guard of soldiers, sall-j chev’s right hand man in the So- hitch and so did the recovery of in other Far East areas. __a . u- ______iim exploflions prevented any a t- { , stand on the dock. ors and Marines stood stiffly at | viet government, has been hobnob- animals , and instruments. They On Sunday the aerial battle , Ia J! tempts to board the ship and ffght The royal * yacht Britannia s attention while the band aaiuted bing with California bi|slnessmen came' dmvn in a separate Contain- erupted. It was the biggest m the induatrialLtion the Bre. ' Sukarno Takes barge brought Elizabeth and Elizabeth with “God Save the and aocial luminarlaa.' But those Formosa area In nine months. I proj^ram ^ Magnesium ingot, the Coast | Prince Philip ashore promptly at Queen." It followed with the whom the Communists might clas (Conttnued on Page’ fiaven) Air'Force headquarters in For-. ^ new war cri.sia could s«'ve Guard said, was .part of the ship’s : 11 a.m. The yeachl was moored "Star Spangled Banner.’ sify as the working class showed m<â gave this account. ; similaixpurposea at the moment. . . irjscellaneous* cargo. The ship’s i Gimplete Rule outaide the breakwater. Prince Philip stood beaide Cana practically no Interest in his pres Four Nationalist pilots flying by taking the peoples' minds off agents also said ehemical 'stores A ^1-gun .salute began when da's Prime Minister John G. Die- ence. U.S.-made Sabrejels were on a their current problems at home. of undetermfned nature were al^ the launch alarted toward shore. fenbaker during the playing of Almost . nobody showed up to routine patrol south of the Na The Reds haVe .admitted food aboard. ^ j Of Indonesia In close formktion, a flight of Jet the anthems. watch St any of his scheduled ap tionalist-held offshore Matsu Is .Portages, hav^ acknowledged that The ship's mister, Henri] fighter planej^.-roared low over Gov. William G. Stratton of Il pearances or for hia arrivals or de- Bulletins lands when they. were jumped- by - the — . communes'...... aren’t...... living^ up to , ----Si.ngliei.„ ------and the------remaining_ 11 Jakarta, Indonesia, July 6 iA6 the scene. Hundreds of small linois snd Mayor Richard J. parftires faom hia hotels. from the AP Wircb . A S the final event of his tour, withiATx ’'“P*" ?>•«-, J?*" were taken to p^^^jênt Sukarno took-over full: pleasure craft followed the barge. Daley of Chicago escorted the Within 13 minutes foiir.MIGs were | eipitate industrialization campaign Cameron, five miles southwest Of . j It looked like an amphibious as- ■* •he reviewed the guard arrangements were made fbr Koz ■hot down. _ has dislocated agriculture. w*here the Anvers was beached. I excciitiie power and responsibility aault. a scene ■ reminiscent of honor. lov and his party to visit the Beck- ] A fifth MIG was downed by DroiigW. locusts and floods have | Two liteboats with 2’’ crew ! today and faces the task of pulling With prows pointed toward eley Campus of the Univerait/ of, DRV8DALE, WYNN fiTARTEBS World War II. ---- / l ’.iiifornl.v and its Lawrence Hadi- PltkilNirgh, July 6 iff) — Doo planes snd anti-aircraft fire on the' also caiAied havoc. In addition, the i membei-s. Including the jmaster’s thi.s sprawling 3.000-island repub So began the queen's T3-hour shore. 28 U.S. warships the Dryadale "f Uie Lea Angelea Palchuan (White Dog) Islands 11 crushing of the Tibetan uprising wife, were towed into Cameron lic out of its flnancial and political greatest concentration iff LAke ation Laboratory and !,w, brie’ed day in Chicago. or such ^matters as the 'aft .ra ^ Dodgers and Early Wym of the miles south of the Matsus. may )>ave stirred dieconlent-on the earlier from the vessel, mire. The queen was wearing a short- Michigan aince the Way- of 1812 ■ “ ' Chicago While Sox today were ' All tha Sabrejels returned safely mainland. 'A Coast Guard spokesman qaid Premier Dji,ianda resigned, giv ■ lined up in tight formktion during; tory'a 6-fobt long oubb>« chamber, sleeved sumnjer dress, elbow- .■the ceremonies. The white-unl-' laigeat in the world, which recent- named a# aUrUng pitchers for to their northern Formosa base. . or U.S. Navy man, not identifled, ing the president a clear field to length white gloves, a flowerad tomorrow's all star baseball . The Natinnaliats claim the air (Continued nn Pnge Fou^ received a possible c-scti.red ankle handpick a new pre.sidentisl cabi lormed crews w4re massed on 1 ly began’oceration *■ • means of game at Voei|M Field. Dave net. Sukarao abolished the 1960 hat and a string of pearls. deck, standing at attention. Kdetecting atomic particle tracks. ii the latest maneuver. She was smiling and looked Groie, NallemW League publicity The Anvers, which sails out of constitution yesterda.V;' dissolved Stratton, welcoming the Queen' The ..Kozlov parly was sohed- director, sAkr l«w Burdette of Antwerp, wa* towed to within the Constituent assembly and ' and her hqsband. said. "We hold a : uled to take'off from Oakland air- Ike Milwaukee Braves probably, three mtlea of ehore, before it was reinstated the 1946 constitution. great and deep affection for you i port in a chartered plAne and to would be the *ecoad national abandoned. The 194.6 constitution — declar- personally.” He said her .visit to ^ arrive in Detroit at shortly after league pitcher. There was no tm- to Push The 442-foot vessel has a gross . >ng Indonesia's independence from Chicago w’ould “strengthen the [ midnight. ’ ipeidlale word on the second tonnage of.,6.153. Its cargo con- the Dutch — centralizes power in News Tidbits bonds that tie Britain and- the i Detroit's. Mayor Louis J. Mlrl- American I,eague pitcher. sistcid of rosin, cotton, lumber the president and allows him to Culled from AP Wires United States together So closely.” , am' has said he would not give iron ore. carbon black, synthetic proceed with estsblishing w hat he The mayor wished the royal: official recognition to the Kozlov TREE KILLH BOY latex, meqhaden fish nil and rice. calls “guided democracy.” couple "a most pleasant anij hap-1 visit despite a special plea from Walerbury. July $ tJP — A 14- ;s Law It was bound for Freeport, Tex., The constituent assembly had Vetera'iM Administration adyi'aa* py stay" in the city. Secretaiy of State (Christian Her-i years-old MuUitaigton boy wc# to Lake Charles. La. been trying for nearly four years vaterana planning to 'atari abhool ■ Replying, the Queen said,.^ ”My ter. The mayor has said Kozlov; crushed to death before noon to. By JACK BBIX • The ship was anchored about to revise the 1950 charter. under the Korean OI Bill to file husband and I are very glad to be ia not welcome. day under a rotted tree tnmk ^'Consideration, as was done with a here. W« have been looking for- However, Michigan Gov. Mennen Washington, July 6 \/P\ — Re similar itieasure in 1967. This would Inflation, a flnancial deficit and appltf^tlons b o w ' . . . Pteaa Sec while playing In the rear of 836 publicans are going /to keep the take the matter out of the hands of (Contlr led on Page Five) scattered rebellion plague Indone- retary James C. Hngarty returns East .Maui M .. He was visiting heat on in an effort to get Civil aia 10 years after it won sover to his desk at White House atill (Continued on Page Two)' (Continued on Pnge Seven) relatives st/ih e Itroe. The boy, the subcommittee and the parent Kenneth Grenier, was rem ov^ Rights legislation passed in this Judiciary Committee. eignty from the Netherlands. convajescin from appendix op Last September the finance min eration. from iwder the tree by two ,iml- session of Congre^, Sen. Everett ^ However, the' word-- has been dentified factory workers. bnt„ M. Pirksen (R-HI) said today. ' passed among southern Senators istry announced a whopping deficit Nine persons working in Tokyo East Hartford of nearly-lO'billion rupiahs, nearly Money Policies Assailed was dead on arrival at Mary’s' Di'rksen, the Senate ttepubilean that the House is unlikely to art on quarr:* buried in cavein, atx others Hospital, * leader, told an/interviewer that a any Civil Rights bill in the wan double the deficit of the year be are rescued and teams atill 'dig GOP broadside fired at Senate fore. but said It expected this year ging for thi-be others , . . Two by- ing months of thi.s session, Mail Shot in woulff he a little better. OIÂiaib BUTLER AIDED GOP* Democrats' last week is only the months of this session. sfandeQL killed last night when a i Washington. July 0 i)Pv—Slike . beginning of a campaign to force Sehate Derhocratic Leader L.v- r“ Govsmment . printing “ pre'sses homh 'waa .hurled at AilBcea of j have run off billions of the color Mansfield (D-Mont.) tmlay ap- action on '/the issue. Sen. Jacob don B. Johnson of Te.xaa wants to Neckât P WA C ommuhist-Ied Ceylon ’’Harbor; eusM D e m o e r a't I r Naritnial K. Javita /(R-NY) and others said get a bill passed this'year. He ob- ful rupiaha] which abJi officially Workers' Union . . . President | valued at 11.4 to the dollab. duUmapi Paul .M. Batfei’ ot in Senat^^ speeches that the Dem- vioiialy. doesn't want the party- East Hartfordj July 6 uP); — A Eisenhower, nomlnatea Robert K. , liqfphig the RepubUcaaS by his ► ocrata w e reeponajble for .the splitting issue fought out in l§6(i, None of the chief militaiw fig Christenberry, former New York 44-year-old Hertford rr an was ures in the rebellion in Sumatra Ike’^s ‘Scare CMmpaign’ erittciam of Demoeiiitie con lack of^ action. a presidential election year. shot in th'e nec.. today by-a . He State' boxing commissioner, to' be ■ . . . , ------■ ■ ^ '1 gressional leaders,'' Manafleld, "We’re going to keep the heal While some Republicans .think a and Celebes .early last year has postmaster of New York City. [ bron woman while the pair were Washington. July 6 (/Pi—The*budget for the next five years Hie asaistMt dcsnocratlr leader on uptil we get aomething done,” delay- until next year in a show sifting in a car parked in the north Bomb explodes in room at com o r of the Senate,^,haid Butler’s at- Dlrksen said.- down on the issue might be politi (Continued on Page Seven) munity center in village eoulh o f! Conference on Economic Progress I so With definite goals fo r maxi- yard of the Pratt and Whitney - .1 mum production and . employment. . tarks "will iHit do us any good, A's a part of this effort, he said cally advantagûs to them, Dirk- Aircraft In East Hartford. Algeria, wounding a Frenchman has attacked the Eisenhower ad- hut fiiml.sli foder" for ITcal- Republican members of the Judic sen said he thinks there'ia need and two children... John Wes minis.ti'Ation's antl-in^laiihn pro The report said 'Thia manifest He is Harry D. Hartaen, 163'pak ly calls for a much Isiggei , f dent Eisriihower and the GOP iary CommttUe's ConsUtutlonal fbr'action now. . • » St., Eaat Hartford, who was taken George Gro8K, 66, ley Beaird. who attracted national gram as a scare campaign. 'a/ Natlopsil f’ommittee. Rights subcommittee will be on .lavlts denied in a television to the Hartfoid.Hospital for treat attention when he celelirated his The. conference is a privately eral budget and a much more f ;{|iand or be represented by proxy pi'ogram yesterday'that there had lOOth birthday by getting nvir- supported group of labor and farm beral monetary policy, than ment of the wound. The hospital jDies; Noted Artist now have. / STATE BO.AT SINKS at any future meetings of • the been any foot-dragging on the •said hia condition was aatiafaotory. ried, dies at Louisville, Ky„ at leaders and businessmen. Its re / Owl’s Head, Maine, Jnly fl ( jl part of the- Rûblicans in con 'the age of 106. port released yesterday waa drawm The conference report canM a group. Chairman Thomas C. Hen ' ^The shooting incident, : East Berlin. July 6 i/p- -Georg Grosz, —A 66-foot radar-eqnipp^ sar nings Jr. (D-Mo) has complained nection with Civil Rights legisla Hartford Chief of Detectives Sgt. Body of 22-yea r-old American up by Leon Keyaerling,. who Waa week after bne tMued by the.cabp' dine carrier crashed Into a Navy 66-year-old noted GermaArAmeri- Mormon niiisaionary, Fred Harless head of the President's Council of net anti-inflation committee'henpaste pot reltera- It clears—if it ever votes one o u t- stalling operation." He noted that After, the shooting, police said, bec’ame an American citizen. But' Philippine constabulary launch man Arnold and William H. Davi.s, will carry a provision giving the objections had been raised by the woman drove to the parish last month he returned to his na- major drive agAinst Mongol goveinment officials in Jiem ocrat-i tion” of the ,d^ministrat}ott's leg f)K.ASH KILLS FIVE attorney general authority to seek Deniqdralic Senators to meetings house of St. Peter's Episcopal tiv" Germany. 'headhunters after'dlscovery of the ic administrations. James G. Psit-! Islalive pt^rani. 3letropolis. Ifl., July 6 (fif6— Injunctions in , all Civil Rights of the committee when the Sen Church, Hebion, and confesaed the One reason for his return was headless bodies of two men In ton, preaident- of the Ngtional The c ^ ln e t group had .said the Two rsra colUded on n fog-cov caae.

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M . .Jlrf*^. _. ._— . NAKCHE8TER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN» MONDAY, JULY 6, 1959 PACKTEOUnt IIANCHESTER BVEKINO HERALD. HANCUSSTER. CONN. MONDAY. JULY 6, 1969 P A f l I T W O sWU of approximately 8.5 acrea Ki- Car Abandoned, Zone Change Off Spring Sl In tha vlolntty of the Farmar’s .{Sirtns to Csil Fircncii RockviUe-yernon Andover Market. A Woman Arrealcd In another application. James Free DMtmry rtepublicans to PiisK , / 1 ..... - lilW . Sheinwold oo ' and Halen Gorman and William Civil DefenM sirens will call Among Six Before TPC Today KnoSa wish to dhange to a Busi volunteer firemen to Area In the Judge Fines Church Sets A Hartford woman who, polTei ness Zons I all or a part of an uuEnmiMi> Town Fire District Wednesday The Baby Has SHOPTING PABBAJM ^ OPPONKNf 8 PLAY < sayi, left her car parked In Man-j.^ A request from builder Andrew*Center 8t. for approximately 600 area on tha north side of Middle and Thursday because the fire Tpke. now in Residence Zones C Planning Talk SHOWS HIS HAND cheater for fmir days was arrested Ansaldi t6r a zone change , on feet, ■ ;s L a w whistle will be but of oper.atios. Man, 71, $ « 1 2 By Alfred SheUiwoM The BtdweU Home improve- and B. Tha parcal of land extends The., whittle, operated by yeaterday and charged with aban UK. Maators Ttom Spring, St. Will b« among stf such nient Co. seeks to change to ftesl- easterly from a Bu- tna^ Zona II steam from Cheney Bros, power 7l-year-fton til* 8*n«t* while tinder the InAuence of in- ' r4 J and .îctea of the 1eader[ihlp will tional Church will ring out the the Btorrs Church C a l^ from 3 learii aomethlng about his IhJ*"' ♦A K 1094' ities checked the ownership of the Sts. ares. war* oenc<4v»<1 tn » ajitril « t po- texIcaUng Uquor. tloiw. Thla tort Of information 8 o’clock ih the Municipal Build- chafige." numbera Indicating the location to 9 p.m. Sunday. automobile with the Motor Vehicle Thlh proposal is for an exlen- Peanut Hunt Set he aa>d. “They He waar Joeiaph M. Bridge, of 144 may help you# defeat yourielf. ♦ J7 5 Agio 6 4 Robert Joseph Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert JU ler, 156 W. ing. ,, Sion of the present Residence We believe we have to try to of the Arc; aa It usually doea. The purpose. of the conference Department. B. Main St., RookvfUe, who ptaad- West opened the deuce of spad*a A ' V g 4 5 .41 9 5 Main St., Rockville. Ha was bom Juna 26 at St. FfBlwla Hospi Ânaeldl wishes to have all or a Zone B along Jefferson for a dla-j Peel Stronger Pmet •ra dvaicncd prtonailly tth of a Business' ilav, Otsrroi, iron ic in your blood- affecUng the 1960 prMtdehtial tdlle. defensive td4a. but It Enabled rtmouth Heights. [ go to the playground neatest their | tireem carrying iireniih and energy J»aui M., Butler aaya. tomfevide « tended by Mra. Yale to any inter ^ Opening lead ^ 4l2 parenU Bxe Mr. and Mrs. Joseph SL djouls. Union St., Rockville. wrecker to. take the car away. was elected international Zona II a diaLmce of 1.5 feet-aast- home. Awards will be presented to] Aieb Aned by Judge Lancia T. South to "read’' the entire hand. jUso seeking a zone change is- to every part of yout body. perty record for the IM v election election.” ested members. West would be Interested In re She has a ilister, Karin Dliaha, 14 months. No wrecker la aaid to have president of Lions International at erly on the east side of Main Rt. ths wlnnera. If it should rain it if you feel weak end rtta-doW Oirls'ure still needed fot work O’Lougtilln today ware Kenneth * * » • • the association’s x?prt p-ihii-' con- Rogeh Olcott. He wanU property b» tween Odlniont and Hollister campaigiM. , He called on the cohgreaalonal John McGuire, chairman of the moving dummy’s trumps only If peared. will be held Tuesday evening. because of Tired Blood, "Wa are going to bevln a tough In the tobacco field. White, 31, of PlUnviHe. $15 for Gregory Jean, son of Mr, and Mrp. Robert Fontaine, 11 Or ventl(in In New'York recently. on the '-north side of W .. Center Rls. Thta/pareel is now in a- Resi leadera' to puah for enactment of Mias Haael Anderson, manager program and budgets conuntttes, be held K-x-x of trumps. He would hearU through West. ’There was The accused is due in cpufl Fri get Caarrou Hquid or attuaUon in i960" unl^sa the Con- Democratic-aponaored legialatlon failure to drive to the right; and Will preside over the conferbnoe.' not worry about dummy’s trumps no defense. Weqt played low, and chard St., Rockville. He was bom July 2 at Rockville City Hos day. St., now 4oned as Residence AA dence /iion e A. The 'Commission ubieti. Take'Ctarroi. of the Mancheater office of the et try Jay. Feel ilronger greaa geU buay, th / Democratic deaplte'the threat of a veto, add Lawrence tVhlte, H, of Phoenix His committee haa had Uip-dnief If he had only low trumps or even South’s Jack jield. South ran his pital. Hia matem il grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. WllUam per cent of the eotton made up and Rural ^sldei\ce, changed to has /mdieated ft favors this .pro- Trrp-Fire Loss f.o u p n l^ State Emplovment Sacurity Divi an IndustriaL^ne eo ha can oper (art—within 7 day*—or national chairman âld yeaterday ing: sion. aaid today that jobs are atltl St.. Vernon, $12 for following too reaponsibllity for pteliminaiTf If he had K-Xi Moreover, It waa clubs to make sure of the rest of Loos, 9 Orchard St., Rockville, his paternal grandmother ia Mrs. M o r e Into clothing went' into m e n'a .1 also. closely; and Jol n'BhUs, 60, Som Omer FonUlne, 23 Brooklyn St.. Rockville, and hia great-grand Men Wear Cotton ate a farm m^hinery business in your money beckl In a televiaed intewiew. ^ '"Then we ivlll take the laaue to available for about 20 or M girla work in program building for the clear that Bast sUll had a club; if the tricks. When South led his last wear. 24 per cent into yard goods ■ Felix Gremnvo, William Pren- Albany, N. Y. There were, only - Butler mention^ no namea, but ers. IS for falluro to carry Ms mother Is Mra.‘ Martha Frty. Hartford. He haa two brothers, *|M ia tree aeiUMer laenle the American people.” to work In the fields, and then church. West had sUrted with five clubs, club, .West's king of trumps was P a r is h Of the 252.530 tons of j for French overseas territorie#,' 19 the area. \ tlce and Daniel Malle>’ seek to j 619 forest flres. htirnlng over' s, ehvioualy referred to Senate curator's license. Douglas, 4, and Mark, 2. Extends P i^ n t Zone have all or part of an area on the i924 aeres. in York later l(r the proceaaing aheda. In addition to aludylng and rec he would have returned a club for trapped. • • ^ ♦ cottoii consumed In France last‘ per cent into children’s cloM’ -'s:- reported Girla 14 years old and older may Charles MacFarlane, 30, of )hs partner to ruff. Maybe we can draw an add> This proposal Would extend the north side of F., Middle Tpke. now during 19.58. the state's lowest for- DR. COMPTON BEOOVERINO ommending program and financial Steven Ronald, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Trueb. Pinnacle year. Simper cent went Into cloth-i 16 per cent into women's wear, GERITOLB apply. They muat have a birth car- Rockville, was sent to ToIUm In short. South knew the handr tlBnqf moral from this hand. You present- Industrial .Zona west of ir. a reiridenre Zone A A .snd Rural >sl-lVre loss in history.-During 19.57 St. Loula. July 6 ( ^ - D r . Ar budgets. Conference members will Rd., KUlngton. He was born June 28 at Rockville City Hospital. ing, 27 per cent into industrial i and 5 per cent into yard fe.i -us WilOON M ue CO. thur H. Compton, winner of the tuicate, social aeeurity card and, County Jail to serve three months try to determine the church’s just as though the cards were all caiâfford to bid ambitious games uaea, and 22 per cent into house- sold In France and foreign mar- Hop Brook, and wouldNiih 'east ^sidenee 2k>ne. changed lo a ' there were 1.7.57 Area that burned His maternal grandiather is Christian Luglnbuhl, Rockville, and Business Zone 11. 'This area con-'over 29,087'acres. 901 MAIN RT.—Mt 8-SStl U W N MOWER Nobel prlee and profeaaor of natu when neceaaary, written permission of a previous 6-month sentence for need for personnel. face up on the table. This helped of/this kind If you’re able to find hold requirements. ■ Thirty-seven : kets. erly along the north sidkvof W. from their parents, . violation of probation. He waa also him find the right line of play. the perfect line of play. his paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mra. Jacob Trueb, 41 ral philoaophy at Waahington Unl- Under the new Christian enlist Ellington AVe., Ellington. He haa a brother, 'piomaa, 4; and Laat week, a aimllar appeal for sentenced to three months for be DIscants Spades SItiRPENINB veraity here, ia recovering from an ment program, which the local Dally Oueatlon two aUtera, Beth Anne, 5, and Jeanette, 2 ^ . X' abdorninal arterial operation. workers went out and abmit half ing a common drunkard ahd Aned church will undertake thla year After ruffing the spade in dum As . dealer, you hold: Spade-— .*••**■. \ Barnea Hoapitat aald yeaterday of the Joba were filled aa a result, 110 for intoxication. The two sen for the first time In lU more my, diclarer cashed dummy’s, top A K 10 9 4, Heart—Q 4, Diamond Mias Anderson aald. diamonds to discard his last two Anthony Peter, son of Mr. and Mf«. James Jones, 14 East \ ■ ENtINE S ER ^ the 66-year-old aclentlat'a condi tences are to run concurrently. than 200-year history, the mem —Q 10 6 4, Club—9 6. What do St., Rockville. He was bora July 2 at Rockville City Hospital. tion. ia very good. Miss Anderson aald there are Nolfes were entered in the cases bership of the church will be can spades. Then he got to his hand you say? rXCTORY AUTHORIZED also aeveral openings in area with a club and led a low heart to His maternal Krandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Chmlelew- Dr. Compton laat week under of Anthony Petruchuk, 67, New vassed in November. Members will Answer; Bid one spade. This is a skl, Rockville. And hU pateraal grandmother is Mrs. Chloe Jones. / SERVICE ^DEALER firma fof machinists, tool makers Britain, who was charged with finesse dummy’s nine. B r im A Stratton and Clinton went aurgery to repair the aorta, and aet up men. be asked to pledge both financial East won with the queen of borderline caae, and you 6pen the Rockville. He has two brothers, James, 5, and David Michael, 2; main artery carrying blood from failing to grant half of the high support and to volunteer their bidding becauae you have a strong 7 TR 8^111* way; and Hebert Thomas, 45, hearts and led a spade, but South and a sister, Renee Marie, 4. . National Stores Announces the heart. The paint brush has been changed services to carry out the church ruffed In his own hand. It was for 5-card major suit. If tbe suit were * * • * * Somers Rd.. Ellington, who was program. , a minor, or weaker, you would Teresa Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Lucian Vegiard, 12 Fraioii Ci|uipin«iit Dr. Compton played an Impor to appeal to women. PInki blue, charged with non-iupport. just this reason that he .had cash tant part in developing the atomic aqua and yellow nylon filamenta Scouts Receive Oertlflcatea pass. Alice Dr. She was bom June 26 at Manchester Memorial Hos- COMPANY. INC. The caae of Albert R... Almada. ed the diamonds to discard his bomb. He won the Nobel prise for are being used with color-coordi Four members of the Boys spades. (Copyright 1959, General Fea- , piUl, She has a brother, Paul. 13; and three sisters. Susan,x9, M WARD STm ROCKVILLE nated handles. 29, Hartford, charged with non- phyaica in 1927. aupport waa continued fdr aix Scout Troop 124 received junior Now South led the jack of turea Corp.) Linda, 8, and Nancy, 6. \ leader's certificates of training months after the court was told Diane Robin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Volsdal, 3 Mc- that hia attorney had worked out from Chief Nelson A. Sly of the Mrs. William Field. Hartford Charter Oak Council after auc- Knight Circle, Ellington. She was born June ,30 at Rockville City on an agreement with the wife of the Tpke.; Mra. Russell Meyer 152 W. Ceasfully completing a week at HosplUl. Her maternal grandmother ia Mrs. serene McAndrew, accused. Almada pleaded Innocent. EUllngton, and her paWnal grandmother ia Mrs. Mark Volsdal, Two bonds were forfeited by out- Maisin St.;' Mra. .Leroy Skinner, the Green Bar session at Camp Thousands Greet Skinner R d.; Mra. Ronald Trueb Pioneer. The Green Bar program Minneapolis, Minn. She has a brother, Brian, 12; and two alatera, of-state motorists who fa.Iled to Beverly, 16, and Laurie, 2. 9 9 appear on charges of speeding. and son, Pinnacle. Rd., Ellington; was held to prepare the boys for • • * • • ,» Bonds totaled $54. Stewart Lamica] Springfield, "leadership responsibilities." /^C5oskS(*vtAg “Rmfcl Mass.; Frederick Stefanick, *Haz- The certificates were presented Robert John Jr„ son of Capt. and Mra. Robert J. Murphy, 19 Mrs. Mary Berger court clerk, Queen in Chicago Nike Circle. He waa born June 30 at Manchester Memorial waa sworn In this morning-by ardville. ' ^ , to Roger Phelps, Timmy Wright, Admitted yeaterd^: Mrs. Celia David Pfanstlehl and Jimmy Hospital. Hia maternal grandparenU are Mr., and Mrs. Francis Famous Libbey Judge O'Loughlin after he was J. Costello, Bridgeport and his pateraal grandparents are Mr. and sworn in by Prosecutor Harry H Dauer, Bronx, N. T .; Mrs. Ray Thompson. (Oontinned from Page One)_ ( TUESDAY AND mond Beaupre, RFD 8; Arthur in ths dedication ceremonies. Chl- Mrs. John J. Murphy, Bridgeport. Lugg. VB8 Registration Open cAgo is the largast port in the sea A • • « • • Jfayoees to Inetoll Kirk, 55 Davis Ave.; Simon S4aro- An open invitation to attend .the bin. North Bergeii^ N. J.; Roger ward for a long time lo viaiting way system. David Richard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Magdefrau, Alan B. Taylor will be installed Vacation Bible School kt St. Peter'f the city of Chicago and the State of Glenwood Rd., Ellington. He was born June 27 at Rockville City Pease, Vernon. ~ Episcopal Church has been extend W E D N E S D A Y ^ 1 aa president of the Rockville Jun Illinois. Hospital. -His maternal grandmother ia Mrs. Pauline Fink, 112 ior Chamber of Commerce Satur Discharged yesterday; Mrs. ed to all children in Andover, He Lloyd Volstal and daughter, 8 Mc- "You will find ua very keen and Union St, Rockville, and his pateraal grandparenU are Mr. and /M day. He and other officers will be bron and Marlborough who are not East Hartford Mrs. Albert Magdefrau, 37 Lawrence St., Rockville. He haa a installed in . ceremonies after a Knight Circle. attending a summer session in inqulaitlve slghtseera." Discharged yeaterday: Simon slater, Unda, Iti. dinner st 6:96^p.m. at the Three their own church. The invitations They ihen'Antered the automobile * * • • • Starobin North Bergen, N. J. have been extended by Mrs. Albert to go to the firat stop, the Interna J’a Restaurant, Bolton. Birth today: A son to Mr. and Man Shot in Kathy Anne,' daughter of the Rev,; and Mrs. Earl R. Modean, Robert Berger of Enfield, presi Taylor, VBS director. tional Trade Fair. Windsor, She waa bora June 26 at Hartford Hospital. 'Her Mrs. Elwin Fleischer, 184 E. Main The VBS will be held over a 2- Ag for Chicago, thla la the firat dent of the state Jaycee organiza St. maternal grandmother la Mra. P’red Fink, Albert Lea, Minn., and \ tion, will be guest speaker. Salva week period, beginning July 20, time the city haa ever entertained Neck at P-WA her maternal grandmother ia Mrs. Sigrid Modean, 39 Cambridge from 1 to 8 p.m., with a family tore Terengo of Waterbury, na a' Britiah sovereign. An army of St. She has two sisters, Nancy, 3Vi, and Jayne, 1 ^ . Vernon and Taloottvtile news -la service at 7 p.m. to conclude the planners, at work for months, • • ♦ • * tional director, and member of the handled through The Herald’s session. A display of handwork will (Continued from Page One) toiled all through Sunday and late Timothy Frank, son of Mr. and Mra. Francis B. Bigelow, Rt. local press will also be guests. Rockville Bureau, 7 W. Mabi St„ then be shown at Phelps Hall. in the night, polishing the arrange \ Taylor succeeds Donald F. Ber telephone Tremont S-tlM. _ The sessions will include a wor ahlft in the eaine department at 31. Ckiventrj’. He was bora May 12 at Mancheater Memorial ments for the 18-hour program. At Hospital. Hia material grsindparenU are Mr. and Iilrs. Carl V ^ ^ ger as president; Berger was re ship period, study, pli^, refresh the Itth hour, ladles who will meet Pratt and Whitney AircreXt. cently elected state Jaycee vice ments and craft work. 'The theme, the Queen and Philip, or dine in Sergeant Tully.eaid Hanaien told Franz, Hartford, and liis paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mra. president and will be sWom into "Following Jesus," wlir center on their presence, were still fussing him that he and Miss .Stanek had Charles Bigelow, 'Willimantlc. He has three alatera, Susan, 12, office at Watertown Wednesday. Bernice, 8, and Cindy, 1. the study of New Testament per With formal dinner gowns. been keeping, company for some '» * • • • Other officers to be installed S a a r Zbne sonalities. The arrangements for the time and.that he (Hansen) wanted AVI Saturday are: Robert GugUetti, The worship period each Wednes Queen’s day included: to break'oil the relationship. James Edward Jr., son of Mr. and Mra. James E. .Hanlon, L vice president In charge of exter day will be a aervlce of Holy A aeriea of automobile drives Miss Stanek is charged with as Downers Grove, 111. He waa bom May 23 in Chicago, 111. , Hia nal affairs; Henry Cripps, vice Once More Communion at ,1 p.m. which adults covering 20 miles through Chicago sault ■with intent to murder. No maternal grAndparenU are Mr. and Mra. Henry J. Cormier, 447 president «in charge of internal are Invited to attend. and totaling two hours and 50 min bond has been set yet. E. Middle Tpke., and hia pateraal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. " affairs: Robert Lippmann, secre Classes .will range rrom kinder utes. Frank Hanlon, Evergreen Park, 111. ‘ He has a Bister, Thereae BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND! An escort of 40 horsemen .at one Ann,-16 months. tary; Frank Forbes, treasurer; garten (for 5-year olds who will » • * * ' ■ Attya. Donald Caldwell and Rich In Germany enter kindergarten this fall to point, with more than 2,000 |!)ollce- men lining the route. "No anti-Brit Suzanne Marie, daughter of Mr. and^Mra. Joseph M. Fine Jr., ard Mahsran, directors;, and John junior nigh students. Each grade EAST_HARTFORD NOW — More of those wonderful custom-designed glasses ish demonstrations todav." said a 2.‘SA Forqst St. She waa born June 23-atSt. Francis Hospital. Nasteruk, state director. will have a field trip or picnic DRIVE-INÔUTE 5 (Oontlhned from Page One) during the 2-week period. Parents city'Official. Her m'ateraal grandparents are Mr. and Mfs,,Edward J. Burke, you received so enthusiastically a year ago! ^wo ^xcftttnt ^]ont^~.Saving iâi>Licu0 sSpecial , Hospital Notes Philadelphia. Pa., and her paternal grandparenta''ai;e Mr. and Mrs. Admitted Friday: Robert Hiller, will be called upon to help with Nearly four hours with food, NO Teenagers from the French to the German luncheon, tea, and a banquet with Joseph M. Fine Sr., Philadelphia. She haa a 8i8tdr>.Adele Mer-. 1S( W. Main St.; Allen Larivierei transportation and supervision. k i NOW— Three (3 ) new glasses . . . to make a complete set of 12 Maple St.; Mrs. Frank Triaka, economic ayatem. Mrs. Taylor asked that registra 1,000 guests. cedes,' 14 months. ^ " '''-v • • • * * seven (7 ) for every purpose. Stafford Springs. The Saar, which haa been a tions be filed with her immediately Stops at the International Trade STARTLING! so that materials may be ordered. Fair, two museums, and three Bruce William, son of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Neely, MduQ- •f Diacharged Pridayl Mrs. Mar disputed pawn between France garet Burke, Rockville Hotel; Mrs. There will be no registration fee. hotedsi r SHOCKING! taln St., Ellington. He waa born June 29 at Manchester Memo> Same fine Libbey "Safedge” quality . . . same authentic Elizabeth Rinner, West Willlngtori; and Germany ainca the days of Expenses will be defrayed with a And Anally, Areworks at the rial Hospital. Hia maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Chicken Breast Marshall W. Hunt, Lynn, Maa.a.. and hia paternal grandparents collector’s curios . . . sanie amazing low price! John Danaher, St. Anthony’s Con Frenrfi King Louis XIV, was oc daily collection. scheduled departure hour, 12 p.m. Police estimate mor#'than a mil r I ^ Soci;il are Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Neely, Ishpeming, Mich. He haa valescent Home; Mra. Harriet cupied by France after both Conteet Open Today Wetherell. 128 Grove St. The Andover Lake blue gill con lion out-of-towners are in Chicago. two sisters, Debra, 4, and Linda, 2. QUARTERS world wars. Its residents voted test opens todav and will continue Another million residents, they ♦ * # # # * Admitted Saturday: Stewart La- each time to return to Germany. mica, Springfield, Maas.; Joseph through July 20. Entertainment said, are expected to line the Brett Robert, son of Mr. and Mra. Robert W. Jones, East Return of the area puts West committee chairman Patrick atreeta to watch the royal couple . Hartford. He was bom June 25 at Mancheater Memorial Hos Audet, Johnston, R. I.; Frederick Germany Into the unconteated No. Stefanick, Hazardvllle; Edward Welch 'vill be at the Red Bam pass in the cavalcade. pital. His maternal grandparents are Mr, and Mrs.' Henry J. Plump and 1 position among Western from 7 to 8 p.m. every night this In ghort, Chicago is ready for s Cormiqr, 447 E. Middle Tpke., and his paternal grandparents are White, Hazardvllle; Edwin O’Brien, Europe’s industrial powers. Its Hazardville; Paul Duqhess, 62 El week to register contestants ahd big day. all set to give Elizabeth Mr. and Mrs. Wade C. Jones. Lathrop Dr., Coventry. EACH coal production ia about 17 mil ADDmOdfAt OCASSeS A /A /L A 6C e A T : Tender lington Ave. , to accept donations for orizes. and Philip the biggeat, warmest rc- HI t > • y • l-i I r>mi( t Discharged Saturday: Mrs. lion tone annually and the steel Bulletin Board ceptton since they left L anta do. not sting, but “ R io Hie <4 Mobh” Bade at 4:80- n e e d iHoy I (Next To Flrat National some kinds do. The Ate ants sting Manchester Evenlng’Hernld Andover oorreepondent, Mrs. Paul Bravo!” “The Ketties_At Home” KRAFT . VILVEITA - Paslauhzed Bank)’ as painfully as wasps; the har Teek S:t( 4iW-l4:M vesting ants of Mexico can also D. Pfanstlehl, telephone Pilgrim “ Kill The Umpire” 2-6A56. r. Wllk William Bendix sling severely. Wed., •YOlINO PHILADELPBIAN' HOW 'th a t WOMAN OB8IWBKP" Candy la all children 2 -lb (2 reRalar teatarea not shawa at f t Tnes. Matinee) LOAF Wed., “ The Yonnr rhiladelphlan'* "oaoontf ear**F MAIN FEATURE 8:30 EVERY NIGHT EXCEPT SAT Sea your conveafenf Connedicvf B a n k PINIARPLI-ORANGI - Hot Waalher Favorjtt LiRikmW'r6fT^ t m N O W a n di j u ESDAY MANSFIELD fsieewe# «r j. ee f t and Trust Cam pany otftca n o w f ■ * M L O U S I E S Matinees 2 p.m. EVM!ves. coat. 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FAOB in v t MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ MONDAY, JULY*6, 1969 1 ^ fAxmtwm MANCHeSTEB BVBNINO HF.RALO, MANCRB8TEB, 00KN« MONDAY, JULY 6, IfM atarttaf Thundu, aoeording to Master, Grew Coventry M l« n id a U . tu a e r . local arw Seat Belts Helpful, Air Battle Near Matsu 2 program diainnan. Fireworks Break Calm Father of Y[ ‘ N , ■ '-'S ^ SIX MoUmi w agou Mill leave QuiJ Flaming town that afternoon to n iu t the Prown8; Body Free Gmcert chUdren at the Hartford Railroad IIUIIM R QUlMr BfrANDARDfi Of Town’s Holiday Says Safety Council Stettpn to bring tham to tte |Belgiiin Ves^l New Crisis Looms Church Community H cuu on Rt. — are guided by yaare of axparienec and Set Tuesday Consider three bits off Jn#oi*ma-ÛnitedjTrfi iited States iare equipped with Is Recovered 44A. They wtU bo picked up there exacting attention to the wlriiU of all Booming aerial piece* at the fire-f ede. police reported. John F, Lov- by the hoot fam illu between 4:80 famiUas. Modem facUltlu aaoura the veily (OMritaaed fram Fog* Otie) tion as you whf- down '■(he *t bells. best u rv ieu In homtf-Iike surrouiidtiiga. worke ehow at ML Nebo Saturday **• Suinmlt S t, an^d way in your car: Is theirtsk of being throMd from The "body of Josaph'O: Hebert. Tha sscond annual frat hand p.m. and 5 p.m. Mra. Gertrude D. Kiecolt, of 52 At a m uting raoîUy attendad night broke the calm thet charac I six miles south of Cameron, when 1. Seat belts rut your riianree your car in a crash exaggerhtetl Y . In Far East Area 30, o f StaadMi Rd., Oovontry, the oonesrt by ths WllUmantle City Trebbe Dr.,' were .Involved in a by many of dto proepoctlva huts. Tear 'Round Air Conditioning. I the fire broM olit. of getting hurt in an auto accl* Not according t« the expert*. An ^ father o f two Uttle girls, was t s - terized ™ Manchelter over the minor ci*aah. Police said the driv-. Band win ba praaanted at 8 p.m. It araa aeddod that no joint acUvl- Soma 700 gallons of foam, flown dent in half. - Indiana State Folic* *tndy, for e o v s ^ f ror. Oovontry take tomorrow dt the Covantn Green Fourth of July weekend. ere' fields of vision were blocked Om ) nationality of tha attackem not tiu would ba held during the chll- to Lake Charlea and then brought 2. TTie risk of death or serious example, showed that. In actual « Saturday mondnf. ' at High, Cross and Laka Sts. HrUlhUB P. <|«fiah Traffic wee unusually light, po by lines of parked .care. The two here by finiclu. apparently reached daflnltaly aatabUahad. dran'a atay. Many o f the group will Fui\er<’l Were driving at right angles to injury in an auto wreck le five cra.sbe*. 55 per cent of the doors Other factors potnUng up Rad Hebert <'nmiwd Th.wsd^ night Master of osramonlH win be attend the Second Congregational RayaaMfi T. Qolah lice " aaid. There waa a maaa the ecene too late. Earlier efforU times greater If you're hurled Opened. Of the persons killed, 47 TIM iMdtra may Springs barrachs Friday after Naw England Consarvatory of to ba held at tha Church Commu ning as holiday irkvelera made Seat belle were universally need tlona of balUgarancy on tha part noon to report, ttost bar husband Biseell St. parking lot by Irene B. raced out of control to the Number problem,” aaid Ralph Kuhli, di sued dally in tha latter part o f tha Muaie, C la « of 1081. Ms spant aev- nity Houu, 7 9 < MAIN ST. their way home. in care. rector of the National Safaty of tha OoRununlata. had fSBed to corns home. Stephens, 43, of 211 S. Mein St. Four hold. There were two Injuries Quemby pocket war laat year. Tha era! years In ->Boaton teaching Tha list of h u t famlUee follows: The usual sized crowd watched Police said Mrs. Nowsch looked at Cnuncira public safety departmenL Only laat month unMantllloil music and later became inatru- but no death reporla. These are eofnc of the facts the SoTlat-atyla MIGa attaekad and latest raiMwad aramlng issued July SUte PoUcc called In the Wtlh- Oovontry, Mr. and Mra Clarence the American Legion fireworks die- the Stephens car, found no dam? Fed by ruptured oil line*, leak three rosponaore of a national "We feel that the Inatallation S was the 54th. mantle Area Rescue Service, skin- mentaTinatnietor in the Musie De 'Amidon, Mr. and Mrs. William play about 20,000. People started age end drove off. Police' said ertpplad a U.8. patrol plane with partment at the WilUmanuc State in g fuel tanks, and probably some campaign —lh Aihertcan Medical and use of seat belts constitute UM 14 man aboard aoma 45 ntllaa off 3. A campaign of villffcation of divera, firemen and the Oeventry Engaged Belckewics, Mr. and Mrs. Richard arriving as early as 6:30 for the damage to both vehicles waa neg of the ehlp’a cargo, the flames Aaan.. the National Safety Coun- No. 1 chance. In addition to Police Patrol. Divers searched the Teachera College, He played first Dtbbla, Mr. and Mrs. Naren Ellis, tha North Koraan coaat in intarna- South Vlat Nam. Laoa and the The engagement of Misa Sharon show at dusk. Regular and Auxili ligible. poured ink-blaek smoke streams cfl and the U T. Fbihllc HeaKh ing accident prevenllon progran**, United SUtea by North Vlat Nam, deep H kt from 4:30 luAU 6:30 comet in the Old Charlie Wheeler Mr. and Mrs. David Olbeon, Mr. ary police moved the fiow of traffic No Injurlev were reported In tlenal watara. Laa Holmes to Harold E. Crosier band while- at Windham High ★ ONE DAY SPECIALS ^ Into the still Gulf air. Service ar,. er.ned with In their" for reducing Injury and death to Its latest oharge Is that South Viet PYiday, and tt.en resumed the Jr., la announced by her parents,. u id Mrs. Herbert Grou, Mr. and Into Mt. Nebn and adjacent Globe any of the accidents. Tha crew waa able to ahake off School and played this instrument , The destroyer W ren,^ charge Attempt to popularizeuee of a'uto motorists. - „ Nam BO far this year had on 1,704 search at- 10 a.m. Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Holmes, Mrs. William Kelleher, Capt. and Hollow parking areas. Cars, filled Treated for Injuries "I look ,ât It thle way," aaid the MlOa and bring tha dam ag^ In the first concert given by the Mrs. Walter S. Keller, Mr. and Mrs. of seven ahipa on the scene, said seat bell* aircraft back to Japan. instaneea Yiolated th4 demilita Twenty-nin.: akindiven from three Bprbank, Calif. the. Charter Oak Field parking At Manchester Memorial Hospi the blase itretched from her after Seat lielta, the organ izatioiia Kuhli, "The five pair* of seat btUa rised'aone separating the two coun dube took part In. V e search, Her fiance is the eon of Mr. and WlUimantic Symphony Orchestra Otie K iu, Misa EaUier Labes, Mr. spaces, too, under the direction of tal numerous persona were treated Tha atu ck has not yat been the forerunner of tiie Eastern Con and Mrs, W uiey Lewie, Mr. and bulkhead Numbei’ Three to her say. are: in my car can cut my family's acknowlodgad by tha Rada and the tries.' working in relays behind-two-am Mrs. Harold E. Crosier, 110 Russell police. Many walked to the show. over the weekend, but for the most chances of being hurt in a coDlslOn phibious vehiclce and mefor boats. necticut Symphony, He waa con- Mrs. Albert McLain, Mr. and Mrs. forward bulkhead Number Five at 1. A tangible action for safety St. Music was piped over a loud part the injuries were minor. the hold. That covers her midship and a constant reminder to be in hsif. The amphilious vehloles are from esrt master for six years in this G u rg t Ober, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. FOOD KING U. S-'TOP OHOIUE QUALITY BEEP DEPT. speaker system for the entertain r- Miss Holmss Is employed at the Barry Scheer, 1, of 18 Marlon section. careful. "For my money. It’s Smart to Coventry end the .ToUand County Securlty-Flrtt National Bank in group. Ruggero, Mr. and Mrs. V. A. San ment o f the crowd. Legionnaires Dr., was admitted yesterday at I M on^ Poiicies Assailed born and Mr. and Mrs. John Sco- TOP CHOICE BEEF . 2. An aid to comfort and a .reduc )ise seat belts!" CD unit. Burbank. . . ^Composing and arranging mualc hawked'thelr wares throughout the 6:15 p.m, for treatment of a broken ■vell. Easy Does It tion of fatigue. Boat Found Mr. Croner attended Bryant Col is a hobby of Gerry’s. He has had l e a n , f r e s h g r o u n d crowd Belling hotdogs, eoda, ice left W)l8t. He broke It when he fell So That’s Why lege, Providence. R. 1., where he Also, Mansfield, Mr. and Mrs. A clean handkerchief placed In .1. A help in keeping pre-school- It rms flret feared that Hebert several compoaitlons performed by cream and pop corn. All the pro off a swing. He was discharged this This le whet the traditional waterfall piece looks like from up close. Those mnall front age children in their places, espe Metal sometimea afrecU ths wa« affiliated with Tau Epallon the Eataerri Connecticut Sym William Downs and Mr. and Mrs. the pockets of eblrta and dresses had drowned when hla boat was ceeds enter the fund used by the morning were quickly put out by firemen using Indian tanka strapped to their backs. (Herald Photo by cially In event of a quick stop. flavor of tea; that la why teapota Keyserling Group Hits fraternity. He is a member of Mt. phony Orchestra and the Willi- James k . Stella; Tolland, Mr. and Legion for community projects. on Ironing day will do away with found k te Friday aftemoOn at Mra. Kenneth Kelton and Mr. and Others treated included a num Pinto). ' the htmting of handkerchiefs In yefleee than a' million of the .17 are' usually o f china or earthon- the* east end of loyed as a claim representative In Coventry Boys Baseball. Assn, Saturday, and one bad case of sun found In the boot. ganized in 1045, Gerry became men who set off the pieces teased burn. . ( -hI : jM Angeles by the Aetna Casualty gam u achaduled for this week FOOD KINO HEAVY WESTERN ECONO-BEEF (Oantlnaed ra gs One) Hebert's body wss found In 26 band muter. Since that time the , the crowd for nearly an hour be Fireworks Fund and Surety iCo. band h u pruented'' a series of follow: :' ' fore the show started. About every feet of water, 150 feet from the A wedding in California' In late American and National Leagues, Keyserllng'a groop charged 'the noitheaat shore o f the lake by Bumrasr concerts in Wlllimsntic TENDER, LEAN, JUICY 1.1 minutes, they vyoutd send up an' Local Stocks November la planned. 6 p.m.. Plains Athletic Field, today, Bolton Previous B alance...... $112.50 natural desire of the average fam John Sawchyn o f WllHmantlc. and surrounding towns. . 'Yankeea ~vs. Red Sox and White ae'rial bomb, and the crowd would ily to be protected from Inflation SawChyn la a mamber of the Wind The program will be sponsored "oh” and "ah,” expecting the show, Turcolte Esso Station .. 10.00 Sox vs. Indians; tomorrow. Giants ,. 2.00 has been played upon to induce ham Aqusducks. Other skindivers South Windsor by S t Jude Council, KCfC, «phiiii.. Dode to get going in real fashion soon. Strong W on’t Seek Herbert Johnson ..... acceptance of ragresalva national Coban # MUMIahrooa. lae. taking part in the search are Coventry in conjunction with the | ^ That device tended to keep the Chris Lamphier ...... ■ 2 .O0 economic policies, which have Bank BtecSe memlMrs o f tha GStanan Club of r^d S5"ldrvr-" Lh. crowd at ease until it was dark Board Post Again School Announces the Ruording induetry. Thursday. Red Sox vs. In- $126.50 helped Uiose who need help least . Bid Asked Kartfwd and tiie Bhieflns Of Nor dians and Yankees vs. White Sox; ! CUBE STEAK enough to start the show. at tha expense of those who de Cong. Bank and Ttuat wich. Theodora Sokolowekl of Coven Friday, Braves vs- Dodgers and Most of the pieces were aerials. Julius L. Strong has decided CLOSED serve help moat. Go...... 40 43 Hebert, an employe of Pratt and Grade 1 Listing try, e Council member, will be Giants vs. Phillies, and at Coventry There' was the traditional water boys yeaterda.v at the school dia Whitney Dlv., United Aircraft, against seeking reelectlon to the MONDAYS The real purpose of this scare Hartford Nations. general chairman with Albert A. Grammar School, same time, fall ground piece and some pin mond. The Boiton team won 4-0 In Bank A Trust Co. . 33^ 87^4 came to Connecticut live years ago The Avery Street School has an Roui, Council Grand Knight co- Tigers V I, Orioles. NEW LOW PRICE wheels. ’The beat ground piece was Board of Education. the first 6-inning session and were durifig campaign has now been revealed from Sinclair, Maine. He lived In chairman. Jam u Paul Brennan clearly as an effort to repress Fire Oompaalsa Intertown National League, 2 the two cannons firing away at a Strong, who is also chairman of ahead 3-2 at the end of 3'4 innings JULY and 66H M H Hartford for one year, and then nounced aasignments for first will be In charge of lights and American wages, on the erroneous Aetna Fire ... . . p.m. Sunday, Plains Athletic Field, ' FLAVORQUEEN target placed between them. The the Zoning Board of Appeals, was of the second game when it was Hartford firs ...180 100 four years ago moved to Coventry. grade pupile entering the school grounds. Refreshments will be red, white and blue cannons shot called. Bobby Carr pitched the first AUGUST assumpUon that rising wages have locale vs. Marlborough. named to fill the unexoired term NdUonal fir s . ..131 130 Ho was horn Aug. 1, 1080 In St. in September. available during intermission with Intertown American League, to tracers st the subject and fol game and Carl Norris, the second. 'been the major cause of rlslag .. 78 76 Agatha, Maine, the son of Michael Albert J. Stevenson in eharge. of the Rev. Richard Yeager in 1956 prices and Unis weakened our Phoenix Sirs . Pupils attending school the first day, Coventry at Colchester; lowed with some real loud cannon The Red Ember team lost to las. Coe. and Anna PelloUar Hebert. He shots; . ' and was elected to complete that Coventry yesterday, .3*2. compeUUve position abroad." day should ride the bus in order to Bind Over Ordered Waêsday, Bolton at Plains Ath Aetna Casualty . .T70 180 was a veteran of the Korean War. letic Field at 6 p.m.; Thursday, The .show lasted about 2.1 min term in 1957, He has eerved as vice The eS P re ^ rt said federal Survivors Edward E. Holgerson, 32. alias LOAF Schedule This Week Aetna L if e ...... 338 338 identify the proper bus for their Edward E. Sleight of Main St.. Coventry at Columbia. ■b r e a d utes, and the finale lit up the sky chairman of the Board of Educa- Baseball games scheduled this economic policies since the Korean Conn. Oeiwcal .-... ..330 345 Besldea his Wife, he leaves two tlen for part of his tenure. War have: CMated more InSatlon return home. School officials have Coventry, was bound over Friday Babe Ruth League, Friday. locale with an array of colon). That final week include a practice game to Htfd. Steam M ls r .. 03V4 08V4 dau^ters. Marietta and Sharon of also recommended that each first Strong is one of two Republican than ever before, used credlt-M-. Coventry; hla - father, Michael He night In Coventry Justice Court 1 vs. PulaskL team of WllUmantle, at CUQUOT.CLITB "booooom" cracked the night like night at 6:30 at the school field, M Travelers ...... 83 88 grader wear a tag with his to Tolland County Superior Court Wlirimantic. FANCY NATIVI YHJ.OW a Jet breaking the sound barrier. members of the Board of Educa and M Oil Service and-the Bears' sriaint policies to alow down the PuMie OtUltka bert of Sinclair; three brothere, Loo tion whose term expires this fall. economy and used a threat of In- of Hertford, Kenneth of St. name, address and telephone ntun- under $8,000 bond. Willimantic Twilight League Police had the' foot_ crowd dis and Foxes. ' Conn. light A Power 33 35 ber to Msist teachers. He is charged with larceny al team, Sunday, locals ve. American pensed in a reasonable time, and Philip G. Dooluk'ls also complet flaUon to retard Investment In Hwtford Elsetrti Li. 6S>4. 6814 Agatha, and Edmund Hebert of SODA SQUASH Tomorrow: Fiano Realty and Room usignmenta for those at legedly eelling a TV set he was Legion, at Recreation Park, WlUl- motor vehicle traffic moved ing his term. HAIb now vice chair such things as national defsnse Hartford Gas Co...... 4314 4514 Millinocket, Maine; and one slater, man. Bolton Dairy, 6 p.m., school field. Mias Louise Hebert of Grand Isle, tending the acbool are u follows: hired to repair. mantic. 12 Oz. quickly so that Mt. Nebo was Wednesday: Ponticelli and Son and education. Southsm New England The Second Congregational Vincent Krzesicki and John Mc The report said the-coofarenoe’s Melna Grade 1. Room 7, teacher. Miss He was imeble to poet bond and Can 8 entpty again in an hour. Contractors at Coventry, Plains Telephone ...... 4314 4614 Patricia Holaenback — •Deborah returned to ToUand Church budget committee will c 5 Lb.. 10c Dermott, Democratic members of proposed "national prosperity Hanufactaimg Oempanles Tha funeral will be held tomor County Jail Meet Expenses Athletic Field, 6 p.m. Armstrong, Lucia ^Barber, Con where he had been held since his have Us second meeting at 7^0 the Board, are. also completing - ; l < V budget” would envisage govern Arrow, Hart, Hag. 63H 96% row at 8:16 a.m. at the Potter Fu Former Cheney The American Legion expects to Thursday: Sheridan's Garage neral Home, 456 Jackson St., Willi' stance Benson, Jacqueline Bouch p.m. Thursday at the home of El -wind up using black ink for a their current terms. Krzesicki, and M and M Oil, 6 p.m.,. school ment ouUaya by 1064 about |16H Associated Spring 19H 21% arrest June 28. Democratic Town Committee mantle, and at St. M ar/a Church, er, Mary Byrne, Linda Campbell, bert Carlson on Twin Hill Dr. — Mills change. Past Commander Earl fie.ld. billion higher for goods and serv Bristol Brass .... 12H 14 The Coventry PoUce Patrol ar chairman and deputy sheriff fqr ices than is now being spent,,and South Coventry at 9. Burial will be David ‘ Caron, Stanley' Caswell, Hartford Road Petersen, -general chairman, today Friday: Ponticelli and Son Con OoUlns ...... 76 85 rested Holgerson after receiving a Manchester Evening Herald Cov Tolland County, is a veteran mem f ' l . about *10 bfllion higher for social Dunham Bush . . . 8% 9% In St. Mary’s Cemetery. Coventry. Paula Cauvant,'Andrew Deskus, complaint from Paul Bremahde of and Pine St. reported that public contribuiions tractors and Columbia. 6 p.m., at A - Friends may call at the funeral Lynne Dlnsmore, Kirby Driscoll, entry eorreepondent Mrs. F. Pau- at,the entrances to the field came ber of the Board. McDermott has Bolton school field. Red Embers at security and related programs. Xhn-Hart...... 44% 47% Woodbridge Rd., Coventry. lilie Little, telephone Pilgrim Manchester, Conn. also served several terms but is Fafnir Bearing .. 50 53 home today from 8 to 5 and 7 to Martin Golden, Stephen Hawryllk, Breach o) Peace Charged th $1,207.50. Advanced donations Marlborough, 6 p.m. 0 p.m. V-, Frederick Kauer, Richard Lyman. 3-82*1. received by George Frost, fund now Holding the seat vacated by Sunday: M and M Oil and Bol Landers Frary, Clark 21 23 Bernard E. Kriatoff of Wright’e I Plenty Of Mra. Pearl D. Jewell when she Regional 8 N. B. M achine...... 3727 29 Cynthia Malone, Richard M u Mill Rd. wae releaaed yesterday treasurer. St the Manchester of ton Dairy, 2 p.m. at school field. ciovecchio, Deborah Menig, R ou Free Parking fice of the Connecticut Bank and moved from town shortly after the AlMut Town Nirth and Judd 34 37% under *100 bail and scheduled to Parcel Picktm 1957 election. R o g en Oorp (B) 14 16 State Police Head Meaener and Frank Nlederwerfer. appear in Coventry Justice Court Trust Co. were $126.10. Petersen Mr.'). Herald Lee, co-chairman of District Meeting Also John Nuzum, Linda Oraino, Service To said the post expects to clear The Republican Town Commit the chicken barbecue at Unileu RusseUM fg...... 2727 30 Friday. He wae arrested Saturday PRESCRIPTIONS tee will meet tonight at the Com 46% Gregory Osborne, Karen Parker, about *200 from concessions. Methodist Church Saturday, has Stanley Works >< 43^ Shifts Personnel and charged with breach of the DAY OB NIGHT ,^Your Car munity Hall at S.p'tlock to prepare Tonight on Fields T e r^ Steam .... 42% 45% Leslie Petersen,' Mark . Phillips. peace in connection with a dis BY EXPERTS Some fireworks Were not used. asked member Of the Women’s 31 for the party caucus on July 20 Society of Christian Service to re Torrington ..... 29 Deborah Quinn, Paula Rettberg, turbance in a Coventry tavern. Petersen explained today that the A Legionnaire salutes the American Legion banner that buret 53 56 Hartford. Jtily 6 (/P)—State Po Kathleen Rita, Deiqiis Roberts, company .sent down some pieces w-hen a full slate of candidates for port to her .'•s soon as pps.iible on A special district meeting by the Veeder Root .... T h e Police Patrol reported the ARTHUR DRUB OPEN MONDAY Thru SATURDAY 10 to t0 the fall., election will be named. into color at the beginiiing of the fireworks ehow Saturday night Regional 8 Board of Education The above quotations are not to lice Oornmiaskmer Leo J. M ul(^y Ifiren Sebu, James Tattereall '■that cannot be used here, so the life sale of tickei.j The ticket saJe arrest of Clifford Lounsbury, Jr., Those who Intend to seek nomina will close Wednesday night The (Herald Photo by Pinto). will be held at 8 tonight In the be construed as actual markets. has made several 1 tore shifts in Peter Vitieilo and Howard Wright. 24, of Windham Center Friday post of the show will be reduced the personnel of hie department, Grade 1, Room 8, teacher, M iu tion miist file with "the party clerk, barbecue will be served at 5 and school auditorium. The main pur night on a charge of speeding. He when adjustments are made. Mrs. Robert Miller or party chair pose to the meeting when called The new commlseioner an Constance Jansky—Jeffrey And- There were some backyard and 6:30 p.m. Saturlay. is to appear in Coventry Justice man, Mrs. Donald Tedford, by July The Board ol Education will was to present the plana for cor nounced yesterday he was ap rose, Raymond Bienkowaki, Kath Court July 24. neighborhood rookouts around Rites Tomorrow pointing Lt. Louis D. Marchese leen Bolton, Carol Brown, Patric:a meet tonight at 8 o’clock at the About Town recting the drainage problem of Friendly 'Town Visitors town. Other activities Included Recreation Activities the area behind the school where head of the new Buread of Public Cantwell, Timothy Carcia, Michael golf tournaments at both Man school to consider a long agenda SURGICAL For Rev. Dawid A total of 16 families In town, Children may register for the which Includes personnel appoint the athletic fields wlU be located, Information, Education, and Corcoran. Linda Crawford. Mark two in Tolland ahd one in Bolton chester Country Club and El Ambrum Carolus, 91 Chestnut to ask whether the-district would Youth. Since 1056 I-t. Marohese DiMarco, David Grimuon, Glenn recreation program at the school ments and budget plans for next St., is spending two weeks at Camp will entertain ,2P children of the lington Ridge. At Manchester, playgroun(\ on Monday, Wednes approve the use of volunteer labor Wallingford, July Funeral has been commanding officer of Hockenbery, Paula Hughes, Greg school year. Hemlock. Trumbull, the camp for EQUIPMENT Herald-Tribune Fresh Air Friendly LOOK what we male members shot qualifying day and .Friday from 1:30 to 4 ahd machinery for the project and servicas wUl be held tomorrow for the Westport Barracks. ory Jarvis, John Leblanc, Kevin Public Records handicapped men and women run Town Fund program for two weeks rounds for the club champldh- p.m. with Miss Donna Robb. The to authorise the board to borrow the Rev. Joseph P. Dawid, pae Sgt. Waiter Foley of the Eleth' MacKenzie, Janice Mason, Susan - ---- . shlp fIlghts.,;There was one base Warrantee ' Deeds: Joseph N by the Connecticut Society for Mazurek, T h d in a s McLaughlin, Monday program is planned for Ashford to Harry Goodwin Fr, lot and spend up to *16,000 on the tor of SS. Peter and Paul Roman ai^ Banacka was named to take ball game. Crippled Children and Adults. project. command at Westport ^ t h the Dean Myshrall, James Newbury, did for Ourselves I'l children in Grades 1 through 3; on Notch Rd.; U and R Housing For Rent CathoUe Church. Three Accidents Wednesday. 4-6 and Friday, 7 apd At the last Board meeting, how Father Dawid died Saturday In raidc of acting Ueutenant. Christiaan Noordendorp and Hon- There were only three automo Corp. to Mllorad and Margrit An- Miss Lorraine Pitcher, 21 Agnes ever, the Board voted to recom Meriden Hospital after a short Ul- Mulcahy also aaid Okpt. Victor ora Parks. bile accidents reported during' the 8. drial house on Riga Lane; Frank ^ Or Sale Also Frank Pellicane. R. Russell Dr-, was the weekend guest of Miss mend that no action be taken on neei. Hie body wlU lie in etate at Uarke, night axecutive oiSoar at weekend, one of which resulted In Adults who will help occasional J. and Phyllis B.' Hoher to Aide P Leslie Decker at the summer cot the request to borrow additional tha department’a hsadquartera in Phillips, Diane Price, Patricia V a c a t i o n ly are asked to indicate this to Enrico, hou.se In Hosedale; Henry WHEEL CHAIRS the church from late this''after Raymond, Robert Simmons, Thom an arrest. tage of Miss Decker’s parents at COMMODES funds at this time. This action noon unUl 10:80 a.m. tomorrow, Hartford, was to take charge of Marvin J. Townsend, 20, of 626 Miss Robb. Men who will a.ssist in L. and Ado: le Cote to William Lbetes Island, Guilford. . - as Skillen, Janet Slomclneky, Shei and Anna Lopez, preperty ory Ver WALKERS waa taken because four new mem' when a ponUfical requiem Maes penonnel and reoorde and reports. Center St., was arrested Saturday the baseball prograrh should con la Strohm, Debra Szeluga, Linda tact. Paul Maneggia. non Rd.; Sherwood .1. and Muriel t r a c t i o n APPARATUS bers, who have taken seats on the will be celebrated. He win be succeeded as night Ex Sale after he made a wide turn into board since the meeting waa call ecutive officer by Cspt. Robert Tawner, George Westbrook and Deerfield Dr. and hit a parked car Basebiill News Robb to Dr. Pmer B. and Marie Girl Saved Hiipe Elm CRUTCHES He bad been paator at SS. Peter Joel Zimmerman. Gram, property on Vernon Rd. ULTRA VIOLET LAMPS ed, feel that they have not had suf and Paul since 1044. Rundl^. > He waa .charged with reckless Sheridan's Garage beat Bolton' ficient Ume to study the problem Lt. John Lawrence, coiwnandlng driving and Is due in court Friday. Dairy Friday,! 12-8. to end the first Conservatrix Deed: • Daisy P Doeville, Tcnn.—Ten thousand INFRA RED LAMPS In earlier aaaignmenta, he ManehMtor Evening Herald Still On f Dimock to Insepii A. and Anna BED TABLES and recommend action. served as aasiatent paator at S t ofScer of tha Oolcheater Banacka Police said TownSend hit a car round of play in the Junior Base people can stand' on the 15,000 The Marlborou^ Board of f i South Windsor correspondent El- ball program. But yesterday, Sheri- White, lot on Notch Rd. NEBULIZERS Staniaiaus Church, Bristol; Sacred will haad a naw detective division ... WE WILL 9 belonging to Frank J. Broda, 25, square feet over which a huge nance had Informed the Board St the.Bethaaor Baftwoks. Mbloahy innrc O. Burnham, telephone dana dropped their first game of — I—— elm casts its '"shade near Doe- .VAPORIZERS Heart Church, New Britain: St Mitchell 4.4)674. CLOSE FROM JULY Ig of Birch Mt. Rd. Townsend was that it believed the project titould stid, ^ driving west on Crestwood Di. the last round, to Fiano Realty, 13* Advertisement— Vllle, at the foot of Roan Moun be undertaken and that. It should Stanislaua Church, Waterbury; St TO AUGUST 11 Wanted ride from Bolton to tain in East Tennessee. It has meDicAL Adalbert's Church, ThompsonvUle; about 11 p.m.. police said, and 2- . be financed over a 5-year period. EX-OHESHIRE CLERK DIES The two runs, garnered in the Sage Allen, Hartford, Tuesday a limb spread of 142 feet. It S t Stanislaua Church, Meriden; turned right into Deerfield but The Hebron Board of finance also Cheihlre, July 6 (JF)—Jamea R. Many familit« afa building summar bungoloY swung too wide. last lnr;ings, spoiled a shutout through Saturday. Call MI-3-4840. owes its life to a little' girl, recommended that the work and S t John’s Church, MontvUle. Miartin Spending Lanyon, 88, former town clerk, died game for young Wally Bavier. Fl- Loretta Stout, who 95 years ago He was ordained In 1030 In S t Wffrose •iids 0^ during Dod's vocaHon. WaH ‘ Damage to Brqda's car. was 844 RfAIN STREET should be done, but does not ap' Saturday at hie home. Leinyon held light, police said, as. was damage ano- pitcher, who struck out 10 Manchester Evening Herald Bol threw her arm's-around it and prove any action which would In Joseph CathedraL, Hartford. Week in Vermon the clerkabip from 1895 until 1954, "hidaowgy," from the fiiaf skatch on.^ to Townsend's car. The latter auto batters. loll correspondent Mrs. Louis C. said she would die with it if crease taxes, feeling that the He leaves a bnfther, Alex Dawid when he retired. He had also b^m Dress Shop Dlmock III, telephone MlUiiell her brother. Dave, carried out 661 filaln St. At Pearl however, waa towed away. Pontlrelll and Son Contractors Board could take' the money out of Terryvllle; two sisters, Mrs. town RepubUcan Chairman, Judge Yesterday morning at the Park- pla.vcd a team of West Hartford 9-9823. his plan to cut it down. of this year's operating bu dget. Mary I^rto of Noprich and Mrs. General Manager Richard Mar of Probate, and a member of both (êxt To Flret Nattenal In our plan books art pkihs for dvary kind of summar The minutes of the executive Walter Ywarsky of Uncasville; tin 1s on a week’s vacation which housea of the Legiilature. Fimeral Bank) . session o f Jime 33 reveal that the three nephews, and a niece. he WlU spend largely In his home services will be held tomorrow In housing. Wa'II htip you sdaet on# . . . txploin how Myrlow’s Has Received I Board voted unanimously to offer state of Vonhont. Cheshire. fe puMp riit frgming Ond sidawoHs, loy Roots, put on ANOTHER SHIPMENT! Principal Carlton B. Seybolt a 3' PIAASURi: BOAT SINKS Ha wiU be back at hla desk next Hit reef dock. "IT’S IN THE BAG” year contract Norwalk, July 6 (6V -A 86-<0ot Monday." , I , ' cabin ondaer struck a rodi near Durifig hie absence. Park Su Manchester Bvenliig HeraM An ShefflcU island yesterday and perintendent Horace Murphey will Drivt down . . . omplt frtt parking. W t'rt^ dover correôadent Mrs. Paul D. aank. Two young men on the ie- take over as acting manager. Mur- ’ ' Pfaastleht telephone POgrtan huid heiard tha oommotion and aet phay wUl fUl in for Martin at the - 5TTENTI0 N PROPERTY OWNERS Mondoy-Thursdoy from 7:30 o.m.-5 p.m. Fridoys 3-6856. out In their outboard motor boat Board of Dbrectors’ meeting to Now is the time to give your Amrelte driveway o.m ^:30 p.m. Satiirdoyt 7:30 o.m.-neen. to pick up tha thrM- paiuo morrow night and report on var A laettng future. Old or new Aiaeelte a b o ^ the sinking eraht. Baa- ious town matters. PBOXBOT IT FROM Extended Forecast cued were'Mr. and Mra John L. * O X W m S O * WITHSTAND FROST AND BUN, Wella of Schenaotady, N.T., and BliOOMFIEU) BIAN DROWNS UOHT •* PREVENT WATER PENETRATION e RESIST OILS, OASOUNE * LOOKS BETTER ■ ★ ONEX flN lS B their nqdisw, John L. Wefis of Conway, N. H.. July 6 (P) — Summers spent at home. in The temperatures during the. New London. Sheffield Island la Joaepn S | ^ m , 10, of Bloomfield, -a mPBOVES PROPERTY. next flve d a w Tuesdsy tnrougl about a mSe and a half olEshora Com)., drowned yesterday when he FUNTAB meete uU requlremente o f Fed. Spec. Noi RPOOgfiSa the city, or at'your summer Saturday, wlU average about nor from NorwaHt’a Calf Pasture fell from an outboard motor boat KEBIEMBEB the best coot so Uttie. cottage on the lake are more ; mal. The normal mean tsmpM^ - AFPUCATTON- WITH MODERN BIACHINE...... b e e ^ on Cohviay Lakop------■ • . fun .And less;^ work-with an T» 6 f If M* W endif V atiira' at. Haiôrd this period is c o a t in g 74, ranging from a nonnsd high of ' AMESITE SEAL C O . outdoor diiiing area. 85 to a low of 63. At Bridgeport TEL. Ml 9-5425— IvM tim Ml 3-4342 the normals are 7*, 81 and 68. And at New Havan 71. 80. and 63. Iff C a s h ? IV ginning of the period,-followed by Let us, show you how easy and inexpensive it is to 19' WHiRi^wririi warmer thereafter, cooler ' again Say ihe word! Wind- 7unnol Mou/ing by -Saturday. Showers Thurs u r MANCHSS'rER build a charming patio. We have genuine No. 1 day or Friday will total oiie-quar- aETOHER BUSS GO. AateheU grade Quarry Run Vermont Flagstone for the The new 19-In. Whirlwind pvei . ter to ohe-half inch. you more for your mon«^ tlun any 0-7S10 patio floor. The color assortment is Slate Gray, other roOiry mower; There are no IBS WEST MmOLB TURNPIKE ^ Mottle Green, Gray Green, Mottle Purple and extras to buy! It is a complete yard fiatters where it matters! Y*amp Baila AofomaticfiUy machine with ba(, chute and leaf Charcoal, with one piece of Quarry Rfid. to 10 rock-solid mulcher attachment. Uye in spring, CORNER DURANT RT. of the assorted colon. ,Cover a 10’ r 15’ M ^ . 5 0 rummer and fall. C om j^ e tlie fes- Homer, N.Y.—An automatic JMrea of this indWer with any otlier WIge pump that needs no power NEW LARGER Q U E E R S area for;as little as . / ...... ^ < 9 and see why it it truly a kargain in has been developed for small boats quality3 nd performance. * (moke a date to try by a Homer manufacturer. An You'ra always welcome at BENEFICIAL PLENTY OP FRONT AND REAR PARKING Impeller vane (a dropped overboard • Mows Grata .a Anti-acalp difc "Wonder Girl!") and traUed behind the boat The Sun time ii fun time . . . and B a m n eu t'a SuMiiaa MoNav ^ AUTO GLASS INSTALLED • Cuts waadi aTrimtcleaa - force.of the water spins the vane, Plan gives you cash for vacation, caeli for left-over biUe, plus Wheels are five inches farther apart. a Quick haight-ef-cut thangei > Our Hours Are: afingar-lipapgina *anff^__r IV* a living "wonder", the things that famous cn^tlag a suction that draws Intomationel Credit Card to get cash wherever you go—at any GLASS FURNITURE TOPS This widens the stance, not the car, water from the. boat The device o f 1150 loan offices. Phone fedayf 7:30 A.M. till Noon— Sofurdoy. 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MANCHISTBB-BVENING HfiRALD. MANCHWaTEB, <»NM» MONDAY. JULY «. 1969 F A O B W m M P A O B S a IIANCEti&STES EVENnio JERALD. ItANCHESTEB, O0NM« MOm)Ar. JULY 6, 1969 I HirtidiiBf a to 111 1

tala (soi^phieal area waa ftvsn IllflSM. He was with tha TIE. 0anrl|Eatrr «f goodwill most assume more Weekend Deaths Chiunher more than 80 yaari Md Sukarno Takes Rivals Barred Reds Recover 2 Dogs than their own share of responsi tta being. served as chief of the ®U|**'**** Stfite Says Pollution bility for It,* and must contribute Thaaa aajubriooa alra, bright and Franco Faces Trouble Uon’i editorial and -news dlvlalon. Surnlnd flrralii Bjr THE ASSOCaATED FEBSS Monte Carlo—Frederick Lew- By Ben-Gurion enough to oi’ercome the deficit In non-humld, atlrrsd to and fro Surf City, N. J.—Harry SUton, Complete Rule enough to maka tha Iqavea and isohn, 77. New York financier, WATKINS- Live After Space Hop 8Sf mo. other quarters. 79, editor and manager of the New died Saturday of a heart attack. Found in Lydall Brook We hope It Is the latter interpre wnvsB and the flags dam^t On m York Harald-Trlbuna Syndicate Levriaohn waa the founder of botn Of In d on esia In New Regime tation which galni ground and In- This benign tun, clear and ataady from 1924 to 1947, died Saturday. Old American Smelting A Reflnmg WEST (fosttniisd from Fags OH He began his newspaper career The State Health Department (OonthinM from Page One) apirea action. For the truth la, is and non-oppieaalve. giving sparkle Mad ^ g (jpf—w ith Spainf pricee to a level where the public with Brooklyn Times In 1894 and Co. and the Anaconda Copper Co. haa reported "conaideraUe dilu (CoHttai^ freiS Pag* Ona) Five Girls Bom er which was detached from Ui8 can no longer buy. The cost of llv Newport. R. I.—Rear Odm. Ru Faiwiil Sanriai It not, that If he had merely said to the sand and glint to the grata short o ?.lgn enedit, deneral- Jolnad the syndicate aa a aalaaman tion" in a sample of Lydall Brook Somero Fills althoiigh .he la obliged by law to rocket.. reuai •tMU and affectioneta touch to tha back, Ing is eaUmated to havt Ineraaaad fus Z . Johnston, (pet.) 85, holder water collected late last month. been captured, and aeattered ac On July Fourth ■totvea at that two sidaa ought to get tor laaliM Francisco Franco la about In 1920. ORMOND S. WEST, Dtraetor eonttnue as » carsUker prime "The condition of ths animals SetlS^* sinking, from Ita day-long chore to n a ^ y 60 pw cent In tha p a ^ two of the Medal of Honor, died Satur The department took the eam- tion la still reported In the Jungles •I Ooaa.. aa gethhr, but that this couldn't hap ready to,launch an economic re yeara.’ New Tojk—OUbert T. Hodgea. day. He waa awarded the Medal 14$ BAinr CENTER ST. ple during an Inspection with local minister, he couM not be forced to after landing is good. I lUU Matter. pen hecauae of the evil nature of lambent alanta^ serosa reach and 87, an advertising man for more Highway Post occaslonBlly. Th*i stork delivered five Ut form and nuaterity program that Ones the program goes Into of Honor foP the courage and skill aatcheO 9-719S health offldala after the most re sit with those ministers who vio ile firtêrankers' all gl'le to Repsstedhascents made by ths 80BK:Kn*tiuN ratm meadow; than A half century end since 1950 Indonesia has been under apar- Fajrabia la AO^MMa one aide, there waa little purpose could carry dangerous Implica effect. Informants aay, Spain will a staff axaeuUva . plE MOntllE aaaaaaaa*aaaaaaaaaai«aa tions. for hia dictatorial .regime. Street Journal, died Saturday. He today began duties as assistant hie to obtain data shout ths all? How doe* the side which Is liant aa though an Indigo bunting her $100 million monetary fund was named advertising manager of Vera Cruz on April 22, 1914* and dustrial wastes In the brook. with army cbmmander Lt. Gen. A. the ministers of their portfolios The fives-sets of parents to Thr#* UCNkttaE aaaaaaaaaaaaah%aaaa#> Reiiable political tnformata aay In the final occupation of the city. Blaaebaater'a Oldeat The water had a high chemical superintendent of highways in receive tha blessed bombshell* adaptability of animats to flights Cm* HoBtk aaaaaaa»aaaaaaaa*aaa> the more (lecent and civilised had apraad its winga from horizon the program will hit both work quota from the OEEC. the New York. Sun and the Eve H. Nasutlon as the strong man. by reehuffUng the cabinet but W##klY ••eaaaaaaaa*************** 'ilte U,8. Import-Export, ac ning Sun in 1916, later waa ngmed He served In the Navy 33 years. with Flneat FaeUltlea. and bacteria content, the report Manchester's Department of Pub that he would "Just have nothing were Mr and Mr*, (evinf in rocket. ftllEf# OOPJT aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaAa prove -It? By descending to the to horizon: ers and buiêM when it la an Hyetsville, Md. — Max Kroloff. Off-Street Parking said. Naaution, who disclaims any prw- Aldrich. East Hartford; ^Mr. nounced wdthin the next two cording to other reports, .will to the executive committee of the lic Works. western sentiments, has been to do with them." "New data on the behavior rf MMMBMB 0» stiuid'srds of the other? Or by ex This pregnant peace on lawn, Sun and became its chairman In 61, national memberehlp director Eetabllahed 1874 However, the brook and Ita odor Preliminary talks on the for sin Mrs Arthur Man>i, rle- animals- 'under conditions of • THM_____AnOCUTED^ ______PI weeks. grant another $$0 million and are not regarded aa health prob The 50-year-old official, whose credited. With checking Communist emplifying Its own standards In on park and green, this serenity of Amarican private commercial uh 1935. for B'nal B’rith, died Saturjjay of activity In the past year. Hs may mation of a new government were liron Rd., Bolton: Mr. and weightlessnes* have been ebtsin- TiM Aaaodatad9dat*d Praaa la aaclualrali To strengthen the government's a heart attack. He had been with lem*. Industrial wastes have been record shows varied construction Mr*. Arthur Spielm.-tn Jr,, antlUad to.. tba uaa ol^âbllcatk|« prsctlee? landacSpe and of brdath; power to smother any unrest and American p"r 1 v a t e commercial New York—Maryla Joriak, 48, a be a member of the new cabinet to be held today. ed." to U celebrated Polish ptanlat who had Washington headquartera of the ejected Into the brook for year* experience, was chosen in a com Norwich: Mr. and Mr*. Oer- AI*o information about ths com altad la tMa uaoar We do not beliebe Pope John This carefree noise of_chlldreA' ■ocial disturbance that might banka a aimllar account by the Lydall * Foulds paper com The Independent Time* of Indo Obeervera thought it was a sure aU; Kelt'., f4B Chestnut S .; aad alto tba Ideal aaara euMUbad b a^ been a concert artist since the age Jewish organisation since 1951. petitive exam arranged for Man nesia said the people hope Sukar bet that Ben-Gurion would form position of. light gases In ths st- urged the forces of decehcy in the and of bO-da itu wonderland safe arise, a new law of, public order This, together > with the OEEC CWcagd—Frankhn U. Straneky, pany. In,recent years, the firm has and Dr. and Mr*. Guy Couti-- AU risbta at rapubUcadon of at>aelal money, would total $210 million. of nine, died Friday. MUa Jonas been following all recommenda chester by the personnel division of no will "U k e ruUiieai, ' drastic the new government, because'he mosphere was obtained "for ths ■ > dlipatcbea herata ara aJan reearraA world toward a negative abdica- and free: Is being pushed throuj^ the cortes had suffered from a rare blood 56, Savanna, III., chairman of the the State Department of Finance neau. 74 Haynes St. first time. , (parliament). But economleta estimate, Spain tions of the State Water Resources measures to say* the country from is the head of the biggest faction. Dr. Coiisirteau la sn intern Pull aaantlea ellam of N. B . A. tlon of their own responsibilities.' These are why New England was disease and had not appeared on Illlnole Pardon and Parole Board and Control. tottering economic degradation." In parliament. Hia Social Democrat According to preliminary data, lea, Inc. "Thiie Is probably the worst needs $700 million to get oh sound the concert stage for the paet two since 1956, died SvTjday of cancer. Commission in efforts to cut down Somero will operate out of the at the hospital. the research program has been I^bllataara RapraaaataUraa Tba We believe. Instead, he intended to mads. moment through which we will fating. the pollution, according to plant Immediately after the cabinet Mapai party and affiliated Arab There are plenty of names Julluf Mathava Special Annejr — Nea csll to their attention the positive years. Vera Cruz, M e x ( c o—BJmHio general manager Robert Fuller. town highway garage on Harrison quit Sukarno told newsmen minority group* had backed Ben- carried out and valuable matsrial Tnrt Chicaco Dati^t ana Boaten. pass," said Commerca Mlnlater Washington—Ben Hall Lam be, Ayensa Sanchez de Laoti, former “From now on-1 will be both head Ourton in approving the arms deal. from which to cn.oo.w, like obtained on all questions." BtmBAn o r responsibilities beyond the routine -si. Alberto Ullaatreb last month In a Officials of the firm, town and Belie, Liberty, Sparkle, Co MitMBER Atrorr KMane Crash Killa 6 72, former newspaperman who be editor of the newepaper "El Lib commission met June 26 In search of state and the goveniment." But The Achduth Avo-Dah and Last May, the United States sent CntCUUtTtUNS which sre theirs hersuse they are speech forecasting the reforms. eral” of Madrid, died Sunday. He M a^m parties are Expected to be lumbia. Star. Or ma.vbj Inde two female Rhesus monkeys, Abfs 'A.Thought for Today Franco .'himself appealed for came a chliBf officer of the Cham of ways to cut down the odor after the president reiterated that he pendence ? Tba HaraM Prlnttiui Oompaar, lae.. decent. Prescott, Aril., July 6 (teH—A. ber of Commerce of the United had lived in exillt In Mexico since North Enderl had begun com would not be a dictator. excluded from any new govern and Baker, In a JupUcr mlsslte on awumaa no PnaaclaJ raapooalbflltr tor ' Sponsored by Uie Mancheater qatlonal unity in a speech M(in- the fall of the Spantth Republic. I will hold consultation* with ment Ben-Gurion might font). ' ' a 1,500 mile, 10,000 mile per-hour tTpnmphloal etrora appaaiinp to ao- Not what the other side will do, day. He aald-U Is the "safety and birthday celabratlon ended In the States, died Saturday after a long plaining again with tlie coming of v'ertfiienanta and other TaadlBP maijM’ hut wh'at we will do has always Council of Cbnrchee warm weather. the supreme advisory council,” he The 71-year-oId prime mlnlstdr Speed, Thompson.vine; s son to ride that took them 300 miles Into In Iba Manebeatar Braatiui RaraM life of Spain and your future that death of six persona when a privata said.-’ said he turned in documents with; the *ky. been the basic moral quesiton, and are at stake.” , The conference resulted In a •Mr. and Mr*. Ekiward Soja, West Dtroiay aaaartiaint eloalai houra: plane crashed into lofty Mingus plan to investigate the flow gt The assembly refused several hts resignation showing' that all 'IVlllington; a daughter to Mr. and Bsker la still alive, hut Able died Por Mobday—1 p.m. fVIday. Pope John was not excusing us We search' the world for truth, Spain’s present dollar holdings weeks ago to reinstate the 1946, cabinet members attended a meet in June diiring an operation to rs- we cull are reportedly less than IS million, Mountain, about 20 miles northeast FURRIERS clarifier Installed by the firm Mr*. Frank Ramtak, Windsor: a For Tuaaday-rl p.m. Mojsday from the answer, but seeking It. of this northern Arizona city. waste-bearing water through a charter. The president was on a ing on Dec 14, 1958 when the arms r. ove part of a recording Inetru- FV>r Wadaaaday-^l pna T\iaaday. The good, the pure, the beautiful, which meahs seeking assistance CHESTER'S and-DESIGNERS deal was unantmoiiely approved. daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd ment used In her hlstorle rocket Por Thuraday—1 p.m. Wadnaaday. ful. Four were children. clarifier Installed by the firm long world tour at the time. Olldden, H> Brent Dr., Vernon. For Friday—1 p.m. Tbinaday. from international organizations; The dead were Russell M. Potts, T h a b a f t f r i a n d about a year ago. It was felt pe Sukarno said.he wbuld announce Not until mid-April of this year, joiimey. P ot Saturday—I p. m. PMtey. From graven atone smd written the International Monetary Fund a new cabinet In the next fSw days Ben-Gurion said, did the four min BIRTH TODAY: A son to Mr. The second Soviet satelHts Claaetllad daaditna; 10:1(1 a. m. aa The YugfMiHT BammeUr scroll. S3, pilot and general manager of Remodel riodic Increases In the flow might and Mrs. Frederick .Nichols, Bar day e( publleatloB aaeapt Sahirdaa (IMF), the Organization for Eu Marsh Aviation In Phoenix: Mrs. your budgat be disturbing a. settling aetlbn re and -parried newsmen’s questions isters suddenly express their op launched Nov. 3, 19.57, carried tho ta r n . The Yugoslavs, quite properly From the old flower-fields of the ropean Economic Cooperation about its cdmpositlon -with "watt position to him in a private let- ber Hill Rd.. Rockville. 13-pound dog Laika.. Lalka liv ^ soul. Atlie Ooata, 24, Blythe, Calif., and YOUR t)LD FUK COAT quired to remove the wastes. and sensibly, give almost no signifi (OEEC) and the United States. her son Woody, 3; arid Tommy, 16, a v a r h o d l The firm said it hoped adjust and see.” ter. - DISCHARGED FRIDAY; Ste seven days, but died from lack of Monday, July S And, w(eary seekers for the best. They demanded that S p a 1 n Jerry, 11, and Patrick, 3, all sons INTO A NEW Now you can have the He said the essential prerequis 'The matter was not raised again phen Dwyer, East Hartford; Tim oxygen long before Bputnik II cance at all to th*. fact that the We come back laden from our ments could be made to its manu until a German newspaper report atraighthen out her financial af of Mr, and Mrs. Jack Daniels of insurance protection you facturing process to stop this dis- ite for forming the new govern-: othy Becker. 736 Center St.; John burned out on descending through Pope John On Pea^ wind from Moscow suddenly blows quest. fairs. Spain agreed after months Preacott. • Cape • Stole ment' was to appoint right men In on the arms sale was reprinted by Ahiherg, 39 Spruce St.; Laurie the atmosphere. warm and mild again, after alnioat To find that all the sagea said need and budget the pay •'turbance, if It exists; cut down an Israeli newspaper and the dis of negotiationa and a memoran Tha plane took off Saturday eve' • Jacket From *19 95 the amount of wastes entering the the right places. ? I.«e Osgood, Cross Dr., Vernon: In February last year, the Rus Pope John'* flrat encyclical con two yeara of ahrill, cold blaata. la In the Book our mothers read. dum of proposed changes was Ini The president announced his ac pute broke out. Michelle Shave). 482 W. Middle sians rlatmed they had twice sent John Greenleaf Whittier nlng but waa not found until yes ments. Our plan allows you brook; and reduce the odor. Fuller tain* a moving passage on the They'calculate, the Yugoalava, that tialed here June 26. Final agree terday by Air Fores and Federal Call Ml 9-7118 or Rockville TR 5-6929 tion in a short address frojn Free The Nationalist newspaper Daily i Tp),e.; Michael Connors, 53 School a dog named Albino Into the to pay for coverages on said the clarifier would be metered dom' Palace. Heruth accused the government of St.. Rockville: Mis* Janet Dresser, ■tral'osphere aboard a rocket state of the world. there has been no change In the ments. are due to be signed In Aviation Authority search planes. 88 BURKE ROAD, ROCKVILLE to check the flow. Paris within two weeks, making your home... car... busi He said it had become impossible "trampling on our national honor, 42 Law’rence 'St.. Rockville; Mr*. Bn far. the Russian* bavs not "Alroady," he wrote, "there has heart of Moscow, merely a shift in Belgium Plan* Research Cause of the accident was not de For Free Eetimate In Your Home. A report on the conference will wounding the feelings of the sur Spain a full OEEC member. termined. ness! by the month. Call to carry out the task entrusted by Victoria Neekamp, Hartford; Mrs. claimed to have sent their dogs been enough strife among men. Al Soviet tactici. Perhaps the shift is be made to Town Directors. the people because the ,majority vivors of Nazi slaughter and defil Anna Dieg, 6 Avon St.; Mrs. Della higher than 1.30 miles into Spscs. Bruasels—Scientific research to The muiterity program, govern us and we’ll arrange a The State Health Department ing the memory of our millions of ready far too. many thousand* of merely designed to play its part benefit Belglum’a economy will be ment sources aay, la expected to An-ld Somero of the :issembly members had de Morin, Wspplng; Mrs. Lorraine monthly payment plan for said examination of the water cided not to attend sessions. martyrs.’’ Mierzwa, 5 Vernon Center young men, in the flower of their in one. of ' Moscow's recurring ef stimulated through a new $00,000,- increase unemployment from 60,- sample *howed "very high figures Opponents of the sale also said age, have poured out their own 000 program supervised by a com 000 to 100,000 workers duiHng the you. St. under Ernest Tureck, superin The reluctance of members to at< Heights, Vernon; Ronald Robias, forts to produce a temporary re for chemical constituents, and a tend assembly sessions, SukamO they believe It prejudices Israel's Coventry; Elmer Barnes, Hhist blood. Already too many ceme mittee headed by the Prime Min first two or three months.*' very high concentration of or tendent of highways. - position with the non-western Working Oa88 laxation of tenaions. Perhaps it la ister. A private orgahlzatibn, the Thle will hit the economy at-a His starting salary, according to said, "endangered the unity and Hartford; John Gallasso, 11 Strant teries of those fallen In war cover ganisms of the conform group at safety of the state.” powers and expressed doubt it is St.; Heniy Sandberg, Ellington; merely the prelude to some tactic Council on Scientific Policy, will time when bueiness la abnormally the time this sample was collect Deputy Director of Public Works Justified under any security angle. the earth's surface and solemnly toward Tugoalavia which the Rue- make recommendations on the al stagnant because, businessmen Chester Langtry, will be $5,175, Sukarno said the mere return to Mrs. Anne Welles. Wapping; Miss Not Interested ed.” first step in a range ending at $6 the 1945 constitution is not enough. Ben-Gurion and his aiipportera, Anna Suchy, 91 Clinton St.; Al warn that all should be, at long elans hope will be more effective location of funds. complain, inflation has boosted Mill Shut Dou’D "If we want to succeed in our however, have argued that West last, brought back to harmony, 249. bert Krauzaitia, 190 Union SL; than the shrill tactics of the past NEW Fuller said today that tests are Somero, who was raised on alma we must be Imbued with the Germany cannot be Identified with William Heller, 53 Marshall Rd.; In Frol Kozlov unity and a Just peace. two yeara. continuing on the peak flow prob dairy and poultry farm in New Ip same spirit we had In 1946 and I Each One Saved One Hitler's Germany. By admitting Frank Shaw, Andover; Mr*. Mary 'Let all. then, direct their ener- lem but , the mill was shut down hope the Republic of Indonesia will' Nazi guilt and paying reparation, But if the Yugoalave are senalble swlch, N. H„ began acquiring his The Wise Owl Club, a national organization dedicated Jo prevent Wakefield. RFD 3, Rockville; Mas. (r-ontinued from Phgo One) gle* not at the things which cause la.st Friday for a 2-week vacation construction experience during the regain prestige once again and industrial eye accidents, haa enrolled two mor4 Pratt ft Whitney they said. West Germany haa Ida Martello, Worcester Rd., and realistic In not taking the HOURS SCHEDULE period. help build a prosperews peaceful showed willingness to redress In men to keep separate from each 1930s. Aircraft employes whose sight has been saved by the presence of Rockville; Miss Annie Leggett, 42 present lull in denunciation from He said also that his company Operated Equipment society soon.” shatterproof glasses at time of a fagtory mishap. Elinor Uzup, justice. They argued that friend Washington St.; - Mrs. Esther Williams said he would greet Kes- other, but rather at those by which Moscow as any reason to begin and the Rogers Corp., located In World War II, he worked in Meanwhile, the Indonesian Army health and safety secretary, of 78 Summer St., Manchester, stacks ly relations with West Germany Cuneo, 122 School S t; Russel) lov at a Detroit hotel reception to they can be united In a fair and trusting Russia, It le perhaps per 9 A.M. l!o 9 P.M. 175 further downstream on the brook, a Hingham, Mass., shipyard, and announced it baa purchased large glasses representing the 196 Aircrafters who have escaped eye are ,irn)>erative aa It Is situated In Stairs, 34 King St.,' Rockville; morrow night despite the snub mutual esteem for their respective are dlscusalng a plan to i;educe from 1950 to IP-li was a municipal supplies of arms from East and injury and possible blindness since PftWA joined the national a newly-formed geopolitical area, Stephen Kershaw Jr.,.- Hartford; from Mayor Mirianl. missible to hope that the Russians o East Center odor in a pond between the two West Bloc nations. the assistance of which might one Kozlov had official welcomes In’ goods and Interests. ONE highway official in New Ipswich. Col. A. Jani, Just back from Wise Owl Club 10 years ago. (PftWA Photo), Luke. Loranger, Wlllfmantic; Mrs. themselves, also thinking from the Street plants. * After this, he operated heavy day be vital to Israel's own de June Woodhouse and eon, Wap Sacramento and San Francisco, "Only if men are eager for strictly realistic point of. view, CALL .^MONDAYS THROUGH SATURDAYS The pond, which l.s dammed, ag- 4-month buying trip, said the wea fense and security. and was a hit with some pf (?sll- equipment and supervised con pons would be used to intensify the ping; Mrs,'JosephineGervase and peace, as they ought, and not for might some day begin to learn the FOR ALL A o Phone gfravatea the odor condition In hot struction work for a number of of Clearwater, Fla., eight grand Ben-Gurion has served as prime daughter,' 106 Amott Rd.; Mrs. fomia’s upper cnist alUukigh hS A weaither as the brook level falls, campaign against rebels In Suma children, and eight great grand minister for all but two of the 11 seemed to have made little Im war, If there is a genuine common glaring leesona provided by their 9 A.M. to I P.M. SUNDAYS and HOLIDAYS Ml .3-1126 New England contracting firms, tra and the North Celebes. Gail McCollum and son, Mansfield desire fftr the fraternal harmony exposing the effluent wastes to Obituary children. years the state of Israel has ex Depot; Mrs. Alice Morin and son, pression on tbs' everyday Califor owTi conduct. o including ones l,n Braintree and Jani said he made these pur The funeral will be held at isted. He retired voluntarily nia citizen. of nations,' will It be possible for the air, Fuller said. He said the Weymouth. Masa, and in Hartford Kelley Rd., Vernon; Mr*. Janet They could read theihaelves a • 9 ’ pond could be emptied out per chases : o’clock tomorrow afternoon in the from 1953 to 1955 because of a The Sunday feetivitiee in his state affairs and Interests to be While in Hartford, he helped to Tanks from France; vehicles and Caldwell and son, Ellington; 'Mrs. quite a leason Juat on the baals of manently and-not used, ahd fresh Church of the Nazarene. Burial dispute with his cabinet. Mary Faircioth and twin son and honor took him to the Bohemian roll the parking lot at the Man machinery to equip a modem fire will be In Spring Grove Cemetery, 'He has five times previously Club at Bohemian Grove, which rightly acknowledged and, in con their relations with Yugoslavia MANCHESTER DRUG wafer could be kept in a canal be Chester Shopping Parkade. . arms factory from West Ger Morton Webster daughter, 30 N. School St. sequence, happily reconciled. Like hind the Rogers plant instead for Hartford. V ' either refused to support minority haa been mantioned as a poealbis alone. When Btalin decided to pun He also held jobs with electronic many: ammunition from Italy; Friends may call at the Holmes DISCHARGED SATURDAY site for a heads of government wise, It will be possible, by the NED MOSES, PH.G. REG. PHARMACIST-"" Are protection purposes. The maiMifacturing firms. He came vehicle spare parts from Czecho Dies, Was Builder party demands or insisted that ish Yugoslavia for nonconformity, Lydall plant, he said can release Funeral Home, 400 Main St., from they support actions he had ap Mrs. Margaret McKenna, to Ridge summit meeting. It Is dsep In a union of comn-.on counsels, for here from a position as supervisor slovakia and small arms ammuni 7 to 9 o'clock tonight. St.; Mrs. Rose Htneks, Wai>pb>8 forest of towering redwoods about for wranting to develop Commu EXPERT SERVICE 717 MAIN STREET / fresh water down the streambed of radar antennae •assembly In an tion from Pakistan. Rockville---Morton Joseph Web proved but which they felt vio those principles to be sought and lated their principles. V/ood Rd., Rockvll'i; Mrs. Ruth jgO miles north of here. nism In Ita own style, that pro to the Rogers Mill when the Lydall electronics firm in Norwood, Ma.ss Jani. who would not reveal the Viola, Wapiplng; Stanley Mlaorricl, established which lead the whole mill is not operating. ster, 62, of 38 Fox Hill Dr., build- Mr*. Mary 6f. I-attora \ Ben-Gurion either re.slgned or Although the-club’s membership duced the first great defection WE SPECIALIZE IN Somero’s wife and 14-year-old total amount spent, said while in er and World War I veteran, died Mr*. Mary M. (Wasklewicz) Glastonbury; Roger Elaemore, 95 is mostly wealthy California busi human family to that most desired from the Communist bloc, the first daughter are In Quincy awaiting the United States he checked the let the opposing parties leave the Essex St,: Emory Hill, Coventry; arms which America agreed ear yestoiday morning at Manchester Lattora, 50, of 1669 Tolland Tpke. cabinet in . e^ch case. He always nessmen, Kozlov blandly addressed . unity, in the enjoyment of which great cold war triumph for the ABC hia plans to make his home In died suddenly Saturday afternoon Herbert Gochee, Kelley Rd., Ver them as “representatives of the egch nation sees its owm rights of ALL FAMOUS MAKES! Mapehester. He is living tern lier to supply They would equip 20 Memoria’ Hospital after an 11.ness won his case after going before non; Mrs. Margaret McKenzie, West. HORGC battalions, he added. She was taken from her home, the public. American working people," and freedom not as heholdeii to others porarily with a brother in Hazard of several months. where police tried unsuccessfully 2.50 Po- ‘.er St.; Mfohaei O'Brien, wished them well. Only a small ■ When Khrushchev came to pow The ville. He B'Tved in the U.S. Marihrt The outgoing government orig blit as completely guaranteed.- NORMAN’S IS ALWAYS eCNOIX to revive her, to Manchester 72 O ttage St.; Mis. lOdlth Hurl- part of the club's membership was er, and made a pilgrimage of peni He is taking over the po.sition Corps, and at the time of his death inally waa formed after the last burt and daughter, 30 Snipaic St., ',Those who oppress others, who de AT YOUR SERVICE Vernon v a« commander of Hock mum Memorial Hospital, but was pro parliamentary election in 1955 aa a on hand for the outdoor luncheon tence to 1^’ugqelavla, that was the n n i P o i N T vacated by Tureck's recent, eleva nounced dead on arrival. Rockville: Mrs. Patricia Whitaker In Kozlov’s honor. prive them of rightful liberty, un Doctor Says Uon to the Job of highway sTSper Barracks, 803, Veterans of World five party coalition of 16 mem and son, 79 Santina Dr.; Mrs., Joan most dramatic proof he could have Our Service Department la fRIGIDAIRE V/'ar I, ajid was also a member of Mrs. Lattora was bom In Three bers. While surviving three crisis Kozlov 1* probably the first doubtedly can contribute nothing offered bf some change in the mood Intendent. Surveyor Raps Rivers. Mass., and has lived in Neely and son, ElHnôn; Mrs. Soviet official to have visited the recognized aa the largest in the KockvUle American l.,ogion it had shrunk to a four party coali t- argaret Murphy and son, 10 to this unity. and methods of the Kremlin, and it this area and Is staffed with BLACKJ>TONE New tlyla in mqdern banking By EDHIN P. JORDAN, M.D. and Veterans of - Foreign Wars Manchester 14 years. tion of 15 ministers—nine from grove, which was part of a czarist • "For the rest, if nations do not men whose training, skill Written for NBA Service She leaves her husband, James Niki- Circle; Mrs. Lois Reale and colony more than a century ago. opened the door for Ruaaia to begin GENERAL ELECTRIC BroMTi’s Charge Posts. He was also a member cf the Mapaf, two each from the daughter, Wapping. aim at this fraternal unity, which Md experience are unparal It is . rare experience for parents Rockville Fayette lodge 69, AFandAM. L. Lattora; her mother, Mrs Achduth Avo-Dah and Mapam The czar sold it In 1841. There was to enter the society of civilized na- leled. not to have some worry about Frances Wasklewicz, of Three DISCHARGED. YESTERDAY: considerable banter at- the lunch must rest on the precepts of Justice WESIINGHUUSE their children at all times. And Criticism of the Vernon Zoning He had been a building contrac parties, one from the Liberal Pro tiona again. That door waa further tor for more than 35 year.s in Rivers; and two daughters, Mrs gressives and a non-party minls- (Charles Prentiss, Crystal Lake eon about this. and be nourished by charity, condi> W HIRLPOOL what the, parents are worrjed Commission chairman's charge Janice Labee, of Rockville, and Rd,, Rockville; Alexander Caravel- I myself cannot understand opened when Russia, with Yugo WASHERS, DRY-ERS, aboflt usually keeps changing as Rockville and was the developer of tqr, who came in a year after two tjons of gravest crisis remain. As a slavia encouraging the Step, toler Olson Home that opponents of increased lot and Fox Hill' Dr. He served the town Mrs. Phllomena Dougherty, of ministers .of the Natlonsl Reli la, Talcott-ville; Wesley Alvord, why the Russians left such a XENMORE A youngster grows older. , Bloomfield; Glen Avery, Andover; wonderful place," said Kozlov, result, all prudbnt men complain ated the partial revolution In Po REFRIOERATORS, Mrs. B. writes that her six-year- house sizes were selfish, came from as a representative to the General East Hartford. gious party resigned. and grieve that it seems to be un Everett O. Gardner today. Assembly in the 1939 session and She al*.o leaves eight brothers, Robert Da-vle, South Windsor; smiling. "But in all candor, speak land, In which Poland seemed to be FREEZERS, RANGES, M A Y T A G old grandson has had a runny nose From Europe Mrs. Harriet Houghton, 131 ing as a Ruaslan, . we have no certain whether the same events and snlfles almost all hia life. He A member of the Vernon Board al.so served for a time as a city Stanley and Leo of East Hartford, heading toward a status somewhat PHILCO sheriff. Stephen of Staffordville, Joseph of Edgerton St.: Mre. Marion Kearns regrets. We wish you may always are moring toward the establish AIR CONDITIONERS has been treated for. colds but the of Finance, the Lake St. School spend your leisure time here — like that of Yugoslavia. The door EASY trouble continues. MaJ’or Herman G. Olson re Building Committee, and a land He was born in Tolland, Sept. 10, Lohgmeadow, Mass., Frank of Hospital Notes 21 Nfcrwood St.; John Zaviskas ing of a solid true and genuine waa slammed ,ihut again when turned home to Rockville yester 1896. a son of the late Jo.seph and Worcester, Mass., Gabriel of West 411 N., Maji St.; Mr*. Eliza you, the representatives of Ameri- Here, probably. 'ls an initarice •surveyor, Gardner considered that Peloquln, 6 Progress Ave., Rock oan.s and of all the American peace or are slipping In complete Ruaaia, caught by a Hungarian of a condition which is known-un day ^fter a 6-week tour of Europe ho was alluded to by Charles H. Eliza Ede Webster, and had lived Warren, Ma.ss., and Peter and in this area all his life. Charles of Florida; and one sister, Viniting Hours: Adults 2 to 8 ville; Eiarl Stairs, 51 Tanner St.; working people.” blindness toward a new and fright revolution whlcb did not know how OPEN der several different names, among where he said he found the Work Brown, zoning commission chair DAILY them perennial rhinitis. man in the latter’* statemer^t Fri He leaves his wife, Mrs. Dorothy Mi.ss Helen Wa.sklewlcz of Maine- p.m.; Maternity 2 to 5 and 6:80 to Mrs. Catherine Rupar and daugh Like a touring politician seeking ful warlike conflagration." to be partial, found itaelf required Ing people to be apprehen.sive of Fahey Webster; two daughters, Funeral Services will be held 8 p.m.; Children's Ward—2 to 7 ter, 444 Burnham St,; Mrs. Joan votes, Kozlov went through near "We say in complete blindness; 9 A.M. The most likely possibilities are day. to resort to force, In a manner to 9 PJM. enlarged adenoids or allergy to Germany rather than Russia. "I find it difficult to condone the Mrs. Richard Mhrshall of Attle Wednesday at 8:15 a.m. at the p.m. Canuioand son, RFD 3, Rockrille; ly all that was .asked of him. En for if—which God prevent—a new which led to the new break .with SAT. some common substance breathed And contrary to most reports on reasoning' of the chairman of our boro. Mass., and Mrs. John Mro.sek D’Esopo Funeral. Chapel, 235 Mrs. Josephine Padeglmas and route to Bohemian Grove he In Patients Today: 166 daughter. Crystal Lake Rd., spected a winery, toasted it* own war breaks out, nothing elie will Yugoeiavia. TILL 1 in or eaten by the child. Both of the attittide of Europeans toward zoning commission when h# feels of Manchester; two sons. Warren Wetheisfl'cld Ave., Hartford, with NORMAN’S Americans, Mayor Olson said the W. and David J. Webster, both of a requim Mass at St. Patrick and ADMITTED FRIDAY: Edward Rockyille; Mrs.-~ Ruth Sahlberg, ers in champagne and tramped await or confront all peoples (such tlieSc possibilities should be in he must accuse all who are opposed In short, when Russia has been Irish, 247 N. Main St.: Mrs. Letltla and son, Glastonbury; Mrs. Jane through dusty vineyard path* to are the dreadful armaments which vestigated and corrected if pos- people of Europe with whom to his idea.*, who question his Judg Rockville: three sisters, Mrs. Wal AiRhony Church at 9- tolerant toward Yugoslavia, Rua W5 HARTFORD ROAD alhle. There Is also a strong chance talked admire America and are ter McCrary of Springfield. Mass., Burial will be at Mt. 8t. Benedict Rady, 172 High St.; Mrs.-Ina Lynn, Turner and son./ Berkeley Dr., taste the grapes, remarking that our age brings Into play) but ap ment as Having selfish motives," aia has been doing well In the that the youngster 111 "outgrow" happy that it.s armed forces are In Gardner said in a prepared state Mrs. L. R. Ladd of Rockville, and Cemetery. Friends may call at the 46 Pearl St.; Mrs, Audrey Borden, Vernoii; Mrs. Alice Trown and "God must have meant this plare palling destruction and ruin: and the worst of hia difficulties. West Germany. ment. Mrs. Richie Deveran of South chapel between 6 an^ 9 p.m. to Wapping; Mrs, Felma Bujaucius, son, 233 Woodland St. e.speclally for vineyards.” world. When Russia haa tried to Buckland Alley; Mrs. Doris this whether they -srs victor, or piark' Yugoslavia for punishment A problem of a different Hind "They expect to have trouble "If he means, however, that we Windsor, and five grandchildren. day and between 2 and 5 and 7 suid X'------Affably he agreed to strapping vanquished. comes from'Mrs. R., who says she when the Americans leave," ■will profit because we live in the The funeral will be held tomor 9 p.m. toniorrow. Holmes, Victoria Rd.; '.Stanley a 6-shooter about hia bulky waist, or destruction, Russia haa lost Misorkki, Glastonbury; Glen Avery, 'W e therefore ask all, and states has been loqking after a neighbor’s stated. town, and work In the town, and row at 2 a.m. at the Ladd Funeral hoisting his 200 pounds atop a Hst- ground In the world, without hurt boy of 13. He seems norrr. 1 unless The progress of West Germany want to"' sea our town grow and Home, 19 Ellington Aye., Rock Mrs, Margaret 8chmldt„ Andover; Mrs. Marjorie Lynn, 42 Recipes lesa cowpony named "Splash" and men In particular, that they pon ing Yugoslavia either. he doesn't get his own way. Then in rebuilding its economic life im prosper, and be the town that is ville, with the Rev. Frapo C. Van Coventry — Mrs, Margaret Dudley St. waving a 10-galion hat in iincofi'- der these matters prudently and he cries or screams. The boy lost pressed the Rockville mayor, a good place for us to work and live Cleef, pastor of Tolland Federated Schmidt, 69, wife of Frank ADMITTED SATURDAY: Mrs.. vinclng imitation of a western We presume that If a Rusaliui his mother when he was six years Roland e SchieftOfer, Mansfield; Tarragon Drooslng earnestly before God the Judge: were arguing this point he would ‘They are an active, aggressive and raise our families, then he Is Church officiating. Burial will be Schmidt of Booth Lane Rd.,' Cov movie star. He declined to take ths old. people and are going full steam quite right." in North Cemetery, Tolland. entry, died yesterday at her home Mrs. Hilda Hesse. 9 Johnson Terr.; Ingredients: 1 egg, 1 cup water, gun Out of its holster. and as a result, with genuine good cite the. Hungerian revolution It Moat children feel deprived of Steaven Malon, South Coventry; 1/3 cup nonfat dry milk, 2 table will, be ready to try every ap ahead,’’ he said. At Hamburg, Oi Gardner underlined the Word Friends may call at the funeral after a long Illness. All the while he plugged the self aa a disaster that would never Bomethlng important If they do son and 11 otlier touring American wor'ks in his statement, apparently home today from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 . She was born In Hungary, 'Jan. Paul Masley, 95 Conway Rd.; Mr*. spoons , flour, 1 teaspoon salt, peace-trade theme. With the proach which may lead to the es have happened if Russia hadn't not have twq parents. However, mayors and tlieir wives saw an stressing that the Zoning Chair p.m. 1, 1890, daughter of the late Harriet Houghton, 131 Edgerton teaspoon dry mustard. 1/8 tea winery on-ners he broke into Eng this boy does seem too far out of spoon white pepper, 1 tablcspoqn sential unity;" previously gone too soft toward astimated 250 ships enter that sea man works out of town. James and Catherine Hoffman St. lish, his first of this trip, saying the control of his father. port in a week. The cargo ships ap ADMITTED YESTERDAY; butter o- margarine. 6 tablespoons "Business will be gopd." In Rus The question arises,* whether all Yugoslavia and Poland. And that "By increasing our lot sizes and . Mrs. John Monaghan Kiss. Firmness and love are needed. It pear to- be "from all over the upping our house size requirements. ^Mrs. John Monaghan Jr., 42, Mrs. Jean Harrison, 325 W. Middle tarragon vinegar. sian he added, "We will try to Oils was intended to be and will Is quite possible that he would Besides her husband sha leaves, would be a -hard -joint to argue, be World,” yet,there \vas“ not one sin I believe we would be-choking off died at the Manchester Memorial a brotiier, James Kiss' of Canada, Tpke.; Fred .Jones, 25 Proctor Rd.; Method:.In top of double boiler help you capitalists do better be Interpreted to be merely a pious cause the Hungarians obviously benefit by the advice of a psychol gle ship from the United States,” Mrs. Julia Bronzi, Glastonbury; beat egg enough to combine yolk business.” ogist or a psychiatrist, who should progress. Increasing land- values, Hospital Saturday, morning after a and two sisters In Hungary.' exercisf in certain international were encouraged by the slack they the Mayor observed. _____ "andHeayitrgr'lrreffMt, 'we. want to long Illness. The funeral will be' held at the Cairo) Ann Graf, Wapp’lng Mrs. and white; add water and blend. ' While he was goingAhrough all platitudes. When Pope John In not only discuss the problems ivlth He praised, the West German Lorraine^ (jomeau, Thompsonvllle; Mix together the nonfat dry milk observed in Ru'siia'a relations to the hoy hinisclf, but also with his admit to this town only those who Her husband died May 16 In Burke FHineral Home, 76 Prospect, this, securit.v men at the Mark cluded the warning that "those shops as "beautiful ... . spacious .. make $8,000 a year or more and Pawtucket, R. I. He' owned and Mrs. Florence Hausmann,’ Coven (in dry form), flpur.'salt, mustard Hopkins Hotel in San Francisco, ward Yugoalirvit. and Poland, and father. Everyone has to learn that and crowded with merchandise." . St., Rockville, Wednesday at 2 p.m. try: Mis* Gertrude .Rockwell. 32 who oppress, others, who deprive have no' children.’ We, are, I be operated a machine shop In nearby Friends may call at the funeral and peppqr; sprinkle over surface where he wa* staying, went becAuse, although every'-ody en he. cannot always get his own way. • H^st and West Berlin were con lieve, strangling ourselves to pro Starkweather St.; Pamela Krln- of egg mixture; beat with rotary through a scare. Inadvertently and them of rightful liberty, undoubt Another mother -’Tit** Lincoln. home tomorrow from 2-: to 5 and joys denouncin;f the Russians for- sidered the most Interesting, po gress and reverting to isolation She was born Oct. 1$, 1916, in Jak, Hartford; Mrs. Florense Hel- beater until smooth. Cook and stir against orders a bellhop deiirared edly can contribute nothing to this three children like to eat, fruit but litically, to the Rockville mayor. 7 to 9 p.m. enski, 11 Ferndale. Di’.; Leopold constantly over hot (not boiling) W’hat they did In H ung^, it has the follovving da;- have.'diarrhea. ism." New Britain. Mrs. Monaghan was a package to Kozlov’s, suite. -' unity,” what did he mean, to ac Tlje visiting mayors spent con Gardner disputed Brown's "ac Lefrancois, 184 Hilliard St.; Mrs. water until thickened. Remove When the security men heard to be conceded the Russians were* She asks If they may outgrow this siderable time In the old German a member of the Sayles Memorial complish ? cusation that a'’surveyor stands to Congregational Church. Lincoln. Anne Campbell, 18 Hawthorne St.; from heat; stir in butter, then it they rushed the package to the almost powerless not to intervene. w hen they go south • • • difficulty. capital where they were briefed on Henry Klein Jr., 149 Campfleld Rd.; gradually stir .in vinegar. Store in * Did he mean to say that, be- It seems fairly clear that these current affairs. profit" if lot sizes are , not In She leaves a gon, John Mon Funeral* basement, tested it and carefully' But, assuming that the'Russiahs creased. "Zoning rules and regu aghan 3rd of Talcottville; a daugh Mrs. Anna Scarchuk, 105 Baldwin covered jar in refrigerator. Stir, if removed the gay wrappings. It _*Sua?„there ls_l!u^h.a^ youngsters' eat too much fruit or Refugee canjps where 70,000 per Rd.; Mrs, Marjorie Jen.sen, Keeney necessary, before using. -|-SK NEW MINIMUM La-st night Ko«lo# walked down proriding- the alibi for doing noth the Russians themselves, apprais particular fruit which causes the. ited, the American itiayors were noon in the chapel of the Emanuel Barry Scheer, 18 Marion Dr.;'Mrsr ing E û t hlB own fine, pious rec- Any piece of machinery, any metal ob.iect that lies Vacationera ought to bo related and.care-free... they shouldn’t have a worry in diarrhea. greeted by officials holding an of maze of rules snd regulations en ain. Hartford, July 6 MVi^The Con Nob Hill from h-i's HotSl and rode ing the,ups and downs of their pol tailed in any real estate transac .Lutheran Church,, with Herman Agnes Beauchamp, 62 Academy lack on a -.i-le car. He w'os fol o1nmenda,tlons? Idle, for three months . . . especially in a cellar , . , the world. Hartford National offers thia dp to everyone starting his vacation. Another, inquiry concerns a 16- fice equivalent to theirs. The funeral will be held at the St;; Joseph Wiley," 2 Oleott St. __ necllcut. Nurses' Assn., has sub icy toward .Yugoslavia, and noting .Vear-old boy In high school who In Stockholm, Sweden, Mayor tion.*’ Gardner signed his stated Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main Frerichs;^ Iftterit' ofncratlhg. Ml** mitted a ne\v minimum p4y lowed by a small group re,port- Or did he'mean to say that there should be protected. THfit's your heating plant. Before you go a foot from home,- convert your travel cash into Travelera Checks Eva Jobpson was organist and ADMITTED TODAY: Mias what thpir standjng Ir the w'brld works many evenings and SAtur- Olson acted as Spokesman for the ment as a land surveyor. St., at 2 o',clock tomorrow after Mary Moriarty, Coventry, Wesley schediUe to the administrators and ers, one of whom reminded Kozlov Mrs. Roy C. Johnaon was soloist, that walking with r^xirters wm was this obvious obstacle to a task has been wltli the ups and then at gny HaHford National office. No one can cash them but you; in <*^0^ they’re days, and has a twitching on one grqjip, speaHlug in- Swedish. He An active discussion is expected noon. Burial will be In Buckland Gryk, 423 E. Center St; dlreotvrs of nur.tes of Connecticut's that must be accomplished and Have yoqr burner cleaned/yadjusted and-tiiled . . . "Aide, of his face. served aS spoKesman again In at a public hearing on the propos Cemetery. Burial waa in Bast Cemetery. hospitals.' The minimum for staff one ‘ of the things that ex-Presi with the downs, can escape the ele your'boiler or furnace cleaned.' , loet or stolen, you’ll receive fiffi value. For businesBroen traveling abroad on bunneea Bearers were Stuart Carlson BIRTHS FRIDAY; A daughter that, since some men could n6t be This is probably a' tic, or habit Paris where the visitors Joined ed . changes, tonight at 8 o’clock Friends may call at the funeral to Dr. and Mrs. Winfred Moyer, 98 nurse.*. If accepted by the.hospital dent Harry S. Tniman did. "Oh, mental lesson, that the softer, - / or pleasure, Hartford National providee a Letter of Credit—an introduction to ® spasm, and is quite common in 10,000 other , Americans in a at Vernon Elementary School.- home today from 3 to 5:30 and Carl H. Linde, Arthur Knofla, officials./would be $1.90 per hour, Tn:mon," Kozlov said. "He's the depended upon to contribute to the Fill your fuel oil tank to the brim. You’ll prevent rust grownups aa well as. children.' It George Unde, Walter Linde and Princeton St.; a son to Mr. and .one who apoiled our relations.” He more decent policy has always been foreign businessmen and bankers. And for .every traveler, Hartford National Fourth of July .celebration at the from 7 , to 9 p.m." Mrs. Donald Holbrook. RFD 1, or 3,952 per year, The CNA, task,'the efforts of good men must fruitful and winning, the harsh, on the inside walls of the tank. , ' i is not a sign of serious disease, but U.S; Embas.sy. PIANE DOWN IN MOUNTAINS Contributions may be made to George- Unde. which claims a. membership' of did not amplify. be redoubled ? ^ offers ita safe deposit facîtiee to store valuables. Any of Hartford National’s it Is possible that this youngster Is Vernon: a daughter' to ,Mr. and ....* ....— ------dictatorial policy t losing One. Tell . After a Jet flight which left Elkton,. Va., Jjsly 8 |/P)—A- the Cancer Fund. Mrs. Mlch&el Njmerowakl, 23 Tow ‘about 4,500 nursfi, did no't mention Well, It vidll! be taken both ways. Ph()ne MI 9-4895 or TR 5-3271 now. Be sure that when 21 ©onvenient location* can remove worries from your vacation or buainew trip.' unde.- too much strain. Paris at 9 am. yesterday. Mayor twinfsagine light plane carrying G1\TC TRIPLET PARENTS AID Pl-esent mlnimuhr Btandafds. us what the Russian policy of the An effort should, he made to re er Rd.; a daughter to Mr. and Mrsr Tombs Baffle ScieJilisU There will be tboaa wlô will say the birds go South, your heating plant will work. Olson was ’greeted at Bradley an unknown number 6f persona Mrs. Lorraine French Southport, N. G;, July 8 OP)— moment toward Yugostaiia is, and duce the strain,* have him.get suf Field yesterday afternoon by crashed ..early today In the fog- Mr*. Lorraine Estelle French, 80, A poor tenant farm couple with Earl Jamison Jr!, 136 Bissell St, that what Pope John says is all ficient sleep and be as calm as pos BIRTHS SATURDAY: A' A-BLAST PROTE(ÊI> Manama. Bahrein There are we will tell you how Russian pres Rockville Alderman Luther Trou- shrouded Blil'e Ridge Mountains wife of the Rev. Myron B. French, 10-day-old triplets said today about 100,000 mysterious ■ burial very fine, but that he himself has sible. ton. The alderman" who served as near to and east of the Skyline 59' North St., died yesterday at -they have received so many of daughter', to Mr. and Mrs. Irving Accra, (ihana, July 8 — tige Is heading for the moment, up Aldrich, East Hartford: a daugh Demonntratorn besieged the nt- mounds southwest of this capital conceded the impossibility of deal or down. Or, If you want others to acting mayor in Olson’s absence, Drive. One oeeupnnt of the plane s Manchester Memorial Hospital. fers of hr-o they will not con "Our. Reputatinn - briefed the returning mayor in lo reportedly mpde his way to She had lived here since April at sider any longer putting the ter to Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Mann, Hces of the French KntbasHy of the Sheikdom of Bahrein off thq ing with Oiippsunism, wherefore live and let live, begin to let live. DELCO^HEAT Hebron Rd., Bolton; a daughter to today >vhlle . their leaders pre- Arabian coast. The dome-shapH the obligation of Recent men is ful Is Your Aaaurance'* cal matters which will Be ' -dis safety where he aiiprunohed aliL the home of her stepdaughter, Mrs. babies up for adoption. “I don’t Personal Notices cussed in the City (Council meeting Shenandoah Natloh'al Park Reichert, She was born- In West- - think I can possibly part with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Splelman Jr., Hented a petlti« protesting a tombs range up to 82f feet in height filled if they merely wait for Com — WANCHESTER OFFICE tonight. rangers started to. the crash ville, N. Y, For many yeara she them,” sajid S6-yeiu’-old Mrs. Norwich; a daughter to Mr. and proposed French atom test In and have long baffled archaeolo munism to change. . Why New England Was Made The council will take up Im scene, approzlmately 12 nillea Nathan B. Miller, as she waited Mrs. Gerald Kehl, 54B Chestnut the Sahara Desert. Hie’' demon- gists. Stone bowls of 2,000 B.G. and served as assistant?superintendent fragile speciltaen* of 10th Century And there tbiU-be those who will We have Juat had, dut^g the H »rtford^ ZfatAonel Bsmls Card of Thanks * provements at the Cl^r Dump, the - north of Swift Run Gap near of s home for boya>in New York for doetora.to relesMo her and the SL; a daughter tp Dr. and-. Mrs. ktratora, carrying pracards, . The family of Joseph Naudsus wleh expected move of the Police De Bear Fence {Vfountala. A magvr City, 4.girl tripleto from the hospital Guy Couaineau. 74 Hayn.es St. were members of the ruling Islaihlc glasa hav* been found In fesl that Pope, John has pointed past two days, a live demonstra ■ u u m r o i i c o to extend , their heartfelt thank* trf their the tomba. Some arehaeologials deaf. (risBd*. relatives and ne.lahbor*. partment-tor the new City Hall, said the territory waa rugged Besides bar husband and step here. **I’d live to regret It (dr the BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A C o n"v e n t o I n Peoples Party, •ut that tf the world Is going' to tion of why. In the good, benevo- M I MA»M STKIiT MAMCHESHA. C064M tor their unasrslandlnf sympathy and' payment of back taxes by La- and that he did not know kow daughter, Aha leavM a* stspson, the rest of my Hfe,” she declared daughter to Mr. and Mr*. Roland trade unlonlata and maHcet ■ biclleve Bahrein i waa « burial Mvedt M It must be, then men lanee of'Ums and creation, a ear- many kindneaaea durins. their recent be. ' Points Industries, Jlnc., and re long It would take reseuo craws emottonally..‘Tt probably wotdd Colburn, 8outh ' <3oventry; a womtsi wisarlng noarnlng ground for nomadi of Uto ArmWah ' Tefophont MI M595—Rockville~4*hoiie TR 6-S271 mvement la tha loaa e( their txloved Rev. Hollis French' of Oranthem, EtEVIMf-EOMMECTICU’r^FAMIUItEi-EUEINEtE AND INDUEtRV^ SINCE ‘““ band and father. development pf^the city center. to nsiok the plaM. j N. H.; a sistsr. Mrs. Pstor Treola drive BM sMc'wttk worry." I dAUffhUr to Mr. snd Mrs, WlUUm eladhs*. mainland. ' 1

■\ MANCHESTER EVENING HERAU). MANCHESTER. CONN, MONDA.Y, JULY 6. 19W PAGE NlNB PAGE EIGHT If ANGHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANC3IESTBR. CONN, MONDAY, JULY «. 1969 DAILY CROSSWORD FL’/ZLB BUGS BUNNy UUK BOAKUING UOUSS wUh MAJUR HOOPLfc conductad nighUy bstwssn th# One Auto Fatality hours of 11 p.m. and 7 a.m. \ SdieiKx'Shi^ks Pilies Traffic Deaftis Ther# won’ t b# any ehecking on AntwBr to PfWouB rut«t> In Holiday Period busy highways or toll roads, he f ONE —TWO— OOF/—iJ6H / B6AX>i aaid. The emphasis wilt be on New Way Without Surgery Miss Estimate roads that.,#rs loss heavily trav TOURS PAIST S 0 9 eAH U A<05T (?£5UMt m WLISTMEN- ? Soup to Nuts On State Highways THAN OOtiB WitH ICS TO PfiOAiN AVV SUPPLE POPM { eled. This will assure that the spot Stops Itch—Relieves Pain tHB WWP, MAÔR/WMAT’tf “ 1CAFF-KAFF/-wN0,TWI6S6, ' (OeaUined tram Pag* Oae) TM PîPlNO EARLY TO BE ACROSS I Taka turng (OeatliiiMd trem Pag* 0*e) , checks are carrisd out without TmH. H. T. (*e*lel1 - F»r the aatenialiinf etetesiaate like "PBe# THE ?l61WA-«/MAK/NG have eea'iad t« be a pvoblesil * l^ A B O U ! PIT FOR MV LABORS i 1 Split------4 Fasten ber dn a noQ.hotiday aumaiiftr caualnr traffic Ue-ups, th* major first time »d*Be* h*» fonmi • n»w A PITCH fo il A 6000 CONl- 5 Misplace drowned at Drsam Lake, near hesllas labtunee wltti the asten- The eeeret t» a new heelinf is li' TOMORROW/TW6 •oup weekand. said . •tehee (B le-D irne'l-dieeoT m « f OUCT PASS FWM MAPTHA i .._ - chowder SWheatbTMd Route 80 In Madison. His body was iihlnt ehllltf t« shrink hetnnr- t HEAP THE OVil* CLUB IS VCELtBRATlONDOES 4 Dttmninga were far Mgher than A particular target of the spot rhoidi, itap itrhint.'end relieve a worid'femoiie raeeareh Isetitste. 7 Male ' v Thli eabetanee If new availsbl* W £ SPOHSORlHSA SPPqACgLAI? NOT iNrepEST • Former Aght not recovered until a day later. check drive, he said, is the driver pain. - withoot inrterp. ME.' champion. 8 Trite the 101 repnitad during the Me who may be oh his way to a one- In eeta after «• # , while gentlT in enppofilorp or eOitinenf /*r"J T0ry 42 Church raoMi erick W. Connolly 68, yesterday yesterday morning, SUt* Police 15 Feline 19 Safety ------Snowvriilde La»t year'during a 3-day holiday, 23 Anew 31 City in 43 floating in Long Island Sound at' arrested 21 persons and lasued 60 IS Moat fooliih Montana 44 Peel 192 pergbns drowned. written warnings. .24 Roosevelt dog State and local police through Shore Park. He had gone swim ISFoee 33 Car partf 46 State Three of th* arrests were for so Cloya ^5 JaWbl out the nation stepped up patrols ming alone earlier in the day. BY V. T. HAMLIN 26 Wilhera 38 Hun leader 47 Iroquolm driving under the influence of li rwisRoO~WERE‘m W E?^ ALLEY OOP 21 Operated Indian of streets and highways to help 27 Cara 40 Nut • Th* state's highways were quor and 18 were lor drt-ving with SSHIgh in 48 Enchanted curb traffic violators and hold NOT TXtS ONE ! not HK HAA! BUT ALLCW VmOA! HOLD ON rM HBMI *4 atature 28 Writer,------41 Fencing flooded with state, police ofllcers, out a llcenee or with a license un ca ow tD O aworda 60------Mahal dewn the accident toll. mmacak thk oh.thatb , I fVT n NO eitlMINllLf NOWl ARBNT SSBaptiimal S. Gardner auxiliary state policemen and der siiiipenslon. RimcuuxM I THcnc f M A MAN "«X) WR- . However, all b u t six states and I l llLfil'iBHIiUP '■, 'iOU OXJT' ouTLMvf HTc aor/ place Motor Vehicle Department In After oheckinp the night's re f o im v. ms A PMCI ON HIA Mt HAS MVWELT/ or infujbncc filOTlMa MB? the District of Columbia reported r r 10 1 spectors. There were some 1,000 sults, MaJ. W illiam , said the pro.- head; AND fiRCAT SO Heroic atory t i 1 r at least one traffic fatality. States LtW TO 8HOC7T NOT} / men In all. > pkrson; WBAOHf 27 Carded fabric which had no deaths oh the- fiigh- gram seemed to be off to a good p - r : •• ••»- ^ - v | H There were 884 motorists ar 30 Nomadic ways Included Alaska, Delaware, start. rested on the highways, 248 o f I Need vacation eath? It'e aaey ae A-BrC to get en Okay Least V Indian North Dakota, New . Hampshire, "Jiiat .those three drunken driv- r l i which were speeding offenders. . A. Call in, I 32 Coat New Mexico and Wyoming. Texas irs akme wept -worth it," he said. 34 Sudi Police Issued 2,519 written ' 8. Upon apprevni, pick up your eath. . led the state totals, with 22. Illi Prunhen drivers are potential 35 Standards of r A warnings—to become part of the kMiers.” I C. Pay hack in menthiy Inatallmanta you eheeaa ■ Ode NEVER 1 nois and Virginia each had 18. ■ perfection m driver's record. Besides the one Our Manager Likat to Say, "Your Loan ie Okay!" i I MS5ED A r i f However, only one traffic death 3SMalt beverage fatality, 38 persons- were injured NEW ENGLAND ’rpLJOURNEDf FletchW, Goeline, Lester Stimson, THAT A SYSTEM ademy of Arts and Letters gave and an associate- member of Co Ir-tants and m otherj during their COME t o O R D E R . OUR W A Y him its gold medal in recognition of Jerry Dunnad and Fritz Macht stay in the hospital, is retiring OF DIRECTIONS BE lumbia Congregational C3iurch. Be were starters or callers. Assis rtfiA R Sf 'êONCRATULXnONS,] TO V\/HAT ? his work. Although he gained fame sides their daughters they have a this summer from the Yale School PUliMO. established t o T. as satirical painter in Germany, he tants were John Soracchi, Nelson of Medicine.' Dr. Jackson, a riiiM M6KT SS son, Philip, also at home. Field, John Card, Leonard King, HEUF» US FIND concentrated on scenery and land Lt. O’Brisn Go«i te Colchester ipsychlatrist, will be given the ‘ t i m i NOT Wl OUR W A Y . Robert Crawiford, Elmil Sadlon, TOMSOmOf j scapes in America. State Policeman Lt. Thomas M. rank of emeritus clinical profes Keimeth Erickson, Tom Chowanec c i i n i i HOUR. Beeides hla wife, a\irvlvora in O'Brien, of Pine St., begins l\ls new sor of pediatrics and psychia^, and Jeff Wehner. clude his acme,' Martin, 24, a duties tomorrow, at the Colchester it was announced Saturday, Jiidg.es were Malcolm Barstrom, guitarist and nlphtclub entertain barracks. Lt O’Brien, a member Gill Wendt, John Soracchi, Ken f ^ N o H e e ^ : er In Chicago, and Peter, 34, a of the force, for 16 years, was pro neth Barsteom, (teorge Evans, research enj^neer in Pri,iceton, moted from sergeant last week by Emil Whener, Lucius W. Robinson BREASTS N.J. Leo J. Mulcahy. neA/ State Police 300 YEARS' Jr., Geoirge Smith. T heodore Bom into a middle clase inn commissioner. For the past five keeper’s fami'Iy, Gix - was father- Loughrey, and Lester Stimson. ARTHUR DRUG years O’Brien has been stationed PRESCRIPnON THE FOLLOWING PAINT, lees at 6. Oane-wielding FYueelan at the Danielson barracks. It was Maqohnnter Evening Herald Co- EXPERIENCE teachera expelled him from school stated at the time of the announce liunMa correspondent Mm. Don- BY OUR pharmacists : while he was wtill a youngster. ment that he will beTassigned to id R. Tuttle, telephone AOademy HOR'IY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLl Turning to art, he niade hla way succeed Lt.. Oamus H. Avery, as 8-8485. WALLPAPER and HARDWARE through Dresden's Royal.Academy commandant at the Groton bar f l of Art, and arrived in Berlin Just racks. Lt. Avery has not yet re J4 THAT PO?T LOOMS ( LOOM.'THAT before World War I. MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD GOOQVANCEV.' I'HATE tired. V JWT/OH.NO'/ A few montilw on the Western MYSELF I,adie* Society Sale Saturday FVont as an enlisted man turned LB IT'S AMAZING.' 1 GUESS WELL, I'VE HAD MY WAIT A SECOND. PHIL WHEN I DO iTie Ladles S—-A ft « w Burdette. hU own rlght-#AU-Stsr sppearance. 171# others | Saturdayv5-2 handed ace with Milwaukee, may art .Bill White and Joe Cunningham New York, July 6 {/P)— Armchair boxing fans ret a break power-laden National League open with Los Angeles’ Don Drye- of fit. Louts, Vada Pinson of Cln-| this week with two world title fights scheduled to be tel^ aquad. headed by - H e n r y dale. cinnstl and Smoky Burgess o f’ Veteran Pat, Mr^retta vised into their living rooms. Bantemweight C h^pion Al Aaron, Willie Mays and Ernie In any event, righthanded pitch Pittsburgh. Righthanders Prank! checked previovurly unde phonse Halimi of France and welterweight ruler ^ n Jordan Banks, was favored today to ing. at least for the first three in Robinson of tha Reds, Ken Boyer! and Hal Smith of the Cards and, feated Niantic Vith gnat six ^ 1 ■■ 1 ...... « o f LogLos Angeles risk their crown#c iw n s end .the American I.«ague’8 nings, sppesred to be In order. The Amerirsn tsMffiM on the West Coast Both are fa two starting squads are. predomi- Dick Groat and Rill Maserotkl of- hits Sunday afternoon at the OOUN'niY CLUB tWo-y«ar dominance In tomorrow)’# the Pirates, round out the National' Batting Kuenn, Detroit, JUSff; West Side Oval/as the host vored. .36th annual All-Star game at nently righthsnded. Second bsse- MEN’S DIVISION HaUrni la a 2-1 favw4te to beat msn Neile Fox of the White Sox Is I.«ague sqii*d, excepting the pitch Ksllne, Dstrolt, .344; Runnels. Mancliester American Legion ODD HOLE TOURNEY M orh a rd t’ s Hit Forbes Field. ers. ' > Bostorf. .333; Fox, ChleSgo. .830; Mexico’a Joe Becerra in thei-r 16- A capacity crowd of 35,000 was the only left-handed batter among itthiori posted thoir fifth conseru- On»-Half Handicap rounder at Loe Angeles’ new the American starters, Eddie Stengel ha« three lefthanders to Wortditflg. Bsitimor#. .818 ^Mive Zone Two virtory, 6-1. The Friday Tops Spiringfield . A— rta— liSBgtM assured for this second mld-sum- throw at 'the Nationals’ southpaw $6,000,000 Sport# Arena Wednee- n.er contest in Pittsburgh since the Mathews. Milwaukee third base- Rims KjUebfisw, Washing Important triumph moved the Silk Class A—Mike Karpuiâ S6-S— swingers. Thay are Chicago's Billy ton. 65, Pow#i, Cleveland. 64; Towners into Sole posses-sion of day flight (ABC-TV, 9 p.m., EST). Y«M#td*y’s R«#ult« All-Star event was inaugurated in man. and Wally MoOn, Loa Angeles S3, Erwin Kennedy 36-2—34. Jordan Is a 9-6 choice to beat beck left fielder, ark- the only left- Plerca, Kansas City’s Bud Daley Yost,. Detroit, 60: Aparicitx Chi first place: ~- Class B —BJarl BaHaiefwr 39-6— Moe Morhardt was the Washington 7, Naw York 0 1933. The last one played here, on and hjs own Whitey Ford, His the chaWenge of Denny Moyer, un Boston 0*6, Baipmor# 0-3 J:ily 11, 1944. w’as won by the Na handed awlngtra In the Nationals' cago, 67; Jensen, Boatoti. 5A dbach Whitey John.son's club 38, Del Ballard 40-7-33. hero yesterday as the Lan beaten, 19-year-old contender, In starting lineup. righthanders, bsstdes Wilhelm and! , Runs Batted In — Killebrew, bowed lV-2 to West Hartford in Class C—Jerry Beaulieu 88-7— Cleveland 6. Detroit 4 (10) tional League, 7.-1. Wynn, mrt Jim Running of Detroit! caster Red Roses defeated Moyer’a hometown of Portland, Chicago 4, Kansas City 3 (10) Including Aaron, Mays and In addition to Mathews, Moon, Waahlngton. 70; -vlenaen, Boeton Saturday afternoon’s Independent 31, John Sonmieni 43-9-34. shortstop Banks, and outflalders and the Yankees’ Ryne Duron, who' and Lemon, Washington. 60; Co clash ,at Sterling: Field. The Springfield, 9-8, in an East Ore., Friday night (NBC radio-TV, Ww L PcPet. G.B. Banks, the Nationals boasted 13 Is virtually certain to See action BUND BOGIE 9 p.m., EST). Cleveland .... 44 32 H79 playera batting bettsr than .300 to Mays -ind Aaron, tha National lavlto. Cleveland and Maxwell, • weekend split left the locals with ern I^ g u e game at Lan I-#ague’a atarUng All-Stara will In late tn 'Jie game. First draw 72, Lea BrooOcea; The 27-year-old Frenchman la <%icsgb Vv. • • • 48 85 .661 2 only six for the Americans. The Detroit, ,57. en overall 7-2 won and lost rec second draw 101, George Biidd; caster. The former Man- clude first baseman Orlando Ce- Williams on Bench getting a $65,000 guarantee for hi# Baltljnort 4h 88 .519 4 4 senior circuit also had four of Its^ Hits Kox, Chicago, 106; Kueim, ord.' third draw 100, Ue, Bob Mc- ■ithester High and UConn 40 88 > .613 5 peda of San Francisco, second Tad WilllSma, one of the three Detroit, 104; Rtinnels. Boeton, #9; first title defense in nearly two New York .. seven pitchers with 10 or mors' lefthanded hlttere on the American Mistretla. who walked two bat Nama’ra, Eld McLaughlin and Ed outfielder collected the hit years. He hatnn. risked the jewels Detroit ...... 40 40 .600 6 baseman Johnny Temple of Cincin Power, (Meveland, 92; Allison, ter.' and also hit two Nlantlc Dlk. regular season victories while the nati and catcher Del Crandall of League bench, probably will be that drove in the winning since he whipped Raul (Raton) Washington .. 37 ■s41 .474 8 American had only one, Chicago’s Washington. 91. ' . batsmen while recordinff .'seven FI.AO TOURNAMENT 48 .434 11 the Braves; .______used In a pinch hitting role. Yogi run in the ninth inning. Macias, another Mexican chal Kansas City .. 33 Early Wynn. To how* rung, the Berra of New York and ®ete Run Doubles Wiiinsms. Kansas strikoDuta en route to his second ,«ia'turday lenger, at Loe Angeles, Nov. 6, Boston ...... 38 44 .429 114 American Slarlors City. 24; K)ienn. Detroit. 23; Run win. banged out three safeties to Class A —Stan HlUnekl 6S-2— Nationals, also led, 207 to 200. The Americans' starUng squad, nels of Boston are the otheri? un-. Signed two weeks ago by 1957. An arr.i Injury, a circus Today’s Sohodiile Managers Gassy Stengel of the orthodox Swingers. The rlghth'and- nels. Boston snd Fox. Chicago, pace Manchester’s 11-hit attack. 66, ,‘4heY Ferg\iaon 7 3 -6 ^ 7 , E>ln$.r the Chicago Cubs for a re tour, and six non-title fight# (he- No Games Scheduled besides Fox, Include-flrat naseman 21: Lopez. New York, 19. Outfielders Dick . Sylvester and American League and Fred Haney Bill Skowron, New York; Shortstop ed bench brigade Include Harvey Lorentteh 71-2-69. Vion all) Kept Alphonee Inwy Tomorrow's Aohediile Kuenn. Detroit; Vlc’ Power, Cleve Triples Kuenn. Detroit, De- Darcy Smith chipped in with two Class B- Ev Murphy 74-9—66, ported $50,000, • • Morhardt of the .National arrived late last lAiis Aparicio. Chicago; Third W:, •) the meantime. His record Is 27-1 All-Star Game at Pltteburgh night and said they w’ould an land; Frank Malzone, Boston; Roy' Mastrl. Ksnsas City and Allison, bingle.a apiece, with the latter Vin BogginI 78-9--69, Dfck De- -f.- was » assigned to Fort including 16 kncjkouts. baseman Harmon Klllcbrew, Waah- Washington, 5: Six pisyers tied nounce their starting pitchers, as ington; Catcher Gug Triandos, Sievers. Washington; Gi| M e-! driving in two ^ns. Martin 80-11- 69. Worth, Tex., in the Triple Becerra. 23, has ew ^ t his last NaUoaai League Dougald, New York, and Sherm with 4. Cla-ss C — Beaulieu 78-14—64, well as the batting orders, early Baltimore; and outfielders A| Ka j Four singles and a sacrifice ac A American Assn. How.- 15 fights, 1 by knockouts. Now the Yeal»rdk.v’s ReAilts Lollar, Chickgo. The Yankees': Home Run# Killebrew. Wash corded Sunday’s victors a 2-0 mar Hal Turkington 91-26--66, Lee this morning. Although the two lina of Detroit. Minnie Mtnooo and ever, in order to play regu No. 1 contender, his record is 32- Ehttaburgh 7-3, Cincinnati 6-2. veteran piloU refused to give even Rocky Colavlto of Cleveland. Ka Mickey Mantle, of course. Is a ington. 28; tTolavtto, Clevelamf, gin in the first inning before Beauchene 85-17—68, 2-1,' Iricludingr 20 k ■ oe. Jolting switch hitter. I 24: Allison, Washington, 21; Tri Niantic retaliated with a single larly, his contract was as Milwaukee 6,-Philadelphia 0. s hint of their -mound choices. It line. sidelined for several days by BF.HT 17 HOLER .... Joe's chief credential for the title u’as believed they had last minute a cheekbone operation, was expect Haney has two southpaws to ’ andos, Baltimore and Lemon, tally in the third and another run I Sunday sign^ to Lancaster in,the Loe Angeles 4-5, Chicago 3-3. fight is a 10th roimd knockout of St. Lotils 4-2, San Franclaco 2-4. changes of h#art. ed to be ready. throw at the Americans-Johnny I Washington. 20. In the top of the ^fourth which Cla/ss A —Ken Gordon 68-4- «4. Class A Eastern League. Italy’s Mario D’Agate last Feb. 6. Antonelll of the Giants anil his own | Stolen Bsses - Aparicio. Chi deadlock^ the score at 2-all. W. L. Pet. G.B. Wynn u d Drysdale Haney—who In hla only other All- Doe ' McKee 68-3- 65. D’Agata went the full 16 with Stengel, who earlier had indi Btar managerial effort... last___year, Warren Spahn. Gene ConW of[ cago, 25; Mantle. New’ York, 14; Insiirancei M vkers SPINNAKER RUN— Dragon Class sailboats skimmed Clasa B—MerriH Anderson 76- Milwaukee . . . ,.44 3 .571 — ' in of Chics Halimi In the htiaUy Hittle French- San Franclaco ..46 35 .568 — cated Hoyt WUhelm, Baltimore’s lost to Stengel 4-3 -has five left-1 Philadelphia, Don El«tpn ^ ^ Jen.sen.’' Boston and Landis, Chi But with two outs In the bot along swiftly during Regatta Week on Kiel Bay in Ger 8- - 67. P"an’a fiiet> title defense, April 1, knucklebsll expert, as hi# opening handed hitters available on bis I go an^d Elroy of , Ittsîrgh cago, 10; Power, Cleveland. 8. daas C—John Rleder 84-21—63, Los Angeles... ,.47 37 .560 '* tom of the third frame, Paul Sar many. Almost 500 boats participated in the only im Kelley Scores 1967. Pittsburgh . . . pitcher, was said to be considering bench. These include the veteran are the other righthanders. Face, Pitching — MeUah. Cleveland, tor was nicked by a pitch and Budd 87-23—64. ..43 39 .524 3>i portant yachting event until Olympic Games competition 'X 7" • M. Jordan, 25, is getting a $70,000 Chicago ...... 39 41.488 64 •witching to Wynn. Haney, but atm potent Stan Muaial, who like Duren. flgurea to be in there 10-3, 769: Shaw, Chicago' and raced to third base on a double by HUND BOGIE J l f i ’V V ) ^guarantee for his second defense originally believed to be favoring was named by Haney for hi# 16th at the end. Moaal. Detroit, 7-,3.-,700, Wilhelm, on the Bay of Naples.-f- ▼ 1 EAJ * J the year; He triwinced ex-dha«ip St. L ou is...... 34 42 .468 8 Skip Marsh. Both runners scOred First “'draw 95, Budd; second 34 Inch Pike d Holiday Treal ____ year. He trounced ex-dhamp Cleveland Holds Two Game Advantage Cincinnati- . . . . .35 45 1438 104 Baltimore, 9-4. .692; Wyrm, Chi on Sfnith'a single to rightfleld. draw 92, tie, Frank Oonnorton and Vlr^l Aiklne In their return scrap Philadelphia ...... 29 48 .377 16 cago. 11-5, •.686. Manchester added a pair of Insur I>r. Gene Davis. Richard Lynne of 88 Wedgewood Dr. took advantage of at St. Louie April 24. Jordan’e Strikeouts - ■ Score, Cleveland, • ance narkera in the eighth. Head’to-Head Duet Today the Fourth of July holiday Saturday and went fishing. In Road Race record is 46-11, Including 15 kayos. Today’a Schedule WOMEN’S DIVISION No Games Scheduled. 111; Wvnn, Chicago. 101; Paa- Outfit 8-5 Saturdfiy the locals TWO-BALL BERT BALL The part of his catch that he wants to talk about is Moyer, son o a fighter end a ciial, .Washington, 94; Ehmnlng, also committed five errors which Needham, Mass., July 6 UPi— fighting family, has a 20-0 record, Tomorrow's Schedule Friday shown above, a 34-inch pike which weighed more than Score, Bell Save Win in Relief All-Star Game at PltUhurgh. Detroit, 9l; Turley, New York, 74. figured in West Hartford's scor First low net-Cele Perry-Betty Johnny Kelley has added a course Including four Imyos. He earned Three-Way Scramble 12 pounds. The catch was made with a daredevil lure in ing. Thfe winners spotted the Benton 87-14-73. record and the national 20 - kilo his tttle crack by beating two National League Zone Tw’o leaders two runs in the Finsterwald, Wall South Windsor. (Herald^Photo by Pinto) contenders, Gagpur Ortega and New York, July 6 (/P)— INDIANS 5, TIGERS 4 — *rhet SBNATORa 7. YANKS 0—Har First low gross-Hazel Barger- meter road race crown to his - Battirig ; - Aaron. Milwaukee, second inning before battling back Barbara Williams 89. Vince Martinez, thi# year. Moyer Indians blew 2-0 and 3-2 leads at mon Kellebrew, one game ahead of Cleveland’s Indians breeze in Detroit, then tied it 4-all in the Babe Ruth’s record-60 pace of .370; While, St, Louis and GilHam, . with a pair in the third and then BEST BAU. FOUI^MES growing list of titles. is ranked second by Ring and llfti) to the All-Star game break— Sport Schedule erupting for three more in the The slender Groton, Conn., by the NBA. eigh*’'. ir.d put it away in the 10th 1927, hit his 28th home rtin and Loa Angeles. 349: Logan. Mil Saturday " and because of it—with a two- on George Strickland's double and drove In three runs for the Sena waukee, .332; Cepeda, San Fran- seventh inning. Paul Sartor, who Deadlock at Flint First low net-Evelyn Lorent- schoolteacher, who owns the For N. L. Leadership Toda.v made his debut as a pitcher, course recordrecora forlor theuio Bostonouetuii Mar- The West Ooast dominates the game lead in the American an error by Detroit first baseman tors, 'who have won alx of their . - ciaco, .331. ’ ' zen, Isabelle Parclak, Dot Ballslep- Vinton Sets New Mark lArry Osborne, whose first error last eight games. Roy Sievers Ponticelli vs. PAF, 6:15—Oval. worked 6 2/3 innings and gave er, Melissa DeMartin, 82-17-70. athbn and who recently captured major action'in bo:dng more than League race. With three day.s Runa — Mathewa, Milwaukee up all eight hits and five tallies Flint, Mich., July 6 Charlie Neal Neal and and before Ed Cain came onto hold Jr., a couple of tournament-tested champions with plenty Kae Allen, Cele Perry, 87. thon crown, won the -national 20 phil Moyer, -Denny’s alddlq- Gordon used Herb Score and Gary fore the San Franrisco Giants of the Phillies’ hit# and doubled Pinson. Cincinnati, 63; Neal, Loa ■ with his second relief victory In it a breeze for Pascual (8-7) and Ponticelll vs, Naselff, 8:16 — for their only extra-base hit off Gll Hodge# had homered off lo#«r Angeles, 60; Roblnann, Cincinnati, the West Hartford hitters score of playoff know-how, waged a head-to-head duel today over MIXED SCOTCH FOURSOMES kllometer (12V4 miles) test Satur- weight brother, meeta T ony Bell, a pair of starting pitchers. In National AAU Meet day in 64AA minutes,Tvalmif 8.6fi A seconds.■Af'nn/f* rv«.Mj«%n>eiAfeDominguez of SanCan Francisco inIn as many days, wrapped It up with giving the Nats 101 homers for Keeney. could figure the odds on Willey (4-2), who walked three. John Buzhardt (4-4). 68. less the rest of the way. $9,000 and first place in the F int Open Golf Championship. Siuiday In relief yesterday and It paid off ArisOldl vs. Pagan!, ff—Verplanck. the fesiure 10-ronnder at Rich with a 5-4, 10-lnning victory at De a hitless two-lnning job. He paired the ,vear. Duke Maas (6-5) was the moving from first place on Gene Conley (6-5)? an earlier A three-run #lxlh again#! Inn Runs Batted ’ In--Banks. Chi Catcher Nippy Uaydash (three The 18-hole battle was set for !'*> First low net-Bob Boyce-Barbara That was almost 45 seconds and Optical vs. P*F, 6—Waddell. mond, OaMf., Tuesday night. He’ll with Score to blank the Tigers, loser. shutout winner oVir his former ing reliever '01#n Hobble (9-7) cago, 76: Robinson, Cincinnati. 73, singles, 2 RBI) and centerfielder p.m. (EST) after they tied at 282 Williams 81-15-66.’ Bangor, Maine, July 6 (/P)— Other records were «et by 400 yards ahead of Jim Green. troit. down to .500 • again with their • • * Garden Grove vs. Medics, 6 — July 4 to the pennant, they Bren Cleary (two aingles) sparked Not only has the methodical vet be back In Portland Friday to root Milwaukee mates, gave up 13 hits wrapped up -the second game for Aaron, Milwaukee, 72; Cepeda, at the end of the regulation 72-hole First low gross-Elnar Lorentzen- Pfc. J. Roy Thompson, running Thomas Carroll of the New Both ran for the Boston A.A. That gave Cleveland a • four- fourth straight loss, on one hit Buckley. were in second place. West Hartford while Mistretta eran from Pocono Manor, Pa., won for his big brother. game winning string and retained RED SOX 9-6, 0R10LE.S 0-S— for the loss. Los Angeles. Clem Labine (3-7) San Francisco, 63; Mathews, Mil yesterday. the Masters, but he also captured Julie Faulkner 79. for the Boston A. A., wrote The old record, Îso held by over the last 3 1-3 innings. Score Civltan vs. Kaceys, 4:15-Char-' ,.They aren’t second bj’ much continued his tremendous slugging two new records over the York Athletic Club in the 880, Zora Polley, ranked eecond a two-game spread over Chicago's Sam White drove in five runs for (.003), but the Milwaukee Braves * • * \ was the winner In relief, leaving waukee, 59. Finsterwald, who will defend his the Pebble Beach and Azklea Tour ELLINGTON RIDGE Kelley, was 64:^1.0 wild-pitched Detroit into a 4-3 the Red Sox in the opener with a ter Oak. with a pair of singles in a 'losing weekend in the National Jun by Robert Vinton of the FHn- Kelley opened a lead in the first among the heavjwelgl^ ewtend- second place White Sox, who beat CARDS 4-2, GIANTS 2-4 — for a pincji-hltter in the big sixth. Hits—Aaron, Milwaukee. 117; NaUonal PGA title later thia naments. Wall is the garhe-Ieading Saturday lead, but choked off further dam pafe-' of two*out hits. Tom Brewer Willis vs. Nike. 6 :lS~Robertaon. definitely are back in the Na Sandy Koufax then fanned six, effort. ' month, and Wall, the 1S59 Mastera ior Men's AAU meet. nish-American Athletic Club mile arid never was headed ers by Ring and third by the Kansas City 4-3 in 10 innings. j age after relieving starter Mike Marines vs. Green Manor, 8:80^ tional League lead going Into the White, hitting .349 for a share Cepeda. San Francisco, 106: T ^ - money winner with $45,783 already Kickers: Low net, JCd Mattls NBA, face# Alvin Williams of Ok- (6-5) blanked the Birds on three but needed last-out help from pie, Cincinnstl, 106; Neal. Los An Wednesday night .Manchester champion, matched par in the final 117-40—77, Lou Becker 81-4— 77, Thompson, of Houston, Tex., in the mile and by Reid Boston A.A. runners finished in The Indians also jumped five; Garcia In a two-run seventh. Tom Robertson. pause for tomorrow’s All-Star of the runner-up ipot In the NL pocketed.. l^.oma City at Fresno, Calif., singles. Jackie Jensen, who hit his Johnny Klippstein, who struck out geles, 102; Pinson, Cincinnati, begins the second round of play in round at Warwick Hills in nearby Lou Gallasso 77-0^77, John Har- and stationed at Ft. Devena, Crawshaw, also of the Fin- the first four positions In the field games ahead of the once-more i Morgan (1-31 was the loser in re FNS vs. Phone.-g'JlS—Nebo. ganl# at. Pittsburgh. Tlffi* Braves, bat race, walloped his eighth But it was Wall who first blew nish-American Club, In the 'feursday night. Folley is from 18th home run off loser Hector Ernie Banks, to #ave It Banks 100 Zone Two with a 6:15 road game Grand Blanc. But both blew a victory in regulation, time. He and rigan 92-15— 77, Mrs. Connie Kelly Mass., set new national marks of 65 starters. Kelley and Green stumbling New York Yankees,! lief. * • • Nats vs. Celtics, 6:80—Ovsl. dropped to second by Philadelphia home run and first major league- . against neighboring Rockville at javelin. Vinton, from Man Chandler, Arlz. Brown (5-4) in the opener, had had'hit his 23rd home run earlier. DoubleSr- CimoU, St. Louis, II; . chance to grab all the marbles. Finsterwald shared a four-stroke 112-35— 77, Fred McKone 80 plus In the 440-yard hurdles and were followed by Al( Confaione, who were knocked off 7-0 by ■ WHITE SOX 4, A’S 8—Luis Ap- Saturday night, regained th# lead slam in the fifth Inning of '' the Henry Park. chester, Conn., competed with 67:46.0, and Grahairi Parnell, 70:- four singles and drove in three runs opener at St. Louis against loser • • •. Aaron, Milwaukee, 27; Temple, Their 2 ^ totals were aix-atrokes lead after 54 holes, and while the 2—82, Mrs. Lois .Bantly 122-40— In the 220 yard low hurdles. Washington. The Senators, back arido and Nellie Fox. who com ‘In the nightcap as Hoyt 'Wilhelm by beating the Phillies 5-0 be Georgetown this season. . . PIR.ATES 7-8, REDS 6-2 Ron Cincinnati, 231 Pinson, Cincinnati. W«,t Rartford Strikeout seven hits, singled for the winning Frank Baumann (3-1) was the terday. Haydash. 2b ...'< 1 3 3 3 0 3 pionship^ par of 36-36—72. of the final round. Wall was steady Kickers: Low net—Bert Lind two-day meet that ended Sat mile In 1:53 flat to better the runs, mdved within two games of run in the 10th. Al Smith’s solo second game winner, allowing The Giants slipped by splitting a Kirkland and getting Orlando C e-! out until Gus Bell's two-run homer San Franclaco, 22. Dunn, lb ...... 3 1 110 1 1 0 They edged veterans Jerry Bar with par. After 17 holes, Wall was urday. mark of l:54.4'set by Plncus fltui place Detroit and within Berlin— Gustav (Bubh Bcholz, pair of 4-2 decisions at St. Louia. peda on a pop for us with a run in the ninth gave the Reds a tie Triples—Pinson, Cincinnati snd Traynor, ss . , , , , ..4012110 say, 92-20—72; Lou Becker, 82-5— Silk Towners Play homer had tied It In the ninth only two hita but walking in a 'run Cleary, cf ber and record-busting Cary Mid- two-under, and Finsterwald had Winners- are eligible for tri Sober in 1926. three of the fourth place Yankees. 159*/*, West Berlin, outpointed Hans- They lost the opener when ex home and two on In tffe eighth. | in the second game. A double by Mathews, Milwaukee. 7; - Dark. .. 4 0 2 1 0 .0 0 77.- against loser Ned Garver (6-8)— and giving vvay Jo Frank Sullivan Werner Wohlers, 158J4. Hamburg.^ Rohrs... rt ...... 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 dlecoff by a singe stroke. The 43- crept to within one stroke- by get Mixed Monkey tournament; Low als for the U.S. .Olympic try Vinton’s time In the mile Last place Boston bounced back who was 4-for-4, Including a home in the sixth. Gus Triandos hit his male Bill White hit a grand-slam Jones (10-8) gave up only elx' Danny Kravlti, a force out, in- Chicago, Neal, Los Angeles snd Dixon, If ...... 3001000 year-old Barber, who plays only a ting four birdies. outs, the National Senior was 4:16.3, lowering the old For Junior Crown 15 (For European Middleweight hita in the aecond game, but - Reid out and. Bill Mazero»kt ■ White, St. Louis, 6. (a) Driscoll. If , .. 1 0 0 1 0 0* 0 gross—Harry Eich, Mrs. Roselle frorii a seven-game skid by beat run, and drove in two Kansas City 20th home run. a two-run shot in Title). home run in support ot^ a six-hit Escholz. c ...... 4108100 dozen or so ihajor events a year, In the meantime, Wall had tossed DeCarli, Leon Brown, Lois" Bantly, event, the Pan-A m e r i c a n record of 4.19.7 set In 1931. ing Baltimore twice, 9-0 and 6-3, runs. Aparicio also homered for the the seventh, for the Orioles and pitching job by Ernie Broglio, for walked just as many. Miller, single then made Kline a Home Runs—Msthewe, Mil Caskarino, p .. 3 0 0 0 4 0 0 fired a closing 67 for his best back the challenges of Middlecoff, 113. Low net—John Harrigan, Mrs. Games and the meet with Crawshaw threw the javelin Orange, July 6 (>P)—A record NATIONAL LEAGUE under new manager Billy Jurgea. White Sox. Turk Lawn (5-2) was Yarmouth, Ma#».—Johnnie Otto, mer San Franclaco farm hand. other former Card, came on In the | winner with a five-hitter. Or- waukee, 25; Banks, Chicago 23: Sparked by Glen Banks’ 3-for-Ml now Is only 10 shy of the AL rec- showing in reegnt years. Barber and-Julius Boros. But Wall Sally Grother, Werner Kunzll, Mrs. Russia. 232 feet, three Inches for the field of 111 golfers will play an The double jolt dropped the third the winner with four innings of ord- fpr catchers' he shares with 156, Hyannts, Maaa., stopped Dave But ex-Card Sam Jones won the eighth, then- needed Antonelll’#| lando Pena (3-6) wa# the loser in Aaron, Milwaukee, 22; Robinson. Total! ...... 36 6 8 27 11 X 2 performance and five runs In the I Grant, 152. Boston, 4. MaachÂ^r (S) Corrected Flaw took six strokes on the par four Mickey Dymon, 136-64—72; Dr. Thompson’s mark of 53.4 other new mark. place Orioles 4 Vi games behind. one-hit. shut out relief. ' Yankee Yogi Berra. help for the last two outs. WII- | relief. Cincinnati, 18; Cepeda, San Fran 18-hole qualifying round today at fourth and fifth Innings, the Med second game with relief help from ab r h-po a e rbl Middlecoff, who corrected a put No. 18. John Phlffer, Tom Wolfe, Pete in the 440 yard hurdles bet The New York Athletic McCSil, Idaho— George Logan, Stu -Miller and Johnny Antonelll. lie May# hit his 14 th homer, good Don Hoak’s bas«#-#n>pty home cisco, 17, Sylvester, cf 0 0 ting Haw by practicing before a the Race Brook Country Club In ics trimmed Green Manor 8-1 Fri Salmond, u Oioked Up Naktenis, Mrs. Jeanette Harrigan, tered the 54.3 record set by Club took team honors with Boise, Idaho, knocked out Joe Ha- Loa Angeles closed within-* a for two runs, off loser Gary Blay run, hla eighth, triggered a three- Stolen Bases --Neal, Los An 116 3 mirror, set a course record with a day night at Buckley Field. Andy MistrMta. lb 2 11 0 0 ■'Call it choking up, or whatever 130-57—73; Ed Blonlarz, Betty Arthur Holman of New York 155 points. The Ellectrlc Boat the 28th annual Junior Champion bana, Fêrto Rico, Hea-vies, 2. half->game of first by sweeping the lock (4-5). run sixth Inning against losing geles. 14; Mays, San Francisco. Feshler, 8b 34-31—65. He scored an eagle- Ruganis paced the Manormen with, 1 3 4 1 you want," said a disheartened Wolfe, Gien Briercheck, Stan in 1931. Thompson, a Rice Athletic’ Club had 76 for sec ship of the Connecticut State Golf Havana—Puppy Garcia, 1294, Chicago Cub# 4-3 and 5-3. Pitts • • • - reliever Brooks Lawrence (3-9) 12; Gilliam, Los Angeles and Minor, c ...... 0 4 1 1 three on the 10th hole with a 100- Assn. The low 16 will qualify for three safeties In as many trips. Gene Tunney Called the Turn Cuba, outpointed Hilton Smith, Sartor, p . . . . 0 0 ,2 0 Wall. "I just feel terrible." , Davis, 135t61--74; Dr. Eric Kell graduate, ran the 220 lows ond place and the Harvard burgh look two from Cintinnatl, DODGERS 4-5, CU^S 3-8 ■— A that gave the opener to the Pi Blasingame, St. Louis, 11; T. Tay Cain, p ...... yard wedge shot. Middlecoff’s 65 Medics ...... 100 230-6-6-2 1284, Miami. 10. U 0 0 0 Flns.terwald came down the 18th ner, Mrs. Helen'McMulIin, Al Haas, in 23.5, topping the old mark Spiked Shoe Club was third match play which gets under way 7-6 and 3-2 in 11 Innings. tumbling catch by Wally Moon, rates. Harvey Haddix gave up lor, Chicago. Pinson and Robin (b) McAdam 0 0 0 0 wiped but the record set earlier In fairway, knowing that he needed Eleanor Paige, 129-55—74, of 23.8. with 68. Tuesday. Green M an or...... 010 000-1-7-3 > Havana—Paul Diaz, 156, Cuba, son, Cincinnati and Moon, Los Si)i)rin8z. lb 0 110 Brady and Rlppman, Kunz; Col- * * * with 'twp on . and two out in the home runs to Frank Robinson, who Smith, rf 0 r 0 0 the day when. Gei)e Llttler shot a only a par for victory. But he took This year’s field will top the outpointed Jimmy Beechmari, Angeles. 10. Marsh, If 66. angelo and Cone. __ BRAVES 5 PHILS 0—A two- eighth, and Danny McDevitf# drove In three' runs, and Pete 12 10 five strokes and forced the play A four-ball tournament »w111 be record 100 entries In last year’s 1534. Miami, 10. two-hit, shutout relief over the Whlaenant, but squared his rec Pitching- Face. Pittsburgh, 12- • Barber and Middlecoff each col off. On Built-Up Floyd Patterson Buenoa Airea—Fred ThompsRoger Craig save in the ninth inning, cisco,'12-4, .750; Mizell. St. Louis, b—Grounded out for Cain Ih ftlh. pot that equals the richest payoff In three previous playoffs. He lost dez, Argentina, Welters, 10. 9-3, .750; Newcomb, Cincinnati. West Hartford...... 002 000 30x—5 All-§tar Baseball Game for three In a row. pitching (12 strikeouts and no New York (NEA)—When Floyd^ pool Beatnik laated 11 round#. * Patterson, still shoved into the in Michigan golf history. ■■ ■ ■ '-t--—• Manchester ...... 020 000 000^2 to Doug Sanders In the 1956 Cana Neither Salvatore nor the de Patterson won the heavyweight | Patterson had been coddled like 9-4, .692; Podres, Los Angeles. SB. Escholz. Feshler; SAC. Cas- Today’s showdown pitted stolid, dian Open, to Don ^ hitt in the walks) of Gary Gallagher, Man background, answered one ques feated finalist last year, Raymond championship at the age of 21,1 an only child by a strange charac- 8-4, ,667. aarlno. Marsh; DP. Feshler to MIs- calculating efficiency experts 1957 Tucson Open and to Wall just chester Parkade upended regular tion much to the discomfiture of iretta; BB. Cassarino 2. ^ r t o r 2; SO, Klein of Bridgeport's D. Fairchild season champion Sullivan’s Red A Gene Tuitney said; ' ter named Cus D Amato. His D’Amato. still basking in the at Sunday’s Homers Savior AAU Trît Strikeouts— Drysdale. Los An Caisarlno 8. Sartor 3, Cain 1: Hits off against another. More than $13,600 a year ago in the Akron Open. geles. .133; S. Jones. San Fran Once Belonged to Fans Wheeler, Is eligible for this year’s White Stand 5-2 Friday night at "The tragedy is that the boy| Svengali screened Floyd's oppo- tention of sports writers. Asked: Round Table Up to Old Tricks (Season.Total in Parentheaea). Sartor 8 for 6 runs in -6 2-3 inninirs; is at stake. First place means In addition to his triumph over cisco, 113; Antonelll. San Fran- Cain 0 for 0 ruija in 1 1-3; HBP. Sartor $9,000, second place brings $4,600 play. limited to playera born on or Waddell Field. Gallagher also haa won the title so young. He^ nents as thoroughly as the Fed- "Were you ever hit that hard be American I.«ague Meet Scheduled (Dunni Cassarino (F#*shler): WP Sar Finsterwald there. Wall has three clsrn. 91; Koufax. Los Angeles and the two competitors will share after July 6. 1941. chipped in with two hits as did wlll not be given the opportunity' eral Bureau of Investigation. But fore?’’ Floyd replied, .with a wist Killebrew, Senators (28). tor; PB. Minor; L. Sartor. other overtime victortes. He twice and Haddix, Plttaburgh. 90. in half the admis.sion receipts. New York—(NEA)--The All-<^chbice over the thoroughly accom- Manchester will be represented teammates Ronnie Girouad and to fully mature. With the title at; there was a hole in the screen ful grin: “Evidentlj\ not." Of Winning Major Horse Races Lemon. Senators (20). won the Fort.Wayne Open In play Star Game— In this ewe Games— Saturday, July 25 Maatkesler (6) The 35-year-old Wall must be plished Frank Malzone as the Bob Escavlch, one of Bob’s blngles, ■Uke every time he gets Into a' thia time and the wrong gtiy got; It remains to be seen whether Sievers, Senators (9), offs and captured last years stresses how .far baseball has been by (starting times In parentheses), ab r h po a R rbl rated a slight favorite because of Americans’ third baseman. Ron (Red) Smith C9:56)jLCllff Mll- being a home run. Pete Herdlc, ring, he will not fight often trough. Johansson Is a good allrround pef- Triandos. Orioles (20), Sylvester, rf 3 1 3 1 0 0 0 Eastern vopen In sudden death. taken away frpm the fans. New York, Jul.v 6 pund'fthe 1 4 -mile Suburban, one of the Ne.w Britain,’ July 6 lA") - - Ted^ Salmond. as , 0 0 0 his playoff success- and his tre Boyer over Mathew# llken (10:28), Bob Seelert (11:21), Frank KIriel and Frank Kopcha enough to learn how to best As bad as not matching him with •toirmer. but he can punch at Jensen,-Red Sox (I81. Cniitinurd'Ma»(erv •V s 4 0 0 Wall’s only loas in five playoffs Table, the greatest money , 'Win nation's oldest an'd most famous Miatretta. p , 0 3 a 0 0 1 mendous showing in 1959. came in the 19.53 Greensboro Open. The original game is being There was the pitcher who voted Doug Jesanis (12:21), Wayne Rey got Sullivan’s three hits. worth-while challenger.” fighters against whom he could Im least har)l enough to wreck Ed Buddin, Red Sox (5), Owen', head, track ^ ach at Central' Feahler, 3b , 4 1 1 4 1 1 0 staged at Forbes Field In Pitts Parkade ...... 221 000-5-8-2 ning horse of all time. Is up to handicaps. The colt wa# bred in Smith, White Sox (§). . Cincinnati, JUly 8 idVrNatlenal Minor, lb ...... 4 4 1 9 1 0 1 for Ken Boyer over Eddie Math nolds (12:42) and Dick Kerr When Ingemar J ohapsion prove, Patterson was taught noth die Machen and Patterson, whose Kentucky, but raced In SSngland in Connecticut State College, an I^vett. c ... burgh, July 7, a second edition, for Sullivan’s ...... 000 002-2-3-1 his record-smashing tricks again. Aparicio, Whjte Sox (Si. .. 4 1 1 7 0 1 0 ews: (12:56). swabbed the Yankee Stadiurii can- ing to augment his naturally fast chin has always been suspect by 1957 Slid 1958 winning stakes nounced today that the annual collegiate tennis champion Whit Sartor. '2b e. 3 1 0 3 1 ) 0 the first time, in the Lps An Gallagher and Girouad; Baker, pair of hands. The punch that fin The 8-year-old liorae owned by Brown, Indians (31. Marsh. IT ,,, ... 4 1 1 1 0 0 0 "How could you put Boyer ahead ,va« with Patterson. "Tunney said: numerous clo.se followers of the abroad. Connecticut AAU Senior Men’s ney Reed has continued his mas Smith, rf geles Coliseum,. Aug. 3. If two, Kovalcek (3), Klnel (5) and Kop ished Floyd' shot directly between Travis Kerr of Oklahoma City Garver', Athletics (2). .. 3 0 a0 0 0 aTrio of Former ICO Champs of Mathews?" He was asked by "I never considered Patterson beak busting business. Track and Field Championship tery over Donald Dell. A week ago why three or maybe one on cha. gloves held beside hla chlr in what clipped one-fifth of a second from This was his first American vic- National League Totals ...... teammates. anything more . than a built-up Johansson once more proved how meet will be held at the college’s Reed, from Alameda, Calif., and .. 32 6 n a?^7 .3 A every off day, anything to fatten the American graM course record torj’ in five starts, and he paid Banks, Cubs (23). novice." had become known -as the peek-a- simple prize fighting really Is for A rule Field on Saturday, July 25. San Jose State defeated Dell, from the pension fund and further satis "I get Mathews out," he ex INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Tunney sriid a lot of other box-! hno . style. The champion was a young man with a wallop. You in winning- the $86,800 Stars and $9.M in defeating ADA Rice's Tal Robinson. Reds (1*). h po a e rbi All Ready to Play Next Week plained, "but I can’t get Boyer ent Show b.v 1 4 lengths. Bald It will be held under the auspices Bethesda. Md..-and Yale, .In the Butler, rf. 2b . 1 2 0 0 0 fy money-hungry owners? Two runs in the bottom of the Ing men'called the turn. I caught peeking. don’t need ail the preliminary fold- Stripea Handicap Saturday at Ben. Reds (111. ^Winalow. m .. 1 3 4 0 0 out with a shotgun." Eagle packed 119 pounds, netted Whisenant, Reds (5). of the Central Conn'eoticut. A. A. finals of the NCAA Tournament at Meadows^ rf , Arch Ward, the sports editor, sixth inning enable Aceto A Syl After ancient Archie Moore so' , D’Amato, who with Patterson's erol. All you have to do is hit the Chicago’s Washington Park. It 0 10 0 0 Three former Insurance CityAWethersfield for a low round with originated the show in 1933 over But the' All-Star Game — or vester (10-5) to squeeze out a $71,635. Hodges, Dodgers (15).. and the gamea wlU start at noon. Evanston, III. He repeated thr per Bordner. c , , , 16 10 0 Inexplica'bly laid down and played! ascendency became the se)f-ap* other bloke at the right time with was his aecond . American grass Besidea the regular program for formance yesterday to take the Watrous. If ,,, 14 10 0 Open champions have entelred the an amazing 60 carded in 1954 the violent objections of the mag Games now — is in line with the close 6-6 triumph over the Law pojnted general manager of the- the right punch, the earlier the record this year. He also had Winner by Nwk • Neal. Dodgers tJOi. Vi|»ano. lb 1 fT 1 general baseball policy of the last Seriously dead without having the stale meet, there will be sev men’s singles championship at tjie Healy. 3b field for the eighth annual’tourna- while on his way to a tie with nates. Ward sought an added at yers (6-9) Friday night at 'Ver- world, masterminded a lad with better. . ^ equaled Swffps’ one mile track C. W,. Smith's. Hillsdale scored Roseboro, Dodgers (5). 3 0 0 1 1 0 several years, during_^ which the WO.’HKN'H 8VM HKB DOL'HLKS taken a real punch at Patterson, Mays, Giants 114). eral Invitation aventa in which, it 10th Trl-State Tournament here. Berado. ?b ... 2 0 0 1 -0 ment, which will be held at the Earl Stewart for first place in the traction for the Chicago World’s - B Divisinn planck Field. Jimmy McGehan a bright future Into oblivion. .Big Jim Norris of the late and record at Washington Park June a neck decision over Alfred Van Lafaierio. rf , idealistic side of the game has been Nov. 30, 1966, the most over-rated Hoak,' Piratea ). is expected, nationally known The scores in the Tri-State finals - 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 Wethersfield Country Club July ICO. fi'e won the title by defeating Fair. He gave the dull major Htandiss' (home run. two singles), Ray La- WheiT reporters aaked Patterson If unlamented International Boxing 13. . derbilt’s Find In the American 18 Koknsky. p 3 0 0 0 0- ^0 demolished. Clubs that were house W ^ L Pet. and over-protected fighter ever to tVhite, Cardlnala (8), track and field star# will compete.' were 1-6, 7-5, 6t3; 6-3.-r-;; .< ta> Vara ..... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 15-19. Bob Toskl, 1953 winner; Stewart in an 18 hole playoff. The league proprietors a matchless Gace (homer, two singles) and’ he believed he could beat Johans Handicap. Hillsdale packed 130 hold names were uprooted from E. McClain-B. Hockenbery IB 6 .714 wear the -heavyweight c r o w n Club; who threatened to run Pat In other major Fourth of July Tommy. Boll, 1954 champ and 40-year-old veteran was the Na idea, one altogether too big for ■...... 'J. Mathlason-B. ~ ~Doyon IB 6 .714 Gary Benson (double, single) son In a return, D’Amato insisted pounds., and paid $2.60 In winning Tntale ...... ■. 34 i 6 24 1 0 2 V cities where they had done WeH for tackled no cme of consequence un terson to cover with Spnny Liston, stakes, Hillsdale continued his Gardner Dickinson Jr. the victor tional Open tltleholder In 1958 and them to grasp and one they have A. McN.illl-P. Carlin ...... 14’ 7 .667 sparked the victor’s nine-hit at on'answering :- ‘‘I think Patterson can forget ail about it. the 14-m ile event in 1:47 1-5. . «—Walked for Knkosky In Stlv; , A, Mitchell-E. Dabrowskl 12 til Johansson's roaring right had winning streak at Hollywood Park Manchester ...... 200 20p (ijx—« in 1957 will be on hand to- try and has won many events during a 15 almost totally destroyed. This was more than 5Q years. The land grab 9 .571 tack. Bobby DiTarando rapped out will be the first heavywsight Hillsdale is pointing for the $100,- came into the picture. Baseball C. Obremski-J. Thurston .. 12 9 .571 .êxposed him as the greatest hoax- Johansson took care of every by capturing the $53,650 Ameri Mantle ...... 000 100 000—1 become the first repeat winder of year career on the tour. the game of the people. Millions of D. Turcottp-A. SobiskI . 11 in .524 three singles for the Lawyers, champion to regain the title." thing. 000-added Hollywood Gold Cup -Z b . Marsh. Biuler: SAC, Snimond: property was sold for -capital gain L. I.avolp-L. McGivern 10 11 .476 A&S...,.^...... 012 012-6-9-2 since the Cardiff Giant. can Handicap for his seventh next Saturday. p p . Salmond to Sartor to Mindr: Wins- the $25.0'00 event, which Is spon Dickinson, whose 272 score was them elected the combatants. It took Patterson. 11 rounds to low to Virtdano. I,OB. Manchester S. and the game saddled with rental. N. Head-L,. FitsKPrald . JO 11 .476 Lawyers ...... 410 000-6-6-2 stakes vlc^ry this year. Mrs. Hen^y Hecht's Monte Car sored by the Greater Haftfqrd enough to win In 1957, has made Through this, tremendous . news E. Hutton-M. Neubauer 8 1.7 .381 disppae of Hurricane Tommy Msntic 7: BB. Mistretta 2 SO Mis- Junior Chamber of Commerce. papers and later radio and tele The star ballplayer is no longer a Gilbert and McNeill; Nelson, Di Dffy’s Richest Race lo, a'^New Zaaland bred and Aus fretta 7. Kokosky 2: HBP. Mistretta an amazing recovery from a ser C. TruPinan-B. Holt ... .8 13 .381 Jackson, who'couldn't hurt Tom .IRealey, Bordner); Kokoskv (Sartor. Toskl, whose record for the ious neck ailment, which kept him vision stations devoted space and hero to the fan. He’s a business C. Iron(leId-A. Doucette 8 13 .381 Tarando (3) and Llsclottl. And, at Belmont Park in the tralian raced campaigner, won the J. Bycholskl-E. PPek ______Thumb with' an'ax and wa# prac •Svlyesler): PB. Bordner. touimameht was broken Jiy Jackie off the .tour during most of' 1958 time to the business for weeks. mftn. He no longer discusses base 3 18 .143 day’# richest race, a. new atskea $31,400 Sussex Tiirf Handicap at ball. He speaks of residjisl con Alba SobiskI 126 and Alva Doucetli' tically a hospital case. Pete Rade- Burke last year, will be returning and early 1959.. Since returning to No Voice in Matter — 110 were ttip week’s top shooters at- atar—Bald Eagle— captured the Delaware Park. Monte Carlo ($5.- to Hartford after a year’a lay-off, tracts and wopdefa how many lines the Manchester Bowlin# Green. tnscher,' a museje-bound amateur, 20) was making only his second the tour In March, the 31 year old Now the paying guests must $111,900 Suburban Handicap. WoniRn Fans Killed due tp a club job in So^th Miami, protege of Ben Hogan has won in his bowling alley will be busy to- Gene White Third had Patterson on the d#ck as did Round Table . ($3.40) 7>acked American start, and his 2fl6 for wait to be told who the players WOMEN’S RVMMEB DOUBLER . F’la. The 130-pound wonder has almost $4,000. nlgtit. Roy Harris, a non-puncher’• who 132 pounds and r'egiatered a 3 1-4 the 1 4 miles on the grass broke chose and, frankly, they couldn’t The fan used to imagine that he A Divlsioa ' was stopped in the 12th pnjj' be Coffeyville, Kan., July 6 (/P\ — long been one of the most-popular Toskl, Bolt and Dickinson join SlaBdIszs In Riverside'* 100^ length victory over the Crabgraaa Rafty'a ' 1957 track., record of Two stock cars, their wheels players to play in the ICO. After care less. Those who pay the was part of the game. . ' W I. Pet. cause of,, facial cuts. Johansson 2:17 3-5. Monte Carlo beat King defending champion Jackie Burke freight no longer have a voice in Stable's Noureddin fn the -Sta#a locked together, crashed into a winning the title In 1953, the and the first winner of an ICO, If the owners were smart they’d y. Klotpr-M. Caropnter .. 17 4 .810 Maggiacomo Sixth said’'hla sister could lick Brian and Stripea, stepping the 1 1-8 Orall by 2 4 lengths. the matter. restore that illusion. F. Johnson-A. Fldlpr ...... 16- 5 .762 Londoh, and while the Swede •crowd of spectators during a Northampton, Mass, native went Ted Kroll, in the star studded ______■ „ . I. Constantlnp-A. Bpebp . . . . 12 9 .571 miles in 1:47 1--S. Poonk II' had At Monmouth Park, ■ the Jaclyn Fourth of July race, taking the There were amusing stories and turned out to be. right the Black- on to become golf's leading money field. Ot^hera who will be attempt R. McAIUstpr-G. Johnson . .12 9 .571 Before another capacity crowd set the American mark of 1:47 2-5 Stable's Li’l Fella I $6.60 i wpn lives of two women. Eleven other winner in 1954 when he won the a surprise or two as Frank Slo 111' McCann-S. Jacobs . . . . 11 10 .524 the $24,000 Longfellow Handica'p Fnetory Salel ing t o ^ n the $3,500 first prize cum, leg mail for Commissioner A. Twprdy-L. Twprdy ...... 9 12 .429 at Riverside Stadium last Satur for that distance at Santa Anita spectators and the two drivers World title as well as the l^ton J. N ourish. Janlckp ...... 9 12 .429 on the grass course b.v six. lengths Include'1959 Canadian Open win Ford Frick, toured the leagues Miss Bishop Joins day night for the stock car racing Dec. 29. 1954. were Injured. Driver,Harvey Shane Rouge, Azalea and Eastern Open ner Doug Ford; Masters Cham K. Scables-B. Kusmtk 9 i2 .429 show, Eddie Flemke of New Brit over Fairfield. Time for the mile, of POraons. Kan., suffered severe' polling the noble athletes. As the V. Morton-E. Tpdford 13 .381 Roupd Table. whom .Kerr tournaments. Since returning to pv -IMNUTE FREE was. 1:37 4-6, facial cuts. The other driver. pion and leading moridy wimier to lone unanimous ■ selection, Henry Golf Hall of Fame F. Crandall-H. D ...... 13 381 ain took the oheckered flag and 30 claims la the greatest horse this the tourlthls spding Toskl has won date Art Wall Jf.; the sensation- Doable Rocky M. Kamsrpr-J Robprto ... IS ..381 the major share of the money In country ever .'- produced, netted The Greenbrier Stable’s Eamohe Happy Hart of Tulsa, Okla., Aaron definitely was established P. FoIIansbpp-O. Bell ...... 14 .333 over $4,000. al youngster Don Whitt, who won •the 100-lap feature. INSTffLUTION $54,700, bci«fVlng hla, total to $1’.- ($19.40) captured the $16,440 escaped with minor injuries. Colorful Bolt holds the record at • Rocky Marciano contends es the player’ most respected by Hartford, July 66 (A)—The new Slnsrles of 105 or bpttpr Flo Kloter Colonial Handicap at Suffolk the Memphis and Kentucky Derby those whom he does hlg best to 112-120 ( 330). Hplpn McCann 110-113, Manchester’s two ’ representa 452,939. He Wa# voted horse of Not a pre-eut, _but all prerislon-built sections Opens successively: former Open that he weighs no more est member of the Connecticut Flo Johnson 110-110. Helene Dey 114, tives, Bob Oliver's No. 10, chauf- the year in 1968, when he sur Downs, nosing out Barroco in 1:51 thump. Al Kaline over Mickey Jean Roberto 109. VI Morton 106, Betty that ran be erMted In lesa thaR a day! Terms, . jlchampions Julius Boros and Dick than 220 ’ pounds these feured by Jocco Maggiacome, for the 1 4 miles. Mantle by 18 votes makes you Golf Hall of Fame la Mias Kusmik 106. • Frah Crandall 106. Jean passed Nashua aa the w p ^ ’a NO MONEY DOWN, 3 YEARS TO PAT, 1st Mayer; and long hitting Paul days, but the former think. Georgianna Bishop of Bridgeport. Nourle 105 and Alice Beebe. placed sixth. Gene White of Bol leading money winner. Payment December 1966, Harney. ton, ■ formerly of . Manchester, When Round Table smashed heavyweight champ looks With Wally Moon and Bill The Hall of Fame is an annual MEN’S HUMMEB DOUBLES Tickets on sale at pro shops or wheeled Bill Boudrieau’s Dollar 3 ^ Nashua’s $1,288,565 bankroll Meetings Twiay more like two of them. project of the Hartford Junior Standiniis Insurance City Open,. 29 Pearl St.. White, both traded this spring, Sign from 14th place In the mein mark, Kerr predicted he would LAPIES' DAY running one-ô, you wonder what Chamber of Commerce, but the se W L Pet. nnd DISPLAY Hartforjl. N. Kloler-J. Morton ...... 16 5 .762 event to third spot. Maggiacomo Free Installation ■urpaaa 1 4 milli.dn dollars. He can Piltaburgh, July 6 (/Pi — The OPEN SUNDAY ^-149 EVERY WEDNESDAY the National League 1# using for lections' arema^.by.,tbjs Connecti T. Salvatore-J. Martin ... 15 6 .714 started ISth. In the longest iuce of major league player representa aesOewes: 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. Si>ort8 Car Winner 1- left fielders. Moon can’t throw any cut Sportswriter# ■ Allidrice. S. Chandlei^J. Bimitions . 15 6 .714 do it in either of two $100,000 2-CAR OARAOl A. Flsher-A. Fatcetta .., the season at the Pay State track. races in Chicago, the Arlington tives scheduled two meeting# to Plesee eesS n* FRCB IlluttnIeS Cstslsf m lAIOI IIZI Franconia, N. H„ July 6 (/P)— better than Ingemar Johansson, ffhe first selection was made in 13 8 .619 W uW D. Buckley-D. Carpenter .12 ,9 ,571 JPqllowlng Fleinke ' across the Handicap Aug. 22 or the Wash day. They were to hear a' report Ceut futoor-Pnnt Guet**. Dick Shaughnesay, Dedham, Mass., Lime Rock, July 6 (/P)—A South- but doesn’t have to In the mon 1955. Before Miss Bishop was R. Appleby-T. Chambers .12 .,9.-.571 finish line were Jerry Humlston SERT COUERS from J. Norman Lewis, their for 8609 captured the over-all Championship K. Beebe-B. Goodin ..... iO 11 .476 ington P.tric Handicap Sept. 7. ,bridge. Maas., sports car driver, strosity that'ls Iqft field In the I ^ chosen, “ Idur men had made the A. WllkleJl. Twerdy .... of Springfield, second,. Benny ,(3er- mer attorney, on matters a t i'l 1 l i r a i l YOU HIYI CONN. GOLF LAND at the Forest Hills Trap Shoot yes George Conatantihe,, averaged Angeles football acreage. He can •list. The honor -is'-givefi thoa^who . 8 13 ..381 Last Jan'. 24, ha won the 1 4 - W« mM N«w I krfMt moAMliH* \ . -JUNCTION ROUTE W and 83—EXIT 95 A. Cormler-B. Dougherty . 7 14 ,3M Riano ,of West Springfield fourth miles San Marcoa Handicap at' hanging over from his regime. M .. terday, breaking 691 of 750 tar-, 80.40 miles per, hour Saturday to kick the. ball in from there. have contributed to the advance R. Fish-C. Btolls , 7 14 . m and Joe Faleskl of Windsor fif'th. FROM HARTTORD AT TALOOTTVILLR ' gets. He-jvon top honors in Class J. Peretto-F. Read ■ 6- 15 _ .286 _ 'Santa'Anlta-with a 1:58 2-5 clock The playera also were to diacuea m plonr ^ beHw win the featured race at the Ume The balloting further empha ment of golf in Connecticut. M. Simmons-D. Simmons.. 5 i6 2^ the aecond Alle^tar game, slated -j-J W e -!!______mi ftmoHt A and B. and also’won the 50 tar Rock course. Constantine, who sized the power of the long poke. ing, slicing two-fifths off the SPECIAL FEE,76e FOE Iff HOLES Miss Bishop was National John Horton 130-136-958. Norm Kloter American graaa - record, held by to be played in Los Aiigeles, Aug. OLPBS and BALLS FURNISHED gets doubles event with 48x100. also won the Class C modified Sec This gave Ernie Banks, who has Women's Amateur champion in Threi'Harvard football playeri Dan Adame, Mt. Klsco, N. Y., won tion of the trace, drove an Aston- A! f Simmons are on the Crimson baseball team. sroRfS^ thr.ee horses. 3. The players wilt get 60 oer Fra# laatmctioaa—Saa4ik Bar aad Loanga little range at shortstop, the call 1904 and a four-time winner of the 128. Dick Fish 127. Austin WlIkU 137, cent of the total' reccipta fro'iR 1011 ni>wf>ll ilv'' H.tiuIi"! Cl'iii) the Olaaa C and D event# with Martin.' The race was called on there on the National League side They are quarterback Charles Rav- Bald Eagle, from CffpL Harry State Women’# Amateur Cham rack BucUsy in and Hike Simmons Guggenheim's Cain Hoy Stabla, both games, the money to go into 614x750. - time after SS laps. - and made Hannon Klllebraw the pionship. ' 1 » turned In Ih* week's top scores at enel and halfbacks Chet Boulrls ■ a MAlW 8Te—Ml f-tT tl The COAST LUMBER Corp. 1 . the Manchester Bowrjin# Green. and Charles Leamy. Iqgaujur JotMuiMon at jl8 waa'Umed In $;01 8-S In winning their pension fund. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY. JULY 6, 1969 PAGE THIRTEEN p a o b t w e l v i MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. MONDAY, JULY 6, 1969 AwartniMitd^-FUtB— Summer Home* for Rent 67 Houugu for Suit 72 H o o s m fo r S a lt 72 H o u m s fo r S alt 72 Aatd^ Drivtnt School 7-A THERE OHGHTA BE A LAW BY PAGALY and SHORTEN Bodta and Aceedoorian 4^ Household Gooda 51 TmmbmdU 63 s.b.rb«. ” Local Teacher Reports CAPE OOD,:^Need 8 room ranch on 1 $13,000—Attractive • room Cops, PORTER STREET aeetion — Im- TOLLAND-60 acra farm for s4U' UORTLOUK'S ItanelMstar'a lead FOR SALE—*4 ft. Chile Craft ex. FOR SALE—Seven cubic foot Frig. TuÔ O M , fully fumlsbed anart- lake, 8 minutes from ocean. FuUy aluminum storms, amsstte drived maculata 6 room Englleh Colonial. House In good condition. Bam as ing driving sckool. Throe skilled, prase cruiser. Many extras. Tel. tdaire. Good condition, $60. MI meHt, c«tra n y lotmted, heat In- equipped. Ml 9-8670. NEW LISTINO - Bo4ars School large trees, near b w ahopping 9 rooms each floor. IH baths. chicken Coop. Good land for build er or AevsJ^r. More adjointni CLASSIFIED courteous Inatruetora. Claae/room M ««.OJAOM 'Qt m a d a 6 0 0 0 O C * A m AISO'OAO A 9|W OTkEa iDCAf MI 8-1725. ______9-4304. 190. CaU Ml ^6808. area-—• Halahed rooms, fiaoi Cod. and school. Carlton W Hutchins, Nest recreation room, large living land avatlaUe. Call P v. Ton- tnatruetlona for IS, IS, It year ■ . "O.D Q agOu" - OlDM’TTtLL Uim ASOUT' Shed dormers, completrv re- MI 9-5183. room. Fairly priced. Quick occu On NEA Convention IVA TODfT King Craft runabout refrigerators — Frlgldolre, r j \ r K ROOMI^ second floor of Wanted to Rent 61 modeled kitchen, attached garage, pancy. Shown by appointment. gren, Broker. Ml 8-6991. olds. Telephone Mr, Mortlock, Philco, GB "and other famous Director i/l Driver 'Bdiicatlon. ■57j6oirTe5»IutfW bi>at, upholatered. Windshield,' Manchester Oretn home, un bus beautifully landscaped lot. R. F. Phone MI $-6978. Brae-Bum Real' vMV po»n you 9TAV MA49t ’fOu'IM : MgMAmMSt.tutFiAwiTunefAN running lights bow and stem, makes. Factory tebuilt. Guaran Une CaU/kq 9*5901 or Ml 4-1809. WANTED—Five or 0 room modern LOSS SALE TO SETTLE C»VBNTRY — Four rooms and A spseial organization for drlvs^ After several houre of laMnea ^ ADVERTISING MI D-7SM. Dimock Co., Realtor, Ml 9-5246, ‘ y- bath, enclosed porch, 3-car garage ■f •40M1 riJOM woa<' kiftHT.'X DOmt -IMigOM AOOOOtiMB' trailer and 14 N.p. Evlnrude teed In working order, Gas 'and house in Manchester. Call MI or Robert Murdock, Ml 8 9472, education teachers, the qussuon of bate, Um modertte reeohitton wM electric. All types. All stiMi, sacri throw ROOM apartment with 3-7187 days. MANCHESTER, Alton St. '-E xcel unflAtahed, amtsfte drive. Under I ARSON’S Cbnnectlcut’a first H- ■rDOAyANO w r VftUMUCH TAkcoovM-rHe motor. MI 9-9061. ______X Barbara Woods, Ml 9-7702. ESTATE merit pay for all taachers, and the passed without changs by a Isrg* CLASSIHED ADVBRTISEMBNl DEPT- HOURS u«»! f u CA»u wike ttiftkiNd ORAKg.'AUO- fice prices. Norman’s, 445 Hart ftove and refrigerator. Also 4 and / lent 6'4 room, 8 bedroom home. W.OOO. Low down paymSnt. Own National Education Assn.’s stand majority. cenaad driving school .rained. ,. FOUR OR FIVE Unfurnished rooms er will carry mortgage. Pi 2-6086. 8:15 AJM. to.4:30 P.M. OrihCl lOWiy.AT rflBW 3EBAGO outboard, wlnd- ford Road, Manchester, Open e room apaiêntB. Call Ml 8-2008. Convenient to all schools shopping on racial Integration were acted All day Saturday, the Foqrtli o f CartlfiBd and approved, !s -"ow of A N D T la T H fM T(*AT' sbMM and convertible top, trailer. nights ’tU '9. Sat. 'Ml 7. Phone MI in Manchester, central heat de m Location excellent^ ss minutes to and bus line. Shown by appoint fering classroom and lehind -VOii'M 9«K.' sired, Daughter 18 months. Call Hartford. Fine old rural coloiriAl. on at the NEA convention in 8t. July, was spent by locsl sssoeU- At wholesale price. Must be sold 3-1925. ____ . ROOuiStDGE—New 6 room rsich. ment only. Phone MI 8-6378. Brae- Louie, Mo., In the past four days. COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CI.ASSIKIED ADVT. wheel Inatructlon for laar.agerii. by July IS. ipall MI 3-4426. f o u r r o o m tenement, hot water MI 3-2738 before 6 p.m. Dining room, breakfast room, pan Bqm Realty tion presidents In meetings on bow Ml 9-aOTS. IH baths, attsched fsrage ven ^ W*ntMt— R«al EstaU 77 Robert Wolfcrt, president of the to Improve the locsLassoeiation to MOWPAT Ttoi m P A T lOtIO A Ji,—8ATDBDAf ■ AAL SAVE UP TO 50% ON S lid parking space. Tel. MI 0-3838. targe iMtig -room, $18,9^ R. r. try, 15x80’ living room, master V>ed- OOMPLBTTE 19 wooden storm room, .two double bedrooms snd OLD NEW ENGLAND Manchester Bklucatlon Assn., de* best serve the needs of tsaolMrs EARLY’S DRIVING School-atand- SIMMONS FACTORY THRSH ROOM apartment with Dimock Co., R «ltor, Ml h-OJ'i, ARB YOU OON8H)BlUNC scribed the action in a letter to snd the cause of public sdoeatloa. PLEASE READ YOUR AD Irindowg and 19 wooden screens. Farm and Land for Sal« 71 or Robert Murdoch MI 8 6473. Bar nureery, teen dorm. Psneling, 8 ard and automatic dual controlled Size 54x28. Will sell reasonable. heat and hot water. Middle-aged CHABM 8BLUNO YOUR PROPEHTYT The Herald. The sessions closed Friday svo- cars. Class room Inatructlona for SAMPLES bara Woods, Ml 9-'rT09. nrepisces.. beamed ceiling, i 1/S Unusual and delightful 1736 Oh- We will appraise your p.’jpert? M “Waal Ada" m b takea onr tka phoaa aa a eoa- Call MI 9-6770'after 8:30 p:m. couple, no children. MI 9-2849. BOLTON—Approximately 8H acres acres, giant shade trees, view, Here is Wolfert's letter: nlng and most delegates rsturned 15-16-lT year olds. For df,y and of land with 660' fronlag: Ideal lonlal. Uery good condition. 10 tree and without any obUgatlon The moat important diecuaslon of home after that. Wolfert, howsvsr. yenlBiio6e Tka advafttaat akouM laad kla ad P ia F IR S T D A T IT evening appointmenta call M r.! Hide-a-beds sofa beds, single IV stone walls, 10 minutes to lake rooms, a baths, oil heat, dishwash APPEARS aad REPORT ERRORS la ttma for tka aaxi laaar- TRICYCLES; child's tow car. bed THRBB ROOM apartment, steam location. Reasonable. 8, A. Beech- privileges. H-mile to ahopping, all We alto buy pnm rty for cash. the July 2 business meeting was ac Is not returning to Manchester Early, MI 9-1392. and full size mattreesea. er, , disposal. Beamed ceilings,. Member MuSuple Listing Hyn A e Barakl Is rrapniartkla tw oalr ONE laeome* or aaoittad spreads, drapes, 4x8 pool, painted Mahogany China Cabineta. $30. heat, not water, stove, refrigera ler, Realtor. MI 8-6969.. conveniences. Buyer must have tion on a petition of varioua state immediately but Is apeftding a few tor, kitriien set CaU MI 9-6914 NEW CAPE COD-Shed dorther— Dutch oven fireplace. Exquisite gTANLEY BRAY. Res!tor lesertloa for aaj adsartlawnaat aad thoa oalj to tka astoat of a bookcase, tables, lamps, knick- 3-plece parlor set, $30. oversized 34x36. Near jwers good prjcdlt and. earning of $8,000 associatinne of driver education for weeks camping In Yellowstone Na knack shelfj MI 9-3633. iaheltng. 13 acres. Urge frontage, BRAE-BURN REALTY •Hiake cood’* laaerUoa. Eirora wkick do aat laaaaa the aalna of Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 Hotpoint refrigerator.' $85. after 8- Houses for Sale 72 kchool — complete four. $15,400 to $10,000 net for comfort. Down the establishment of a separate da-, tional Park. tka odTerttaaoiaat wUI not ko oarractad kr "aiake good” laaarttoa. payment required. $075. PI 3*61198 tame, log cabin with fireplace. MI 6-6279 pertment within the NEA to serve ao-FO O T Crulse-along. 1947 hull Kelvinator refrigerator. (first deposit ' holds). R. F. Privacy. 9 miles from Manchestei*, MANCHESTER anytime. the needs of such teachers. To pass, MANCHESTER Cycle Shop aelie with 1956 75 h.p. Gray Kelvinator 30" electric range. 4-5-8 ROOM—Homes for sale. Dlmock Co. Realtor, Ml 9-0345. near 44A. Under $80,000. SELLINO YOUR HOME? For new bicycles. American and Eng- inboard fiberglas bqttom, all Both like new. Starting price $11,600 and up For Barbara Woods Ml 9-7709 Rob trompt, efficient, courteous aerv- the motion needed a two thirds Dial Ml 3-2711 ■ llsh. Services all makes. We narry 's-4 ROOM APARTMENTS further details call Charles Lea ert Murdock Ml 8-6473. Walton W. Grant Agency vote of the assembly. The vote was equipped,' Including trailer. A-l MANCHESTER—4 room ranch, Realtor MI 3-1163 vs and appraising without obliga Public Records full line of parts and accessories. condition. Cash $1800 or trade for WATKINS perance, MI 9-7620. centrally located, new aluminum ftion call 8. A. Beechler. Realtor, about 1,800 for-the creation of such Will buy good used hikes. MI a departinent, but over 1.100 voted lAwt and Pound Automobnes for Sale 4 some :ash and small outboard. . USED FURNITURE We furnish heat, hot water, gas 7 ROOiM Colonial, baths, ga aiding, city water and sewerage. COLONIAL — Seven room older Ml i-6969 or Wesley R. Amtth. As Warraatea Deads 9-2098. 149 W. Middle Tpke, Call M I 9-8257 or M I 3-0042. Price $n,9(». Phllbrick Agency, sociates. Ml 8-9652. Member Multi against the motion and, therefor, EXCHANGE for cooking, refrigerators, stove, rage. steam heat, good -onditlon. HILLSIDE MANOR, Venton - home on Vernon Street. Modem the motion was defeated. George D. Altocmis to WlUiam LOST—Pair of RlaMea in blue FORD pick-up truck, has aide rack^ storage space. $82 to $94. Owner. MI 3-0731. Choose your own high wuodeC lot. MI 9-8464. kitchen with dishwasher. "Down- ple Listing- Service. V-8 engine, good Urea, doesn't 15 OAK STREET Those favoring the creation of J. Topping Jr„ and JOan B. Tsp> leather cam. Reward. Call Xtl CUSHMAN MOTOR scooter, re LOUISEMlUO; For your new Ranch, Split or Co EAST CENTER St., six room Btaira bedtoom and full tile bath. sfuch a department stated many ping, property on Hillside S t bum oil. $100. Call MI 9-3502 after Building: Materialfi 47 Trf. MI 9-7787 9 to 12 noon. 814 Ro om Cape Cod, shed lormer 9-7782. built motor. Call PI 2-8320. Ktuiys/nnoHtt. lonial. R F. Dimock Co. Paaltor, 8 bedrooms on second floor. Im BUY — SELL — TRADE reasons for the motion, including Louis 8. and Chris W. Billmaa 6:30 p.m. ^ ' Open Thursday evenings until 9 tile bath, fireplace, open stal home, oil hot water heat, garages, mediate occupancy. Price $16,300, Wsnt to sell your property? A/AS/BTOV, /tl. WEEKLY s a v in g s LIST Closed'Mondays Ml 9-0246, .or Barbara Woods, M( nice family home, only $10,900. the fact that teachers of driver ed- to Harry A. and Jeanette A. Etch, LOST—CTaaa ring. High School 6 to 7 p.m. Tel. Ml 9-40’/l or /• case. Hot water oil heat, recrea- 9;7702. Robert Murdock, Ml r 647?. Earle S. Rohan, Realtor. MI Greenwood, Inc., will buy for sH I960. Initlala J.H.W. Globe Hollow. Ne e d a c a r and had your credit TR 5-5917 Carlton W. Hutchins, Ml 9-0133. ucatlon received little service from property at 150 Avery St. BICYCLE—Boy'e Columbia. 24". Western Framing, In loads TWO-PIECE section^.living room, ticsi room porch. Shade trees 3-7433. cash or work put a trade Oiilck Reward. MI 9-2700. turned down? Short on down pay' excellent condition, $20. .TA 8-1.583. good condition. Charles Teaper action assured. Call and get our the NEA and that publications of Ral^h Fletcher Jr., to William mept? Had a reposaeaalon? Don’t $114 per M’ 2 odd chairs. 12x15 rug and pad, VII $18,200- -1856 8DC room Cape, fire the association gave little recogni and Stella TtutkowskI, property on ' Canadian Framing, In loads ance Ml 9-7620. place. birch cabinets, bas'board MANCHESTER GREEN - Excel deal, no obligation. LOST— PASS BOOK No. 1M09. give up! See Dougljui Motors, get one picnic table, 4 lawn chairs, a v a i l a b l e n o w lent custom built 6 room Cape tion to the needs of an area of in Canterbury St. Roofing— Siding 16 Help Wanted— Female 35 Dogs— Birds—Pets 41 $93 per M' one baby carriage, one convertible COVENTRY—4H room ranch with neat, awnings, aluminum terms, GREENWOOD. INC. Notice ia hereby given that Paaa j the lowdown on the lowest down BOYS 24 ’ BlcV’a.iE, 2 years old. New 3^ room apartment in resi- QUALTPY BUILT - 6>4 room carport, beautifully landscai ‘!d lot, Cod. Large 34' living room. Din creasing Importance. Furthermore, Case Bros.. Inc., to David R. and Book No. 10409, issued by Firal | and smallest payments anywhisre. MI 9-0248. Combo Doors from $14.95 ea. high chair and stroller. Call MI licntial area in Rockville, Kitchen ranch, full basement with fire garage, shade trees. Carlton W. Ml 3-1577 the AFL—CIO Teachers League Anna B. Pierce, property at 3M ROOFING SIDINO, painting. Car PART-TIME Work—Ws sincerely MINIATURE poodles, 8 weeks old, Pine Paneling $140 per M’ amesite drive, perfect condition. Hutchlne, Mi 8-0183. ing room, kitchen and lavatory Manchester Office, Hartford Na Not a small loan or finance com pentry. Aiterationa and additions. 9-0425. appllancei, heat and built-in TV place, plastered walla, full inau R. F. Dlmock do., Realtor. MI first floor. 3 bedrooms and full was. interested In organising the Porter St. tional Bank A Trust Oomibany has pany olan. Douglas Motors, 888 believe that nowhere in Manches solid black, AKO reêtered MI Mahogany Econopanel 16Hc.sq. ft. Ceilings. Workhnanehlp (oiaran- antenna furnished. Near recreation lation, fireplace in living room 9-5245. ON 3% a c r e s fertile land. 6 bath second floor. Large well group, and if the NEA did not A. Lillian Franklin to Oliver A). been lost, and application has Main St. Business Services Offered 13 ter can a housewife find better 3-0147. Window Blinds from $5.95 ea. teed. A. A. DiOn, Inc., &9 Autumn paying, more dignified and con area with tennis court and swim ceramic tile bath, builtdn oven rooms, breezeV7ay. double and rar.ge, hatchway, all city ESLBCTRICAL work by Wait Zema- St. Ml 8-4880. venient part-time work than Avon FOR 8ALE—AKC black pohdle, 1x10 Sheathing (SM) $98 per M’ tion, $12 takes it. Phone MI 3-1673, v r a 2 ceramic baths, firepla''e, 8 Phene MI 8-6373. Brae-Burn Real fessional group the union would. 38 Strickland 8 t ment and issuance of new book. 1958 CHEVROLET Bel-Air, 2-tone ford bridge by Wilbur Cross High utilities, amesite drive. Near paint, whitewalls, radio.: heater, nek. Prompt efficient service. has to ofêr. And by associating standard, very reasonable. Good Disappearing Stairways $23.95 ea. miles. Carlton W, Hutchins. MI ty- W eddings | Oponenta of the ôve claimed Mary E. Cabral to Andrew and yourself with the world's largest blood 'Ine. Call Rockville T R DELUXE electric range. 6 sur- way. Ml 9-4824 Main Street bus line. Immediate UNDER CONSTRUCTION. lew 8-5132. that the curriculum was already Maria Buzas, property on Durant LOST—Boy's 26 " red bike. Colum automatic transmission 4-door Guaranteed workmanship. MI Roofing ana Chimnevs 16-A 4x8 Plyscore $195 per M’ occupancy. Charles Lesperence, room ranch, basement garage, bia. vicinity West Side oval. MI sedan. To settle estate. MI 9-1275. •-8976. ..cosmetic company you will be en 5-4537 before 6. NOBODY — BUT NOBODY face units, double ovens with ANDOVER (Special) overcrowded. If the NEA created a St. tering an expanding field admir broilers. Excellent condition. $90. t h r e e ROOM apartment, heat, MI 9-7620. choice location, built-r*i ato' e and ROCKLEDGE—Custom 514 room ' Large 6 room Ranch separate deparlment for teacheri Conaervatrix’e Deed 3-4973. Rewrard. ROOFING—Specializing r» palrilig UNDERSELLS NA*nONAL oven, ceramic tile bath, emesite ranch, built-in range, Recreation Gregory-Hernberg' RAOIO-TV REPAIRS,' any m ake- ably suited for women. Call CH DEALS FOR BUYERS WITH CASH MI 3-5908. atove, refrigerator, hot water. $90. ' 3 large bedrooms of driver education, more preasure Estate of John Kisalauskas to roofs of all klnda. New roon, gut BEAGLES AKC reSlemred 8 weeks MI 9-5229 from 9-5 p.m. SPL?T LEVEL — 7 rooms, IM drive, completely landscaped lot. room, porch, awuiinga, plastered ' Formal dining room LOST—Dark gray and white male 1953 PACKARD cara. ampllflera, phonographs and ter work, chimneys claimed r>- 6-1658. I Miss Sandra Jean Hernbetg would be 'created for incrcaaed Theodore J. Trahan, property at changers Over 47 yeare total ex- old, good field dogs. MI 4-1414. baths, recreation room, laundry $18,000. R. R Dlmock Co.. Realtor. garage. Reasonably priced. Carl ’ Basement garage cat, double paws, vicinity High Standard Shift. Clean palred. Alumlnwh elding. 80 NATIONAL LUMBER. INC. ONE ROOM fumiehed apartment room, garage, combination win daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William ■chpol 'time for Initructlon In an 195 Union St. land Park. Any information call parience 90 days guarantee on all Wanted—^To Bay 68 MI 9-5345. ton W. Hbtcltlns. MI 9-5182. ' Aluminum combinations -area the public already claims la years' experience. Free eetl- 381 STATE STREET. sir-conditioned. Marlow's. 887 dows, amesite drive, city water M. Hernberg of Pine Lake Shows Quitclaim Deed Ml 8-6600. 1957 DE SOTO work. Potterton’s. Ml 9-4587. EXPERIENCED SEWING NORTH HAVEN. CONN. ’ 1 acre on high elevation overcrowded. The public seems to I mates. CaU Howley, MI 3-5361, Ml Articles For Sale 45 WANTED TO BUY Main St. and sewerage, large lot. This XVIII THREE BEDROOM ranch -w ith ’ $2,700 assumes money saving The Cornell Realty po. tp the 3-0763. CHeetnut 8-2147 Coventry, aitd Steven B. Gregory want the schools to spend more LOST— Sunglasses, men’o metal 2-Door Hardtop $1695 WANTED—Chain saw work, trees MACHINE OPERATORS Good used resalable furniture, home is in excellent condition full collar and 114 baths. 61 Alice mortgage son of Mrs. Evelyn Gregbry Koen- Connecticut Bank and Trust Co,, TOP SOIL—Possibly the . cle neat BISSELL, STREET— Four rooms, Charles I./eBperance, MI 9-7620. 4H ROOM RANCH, like new, tire Drive. A real buy In • choice time on Instruction of the basic property on Adame St. rim, light green glass, vicinity cut. Reasonable rates.. Call PI and most fertile delivered *n this' also small upright and sptaiet nlcke of Nortl^^Wlndham, were skills rather than any "frills" or Highland Park. MI 8-2087, Re- Only $296 down 2-7558 between 1:80 to 4:30 or any second floor. Stove included. Re place; ceramic tile bath, amesite neighborhood. MI 8-0085______Joseph F. LaForge to Ruby C. Heating and Plumbing 17 AND TRAINEES area ‘his year. Place your 'rder. Diamonds— WatchM— ' pianos. decorated, $70. Ml 9-5229 to 5 p.m. BEAUTIFUL—5 room nmch,. 1% LAWRENCE F. FIANO married at > p.m. Saturday at the subjects of secondary importance. ward. time Saturday and Sunday. drive, attached garage full price BROKERS MI 3-2766 LaForge, property on Gardner S t 1958 EDSEL Leonard L. Glgllo k Sons, Bolton Jewelry ■ 48 baths, enclosed breezeVay with $11,900. R. F. Dlmock Co. Realtor. MANCHESTER—S acres of com First Congregational Church of Driver education is an auxiliary S. WATSON, PLUMBING and heat Apply Manchester Modes, Inc. Call Ml 3-7088. Watkins Used Furniture mercial or industrial land. 4 room Paul P. Fiano MI 8-0458 Coventry. The Rev. James R. Mac- George H. Gould to Perley A. Passenger Station • Wagon HAROLD A SONS Rubbish Remov 2-car garage, amesite drive, oil Ml 9-5245, Robert Murdock. MI service of the schools and* should be Trombly, property on Sunset S t , al-Paper and ashes. Call MI ing contractor. New installations, LEONARD W. YOST, Jeweler, re Exchange FOUR ROOM heated apartment. heat, baseboard radiation ap house •>n premises. Price $11,900. Arthur, pastor, performed the so represented. Aimoaneementa alteration work and repair work. POWER MOWERS—Toro. Jacob 3-6473, or Barbara Woods, MI TODAY’S VALUE 9-4034. Pine St. pairs, adjusts watches expertly. 15 Oak Street Adults. MI 8-6841. proximately U4 acre lot, large 9-7702. Phllbrick Agency, MI 9-8484. double ring ceremony In which the Adm liM rutoFs Dead Just like New, Save Ml 9-3808. sen, Yazoo and Snapping Turtle Reasonable prices. Open daily. State Delegates Divided SILVER LANE’S Ten-Pin Bowling shade trees ' Priced at a low fig bride was given In marriage by her The Connecticut delegation was Estate of Karl A. Johnson to GONI9ER TV Sales and Service. Manchester, Conn. Reel and rotary. Also riduig mow Thursday evenings. 139 Spruce $9,200—CUTE 3 bedroom ranch, Move right in! Brick, 6 room. 2 Robert 8. Harding, property on Center opening Sept. 1st. Make WB BUY and aeU luitlque and used lire of $16,800. Charles Ivesper- XX bath hpme. Hot water heat. Plas father. sharply divided on the question. Of reservations now. Tel. MI 9-7056, 1969 EDSEL Servicing TV, auto, home, hl-fl. ers. Parts and eervlce. Capitol Street. MI 9-4387. furniture, china, glass, silver, pic SIX ROOM duplex near Onter. ance. MI 9-7620. aluminum storms, amesite driye, Adams St. Moving—^Trucking— __ Equipment Co.. 88 Main St. Man Adults. No pets. MI 3-6423. tered walls. Garage. Large lot. The bride wore a ballerina- thbse present and voting. 15 voted A. M. F. ûlpm ent. Convertible, All Power g a r te r of century of satisfied ture frames, guns, attic cc itents, MANCHESTER—New 0 room Co large ♦rees. Carlton W. Hutchins, duuige el LocaHen eervlce. MI 9-1486, Ml 8-2781. Storage 20 \ chester. MI 8-7958. 6>4 ROOM Cape Cod, shed dormer, MI 9-5132. Near bus. length gown of tulle and Chantilly for the motion and 10 voted GIRLS 14-17 whole estates. Ftimiture refin ELLINGTON CENTER— 3-room lonial, fireplace, built-in sto” c oven U and R Construction Co., Ine., f r e e f r e e f r e e . Choice of ft’s A Doll, Save Garden— Farm— Dairy lshed and repaired. Furtnture Re tile bath fireplace, open ■ stair and dishwasher. $17,900. R. F. lace. The fitted bodice featured a against. CONNIE'S TV and Radio Service, MANCHESTER Moving and Truck LOOKING—For a TV set 'ov your apartment, completely furnished MAN.CHESTER—New 6 rtiom split H. B. GRADY. Broker Sabrina neckline, trimmed witji In between business meetings from South Windsor to 58 E. Can* water pistols, cap guns or hula ing Company. Local and lonf. dis For fobacro (jjs'ork. Bring birth Products 50 pair Service and Sales, Talcott- rase. Hot water oil heat, recreS' Dimock Co. Realtor. MI $-5246. ter St. hoops with a purchase of u water 1952 CHEVROLET" ‘ available all hours. Satisfaction cottage or patio. We have several vllle. NO 8-7449. until Sept. 9. Private entrance, tion --oom, porch. Shade trees, ranch. 2 full baths, built-in oven MI 3-8009 tiny sequins and had Chantilly cape end general aesslona, I attended guaranteed.' Call MI 9-1815 tance moving, packing and stor certificate and social securityârd reconditioned sets available. Call utillttea. TR 6-3634.n i 5-9968. and range, finished recreation sleeves. The bouffant skirt featured aUte delegation meetings, e circle Ineorporattoa Certificate melon at the Farmer’s Market; 2- Door Sedan age. Weekly van eervlce to New good condition. Charles Lesper 819 E. Middle Tuke., across from to the Connecticut State Employ Modern TV Service. MI 8-8185. 4 PEAS FOR SALE, Phone orders WANTED TO BUY—Electric stove ance. MI 9-7620. XXI room,' 2-car garage. C^venient VACATION LIVING tier upon tier of lace fuid tulle. Her discussion on the problems of Ob McPartland-Bldwell Inc., adver* T1&MKIR TREE Removal— land York. Ml 3-6563. Hina St. tislng, promoting and' developing: Shady Glen. MI 9-0474. 1959 EDSEL ment Service Office, 806 Main St., taken. PI 2-8096. and 2-piece living room set. Good MANCHESTER—New 7 room Co location to shopping and schools ALL YEAR ROUND fingertip veil of silk Illusion fell taining lay participation In cur cleared, firewood cut. Insured. condition. MI 9-3633. Bustness Loeatlom SIX ROOM CAPE - Full shed dor lonial, 1>.4 baths, breezeway. two $20,900. Down payment required., from a crown of tulle petals scat riculum development, and a dis capital stock Of 1$0,IX» divided 1 ^ Two Hardtop Corsairs Call MI 8-8742, Paul A. Ellison. AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Co. Local Manchester. —. CEDAR CLOTHES line poles in Second Bolton Lake 5 — Clean'used cars We St. Houses for Rent 65 full basement, city utilities fire storms.' $14,500. recognizes that If a suitable tiona_to bouse at 87 N. Elm S t, lent condition. Owner mo'ving. AMESfTB DRIVEWAYS of all • ' Apply » fir or western spruce. W. J. S . A Charming Bedroom Suite LAKEWOOD giR<5LE buy, trade down or trade any- PAINTER and paperhatiger, deco Zinker, MI 9-5444, TR 5-1665. place, hoi water oil heat, com • 514 room Ranch method were devised that Was safe $800. thingi Douglas Motors, 888 'fain. Beat cash offer. MI 4-1258. klnda—paving, oil and sealing. with 1t^Sealy Posturepedic Mattress ATTRACTIVE room in quiet re TWO ROOM cottage, furnished, Kenneth w . Chadwick,. altera rating, Good clean job, reasonable First National Stores, Inc. and MaK^hing Box Spring. Pillows, bination windows and doors, roll Large 6 room Gblonlal, paneled • 2 stone fireplaces MADELINE SMITH. Realtor Decarli-Harmsen and fair in its treatment of the AMERICA’S leading seller. Great Landscaping of new lawns . F-ee price. S. Yencha, MI 9-6914 after PORCEI.AIN feiNK .51" with left fined home. Near Center. MI shady, parking, one person. $35 up awnings, house apd attic fully laundry roonj^ oft spacious kitchen, • Plastered walls teachers then the NEA should not tions to house at 6SS Center 8 t. OLDER CARS, mechanics spe estimates. Call Paquet Construc Park and Oakland Aves. Rugs, Boudoir Lamps, Dresser Set per month. New Bolton Road MI MI 9-1642 The marrlsge "tof Mies Elna Litiies "46-10" 2 Mdroom side 5. . I . hand drain All one piece. Ex- ‘9-7410. ' insulated, deep lot, nicely land dishwasher "And disposal and two *' Built in appliances oppose It. $ 1,000. cials, tlxit yourself cars, always tion and Paving Co. PI 2-8293. HA East Hartford. Conn. and Pictured. A Complete Kitchen 3-6389. • Aluminum combinations Ethel Harmeen, 104* (Iheatnut a good selection. Look behind our aisle, colored appliances, storm tremel.v reasonable. Mahogany with a Oorgeoli^ Dinette Set. Frost' scaped, many shade trees, excel tiled baths, formal dining room, BOLTON CENTER RANCH Debate on lnt4»gratlnn George A. Meyer, erect house on windows, $4,880. Only $650 down. 3-7200 after 5. ANY PAIN’nN(5—Interior and ex arm chair. Call MI 9-7782 between I.IGHT Housekeeping room for lent condition, quick occupancy. formni living room with paneled • Large screene4-ln porch The matter commanding the omce. Douglas Motors, 383 Main. CLERK FOR general office work. Free Refrigerator, Combination lady. Call Mrs. Morse, MI St., daughter of Mrs. Ema Harm- Dale Rd., $15,000. Free aluminum awning installed. terior. Superior work. Low prices. 4-9 p.m. tit Charles Lesperance. MI 9-7620. wills, bookcases and cabinets. En • BaZement garage. • 5H rooms. most Interest and attention was R. B. Wendell for Evelyn Ri TYPEWRITERS — Repaired, rent Estimates, no obligation. MI Knowledge of .bookkeeping impor Range, Vacuum Cleaner. Dinner 3-6388. Suburban for Rent 66 sen and the late Elvemis Harmsen 1951 CHEVROLET suburban, car Jensen's, Inc. (always reliable! tant. but not essential. Must be closed sunporch. 3 twin-sized bed • Over 2 acres land • 2-car. garage. the NBA's position on Integration vard, erect house on PorOsnd St, ed, sold and serviced 479 E. 9-4871. Set, Silverware Set, Linoleum and MANCHESTER-‘-Vscant 8 bedroom Sr., and Peter Erneat DeCarli, ryall. Extra seats for 9 pasaen- Rolling Hills, Route 44-A, Mans good typist. Many fringe benefits, 20" ROTARY mower, self-propelled FIVE ROOM apartment, hot air rooma. Large lovely wooded :ot and • High elevation • View. of the public schools. It was the $15,000. Middle Turnpike. MI 9-3477, $99.95 ireg. $139.9,5, discontinued Kitchen Cabinets. If Needed an PLEASANT room,in quiet home Cape near schoola, ahopping and South St., Coventry, son pf Mrs. gera. Good condition. MI 9-7375. field, GA 9-4479. paid vacations, 40 hour week. See Extra Maple Bedroom is Available next to bath, shower. Free park heat, electric hot water, disposal, shrubs. Oversized 2-car garage • $3,700 assumes money saving • Only $16,300, desire of the Resolutions Commit Homes Beautify Building Co. tor EXTERIOR house painting special model). Marlow's, 867 Main St. bus. Hof water heat, fireplace, ga present mortgage. Nellie DeCarU and the late Ernest LAWN MOWERS 'eharpeneo re ists. Call for free estimates. Fully Miss Cl'Jlow, Herald office. with Bedding. Rugs, I.*mps, Etc. ing. MI 9-0887. kitchen cabineta, 4 clothes closets. with storage space. Call owner. LAWRENCE F. FIANO tee that last year’s reaolutlon — James D. Dumsa erect house on FOR SALE—9-paaaenger 1954 Ford paired. All work guaranteec Free rage, spacious yard. If you are P. DeQarU, tdok place at 11 o’clock Auto Driving School 7>A insured. Workmanship guaranteed. The Bank Has Authorized ten to be APPr«ct>ted. Co. -• tees of eitizenahip as prorided in project, to cost $70,0(X>,000, is perience. Famous for service since property Is bounded on the east purchased by the Town of Bolton J. D. Realty Co., Ml 9-S#40. ' ^The bride and bridegroom gave the constitution and through the •riieduied for completion early in • Burke or Mrs. Carter how Con SEPTIC TANKS benefits. Apply In person to: Miles Densmore, Service Manager. b.V the property and residence for school purposes, will be sold COLLECTOR 1951. Phone MI 9-4837 *ot best necticut Mortgage Exchange, IS personal gifts to each other. rulings of the. Supreme Court. 1061. .A N n . |__.,...-.of-H ' converse Intersection of Birch Mountain (5) days after accepiane'e of the .tax delinquent. Second: payment to become due and payable and 11^185.- Total price, $2,0(X). Sign In rizes 10. 12, 14, 16, 18. 20. Bust. rections. « Roonng— Siding 16 Road and Volpi Road luto'two bid; becomes delinquent after February^ interest at the rate of S/10 of 1% on property. Call Ml 9-3362. 81 to 40. Size 12, 32 bust, dress. , The above notice is published In MACHINE CLEANED see the finest , To order, send 25c in coins td; accordance with Federal law, JR. irregular-shaped lots; one lot 2. Remove the buildings by Oc 1, I960. Interest is figured from'^ per month or fraction thereof will 5 3-8 yar(U of 35-inchTb61ero, l',4 Anne Cabot, The Manchester Eve RAY'S ROOFINO CO., etalngle and conforming to regulations and tober 1, 1959; ahd be charged on the entire unpaid MANCHESTER, Gardner St. lOOx Hartford National Bank and Trust • INSTALLATION due date at the rata of 4 of 1 200. Building lot. A stog $ ^ or yards and 7-8 yard contrast. ning Herald, 1150 AVE: OF built-up roofa, gutter and* conduc the other lot being lees than 3. Provide liability insurance per month or fraction of a month. balance until payment ia received. tor work: .roof, chimney repairs. Company ia continuing and will in eeonomieal new best . offer Lawrence F. Fianb, To order, send 35c in coins to:— AMERICAS, NEW YORK 86, N:Y. continue at the same locations the SPECIALIST 10% undersized. The Board coverage in an amount satisfactory Said taxes ate payable at the Of M deputy or i will receive aaid Sue Burnett, The Manchester Eve For Ist-claiui mailing add 10c for Ray Hagenow, Ml 0-3214; Ray PAINTIN6 and voted unanimously to table this to the Board of Selectmen. tax at the Andover Library on Sat Broker. MI $-2766. Jackson. MI 9-8838. -« former business of the First Na-, fice of the Collector of Revenue in ning Herald. 1150 AVB, OF each psttepi' Print Name, Address .tional Bank of Manchester, having and used ears, application for *urther study Dated .at Bolton, Connecticut, the Municipal Building—Monday urday, July 11, from 2:00 to 5:00 AMBUOA8 NEW YOBK 88, N. Y. Town and Country ~ Saborltan for 75 with «Mie and Pattern Number, OOUOHiJm ROOFINO Company, purchased' Its assets and assumed PAPER HANQINC of the land and Its boundaries. this 2nd day of July, A. D„ 1969. thru Friday—9 A.M. to 5-P.M. P.M., on Tuesday, July 28, from Sale lat-claaa mallMg add lOo for It’s ready—tliB '59 Needlework Ine. AI\imlnum aiding, asphait- its deposits and. -ther liabilities. t e l e p h o n e BOLTON ZONING Cha/rles A. Robbins 7:00 to 9:00 P.M., and on Saturday, ANllGVEfi^New 6 room ranch, 'itU m . Print Name Address brainaga Co. Michael Peace Albudi! FUty-olx pages of pretty osbSBtos roodiig. Alsd alumbiuii, • John 8. O. Rottner foreign and demestie BOARD OF APPEALS PAUL CERVINI August 1st, from 2:00 to 5:00 P.M basement garage. Beach and lake Style No. and Size, designs; plus free patlenu for qro- Ml 9-3244 , Julius U Strong, Chairman Stanley Patnode Collector of Revenue Eugene C. Schwanke prlvilsges. P. V. Tongren, Brok ^Todgjf li# dkwowgfod coBopiisiio ■galvanised or copper gutters and George-C. Lessner' Ml 9-4143 Board of Selsetmsa ▲dvt No^ 667l I Faaition maggzlne 35c. chet and knit Items. 25o s' copy! leodera. Ml 8-7707. Llquldattnij: Agents fv Byron H. Shinn, Secretary Tax Collector er. Mfs-6t21. MONDAY, JtJLY 8, 1989 PAGE FOURTEEN ânrt;(Bt(r litptting l|mlb Avcniirc Dsiljr Net Press Ron The Weather Far Om TYaak Eadail Fareaeat « f 0. R. Waetfear I MiM EUm ArMHlt. «lAUftH«r of I TU’o YoulliR fined president of the Chamber’s prfde- Majr Urd. IN * Mr. wwl Mrs., OusUvs ArnwH. JM Murphy Rites eeeeor, the Rockville Clvtc Asan. About Town \ytlUsma St . V a s ici'est aoimtst at He was a graduate of. Rockville Tel. Ml Mt14 Claar, eaal tmdgkt. L a # I High School and BrownTlnlvereUy. 12,925 ' Hobart MoComb. 913 Bank St... titr Jinishf'O’ Mrlhodist Church : On Damage Count FOR DESCRIPTION M «M I >e. Wedaeaday m m rn , yrstorday. She Is a pupil of Mrs. ampio>‘ad as a rustlxhah at The Held Today He was bom In Rockville Feh- DELIVERY BbnbMr at the AoOt Warsaw, fllgfi waar id. Herald, left b>- plansJ Saturday for Anhe Strirfclaml Prstl. Tw o Baat Hartford youths who , 18, 1915, a eon of the late John C. Boresa af Oreelattae a ^wo 's‘e< . A-araUon tn Ireland. . pigaded-guilty June >6 to charges | and Mary Rich Mnrphy, and hs4 PINE PHARMACY Manehe$ter—~A City of ViUag» Charm , He plans to ''"Jrtl hi mother and Ttie 'board n f directors of the ij of" willful Injury to personal prop^ In Rockville lived in the Rockville area.moet 6f other relatives This is his first I OiiiM of o'clock In the rec- I sentenced to 10 da.vs In Jail, exeeu- RANG! ago Hie wife- flew ■'u. Ireland re- Tor>-, 7 tr iO. Middle Tpke. I tion suspended, and placed on good ert William Murphy, 44, of Sun He leaves hia wife, Mra. Frances renUy and he w-lU Joii he- there. I bdhavloi probation for one year. , set Rd., Ellington, who died sud Parker Murphy; two daughters The British At't**’tcat* *^''ib will 1 George F. Murdock. 18, and Kert- i denly Friday night, was held at Marita and Maureen, and two sons, | >UCL o :l The W BA wUl'IwM a picnic to- K.ld Its monthly meeting: si the ' neth D. Gero, 17, Were sentenced 8:15 a.m, today at the Burke Robert Jr., and John Charles all of | tnorwa- mght at fi o’clock at riubhotise at 8 o'clock tomorrow^ by Judge Jules a . Karp who said Funeral Home, 76 Prospect St. Ellington; and one-slater, Sister' President Sperry’s Glen. Bolton. In case of | night, the court Is giving the two '•an Rockville. A requiem high Mass Marita Charles a member of the rafti It will be held in Odd Fellows i . . other chanc^.’^ was aaid at St. Bernard's Chiircbi Order of Sisters of Mercy, of Tor- hall. Irene Vlncek and Helen T u l-, Beauchamp, eleclrl- Judge Karp said the tiA’Q had I Rockville at 0.’ BuHal followed In rlngton. Prison Guard Rescues 38 ler are co-chalrnen of the com -: class. USN, .records in Manchester , and said a i St. Bernard's Cemetery. BANTLY OIL Omnibus Housing tnlUee in charge. I , Mrs. l,eo L,. Beaii- term in tjlform school -awaited Bearers were Louis P. Kelly, Granby, July 7 (/P)— Maybe either of th ^ If he should appear I .IMI' \ N\ . IM 1 champ. 88 Linnmore Dr., and hus- John Sweeney. William Pnittlng, Now Many Woor ■"Fh * W W Granby's elusive “ Killer Cat” The, junior. Century Club of hand of the former Miss Alice .1. in court again. ' Alien Miller, Charles Presaler and ■ '! \ 'N - I IM I.) Mgncliester will have a board sirang of Hartford, serving Murdock and Gero were ar John Moran. Honorary bearera in rested June 17 after a complaint cluded Ellington, Rockville and TEL Mlfcltt-ll 9 -1595 D i l l as lo o Costfv meeting tomorrow night at S aboard thevlock landing ship US8 $;rouneen overriden in the President's visit la. part of Operation "Inland engagement of Miss , •The knfcagement of Mias âncy (ear of Inaocure false teeth dropping, around that a big cat was respon- ..o...... 1 Lee Brown to. Beaton boys acta In discharging eran of World W ar n and a mem ellpptng or wobbpng. rASTEETH 6V4 year* In office. Democratic L t Col. John S. G. Rfittner, 483 Seas ' a vast naval exercise to | Kathryn President Eisenhower prospec^ts seemed poor if they tried John Case la announced bv her par-1 firearm., wert wanton, ’ Judge Ann Johnson to Maurice Cormier ber of the Rockville American Le- hMds plates firmer and more com Ust "A ll the tracks we've seen here E, Center St., has retu m «i-.^m e rp],hrate the opening of the St. fortably. This pleasant powder his ho vetoed the omnibus housing to do so on the housing bilj, since enls. Mr. and Mra. Harry L. Brown,; Karp saitf. "but they did not go of Manchester has been annouheed on. Rockville Lodge of Elka, are dog tracks," says Conservation after attending 15 days of sfm;- Law-rence Seaway this summer, gummy, gooey, pasty taste or feeUng. Your the Vote on the final version of the 12 Chester Dr. ithst far that they should M tent aple Grove Society, and the DpCiP't ceuse nsuaee. It's sikillne bill, calling it extravagant and Officer John Samalus. He said mer. training with the l l l 7 t i i \ _ . - bv ■ her parents, Mr. and Mrs. legislation fell well short Of two- y Her flsnee Is the son of Mr. snd ■ l-u lb* reformatory. gRockville Area Chamber of Com (non-scldl. Checks “ pUte odor'* Chorgo Plcm inOationary. He asked that there is a dog pack In the area Army Reserve Arm y Senice Unit Francia Mosher of Bread and (denture breatbi. Oet FASTEETR et ■,lF ^ • The Army and Navy Auxiliary, Mrs. Beaton Case. Chapel Rd , i ‘‘Th* ‘'"url la giving them an- merce. He had served a tfcm as Congress proddee a less costly thirds in both branches. where the eight animal killings in it Fort Devens. Mass, where he eny drug counter. Per The Senate passage vote on the will hold a card party at. 8 Sout.h Windsor. ] other chance. ’ he flnlahed, "I hope Miik St., North Coventry, former Granby and Simsbury have been Prisoners Subdued served as ataff Judge advocate. measure. ' compromise measure June 22 was ■ ■'' o’cloek tonight at the clubhouse. A September wedding is planned, tbe.v appreciate it." ly of St. Johnsbury, Vt. DoiivariM reported. , */* 1« » i In a special message to the 56-31. The House tally June 23 was Placed on good behavior proba M iss Johnson is a graduate of "There is a pack in the same 'The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs’ Jpat telephone your order for Senate, Biaanhov'er axpreaaad dis- 211-177. tion. the youths will not have to the Knbertson School In Coventl.v I oippointmeiit that Oengreaa had Field Da.v Corp will meet Satur original charge of embesalement report to a probation olBcer, But, drug needs and roemetice—-giv House Republican Leader amt' tUended Manchester High | ing your Charge Plan num sent him a biU "so excaaelve 4n (Continued on Page Seven) In Tear Gas Attack day at 8 p m in Portland The ' of a ladder. If they ase arrested on any charge Charles A. Halleck of Indiana had Schof.', She is employed by. the j ber the spending it propoaea, and ao meeting wdli be preceded by a pic .Assistant Prosecutor Allan D. within the next year, they w ill told reporteip earlier that he had Manchester Modes. ^ ■ defective m othw respacta. that recommended a veto, and had told nic at 6 pm This la the final j Thoitiaa said Webb was arrested on face a charge of violation of pro OLUE'S Her f ai Ce, who makes his heme | Get it would do far more damage than By JOHN KOMENônd KEN JACKSON meeting before field day w-hlrh I complaint of Eugene Carlnl, a Bol bation. Eisenhower a veto would give Con «1U be behj bn Aug 1 at Lake Robert L. Webb, 31, of 14 Wad ton TV repairman, who claimed V . Ih 111* biother-Jn-law; and sister, j Immediate good." . ' gress a chance to write a new and Reds Ldud Monroe, Wash., July 7 (IP)— Thirty eight hostages held fo r Compoiince dell ' Rd accused nearly three Webb borrowed a ladder, then sold Mr. snd Mrs. N om an Babo of 87 : Delivery His meaeage atîoked several less costly housing measure. Orangp Baapballa L spii Wariaw'orlh St., Manchester, Is the | AUTO BODY Halleck delivered his strong IV/f terror-filled hours by four “ kill crazy” young convicts months ago of ambezaling a lad It. Webb countered he had bought key provision* ot the. $1,376,000,- der, was given a suspended Judg the ladder. Defense Counsel A tty. New York—More than 50 per son of Mr. and Mrs. Aldric Cvi- f WELDING, AUTO lO D Y antf FENDER REPAIRS 000 measure, including i recommendation at Eisenhower's were freed without hariri at the State Reformatory todRy In feier b ' Waterville. Msine. He is a ! ment in Town Court this morning, Philip Ba.ver ssid the case was cent of the nation's aeiuipro and -1 . "What he termed an exceaaive Weekly White House conference Menagerie a surprise tear gas' attack. gr.d ’ihic of the Waterville High Deputy Judge I>eon Podrove complicated by misunderstandings. industrial Haaehalt leagues ate COMPLETE CAR PAINTING $900 mHlioh, I-year urban renewal with Republican, leaders of Con Armed officers carried out the reacufe at 4 :03 a.m. (P S T ) said facts presented in the case In- In making his decision. Judge using brfght orange halls this aea-i Schorl end ia employed by the Hoc program. gress Senate GOP Leader ETverett two hours before the third and latest deadline set by the L T. WOOD CO. son, according to the National i Point Co. in Hartford. LACQUER AND ENAMEL M. Dirks^n of Illinois, who with dicstcd Webb may Have been Podrove said Webh may have been 2. The authoriaation for 190,000 Space Hap revolting prisoners. Reformatory officials said it went "like ICE P U N T guilty of some form of rrilibe- guilty of olTenalve misbehavior Baseball Congie- .. The new "glo-j The wedding la planned for 9:30 (ffjMcrpbS Halleck briefed reports after the 281 ADAMS ST. TEL. Ml 9-502S PRESCRrPT^>. PHARMACY public . housing unita while 100,- SI BISSEU. 8T- havTor. but not In accord with the toward the Carinls but had not balls " are said.to be easier to see a to Strp,. 5 at St, Marv's Roman 000 pravloualy - authorized subsi session, said he would “ never pre clockwork.” 901 MAIN ST__ M l 3-5321 sume to tell the President what charge on which he .was. presented, committed, a breach of the peace in than the traditional white ones: I Cnt.hoiit Church, South Coventry. dized dwelling* remain unbuilt. Moscow, July )— Russia The rebels, who had armed themselves with butcher knives 'uhea-Cnuhed-Blorkf he should do".but added; 1 {IP Webb wa.« charged with breach the en tireaen.se the atatiite held, 3. Direct f^ e r a l loan* for hous and long forks in the kitchen yesterday afternoon in the "I would veto the bill.” claims the flying menagerie of the peace, a change from the | Atty. Bayer and Prosecutor ing for the elderly. Eisenhower Administration leaders of both she lobbed into space last abortive escajie attempt, threatened violence only to the three i Thomaa pointed out Webb haatmly aaid this need cen met by fed Houses thus joined .the Budget guards held hostage. "TTr'I ■ , one violation on hia record and week is the most powerful eral insurance c ' private loan*. Bureau and the President's hous that a minor motor vehicle single-stage rocket yet sent One of the guards, Hugh DeW'alt, said after the rescue But Eisenhower made inflation ing advisers in recommending a charge. . . . ■ that the desperadoes had told the officers to start praying hi* basic objection to the measure. turndown of the measure. up from either side of the ■ -V- Nicholaa D. Maselli. .50, of The I bill’s original heavy cost in The administrations' objections Iron Curtain. because they would tie thrown out of the window dead if their Bloomfield, charged with iiaing loans, grants and avLlay* bed been to the measure are baaed chiefly A leading Soviet scientist haUed . 1 • », • - demands for freedom were not met. CHICKEN BARBECUE metal tirea on the 'highway, wsa drastically reduced "by Democrats on the cost of its urban renewal the Russian feat of recovering the Twenty-flv* vUltor*. many of*- fined Its. Maselli, a contractor, In Congress hi hope of avoiding and public housing provisions. two dogs and a rabbit safely after, ' > » * them women and children, and 11 , UNITED METHODIST CHURCH— BOLTON waa charged May 13 after softie a veto. Halleck said the measure carries their flight aa ‘“ an important atep other prisoners who had been SPONSORED BV WSCS Of hia heavy equipment had been This was the fourth major veto cost* greater than those contem in solving the problem of space visiting relative* were seized along South Norwalk I driven on Biiah Hill Rd. and had by the President this session. It plated in Eisenhower’s proposal flight by men,” with the three guard*. SATURDAY, JULY 11 ; chewed up, the surface. Maaelll ar leaves up in the air a number of for a balanced $77 billion midget "It won't be long noW before One woman wa'e release from ranged with the town Engineer- major housing programs for which and would necessilate "trim en- we see people flying into Space," the barricaded viaitora' room dur Housewife, 32, SETTING— 8 P.5I. and 8:30 P.5t. j ing Department to repair the road federal fund* are running short. dotuly increased expenditures in- declared Dr. Grigory Khrushchev, ing the night when she became ADULTS, S1.7S— CHTUIREN UNDER 13. >1.00 - ■ ' and his case waa continued from An Eisenhower veto never has the near future.” corresponding member of the ill. The others were held until the ■nCKETS ON SALE BY ANY WSCS MEMBER day to d a y until repairs were USSR Academy of Sciences ov6r uprising ended. All outsiders and Shot to Death OR CALL MRS. JOHN ERICKSON—Ml 8-5?24 made. Moscow Radio. ' * ' ' ' ' the tl hostage inmates were treat RESERVATIONS CLOSE WEO., JTXT 8 Phillip Faron. 2.5. of lio Birch Moscow Radio first reported the ed fairl.v well. Norwalk. July 7 (JF— A 32-year- S(., waa aenlenced to 10 days In launching of the huge 2-ton mls- The four rebels were quickly ! jail on a charge of intoxication. Mrs. 'Verna (Elements, anxious onfi tense, her eyes smarting with tear g;aa, is calmed by David O'. old South Norwalk housewife waa If Columbus Gould, qlle yesterday, four days after It subdued as the -tear gas sent ^ e found shot to death early today tn Alan T. Donxe. 21. of West Rd.. Nordstrom,- Waahing;ton State Reformatory hospital chief,' after the woman and her two children 'went up. The nose cone and its occupants stumbling, weeping and the kitchen of her home. Vernon was fined 115 for failure âsengers separated from the were freed early today from four convicts who held 38 men, women and Children hostage. Chil choking from the room. to drive to the right. dren are Frankie, 2, left, and Dianne, 3H. (A P Photofax). Det. Capt. Joseph ISeree ooid THIS IS THE HOUR! propelling rocket and parachuted Officers said they were "roughed Mr*. Pauline Hoctor had been ehot The court referred Jeffrey D. back to Earth, returning the ani up a bit." Morhardt. 16. of 33 Hollister St., Why Can’t a Swede? through the head with a .36 caliber mals aafely, the Russians aaid. The four were ordered placed in to Juvenile authoritiea. Morhardt. automatic of foreign make. The It was not announced whether isolation and state officials said bullet entered the head at the left who appeared in court .lune. 26. the propelling rocket had gone Kozlov Checks Clinton, July 7 ( A —John C. H ♦ tion; - stocky, light and white they would be turned over to ,the temple and emerged from the waa initially charged with breach into orbit around the Earth or State Retired Fund courts." right, Berca-eaid. of the peace, to which he pleaded Wenden la a 70-year-old man who haired aa his ancestors. - - whether it had burned up on Re He came to the United Stataa Or Capitalism Lawrence Delmore, atata aupar- guilty. The court ordered the plea wnnta nothing leea than t o ’aee the turning to th* Earth's atmos The gun waa found on the Mteh- erased before referring him to the at 25. He worked at the U.8. Rub visor of adult correction, sold en floor. land ot his youth—Sweden. Hi* ber Clo.. in Naugatuck for 26 years phere. "we’ll gather a complete report, juvenile court. The Soviet announcement di(l Th# dead woman’s husband, tnak o f turning a dream to reality and when he retired in 1964 he was At Ford Plant $5.5Mmianin Red including comments o f th* hos- "•I The court entered a nolle not give details of th« rocket but Robert. 34, was takan to Norwalk againat a charge of failure to la aweaonie. He in oaUing th* A t chief engineer and production tag«s, then get the supm^tend- .Hoepltal. whtre he wd«. placed manager. v ent’s reconimendations, A f f n tnat grant the - right of way lodged lantic in a 36-fOot aollboat. (Continued on Pngn F1vn$ By vm xiAM L. RYAN under heavy sedatiqiu agalnat John G. Robinson, 81, of "Last January my wife di«d- Hartford, July 7 (/fi)—The S t a t e f ’the deficit in the fund might be it's up to the courts.” Weather permitting, Wende* Detroit, July 7 yP) — Industrial overcome. Bera# aaid there was no Immedi 705 Center St. Robinson was ar This left me free to go lyhere 1 Employes Retirement Fund today Delmore praised the reformatory leave* today -with two younger Detroit today gave Russia's first In stressing' the unsound posi ate information on how the ahoot- rested after a crash June 28 in pleased. So I sold my house and shows a deficit of more than $5,5 staff, for the imoothly executM men aboard hia "Viking.” started to plan the cMise. . . I'm deputy premier Frol Kozlov the tion Of the fund, tne auditor* re Ing took place, adding that It which a car driven by Donald J. million because o f the state's fail rescue, Wendee’ romantic jour^ney iri very good shape. When it conies, treatment usually accorded heads iterated that an actuarial report might he some time before police Logan. 20, of 8 We.at St., turned Pair Quit Raft, ure to match the vested interests "W e picked the time; we picked aeema practical and iwfe to him.' to work I can tire out a man halt of state. showed that by 1971 assets of the the battlefield.." he said. could question the husluind. on its side on Cooper Hill St. of employes. O f the boa°t, he said: my age." Kozlov was warmly welcomed Warning of this was given by fund "will be totally depleted "W e knew from 11 p.m. on what Beres aaid police were coiled, by Contintiances were granted to; " I believe }t can go anj-where Wendesi said the Viking will Spark Hunt fi>r by business executives dMpite a State Auditors Clarence F. âlcl- wherea* the vested interest* of the Hpetor's landlady shortly be Barbara. L. Jard’ine. 30. of North we were going to do. It was a mat the Queen Mary could go. A small move north to Nova Scotia first, snub from the city's mayo'r. On a wln and Robert F, Claffey follow members will equal about $35 mil ter of allowing enough time an that fore 1 a.m. They quoted her a* Franklin, fraudulent iiaue of a boat . . . ■will ntay atop the waves, then on to St. John’s, Newfound forenoon tour there were no un ing completion of examination of lion and the value of pension* on saying Hoctor appeared at her check, to Friday; and Harry A. the women and children would be “But I don’t wont to be a dead land, and then will span 2,500 miles 14, All Rescued friendly demonstrations. the fund. then retired employes will equal apartment and asked her to call Anderson., 46, of East Hartford, hero.’’ For that reason he ie not of ocean to northern Scotland. Tê A t the Ford Motor Co., Kozlov "The state's obligation to the about $148 million.” (OonttBoed on Pago Sevan) an ambulance because hle'w ifj fraudulent issue of a check, to last lap, to his hometown of StocK- had been shot. making the imUI alone. His crew HanksvlIIe, Utah, July 7 (fl»l— was greeted by- the president, fund should be studied and definite The latest audit report shows A reniln(ler that|m ’re open until 5 P.M. on Mpndaye, Tuesdays July 20. holm, he considers the easiest part will consist o f Charles Picek, 37, The party was getting rough- Henry Ford II, and the'i board steps should be taken to reduce and that as of June 30, '19.58 nearly When^ police arrived i ind and Fridaya. On Oioae days we offer a full 8 honra of unUiter- a con>ultlng engineer from Wash of the trip. eventually eliminate this deficit be 2,500 state employe* were retired' Mr*. Hoctor lytng on a the mpted aei^ce, 9 A.5I. to 5 P.5I. These honra are especially eon- Coming home, Wendes plans to wet, too—sb as couples sometimes chairman. Ernest R. Breech. ington, D.C., an- Elarl Potts, 27, do, Mr. and Mrs. Phillip J. Seeley Ford remarked that it was fore the amount involved becomes and receiving pension* amounting All-Stars Tied kitchen of the 2-room m t veideint for saving nr transacting other Snanrlal business on your an erajôye of the Marjland State cruise through the North Sea and overwhelming," the auditors cau to $4,016,156. Her liusband was so, ghly din- way home from work, or while doing some late afternoon shop decided to bow out and catch an "good to talk things over.” Koz Penitentiary. the Mediterranean and head for the tioned. 'traught It was neo .ry to send ping. Thursdays, of course, the hours are extended right straight GRIAT NIW OIL Florida Coast. He has no idea how other ride home. It wasn’t exactly lov replied: run Three men have, sailed the A t like thumbing a ride, on a super "A ll questions can be resolved They recommended that the fund Hint! Hint! 1 to 1 in Fifth him to the -host il under seda- through to 8 P.M. .Manchester Savings and Loan, 1007 Main long it, will take him to make the should be stabilized with the state tion. He i* id by a I PIVflOFiMINTf lantic alone froi.i the Silraks of entire trip. highway. by negotiations." StreeL near Maple Street. "Manchester's Oldest Financial lu- at least. contributing an amount hardware company. Btitntion.’’ ' , Gibraltar to New York. Wendes said he hc.i listened to It set off a frenzied rescue ef Kozlov asked Ford about pro Ixiiiigville. Ky,, July 7 (tPi — Pittsbut-gh. July 7 (IF)—Detroit’s The Uioet recent trip was made fort in the depths of Cataract duction and Ford said it was way equal to the net resources of the The Rev. Richard Debell, 23, Police Mr. and Mrs. the dangers of the trip from his vested interests of the members. AI Kaline homere:* in the fourth in b>’ Christopher Grabowski. a 37- Canyon for the. Seeleys. And it up over a", year ago. ii a shaken man. One hundred diiiighters, Mrs. Roy Blace of W al Since the fund was started In ning today to enable the American year-old veteran of the Polish Air caused the organization of a big and fifty Baptist minister* ap lUteiMd on Page Seren) lingford and Mrs.. Creed 'Tavlor of “ The economy of our country is 1939, it has been chiefly financed League to tie the National League Force, who arrived In New York New York aty. search by military and civilian plied for his job in three daya. going' ahead very strongly," Ford by contributions of member* 1-1 in five innings o f the annual harbor Sunday. He left Tangier, “They’re not goihg to talk hie planef for 14 companions who They did it in answer to an? All-Star game at Forbes Field. said. "Business is very good.” -based on a . certain percentage o f HERE'S 4 EXCEPTIONAL VALUES TO Morocco, 86 days before in a 26- out of it,” he said. “ I f Columbus went on and fought the Colorado Ford personally showed Kozlov ad that ran over Debell’s name. Ed Mathews o f Milwaukee had a e ^ River’s toughest rapids to a stand their salarie*. and these contribu foot sloop. could find his way across the A t the company’s new "Levacar.” The pastor aay* he didn’t the Nationals off to a 1-0 lead-in BjE HAD DURING HALE’S JULY Wendea Is in the Nordic tradi- lantic, why-can't a Swede do It? " still.' tion* have built up a reserve. place the ad. didn't know w-ho the first Inning with a homp-ûn. Kozlov refused to get into the However, the state has contri BtiJletins ______I______Reunited in Hanksville last car that rides on air because -he did, doesn’t need an assistant Don Drysdale o f the Los Augeles buted virtually nothing toward the and hope* to stay several more Dodgers pitched hlitess/Dall and night, the amateur river runners insisted that Ford get in with from the A P Wirea fund reserve but merely paid one- years at Gethsemane Baptist fanned (our in hi* yKr»k' inning laughed o ff the ^ experts’ fears him. The bubble top experimental h a lf'of the annual retirement sal Church. stint. / • they had been lost forever -In the model holds only one passenger. Chicago Gives Queen rapids— the way an elderly Calif aries with the other half paid from RAYBURN ANSWERS BUTUCR h i t i A company guide demonstrated IW SALE! ornian was last May. the fund. WaablngtOH,' July 7 the car which floats on a thin layer Trouble? None worth mention The auditors said the 1957 Gen of air. ing bock at oiltkiam .from ing. eral Assembly made a step “ in the Kozlov asked Ford to let him Tips on Bossing Women x Dmhocratlc Nattonal Chalmoa REG. 69c SILICONE REG. 69c CANNON An Unforgettable p a y Fun? Thrilling, just thrilling. right direction” by enacting a law Paul Sf- Butler, House Speak Do It again? You bet. Even the requiring that in any year when STRIPED (Ontinued on Page Five) er Sam Ra.vbuni sold today Mr. Seeleys. there is a general fund surplus $1.5 Butler ran do the talking and riy RELM AN M ORIN ^Buckingham, EYnintain I.,anding In IRONING Then why did the Bakersfield, million must, go toward stabiliz we’ll do the acting and make BATH Chicago. July 7 (D5— "It hw Grant Park, where she stepped Any Husbanfi Can Learn Calif., "couple go ashore and wait ing the retirement fund. the record." That woe Boy- been an unforgettable day." ashore, even before the Britannia to be lifted out of the.canyon by a . However, they noted that the bum'a reply to eomplataits by . BOARD COVBRS TOWELS Openly thrilled, with a smile like was in sight outside ■ thfe break helicopter?- . chance of any $1.5 million trans •c y a sunburst, Queen Elizabeth said water. Butler that the Denoetetio con- . "W ell,” said Seeley, "I saw my fer to the retirement fund appears From Managing Editor goodbye to Chicago last night af They stood for hours tn the News Tidbits gresaloRol teaderahlp has been wife’s head coipe up twice and I imlikely at this time., when all In- lee* aggreaaive and progiesstve ter 13 exciting hours ' amid the streets during the day. They were figtired I might not see it come up Culled from AP Wires roar of cheering miUlons and one dic»tiona are the state will end up than D m ocrate desir^. *till waiting late last night to see a third time. I’d had It." the present biennium with a def By DOROTHY ROE her feel ilafe snd needed and - of the triumphs of her life. her come and g29,302,115 Emphasizing that continued tail. „ New York, July 7, VPi— Vm- . Good quality Cannon towel* Canada with Prince Philip today, black horses as .one came and O. Miller of. Bakersfield, the 16 Seems ap though a new day Irons faster -wnlh less heat. to the U N today as Its share of postponement of any stabilization 4. Never desert a Woman in km Prealdeut Daviit J. MeOoii- with 1" stripe in tan, aqua,' heading north- aboard the .royal left th e. hotel wherg the banquet men, .women and children em ha* dawnisd for girl reporters. yellow and rose. yacht, Britannia, for Saulte Ste. the U N ’s operating budget for o f this fund '"presents a serious The 1959 personnel report of her fear. It is not circum- ald remained absent agalu to Fits alfstandard size boards. waa held. , barked In three rubber rafts. 1959 . , . New York policeman financial problem to the state," atance* a woman fears so ; Haipi kaap your Marie. Ontario. They hejd*' children , .on their the Associated Press Man day from Hie deadlocked steel-__ They will be on tlie .yacht until They set out to drift down the fatally shoots. 20-year-old Milton the auditor* *uggeated that the aging Editors Assn. Person much as the prospect of facing contract negotiations. Aides HALE’S 8TURDVWEAR shoulders "as .her corteigC passed.' Greeit and Colorado^ Rivers to the Graniela after k'âtreet'ga'hg shoot-, state pay 75 rather than the pres them alone. burhor cloah as it noon tomorow. t— ------Thpse- fit the T ea r turned" their. nel Committee has a special sold only . that be wsm “ occu BOX STITCHED QUILTED outpost of Hite/ ' Flyirig' 'In " a ent 50 per cent toward the retire 5. Never . lose your temper But the echoes of (Chicago will backs and lifted mirrors — peri- , section devoted to "Tips on pied elsewhere." - McDonald ” haaft your homo I straight linf, they’d have traveled critically wounded . . .. Israeli ment salaries.A with a woman. Every woman ' not soon die away. scopestyle— to look at Her/ ' Bossink Women," explained a* missed the aftemooa sesaloa of MAnRESS about 80 miles. Following ' the Prime Minister David Ben-Gurlon, I f this were done and there was knows the smaller the pot, the REG. 39c MARTEX The city gave her a warm, gen Everything went according to "10 Commandments which can union-industry talka yeeterdsy. ' RT-98 is the'most completely who submitted the resignation of a general fund, surplus to perm!) quicker it boil*., erous, typlcall.y American recep schedule in the tlghtly-meshed ar be followed by any managing The mystery heightened when PADS effective fuel oil sdditive in use tion. (Continued on P a fe Five) coalition government Sunday In ..a tha $1.5 million biennial transfer, 6. A woman’* anger <:an be todsy This help* your oil rangements. And -two unexpected editor to" Insure top-notch be faUdid to show up with other W ith Comer feUatlc And it was a case of mutual ad- row over selling arms to West Gacr atomfe in powe#. When there's negotiators at resumption o f the DISH ^ burner deliver morcêan, de eyent£ were ad^d,______._ success in dealing with' the — mtrationr; -Ml izabeth-^ptieltly-cftitg^hV many, -begina-a vacation hiday. fair «ex.” • blast-off, .direct "the force to bargaining talks this morning. .Reg7$8.98 fiA pendable heat.' You get pra- the spirit of the crowds. She First, Elizabeth lost a filling In Pope John' X X III approves pay Rdnnie Smith Out useful ends. mium service, too. All designed one of her back teeth. She spent Austria ChanciSlor . Now when I first started • tqwEu; 39'’*7e" began to- wave with genuine feel- hbosta o f 25 to SO per cent for aa a cub reporter, editors 7. Never forget that a worn-, ACTTOR'S YA C H T SIN K IN G / Q #*Qv to make home heating easy. - Ing. She kept turning to J*hillp, a quick 20 minutes in the den ■Vatican’s 2,006 employes. .John A. In Junior Golf Test didn't Worry about such Xn never forgets. Hpr memory, Darwin. Australia, July 1 twln'lllze chatting and. laughing, as the tist’s chair while , Dr. Norman R. Quits over Cabinet McCone, chairman - of Atomic compared to a man's, is as a 1 Olson fitted a temporary filling. . things. M y first editor u*ed (IF — Hollywood actor-raagiclan thunder of the applause pursued Energy Commission, doubts that cable to a thread. John. Calvert radioed todsy that Coll today h r them through the streets., . "It will do her u ntil' she gets- Ôrange, July 7 (JPi — Ronnie to look around the ci,ty room, Vienna, July 7 (A5-* Julius Raab, the Gei'«va talk* will produce a Smith, the 17-yaar-oId 'M'ancheqter beckon to me and say with 8. As a man. provide the hia yacht Sea Fox, with two 2 9 e«h "W e shall carry with us on the back to Ehigland,” he. said. Conservdtlve chancellor of Austria ■U.S.-Russian agreement to halt reaspn, the authority and the Reg >4 911 golfer whose'medal 65 set a qual disgust: men and a crew of five aboard, .$ 0,09 next stage of our Journey, and for Next, a police bomb squad scur since 1953. today gave up efforts 54”x7 e", nuclear weapons test*. ifying round record in the State “ Since we haven't got a security to guide a woman in was sinking off the North ^ % , Mobilhttot iT-M many years to come, a memory ried to .the Muaeiim of Science and to form a new coalition govern Property 'aettlement clears way Junior Golf Cbampionshipa at good man'around, I guess I'll the .use o f her constant emo- •Australian coaqt. The 8ea“ T o x of the generous hospitality of ChM Industry after ah anonymous tele ment with the Socialists after 'for a California divorce of actress .-tlonal drive. Absorbent. long wearing full sizf' wiw ^ Race Brook yesterday, w as bump - have to send you out on this first reported running Into dlf- ,-eago which will long warm our phone call said the building would nearly nine weeks of haggling. Deborah Kerr and-British televi 9. Praise a woman on every Pure /white Ailing that’s hearts,” she said. ed out of the tournament in the assignment." flculttes Sunday. A Royal Aus Martex t\>wels for maximum WE GIVE be blown up while the Queen and President Addlf^ Sohaerf ac sion producer Tony B artley... poseible . occasion. Her ap guaraijteed to launder white. opening found of, match play this When I came back- with a tralian Air Force sear^ plane These were her words a.s she Philip were inside,. The officers cepted Raab's resignation. He was Miami Police threaten to crack preciation is fourfold that of service. Elasti^ on each corner. GREEN STAMPS morning. scoop, he’d , grunt and say foiled to sight her. The messagf rose to speak to 1,400 guests at found nothing. expected to ask another Conserva down hard on warring Latin fac-. vlnan. So 1* her sensitivity; she '-—Smith suffered a 4 and. 3 de grudgingly: today made a more 'urgent ap Mayor Richard Daley’s banquet In "A phony," said Commlasioner tive o r a Scicialist to try to form tlons today after street fight mars reqiilre* one-fourth the criti feat at the hands of 16-year-^ld "Well, I guess it's all right peal: “ W e need hejp Immediate- WE GIVE GREK.V STAMPS her honor, the last event on her O'CJonnor. "Somebody just decided a cabinet. With neither major international friendship celebra cism. long program. She was a glitter to ntake a telephone call.” Thomas Gorman, Somersville for--a woman." ly; taking 2,000 gallons an Hour party holding a majority 'in parlia tion and the battered Cuban consul youth who plays out of the Suf- 10. Treat each woman aa -an ■ and sinking; send more planes." MORIRRTT ing figure in white with a diamonds The Queen's tour, basically, is a All that Is to be changed, ment, a Conservative-Socialist fly*' home.. .Friends of heiress fleld (Country Club, in the morn individual in w ay* suitable to and emerald tiara in her chestnht public relations assignment. if the nation's editors heed Clogpd Mffiuiayg During Jufy an'd Augu$l ■ hair...... ——- coalition such as Austria has had Frederika (Bobo) Sigrist Juarez ing's first match. the time, the place and the U.S. CURBS RED AID ES She har”beeir*travellng-acroM 'sltlCirWorWTWar I t la considered say shr wilt comfily with New -th e-A PM E recommendations, woman. > Washington,' Jnl.v 7 l.Ti—The BROTHERS "M y husbwd and I thanTt you Canada, appearing In small towns The tournament waa delayed for necessary. 'York court’s order soon and send .more than, 30 minutes aa. Race written by committee chair I recommend that every United States today gltunped most sincerely for the touching as well as the major cities, yisit- Raab’a attempt "^to rpn'ew th« her infant child to the baby's Brook workers chased a bull, man I. William Hill o f the newspaperwoman paste a copy travel restrictions on Gohunu- 301*31 S Contor Stroot 'welcome you have given us." she Ipg industrial plants, schools, hos Washington Star. Here they ■aid. coalition failed ttihen h* refused to father,. Gregg Juarez, in New which was found running loose-nfi- of the A PM E 10 command nlat Hungarian diptoniata tn re pitals, decorating reginvehts. give the Socj.alists a ir the m ôr York. are: . ments In . a prominent place,, Her voice, usually high-pitched the course. The bovine esuaed taliation for abnllar curba Im Th« h a m CORK 'Through it al], she has sbimded caMnet post* they demanded. The Widow of a Pennsylvania county 1. Measure a woman by her near her desk. When the boss and girlish, glowed with feeling. considerable damage to several posed OB U.S. dlpkimata In a n c m i s t i r o n n Ml 3-5135 the same theme— unity in the Conservatives got one more seat in judge must return to the state .su|cceaa with a job, not by her . gets Lough, just point to it. M C * Once again an explosion of ap traps and greens ovhich had to be Budapest. The State, nepart- PRICES^PECTIVE .\T OUR MANCHESTER STORE THRU WED:, JULY 8 WE. RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. commonwealth. parliament in the May 10 election, >47,563 of her husband's- retire aex or ydur prejudice. As a matjer of fact, it’* a MAIN 8T„ AT CORNER OF OAK ST. plause rose around the queen. repaired before play could start. meat adopted the iH-for tat , Her appearance In Chicago, the but the Socialists had a bigger ment benefits, paid to her in a 2. Avoid Impatience with a good thing to point oqt to hus lanchester Shopping Parkade, Middle Turnpike W. and Broad St.. Manc.iester Open Monday, T u ^ a y , 10 A.M. to 6 P.M,-— ^mmissloner of Police Timothy Gorman, a student at Cathedral meoaure leas tboa >4 hours after Wednesday, Thursday. Friday, 9 A.M. to 9 P.M.— Saturday, 9 A.M. to « P.M. only major visit to, an American popular vote. 'clerical error... Felix Madina, 12, High Schpol ip Springfield, Maas., woman; she NEEDS to have bands, too. ' tha Budapeat reckne ordered Read Herald Advs. J. O’Connor, calculated that 2,000,- city, was for the aaine purpose, to The 'parliamentary lineup now U TRIPLB-B STAMP REDEMPTION CENTER — IM MAREJin’ ÛAIUB, NEWINOTON 000 persona saw Elisabeth during lost for .nearly 48 hour* north of had a 2-up advantage at the turd confidence in-you. In moments o f" crisis you U.S. dlplomata i e stay wltkia >4 miles of midtowa Budapest un th* day. They massed' around Boulder, Wyp„ fovod lost olgfct by >3. -What ego is to a man',, can just get out th« list, and (CoBttlmed oa Page Four) ‘ (CoatiaiMd OB Poga F lv«) four man of a aherliTa poeoae. (Oeatlnaed mm Page Elerea) security la to a woman; make ’ look ImOeure. less they g«$ spednl pennlaeleak

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