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■ ■ I.. TUESDAY, JULY M , 1960 lounBEiN Atwrafj JNdiy Ntt PtcN '- .T 'r ^T ke_yten % r u a ateHri|igBter liti2ttUt9 l|9raUi ' r w Oiw^iPVijk B M M ' af V . A Wa -ftnw 1988 Industry,’* McNally said. "The i$g boys went through the nniaeum, $3,000 Loss 13,125 tampsnatoffc' Isnr mVt A b o u tT o w n Group Today bought souvenirs, and wandered Ths loim ooeunsd ovamtght, and Hmtatey' lUr, w so o m ti. again thsrs wars no marks on r at BwAnjia around for three nours.'' : at Obeolotloa mM. ngk IB 8ia. The next 24 hours was spent dh ths building fatdleating a forced FUNERAL HOME ManehatUr—^A City of VUlago Charm ItM wayi and nwana opmmittaa Will Discuss tbs train again, with Denver the Reported by entrance., « f Our Lady's ChiUd o f S t Bar^ destination. They reached Denver Patrolman Lso Grover Is Invss- FUNERAL thtdomew'e dniroh will maet to- on the morning of July 20, and tlgatlng. ______(OtoaalfUd AdvarMstag am Paga 92) PRICE m om nr at 8 p-m. In the tMUMmeot Brook Issue then trained to CoIoraSo iSprings, Hanci VOL. LXXR. NO. « 8 (TWEiNTY-POUR PAGES— IN TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, JULY 27, 1960 e t the rectoiy. stuns 90 miles south, arriving at SERVICE J The problem of Lydall Brook 1:16 p.m. Nearly , $8,000 In cash and Sheas Surprised WAUTER N. Officers and members of the was to be discussed toda^. by "Twelve buses awaited our ar­ checks has been reported miMlng IaBjCXjEjROi UaachestOT Lodge o f Blks will Town, SUte, Eighth District, and rival and took the Charter Oak from the John Hancock Insur­ Director Impasse on R B 4 7 maet at the John F. Tierney Fu­ Lydall A Foulds Paper Co. of­ Coimcil scouts and other council On Anniversary State News ance Oo., 68 E. Center St. neral Home, 219 W. Center St, to­ ficials. scouts on the train to the Reverse CallMIT-S869 J Diamond Ranch, where the 1960 According to Michael J. Malon- ~ Mr. and Mrs. Joseph V. Shea of morrow ni|^t at 7 o'clock to pay The group was to meet at 2 p.m. 23 Main Street, M^mchester final reapecta to Henry Demers, a with (Seneral Manager RlehiS'd Jamboree is being held! Beauti­ sy Jr., district manager o f the 114 Mather St. were honored at a Roundup lodge member. Martin in the Municipal Building fully lighted and colored algns company, 8179 in’ cash and $2,611 surprise buffet supper at their to discuss steps underway, and ahowed the way to the campsite, in checks made up the Friday home Saturday night, celebrating and we had a motorcycle police es­ Council any that can be planned, to reduce night deposit. their 80th wedding anniversary. the pollution that makes the cort.” . The loM was discovered yester­ The party was given by their Roadblocks Set Police Arrests stream offensive to North Binders . Raise Tmta day morning, and was reported to children, Joseph P. Shea of Man­ Notice during hot, dry spells. After receiving "Instructiona police yesterday afternoon. chester, M ra James F. Sheehan, of Martin invited Robert FuUer, about their campsite, the scouts The- money, according to Mystic, and Mrs. Edward P. Cur­ I win bs away from my bnal- For 3 Robbers Mies Haney J, B ^ , 60 Margaret had to wait f—Security Council de­ automobile and three Minerva, both of 146 Center S t, ter supper, the scouts were free Maloney added that he still does disputes. were both arrested and charged prudent of the Elighth Utilities the 80 friends and relatives pres­ Monchostor Hoertin^ bate on the American RB47- •fhe vetoes brought the Soviet men who, .fired on a Wolcott with Intoxication as the result of 'a District; warren J. Scott, director to look over the Jamboree jiurea not know if it was stolen or Just ent. before taps, sounded-nt-10 lost. He did not rule out the pos­ reconnaissance plane, a h o t total to 89 in the council’s history• pblicemah early today. The noUw disturbence in front of 147 of the sanitary engineering dl The couple has four grandchil­ Chief U.B. Delegate Henry Cabot policeman was not hurt. Javits Will 'The first official day started sibility that It might havs been cind PtumblnB Co. down by the Russians ended Center S t, at 1:80 this morning. vision. State Health Department; dren. Lodge 'after the votes said Uie Rus­ Patrolman John Muccino, S5, Both are scheduled to appear in off hot, and It is supposed to , get thrown, away by mistake. last night with a 9-2 council and Dr. Nicholas Marslalo, town Preliminary police Investigation sians by blowing an in’vestigatlon said he was investigating aii at­ court on Aug. 8. health director. hotter in the afternoons. A large 117 Birch St. vote rei^ting Soviet charges showed “they do not believe their Rita M. Gond, 22 West S t, was cannon explosion officially opened did not reveal any sign of forced tempted break at a grocery store No New Complaints entry into the company’s offices. again st^ e United States and own charge” against the United in this cental Connecticut town arrested and charged with failure the Jamboree, and the fiags of T.I.M I^t778or^83S1 States. He termed the Italian pro;- to grant oAe-half of the h i^ w a y as Martin said the meeting would all countries and tmits were raised D et .Thomas Graham is inves­ L T. WOODiSO. a Russian veto of the U. S. when he came upon the parked deal with “what has been done, poeal for the Red Cross to contact New Jersey car. the result of an investigation into together." tigating. IC E PLANT proiiosal for an international the captured filers a “compassion­ an accident that occurred yester- and what we might do” about the McNally’s next letter will tell Second Poesible Theft Muccino said there appeared to Chicago, July -27 (/P)— Republican National Chalhiun pollution and odor caused by the 81 BISSELL ST. WALTER B, KOHLS investigation. ate resolution’.’ and commented to he no one In the auto at first. But dM morning. The candles dn that cupcake are markers foi» other people's wish­ Of the activities at the Jamboree. Another possible theft was re­ Th« Ruoolann aloo vetoed on paper company’s Industrial wastes. the council: suddenly, he said, three men pop­ Thruaton B. Morton said today the party’a national eoilTCn- ^Mdnald Pamirfirey, 24, of 489 es, wishes for health that came true. Each candle marks a When the scouts return, he will ported to police this morning by Cuhes-CrMhed^Blocks FLUMBINO and HEATINO Italian propooal that the Interna­ No complaints have reached the 204 MIAFLE ST. “It is a sad thing when a people ped up inside and one fired two tion will try to go ahead with its plan to nominate a ^ ce E. Middle Tpke., was arrested on g^lon of blood donate by York Strangfeld, 168 Greenwood Dr., write a story about the experi­ Robert Hayes, owner of Hayes tional Red Crosa contact the two aa warm-hearted as the Soviet peo­ shots at him. presidential candidate tonight. a srarrant c h a r i ^ him with non- -He holds the gold pin awarded to a 4-gallon donor. Next to Town Health Department yet this ences at the Jamboree. Elsso Service Station, at 484 E. '■urvivlng crewmen o f the Ameri­ ple Is represented by a govern­ aw port this mominjg. him is Mrs. James E. Elliott 177 Summit St., chairman of the year, but the weather hasn't yet can plane, who are being held by ment as cold-hearted, brutal, hard The policeman took cover and Vice President Richard M. Nixon, announcing pfa|BDl te<0iat* Tlie warrant was issued by canteen which operated yesterday at Manchester Memorial Hos­ been right, according to neigh­ the muoians for trial aa opiea. and cynical as they showed them­ fired two shots in return as the party leaders on the No. 2 selection after hCs own nomi­ Prosecutor Jdm Lombardo. pital. when the BloodmobllC made lU visit. (Herald Photo by bors. 'V men sped away. He pursued the Pamfdurey was released under Deaplte the official Impaaoe, U.N. selves to be tonight.” .> nation for president, had strongly indicated yeaterday that SaUmls). In efforts to improve the stream The Russians had charged that men Jin a patrol car, but they had $200 bond for court appearance Frl- dlplomata Chalked up the outcome too much of a start on him- and the vice presidential vote might be delayed. Into which It has historically aa a defeat for the Soviet Union the RB47, when shot down by a d ^ . ejected its fiber wastes, the pa{>er vanished In the Waterbury ares. But Morton issued the following statement today : Only yesterday, he was found «n d a victory for the .United Soviet Jet fighter July 1, was on a company has Installed clarifiers, Statea. They pointed out that on spy mission over Soviet territorial ’’Tlie Republican national convention is^ gmng to try to giillty of intoxication and breach of used chemicals, followed State peace, and given two 80-day Jail 8dl three resolution! the vote Was waters in the Barents Sea. The Ribicoff in. New York nominate the vice presidential candidate ps planned, Wednea* 89 Pints of Blood recommendations,. and last year 9-2, with Russia and Poland op­ Soviet resolution that the eouncil terms to nm concurrently. He ap. fluMi«d~ out areas where waste- Hartford. July 27 (4>) — Gov. day night. pealed the .finding of Judge John posed by all nine non-Ck>mmimlst filled water had been stagnating. UrthdBjf Raity (CoBttoaed «n Page Ttrirtoea) Abraham Rlbicoff went to New “ However, if the hour should become late, we Will pat the Brennan, and was freed under $280 membkrs o f the eouncil including Last November, when the prob­ York today to confer with Robert nomination of the vice president over until Thursday.” appeal bond. F. Kennedy and Judge SamuM I. Frederick Oirauard, 17, of 317 Drawn at Hospital lem was last discussed by Town Dlr^ors, Fuller recommended the quality Roienmon. Tolland Tpke., was arrested and ----- Kennedy, preeidential campaign Chicago, July 27 (/P)— Richard M. Nixon today asked and charged with being AWOL from the wastes be piped into the town Elghty-nlne pints of blood were^Mrs. Evelyn Griffith, Charles A. or district municipal sewage sys­ manager for his brother, U.S. Sen won an all-out pledge of support from New York Gov. Nelson -- th« Army. He was picked up on John F. Kennedy, is In New York Main St, last night after Manches­ drawn yesterday during the visit Banka, Ralph Warren, Mrs. tem, while Martin favored the In­ compact car! UAW for Quick Vote A. Rockefeller for the fall campaign. ter Police were alerted by the mili­ of the Bloodmobile to Manchester drey Niles, Gerald Chappell and stallation of more treatment units to confer with Democratic leaders The Vide President bustled about this Republican convott* tary to be on the look out for him. Memorial Hospital, including one Joseph O'Connor. at the paper company. in that state. Judge Rosenman Is a former ad tion city calling on state delegations and exhorting his parti­ Glrsoiard was held in custody pint making York Strangfeld a 4- Also, Charles Spratly^, Mrs. Lil­ These ^estions, and the quek- sans ^most as if his presidential nomination tonight wero overnight, and turned over to the gallon donor. lian Demeusy, Robert Dwlre, Mrs. tion o f whether the town would O n Sikorsky Dispute visor to former President Franklin D. Roosevelt and Harry S. Tru­ Army this morning. Other donors who achieved Helen Dwlre, Mrs. Alma Johannes, help to finance any not already in the bag. Mrs. Maeiil Bennington, Gerard were left Undecided then. man. But It was clear his thoughts unusual donation levels were Ed­ Riblcoff’s office did not elaborate were largely on the terrific battle ward Flynn, three gallons; Mrs. Champagne, Jacob W. Cheney, —^nie^could set up 8U1 informal secret on the purpose of the Governor’s he has bton predicting with the Armed Bandit );• a Henry Bengston and Roland Wood, Vernon F. Niles, Ralph Swanson Stratford, July 27 ballot election to be administered trip. Democrats in the three months two gallons; and Ray Moffitt, one and Cydrlce E. Glggeyf. United Auto Workers, chaRenged ARTHUR DRU8 Donors who kept appointments by ah impartial third party. The The (Connecticut Governor was between now and election day. gallon. Area Scouts on its right to represent warkers were Mrs. Margaret Dunfleld, Gus at Sikorsky aircraft plants here results, though unofficial, would one of the earliest backers of Ken­ Nixon started his day by meet­ Grabs $400 at Walk-in donors were Mrs. Grace shed. J ^ t on how much support nedy’s candidacy for the Demo­ Didan, Miss Jean LeClaire, Mrs. Frank, Albert L. Adams, Bion Tup- and In Bridgeport, has asked for ing with . the delegation from his FREE DELIVERY per, Arthur Randall, Mrs. Virginia illA v u m has.- cratic presidential nomination and Vice Prasldsiit Nixon. Mn. Nixon, and Gov. Rockefaller of New York have big emllea as the Nixons Dorothy Wheelock, Richard F. At Jamboree a quit^ poll of workers to aett}» home state of California. 8 A JI. to 10 PAI. Larson, Herbert Cunningham, Mrs. f Ths other United Aircraft plants was his convention floor manager visited the New York chief executive in New York etate delegition headquarters today in Chicago, Then he .went to seo the New Loan Gimpany Clay, Mrs. Elaine Sweet, Frederick the matter. ^ (APPbotofox). , Mildred Olmstead, Mrs. Dorothy Sikorsky is a division of United On striks are thoss of the Pratt A at Los Angeles. 7ork delegation at its own hesMl- W. Perry, Arthur LeCialre Jr., Ten Manchester Boy Scouts and Rlbicoff has said he would be Gorman, David Bowers, Fred T. A ircraft Gdrp. A strike a^mming Whitnoy Aircraft Division in Bast quartera, reversing the usual pro­ T h e Beneficial Finance Oo., 808 their leader are attending the fifth Hartford and Manriiester and available for special assignments Baker, Sherman R. Collins and from disagreement on contract cedure. Main St., to the Jaivto BulliSfaig. David O. Ciarpenter. National Jamboree now being held thoss of ths HamiltMi Standard during the campaign. He Is sched­ Nearly all of the other state was held up w d robbed of between Also, Mrs. Helena Gavello, Mrs. at Colorado Springs, Colo. tem i and affecting these two Division in Windsor Locks and uled to . confer with Kennedy 'at pluts and four other United Air­ ‘Middle Road’ groups ho've Called at the Vice 8400-xnd $460 at 12:45 thia after­ Lena Raymond, Mrs. Edward Me- Along with 71 other scouts snd Broad Brook. Workera at these Hyannis Port, Maos., Aug, 2. President's hotel. It was the first noon by a lono gunman. Keever, Elmer Griffiths, WUllam leaders in this area, the acouts craft plants in Cmmecticut has four are represented by the Inter­ been, going on since early June. face-to-face meettog o f Nixon and Mrs. Barbara Albaal of Bolton, Woodln, A. Hyatt Sutllffe, Mrs. held a pre-Jaipboree training ses­ national Association, of Machinists. Best, Ike Tells Rockefeller a t the convention and NOTICE Recently, a group of non-union Both unions are seeking stronger Ricciuti Picks Aide lone clerk In the office at the time, Louisa Carrara, William Steiner, sion In West Hartford before go­ It turned toto quite a love feast. said the man wa^ed into the sec­ William E. Hill, Merrill D. Colton, ing to Colorado. They make up employes ^ Sikorsky asked the seniority provisions, arbitration of Hartford, July 27 (iP)—6ute La­ RIGHT OFF THE BAT N atjo^ Labor R^^tRma Board bor Commissioner Renato E. Ric- Rockefeller called It "a rare ond floor office,^closed the door Oliver J. Mlnney, William Hanha Troop 63 of Re(;lon 1, Section 28, I—fcUri SnMrCwiOMMmkCOTibtwi (UsputM .not settled by the con­ GOP Hopefuls privilege" to present Nixon to the 8m M wa, klf Mr roMi m4 MMlort, to hold an election to determine cluti today announced the appoint­ and began questioning her about Closed For Vacation and Mrs. Roxcy FoSS. " at the Jamboree. Thousands of tract, The right to investigate griev­ New Yorkera, declaring: mi«m S Mr MMtwy m4 WiiSth* mmi fmether a. majority of Sikobiky ment of Philip J. McDermott, Un- ^taking out a loan. Also, Mrs. Marie Benson, Wells scouts from 39 coimtries are at­ ances Ml company time and prop­ JULY 26 TO AUGUST 2 tending. YOU SAVE AT LEAST W WM^eis atm wish to be represent­ erty, automatic pay raises Instead easviUe, as deputy commlsslaneT Chicago, July 27 VP)—^President ‘Your presence here with un to She asked him to step into a Dennison, Daniel Pinto, Mrs. Sue Tk« RimbUr AaitrteM 2-Dmt Min* A factory infection. Chicago, July 27 (P)—Proeidant^eral lAases of admlntotraUon oe- BiiMahower today urged Republi­ to be a flnsil tosplration and emo­ omall interview booth to fill out an OKH AUGUST 3 Richard J.> McNally, appointed $.d«.*»H«,l*AiMr1e*’*l«wMl-wl**i tv ed by the UAW. of a merit pay system and some Gorton, Miss June Glanville, Mrs. scribe for the Manchester scouts, McDermott has been directing ttvity. can candidates to follow “the great tional lift which I know will re­ appUcatiem blank, and It was thera Lillian Warner, Edgar Theri­ or. Fun ItniHr room, mta .J T he NLRB sSld such an election form o f a union shop. Elsenhower aaya k to “ Irrefutable has described the trip to Colorado would be held, but said it first the activitleli o f factory inspection Vice Presidesit Richard M. Nix­ middle road" and Ignore the gut sult to your victory and election that he drew a guii and pointed it ault, Mrs. Jean- Klelik. Mrs. Maria Now—Get the best deal ever! truth" that the nathm to enjoying at her. and the firsj day at the Jamboree Yob S « v « |vbb * wants:to conduct S'hearing on an dlvisiofi since July, 1969. He was on, who got o handMme aendoff ter, left or right In November. We are with you GUS'S GRINDERS Albert, Mrs. Helen Heard, Mrs. unpreoedented proepeiity, has the for hie eosnlng campaign from the Eisenhower held forth to Repub­ all the way. In a letter to The Herald. The Rambler imashed all sales records in June—and we want unfair labor practice complaint named supervising Iniroector last She said he told her, "All right, Clifford Risley and Leonard scouts traveled by train, stopping HAort Rrttli Oar fall, and' deputy commissioner on •trongeit military syetem in the retiring President, hailed Eisen­ lican office-seekers at a party "We admire your courage in this to a stick-up; Just get up and 466 HARTFORD ROAD Rivard. filed against the union by the PWA Petitions in Chicago. to keep sales climbing. Everyone knows, when sales company. The date for this bear­ the basts o f high scores In competi­ howers iqieecb ss “a smash ." breakfast the philosophy of Abra­ toktog a stand on controversial is- glvd me your money." _ Also, Mrs. James Bresinskl, Mrs. 10th BirllMlay Db b I world and to woridng eeaseleoely ham Lincoln that the government Visit Museum ing Is Aug. 29. The company says tive examinations. Ho Joined the Rockefeller colled it on “excel­ Mrs. Albaal said that she did not Rita Levine, Robert DeRuyter, volume goes up, selling costs go down—and Rambler . OtIInnO nlror Or Mml-rlu* department in 1948. for peace. eh(mM undertake only those Uitogs (etonttained en Page Tea) “ One of the largest attractloiu ■m. 0MM.I MaWnii). UmmWi- It 'kUI not bargain with the union For NLRB PoU lent, forthright” statement. Rut ugue but went right to a drawer Miss Barbara Bendler, Frank was the Museum of Science and dealers are passing the savings on to you. To celebrate _JMVlHiiMlit«.a«tMlHn,l^------He gave this aaeesement of his Rockefeller, who has urged an im­ that the people ore unable to do behind the counter and gave him Creamer, Conrad Banas, Frank A, wwtHMHiiri.iw.iM Sal am, 8 ««>.»*»• until it has been endorsed as Iwr- themselves. Rambler'a 10th Birthday success, they’re offering the W « galnlng agent by the workers. Platu Approved years o f etewardMXp in the White mediate rise o f $3Vi bllUon in de­ all the cash. Pearson, Gilbert Wilson, Charles House to an enthusiastic “Thank fense spending, refused to com­ “We ought to use It os a flaming While Ohe was doing this, Xbe E. Loza, Charles Griffin, Salvatore m6st generous trade-in allowances of the year. Yesterday, Joseph Monahan, pres­ On lAM Status X$ u o n N eg) s3RBn}n* 8ui ident of Local 877 of the UAW, You Bee Day” session of the GOP ment when asked about tha “ cult battle flag on the highest mast Riot said he kept talking to her, saying Filloramo, Raymond Larlvee, Mrs. Hartford, July 27 (P>—Plans for national oim-vention last night. of professional pessimists’’ phrase. the Republican party can put up that she should wait five mtamtee Roland Wood and Anthony Allbrio. challenged the ouster group to co­ East Hartfbtd, July 27 (P) — A the new $8 million State Labor INVITATION . — 24 MoplB St.. MonchBstBr, Conn. operate In oetUing the rejmsenta- Especially in the fields o f na­ Eisenhower, who is nearing 70, and fight tor It always,” Eisenhow­ before calling anwne, adding that 'Also, Howell Miller, Allan C. DgCORMIER m o t o r s a l e s . INC. petitiMi has been filed with the Dept building in Wethersfield have tional defense and econom ic received a warm “We Like Bee" er said. he had a friend waiting out in Hotchkiss. William Kilgore, Thom tlon question quidlcly so as to “help Ends; 9 Dead National Labor Relatimia Board been approved and the state will growth, Elsenhower strongly de­ reception from the GOP delegates, This approach to government to A warm wdoome awaits any investor as Dawkins, Richard. Lynne.. M. clear away the hurdles put up by by Pratt A Whitney Aircraft man­ advertise for bids for the project ^ FUSH! RAMBLER OUTSaLS AUBUT 2 IN NEW ENDUND! the company to stall negotiations fended his administration’s rec­ whose party rode to powep with difficult to defend, the President (Continued on Page Ten) Harold Wllliiuuaon, Lewis LaBrec, agement, requesting an election be within a few days. State Public ord. At many points his speech Kim nearly eight years ago after added, and requires Intelligent ex­ Bulawayo, Southern , to our njBw office. Drop in, b had many orators. Etsenhower’s The Republican party possesses Bulletins NLRB has said It intends to han­ ington Avs., will be built at.Jqrdan Negro townships of Bulawayo to This was reported .this noon by hto bolls, so we have a cult of flashed in. the bright TV lights as great strength, however, Eisenhow­ dle the imfair labor practice charge Lane and Folly Brook ltd. which at least nine Negroes were from the AP Wires ANNUAL CHICKEN the lAM headquarters in East professional peaeiniists who, toki. he bent hto head time and again to er said, "because so many people brou|ht by the-company against killed and 11 tojured. ^ BARBECUE the union before conducting the Hartford, whitfi said it had re­ Ing ooimsel o f their fears, continu­ read his speech from a hianuscript want to go m exactly that direc PUTNAM & CO. AT THE $6,171 Surplus on the lectern. He seldom smiled. Eighty per cent of the labor Atombers New York Stock ittehango representation election. ceived a copy of a representation ally mouth the allegation that tion." LORD HOME NAMED Ths President, os he has before, Elsenh(nver addressed a break­ force was back at work to the ■uckinqham A s an alternative, Monahan said, Hartford, July 27 (P)—By apply­ America has become a second rate London, July 27 VP) Prime the union and the independents (OonMnoed on Faga Ten) mllitazy power." come up with a dramatic challenge fast meettog of his own cabinet city’s 450 factories after a work 71 lAW CINTM St. • MANCMmt • Tilt Ml $-|lll ing a firm hammer lock on ex­ Minister MoonMIaa toniglit ap­ CenaragaHonol penditures, the State Athletic Divi­ Rockefeller has eritictoed eev- to the Russians—'The dictator in officers and OOP candidates for boycott that accompanied the vio­ SsBfmtti »m TsilM Ctsmsg lence. The rest of the workers pointed Lord Home as Britota'a o Church A a aver avstsat loUai sion Mided the recent 12-month the Kremlin"—but It was hardly various offices. About 600 at­ Ja w s J. Blair • Kobort H. Slarkol RIVER RICE were expected on the Job later In Foreign Secretary to encceed likely the Russians would take him tended the affair, to a Chicago ho Soturday, July 30 bswL 8tardlTy coa- operations with a aurplus,.of $6,171 Selwyn Uoyd. H ie luuniitg at stractsi. IssOy dsSasA FOOD STORES Busts Flattened^ Waists €kme from boxing-wrestling activities. seriously and he knew It. tel. the day. Servings At S;$0 and 7:00 Would the Soviet dictator, Eisen It wsui Bisenhower’s last sehed- Military eordo|ui protected all ttie 14th Earl o f Home (pro­ ADULTS 8i:76 STORES The surplus figure showed a 63 nounced Hume), 67, hlghUgiitod SST.00 THE BEST HEIGHBOftHOOD per cent gain over the compar News Tidbits / ho.wer asked, “ agree to holding o f CHILDREN (Under 12) 78c free elections under the sponsor (Oonttoned o« Page Feortoen) I (Continued en Paga Fix) the biggest shokeup of the For Reservations: ' able period one year ago^ despite CaUad from AP Wirca British Cabinet slum MtocsMl- CAIWY SUGAR HEART FOOD PRODUCTS a' slump o f 28 per cent In license ship of the United Nations—to per­ Call Mrs. Alvah Russell WELDON IRUD 10. House of Dior Chops mit people everywhere—In every lon took over from Sir AgtiMiny Ml 8-8889 and tax revenue from boxing-wrest­ Eden os Premier in 1957. ling,events. ^ nation and on every continent, to 991 MAIN UT.—Ml 84821 Chancellor Konrad Adenauer of vote on (me single, simple toaue; West Genaany to meet PreWdent Effective la ii, 1 CHICKEN*^”* SEA TUNA/~^41e to Show Knees (Oeathnsd am Page TMrtoea) ‘That Issue to: Do you went to KEDA WINS XBIBD Charles DeGalle in Paris Friday live under a Communist regime or Tokyo. July 27 (6>-PriBM to dtoeose a toogher European line under a free system such as found Minister Hoyato Deeda’s niltng Currently By NADEANE WALKER < »creatione, all you need Is a castle to resist -only threatening Soviet In the Unified States? Conservatives rolled up another maneuvers during the UA. presi­ Pope to Alter Rules smashing provinciM elmdlbii vle- PSris, July 27 (P) — Designer to call home. They're known as “Are the Soviets willing to meaS' BUITONI 35c Yves Saint Laurent of Dior drop­ “chateau styles." and they're toll Castro Offers dential campaign . . .,Sen. John ure their world prestige by the re­ tory today—ttaMr. tiilrd this ped a bMMb today by chop-, cut and all a^tter Jet, ball F . . Kennedy calls in (xm- sults of such elections? month—-over a leftwbig op­ FEEIFRESHER...WORKBEITER...SLEEPIN fringe bobbles, and beaded all- Bultonta to dtocuas details tor the ponent who campaigned aggiaet K| A Or e o c r e m e ping skirts off short enough to "The United States would gladly show the kneecap and dropping the over embroidery. Latins Model Mg*Male nsdto- televletoa cam­ do so.’ For Breviary, Japan’s new alUaace. w im the oz. ClEANERAIR r l A d l a w w s a n d w ic h 11 29c The waistline nearly to the bottom of Instead at giring the new eollec- paign he apparently plans os , The President listed a string of United States. Ubeeal-DeBWesBt the hips. tion a name, as Cbrlstlan Dior Democratic nominee. achievements on the dom^lc Konroku Kanda, 61,^ a vetaraa of In Cuba Revolt 26 yeiua In puMle eenrlee, wees-. Busts wera flattened and waists used to do and as Saintitsuircht Gtov, Abraham Rtolooff to ad­ front, defended the admlntotrS' Vatican Chty. July 27 (P)—Popeothat those following other Latin swallowed lip. himself did with Ms famous Trap­ Vennont Desneemta Satur­ tlon’s c(mduct en foreign affairs, whelmlngly defeated Pregwestve John:lm .X X ni. & a_m ^ or H tu^cM ritea ■hould (» M o m to the n,w Oz. 39c The llnie a^as basically a. sack, or eze, tile Dior house tMa time sim­ Las Mercedes, Cuba, July 27 VP) day at Bennington . r . Bolivian and said “there ore more Ameri­ code of .rubric# and calendar Independent OihelJI D(mwdn» 84, KEEBLER 16 reform for the Roman Catholic backed by both SoclaUsta asM chemise, wt^ a low-slung bag ply suggests a few' deseri$itive —An ailing Fidel Castro offered sympathizera with' qiiba'a . Fidel cans today employed, at higher ay announced that soon os possible. tacked on at the bottom. terms “suppleness, lightness Castro bam ttoole 8aia In eOgy Church, toda;, From Jan. 1, he sole old rubrics Communists, tor Goveswee mt his revoluti(>n as an sxampie to wages end with more takerhome rtew code o f ^mbricai (rules) for , toe, were dropped and Hfe.” .. .Belgian government believM pay than ever before in our his­ Sind amendments concerning the Gumma Provinoe. Tsro oSher other Latin American countries the Roman brejriary and Moss will mliior candldatee nui tor behtad. 25 Ft. drastically to the bottom of the - The idea is to throw ths newly ind^>«ident Congo rd'pub- tory." breviary and Mam will cease to REYNOLDS 33c yesterday and repeated charges of bec(nne effective Jon. 1. 45 hip, where ' gathered-on' melon shackles and let the body “coim Uc should becqsne UMtod NoUone But the two main segments of effective and decrees and other U.S. aggression against his gov­ MAY EXTEND OUiOSW Skirts took over. Skirts were alive In a floating aura, transpsu-- tnset toSTitoty, highly placed Bel- his speech were devoted to - de- In a formal document—a "motu documents o f the qongre$;ation of ernment. proprio" or order by the Pope’s Greesiville, S. C, July 87 ^ A n c V o r a n g e ' moderately tucked In at the hem, ent and animated.''. eources say. rites “which are not In harmony" Greenville County offlelala aeday NOW ...GET THESE MONEY-SAVING which usually bit mid-knee levM. The transparency comes in for Obviously not fully recoveNd (Osatomed • « Page F(Nff) “own hand"—ths head o| the Ro­ with the.new code win be abro iLAKcA SYRUP 16 Oz. 33c from his b m t with pneumcmia, the Mm. Francis Gary Powera ap­ were considering tollowtaig ttw ’ Saint Laurent did not baptise his evening osUy, although there .are peals in person to Soviet Xhnbasey man Catholic Church sold the new gated. prime minister looked drawn and rubrics will be promulgated' ioan. "Similarly are revoked all stat City CounoU lead la medenag ss new shape with a name, but it some daytime wool oigindies/ and In Washington tor peradsolon to curfew ogatast alf peseena looked a bit Ilko a bomb or'elon­ gauses and lace tweeds. haggard as he hoarsely Harangued He sold the new code combines utes, privUegea, indulgences, the Che crowd. He spoke for. two hours visit bar hneliand, awaking trial der 20 yean at ago tai aai effort gated melon. It always hung on a The unwaisted chemise dress, In Russia os spy . Government the rubrics 'In a better form, ar­ customs and any kind, both secular and 15 minutes and in the end Faubus Wins and Impiemorial, as well as those to stem recent nolM Metteib S<)APINE 35c long, slack middy top. with melon flounce bottom gath­ of Iran orders Ambaesador ranged In a clearer order” and AMAXINO PURITItON* practically stumbled into the arms worthy o f very tpectol and Individ­ Members of the Cetnity legielni- *1110 Flapper Era influence Is ered on halfway between knee and Mahmoud Moharran Hommad of prayers which must be said dally of. his followers behind him. ual mention, which are In contrast tive delegatlott sold ney warn strong, but to complicate matters hip, runs right through the col­ United Arab Republic to quit Primary Test by prtosts and members of relig­ MAKWR'TIRBP AIR'CLKAN, , Instead of a predicted half mil with these rubles," the Pope said prepared to estabUah the eiatow there is an African theme In lection. One formal version of it emmtiry ndtUa 24 hours. ious orders will be shortened and on a countywldo bosto If law ZIPPY s t a r c h Deal Pack Qt. 2lC chapped like native huts or ant-; has ths lece flounce. Mtirt up to lion, about 200,000 Cubans strug­ simplified. T ^ Pope sMd reforms shorten CCMRINORmBUi . a . PRISHI gled through rahvisoat and muddy High government source says Little Rojck, Ari(., July 27 (AJ— ing the daily services had been epfonxmait ontiiorltiea requeet- hills and harbario Jewelry.’ mid-knee in. front end nearly (town Britain to ready to provide aavetnl Oov. OrvU B. Faubus was on the In an added exhortation, he said >d it. ON RE6ULAR Colors are dark tor day — s o ^ to til* heels bShind. 'Ylie shortest roods to celebrate the seventh the abbravtotions in the Divine nqueated b y many bishops, espe /wfwffjiiff.-/Iff fw if junior fwriffpfftf — IR5RCi3DTOfHi5FfFnr“ anniversary of Castro’s revo'lh- new stmtqgle bnaae to UMtod high road to an unprecedented cially for prieato "who every day brown, black, prune and steel shocker was a mulberry watered fourth term today after a smash­ Office, resulting frbm the new BALLON tlonary movement in its birth' Stntos for nuclear-powered stffi- have more and more ppstoral pre- ^ 80 MORE ratES gray, Irith gold and sliver lames, sUk chemise drilled to ssell above marines that v^l carry Polaris ing victory over four opponents in rubrics, should he "comptoisated by PorUbls ruElTBON $U«trpnie§lttl place, the Sierra Maestro iCoun- (iocupationa.” . Portland. Ore, JMy 87 (ff) » DIAMONDS ...... For PRICE... NOW Mading and bright shades for eve- the knee

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-'0 1962 A r«in 7 ply, our ehildren era JustiAed iii of tha Confarenea’a laglalatlva 935 MAIN 5TREET — TEL. Ml |.BI>I — OPEhf9 T(» 5*30— THURSDAYS AND FRIDAT^ T O f P*M.-i- CLOSED I A Thonirht for Today questioning the veracity of our Lugg toiPress . committae, ariiich haa tha taak of While Vice President Nixon and •poBsersO By the Mawsieetee precepts. It is hardly to our ered- prodding atata lawmaking bo41aa Oovemor RockliifeUer were battling Ceoaelt et Ohnrehee Vt that we deserve their deflance. Code in to follow along on proposed uni­ EoAntttQ: l|Aral{i ______I do not advocate granting youth form laws. platform commutes members over rUBUdUiW BV JUki a carte blanche, for tha Indliicretloii Commercial Laws The ether two membere of ttie nJiAU> pramNo CO., m a how the Republican P arty could " I f you then, who are evil, know o f inexperience can f>e diaaatroua. if:?'"*-. U Wuell Strati Conntectleut Uniform Laws Com­ ■ best present Its case to the nation low to give good* glfte to your But even as we of the older gen­ mission are Btata Democratic M M Chwt^ Conn. Hartford, July 27 . . aaaaaaataaaaaaaaaaaaa lieved was the proper historical Emanuel Lutheran Church. the men and women v ^ o will be band who haa gone to another fiintlo Copy responsible for our well-being state. The person la then picked perspective In which all our He said that Connecticut is one ' MEMBER o r when we have attained the status of the six states to have adopted up by the other state, hauled be­ STEIII'S O F MANCHESTER THE ASSOCIATED PRESS troubles could be seen clearly, Judd of senior citizens. the code, designed to foster uni­ fore court which the authority Regular $2.25 Tht Attodatad Preee Is exclutlvtly recalled that act of Roosevelt’s In M y plea, therefore, is to my formity in commercial transac­ to order and enforce a support pay­ annUed to the uee of rrpublicatlon ot Open Forum all newt dlapatchea credited to It or extending recognition to the Soviet contemporaries. Let us be wise tions and to smooth the commercial ment. not otherwita credited In Uilt paper enough to^leam; let us be respon­ Attorney Lugg said that Con­ W e kept the factory Union in 1933. 'Encourage the'”TNscMiiing’ flow between the states. I t includes Miniature Planters and alto the local newt publlthed here. sible enough to command respect; such fields as banking and negoti­ necticut has picked up several mil­ All rights of republlcatlon ot special To the Editor: This Is not to say that Judd let us be flexible enough to admit able Instruments. lions of dollars In support money dispatches herein are also reserved. The controversy sq admirablj: didn't discuBs the present. He did. the benefits of constructive criti­ Commissioner Lugg is chairman by using that law. Fnlf servlet client of N. E. A. Serv­ activated by Miss Southergill and He found something sinister In cism. Miss SouthergiM displays in­ IJ 9 ice. Inc __ supported so Intelligently and elo telligence and moral intrepidity; Publishera Representatives: Tbt Democratic charges that the this summer ; - and Julius Mathews Special Agency — New quently by Mr. 'Whltehill has but Mr. Whitehili presents a penetrat­ York Chicago _Detroit and Boston. United State# was falling behind In accentuated the eternal antagon­ ing mind and an unusually keen s u m m e r MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF isms of the generations: Progress CIRCULATIONS. lU obligations to lU oWn people insight into human nature. (I protesting the atatijs quo, the and the free world. should like to kqow these two The Herald . Printing Company, Inc., plastic challenging the rigid, an assumes no financial responsibility for young people). The very least Wjt saved you money! The function of a keynote ,of idealistic youth prepared to incur adults, with, all our mature wis­ Rogulor hours not convonioiit? Little pine planters that typographical errors appearing In ad the wrath o f defensive middle-age. d r a r a n c e rertlsementsrertlsernents and ot^eroO readlypatter course, is to whip ijp enthusiasm dom, can do is to elevate ourselves, look like Early American In The Manchester Evening among the delegates, to give them As a member of this latter aaseii- to their plane; la to live up to the blage, 1 wish to break rank and Ideals we once held. filatu re, average 6 ii|ehes Display advertising elosittg hours: a sense of pride in their party and support these protagonists whose lo^g'i have plastic .pliant For Monday—1 p.m. Friday. of urgency In the campaign job Hope Gilbert Bard For Tuesday—1 p.m. UondAV. ■ petition deserves "mature" evalu (Mrs. Frederic W.) * You'll find us open HiundBy containers. Reg. $2.26. or Wednesday—1 p.m. Tuesday. that has to be done. And, Judging iftion and whose personal integ­ f or Thursday—1 pjn, Wednesday ' ' ev^mingB frmn 6:00. to 9:00 p.m. Tor Friday—1 p.m. Thursday. by the response It got, Judd’s key^ rity exacts adult respect. 1 2 5 . F w Saturdaiy—1 i.m. Friday, W# would do well to re-examine and Seturdaye until noon. Classifhrf^deadR'nt:nt: 10:3010:3T & g.ra.m. eaoh note served that function welj. ^Micatlon escept turday— our Intent and our Ideals. Have TW O M IL U O N But he did the Republican Party our' educational programs perfect Reg. $169.00 no good In reviving old campaign ed their intentional product, the PRESCRIPTIONS -to $176.00 Wednaaday, July 27 "well-rounded" Individual, or were arguments and , attitudes which SAFELY COMPOUNDED FUTNAM G CO. serve to remind America that, in we, perhaps, fundamentally miS' Members N ew YorIc Sfacir fx c li^ g e Below taken in assuming the desirability Ths EisMihowcr HeritAKC the heat of other campaigns, lead­ ARTHUR DRUC of "well-rounfledneas'’ 7 Have we 71 lAiT cfNm tr. » auNCNtmt • m- mi a.iisi ing Republicans like Dewey end not witnessed an Increasing tyr­ Watehinif and baarini; President 9 9 . Nixon came close to calling the anny of mediocrity, a cult of'con- James 1. l/otf • ttoberf H. S t «r M IHaanhower at the RefRIbllcan N a­ formity, a lack of leadership, an Democrats traitors. N tional Convention last night, one Incredible stultiflcation of intellect Reg. $135.00 The Republicans are not going to eould not aacapa thoiighta o f the and imagination? Have we not so win In 1990 by Intimating that the GAS HEATING to $142.00 2 7 9 . fraat mlght-hava-baan. w organized our lives that we have sloughed off our^jndivldual respon­ Navar, It aaamad, was Dwight IBi Democrats are soft on Commu- P. STOLTZ a. 'nllem. Nor will they win by holding sibilities onto qiir social institu­ Reg. $349.00 aanhowar mora forcafiil arith tions?. Have we.not. In so doing C H 7.2651 up ths break-up of the Paris text Thara was flash and i^iirit in deservedly Io«t our eelf-respect to $394.06 Summit conference aa evidence of A D 2.5946 SAVE ANY AMOUNT his dallvary. and tha esteem of our children? FREE ESTIMATES But part of this flash and spirit Elsenhower’s strength—strength If there be but one aflirmative re­ SAVE ANYTIME was Inspired by and diractsd tp tha moreover, which should be con­ poasIhUity that his own party, look­ trasted with the weakness of prsvl ing to ths supposed practical needs ous Democratic presidents who got W e’re as near aa tile neareat] for winning a forthopming sisetion, along with the Russians only be­ mall box! Aek for Save-By- br match. . as shown Mall Ferma. might he choosing to sell his own cause they gave them what they rscoH In office a little short. Wanted. This man, but for one chain of Judd_ himself was more to the ENTIRE STOCK In order to keep their skilled upholsterers busy during the norm, elreumstancea, might have been point In describing ths basis on ally quiet summer months, one of our chief suppliers of sofas and standing before this convention as which ths election will be decided STEINAIRE LIGHTWEIGHT chairs i^fered us these tremendous savings. In addition to the tha successful leader of an' sight when he said the people are Inter­ made-up stodc, there will be a special grbup of fabrics for re-order ested In how the Republican party Brae Marr year crusade for some better as- CURRENT ANNUAL DIVIDEND at the same prices during the Semi-Annual Sale. Lawson sofas are auranes o f peace and understand- proposea "to deal with the chal­ dacroir-rayon 76 inches long; usually $269.00 to $284.00. Matching chairs, reg. ing fai our world. lenges we face ‘now, et home and POLYfSTia $186.00 to $142.00. The big 86-inch wing sofa is normally $349.00 Instead, he islt required to an­ abroad." By time the convention DAY CAMP ☆ ☆ i t Ceramic lamps to $894.00 and matching wing chairs, reg. $169.00 to $176.00. Fine adjourns, we may have a better V swer challenges, from the political quality interiors; foam cushions. Choose^from made-up pieces in - oppoaltlm, and from within his idea. _____ v S A V I N G S .M A sh tra y Few Places Open In Certain a wide selection o f prints, homespun textures and plaids, or, made, But In the meantime, the one tropical suits 9.98 to match own party as well, that ha had to-ord erl Bomehow fallen iRiert in hie physi­ fortunate thing about .Judd’s First time ever! Inclu ded Ass<)< i cal preparations for the national speech, as Is tnie of all keynotes, Age Groups For Second Period •defense. Is that It came early In the pro­ 82-inch Early American aaaeasstis’s laeTiveTie^ You may as well own the best! 23 other pieces in this purchase Praeident Kieanhower. lu t night, ceedings. As a result, it*will prob­ Phene Ml 3.4365 er AD 2-1992 e t e t a v REDUCED M ill irregulars of lamps with white crackle might have bean leaving his party, ably he forgotten by everyone by and fruitwood china bases and hie country,' tha one legacy hie time Nixon is nominated and gives FURTHER TO When you can own a atyle*and- 5 pieces and plastic-coated print service in office has prised above hts acceptance speech. A fter all, quality-leader Dayatrom dinette for shades. S-way lightinsr. all others—the demonstration that how many are there who remember 501 Nylon 7.95 $69.60 why be aatiefied with leaf f's Com pare with $17.60 the ice of the cold wsr could be what Senator Frank Uburch said 9 7 Choice of bronze or black with Day. lam ps! Campaign chests melted down. two weeks ago other than Church ^ sq. yd. atromite tops and plastic uphol* Instead, not even he himself himself, that Is. 5 9 “ stery to harmonize. could do more than leeue new cold 691 MAIN STREET— MANCHESTER . * For a dramatic effect in your hall­ w ar diallcnge to Husela and leave Its pattern inspired by old world cobblestone way, bedroom or living room use this more eold war responeibillty to hie South Korea’s Revolution , NEXT TO GAS COMPANY streets, this ’‘501** Nylon Broedloom is made by black lacquered campaign chest-ineh double dresser bases $76. desks $76. tom ipted his own crusade, there March—which triggered the riots Lightweight Rayon Sport Coats 1 1 ” 98.50 41 X 88-inch d o u b le ^ c s s e r "Mates” Windiwr side chain $18. 837 P o c k e te d was still agreement with his own . as being In the beet Interests of m irrors ...... $ 2 6 . Low. foot paneled beds .... .$81.60 recent aaeeaement of himself, the country. Bunk or tiundle beds ...... $96. 82x32-inch comer chests ... .$66. co ilsi which was that he might possibly The Houth Korean leader best i 42-inch single dresser bases . .$66. 82-inch bachelor’s chests ....$66. tnaka mistakes of Judgment, but known for his opposition to Rhee FREE ALTERATIONS 26 X 84-inoh single dresser never o f the lieArt. • Jmd ior- the support .he^.eijjoya 18 X 14-inch bedside tables .. . D6. m ir r o r s ...... ^ No wonder Lady Diana He has done more, in these pest among the . people Is former Vice Bhokcase h ^ t^ rd s w l^ Spool-foot csjihonbsll beds ...( eight yeqrs, in the effort to make President John M. ‘Chang, But his j fra m e ...... t . . .$66. Low foot chair-back bids ... .$40. this a peaceful-said civil(£ed'world Democratic party is badly split, > than any o^er living man could with an old guard faction aa con- i mattresses, are so -r* have done. se^^’atlve In outlook as Rhee’s Lib- \ And some day some other leader erals and, apparently, ready to I tV- must turn from the temporarily po­ Join forces with them to block I 89.50 (Below) ClocktaO and end tables fron^A Utterly comfortable! litically attractive routine of pre­ Chang. [ group of husky Colonial styled pieces of tending that he can do better in the In short, then, there are forces j solid maple. Also included are a step table Cov. Bradford JBach of its 837 individual coils are snuggM into buaiiuM of spending money for Life is just one round of fun sdien 1 wssr in South Korea ready to substitute Daddy always drives me to school and a bookcase-end table, all $29.95 each. free-acting muslin pockets, allowing tiiia mat­ mieellee and taka up that inde merely new facet, not new spirit the days I wear this KateGreenawsyk mJ new K ite Grssnsway, hessuse I only Have a barrel of fun assembling a tress to conform to every body cofftour. Provides •tnietiblo heritage of largenass'of aiu) vigor, for the old order. But It's a shadowy sort e f pleid dining room or dinette of WatkTn’s perfect support from head to toes . . . in. a most •pM t hnodth ood sanity of view this la not why tha Jthae regime weer h for spoeisl deys'at lohsol and for t with lace-bordered yoke end tiny, 19.50 Solid Concord. Cherry I Sketched is a luxurious way. Rated itop value by one o f the coun- and kapulM to heal rather than was topplad. And K is to be hoped 3 9 ’® _ "\, ' , ■* tin y . special frliBdi and Daddy. H e dnse MANCHKHR group of the smaller pieces. You can try*! leading research magaiines I ''S i dwtrey the world which have that tbs.lsadeni who ooma to power -f ' ; * . use tiie base o f the 86-inch eupbourd ' Red er groan gingham pleid is all doekUi^ and Bewan tm. daik eetton ho«B ■ssnhowar's unique een- after the July 29 etieetioBs raaliM SHOPPING PAMUDi as a server. The 40 x 60-inch table ex­ A high comb-like back !s ^ tithirtlens, Imnunss beyond parti- t, 5 plaeas th.la. For if they fail to move swift­ .with w hite piqu4 collar and cuffs. with white im fb e f sleere and Videriaa rie>ne. tends to 72 inches . . . and 8 side the distinguishing feature Full or twih sixet; onBOT MmbuB TUBHrnuB oaa srttictsBiL Immense beyond ly to m M t the needs and aspira­ chain and an arm chair are included t a b le s of this important Windsor Matching box sprlnj| «vBB his own mlsUke, immense for tions o f the' Routh Korean people, : . I in the 6 pieces at $319. ^ chair. Cosifortable, too, so \ . Completo outitti ' •mranai mko intends to build life, I MONnST, SATUBDAT, If j Lm L Se^jl FJHL they may not get another chance. Sizes ‘8 to 6x, 4.96— 1 t o , 14, 6.96 Sizes 8 to 6x, 6.96—'T^to 14, 7.96 3 1 9 . i t m akes an exceOmt oeca* tiM world o f And what ia worsa, Bouth Koifakit 'wBBanp DAY. mnoiMUkT. laub^T, le a j l wo fjc j: T e r m s 29-95 Two othtf vstyM ■aional ehalr. N u tm eg brown aw «i^.a|gy aoU MCbM. maple ONih. Jf ■ ' , V \ \ __ ■ ^ ,- • / ' V ^

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eer as a freshman, aetlva parttcl- patiMi In all after school sports Nixon SeeksvCets Rocky’s Armed Bandit Gerinan Town Seeks sinoa eligible in 5th grade, and in 1, all mtermural epwts at. Barnard WANT MORt FOR YOUR MONEY... KEEP YOUR EYE ON GRANT Grabs $400 at The Open Forum and Mane. High, tried out for Pledge of Support in Race To Keep Antiquity J V basebaU and J V basketball) Communlcationa fo r puhMeetteea la the Open Fbnm i wffl not be passed swimming merit badge guaranteed pubUcatloa If Umqt oentaia more than 300 words. Th* and Jr. Red Cross Idfe Saving, ( O w M ^ tn m r a c * Ob >) servativea, shook their heads over lx>an Conipany Herald reservea the tight to daellna to publUb any matter that play tennis and golf whenever I his chances. By REINHOLD EN8Z f of Sweden's King Oiistavus Adolp- may be libelous or which (a in bad taata. axpresslon c polit­ can — Let’s faqa It, aU my spate ■uea. Tour staiwi on civil rights There was no certainty that Rothenburg Ob Der Taqber, Ger­ hus and bta armies. Catholic forcea (OonRnnad frani P a c« One) ’ ical views U dealred by oontritmtiaaa of this eharacter but letters time is given to active putlelpa- wUI do more than anything else Nixon would get the top nomina­ many (/P)— ^Thls ancient walled town under the leadership of Oermany’f which are defamatoiy or abusive will be rejected. for our sUta candidates in No­ tion in athletics. That M ould A t­ tion without at least the formal­ the hal), and a ear w as double la avoiding progress as if it were Bleld Marshal Cbunt Czerklak 'nily test to my Interest and effort. vember. ity of a challenge. the devil himself. captured Ihe town In October 1631 parked outside. Since gfadas' are gtVM on at­ '■Everyone of lu Is at your Backers of Goldwater of Ar­ For Rothenburg, progress would after a bitter siege. ^ •Delayed Peroeptual Insight' ^)aay« providing that the atrlkera Mrs, Albasi wss able to give A t a surrender cerertiony, cit­ titude and attendance, X m M t add service to campaign everywhere izona, who has made himaelf a spell disaster. In its present state, To the Bklitor. fcnactile down to* the adiadded con­ Extra'Dtscovnls off Grants izens of Rothenburg got TlUy in­ I w as never late or abiwnt fo r Phy. and allout. W e will carry N ew siJibkesmah of the ConMrvatlvea in police the following description of it is considered by many to be E u­ It was with conslder^le interest ditions, BfoTementlonedl Such dS' Ed. period, never without equip­ T ork and the nation in Novem ­ the tradition of a Robert A. Taft, the gunman. rope’s most perfect specimen of a toxicated with the help of a Ikcga that I tead C%arlene Southerglll'a gradation of the human being, In ment, never showed disrespect, ber." He i« about 6 feet tall, welgha goblet that contained more than latter In The Herald. And thia la yisar ot 1960, In our own eoun- Rogular Low Pricos were uncertain whether to peat town from the Middle Ages. uils ye and aa for eompctltlva spirit, no­ ~ Nixon replied that he was deep­ his name for a roll call. around 200 pounds, is 'between 40 Last year, 667,000 tourists clat­ three liters of wine. my reply to the "gauntlet” that try, u despicable! body beat me If I could help i t ly moved by the action of N ew A t best this would be only a a n d ' 46 years old, a white man The goblet so entranced ^ ■Tilly she haa thrown down in challenge. Now, I’d like to address our fel­ tered over the town’s cobblestone Since I ’ve had atridght A ’s hi York in endorsing him yesterday. protest gesture. It would be di­ with dark eyes, wearing black that he offered to save Rothen­ First of all, while recognizing the low strikers and their families. This Is the wsY VO SAW foY scihod to vrfB Illsh streets viewing the quaint houses, Phy. Ed. unUl this time, those ,B’« "1 would like to ask you to rimmed glaeeee, a soft gray hat, burg from further destruction if a Importance of physical education, I realise that W u have been hurt rected • primarily at the_ foreor­ churches, hotels and shops— many bothered me. I figured the competi­ f AflUon sndfifl. Jturt taks tht.AdYAUM S a w - loan your Governor to us,” he said. black zipper rain and a citizen could empty It without 1 do not feel that an un-acSdemlc by the return of your fallow workr dained adoption by the convention of which were built before Colum­ tion waa rougher and I’d try hard- "W e want him to apeak through­ black and gray.ahtrt. stopping for breath. Up stepped cour^ which does not meet on a era to their jobs, thereby giving R a a ]? PAttemi that p Ia aa a yonr watch of a platform liberalized by Nixon bus discovered America, erMf that w u possible. Pm still out the country, in my state of with a,; vital assist from Rocke­ The hold-up occuired during the It hasn’t been easy to keep the the mayor of Rothenburg, a well- full-time academic baala, should be the company a better poidtlon in them eome to llfe^'with Grants aehool-elated a factor in determining honor roll willing to compete with any Fresh­ California, in M inn^ta and else­ feller. slack period at the ofBce, and town behind the times. Recently practic^ drinker named Nuech. which to dictate* the rules ot labor. atatiu. \ man A'students and ril give them fabriei. Start sew ini before school bells ring. where. But Goldwater told a reporter while assistant manager Francis some citizens suggested that traf­ He emptied the goblet without But, I am positive that theae men Secondly, I am concerned with good tty, win, lose or draw. That Nixon announced at this meet­ that if his name were pffered as carter of 75 Union St., Rockville, fic lights be placed at five wall blinking an eye and Rothenburg succumbed only because of the the whole queetioitM)f how ability really shocked me. Not getting ing that Sen. Jacob K. Javita of and another employe, Mrs. Carl gates which are big enough to ad-' was saved. fear that ran rampart, through a presidential candidate^ he would in physical education ooureei la as­ on'the honor i6U waa only equal to N e w Tork, one of the most Lib­ Rivera, of 16 Church St., were out Once a year citizens of* Rothen­ phone calls. The large help wanted ask that it be withdrawn. This mit motor vehicles. sessed. The learning o f motor akllli my disappointment in not being eral of Republicans on such issues to lunch. burg don medieval dress and re­ ada Inserted. In our newspapers by seemed to eliminate the last pos- But town fathers quickly reject­ is extremely difficult to evaluate. c'onslderM M A or’ at least B Phy. as civil rights, would second his alble chance that Nixon would be This is the second time in re­ ed the idea, flgriring it better to enact Tilly’s storming of the town the company, also had the desired In the acquisition of any skHl in effect I Lets face it— it ia not sur­ Ed. student. nomination tonight challenged in any way for the cent years that Beneficial Finance have a few dented fenders than to and the mayor’s heroic, fear. Aware of my distress, my which muscular coordination is A prising that auch tactics caused ■fhe nominating speech is 'to be presidential nomination. has been held up, the previous blemis]^ Rothenburg’s museum-like Rothenburg’s antiquity waa mother called the teacher to Inquba \ major factor, it is the total parson' men to return to their Jobs! r ’ -" made by Gov. Mark Ratfield of Rockefeller had dallied with the time being foiir years ago. charm. saved again In the middle 1800s. why. He didn’t know, but said he’d who does the learning, and not Thla.atrike waa inevitable, and the Oregon. Idea of permitting his name to be Railroads were being built in Ger­ look at my recoi'd. Another call a Two gasoline stations have some­ Just those outer mechanisms that reaultbtg contract conditions hurt Leaving the N e w Yorkers, the subm itt^ for the top nomination, many, but the town council re­ week later brought the Information how crept inside the walls and sev­ are most conspicuously involved. all of tnh.employes of United Air­ Vice President returned to his In case' a previously undetected fused to allow any line to eome he lost my name and couldn’t re- eral taverns have been converted Most of us have seen children start craft," to say,n0thlng of the injury S i 'i headquarters hotel for a series of draft might whip up a storm of near Rothenburg. Years later a ihen.ber who called. (Report cards PWA Petitions into noisy affairs that cater to out learning to swim. Thera is so to the economic welfare of our Advance Pattern meetings there with state delega­ demand for him. The draft didn’t spur line was built, but it was too are mailed after school closes). American soldiers, mie town lead­ much to learn; Breathing cor­ state! Pd like lb. inject a bit of tions. blow, and Rockefeller formally laU. Other towns had such a head Another week haa gone by. I still ers have been successful In keep­ rectly, correct body position, kick­ humor here,' if I may, in saying stepped aside. start on Rothenburg that it Just wonder why I got that C. Attend­ The first one Inchlded three or NLRB Poll ing neon signs out, though. ing, swinging the arms in the de­ that it hasn’t helped the ever-pres­ Pleased with the revised planks stayed asleep inside the walls. ance? Attitude? Effort? Majrbe I Southern delegations — Alabam a, "W e are trying to have the town alred form. Tite child learns each ent strain on In'^law relation a OUR COnON CHENILLE SPREADS ARE on national defense and civil Then camte World War II. A should give up those academic Florida, and Louisiana—and Nix declared a national monument," of these mechanics, but the com­ either! Our personal lives dictate a rights ^ e had helped Nixon drive British air raid on Blaster Sun­ subjects and concentrate more on OUR WASHFAST COTTON on told them forthrightly he knew 3n I AM Status says Gustav Luettgens, the town's plete act of swimming cannot be great deal of our actions! Good and HUFFY, COLORFAST, AND FRINGED through a recalcitrant platform day in March 1945 destroyed a my first love— Phy. Ed.! M y own they might be unhappy about director of tourism. "This means mastered until the child gets the bad! I aincerely believe that tiia committee. Rockefeller announced portion of the town. American opinion ia they don't know you some of the platform planks. (Contbraed from Psge One) we <)ould get financial aid for pre-> "feel” of it. This "feel” comes later non-strikere feel as miserably as PERCALE FOR SCHOOL A HOME he would not permit his name to troops prepared to shell the town, or sooner, depending upon the indi­ VveU enough to Judge your interest Pick now aad aave on sturdy 100% He mentioned the civil rights, serving everything Just as ib is. we do! bo offered. If It were o ffe r ^ vidual. A child who has tmdergone and attitude. Next year my efforta eottoB spreads that nichine wash, Kogular 3.19 petition filed with the N L R B ’s W e hope to make a living museum prior to storming It. I express hope In irtshing that education and labor planks as ones without his permission he said, he a long and seemingly unaucceiaful will be on getting better acquaint­ regional office in Boston on Mon­ out of the town." But John J. McCHoy, U.S. A s ­ thia letter to the Open Forum need n e Ironiniir, and give w onder- on which there had been strong would demand that It be erased preliminary training process may How did Rothenburg. sistant Secretary for War, hap­ reaches at least one member of the ed. X differences of opinion and ^ e s from the roll call. day. suddenly grasp the "pattern.'’ The BUI WhlteMH, '68 fnl w tir. Pink, white, gold, blue, through the centurieii largely un­ pened to be touring the froht lines company bargainera and at leaat which the southern O O P might The New York governor person­ It was alsp_ confirmed by delayed perceptual insight is YARDS helie> radi^otben. Double, .twin. The sign says "W alk In,” and that’s Just what an armsd bandit did this afternoon at the second floor touched? There are three major and ordered that Rothenburg bo one member of the imion bargain­ find it particularly difficult to ac­ ally made the motion by which gained. It la, therefore, unrealis­ Educator's Viewpoint Rogular 39e office of the Beneficial Finance Co. In the Jarvis Building. He forced Mrs. Barbara Albaei of Bol­ spokesman for PAW A, reasons. spared — if possible. The next day ing team. W e cannot sit In on those cept. his state delegation unanimously tic- for educators to expect that To the Editor, ton, lone clerk there at the time, to give him between 2400 and |450. Standing behind Mrs. A l­ The first came during the 1600s, the' Germans cooperated and conferences, w e can only hope that if on holla But Nixon said that if they pledged lU 98 votes to the Vice The petition notification waa "■elf-disclpline” and the proper at­ In reference to Charlene Souther- basi is assistant manager Francis Carter, who waa out to lunch, when the hold-up occurred. (Herald when Germany was tom by the hoisted the white flag of surren­ their combin.ed efforts will result in would compare the OOP pledges Prealdent—a gesture of good will filed for P A W A by Its counsel, titude toward physical education gill’s complaint about'a. firade of Photo by Satem ls). ^ Thirty Years IVar. Rothenburg was der. Rothenburg was*agaln saved a contract, ih which both manage­ with those made by the Dem­ the Nixon forces relished because Atty. Joseph Wells. NLRB Region' will ensure visible success in a "C" in Archery keeping her off the Protestant under the protection for history. ment and laborei will attain added ocrats at their Los Angeles con­ of its possible benefits in carrying al Director Bernard Alpert aS' particular aport- or activity in the Manchester H igh School hortor roll, Versatile percale ehanM a drees or prettlea stature and honor, so that we may vention, he was certain they would New York state In November. signed board Atty. Norman Zan- o rd i^ e d time. may I give the viewpoint of one | your honse. Bren fnll-oUrla, eurtaini eeet live and work in peace. find the Republican position far Rockefeller said he acted after backwards tmconscioua, and police T. Butler w as deacon, and. the kel to investigate the petition. ly larger portion w aa accounted for most. Hospital care is taking five For these reasons, therefore, I Sincerely) physical educator. leea at this price. Unlimited viurletjrof prints. more acceptable. conferences with Nixon In which were called. She waa given oxy­ Rev, John D. Regan was sub­ Reawn for the filing of the pe­ by increased uae. cents more out of your medical think that physical education Mrs. Samuel C. Giigllelmlno The State Board of Education I On education, for Instance, be he found the nomlnee-to-be "ac­ gen and taken to Manchester deacon. Mrs. Raymond Murphy tition, a P A W A spokesman said, It la coating 220 a-year more to care dollar than it did five years should not be put on a par with Memorial Hospital by ambulance, Bolton, Connecticut thinks highly enough of physical said, the Democrats "want to go tively espousing the principles and w as organist and soloist. is that "with more than 80 j^ r keep your under-slx-year-old heal­ ago. the liberal arts and aciences in de­ but was dead on arrival. Police education to "require that it be in for federal aid on a massive programs which I view as basic to Burial was in St Augustine’s cent of our production force back thy than it did five years ago. Hospital workers’ wages have termining scholastic ability and reported she had a history of heart ‘Courage and Oonviotlon’ taught in schools.” Many ach(x>ls basis” Ineludlhg all types of school the ftiture of our nation and to the Mrs. Florence Hildreth Jfeeeeman Cemetery, South Glastonbury, at work, the company holds that For thosa 6 to 17 years, heaviest been upped; newer end more coetly honor roll merit. trouble, and death waa due to To the Editor, also value it sufflciently to require operations. future of freedom.” where Father H u tillo read the a small minority stlU on strike no outlay lies in Increaaed use of den­ treatments are offered and we Sincerely, Mrs. Florence Hildreth Jesse- natural causes. To pharlene SouthergUl. it for graduation; other schools | The Republican plank, by con­ Rockefeller's feeling about the conqmittal. longer is a representative bargain­ tists. This appears to be the health­ make greater use of .hospital8.-UBe , Polly Saunders man, 89, of 9 Chestnut S t, died She was bom in Manchester, Your letter in the ( ^ n Forum grant ctodlt for Its successful com­ trast, ha said, would limit the fed­ platform was shared by Nixon. Bearers were Richard Thurston, ing unit." iest segm ent' of the population, of hospitals has risen 26.4 per cent, GOLDEN THIMBLE’ COnON yesterday afternoon at the Man­ June 10, 1882, the daughter of the of our local newspaper has re* pletion. State boards require the I eral grants to school construction. The Vice President said through James McCooe, E ll Tambling, John This la the second petition filed showing close to a 8 per cent gain costs 33.9 per cent . H m OomiMuiy’s Oondittons late James and Susan McCann ceived much attention. A a a par­ irofessional background of a phys- He said he had been asked, his press secretary, Herbert G. chester Memorial Hospital,. Hughes, John Krinjak, and Rob­ recently in the SO-day-oId, 6-plant in health eervice expenditures 'Physicians’ fees have risen, al­ To the Blditor, — Foy. She lived in town all her ent I should like to a

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., 1VEDNESDA,Y, JULY 27, IMO Section Two WEDNESDAY, JTJLY 27, 1980 fiaiulrPBtrr lEvrnins 1 | m U i WEDNESDAY,, JUDY 27, 1960 P a g i e m * 4 S ^ Vh?il Rights Planks Ck>nveiition Schedules Paper Elriii \State News - Dating Pbktgoned Gouiicil Blocks Hospital Notes Town’s Cash Weather* caused a postponS- VialtfaMI hsoisi Adnlta 8 to B Chicago, July 27 (F)—H an are maat of the box lunch family Soviet Charges p ja . M alsiatti’ S to A ax4 6 to 8 today’s and tomorrow’s schedules outing planned for today «at pjo. CMMnx’a W sri fi to 7. Lydall Brook Past Pond if oil n d up Sperrey’s Glen, Bolton, by the Only Reaches $11, for the Republican national con­ (OoaOmMd from Pago O m ) CWeago, July ST ia w Ised to use full powers—legal and Dbmimratio Town Committee. toM comparlp n betwMn th« eivU moral—to ensure the b^iimlng of vention (times an Daylight Say­ Fatfexto VodaR: 178 (Continued from Page One) The event will be held tomor­ TtgfiitB' pbiak adopted by the Dem* good faith compliance with the ing)^ rejected would have condemned the ADMITTED YB9TERDAT: Mrs. Manchester escame through theBcapital - improvements pro^Ur ’ The xaanager .f' the XydaU AFmendatlon is based on the fact that row, aocordiitf to Town Chair­ oendtb pdrty and that approved Supreme Court’s school desegre* Wednesday United States for aggressive acto Sadie Nonn, 88 Williams St.; last fiscal pe^od with a cash sur­ fund, which stsnds at fULOOO — . 7:30 p.ih. FVmlds Paper Oo., decided on an fluctuation in the flow of process 'Tt wes a matter of more eco- men Steve Oavagnaro, begin­ and called on it to cease such ac­ a meager figure, compared to other by the Republican platform comr gatlon decision. They Would give Donald Barrows, 79 Min St.; Mrs. plus apparently too small to allow Entertainment. ''' Immediate plan yesterday to try to water through the clariflera. up­ I nomlcil opentlons by the state,” ning at S p.m. tivity. years, and a target of RepubUeaa rdttea for aubmlasidn to fim local school districts until 1963 to leduee the odor of Lydall Brook. sets the settling sctlcm and forces Odlna Duclerc, 887 Spruce S t; Ot­ Presentation of colors, pdedge WHAT WONDERFUL Lodge earlier in the dabato said to Herrmann, 612 Center St.: Mrs. ths town to build any slseable criticism. submit plan, for first*step com­ Consumer -Protection Commls* party's convention tonight: of allegiance. Star Spangled Ban­ At the same time, long range more waste soUda than necessary I the plane wax investigating elec­ Votihg—Demoerata pledged uae pliance with that decision. I sloner Attllio R. -FrassinSlli de­ Shirlsy Barcomb. ’ThompaonvlUe; capital improvements out its Over past weeks. Mayor BagsDa. ner, irtep. will be continued toward cut­ into the brook. StahlUslng the flow operating budget this year. T. Kelly had predicted $50,000 or «t powers of exUUng Uw to tromagnetic currents in Clarencs Carlson, 801 Main St.; ■1 fan The Republican plank pledged 8 p.m. ting down the .pollution which would give better primary treat­ clared today In explaining the Legion Loses ters for mapping purposes and ” General Manager Richard Mar­ $60,000 would be left over tor seeura ballot for alL They prom* Jossph Newark, 12 Edison Rd.; use of the dvtl rights act of 1960 Gavel and call to ottiyr. eaueoettbe odor. ment, he aaid. heavier siirplus figures. Under 1959 that it never came closer than 80 tin told the Board of Directors Isst capital improvements, sad Dlrce<' Jaod to support action to eliminate Minager Robert Fuller said the Mrs. Norma Fltxherbert, ElUng'- to prevent obrtruction of court Bivocatlon ^— the Right Rev, miles to Soviet territory, 18 miles night that the surplus as of Jtme tor John Hutchinson prsdletod stats literacy tests and payment Mmpany, at its own expense, Curry ^So^euin^sted directing legislation, the old State Athletic ton. “• desegregation orders. It propos* Athenagoras, bl^op of Greek I On Fireworks outside the territorial limits the ADMITTED TODAY: Frank 30 was about $11,000. However, larger amounts. taxes as requirements for would begin plane to pipe ita waete the ^ s t e s over rockbeda, and-btherl.Commission was knocked out and ed legislation authorising'the Jus­ Catholic Diocese of Boston. BUYS Russians claim.. Lodge proposed Petraltls, 179 Birch St this must be put toward the Martin gave his report on ths water into the brook below Rogers steps all more economical than thi tice Department to bring actions Charles H. Percy, chairman, ts duties placed in a hew athletic that the conflicting versions be BIRTHS ■YBSTHSRDAY: A son amount of $77,000 that Demo­ surplus at a Board meeting in the Uw Republican plank also Pond dam, eliminating the pond secondary treatment units Mif/Un for school desegregatibn in appro* 1960 Republican Platform Commit­ lion of the consumer protection Display Again investigated by representatives of to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Russ, Olas' cratic Directors were expecting Municipal Building. use of existing law to and priat'e cases, as when economic co­ as a place o f stagnation’ for indue- suggested last year, and which'! Brrn-AIaa atudloe tee, and Rep. Melvin R. Laird; vice DURING REGAL MEN'S SHOP'S department. the United States, the Soviet Un­ tonbury: a daughter to Mr. and from the surplus to balance the Speaking qp the tuition psy-> dlserlmination at the ballot box. ercion or threat of physical harm trial wastea. Thle would reduce Fuller opposed as being too ex­ chairman, present the- platform. For^ars,' high salaries of ath­ Red Is an unpopular, bu t. pie^ ion'and a mutually acceptable Mrs. Richard Momeault, Ekust current year’s budget. 'The dif­ ments' still due from Bolton and But It pledged legislation to pro* is used to deter persons from go­ Engaged the main cauae of Vorth End eom- pensive. Fuller said then they Permanent chairman calls for letic coni'njlssion officials, despite a dominant, color for the American third nation, or alternatively that Hampton; a daughter to Mr. and ference, Martin said, can be made Coventry, he aaid this town’s Board Vida that completion of six pri* ing to court to establish their plalnta. Fuller ieaid. would coat 8100,000 to install and roll call for nominations for presi­ decline in boxing and wrestling Le^on. -- the dispute be referred 'to the In­ Mrs. Edward Konlar, EUlngton. up by taxes under appeal and of Education should take definite mary grades in state accredited rights. It rejected the Demo­ The engagement of Miss Zelda dent of the United States. Concurrently, th . 'llinn will con­ $7,000 to $10,000 a year to operate. Pawnee Cochran of Tampa, Fla., to tinue to try to Improve the per- activities,' hsid.^^pi:6duced big an­ It- tised that color ink again this ternational Court of Justice. BIRTH T0(DAY: A son to Mr. school tuition due from last year steps to collect such money toom adieals is conclusive evidence of cratic proposal to give school dis­ Nominating speech^. Martin, Chirry, and Scott all nual opetatiiig deficits. Now the Roy Arnold Shenning of Manches­ foimanoe o f elarlfiere at the LydaU year in writing the financial re- In a last-minute counterattack, and Mrs. WUliam Htxon, 48 lin ­ When they set the current budg­ those towns either quarterly or Uteraey for'voting purposes. tricts three years to submit plaiu Seconding speeches. EXTRA VALUE favored Fuller’s plan to continue athletic division is Able to pay its > i>ort for the annual Fourth of July et last May, Democrats were able semi-annually so Manchester could Kducation — Democrats prom* for beginning integraticm. ter is announced by her parents, BaUotipg. A Foulds and Colonial Board mUIa clarlfjring process jn d even make ihoney for the the U.S. delegate produced a pic­ den S t ,_____ ' Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Cochran of to reduce the amount of waete that irireworks Show. ture of a So-viet TU16 Jet bomber DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: to keep down a tax increase by add­ make money by putting It in riiort Employment — Dem ocrats Permanent chairman declares While the c o m p ly ffoes ahead in Ltate’s general fund. ' This year, Dllworth-Comell-Quey ing the amount of $77,000 in anticl- promised support of legislation to Tampa. Her flance ia the son of will enter the atream, he aaid. piping the wastes past Rogers ■ * with electronic reconnaissance John Pinto, 76 Seaman Circle; term investments. the nomination. Post lost $310.34. The show has p a ^ surplus to the revenue side, He said, "there’s no rsason why establish a Fair Employment Mr. and Mrs. C. Harry Shenning, Former Gov. Thomas E. Dewey Fuller arrived at h'x plan at a Pond in an effort to reduce the equipment under a wing aiiff''aid Rodney Gervais, Plainfield; Mrs meeting o f Town, State, and been a losing cause, financially, for , They also planned to put any other towns should be using our Practicea Commission to help end 28 Perkins St. of New York speaks. . odor right away. Last year, Fuller GOP Primary Today such planes had been flying oti-che SaUy Kaezmarsk, 109 Lockwood LT.W OOD GO. EUghth'Dlatriet ofHoiale—the firat Mveral years. surplus over the $77,000 into the money.” discrimination in employment. The bride-elect is a graduate of ^nedictlon by Charles 8. Ball, DAYS” estimated the piping cost at $7,000 Bridgeport, July 27 UP) — Fair- Alaskan coast for yean. He ex­ St.; Mrs. Helen DUlon, 72 Devon conference thle aummer on the Show Chairman Michael McDon­ ICE PLANT They also promised to . use full Hillsborough High School. She at­ to $10,000i field County Republicans today hibited s map showing six such Dr.; Mrs. Sophie Mikolowsky, 52 clerk of the meeting, Whittier, brook problem. nell and Post Flnuce Officer El­ n . BIBSlXL 8T. executive powers to assure racial tended Business University of Calif. While this Could! reduce odor, decide between two - aspirants for mer F. Rice made their reports at flighU In 1959 and 1960—one of Teresa Rd.; Jeffrey' Quade, Tampa, and is now an employe of Familiar Problem equality in federal employment Fuller emphasised he didn’t want the party’s nomination for the the Post monthly meeting last them coming within five miles of Storrs. Colum bia Cuhe$-Crtuhed-BlockB General Telephone Co. o f 'Tampa. Thursday—FridaySaturday The problem la elmilar to otbera the Coast—^and said: DISCHARGED TODAY: Mrs. and in all activities ca rri^ on un­ Note: Originally it had been m New Bkigland, where paper mUla to mislead townspeople, who he Fourth Congressional District night. Walks Issue der government contracts.. Mr. Shenning is a Manchester planned also to nominate and said have been “wonderfully {li- seat. On the hredit side of the ledger, "The difference between the Edith Prior, 116 Keeney St.; Clar­ High School graduate and attend­ are foUowing government recom­ The Republican plank pledged ballot for vice presidential candi­ mendations and Ideas o f their own tlent” with the brook problem. State Sen. Abner Sibal, Norwalk, they reported receipts of $828.81 United States and the Soviet Un­ ence Carlson, 801 Main S t ; Mrs. Church to Have creation o f a Commission on equal ed the University o f Alaska. He dates at this session. However, While the widespread complaints is running against former U.S from contributions at the en­ ion is that we shoot their planes Mary Marr, Columbia; Donald Hearing Set served four years in the U.S. Air TOP MAKER, NATIONAL BRAND In trying to improve the condition Job opportunity to contlnqs prea% Vice Presidbnt Nixon has suggest­ of past summers hasn’t recurred Rep. Albert P. Morano, Greenwich, trances to Mt. Nebo Field, where with cameras. They shoot oun Barrows, 70 Mill St.; Charles Own Priest Soon Force. He plans to enter Upsala of waterways into which they Throw Xhem ent federal efforts to end Job dis ed that this be done at .a special have historically emptied process this year. Fuller said it will, if hg», in Connecticut’s first Republican the display was held July 2. Dona­ with guns and rockets and kill or Conkling, Coventry; Mrs. Win­ College in East Orange, N. J., in dry 'weather keeps up without rain DONT Aeray crimination on' government con­ daytime convention session on wastes. congressional primary. tions received ip' the mall imprison our*crews.” field Elwell, RFD 3, Vernon; John St. Columba's Church will have For Augo 2 the fall. for dilution. Roach, Harriet St., Vernon; Mrs. su n plenty o f wear left in tracts. It promised legislation Thursday, but timed and details Fuller settled on- the plan after Polls in all but two of the coun­ amounted to $2. Profits from the _ Lodge also charged that the Sov­ The wedding will take place Aug. Using Nitrate of Soda refreshment and concession stands iet tramler Vega last April 26 made Marguerite Menard, S3 Ridge St. its own priest soon. shoes when brought here for to end discriminatory membership have not yet been arranged. The General Manager Richard Martin try’s 23 towns will be open from The Board of Directors last night practices o f some labor union lo­ 27 at the Jackson Heights Baptist At dry times o f the year, Lydall was $239.30. The total income was a vain attempt 106 miles southeast The church, which has been a expert repairing. Church, Tampa. Thursday night session probably and Warren Scott, director o f the 2 p.m. through 8 p.m. In Stamford set Aug. 2 as the date t o r a publlo Open Mondays All Day cals, tmless such practices are end­ will adhere to the original sched­ sanitary engineering division, Brook is nothing more than waste $1,066.11. of Cod to pick up a "loaded mission of St Joseph's Church in and Shelton, voting hours are noon test vehicli” that the nuclear sub­ Noah Modernised ’ dosed Wednesday ed by the unions themselves. It ule, as follows: Btate Health Department, lined up water from the paper company, he The fireworks contract was Willimantic, serves, Catholic fam­ hearing on installing bituminous SUMMER SUITS 7 9 ^ to 8 p.m. About 105.000 regfistered $1',300.. Insurance and- a license marine George Washington had Afternoons pledged also development of a fed­ in housing constructed with aid of Thursday against his hopes of putting-the aaid, adding that the atream “ will walks on E. Middle Tpke. from Republicans are eligible to vote, bond came to $72.60, and miscel­ Just shot from

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JULY *7, 196d in the adult seettans xra also suit­ A ru ^o ver able for young adult raadars. Sev­ eral books selected, especially, for Book List Caters this group are: Tom Dooley, Jdy Story* Dr. Tom .Dooley; Introduc­ tion to Shakespeare, Marcette SCEtecb P^Hains To Most Readers Shute; and Slpglng Cave, Ellis Dil­ lon. '■ AR1 tJTo Two Top Posts A group of new Action and non- 'The neW’wldren's books include Action books at the Andover Li­ the Caldecott Medal Winner, Nine ^ Offietn idccted at tha annual brary Includs award winners and Days to Christmas, Marie Hall Ets; waatltt|( of Jonea-Keefe Post, Min9RFandW4WWMSE leadwa oh tire best-seller lists. In the Newberry Medal Winner, Onion John, Joseph Knimgold; Anatole ^Unarlean L«gion, are; Comman- addition, there are 44 books, most­ '««r, P. John Perham; eenlpr vice ( i m 3 »1 and the Robot, Eve Titus; Jareb, 'conunander, Richard D'. Gale; -I YJ " " Ot u tj ly light novels and mysteries, Miriam Powell; A Friend Is Some­ •Junior Tice commander, John ■1 ‘V Vi i - - -j within Tear Reach Today which ware borrowed at a recent one Who Likes You, and Love Is \ ROEBUCK AND CO. TaprNoteh Dry. CXasHlng W het Is Exoelleaes' AWak* Or A$laap7 a Special Way of Feeling, Joan W. itCulynych; aergeant-at-arma, War- If Jtiu’re dreaming of WALL- D ress In A Jiffy Summer 1s the time fop happy In PHOTO FINISHING? The Swap Session in Somers. TRAVEL i TO-WALL CARPETING, you can Anglund: Terrible, Horrible Bdle, 4!en Holbrook, who held the office ,,, Up To 60% "comings” and "goings”. MAR- FALLOT STUDIO, 70 East Center For noR-fiction devotees, there E. G. Spykman; Elizabeth for 18 Asylniti SI., Hertford ; 'at commander laat year; adjutant have it today, not /’aomeday.” TINIZING, the ONE HOUR DRY Street,'has the answer, and invites are 37 books loaned by the State ^nd toance officer, Richard M. Friendly budget termi can be Lincoln, Jacqueline M. MqNlcol; TeL CHapel 7-5857 CLEANING plknt at 20 East Cen­ you to bring your exposed fllm' Central Library collection in East "Watchwords of Liberty; Robert Authorized Agenta For AO ^ ra n t: hiatorian, Richard A. Keefe; 15 CU. FT. tailored "Juit for you” et MAN­ ter ’^tTeet, can keep your ward­ here. Iflxperlenced assistants work Hartford. These and the Swap Ses­ Lawson; Your Flag and Mine, wtiiapiaio, o. Earle Porter; service HOMART N GAL ELECTRIC CHESTER CARPET CENTER, pressed and polished “ready skillfully to bring you' highly sat­ sion books will be available at the Alice'C. Desmond. Rail, Air and Steamship lofflcer, Henry Pomprowicz. 811 Main Street, where ‘you'll to go” on short notice. Once you isfactory results. There is s ’ library for three months. Also. One Fish, Two Fish, Red Lines > Officera elected by the Legion find a magnificent display of lush get acquainted with the prompt, COLOR QUAUTY and a sharp The adult non-fiction books put' ^Auxiliary are: President, Mrs. P. CHEST FREEZER carpeting to turn your home Into Fish, Blue Fish, Happy Birthday to •John Perham; vice president, Mrs. WATER HEATER dependable service here, you’ll be cleaness that will convince - you chased for the library include; You, ana Yertle the Turtle,,all by Manchester Agent STORES 6tS LBS. OF FOOD ■ haven of new comfort and in- a continuous customer. Tour that here is QUALITY PkOTto, May This House Be Safe From Dr, Seuss; Swamp Fox of the Rev­ Xaarence E. Porter; secretary, R««.U9.?5. SAVE30JOO * viUng charm. 8PE5CIAL ‘ MID- FINISHING. HAROLD SELLS •Xra. Richard Ives; treasurer, Mrs. dresses, suits, toppers are cleaned Tigers, Alexander King; Folk olution, Stewart H. Holbrook; Tel. Ml 9-7442 R««. 249.95. SAVE 52.95 SindMER PRICES are in effect and preesed in record time but M^icioe, Dr. D. C. Jarvis; The Wind In the Willows, Kenneth 3>avid K. Porter; historian,' Mrs. for carpeting—cushion—installa­ <31baon C. Porter:, chaplain, Mrs. with no -careleas haste. The secret Baspber)^ Refrigerator Cake Night They Burned the Mountain, Grahame; Child;-ea of the Handi­ O. Earle Porter;- sergeant-at-arms, tion, as for instance only $36 for is modern, up-to-date equipment Two pints fresh raspberries, 1-3 Dr. Tom Dooley: In Search of In crafts, Carolyn S. Bailey; Open COLDSFOT a 13-step stairway. Stop in soon. in the hands of a capable, experi­ cup cpgar, 1 teaapoon pure vanilla dia, C. Rosa Smith; Enemy Within, House for Butterflies, Ruth Mrs. LeRoy B. Kinney. A visit to this spacious, luxurious­ _ A committee has also been. l|- HOMART 30 GAL GAS enced staff. All work is done on extract, 2 cups (1 pint) heavy Robert F. Kennedy; All the Day Krauss. -pointed by the commander of which ly-appointed showroom )ls recom­ the premises, thus eliminating the creahi, 3 packages (9 ounces each) Long, Howard. Spring; Return to Also, The Golden Horseshoe, 'the members are: Richard A. CHEST FREEZER mended. hazards of lost items. Lei MAR- lady fingers. Japan, Elizabeth Gray Vining. Elizabeth Coataworth; The Answer R. E. W ANDEU ■Xaefe, William O'Connell, Richard STORES 11» LPS. WATER HEATER ^ •nNKlNG TWO,HaUB_ SHIRT Rinse irdspberries lightly abd aet Also, a book .of excetional pho­ Book, Mary Eltlng; The Big Wave, Uvea, Warren Holbrook and Glb- Bacon mid French Toaat SERVICE plant at 200 West Mid­ aside to drain. Save but a few tography, The Kremlin, David Pearl S, Buck; Fun-Time Paper aon C. Porter. Tbey are to make SAVE 51.96. RII6. 206.95 * lOYecH GuorantM. • Gkes Lined. Nine slices bacon, ^ teaapoon dle Tpke. handle this chore for for garnteh.' Add eiigar and va­ Douglas Duncan; Norman Rock Folding, Elinor T. Massoglia, and Building lairangements -for a clambake to ■alt, 1 egg, 1 teaspoon sugar, 2 you. It’s an easy, inexpensive way nilla extract to cream and beat well, Norman Rockwell; Frank The I960 Edition of Compton’s Pic­ ‘take place on Labor Day weekend. tableapoona milk, g slices bread. to keep the men in the family until It is stiff enoiigh to stand in Lloyd Wright, Vincent Scully Jr,; tured Encyclopedia, Contractor Vacates, at BHAM. K E N M O R E 30” Pan fry bacon slowly. Do not supplied with enough fresh, crisp soft, stiff peaks. Fill an 8-inch Let The Crabgrass Grow, H. Allen The Library will be open Friday ■ It la reported by the new Re­ overcrowd. Turn frequently. Re­ shirts alLsumflier. The DRIVE-IN spring-form pan with alterhatihg Smith; Clean and Decent, Law­ ‘from 7 to 9 p.m. and from 2 to 8 RasMantial-Coniniareial gional High School principal, move when the desired donenesa WINDOW takes so little of your layers of lady fingers, raspberries rence Wright: Washington’s L^dy, p.m. Saturday. Aram Damarjlan, that there are Iir DOOR GRILLE la reached. Drain on absorbent time. Elswyth .Thane; Ancient Mexico, Fireflghtors Drill 'Together Altarations-Ramodalliig and whipped cream, beginning Frederick Peterson; The Sane So­ atill five vacancies in the teaching 6ASRAHGE Regukir 3.59 paper and keep hot while making with lady .fingers and ending with Volunteer firemen from Andover ;ataff which must be filled for the French Toast. Pour off bacon drip­ Guess what they’ve come up ciety, Erich Froom; New England and Bolton held, a joint drill at “Business Built On cream. Chill overnight or iO to 12 Bean-Pot, M. Jagendorph: The Cir­ • coming school year. R«9. 149.95 SAVE 50.95 pings and measure 2 tablespoons ’ with now A nylon tricot petti­ hours. Just before eerying, remove Johnson Pond. Bolton. Sunday Customer Satafaetion*’ Horace Sellers completes his of drippings into skillet. Beat egg coat, with a satin laatex back cus Kings, Henry Ringling North; morning. The local volunteers wifi ■idea from the spring-form pan Literature and Western Man, J. B. Full Insurance Coverage duties as a special teacher In with aalt, sugar and milk. Coat panel! This atretchea up and down and pla(!^^ake on a serving plate. 2683 also meet today at 6:45 p.m. for .reading in the Glastonbury sum- ■lice of bread with egg mixture. when you. ait, then returns to nor­ Prlqstly; Life at My Fingertips, their weekly drill at the firehouse. KBn5oRE30^ Stand rsH||inlng lady fingers Robert J. Smithdas: How to Teach Tel. Ml 4-0450 •mer course on Friday. When con­ HARMONY HOUSE 54” SINK Brown on both aides in hot bacon mal when you stand, thereby pr©;- around th e-^ M of mold. Garnish After 5:00 P.M. gratulated on being so soon re* dripplnga. Add more drippings to tectlng your skirts agsrf'nst bag- Yourself and Your Family to Swim Manchester Evening Herald An­ as desired wio^^he raspberries Well, Charles Sava. dover correspondent, Mrs, Paul D. 'leased from this work, he said he • STEEL CAMNEtS skillet, if necessary, to crisp and Sing:- saved for that porpoee. 82 BALDWIN ROAD -wished It could have lasted all ELECTRIC RAHGE brown the toast evenly. Serve at Newly-purchased adult Action Inr Pfanetlehl, telephone Pilgrim 2-6856 ■ummer. This course is not re­ • CHR^ TWM Reduced To once with slices of hot bacon. For More Fun In the Water eludes: The Leopard, Gulaeppe di medial reading, but is an effort On Ttielr Beet Fashion Behavior Lampedusa; Clea, Lawrence Dur- Prints and Paintings The flx^eat SWIM ACCESSO­ BACK-TO-SCHOOL DRESSES .to bring about reading apprecia­ R«9. 179.95. SAVE 45.95 RIES you can buy are available at rell; South of the Angels, Jessamyn tion, to acquaint the pupils wtlh Come to WATKINS GALLERY. have been lifted out of their tis­ West; A Distant Trumpet. Paul 15 Oak Street, where you’ll find NASSIET’ ARMS COMPANY, sue wrappings at MARI-MAD’S, Horgan; Color of Evening, Robert AIR CONDmONED FOR VOUR m T IN G COMFORT iworthwhile books, and to Install In KENMORE 1015 Main Street. Built for fun, 691 Main Street The Early Ameri­ 'them a genuine love of literature. a choice aelection of feady-to-hang safety and comfort by leaders in Wide awake on one side; asleep Nathan; Mrs. Shprman’s Summer, Horace Is a Grades teacher in the HARMONYHOUSErSINK pictures. 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E A R L Y O ^ Ex\Champ8 Enter A0I09S DOWN 8 porta Editor Hole - in - One Hilinski Non-Qualifier . IThifStat^i IXzcavataa Thru fonner ehaimrtou bssd astnttotd’a the Ust\ot e s i^ ca tiM fbb the 9th annual Insurance City — .D t fn d river Am encan League Managers* Ratings On Par Three Police TS. tMepheosw S:U , Char* Our RlghU** acbeitnttit In New England Play Opea.wlfioh wOl be held at the tor Oak. SHawaUad dm isbed Elongated Ronnie Hansen, freshman infielder with the sur­ Wethenril^d Country 'Onb No. Methodists m m u t r . wnatlis B Actor "■ prising Baltimore Orioles^ was an overwhelming choice o f the FourthHole Ang. 4 throngh 7.. L ut year^ Nebo. champion, Qrae Uttler, 1968 fitlaintbt Chaney eight managers to start at shortstop in Leading the way as S2 players headed inter the match play McIntosh vs. SpvtffiA i:lB , Me­ ----- Soutb • Printins phase of the New England Amateur Golf Championship to­ winner, Jack Burke Jr. and morial Field. the I960 All-Star baseball games. However, the managers, ,Pipe smokin' L m Becker 1957 leader, Gardner Dickin­ UBuMiaB ctar miitakea 458tepeei*B has c 0 n q u e r e ijp Ellington day was paY-busting A1 Barber of Wayiand, Mass. Morisrty'a vs. AirsnM, fi, Hart­ }SReliglauabook TSaered inuft UCaeoafaB* turn >n a confidential poll for Sport magazine, taken before the son Jr. have filed entries with ford. OBMexleei Ridge, and he’s the first to Veteran player Stan Hilinski, of^ the Greater Hartford Junior SSpttdrlhka M rooi . two mid-summer games, tabbed little Luis Aparicio of the Country Club in Orono, Maine, w u Thursday > n | y SB aS Mueleal . Chicago Whits Sox u the No. 1^ " do it. The 44 Oakwood Rd. the Manchester Country Club, Chamber of Commerce, spon­ BlOght-iided failed to qualify for match play. the only Maine player to survive Gus’s vs. No. Ends, fiilfi, Char^ lOWeavini direct! oo 47SWMT shortstop with Mr. Hansen, who golfer scored a hole-in-one on sors of the |25,000 event. Other ter Oak. ’ SO Greek MXBrptimltfw Hllinskl's card read 78-79— 157. tbe qualifying rounds. Thougl) stars of the PGA tour who have device looka a lot in appearance like the 200-yard par three fourth only. J7, he is Maine’s amateur Temple vs. MutusI, 8:U , NSbe. llDickenk* communa BOCaia^taolher Marty Marion, u the alxth best In Par at the Wampanoag Country entered include Netv Haven na- Friday, July hole iMt night. And It took a full Club course Is 72. Barber squeezed champion. He qualified with 73- fit heroine SlFoema (Bib.) the Junior loop. Hansen, who is ti^^ Doug Ford,- llkib Goalby Clarke vs. Man. Auto. 6:15, Me­ SsathiefrnKo Siravorttaa two wood shot to carry the green. under with a neat 71 for the first 76—149. and' Tom Nieporto. w'eU up 6n the list for rookie-of- Oddly enough, it was also Lou’s Another loner w u Warren Tib­ morial Field, 30B^~iewI«fll SOSway BljMtttial the-year honors, h u been fielding qualifying round and then carded Soaun tickets are now on ■taS dOMaraboa baiii( | first hole-ln-one in his golfing a ddzzling 69 yesterday on the final betts Of Manchester, N, H., < who salo at local pro shops or may ■Jti and hitting well and looms u one career, posted a 70-76— 146 and went Into SSRoeten dSKlnd otdawB BSSoottiili aap of the rising young stars of our na­ 18 holes. be obtained by writing to the Charley Metro, former Amarlesn HO w u playing in the Tuesday Hla 140 w u four strokes ahead match play u the only New Orenter Hartford J a y c ^ 29 I ^ g u e outfielder, is managing the tional puUme. Hampshire representative. He is a r r Following is a list of the rat­ night sweepstakes league, and his of the 74-70—144 posted by .the PenrI St., Hartford, Ctmh* Denver Bears in the American r iliddi 38 w u low gross on the par 38 runner-up for medalist honors, former State Amateur champion. Assn. P ings, u they appeared in Sport. LOU BEOKEB IT U AU players were rated at their re­ layout. Assistant Pro Bob Rogers, Jim Healey of HartTord Golf Club. * LouGalusoand Tom Wolfe made r L p j c. spective positions except pitchers Being the leader is nothing new IT up the foursome. Lou insisted for Barber. He's the daddy-of a IT and utility men, who were rated □ m Rogers didn’t “club” him, vgs he Parmakian Better brood of nine children. nr F by clubs: took some good natured ribbing In His opponent In the first round □ □ Following Surgery of match play w u Ted Lenezyk of FIRBT BASEMEN: (1) Vic the clubhouse after filing out mmi f^iOAy ahd SAiuuoAy Indian Hill Country Club, Nisw- id Power, Cleveland; (2) BiU Skow- enough attested cards to solve his ■' " 0 r - r r equipment needs and trophy room. ington. ITr r tr ron, (New Y ork); (3) Ted Klus- Report from Hartford Hospital Tricky Wind The cutoff to make up the field sewaki, Chicago. Klu has since this momhig on "Robert Parmak­ ST ir A brisk, tricky wind swept for match'play came at 151. Mak­ ET been replaced by Roy Sievers; (4) ian, Who was struck'in tbs heqd by across the course from Southeut ing the grade were 19 Connecticut 1J Vio Wertz, Boston; (5) Marv a pitched ball in Alumni League IT tr to.Northwut, and Becker had to golfers, seven from MsMSchusettS, Throneberry, Kansu City: (6) playoff game Monday night, was —L IT navigate his shot from West to two from Vermont and Rhode Bob Boyd and Walt Dropo, Balti- “ the boy is doing very well. In **■ ” r □ 1 Eut. • “I normally nit an Iron fact, he got out of bed for a few Island, and one apiece froip Maine w mors; (7) Gall Harris and Steve RONNIE HANSEN there,” B eck erea ld , “but, after and New Hampshire. w rr Bllko, Detroit; (8) Julio Becquer minutes this morning.” u L- mp-m -u watching the. other fellows hit The boys mother, Mrs. Levon Hoenlg Survives Playoff II and Don Mlncher, Wuhing;ton. su City; (8) T4d Wiuigms,':Bos- IT ti three irons and four and three Parmakian, told The Hefald that Among those who barely made I Jtfilo Beoquer is now the Senators’ ton. Maris h u since hem shifted KJ woods and barely reach the green, she and her husband Were pleased the grade w u Don Hoenlg o f ST IT 5T first baseman, Jim Gentile holds to rightfield. Wethersfield Country Club, the ■fib I changed clubF to the two wooa.” with the boy’s progreu. “Natural­ 1959 champion. His 78-76— 151 p u f forth with Baltimore and Norm Becker 1s chairman of the ly he was groggy when we saw him IT Slebem h u taken over the chores CKNTERFIEUIEBS: (l>,M3ck him in a seven-way tie for the lu t | r target for some Joshing from a yestfcrday,” she. declared, "but we with K an su City. ey , New York; ■ (2) A1 three match play slots." r tr Kaline, Detroit; (8) Jim I>andis, club member who said Lou should were told he was responding very In the playoff, the victors wers I Genuine B*F*Goodrich E ■Mi .2 get the first ace, because he well. The stitches ■will probably be KDOOND BASEMKN: (1) Nel­ Chicago; (4) BUI Tuttle, Kansu Hoenlg, (jharles Tinkham of the City; (6) Jsekie Brandt, Balti­ knows every blade o f g r u s on the removed Friday. lie PoK,Ohioag:o; (2) Johnny Tem­ Braeburn Club in Newton, M us., more; (6) Jimmy Piersall, Cleve­ course. Parmakian, who lives at 31 Ar- and Rocky Ciociolo o f Wachusett ple, Cleveland; (3) Frank Bolling, land; (7) Willie Tasby, Boston; Becker Is a production supervi­ vine Place, was injured when bat­ Country Club, West Boylston, | Detroit; (4) Bobby Richardson, (8)' Dan Dobbek, Washington. sor at Pratt A Whitney. SUim El­ ting for the Hartford National Mass. New Torlc; (B) Pete Runnels, Bos­ lington Ridge w u founded, Mck- Bank in its game with Pontlcelll’a.' Besides Healey with 144,' COn- | ton; (6) Billy Gardner, Washing­ er h u spent most o f his leisure After being hit, tne 13-year young­ necticut players who did well, in­ ton; (7) Jerry Lumpe, Kansu RJCUnmELDERS: (1) Harvey ster w u rushed to Manchester Kuenn, Cleveland; (2) Rocky C61- time either playing or helping to cluded Hank Budney of Indian Hill, I City; (0) Marv Breedlng,_Baltl- improve the course. He is a for­ Memorial Hospital by his father^ at 145, and Peter Zaccagnino and avltb, Detroit; (3) A1 Smith, Chi­ Levon, and Walter Fortin, assist­ more. cago; (4) Hector Lopez, New mer member of the Manchester Bobby Grant, Sr., both of Wethers­ Country Club. ant town recreation director who field, Hugo Tora of the Edgewood | nniu> BASlBtBN! Frank Mal- York; (5) Boh Allison, Washing­ was one of the umpires. ton; (6) Hank Bauer,' K ansu Ron Lowe had low net In the (Jlub In Cromwell, and Ernie Bur­ Bone, Boston; (2) Bddie YoSt, After examination at Manchester gess of Indian HUl, all vrith 146s. City; (7) Gary Geiger, Boston; Tuesday night league with a 38- Detroit; (3) Harmon Klllebrew, Memorial Hospital, the youngster The half dosen players bunched (8) A1 Pllarcik, Baltimore. yr 4-35. Washington; (4) Gene Freese, In the Women’s Division yuter- was transferred to Hartford Hos­ at 147 Included Sam Petrone Of Chicago; (6) Gil HcDougald, New dayj'Tittere. was, a. Nine-Hole Tour­ pital where he. underwent an Hubbard Heights. Ed Creed and York; (0). BtAba- Phillips," Cleve­ : Shemn LoUar; Chl>^ nament with six selected holes and emergency opefatidh.' ' " BffFEmmons, both of Wethersfield land; (7) Brooks Robinson, Balti­ cago; Yogi Berra, New York; (3) most fives, 1-3 handicap. Low and Dick Siderowf of Indian Hill. more; (8) Dick Williams, Kan- Gus Triandos, Baltimore; (4) Three Connecticut players—Pat gross, Dora Kellner, 27. Low net, Perfect Record a u City. Andy Carey is the A ’a Russ Nixon, Cleveland; (5) Hay­ GlorU Meurant, 31-4-23; Billie Mazzarella of Pequaguck, Duane current third aacker. wood Sullivan, Boston; (6) Bob Marlow, 30-4-26; Connie Kelly, Haley of Hartford, and Lenezyk— | Ocesnport, N. J. (/P)—^When Ed' >1 Wilson, Detroit; (7) Hsrry Chitl, 3(M-26. Most fives, Dora Kellner, were in the group of five at 148. Kansu City; (8) Earl Battey, die Arcaro led First Landing to Barber h u never before entered I SHORTBTOtPS: (t) Luis Apa- 4, Lois Bantly, 4. > riclo, Chicago; (2) Woodie Held, Wuhington. Nixon hais' since been victory in the 8112,000 Monmouth the New England Amateur, biit he Handicap it mark^ the Jockey’s Clev^and; (3)' Tony Kubek, New traded to Boston with John R o­ Second place honors in the Con­ showed no first-tilne Jitters. He York. Kubek h u since been shift­ mano the Indian^’ top receiver. fourth victory In u many efforts socked three birdies, and had an | necticut Women’s Golf Assn’s in the event. Arcaro won with ed to the outileld'”with Clete Boyer Clasi B One-Day Tournament at eagle on the fifth Hole. taking over; (4) Don Buddin, Etos- PITCHERS: (1) BMtimore; (2) N uhua in 1956| wlthi Dedicate In Seven players were imder par I .the Farmington Country Club 1957 and with l^ ld Ruler in 1958. 6 .7 0 -1 5 ton; (0) Chico Fernandez, De­ Chicago; (3). Cleveland; 4) De­ Tuesday went to Mrs. Simon of on Monday and five turned the Sword Dancer, with Willie Schoe- trick yesterday, but Barber w u troit; (6) Ronnie Hansen, Balti­ troit: (5) New York; (6) Boston; the Manchester Country Club. maker riding, won the’ Monmouth S ofoty -S more; (7) Billy Console, W u h - (7) Washington; (8) Kanbas City. the ynly man In the original field] Mrs. Simon shot a 40-47-96 round in 1959. of 118 who did so both times. ingiton; (6) Ken Hamlin, Kansu to finish one stroke behind Mrs. T u b «-T y p « City. Jose Valdlvlelso has sup­ BENCHt-(l) Chicago: (2) New Frank Skestone a t the Sc James Dante, of Greenwoods, QUICK REPLACEMENT Shore Country Club In Hingham, I planted (kmsolo with the Sen­ York, (3) Cleveland^ (4) Balti­ whose card read 40-46-66. ators. more; (5) Boston; *(6) Kansu Ithaca, N. Y.— (NEA) —South­ Mass., w u the leader /after the City; (7) Wuhington; (8) Detroit. ern Connecticut State will .fill a first day with a 69, but on the sec- j Pull tread depth. Pull width. Putt 4>ply conitrve* Helen Reynolds, of the Manches­ ond circuit he shot an Infiated 79. LEFlVnaJMQRS: (1) Tito vacant spot on Ithaca’s 1960 foot tien. Prevan 7*rlb tread deitgn. That's the ter Country Club, w u 10 strokes bail sch^ule. Jim Veno of Penobscot Valley] Franoona, Cleveland; (2) Minnie How about Williams being rank­ off the pace in the fourth annua] B.P.(3oodrlch Safety*S, the best low-priced tire Minoso, Chicago; (3) Roger Mar­ ed eighth! New England Women’s Golf Assn. value in America today. Safe, quick slops and ls, New York; (4) Charlie Max­ This only goes to show that Tournament being held at the well, Detroit; (5) Gene Woodling, polls, for the most part, are a lot Manchester Country Club in Man­ long wear make it the Ideal choice for light Baltimore; (6) Jim Lemon, Wash­ of bunk, but they always prove to chester, N.H, Miss Reynolds had an drIvIng.'See It today. ington; (7) -Norm Slebem, Kan- be interesting reading. 86 while the leader Mrs. Mae Mur­ ray Jonea, of the Barre Country Club in Montpelier, Vt., scored a NEW URC — HRST QUAUTY two-over-par 76. Compare PRICES NOT A RECAP Adcock Foil# Plan miiladelphia (JP>—Maybe Gene Mauch forgot a b ^ t Milwaukee' Pike Like Walleyes fo r QualHy Men's Wear Joe Adcock's heune run over the "Ely, Minn. (JF)—Joe Boldine, fish­ scoreboard In Connie Mack Stadi­ ing with friends on Picket Lake if it's O ii& m ciffve . ’.Batting — Gene Fre««e, White FLORSHC1M SELECTED STYLES um l u t spring. In July when the near here, noticed an unsual dis­ Braves came here they swept a Sox, drove In four runs, with turbance around their stringer of three-game series. With first base homer, tw'o' donblee and tw'o shi' fish. Pulling the stringer up. Bol­ SHOES Values to $26.95. *14.00 glee, going 5-for-8 In CMcago’s WE HAVE IT ,' open, Mauch ordered dine found a 12-pound northern to walk Hank Aaron. On the first 16-3 victory over Boston. . pike gulping down one of his par­ ONE LOT pitch Adcock bluted a Pitching — Bob Pnrkey, Beds, ty’s two-pound walleyes. 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WUMIar. OUlf. *-(NEA) — Wbea 4t o s m lEabaiMa, lanaar r 1*^3 bsavywelglit wtoatlar, w m . aa- \ nenoead *a toa profaaatoabl at - w the C allfoniU Otob, • skepttb wondared: *^Wbbt daaa travsgansa at spaed. and thrills, m irn si GrioiiiAMr ; Fox Hoiaiers in White Sox Rout | l ) a s f Nights Fights Liieky Hell Drivers ^appears at the New London I Ml II I ■—i— 11 — ■ III I ■ I ■ IIH ■ I mmmmmmmm i m i u m i h'i i— ■. ■ ■ »i ■■ • ^ ^ a griapplar know about g o lft For the entertainment of golf­ '"1 aupposa if yan a ik him V ern o n La w Do yim like' your thrills at a Waterford Speed Bowl on Wednes. ers and non-golfers alike. Grant- New York, July 27 (/P)— behind winner Art iMtmar (8-# . Frewe added two, doubUe and|lainf hia teanunatei ha would cutohia i^Wad ^d Lee Aegelee—Fiery Glgoto, 137. moor, Corniectlout’s ui^gue golf- 7) and reliever Lula Arroyo two singles for five hits good for out the ballfield capers. Yank, Lo^if^, doubled and whaVa the best grip to use he’ll mUe-mtouto eUpT Does jrovir heart day, Aug..8 at 8 pzn. More than a You can look it up,. Nellie Fox scored t h f tying run in the sev­ say a qtraiiglehold.’’ Jhaqnerooe, NJB.. knocked out score of the greatest stuntmen in land on the Berlin Turnpike in Mickey Mantle's 26th homer, a a foiir-RBI night in a IMor-fi per­ Mantle socked a 2-0 pitch by Big 'Oaorge. huabtad of tiw I AadrM Otoeie, 188Vi, ■ Mexlcell. beat faster aa you wltaaaa fasts at Newington, will present trick ehot^ homered and Jim Landis two-run shot in the sixth inlng, formance, and SievcM went 4-Tor- losing southpaw. Dick Stigman (4- enth, then beat out an infield top-> G ains 13tK the universe, some of (hem directly per in tb« eighth to. send across leta Baba Didrlkaon, ooasidarad I Mextoo, 8. daredevlltry? Tlien you’ll find what master. Paul Haim, tilnigiiK at 8:80 drove in four runs. When the was the dUference as the Tanka 5 by ad

Honaebold Scwiecs THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY FAGALY knd SHORTEN Garden— Fann—DuiiT Offered 18*A Prodnets 50 FEDDBRS .%-ton elr-oeniUtianer, used one season, $100. 81 Jarvis -retlrod. private home, congenial HAROLD k SONS, Rubbish reipov-. taEi.rrrfRgAgEOOMMa WAX AND GREEN BEAIfg- atmosimere. Refarmcee. Larga aad small amounta; alao Rd, ______. land and privacy. A group of en.- al, callara and atticii blsaaed. IHSyTHtTlIOItiAiiBt, 8-1784. Aahea, papers all lUbMah. Harold AlLlbWiMa other vegetables. PI 3-8096. flM ers would b* paUafBctory MUU —iaaaigMaaaaBs BavAasa v «s * Hoar. MI $-40>4.______ABOUT OUR SiHOWf family wlto children. One y e u thraughoiit. Cbolc* location, naax TAPPAN DB LUXE rang#, very lease. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, XQ Bolton Center Road. One-hatt aera bOOKBLlKlA good condition. M l 9-1877, ADVERTISING WEAVING of Bums, moth holaa WlKlKJEff.''! Hotowhold Goods Apartmenta—Flat»i- *1-1577. lot. SeUtog tor $14,400, GUI The R- and tom clothing, noslary runs, 18 CU FT. BSiNHUR freeser, com­ Tanementb F. Dtmoei Oo., XQ 04848, Barbara BOLTON—4 bedrooms and an of­ h: dbags repaired, tipper re­ ALL KINDS sterilized recondi­ Woods, 4 Q 9-7703, Johanna Evans, LOVE LANE-Beautiful T room 8 ROUJNO PARK CAPE with tioned used furnitiirs including plete set etorm windowa and Smningr Homes for Rent 67 bedroom (jape, screened porch, Watch thsin grow in a home of everything, 2 ceramic tile baths, • fice, 1,900 square fast 8 room CLASSIFIED ADVERTISMENT DEPT. HOURS placement,' umbrellaa repatrsd, screens for'Cape Cod, junior siie f o u r ROOM garden apartmsnt. XQ 94668., cape on Route 6. Ideal to e profes­ men'a ahln dlars reversed and CouME^lilPSeVKAll springs mattresses and appli­ wooded lot close to school and your esvn; plastered rooms, recently redeco­ SilS AJL to 4;80 PJL ances. NeW 9x13 braided and yis- pool table. Ml 9-7733 after 1 p.m, clean well maintained buUdtog, ANDOVER LAKE—Large 6 room n —XIANGHEWTER — N ^ new bus, immediate occupancy. XQ rated, garage and park-Uke yard. sional man or large famUy replaced. Marlow’s Uttio Msnd- fiEMAU)SBl«UlA8iy beat, hot water, stove, refrigera­ needs. 1% baths, large living Ing Shop. cose rug, captain’s chairs, dry U efron t cottage, modern kitchen, Junior JOgb School, immaculate 9-4818. 114,700-4 room older home with COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. USiMKESfifOWMEN sink, harvest table and mat- tor and w k ln g , 8115. XQ 8-1809, hot water, Uled bath; AvaUable 8 room C ^ with hreeieway and 3-car garage to Buslneas H Zone. room with fireplace, stone veneer FOR SALE—Refrigerator ISO. Good a d 6 - i m balance of summer. XO 9-2574. XODItkoW-Route 82. L a n a 4 T. J. CROCKETT, Realtor front, basement garage. Needs HONDAT Xkni nUDAT IVM AJA—BATUBDAy • AJL 1ri£tV/.«ri0WHE , treases. 40% off on new furniture. condition. Call Xu 8-8888. attached garage, near bus UnO and Good conoltion. Onmblne IRONING DONE In my horns. MI Credit terme arranged. Opm 9-9, shopping. Owner moving—selling room ranch, hardwood floors, home and buaineas. redecorating. Amesite drive, f o u r r o o m apartment, central CADE (X)D-CHATHAXM be? nicely landscaped. Price reduced TWO LOTS with city Water and 9-8667. fAVORAeiErAN MAIL Saturdays till 8. Lwlainc Furni­ for $14,900. CaU the R. F. Dlmock firaplace, newly renovated, gas M I 8 -1 5 7 7 sewer. Central location. Madeline location, heat, hot water, parking, room cottage, fireplace, all con. heat. Shingle anej bond stone ex­ $16,900—De luxe Cape Cod home by $1,000. WUl listen to .^reason- t ^ a s ^ r E a d y o u r _ a ^ ture Homltal, 198 South St., Rock- DIVAN FOR SALE. XQ 8-3850. adults. 890 monthly. XQ 8-7690 or Co., XQ 94248, Barbara Woods, XQ Smith, Realtor, XQ 9-1642. TV 8BRVICB - Potterton’s aU vlUa. ’TR 6-2174. veniences, available August IS XQ 9-7702, or Johanna Evans, XQ terior. Basement garage. On bus of 5 oversized rooms, ceramic bath, Wes Smith, MI 9-8952 , able offer. Asking 919,000. XQ 8-8470, 8-6777 or XQ 84768. ■ ar A *” ar* takaa orar tA* pkoM u a aM- makea. Highest quality guarantoed 9-6668. line. Assuniable mortgage. $13,- oil heat, attached garage. Assume MANCHESTER-Two famUles. A BOLTON C3ENTER-4 mUes aouth, V.A. mortgage with low down pay­ 9 NORXIAN STREET—SmaU 5 faataaea. n a aBaarIttar akauM raad hla ad tAa F U ST DAY IT work and parts, over 4'f years ex Three Rooms of Furniture t h r e e R(X>M apartment, heat, 600. overland 4-3907 collect. 64 duplex, asking $15,000. A 44 60 acresy. fenced in for cattle, 10 HoMBOMEi/EO.LCr ment. ’ room home, Ideal for a retired APPEARS aad REPURT BBRURS la ttme far tka aaat laair perlence. Farr for service since Antiques 5 1 -A hot water, stove, refrigerator, ga­ m -BO LTO N . On beautiful Riga flat, large glassed in porch, tre­ acres tlliable, outbuUdings, fruit 1981. Phone Ml 9-4977 for best HIM OOM eACi^ Wanted to Rent 58 Lane. 4 bedroom dustom bmlt ENGLUH OOLONIAL-t^rlck and .couple. Bungalow style with one- Mas. Tfea BaraM la raapoaalbia far oal| ONBiaearraat ar oaamad FROM MODEL HOME rage, spacious grounds. XQ 9-BX^ $17,300—Florida type 3 bedroom mendous lot. Only $14,900. A pos­ trees, small fish pond only $8,500. service. OHEBOLITARiSEEF ranch, center entrance haUway, frame construction, 7 rooms. 1% car garags and garden epace. Owner wiu finance. Only S% in- laaartirn for a a j adat rUaemeat aad thaa oalj to tba aztaat af a ANTIQUES and odds and ends. 84.______WANTED—5 or 8 room heated or ranch Imme, just over Manchester Priced for quick sale at $9,800. sible 4-4 flat, presently an 8 room ■*Mlia l a ^ ” laaarttea. Brrara frhlcb do not laaaaa tka valua of m w i u o i i m t Cost Over $700 Also clothing cheap. Manley’s An­ unheated apartment. Ciouple with two full tile baths, fireplace m baths. Oarage. A home of beauty single, large lo t Asking $11,000. terest,' Lawrence F. Piano, XQ DICK'B WEATHERSTRIP Com famUy room, two-car gerage. one and comfort. Madeline Smith, line in Bolton. Bath and lavatory, Robert J. Smith, Inc., 968 Main Ika adrarttaoBMat arlU aat ba aarraetad b j ‘inaka gaod” laaarttaBr pany doors and windows, custom AHMPREBSlOhl rr tique Shop, 124 Hudson St., Hart­ 17 year old daughter, 12 year son, 2-car garage, Acre lot. A beauty St., XQ 9-5241. Also a possible 54 flat, presently 3-2766, Paul I*. Fiano, XQ 84458, t h r e e r o o m apartment, 888. XQ acre wooded lot With temUa court. Raaltor, XQ 9-1842. work guaranteed. Call collect WU- MAHEBf NEVER BEEN USED ford, and 5 year dau|hter. CaU XQ for the price. a 10 room single, new hot water Ed Crawford XQ 9-4410. <»' 9-8229, 94. 8-1868 any time. $28,600. Th:« R. F. Dlmock C o., XQ COVENTRY — 8 room ovsr-slzed ftirnace, neat and clean, 2-car de­ llmantio HA 8-1196. Sale Price $888 66 ELWOOD ROAD->-CoIonlaI, large Yoim oooPMATiow wm . ' * ^ u k ,i l r ^ 94246, Barbara Woods, XQ 9-7702, $19,400—Gracious 6 room Colonial Cape, extra large Uving room with luxe garage, cement walks and BE APPBBOIATCO Dial Ml 3-2711 FLAT FINISH HoUand window MAI»KUW/t ANTIQVE ladder-back arm chair, t h r e e a n d f o u r Room apart­ REGISTERED NURSE and family JcUuuma Evans, XQ 9-8688. living room, fireplace, formal din­ close to Verplanck School. Screened drive. Asking $18,000. ANDOVER LAKE—Lakefront Ibt Pay Ouly $4 Week ments, Including heat, hot water, fireplace, modern kitchen, 1% 60x200, .$1,600. FI 3-6477. shadea made to measure. All $99$ HtMlOCHtr rush seat. FI 3-7985. desire three bedroom apartment in ing room cabinet kitchen with in sunporch, patio, garage. Many baths, basement garage, oil hot Convenient locations with utUi- gas for cooking, electric refriger­ Manchester for Sept. 1. Call PI IV— XIANCHESTER-AUtumn St diShwaaher, 3 bedrooms, IH baths, metal Venetian blinds at a new Sacrificing complete bedroom, Immaculate 6 room colonial, com­ extras. Just deduced $600 for quick water heat, large lot, on main ties. lov/ price. Keys made while you complete living room and kitchen ator and gas stove. CaU X~ 2-7998. ]anfls<^pc

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In a post-midnight conference of the party's top leaden cotton knit t-tops brief and band leg styles, sizes 5*6-7...... a ^ Q v to face,” Kennedy added in his tional chairman, appeared with He said the fifth inoculation telegram. that lasted for 2 1 /2 hours, Nixon tapped Lodge, the United Kennedy at the news conference. should be given at the advice of the reg. 1.20 to 1.50 MEN’S FAMOUS NAME SHORTS. VoliiMto9.95 VokiMioU.SS '1 have asked Leonard Rei^ch. family doctor. Nations ambassador,, as his running mate. Kennedy denied that he once lto9>2.PP-3.S9 reg. 3.00 to 14.98 LADIES’ FAMOUS who is In'charge of our radio and Lodge’s acceptance was .a fore-f- snap and boxer styles, O 1 A A said President Eisenhower should Dr. Foote said after the normal MAKE , slips, gowns, pajamas, 1 A *T A O television, to contact your staff series of four shots, average im­ gone conclusion. So was the con­ sizes 42, 44, 46, 48 only...... A For I c W V to work out suitable arrange­ apologize to Russian Premier Ni­ 8*pc. sets...... InePW To # e"flP > $• munity ranges from 90 to 95 per vention's ratification tonight of his prs. ments.” . kita Khrushchev, as reported by cent. Another shot even improves nomination for secqnd place, de­ Soviet, Turkey . Without comment, Kennedy former New York Goy. Thomas on this, he said. spite the talk by llUnols Gov. Wil­ reg. 4.00 to 6.00 MEN’S FAMOUS NAME SWIM TRUNKS. p E. Dewey in Chicago last night. s p o r t s w e a r 2 ~11 2 made public the exchange of tele­ reg. 3.98 to 7.98 PRE-TEENS’ ; Q A The meeting was held at Law­ liam Stratton that some unnamed grams in which Samoff had Troops Clash cotton skirts, bermudas, slacks, jamaicas, sizes 8 to 16. A « 0 0 b<»er and brief styles, 4% Q Q Q O f i Most wanted fabrics in pleated, plain front rence Memorial Hospital, where all Midwesterner might be offered as sizes 30 to 44...... A * 0 0 To 4 9 ^ 0 0 sought to arrange what he railed (Contliiued on Page Eleven) a rival candidate. ■tjdea I7 famoua maltar in lolidi, atripea, nov* and continental/ styles. Solid com a car and attempts to present an objec­ Seoul, July 28 iPolice ar-<^gible ^ cKoose a new • 2-hquse had been cast by Nixon — with ap­ iialf a mile north of tM frontiar. reg. 3.98 to 7.98 GIRLS’ COTTON SPORTSWEAR. in front of the Metropole Hotel to­ tive picture of the Uhited States laboratory diviaion on th^. State <3iicago, July .28 (iP)—A brief reg. 2.19 HAND DECORATED 3-PC. CERAMIC SET. ’T O #* Health Dept., reported that three rested a wealthy backer of ousted assembly .tomorrow from a regi­ proval from President Eisenhower The nearest Turkish town of tay day but released after about four with extensive illustrations. It is ment of 1,700 candidates. Then skirts, slacks, jamaicas, coordinates, 1 QQ " Q QQ Broadcloths, button-down oxford* Ught- of the Connecticut cases -were at­ President Syngman Rhee _today helicopter- hop between airports to put on the ticket with him an size is Borcka, about 9 miles soua oil and vinegar set and tray...... # 7 v hours detention in the Hotel. printed in Russian. amid reports townspeople were the new assembly by Aug. 12 will weight cottons. Barrel cuffs and dual euffS. tacked by type one virus, the Same ended abruptly in fiery death in a Easterner experienced In dealing o f the border. aatire sizes 7 to 14...... I aOO To 0*00 There was no immediate infor­ About 50,000 copies are printed elect a president to succeed Rhee, Our rematnlnf atock la Junior, mlaaaa' Whites and colors. Sizes 14 to 18 strain found prevalent in Rhode threatening to bum polling places gloomy suburban cemetery last with the world’s most'difficult di­ Foreign Ministry sources callsd a»iii wonun’a alzM. Moat wanM atylea, fab* mation as to what prompted theiy monthly but an embassy spokes­ in the district where he is seeking who was overthrown" after the plomatic problems. reg. 4.99 TABLE LAMPS. Island. night for all 13 persons aboard. the als^ a "normal frontier In­ rlea and colon. reg. 2.99 GIRLS’SLEEVELESS BLOUSES. Q Q arrest or their release. man said from 200 to 400 copies election to South Korea’s new na­ fraudulent March 15 presidential Where Kennedy, chose to try to cident.” U.S. and NATO officials pottery base, parchment shade, 18 to 21” tall. For 7 .0 0 Amerika is a handsomely illus­ are returned monthly by Soviet of­ tional assembly, voting aroused the nation and The helicopter, carrying 11 pas­ appease southern dissidents by the in Ankara said they had received tailored styles, solid colors and plaids, sizes 7 to 14. . . I oww men's famous name trated slick-paper magaizlne pub­ ficials as undistributable. These are Misting Man Found Th)e candidate, Lee Young-bum. touched off violent student riots.' ' sengers and two crewmen, ap­ choice of Senate Democratic Lead no report. girls' pre-teen lished by the United States in stacked in the reception room of •rfWlnsted, July 28 (JP) — Police, a member of Rhee's discredited The presidency haa been made a peared to stop in air, witnesses re­ er Lyndon B. Johnson of Texas as There are two versions Of reg. 8.45 WEAREVER ALUMINUM ROASTING PAN. (■ C Q Russian and intended to explain the embassy and tourigta may take Uberal party, was seized in an figurehead, ceremonial post, and ported, then weaved a moment be­ his running mate, Nixon bid for reg. 1.99 to 3.99 GIRLS’ LINGERIE, investigating the possibility that what took place. large 14 to 18 Ib. roast ^ze...... cotton pajamas the United States to Russians. It is as mari.v -as they want. This is John Skarbeck, 37, might have apparent government move to re­ the government is now directed by fore plunging earthward. Eastern internationalist support in Foreign ministry sources ssld cotton dresses where the students got Jihem..; ., a prime minister responsible to slips, petticoats, sleep wear, sizes 7 to 14. 1 0 9 T01.99 distribute in the USSR on a ‘Mj^Wid.to death, last ;night.,yfien, lieve tension and avoid possible "It was a big red flash,” said. Ed both parties with the selection of a Turkish border guard obsarvsd Rtg. . -5.00 ' strictly limited quota basis in re­ In today’s case the students topk, bloodshed'in the Masan area. the assembly: The Democratic Gauger, who from his back pprch Lodge 4 0 0 about 50 copies'and parked them­ ‘flames destroyed the 2-elory reg. 49c KETCHUP DISPENSERS. ' turn for permission to the Rus­ frame house where he lived with X.ee has been the target, of party la led by former 'Vice Presi­ watched the helicopter sweep in In Lodge, he got one of the men (Oontfaraed on Page'Ten) Wm* B.9S to 1APS reg. 11.95 to 13.95 WOMEN’S “ RHYTHM STEP” Q A ^ selves in their car in front of the dent John M. Chang, but because who sparked the drive that gave plastic tomato shape squeeze bottle...... sians to distribute a similar maga­ his 78-ye8U"^ld wife Lena, found demonstrations by the Student- close over the trees and crash four hotel and began passing them out. of rivalry within the party, ft is blocks away. State Trooper Henry Elsenhower the presidential nomi­ iSHOES. dressy and tailored styles, broken sizes. .;... 7 zine on a limited basis in the him injthe chickencoop behind the Citizen (Committee to censure United SUtes. ' Their activities attracted a crowd counterrevolutionary forces. Hap- no longer certain he will be chosen Pilotto said the craft was afire nation in 1952, But he also got a of curious Russians and .a police ruin> today when they renewed if his party wins a majority in before It crashed. former Senator who. waa defeated reg. 1.99 BAMBOO LAWN RAKES. One o f the students,- identified the search. He was Unharmed. dong News Agency reported reg. 3.95 to 6.50 LADIES’ “SUMMER- ^ Q#\ A O O by the U.S. embassy only as Mc­ man from the hotel. He took them aroused' citizens planned to de­ the assembly; In 'Washington, officials of the by Kennedy in the Massachusetts ■flexible, lightweight reinforced bamboo...... into custody, then escorted them in­ Mrs. Skarbeck was visiting a senatoriar race that year. Broadcloths aad printed batiste. Shortle and Govern, .managed to slip away stroy voting booths where he .is The Democrats campaigned on Civil ..Aeronautics Board said it BiiUetins ETTES” SHOES, flat and wedge casuals. A * 7 w To " * 7 % / to the hotel sister in Bristol when the. fire a 5-pIank platform of economic was the worst a ccid ^ t in the his­ Lodge is 58, Johnson 51. ^ ’ regular styles. SizCa A to D regulars and from the hotel and tip off the em­ mnning. An embassy spokesman said the broke out about 10 p.m. There reforms to fight unemployment tory of helicopter use in the na­ from the AP Wires Otlap, aanfraa eottona In a boat of amart reg. 1.99 KITCHEN UTILITY TABLE. extra longs. bassy. Lee was held on seven counU Nixon’s acceptance speech to. alTlea aad pattarna. Slaaa 8 to 16. students demanded permission to and poverty among farmers and tion. Representatives of the heli­ night Is expected to cut the pattern rtg. 1.79 to 2.49 CHILDREN’S COTTON SPORTSWEAR. | V Q An embassy official rushed to the phone the embass.v, but were re alleging assault, illegal detention, S-shelf style on casters with electric outlet. hotel and began negotiating for re­ (Continued on Page Ten) fraud, and intimidation presum­ to help the little man, who they copter industry added it was the for an intensive, fighting campaign sh4)rt8, jamaicas, slacks, sizes 3 to 6x...... I t w fused. At this Mint McGovern say was neglected by' Rhee’s re­ first fatal accident on a scheduled '56,000 Cheer Ike lease of the students. slipped away. . ably connected with the Rhee he has said will take him Into regime. He has given no indication gime. j^They promised to create airline passenger service flight. nearly every state in the union, Colorado Springs, .Colo., Jeip reg. 5.99 ALUMINUM YACHT CHAIRS. 4% Q Q Q boys' wosh_'n wear •The Incidents is similar to one -jfiie-embAisy said-lt-di

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