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VOL. LXXVIII, NO. 229* (KULimeEN PAGES) "MANCHESTER. CONN,, MONDAY. JCNE 29. 1959 - (Claaainrd Advorttatag oa Pago lO PKJCB PIVB CRNIU ‘Sheltered’ Death Count 19 Honeymoon L7- Miami. Fla.. .lune JP lAh — In Butane Fire Up to Kennedy A couple to wed Simday will apend a "sheltered" honey­ Hartford.. June 29 (/p)— moon--in an underground Governor Ribicoff *aid today bomb shelter for the greater Metdrim.. Ga., June 29 boon-idmtlfled. Some bodie* w ere,' glory, of Cii-il Defense and — An Associated Press check I •” identification it wiuld be presumptuous ahelter-marfufacturers. of all hosp'tals and funeral! '"'Vh. " the exnioeion v ’’ u'*"’ ! Then they'll have a more kniMe. <■. «k. a—.J railroad/eaid the exploeion p, Kennedy to stay lout of a orthodox wedding trip at the homes In the area today nxed of one butanaj,tanker *ei off a p : riomnoratio nri expense of bomb shelter man­ at 17 the number of dead in second loaded with 10,000 gallons '-alifornia Democratic pri- ufacturers who induced them House Action the freak butane ^ " ’Theronnectlct t^lef Rxecutlve I to spend their Orst two weeks Sion on a. freight train yes-j^"'’ 'rammen were miuiedm the together 10 feet below North . ; ! blast and the pile.ip of freig h t returned to his desk this rtorning terday. An earlier report said'«• cars near the end of the long "«*r^ industry huntlnS r. eiger. 2S. s I'niver- , ' trip to the We.st Coast, where he r-- 7‘ vf( 19 were dead. Vflsmi Russisn msjor, , „ ^ The blast turned the O g e e c h e e !«^ »‘ °"\"J'-"„^^^^^^^^ and .Vanev Rellmyre, 23. a Bill W ould Continue ^ Meldrim, Ga., June 29 (A»)— : River bank into blackened ruins , ...luine dance band singer, plan to Rescue teams renewed d'‘«K- ^ for Kennedy. «s the mo climb down through the hatch of the 8-by-i4 fool steel and ging- ^ operations - in the Ogee- tin.,*^'^*"*^'* in ** caught aome of the \ Vwl ic- '------presidential------nominee,,_i...... said . he...... was 1. T*• .A j 1 • iimR'in tnP wRt^r. others on thp ^ ^ m »a • _ concrete shelter sfter their Hike for Korea War chee River today searchjng. hank, children seared bv the 2 wedding and reception. fo r more victims of a freak I flames floundered in the river or 1?'*^, p ^'t^f ni^. nemocrats are The comforts of home be­ butane gas explosion that al-. ran screaming from the spot. be’’rvolded'’ \n%ha" 'stat^^ " I low will Include beds, a varie­ Wnahington. Jtin# 29 (/P)—The Hnufl« today passed thk |3 ready apparently ha.s claimed ' ^ second hut lesser expl^osi^ Edmund r„ "Pat " ^' ty of canned food, powdered milk, drink-flavoring tsbiels. million rnrporatinn-exrisr lax extenaion hid and sent it to 19 lives. Many others were 1 the East Oeorg^a town Brown snd other Demoersts on the checkers snfl cards. Ih* Senate for approval before the deadline at midniariit Tues­ burned, at least 10 critically, about is mllet northwest of Sa-; "e re very imhappy over t^e day. The hlaat occurred yesterday i vannah. I prospect of any primary. •ftewioon when two I'ailroad tank- Most of the 124 cars in the Sea- "This was the feeling they ex- «r cars spewed flaming death on board Air Line Railroad freight ; pressed to me.'' Gov. Ribicoff said. Loiiji; W ill Seek 1 Washington, June 29 t/Pi—-TonKresa acts today on a com- .aome 175 fun-aeekera in a recrea- had cleared the 30-foot high trestle i “ and cerlainlv will relay their ..protni.sp corporalion-PXci.se lax extension bill to avert a |8 9 tion area beneath a 30-foot river ; before the crash si 4:30 p.m. f*«liuiJ'’th Senator Kennedy" billion drop in lax reyp'ntiea for the next year. trestle which the Seaboard Air (ED T). None fell in the watet, but Howevet. he hastened I'o sdd that Divoree. Ttip House ac1.s firAl and the Senate must follow quickly if Line train was crossing. ; .several piled up on the bank and the deci.sion as to whether to shy Push No one could say whether all burned through the night. Some of away from a California primary fU'p.scnl lax rales aie to be continued be.vnnd tomorrow mid­ bodies had been recovered, but' the box cars were telescoped, and. "will have to be made by Kennedy Political Piir«e night. Coroner Harold M. Smith said re- flat cars dangled from a 75-foot him.self " i it was the sixth lime that ('ongre.ss has been railed on to ports that doxens were unaccount- : long tneak at the end of the 2.50- The Governor, who plans U> con­ continue increased tax rales voted initially in 1951 to finance ed for were greatlv overdrawn. ■ .vard long span. ter with Kennedy in the next '0 Winnfleld. c, , , Iai , .l-.ine . >p, _ ! , the Korean fighting. Smith said at the time he had First reports said the jouimal on days, said he fell the Bay State Gov Earl Long, refreshed aflei^ a accounted for 17 dead :ne,cars apparently broke. Senator should not nlake any com-i weekend at his beloved ' pea- The bill extends for another .year the Korean wartime S2 Since then two ehildren died of several box cars and mitment at this time on whether or patch farm." heads across state I per cent incorhe tax rale on corporation profits. It postpones burns in a .Savannah hospital. Thev i>'>t<»ne gas tanks onto ihe not he would go into a primary, to Covington toda.v to place him- I a .scheduled drop to 47 per rent. *■ ___ * rivMi* hanlf nhai wer* listed as Wayne ' Smith. 3. river bank. Some observers but rather await developpient.*. "Clf under a team of paychiatnata, It also coh|inues for a year Korean excise, or sales, tax • .TdViV’AT'ljVe 0 %"hlir'.d'drlA— thought the trestle gave way. Ribicoff described the {"^ilifor- Long is also ext.nding his po- ____ _ .C i_____ .' Sparks oari.sed hy the wreck may nia governor alt "a very capable litical purge, divorcing his wife. rates on automobiles, auto parts *nd accessories, cigarettes, wera not known. have ignited the gas, turning the gentleman" and said he fell sure planning a apecial session of the liquor, wine and beer. ------;— A fiompletc caaualty list WAS I the fr.endship developed on the legislature amt-starting hia cam- A compromise of Senste-House not available but 14 deaid have I (Continued on" Pag* Three) trip "will be a flourishing one." 1 paign fo re-election differeiues. Ihe bill was not popii He said that his .Itinket in "I'm going to get a divorce just lar with Senator* who voted last (^orifsress Told search of industry anxious to lo- ; as fast as I can" he said of the week to add othei tax features cate branch plant a in the Eaat w)aa | wife, who twice con'milted him These were either killed out of the "very interesting, enjos-able and for psyc-hiatnc treatment. Mrs, hill entirely or watered dow'tr lo Art Now, Avoid worthwhile Long has since left th, state token sis* by a S*n*t«-Hou*e con* U.S. Court V oids Ban ! He said that he had a number 1-ong plans to remain at Cov­ I f*i*nc* commdl** of' private conferences with offi­ ington until P'riday night. Then Knocked ont were Senste-paas- More Inflation cials of California companies, he will .go to Baton Rouge for the led pioviaiona for repeal of the 4 . per cent »lock dividend credit, al­ |■"conlemplsting locating branch first time since his commitment to WMhmgton, June 29 (gn — A On ‘Lady Cliatterley’ I plants in rhe East " SoutheasI Louisiana Stale (Men­ lowed atnckholjlera on divided in- cabinet commitite* has reiported j I com* over $50. and authority for j As.the Governor returned In his tal I Hospital at Mandeville on lo Preeident ^Isenhow'er that Oon- payment of $142 million of addi- ___ chair he rolled up his sleeves to June lit. greaa must take three Immedlat* ' * .. i f '" * packet of 'nearly 2tW) The fi.3-year-old governor dia- ! tional w'elfare grant* lo th* W'ashington. .Tune 2B t/Pi - -TheA In a recent action, the Post Of- biPa awaiting his action. ' steps to control inflation. cu.saeri his plana ye. terday m a I state.* Supreme Court today struck d6wn|- fice Department banned from the t-,,, mea.sures are the last batch oo: .raittee. headed bv Vice I5-r nute news conference on the i Retained In sharpjy modifi^fd Richard M. Nixon and the New York state movie censor-! mails a newly-published unex- „ f , ofiT bills pa.ssed hv the recent­ form were .Senate .provisions af- back porch of the siT-iple. frame ' ship law a.s unconstitutional. purgated edition of the book. ]y adjouined lP.5fl session of the I feeling the' 10 pei- cent taxes on made up moaitly of cabinet mem­ farm house that hi estranged The ruling set aside a ban on As to the movie. Stewart noted j I communications and passenger bers, asid In It* firat report that wifa. Blanch*, call# "Earl's , the film "lA d y Chatterley's Lov­ an argument was madt Oiat the • ___.1______, tickets. the countrv'a economy ia at a er." Shack." "oriUcal juncture.” rSongreas, It state's action was justified on' B((t working against a deadline All nine .luktices agreed in hold, grounds the film attractively por- a. A * The conference appeared to have said, muat ta e theae minhnum ac­ been called by the governor, who ] little moie than 24 hours off, Con- tion* promptly: Ing that the. ban on "lA d y Chat- trayed a relationship which ia con- terly's Lover" was Improper. i JLIOCU nX^Il IS All* 1 mua^ hay* sean the 12 lo 15 news- I giess had almost nq tima In ix'hich 1.."Make ft nlear that the fed­ trary to moral.s]ggi)(jflt'dA._religif«i«rr.— ---- Hoiv to Beat the Heat I .to haggla over revising the bill. However, four Juaticaa said the. 'm eii gathered about 50 yards from eral government 'intends to uea .his hoii.se. That was as close as With U(e te(npc(8tur* nc«( the WO-degree mark in Pittsburgh,, hl- 1 Failure lo exlend -ettS- r a I * • all appropriate Weans to ptntect court moved too awlfttv in strik-' That .„p argument IP, "misconceives ppp, RediNTizi Part tle Rayniond Wong decided the best wsy lo cool off was lo remove ! would mean a lax loaa to lha gov- Ing down the .New York law. They! what it ia that the Constitution state police allowed them except the buying power of the dollar," when they were talking lo mem­ sll his clothes snd sit on the doorstep of his home. He obviously j ernment of an estimated $3,138.- and recognise "reasonable price , were Justices Harlan, Whittaker,' protects," Slewari said, addjng wss pleased wdh the results. Hi.s si»Ler. Cit'd,v, wss quit* 000,000 a year. Even the loaa en- Clark and k'rankfurteV. "Its (the Constitution's I guar-, bers of the governors official aubility as an explicit go*' of fe<|^ To Split World patty. haughty and more'modest, Sh* didn't care for Raymond's idea. : tailed by a short delay could hava el's! economic policy" Justice Stewart delivered ,the antee ia not confined to the ex- ] ( .A P Phot of ax (. ' serious effect on the administra­ court's mam opinion. : The governor, clad in pa.iaruas !2. Balance, the budget by re- • pie.saion of ideas that are conven-] tion's 19B0 budget. •Speaking of the New York iaw, VVa.shihgton. June 2Al^i During "The corpora-1 fruining from going beyond the tional or shared bV a lion lax rales coaild be made! expenditure* provided In the Prde- Stewart said: pro‘re‘cts a"dvo^cv‘’ of lhe'’"opinion i h"’u T ' that adultery may sometimes be of World War n. itrfapi, snd , «|ue..tions we_re asked before the retroactive, but th* exciae taxes | irtenl's budget, both this .vear and "What New York has done .•. . could not because they are is to. prevent the exhibition of a oroDei no leas than advocacy o f , Germany reached the stagst of dis- ' Kovernor's advisors and psychia iffi'iin years to come; and reduce the piopet, no teas than advocacy I cus.sing how they would carv* up a , P*ul Pratt, riended the Eisenhower Signs posed on purchases. ' national debt. motion picture because that pic­ socialism or the single tax. And In ' ■’ conference had lasted long enough. The compromise provide* f o r ! ■ 3. Remove, the interest ceiling ture advocates an idea — that the realm of ideas it protects ex­ large part of the world. repeal of the 10 per cent tax on on government bonds. Otherwise adultery under certain circum­ pression which is eloquent no less In once-secret documents made iCootiniied on Page 'Thirtepn) local phone calls effective June the Treasury wiH have, to issue stances may. be proper bdhavior. than that which is unconvincin,;, " public over the weekend hy the State Department. Russia' w a.s 30. 1960, unless Congress later de­ shorl term bonds “ equivalent to Yet the First Amendment's basic he Supreme Court today also Higher A irport A id cides otherwise. The Senate voted money." There is veiyi little dif- • guarantee Is of freedom to advo Ided policy-making goveim- pictured as interested in acquiiing J territory in Finland, eastern Tur­ ______' outright repeal of the lax on all fererire between this and "just cale ideas. The ftate, quite aimply j n-ent official# who give statements cranking up the printing pressef ha* thn*thus struck , at 1 th. the v.rv very h..rt heart matters committed key. Iran. Afghanistan and the Far NEA Demands, telephone, telegraph and cable Ea/t. Washington, .lune 29 UP. Presi-M-vca,. $200 million extension of :Passages, with a revenue loas of and rolling out greenbacks," the of constitutionall.v protected liber­ bv law to their control have ab­ No definite agreement was teached dent Etsenhowei today signed a- the airport program. j - s j million. report said. . ties." solute immunity from libel suits. between the two totalitarian coun­ Massive U.S. compromi.se 2-,vear extension of Sen. A. Si Mike .Monionev ip - Coil of repealing the tax on The mo\ie is based on a novel The vole was 5-4. fedeial aid for airport development, Oklai. author of the original Sen- (Continu^ on Page Seven) by D. H. Law’rence. first pub­ tries on staking out territory, hut local phone charges, if permitted The court ruled on a Justice De­ bill end al-io of the : effect next vear, would be lished in 1928, The story concerns partment appeal filed oh .behalf "each government now thotdughly understood the interests snd the Education Aid Trl^ZnlrndT' intimacies between a high-born of William G. Barr. He was act­ mv. . a w , a 7 1430 million. desires of the other," the papers /:’ 't .'^own pre „1 law expires June. .30. He ; The bill also provide# for re- Englishwoman and a caretaker on ing director of The OflSce'of Rent by Congress tq $126 million in the said tthe 2-year extension would say. I diicing the lax on rail, bus and I her h'ishsnd'a eatate. Stabilisation in 1953. By «i. K. HODKNFIEI.n •face of a veto thifat rai.sed dm-' take il Even as these talks were going of a veto thifat i-ai.sed dm- take the program into the adrninis (.AP Kdiiration Writer) Ing the debate. The extension is 1 Iralion of the new President elect airplane tickets from 10 per cent Bulletins in 1940, i»4U, other reports .said .... _____ . Iq-5 per cent also not effective St. I»uis. June 29 i-.Pi The for $63 million a .vear. 'j ed next .veai. from the AP Wireh Adolf Hitlers staff was preparing National Education Assn, today Democrats had fought foi a until June 30, 1960, and again pro- j plans to invade Russia. He did so renewed it* demand for The bill conlains language bar vided Congress does not vote to U.S. Charges' Meddling , 6 •''’ *6**''^ , costlier and longer program and ring the use of federal funds for in .Mine 1941. and lived to regret it. program of federal aid to ediica-: pf t),e,p complained they had postpone it further. j Soviet Premier .losef .Stalin was terminal facilities, , coniiner- TOT FOUND AUVE, WELL tion.'I H said failure to finance lo accept the smaller outlay "with 'Phe Senate voted outright re- I said to be unwilling to go lo War cial shops, cocktail lounges snd Iron Mountain, "Mich., June 29 adequate schooling) is "a tragedy a loaded veto pen at our heads prtMl of the passenger tranaiporta- I against Germany i)s long as Hil- siniilai addition.* unless Ihe pro­ — idP^Lost for IS hoar* In Up­ for the under-educated, a menace The House originally |VOted for a. tion tax. Cost t the contingent Reds Protest Election i ler's military might was iiniiu- gram administrator holds they are per .Mtrhlgais wilds, 8-.year-old to the aocietv. and an incongruity cut aft next .vear would be about 4-vear $297 million extension and essential Carol Vanhulla, of Niagara, .; paired. The .Nasi invasion forced in Ihe world's richest nation." $125 million as against $235 mil­ ! his hand. the Senate a 4-yeai $4.8.^ million WIs., was found olive and weU A statement issued hy the Ed­ bill. Eisenhow;er had proposed a There had been some prediction lion fpr outrigtvt repeal of the lax. j Laurence A. Steinhardt, then toda.v. Aearrher* found the child Plans for West Berlin ucation Policies Commission of that Eisenhower would veto the Recall** the cut* m phone and In a wooded area after blood­ It.S. ambaasador to Moscow the NEA and the American Asso­ bill despite Congress tailoring ilE transportation taxes are deferred t ! cabled President- FiAnklin D. Roo- hounds picked lip a new trail ciation of School Administrators mo're to his liking. until June 30, I960, they wdll have Ba'ftir Juhe 29 (^ - -Weat Ger-^powers as the capital of a reunited : seVelt r ' !, on Nov. 19, 1940, about said ignorance-. , and poverty go In signing it. the President is­ this morning that crossed a no revenue effedt on the adminis- count.v road and went east of man.v pushedinhed ahead toda.vtodav with ' Germanv."Germany. negotiati ons In Berlin between the ‘ hand-in-hand. This is s national______News Tidbils sued a statement noting that he tiation's budget for the 19|60 fiscal .Norway Lakq. Hundred* of vol­ ptans for a preaidential election The 1.038-member electoral col- t7^>'iu*ns and Soviet. Foreign Min- problem, if said, because ignorance had strongly recommended IhaL \"ear starting on IVednesdey. ^ in ioalatqd Berlin dea)>ita- Soviet I lege will choose a aticeeasor to 7 5 - ■ "Molotov. Steinhardt and povert.v cannot be qnaran- Culled fr^m.AP \5’ires unteers had Joined the search federal money be used exclusively The adminiairation'* new '’air led by 86 state troopera' md warnlngs such a mote will be I .vear-!bld PresidentTheodor Heu.ss. i "t*'"?"rm ation from a lined. j (or airport developments which defence propo.*al* gel an indirect ; viewed as a provo, tlivfc act, I Who is ineligible tp ruh for a third ' letiable source. ' “ It said Americana are -spending sheriff's, men. Sei'ie* of lapid-liie exploalon* at Officials r V m a 1 n e d alert a*|5-yeai term. Chancellor Konrad Molotov told, the Naxis "that the just over $10.5 billion annually to (CVintinued on Page Heven) I (Continued on Page fie'eni i Ctonvmuniat -Ast German officials Adenauer is backing Heinrich Soviet governrrienlunderstood that operate pubjic "schools. Quality propane gas wurelioiise rock* wide INTERBMT R.ATE 4WMPROM38(E •aid they would look oA the elec­ Luebke, sgricultiirsl minister in ' ' ' ------— ' j area of Plattsburgh. N.V . U N. Washington. Jiin'e IB (vPi— A tion , 110 - miles behind'' the Iron his governmq,nt and a member of (Contimied on Page jThirteen) (Continued on Page Two)' Secretary Dag Hammarakjcld on compromise giving the Preoldeat authority to Rx the tn te i^ Curtain \vith ' "great seriousness." his ffiiHstian Democratic party. ^ ’ ‘ visit to Gali'o this week ex|»e<-ted Ben-Gitrion May Resign celling on government bonda woa But the.e w-as im expectation of He is'opposed to Carlo Schmid. So- T ' ; ' I to make progress tow'ard formula reached tenta1$vely> today by tha any real tixiuble when thil electoral dialial, and Max Becker, "Free . to settle Israeli-Egyptian dispute Democrat. administration and House Oom- college meets Wednesday, Hawaiian Democrats Forecast , over' shipping in Si ex Canal ocratic tax leaders. Secretary , of The U.S. State. DeJiartmeiH . The western Allies and the Rus­ Lane Dwinell, Republican for-j sians meanwhile continued their Israeli Cabinet Weighs the Treoaury Robert B. Ander­ brushed aside Russian potea to ' r.ier governor of New Hampshire son accepted the propooal a « a- the weelei'n Big Three protesting preparations for the resumption of nominated by President Elsenhow­ •v-4.- the foreign ministers’ conference Victory in First State Elections solution to the oontroveiay over - the holding of the electioniin West er to be assists at secretno' of Preeident Etsenhower'a requeyrt Berlin, ''fficlala in Waihitngton on Berlin July 13. state for admin,»tration . . . Po­ British Poifign Secretary Sel- West Reich Arms Deal . tin repeal of Hie t*,4 per cent termed! the notes a newc effort to lice charge crowd of Afri-can dem- wyn. Llo)’d was expected to con-' Honolulu, June 29 uPi—DJmo-#.threeV - ^ candidate* of.-Jspanese or interest - rate ceding on long- ■ on.slrali. oi'taide be“ V hall in meddle in Gerinan'’’s ' internal af­ tact the U.S., French and Weal Cl at.* jubilantly claimed toda.v! Chine,** ance.*ti y >fiit of the *ix term government bimds. fairs. ! their. heavy vote tn Hawaii's pn-: nominated for Haw-au's two Senate Durban and bundle $ men and 38 .ieriisalem. June 29 ij,*t Friday, the cabinet ap- The British Foreign Office took (Continued'on Pnge His) I maty augurs victory for them In seat.* and on* in the Hou.«e of Rep- women off to jail ! , . Smoke- el’s coalition cabinet decides today, p,.„ved, apparently by s split vole, I^NDON PRINIISBS RIOT the same view and said consulta­ i the Islands’ flr.«t state elections ifsentative*. At leaat on* of the belching Polaris teat rocket, darts whether to approve, an arms deal , . .. ' j ... liofidon, June 39 32 years in the Territorial Senate I his designation kept secret . . .called today to vote on the sale,'foi- arms purchases elsewhere POUCE REPORT ‘LEADS’ I-,, j. Th ey'xald ' the Democratip out- and had come out pf retirement to | Unless Congreaa modifies contro-! but it we-s,expected opponents of Lincoln White'said th- decision to ProHideiil Eisenhower’a inter ,, Oanielnon, June 39 idfi—MJon- hold theelectliii In Berlin “ merely ventioii Saturday' paved the wa.v ; expected, .seek the nomination. represemir* a cbniiniHition of it for the- postponement. The stfi-ike ; Some GOP leaders neverUieles.s Fast polled tradition begun *with Ihj* presi­ had been scheduled for tomorrow j conceded that the party would be 307 for Heeii, -. dential election in Berlin in July night, barring a auddeh settle-! tine iindferdog in the Alpha state's Hiram 19,54.” T h e'1954 election ivaa held meqt. which nobody expected. I first election, July, ?8. . businessman tn BerHti without .Bed pioteat. David J. McDonald. of tb* ' Both parties 'turned to cam- ran unopposed for the Republican Broadcaat'ing Co. out members of the two parties, whether Israel qhould do business; ett City, hauled her into hU-^^ ; Soviet Foreign Min'leter Andrei United Steelworkers, sch'ediiled | paignina in the wake of the pj-i-i lorhination and drew 42.396 vqlea. Discovery of trail marker point- Without them hia'- government with Germany lesa than'two. d(sc- onto and than raped her. PoUce..- Gromyko declared^ in. Moscow thtit meetings today'with'hi* 33-man i-mary ari(} a aimultaneous slate-‘ He ulill oppoae Fail fpr one Senate ing'north over-Libyan desert spurs I'VoiildVonlrol only 60 of^the Viojade* afUr Ihie N a ^ extermination declining, to., toy apeeUloally holding the election In Berlin was .'executive board and 171-member' plebiscite which aaw Hawai- seal. |> , . -t search, for remains of nine c re w -se a la in parliament, or leas than of mflliona of Jew;- where Me 4l-year-old woniMl another example ’of an Mfort to' Internatiiimal Wage Polic.v Com-1 Una vote approiisl of statehood bv ’ Long regUtered'^1,825 votes to W-men of U.S. bomber Which‘cra.ihed "'a. majority. The Mapai'Uaeif hSk Bhn-Ourion roat^ed in 1961 and Uvise ! » Rhode lalopd. aald aha create tension. mitteei , a whopping 17 to 1 margin. overwhelm two Democratic sapt- lln World W ar-.tl.. .There will be only 40 Beats. But if a prjunler ie - i in 1957 was re-appointed ' each holds A "very reeponslMe Job Russia and Bast Gernlany insist Botiv sessions Were expected to . The 1S2.B38 "yes" , vdle* • lo rortta. (n the nominating contest. delay of “not lea* than '60 days” in signs, Israeli la-w' pemtita, the time. Hia most recant reaifnatioiil In OonawMnit.’* S h e « $ » a4h West Berlin is a part of Ea*t Gar-j.ba rouUaa, The union groups prob- dwarfed the 7,854 vole* aga)n*t His ‘RepubUesh opponont fqr the getting At la# Intercontinental hal- president to ask him to remijn in resulted from the Oppooltiorf of the mitted to ' Day I Kimball Hoa- many. The State Dapartmeflt holdrSibly wtil be disbanded with in- statehood that it exceeded even the other Senat.*'Mat will be JApa- tistic'missile ready m combat uie. office'M head'of a caretaker gov­ Aehduth Avodah party to aaitding pitot. Pu^mm, ianmr .ttu « M | M » , that the Red-girdled clt';? is “h ^ j ' -----V - ' moat optiinUtie prediction*. Secretary •« and ' Hawaiian Democrats Forecast RockviUe-Vernon ydllClf* r lipA J I^raton. N. . dynamics at all timaa. mmArn II * .i A Sheinwold on Bridge backad into a rar parked on Blaaall T)ii# ■» fcrtainly not the atareo ’ Rt. raualng'* about 8100 damage to FALSE TEETH . appr.iA.-'i to ratording. Hon'crar. j Victoi^^ in First State Elections thr parkad car. Do taia* taath ffn Permittee at Red Men’s Club After Crash Roux told polira ha was barking •han you Ulk, aat. the re*‘ .;t u ap good on* alnlust e v e n GOOD POL’BI MB Don't ba anaeyad \*'v Via tachniqiia la halng «i tfc.' Slarping Beauty n-.uji' nator w.no garnarad 40,700 Massive LI. Sometimss it doesn't pay to s«l M 10 7 I S Ta-■» H-’ i »ky, It n bare mov out of bed. You double sn op­ ♦ A O S Chib tn Rockville was arrastsd Ralph Sherman, Kingabury Ave. of 6 Waat St., alepped out (with At 9:.30 last night police were druc aeuntar. < r.i.nning unoppoaad in Uis only minor cuta and hrutaaa. celled to Investigate a altuatlnn on r ■ piaytid by Mi Dorati ponent, expecting "to send your « i 10 4 2 yesterday by Inapeotora from the t tbr i.vi.r.i'r*. maf V V diildren through collage on the m r b a i t Vernon and Talcottville news ta —tsifgan waa takan to Manrhiiter Kalrvlew near Center Rt. where a Education Aid! State Liquor Coritrol Cbmmlsalon It lu» b*«i an imert'is!ins and stinuilat r-tc cxpr t. c p*>t -cv. -^i Damoerkts nanunatsd 34-; ponent Rnda a way id maha Ma MAKS ¥ O J 0 2 on a carge of vlvlation of the Sun- Rockville Bureau, 7 W. Main St„ examined and released, arcorntng • PoMc# aaid driver Robert J PRESCRIPTIONS Bnrh »'a««lt«l lawyar and Tem lorlal (O w B aasd m g « OBW contract! ♦ J • 5 ♦ 10 4 3 ilay liquor law. telephone TRemont 8-3186. to police. » ' Reynolds, of 250 Autumn Rt.. had HAY OR NIGHT n e w that I am leaving for the "c tt I U \av* to INivtaa * !* * ». srgaa «K97 4 Q S S 5 I parked the car at the curb and had Dawal K. Ino'jya, a dacora^ Playara are axpactad to make John Miller Sr., 60, o f Pilla- ! A 91-year-old woman, Eupheil^ita BY EXPERTS atop. Fib reafij fo ic f to m :« it. Miadbi M ai* Bsatsn OmfdianT vaterah who lost an arm 4arving aducaUon raquirsa mora than SIS aouiR bury HUl le accused of selling Guatafaon. of 705 Center Rt .l a gonrf Into a frienda houae when lie all of thatr btda In an aven tone AAK10 97S2 Somehow I can't seem t.> f'>’.masters. feel iiu'lint .l ^ iri\e an eva’’* at B;* bou sn‘. braaay brnj>* m„- all-Nisa ragimantal cornet team tha avsrags axpandi- ta may, Waat’a psn'alty «kwWe of for sales to start on Sunday. Death Count 19 auffered shock, polira aaid, nut ♦ K 9 7 He was released \mder a 8200 I waa not otherwiae Injurrd, pole. Police sufmlaerl that someone the itrop » f a . Siace ;hU w : - btg & gga brilliant.;, ba- in World War II four epades could have been heard tur« per pupi] should b« r»lMd « A bond and is scheduled to appear In ! The rraah waa the most aerioiia had tried tn drive the rar away. sad o f a I'oi’i’mn aarnaster 1 laal *•’ ar [. Indiiya racaivad 40 7 ■ otaa to by ahipe beyond the 12-milc limit. SaRh WaM N o t* EaM from the prssant S310 a yssr to a Rock'vllle CHy Court July 27. The ‘ of five reported during tha waa|t- The Ijeys were In the Ignition, po- — — ccmr.rvg a«. Hang on *>v] tr' ttr. ouldistance by far !iar Japa- Weat opened the king o f haarta I * Pms 1 NT IMS In Butane Fire maximuri penalty for a convic­ ! end hv police lli'e aaid. tosam St Mnut n B r' u N" v'-iy- r.eaa-Amarican, Mrs. 'atsy Taka- mud*(ium o f S440. and continued with hearts, forcing 4 4. Doobla AH Pmb V K\*B■ b,' .T'.« ' dapaniuant of inatitutiona director TOoms. and takes no - sccount of mbn this weekend on chargee of I to grant the right rtf way BROOMS X. Whan waa the isal t.T.a j'- . . Lo* AngaloA June 2* •f‘ - Polu-f, of a low clu< oonATisiad tha bad aMfU to a olub or a tfkunond. inga, and som e believed the escap­ Palrolmaii Raymond Reck aaid later to find her car damaged. T3ie srsst to a conrsrt ? tha !« ' lat ' ' f<- hai-a arranad Harry Groas. a 44- ho loliactad 53.51? r-ota« running school anroUmanl. which is in- nawa. South cannot ruff hknaetf down non-support. Raymond Remkio'vlcz, 31, of 27 ing gas may have been ignited by Robinson, driving aoulh on Camp- headlight and left front bumper ». What are \o dring to givs. in.-wt'a r.g excar’. »atai aki- .lear-oM Naw Yorkar. who waa ac- unopposed for tbs Rapubllcsa creasing bv one million pupils per . RuRag Oampalga enough and n uot eventMally give Excellent Quality nominatiofl. year Village St. was arrest^ by Pa­ a riverbank campfire. field Rd., atopped then proceeded ,were hanged in. ahe aaid It 'waa yoor chiidrsa a mttatcal. aOura:: 'rV' I ii«a.i o f baatiog hai wifa'a aMariy South began a campaign to uae r/aot two trmip trick*. parked In the lot next In the alore. brv- a A. - trolman Robert Kjellquist and Into Cooper Mill St before aeeing 4 WTm» Ihars’ ia a bfua of It it “ f . - '.■>o ,.atr grkindfathar. ^ locsl com- up his excess trumps by ruffing. The moral will ha famRar to "The explosion came over the 1.iOgan'a car. traveling eaat, only Scrapes (Wr's .side ^ qi; r;ad .ir. tha f. . ' art of poeted a 8500 bond for appearance clossicsl or. popolar m.;»- or Gross ’waa idenuflad by offioars of D elate to CoogreoB John A ^tmitiea donT have ^e r e ^ r ^ Ha caabad tha aoe o f ckibs. got to Btiidenta of history: Speak softly water vilh a big boom, and alter j about. 30 feet hwb\. About a half hour earllet' Satur­ mus: g . -'a it a . In Rockville CSty Court July 6. car radio, which dip ' ^ ' «a ‘ AS chief of a S30 million bookaaak- Bums ii winning oli phrty nomi- ‘ “equate education, thfe dummy wMh a diamemd and ruffed and carry a big atick! that YOU could hear children' I Peck aaid leigan. to avoid a day, police aaid. Rathr ■ V Gustaf­ *1.49 &. Do you tnka adrantaga oi t.b'' \B liparaUr Ranlal ing v.ng in Naw York 10 yaar* a g o ., Daily QaiMiia Eugene A. Pothier. 26, of Broad nation for go»-emor. ftim a. 50. ' ommisaion aaid. a club- He cashed the king and ace Brook waa arreeted by State Po­ screaming and yelling,” David j ' crash. *werved suddenly In the son, .59 of 66 Strickland St , driy- And More Polasisitr. 0 '"i‘ or BuAnaii con- Rawata T hwMI • Potjca said 81-year-old Harry j of diamonds and ruffed another Partner opens tha biddiiig with ing aouth on .Mam St . acraped 2 amassed 68 152 votes to T.82S for- It ajud that MianasippL for tn- Parker, one of the injured, 'said. | tight hut was hit Ih the aide hv , cart sertesT l>a don IJ IS34 Black IS in critical rondtUoa at ' lice at the Hartford Barracka and cootender Rdward J Hitchcock, stance, m 1*55 spent only SISZ dub. on4.. 1>aart, and tha next player "It waa awful after it happened l Robinson a cai Ttie collialon threw • the side of s 1-ar par'/ed at the .Made hy Die Con­ d. Havs .TOO avar or.'!'.;-itai The grai dy o ' opaist'- M-mr G«iaral Hospital, with head and turned over to local police. He also And hie rote total waa well ahead per pi.pil. But. that figure repre- By this time South was down paailha. You hold; Spades None: not to be able to save the children, I leigan'a car out of control and it weel riirh near Wadsworth Rl ner Dent InaDtnto moiiaT to uadarwTita a - :c -’•-js;.- hara » r.g.t tnan\ arra.» whu'h nark w-oundt. poeted a 8500 bond ar.d is sched­ of the 4S.431 recctxrd by Etaen- sented a greater e f f ^ on the to three trumps — the aoa-10-*. Hearts Q j * 2; Diamond! 10 4 but there w'as just nothing to do." | weaved more than 100 feel before The parked car. unoccupied at the p ro js d 7 nht.a .r -ia .- . r.anda.d rsfiatmta Grass, booked Saturday on sus­ uled to appear in Rockville City fnr the Blind. hower-appo^pled Go^ WilUam F. part of Miasiaaippi than did New Weat Hkasrise w » down to three 3 2: auba Q S S 5 8. What do you Parker, a young Savannah man i akidding on it* side at the north lime, waa driven by Gerard L. T, A ts you intarosta»l in nacord* aj-a ; thoaa dfoiit .* -■ oft an iha> picion of assault with intent' to Court July 13. Pothier ia also Quinn in ninmng unopposed for the York a expenditure of S365 that cards -the qusen-jsck-8 of trumps. say 7 who suffered severe back burns, | curb of Gnoper Hill Si The car la S'ludley, 28, of Old Sayhrook. SBd eancerts by wall known par- bacoca hacknayad, Tha n>r«t fa- lom m it murder, denied the charge. charged with fraudulent isaue of Republicam nomination. year, the ronunioaioa aoid. South led the ten o f truini>a, Answer: Bid two heart!. You said he believed' the train jumped | conaidered a total loss Damage waa light, police aaid, s o m UUss eatyT icitiar cn this disc apa Porgi Amor Ha said. ■'Tha old man and I are have only 6 points in high card!. c’-eck and violation of probation. It ihud the extra money sho'uld s snd W'eat was dead. He had to He baa bean on probation since the tracks as it crossed the trestle, j Robinson later told Perk a tree .N'O arrest vaa mniie and no in­ *. Do you aav ‘‘I dor t knf-* any- ar-‘ Dova Si.mo froo: Moaart'a good fnands. but the r o d i.. apadea i* valuable. "I thought it was going too fast. M A R LO W lS H A irn roK D n a t i v k go toward hiring more teachers j win the trick, and then any re­ being convicted tn this court for I at tha intersection had blocked hia jury waa reported ♦>ilwg .sbeaR music, b'^it 1 X.novi Figair Black told offirara Gross attack­ South the Isat two j In fact, if you had a fifth trump I saw 'he train coming, an d ; First For Everything! ■ Hartford. June 2* -jP- A Hart­ and increasing teacher s salaries. i turn gAva non-support. vision (3f Cooper Hill Rt. He la due what I Ilka*' M.k Tal ji..r t ~ch floning .and ed him after an argument over $t.- ; you would jucap to four haarta as screamed for people to take off' ford native w ho decided ia 1*45 to Higher saJartes ia industry, it ; tricks. Tour* Army Posts in courl .Iijlv 6 I Tiir.key’a popiilalloi. la about 19 t , D o’you play yoUr ra. -ird pia> - ,If. .Jar! -».■> nd s» a pjaas ;ra in li- 000 which ha aaid ha loaned tha ax- Weat coiiM have defeated the a shutout bid. for their lives. But there-was no! Shortly after midnight .Sunday 1 million. s«a;/ Ya! sha has an n.-.n-h mora to bookmakar ahd his wife liiake his future in Hau-aii has been aaid. are liinng many potential j Cadet John D. Del Pontl, 20, son ar 'knid enough"to waka t.ba dead * nominsted as a candidate for V S teachers into other fields. * contract if he had done more (Copyright 1*M, place we could go in such^ a hur­ 9 GiV>aa s-as sent to pnaon in 19S1 10. WTien ,vou alaap in concarta. oflar m tha »w.. of m .i^ a l good thinking and leas shouting. After Ueaeral Fsatarss Carp.) of Mr, and Mrs, Domenick B. Del ry ." I tasta ir. '.amMi of phrasm f mmnoa after pleading guilty to 6k counU . Senator by i-otera of the new state The commi.asion said the federdi > do you ■tore* In primary elections Saturday, PonU, 79 W. Main St.. Rockville, Firemen, and trainmen pumped |jnPIBf8n515(BreilSlSJI?lSn?II5®n8IB)flJBJBjfeltU9JfiBJS(SIBlSIS)ISJBlSBISIB)IIffllRBfPIWBn0(Bl^ and di. tiOi of bookmaking and conspiracy. government is the only tax col- | a member of the class of 1960 at Off for Senior Scout Rotnuhtp Wall folks, that a >t. Tar. <|ues- Frank F Fas; 39. won ■the Demo- d 29 Hotchkiss School in Lakeville. Tha water .'ronii the river to fight the . tioas which, if fairly ansn arari Tha o: baatra and on > -> }of tha. lecting agency able to raise the 4 n d o v f> r tHe, U.S. Military Academy com­ blaze. But, flam es continued to They are off to Colorado tomorrow! New England Patrol 80. one of 113 patrol.* of right girls A. idatr. d; Santa OciiiA of ratic nomination even though the money needed for quality educa­ conference will ebntinue through bhould tall you a kraat deal about party leaders had backed another ■’bb-* •' pleted a 2-week orientation trip send sparlis over the countryside each from New England, is made up of four girls from Manrliester and four girls from Glasron- Roma •. o n d j c t e d by Alhat!-- Bamberger Heacl.*i tion i this week. Gaile is the daughter of Democrat WAhara-H. Heen 76 C IbM of Army poets on Jj'bf 26, during chrly hours Monday. Large bury. who will attend the National .Senior Girl Scout Roundup near Colorado Spiings from .Inly 3 Krada. provjdaa an aocompaniman*. The -commission cdhCIiided that. Grange "Moves Mr. and Mrs. Howard Jennings of The 567 cadets in this class be­ oak trees that had been stripped to 12. In the front Poppy Gerard, patrol loader, is showing Beth Garlaidc. left, and Marion Fan s parenla Mr and Mr» ...... ,w * Bunker Hill Rd. worth of Tabiald; s singing Reform Rabbis Carmek) FL«. live at 212 Franklin '»>« choice now brfore the Amer- gan thilr tour at Fort Knox, Ky.. of foliage by. the blast caught fire j Creamer, right, what she has packed in the liaskel she is taking with her on the train All three Features The Amazing To Raise B1,5(K) and from there traveled to Fort from the Jl.ving embers and are from Manchester. Standing, Susan McKinney, left. Manchester, is helping Susan MacDonald. K € > i t h \ sleeping Beauty Ballet Ave . Hsmfoin. They came to the P^P'* Maiicheator R v e a i s g Hegald Bretton Wood*. N H June 29 resolutely made. The inadequacies Sill, Okla., Fort Bliss. Tex., and dropped firebrands near rescuers Close the knapsack she ia taking, while Patty Onderdonk looks on Margiuel Phinncy, assistant 1\rhaikoT*k> United States from Italy m 1909 Andover correapondeat. Mrs. Paul TERMITES? P- Rabbi Bernard J Bamberger Fasi waa born in 1924. of the schools financial -base are 5-Alarm Fire For Memorial Fort Banning, Ga. The trip was and onlookers. patrol leader, is wearing her knapsack while Leticia Phinney helps tie it. The latter four girls MlaaeapolU Orohestra - Uerati fuHy apparent They must be D. Pfxjiatlehl, telephone Pilgrim designed to familiarize the cadets Weary rescue teams gave up are all from Glastonbury. • ------■---- Merrury MO 5**«S of Congregation Shaaray Tefila. He was graduated from Weaver 2-S8M. overcome Th;s problem will not with the newest developments, tac­ search for bodies at 2 a m. and te Sure...Call BUSS .New York N Y today ia the new High School and. .in 1943. from - d f door-to-door campaign will be .Antal Dorati snd the Mir.neapo'a.-i yield easily or simply . The de­ In Haverhill tics and techniques of the infan­ planned to return at daybreak to leader of Amems a reform rabbii Trinity College While in college, launched today by the Andover JEWISH VETS ELECT of the cars fell into the wafer and tim^ to , save his wife and three FOR A FK£E HOME MSI>ECTIOR Svmphony On hestra recorded thi* cisions wi;i be hartl But the times try, armor and artlllet'y. He waa drag the river bottom. During the .Marlow's lias Ueeelved The noted srholar and author he played footbalJ and basketball, Grange to raise additional funds Moodiis, June 2* (JP)— Leo Slarh- we began to get scared. (laughters. "Wlien 1 .saw the gas peslorniance at N'->rthrop Memo- are hard graduated from Rockville ' High late afternoon and night the A NEW s h i p m e n t : ca« Mitchell 9-9240 suvi'ceda Rabbi Jacob Philip Rudin and ■was on the track team. Ha verhiU. Mass . June 29 uPi - i for a memorial to the men who left ' ter of Derby it the new depart- "\vheiyhen I saw the gas coming out leak out it looked just like a white r.al .Auditorium on the (an.pus of The NEA yesterday announced School in 19.56. Chatham County CJivil Defense ew aire of Temple Belh El, Great' Neck. N Frigid In 1*45. after having served as The first 5-aiarm fire in the city's I j ment commander of the Jewish of a' tank car I grabbed my wife ground fog. ' he said "I thought at I "IT’S IN THE B A G " ■ue I’ r.n ei'sily of Mih.-.esota The plans for a long-range study of this town to participate in W'o'rld Chairman Namesme college in 1929. teen persons died violently in Ida­ New Hampshire communities. 9-7879 THTRSDAY K\ FMNG HOrR.A WD-I. the former site' of the Baptist !:M. S IS. t:U McCoy, president of the Rockville The freight was en route from Wind-Tunnel Mowing . Before assigned to his present ho over the weekend tile largest was guest of honor ye.sterday af-" The firefighters kept the flames; AUffi 188 WEST .MIDDLE TURNPIKE C O V n N V E AS I St A I, (• le * P..M.) church, which is now a parking League will represent this city, as Montgomery. Ala., to Savannah. pulpit in 1944 he served Congre­ slate accident toll fof a 2-dav ternoon tt a miscellaneous bnda! from spreading to a nearby church i Stirriaf A^Yaatva The new lO-lh Whirlwind pivpe place for the Town Hall across the well as Peter Martello, head coach, Witnesses said .several cars CORNER DURANT ST. you more lor your money than ®ny Mala Office 8*3 Main M.— North Braorh 15 N Main M. gation Beth Emeth. Albany, N V weekend so far this \e*r Nine of shower at the home of Mra. W es­ and a telephone company building. I "SILENT e n e mIV*N y ; A 22-year-oId man wi street on Rt. 6. Flinds for the park­ and GUI. starteii tumbling off the trestle other rotary mower. Tl^re are r»o MELMBKR F D H . for 15 yeaix Ear::er he served for them died vesterday ques- Laareaca HarrrY DairirS A ^a ley Miller Bolton The shower waa tiened by pohee but no charge! wi ing lot were voted at the town ______»:»t. t:i4 A six-month sentence Imposed and gas began shooting out of a NKW L.AKGKR QLTAHTERS extras to buv’ It u a complete yard three years P)i Temple Israel Tw-elve of the deaths cam e. in machine wiih chute and leaf given by Mr* Miller and Mrs placed against him immediatenediatav. meeting in May. upon Stephen H. Provencher, 24. of tank («r. Butane ia transported Ljifavetle. Ind. .seven traffic accidents One near Personal Mention WED.: "RIO BRAVO" In color under nressure as a liquid, but be­ mulchcr attachment. Use,in cpring. .Mo.intain Horre .A-f Force Ba.se Mau.ice Doubleday Rockville. Friday in-Tolland Coun­ PLKNTY OF FRONT AND REAR PARKING summer and fall Compare the-fea­ Guests were present from Gla.s- Mr. and -Mrs.'Paul D. Pfanstiehl ty Superior Court is to be served comes B vapor when exposed to tures ot this mower with arty other Not just automatic ,n ssMilnwesl Idaho 'ituied four per- the atnlosphere. s*v-,« tonbury Manchester Amstoo. Miss Pond Starts and family of Benton Hill have re­ concurrently with a similar sen­ AUTO GLASS INSTALLED and see whv it truly a bcrgain tn Vernon and Bolton turned from a visit to Newport, R. tence he is now serving. The Her­ Butane is used in many homes quality and performance. • defrosting... here’s the end O ff the highwav/ * ' 1 brothers I., where they attended the funeral for, cooking and heating. drowned in * portherr. Idaho The bride-elect Was seated un- 9.000-Mile Tour ald erroneously reported he would • Mows Grass • Anli>tco1p disc of Mrs. Pfanatiehl'a father. ,EAST HARTFORD serve the two sentences consecu­ Georgb Hodges Jr.. 21. of near GLASS FURNITURE TOPS of frost for all time I stream «od * farmer died tn a iog- ’ Conferenee Delegate l/eaves tively. • Cuts weeds • Trims close gtrg *( (-...■IrT.l. Tur.isture wedd’.ig bells 'while she Meldrimji gave this account: M i.a« Lind* Pond, 11 Richard Mi-s* Gaile Jenning.s left vealer- Hospital Note* MIRRORS (Fireplace and Dpor) eQuick heighNof-cuf chonge iiwrapped .Per g!ft« The i plor "The Brain made a funny bump, Really Frost-Proof! Not Just F.d and f « o of the girls with day -to attend the William' Brad­ Admitted Friday: John Danna- e Finger-tip engirte controls scheme w*.« turquoise and vellow. bump soiind when it came across automatic defrosting! An amaz­ ^ ' i whom she was graduated from her, St. Anthony's Convalescent i.he color* to be worn by her at­ ford Youth Conference at the the trealle and 1 stopped swim­ PICTURE FRAMING (all tyRes) ing new Frlgidaire Thai Offers Connecticut College for Women, Home; Mrs. Jose , Crystal 9 5 ming ami looked at It. Then some Complete An Amazing New Concept In ♦ J 300 YEAES’ tendants when sh» become* the •eft this morning on a 9.000-mile KAALV AiaB SBOir LaJte; Mrs. Thomas McLain, Cem­ bnde of Harold E. LeFort. 676 F«at«r¥ WINDOW and PLATE GLASS Home Refrigeration! tour of this co’U!tl.-y The tnp is a All C«t«r Mmpw etery Rd., Vernon. , Ask about the " X " test at { ■ ARTHUR DRUG Lvdail St_. on Aug. 1 in St. James graduation present from her par­ 4 ■ PRC$CRIFnON Birth Saturday; A son to Mr. CONTR.4CTORS: WE HAVE IN STOCK f Chii.-ch ents, Mr and Mrs. Charles Pond SIwNATRA MABTIX and Mrs. Richard Magdefrau, - * ■ EXPERIENCE A buffet s-upper was served by -SOMK CA.Br ■ BY . OUR FH.\RMACISTS Sr ty%% Glenwood Rd., Ellington. LAWN MOWER MEDICINE CABINETS and SHOW ER DOORS Whisks awa.v frost before it starts! No frost in the refrigerator— no frost in the T-h* hostess assisted by Mrs Rus- .Acrompar..)ir.g her are Mis* Discharged Saturday: Martin ,«e!l Ccff’.n and Mrs Warren Le­ rOBD ROBGMMC OPEN SATUKDAVS—OPEN THURSDAY EVENINGS freezer , . . No frozen together ice cubes! No more frost lockerl foods, no frozen Martha ^ ’m.er Worcester Mass, "TOBPKDO B C V Glode, White Rd., Crystal Lake; SHARPENING MARLOWS « Fort. and Miss^MaryArsi Potter. Belton, Mrs. Grant Skewes, 7 Cherry St.: ESTIMATES GLADLY GIVEN riR.ST FOR EVERVTHINO! together cartons. Offers features galore— roll to .you shelves! Picture window Hy- AND Mass Clifford Sokals. Avery St., Wap- drator! Shelves in the door for all smaller items! New beauty and efficiency for J The three girls will travel west V F m jM m . 6mt^44M ping. tNBINE SERVICE every home!. on a aoiithern rdute. taking in the 5, Birth yesterday: A son to Mr. Grand Canyon and other national and Mrs. Ronald Tpueb, Pinnacle FACTORY AUTHORIZED parks. Ensenada San Diego. San Tonight and Tomorrow Oatr EAST Rd., Ellington. SER8TCE DEALER ★ ONE DAY Francisco then traveling to 'Wash­ Admitted yesterday: Mrs. Rus­ Brigg* A Stratton and Clinton ington Lake Louise and Colorado couwiiA nenmt WINDSOR sell Kloter, 4 Vernon Ave.; Mrs. TR 5-1174 TERMS $ Springs where t^y aill v.si5 Mrs. .PTHMto ■•asm rts* Russell Meyer, 152 W. Main St.; 4.99 WEEKLY! Ponds siller Mrs .Tohn Graney UST RUTFMi Mrs. Henry Grezel. Talcottville Fredon Equipment WILROSE DRESS SHOP ONLY FOR TUESDAY ONLY They »iH return home on a north­ Rd.; Mrs. Nelton Caron, 142 Pros­ COMPANY.. INC. 601 MAIN ST. AT PEARL NEXT TO FIRST NATIONAL BANK ern route. Firsl-Baa Sbwaiag pect St. 26 W ARD ST., ROCK3'II,LE CMliUSCtK Viareat Price Discharged . yesterday: John Our 30 ypjirs in hiiKinc),.. on Main St., ^lanchoster, in the samp bM-ation is your a-ssiir- NEW LOW PRICE Marinoi Pick Ncfiro IMHIM COLOR "HO USE ON ancp of quality mprehandisp at fair pripp* plus rompipte riistompr satisfaction at all FLAVORQUEEN tlnips.’ New Britain. Juiie 29 Hairy HAUNTED HILL’ Hurry In For Yours! Bndgeforlh of Norwalk, a Negro, C«l»r l im it e d T I W E O ^ Km8 Sm OaWr has been elected stale command'ant THESE TH0US\ND HILLS Qt KKN o r OFTEB STACK* of the Marine Corps League COLON »» oe emet “Frigidaire^^ LOAF A Negro has never held the ■ 1 2 BEST AHEAD OF THE REST Findell ma'ke? onl.i one BREAD office before. He w'a? chosen yea- THE BEST ALL SUMMER DRESSES - terday hy delegates to the league's ; Srrade of Venetian Blinds . . . the best . . . Kirsch QUICKCUBE ICE TRAY QI -AIJTY r . S. TOP CHOICF. BEF-F annu^ state convention, Mrs. Mary ! • . I Sr. GOVT GRADE "A" . .Urena of Naugatuck was elected A IR t ONOITIONlll Sunaire and Vertical Slat. Call MI 3-4865. TENDER GROWN P.AN READY president o f the auxiliary. , \ REDUCED FOR MAIN FEATU3E 8:30 Keith Special! RegulArly League members sIm elected . I* 3-LEGOEO N oripkn W'ati of Glastonbury STATE EVERY NIGHT EXCEPT SAT *1.90! In fashion fresh senior Mce commander and Robert DOUBLE- Turquoise with exclusive I. Jepson of Mesiden. Joseph A N O W and TUESDAY new - Ice Cube^ and Tray ' QUICK CLEARANCE! EASY- release. Replac’e your oifl. Strano of Winsted. John J. Monaco FINDELL MFC. CO. t *(!«(..• Ir# CHICKENS MATINEE 2 P.M.—EVENINGS CONTINVOl'S FROM 8:48 outmoded trays for only of Glastonbury, and Clifford A. ■ OKb Troy R*l*o**< Teeple of Naugatuck as junior vice 485 E. MIDDLE TPKE., MANCHESTER STORE CLOSED FROM JULY 13 fo AUG. 10 riEAVY WESTERN ECONO-BEEP commanderx ' WE WILL REOPEN TUESDAY, AUG. 11 FIJKSH .N. 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Q A ICAKCHB8T1B BVE^ONO HEIUI/D. MANCHESTER. OONN, MONDAY. JUNE S9. 1M9 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN- MONDAY. JUNE 29. 19S9 ft*A6G r t v i South Wind$or Coventry MlMMi Flynn-Porter Wedding Tobi'Provan Wedding Borgida-Bursack Wedding Church School McCurry'Walsh Wadding Lord-Wetherell Wedding

WIUU gladioli decorated the Cen­ $1,000 Asked ; Mim B «m ly U*y ParUfr Wii. The Temple Bath Shelom waa Opens Session Tha wedding of Mlae ity e a Carol ter Congregational Church at 4 Wetherell, daughter of tiT . and iliMaUc. nB hr ^Willimantic. wera mar- Joyca Lae Buraack, daughter of The e-day* aeaaion for hoya and McCurry, 87 Cedar St., aon of the Coventry Grammar School to take Second Oongregatlonal Church. The n riis t 0:30 Saturday momtaF m Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Buraack. 34 late Mr. and Mra. Samuel R. Mc­ Rev. Arnold W. Tozer, minister of the rVrtorv of St. Ma«ya CTiuri-n, Moore' St., and Charlet Armin girls from kindergarten through Curry. The Rev Robert Hender­ action on a recommendsUon of the the church, performed the double Wl'.limantlc Tha Rav. M ifr. fxv Borgida, 17M Oarden Dr., son of Grade 6 etarted today at 0:15 a.m. son of Middletown performed the Board of Flnartee tn appropriate ring ceremony.' Mrs. June Parks, nai Cole performed th* ceremony., Mr. and Mra. David Mark and the Staff membera include:, Mra. double ..ring ceremony. Rudolph an additional, 11,000 for the Board soloist, sang "Because" and "t Tlu bride, wore a baller*na-1 late Eugene Borgida. Rabbi Laon Bari Sanford, reglatrar; Mra. Swanson, aoloiat, sang ‘'BecauA” of Welfaie Walk Beside You." She wa* ac­ I length gown of nylon tulle wi*o ; Wind and Cantor George 'Wald of- Charlie Ntelaen, Mra. Benjamin and "I Love You Truly." He waa Several months ago the welfara companied at the organ by Mrs. lace trim 'n c ihlrt hid tulle n if-' Mildred Calchera. Belated at the douMe ring aerviee. Btuipin. MIm Amt .Boeeen and accompanied on the organ by Misa board was granted *1.000 at a 'fen in the back. Her queen e r Frederic B. Werner waa organist. Misa Karen Trotman, kindergar­ Diane DeLys. finance board meeting. Should the Given in marriage by her father. crown of taqulne' waa attached to The brida wore a white aiDt or- ten; Mile Jewell Burnham, Mr*. TTie bride waa given In marriage meeting approve of the request the bride wore an aisle-length gown •, a hannrolled lUuiion '. She ansa gown with abort 'aiaavee. by her cousin. Earl Tracy. She waa of rnsepoint pattern Chantilly lace. Whitney Jacoba Mr*. Arthur the Board of Welfare account VI • i-e.rried a bouquet of white rarna- t a c e applique accented the attired in a gown of white chiffon would total *4.500 for the 19.58- designed with a scallopra V neck- Ldfftch, Mrs. Allyn Wadhame and llne.’ baaque bodice arid long tap­ j tiona with an oVchid Center and’ •cooped neckline and Boor-length Mra. Alexander Gregorieff, pri­ taffeta and reemkroldered Alencon 69 fiscal year. A total of *2..500 ' lily-of-the-valley itreamere skirt. Her veil of illusion waa lace. Sequin trimmed lace formed ered sleeves. The bouffant skirt mary department; Mrs. Robert w,js originally appropriated in the was tier on tier of alternating lace Mra. Edward Burrj Middletown, draped from a of lace and Boeaen, Mra. Wlnthrop Nelson and the slightly scooped neckline of the town budge'. | aieter of the bride. wa« matron o f , seed pearls. She carried a Bible fitted bodice made with long taper­ and tulle flounces. Her crown was Mrs. Robert Campmire, Junior de­ ■ CAP llnnee Sel ' of seed pearls and sequins with an I honor She wore a floor-lemrth i j topped with a white orchid. partment; Peter Boeaen, Robert ed sleeves. Similar appliques ac­ (town with lare bodice and a bouf- The matron of honor. Mra. cented the waistline of the circular The Civil Air Patrol. Wllllpian-. j Illusion fingertip veil, Her flowers I Starr and Paul Gregorieff, recrea- tic aqimdron, will hold a public | were a. cascade -of white sweef- fair. ehirt of net trimmed with 'Philip E. Freedman. 62 Grant Rd.. tlonaJ directors; Mr*. Donald Ban­ skirt with full chapel train. Her lace with it matching lace Jacitet ; sister of the bride, was attlrsd In fingertip veil of imported illusion dance at 7 p.m. Saturday, lode-] heart roses, stephanotis and Eng­ croft, Mra. John Tripp, Mra. Shel­ pendenee Day. at the Nalhaiv lish Ivy, ! He" headpiece , wae a matching i an ice blue silk organza cocktail ia Foran and Miae Peggy New­ fell from a pleated Illusion cap I bsnd trimmed with a circular ve.l , dress with applique at the neck­ trimmed with pearls. Her flowers Hale Commiinit.v Center Dancln ; | The maid of honor. Miss Gall P. line. She wore a matching head- berry. care of younger children. will ' be to recordings Proceeds ' Shr carried pink carnation.^. The theme for the vacation were a cascade of feathered carna­ Bowers. 75 Demlng St., cousin of Eugene Flynn. WIlhman'Mc,' piece and carridd a cascade of blue tions and white' roses with a white will he toward purchase of 2-wa.v | the bride, wore a waltz-lengih gown and wrhite Bowers. achool will be •The Church at of aqua silk organza, desired with j brother of the bridegroom wa.e Work in Africa.” orchid center. radios with a minimum of 1.5-. bc.li man. The floyver girl. Miss Barbara The maid of honor. Miss Can­ mile range as well as fuihl.ahlngs •n empire bodice of scalloped lace I Lynn Frebdman. 62 Grant Rd., Parents who have not yet regii- and s modified princess line Jkirt The mcthar of the bride wore a tered their children are asked to dace Hickox, Waterbury, wore an for the iquad room at the Wind­ niece of the bride, wore a powder aisle-^length white nylon sheer ham Airport. of silk organza over taffeta. Vflha ; blue nylon lace dreaa with a touch blue organdy dress with applique, contact the Rev. R. Wlnthrop Nel­ wore a matching tiara and face ; of ailvei over taffeta with white son, church paator. gown. An orchid fold accented Hugh F Hayden, first lleiilen- and wreath of flowere for .a head anf. will be general chairman As- veil Her flowers were a cascade acccaac'i’iea. and the nriother of the piece. She carried a basket of blue P F EIccU the bateau neckline, tiny .sleeves of pink and white rosebuds, stepha­ i bridegroom wore a blue lace dreiw' and the borders tn the full circu­ alsting him will, be Bruce Hart, and white flowers.. The following are the newly- cadet lieutenant; Barry Nelson, notis and English Ivy. I over" taffeta with while actia- Edward Boririda. 17M Garden elected officers of the Pilgrim lar eklrt. She also, wore a match­ Jonh T. Buck. 187 Woodbridire ' aoriee Both had coraagea of pink ing maize crown with veil. She sergeant; Floj'd Hull, sergeant t>r.. was best man for his brother. Fellowship of Flrat Cohgregation- ami Bernard Lozier, first sergeant St., waa beat man. Kerop La-kin. roaea Philip E. Freedman, 62 Grant Rd., carried a cascade of feathered or­ Wethersfield, and Thomas M. Cul­ al Church' for 1960-60: Henry chid carnations and baby's breath. Refreshments will be served and About l.SO giieaU attended a re­ brother-in-law of the bride;'Elliott Wetherell, president: Ann Boaaen, len. East Hartford, were uahera. ception held from 1 to a p.m. in Bursack. 24 Moore St,, brother of ‘Tbs brideamaids. Mrs. Arthur prizes awarded. 'Bhr mother of the bride asrore a vi'ce president; Tania Luts, sec­ The CAP is now rondurting a re-' the Vk'W Hall, Willimanlic. the bride: David Wichman. 54 retary: Robert Griffin Jr., treas­ Bartley. New Britain, sister of the wllTow green silk shantung ■heath \ After a wedding trip to New: Brookfield St., and Howard Heiz- bridegroom: and Mra. John Die- cruiting drive with William Gla-1 dress uilh rose accesaories and i urer; Nancy Shephard, faith com­ zier. first lieutenant and pastor of] York atate. Mr. and Mra Flynn I ler. White Plains, N. Y., were mission; Linda Smith, action com- trichaen, Rockville, wore aisle- s cymbidlum orchid coniage, and : will make their home, beginning ushers. length gowns of white nylon 8 t. Paul's Chiirrh In Windham, In ! the mother of the bridegroom « mission; Alan Trotman, fellowship charge. ' i July IS. at 57 Maple Ave., Willi- i Tlie mother of the bride chose a commission; Louise Dellert, dele­ eheer. Soft yellow maize colored wore a blue *Hk dreen with white ' mantle. , When leaving on the | baby blue cocktail dress of lace folds accented the bateau neck­ To date the aqiiadron has 38] accesaories, end a wWte orchid gate of Hartford East Assn., PF; lines, tiny sleeves and formed the members. 35 of which are residents j i trip, the bride wore for traveling and organza with matching head- Dean Tapley, representative to corsage. Barhrarh Studio piece. and the mother of the brfdt- borders in the full circular skirts. of Coventry. All eight Instructors ] I a nylon print aqua dreaa with MRS. ROBERT ARTHUR TORI church committee and Louise Del­ The church barloM. where a re­ wltjte acceaaoriea. groom chose a powder blue cock­ They also wore matching maize and senior olficers are .Stale | ception for 150 guests was held P. Schalkf Phote lert and Harold Newberry dele­ crowns with and carried cas­ licen.sed pilot.s. TTie group Was o r-; Both the bride and bridegroom tail dress of lare with matching gatee to PF assembly In Septem­ Immediately following the cere­ are employed at the Electro M o-: While gladioli and carnalionsrpearls. Her flowers were a raa- headpiece. Both wore white or­ iIRS. CHARLES ARMIN BORGIDA cades of yellow feathered carna­ ganized iast November. Member­ ber. The new officers will be In­ Fallul Sliiflio mony. were decorated with wWla Lorinx Studio tive Manufacturing Co,, Wltllman- formed the aetting at the Center] cade of white rosea and imported chids. tions and baby's breath. I ship is open to both males and elementary school in Vernon. The stalled In an evening service In the MRS. SAMUEL PROCTOR McCURRY females 14 years of ape and over. mixed flowers. MRS. FRANCIS JOSEPH FLYNN JR. Congregational Church at 7 w hite Scottish heather, Following the ceremony, a re, black accessories. After July 6 the Jamea McCurr>’, Brook St., 1 When the couple left on a mo­ o'clock Saturday afternoon ‘ for , All four of the bride's attend- ception for 120 goieats was held in couple will he at home at 62 East bridegroom attended Manchester fall. South Windsor, waa best man for | Meetings are, held each Thursday ' Head OP Drive tor trip to Cana^. the bride wum the wedding of Miss Mary Burns ants were attired in gowns of pea­ the temple. St.. Rockville. High School aVid the University of hia brother. Ushers were Charles ailk organza gown with detailed The bride graduated from Man­ at 7:30 p.m, at the Windham Air­ The bride attended Manchester Connecticut, where he was a 'mem- Mrs. Arnold Lelbowitz and Mra. port. Activities rover various wearing a roee prtnt JrMS with . Mackay Provan. daughter qf Mr. cock blue organza designed with The bride's traveling coatume. Bunce, 45 Seaman Circle, cousin | aklrt, matching hat and while chester High School in 1955 and Butter worth Photo white accessories and white roae- ! and Mrs. Daniel Prpvan. P29 E. scoop neckline, fitted bodice and when leaving on a wedding trip to High School, graduated from the' ber of Tau Epsilon Phi. He served Jack J. Lappen, both of Overlook of the bride, and' William McCiir-1 cymbidium orchid corsage. from Teachers College of Connect­ phases of aeronautic education. MRS. ROGER GENE LORD bell-shaped skirt, accented with a Miami, Fla., was a black and white Boston University School of Edii-1 in the U.S. Arm.v, stationed at Dr., will head the Cerebral Palsy ry. South Windsor, brother of the I The squadron has Its own two- hud corsage. They wMl make their Middle Tpke., and Kobert Arthur When leaving on a wedding trip icut in New, Britain this month. home at 9 Lilac St. after July 5. Tobi, son of ,Mr. ^ d Mrs. Frede­ hand of self-shirring and back aheath dress of silk shaptung with cation and is presently teaching I Sandia Base. N. M. fund campaign, due to get under­ bridegroom. to Bermuda, Nassau and Florida, place Cesana airplane. The bridegroom attended Man­ Kenneth Hinkle, 16, of Wllllman- Both graduated from Manohes- rick Tobi. Yonkers, N. Y, The Rev bow detail. Their headpieces' way shortly. Immediately following the cere- i the bride wore a white linen anil, chester schools and Wentworth In­ Lebanon, fined 16 (or dleicgarding Mr and Mra. Paul Myers of Lud­ Mi— Barbara Jane Keeffe.l were bows of matching organza Mrs. LeibowHz urges residents mony, a reception for 200 guests; tlc was fined *15 tn Trial Justice a stop sign. low, Mass. ter High School in 1056. The bride Laiirenve Vincent, assistant nun- white accessories and orchid cor­ stitute, Boston, Mass. He is em­ graduated from Teachers College ^ daughter of Mt. and Mrs. John W. and their flowers were cascades of of the town to contribute and asks was held in Woodruff Hall, Mrs.' sage, After Aug. 1 the couple Court Friday night for operating a The couple has a aon, ,Ioel. .5 and islar of the Center Congregational ployed by Fred Dubln, A.ssociales, motor vehicle without a license. Player* Meet Timiglil ' of Onnecticut in New Britain • Keeffe, Andover Lake, and Albert Church.1. performed...... - ...... the. single...... ring; P""**!*^!^*'*'^tchids and^ivi checks be made , payable to the Walsh receiving in a Dior bloc will he at home at 87 Cedar St. ' Consulting Engineers. Coventry Playel-s will have an a daughler. Wendy, 3. Hadlglan. \yeat Hartford, son of MacBeth-Forgette Wedding Juatiof Leroy M. Roberta found the this mont and will be teaching ceremonv. James McKav was or-; The mother of the bride wore a Cerebral Palsy F\ind\ Old Stale at Avery St. School bi South —'Mrs. Helen Hadlglan. We*t Hart- jramsl and Walter Grvsb was draped sheath of willow green House, Hartford. There la no def­ youth Innocent of a charge of p.m. today at Brookmnore Barn on ' Mnnchealer Evening Herald ' ford, and Gregory Hadlglan. Hart- using a motor vehicle without the Coventry correspondent. F. Pauline Windsor in September. TKe bride­ soloist. His mimbers- wire "Wid- rrepe. with beige ac- Miss Js el Ruth F 0 r g • 11 e inite goal in South Windsor, she owner's permission Snake Hill Rd. I groom look the machine appren­ • ford, were married at 11 o'clock mung-- bv Schumann: "Thou Art cessoriea and cor.^ge o cym- •aid. Utile, telephone PItgrtm 3-62.31. ■ Saturday morning tn St. Columba'a daughter of Mr. an< Mrs. Louis A. Other cases disposed of follow: A daughter. Holly Both, was tice course at Pratt and Whitney Repose' hv .SchiiWrt and "Ich '’ rrhids. The mother of New Church Members Scovillu'Andcrson Wedding born June 20 to Mr and Mre ■ Church, Columbia. The Rey. An­ ' the bridegroom wore a drew of Forgelte, ifti Campfleld R d . be­ David G. Blow, 16. of Tolland, Aircraft, completing H In 1058. Llebe Dr'Ii." b>' Beelhbven Members were received into fined *9 for operating a motor ve­ Nathan L. Miller of Bread and One of Three He Is now em ploy^ there a* a thony KII k d a 1 of St./^homas , dusty rose lace and taffeta with came the bride of Francis Andrew Aquinas Clmrch.'Storra, ji«-formed The bnde. who wtis given mj First Congregational Church yes­ White stock and white pompons hicle without a license: Miss Lor­ Milk St. S t the M an-eater Memo- ] mariilntel. terday morning. They are Ralph C, the double ring ceremony. Mrs. An- mgrrisge by her fatlier had as ; qhid corsage MacBeth. sort of Mr. and Mrs. An- formed the setting at the Emanuel raine A. 'Vines, 25, of Broad Brook rial Hospital. Miller Is chairman Handel waa the flrat of three *'drew Gasper waa organist and her maid of honor Miss Liiana follow mg the cer- '^rew 8 . MacBeth. 56 Gardner St., Lasbury, Robert W. Campmire. fined *9 for passing in a no pass­ of the Planning and Zoning Com­ great German composers whose New Delhi — India's colossal Immcdiatelv Norma Campmire from Wesley Lutheran Church at 4 o'clock Sat­ ■■ Robert Horton was aoloial. Della Pietra. W'aterbury. Marly* , a garden reception for 200 at 11 o'clock Saturday morning in ing zone; Victor M. St. Germain. mission. The paternal grandpar­ second country was England and Bhakra Dam. scheduled for com-, •Minn., ■, Methodist Church, Blast Hartford; urday afternoon for the wedding 31, of Lathrop Dr., fined *8 for ents are Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Mil­ the only one of the three who pletlon In 1960, will be ■ 740 feet ; ■■■ The bride, who waa given in mar- iimption. The ' ' rige by her father, wore a gown of K v T r o v . n ^ 'T a X o n ' He’igirt's; j ^,"aslonbiir' ^ Mrs. E. Estelle Jacobs from Beth­ of Misa Judith C. Anderson, daugh­ paaslng in a no paasing zone; and ler of Bread and Milk St., town, became s naturalized English high, the tallest concrets dam ef Decorations Francis T. Butle - performed any Congregational Church, Quin­ vriiite silk organsa. Chantilly lace N Y , Cousin of the .bride', and w ere white gladioli and carna- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence O. Misa Gail J. Chamberlain, 22, of and the maternal grandparents, citizen. Us kind in the world. . formed the Empire line bodice with Margaret Giyzh. .Manchester wei- tions. the double ring ceramony and cy, Mass.; Mrs. Polly A. Janowiec Paul Chelelal waa organist and from First Congregational Church, Anderson. 25 Durkin St., and Kent a cowl neckline and abort sleeves. bridesmaids When leaving on an eight weeks The long full skirt; designed with John Tobi Bridgeport, brother | ^.g^ding trip to Europe, the bride soloist. The church was decorated Kent: and Mra. Sally Lasbury from W. Scoville, son of Mr, and Mrs, alternating bands of Chantilly lace of the bridegroom, was best man. , wore a red, .silk 'print Jacket- ■with mixed flowers. Second Reformed Church, Tarry- Harold Scoville. 82 Crestwood Dr. and orgamaa, - terminated in a Richard Paladore. Yonkers, ,N Y ,|gi,eaih ^reas with white acceasor- Given in niarriage by hor father, town. New York. The Rev. C. Henry Anderson, pas­ - chapel train. Her fingertip veil of Williaiiy Qwen. River Edge. N. J -j lei and while orchid corsage After the bride was attired in a gown The following people were re-, tor of Emanuel Lutheran Church, Imported Illusion was attached to Willard Sproat, Troy. N Y , ajjd ! Sept. 1 the couple will bo at home of Chantilly lace and nylon tulle, ceived into membership at the performed the double ring cere­ &9 seen on TV ; a crown of orange blossoms. Her Louis F.crraguzzi, .N'ew York City, ton Cherry Ave., West Sayville, N. made with, fitteo bod.ee. acalioped Wapping Community Church yes­ mony. G. Albert Pearspn was or­ ■ flowers were white orchids and were ushers . ' j Yt square neckline, short sleeves, terday morning: Mrs. William My- ganist, and Joseph Malaick. cou­ , stephanotis. The bride was attired in a gown ' The bride, a graduate of Man- , bouffant skirt and chapel tram. ette, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard R. Mur­ sin of the bride, was soloist. His • The maid.of honor. Miss Marilyn of white antique taffeta designed I cheater school.s, Hood College and i She also wore lace niitls and a veil ray, Miss Sharon A. Simpson and numbers were "O Perfect Love” Keeffe. Andover Lake, sister of the with a scooped neckline, fitted i Harvard Graduate Si'fl'dol of E d-! of French illusionattached to a Mr. and Mrs. Henry R. Heath. and "The Lord’s Prayer," •bride, and ti\e bridesmaids. Miss bodice and-sJiort sleeves. Reem-jucation, i.s employed as a teacher: crovn of pearls and rhinestones, Dog Trial Resulta Miss Judith A. Beer, 281 Center . V. Maren Taylor. Andover, and broidcred Alencon lace accented i in Sayville schools. The bride-; She caiTied a cascade of white •The Wapping obedience dog St., was maid of honor. Miss Col­ Mlae Mildred Wilcox, StraUord wlth jiaarls (o'rmedj the front bod-|groom is a graduate of Yonkers' r'oeea and carnations, training class meets each Monday leen Shannon, Oval Lane, and Mias and WilUmantic. wore similar ieo, Ttie long full akirt lerminat-1 school.s. attended Oswego Stale, The maid of honor Mra Gail P at the Community Hall, Wapping. Carol Johnson. 1 Hackmatack St., ■gowns. |hat of thg maid of honor ed lit a ehapel train. Her finder-1Teachers College, N Y., and will 1 Cowles. IS Cornell ' St wore a Beginners and intermediate class­ .cousin of the bride, were brides­ 'In pink and those of the brides- Up veil of tniporipd iHiiaion fell | be a student at Hofslra College, ‘ floor-length blue silk organza es are, at 7 p.m. with advanced maids. _^;inaids in blue. Their velveray or- from a ctnwn of Abmeon lare with Hempstead, N. Y„ this fall. , gown,.crown luid csrcular veil. She classes At 8. New dogs may be Terl Scoville, 82 Crestwood Dr., andy gowns were fashioned w-ith admitted at any time' sister of the bridegroom, waa flow­ fImpire bodices and full skirts. The carried a cascade o. .vellow roses George Donahue of South Wind­ and carnations. er girl, and Ross 'Vibberts, 45 Del- . maid's of honor flowers were pink l^uebbe-Gates sor handled his standard poodle. mont St., cousin of the bride, was ynxhids and the bridesmaid a' The wedding of Miss Dorothy Ed­ The brideamaids, Gail Ann Ahlf, Brandy, to a score of 190 out of a ring bearer. 18 Avon St.. Arlene Ruth Penas, .'flowers were blue orchids. dy Gates. New Yovk

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tnuaaetlon la which tha atata of ooet money you say? Use •em* Slw l Strike Time of ths money that Is going to be U.S.’ Qiarge* Meddling G)ngres3 Told Dinner Todny f ail la deaieaatratlng Ita /Hhnd- spent on nhw swrlmmiac pools. I Excise Tax Extension New Purchase System . ahlp with Germany by aelUng Ger­ Eisenhower Signs £opttitt0 Ifpralib Reset for July 14 sm not ons to knock rsersntlen Y1 ilH liiK VI N :il many modem Implemanta of war, bpt first things corns first A Act Now, Avoid In Honor of family with but five dollars to % ! » c . 18O.O0Q grenada launchera, to he (C m tin nod from Bage One) Reds Protest Election UNDERSTANDING SERVICE thslr nsmso wouldn’t spsqd tt at Awaits House Action exact Effective Wednesday the thoatsr they would buy food. —la provided by ths Qulah Tuaaral HontA etructlons that may ba called back (Oantinned from Page One) More Inflation ^Democrats Higher A irportAid And th at we would any, la a lit- Which IneidsnUUy Is something That la why many Manchastor area fam­ to New York again before the A now imrehaatog ayetam goee tla Wt ntago than trylBg to forgive thst Is not very palstoble some Plans for West Berlin ilies attaat to our aUndards which w«.con­ mid-July deadline. enngrcadofinl toot today aa tha (Uenttaned from ''toge One) Ro'ckvilloyornon Atty. Samuel S. Ooogel of New and torgal;. Aa with all decleioni nights around hern tinually seek to improve. Public Records into effect Wodnooday which la (C m tin tied from' P a f* Om ) The Industry posiUon agalnat W. G. Tomlinson. ■anaU tal.so up a bill to authoriae Britain', . majority leader of tha by gli the naUona directing, en­ rasa P l y One) Signers of tha interim report. ■expected to aava money for Han't Oonnactltott House of Representa­ granting Siiy labor coat Increaaea ITS Woodbridga S t munist ragima. TU s would give Tear 'Round A ir Conditioning, ' trideaptead miHtary conainKriion Warrantee Deeds: oontrlbuta to Increitaad air travel couraging and facilitating tha re­ ■UH standa. This was mada clear In addition to 141xon, were Secre­ cheater. Court Rules Man tives, will b * the main speaker at tha Eaat Germans control over tha Harry and Oella 'EarloW to Er­ ■afsty. in a atatement by R. Conrad Coo­ German foreign mlnlstors. thla waataAi supply routes to Berlin. projecto. tary of the Traaaury Robert B. It would alao reduce’ paperwork a (10-a-plate toatlmortial dinner at armament o f Germany, It ia an act Willlain P. Qniab win W. and rVanoea W. Whltham, per, chief InduatiT negotiator, and wWk on a Brltiah plan to rodmft Gromyko charged that the West Ths maasurs would .open the Andereon; Poatmaater General A r­ Didn't Kick Kitten T o’clock tonli^t at Cavay's Res­ Eisenhower said tha Mil ‘'.takes which demandd that Ita doar pon- West era proposals on Berlin In an Fun«ral property on Croeby Rd. , for both the town adminlatratlon ^ Thomas Patton, president of ia only toU raaM to matotatotog thur' B. Summerfleld; Secretary of taurant In tion^ of ,foiir Man­ a mAjor step In this direction by “SSKTaSS* dar the danger of inviting Ger­ A Thought for Today attempt to .break tha Eaat-Waat B a jM n d T. QnlMi way for ajpendlng 11,209,971,000 on UStR Housing Corp. to . John F. and the vendors from whom it Republic Steel Oorp. tha occupation regime to Barito and Alexander M. Wajda, prop­ Agriculture Ears -Taft Benson; A Vernon man was fmind Inno^' chester Democrats.' / prohibiting 'the commitment of l^s tfcnijM «•*••••••••••••******** 12 Spsnssrsd by the Masebestsr daadloek and pave tha way for a U.8. military inatallationa ranging buys supplies. many back to the dreams which Patton bald on a nationwide and preserving the eity/aa a erty on Union St. Secretary of Commerce Lewis L. Lent of a charge of cnieity to ani­ The fo\ip are Attya. David Bar­ K r w MceUw. ^»«***»»«t****««*«*'* r l Oeonell st Churehsf summit msaUng. But souroaa to .Hom« from mlisUa. baaes to housing to federal money for parking lota and DM ptovtli «*•«••••••»••••••••*•** ^9 have curaed Germany before. television broadcast last night that source of tension. - Ml 9-S940 Strauss; Secretary of Labor Jamea Ffom July ' 1 on, purchasaa by mals after a trial this morning In ry and Irving Aronsoih freshman London said Uoyd had to mind Oils rountry and around the world. ^ a Gollmltzer to John F. Bil- airport building bars, cocktail .•«•••*•**•*•************* *s hli firm It unwdlUng to grant any ow, property on Tolland Tpke. P. Mitchell, Raymond J. Saulnler, town departments will be made Rockville Ol^ 'lourt. State representatives; Atty, Jules gteift# %yBfp9 ,#»%»»»••*>*»•*•»•♦*«» Let there be indeed friendahip Tntelleet and Imsgtontion’ prasaaUUon of previous waaUm In Cologne, Adenauer told 12,- ieSne of them are aecret. lounges, ntight clubs, theaters, labor cost Increases without com­ Alfred J. and Patricia Anne chairman of the Preaidcnt's Coun­ through the office of Controller Mll.on D. Webb, 38, of Worces­ Karp, deputy judge of tm, town and reconciliation iWth Germany. God give me unclouded eyes and proposals in n dlffarSnt form, not 000 expclleea froto Germany’s for­ A comparatively small part of court, who will become judge July private clubs, garages, hotc) pensating price increases. Asked Ohavea to John W. and Marilyn cil of Economic Adyiaera; and Eliaha Freedman.on a'ischeduled ter Rd., \vM aireeted June IS by TBII But let there alao be strong doubt freedom' from haste. God givs ms any important chan^a to tha pro- mer eastern territorlea they have M M N S T. the bill involves construotion of baati. No longer will department 1; and Atty. Leon * Pod rove, who rooms, commercial offleee er li wcluatvali about record 195# profit reports, posala thamsolvas. mr ^‘indisputable right’’ to their 2 2 ‘i L. Squiree, property on Edison W. Alien Wallis, apecial aaslatant State Policeman IVllliarr Tomlin WMkUoo A that any true friend of the German Patton said the long-rangeange ex­ax- a quiet and relentlsas a n g s r bases frbm which missiles would be to the President heada make other than minor pur- wilt become deputy Judge on that room s" ‘ Prime Mtolatfr MaomlUan waa homeluid now under Polish and Rd. on conv>lalnt o f a neighbor, Mrs. The bill, Biaenhower went to n « pectation la what muB< >e ciyiaid- against all pretense and all pto- fired against attacking enemy Wallis, dean- of the Graduate chasea on their pwp. Charlee Mayer, Ttirall Rd. Mrs. date. Ittd la people and of the German future raportod comrlnead that enough Soviet control. Ed\L’ard J. Hoi) to William Lea- "la not aa conclusive, howeve _____ ered. tentious work and all work left planes. Action had been held up Business School of the University The money thia will aava and the Mayer and her daughter, Mrs. Toaalmaster at the dinner will wlU. either for business profit oV had tranapirad bafora tha foreign Ha added, however, that It was Mirdr property on Am ott Rd. with respect to those parts of olr* McDonald called Cooper'>er'j( re- ■lack and unfinished. God give me while the Pentagon revised ito of Chicago, conceded to newsmen extra control it will allow oyer tax­ Jane aalamone, teatired today be Town Clerk Edward Tomkiel. for power politics maneuver, have mtolstsra' talks racaaaod in Ge­ impoaalbla to predict when they plans.for ah* defense. Rotort W. and Constance D. The affair has been limited to 100 port bulidtnga intend^ for other AUpateSSo iwrolii «ro «1»> r«—rr»d statement of concern overr Jr(fiaUon a resileasneas whereby 1 may Calnen to Charles R. Baxter Jr., that the report waa "Ao bomb­ payers' money teem apparent. that Webb threw a kitten out his any part of the proceea of putting neva ntoa days ago to Justify a would be able to return to their persons by the capacity of the din­ uae.” elltnt al N. p.'' a ■ rehash of the some old' mish­ neither sleep nor accept praise As It went to thq Senate, the bill and Priscilla C. Baxter, property shell.’’ ‘ , IJattng DatM gotten twice and kicked it twice. summit parlay. homes east of ths Odsr-Nslsse It Is the final step in a gradual ing room. But based on the debate on the trappings aiid equipment of mash." Tha union la Insisting till my observed results equal my is tailored to the Pentagon’s deci- on Olcott Dr, Eisenhower, in a preface to the Mrs. Salamone aald ahe later went RoproaoaMvM: on sizable gains In wages and oth­ calculated resulta or In pious glee Gromyko said to Moscow his line. Under the Potsdam Agree­ .slon to continue on a cut-down report, noted that ail three rec- application of new purchasing It is expected Karp will an- congress, he laid, the admtoletra- mllltariem hack In German life, on govanunent prefers an agraad ~ Catherine B. Hanna to John A. after the kitten and foimd a home Uon believes the new law givea rtl I er worker benefits. Steelworkers I discover and assgult my error. ment o f 1045, theae territories are Looking For... basis tostallatlon of both the o'mmendationa for Immediate ac­ rulea prepared by Martin and ap­ .for it. nmince three new court appoint­ or some bland assumption th at' the aoluUon of tha Berlin qusaUon, but administered by Russia and Po­ Pacheco Jr., and Bianca F. ments. 'The Democratic Town Federal Aviation Administrator now earn an average H3.10 an GOd give me strength not to trust ■'Army’s Nlke-Hercules and the Air tion already had been submitted proved by the Board of Directors Webb claimed he d’ i pot injure eplrit will not follow, the dema­ ha mada clear that ha had to mind land pending a final peace settle­ Pacheco, property on Pearl St. Committee has endorsed Mrs. Btwood R. Queaada broad dtoert- hour. to God! ★ JALOUSIES Force's Bomarc missiles for de­ by him to Congress. aome months ago. the kRten and that any Injury it weatam agrabmaht to tha Soviet '^om aa L. and Ethel M. Rofla- Katherine Bouni as court clerk, tion in deciding whether funds cen gogue never arise, the sense of The industry and union bargain­ Sinclair Lewis. ment fense against enemy ^planes. The The report in general followed Ita key la a “ achedule of pur- might have suffered probably oc­ ■•^-ESS?*rSSSSftt,‘% demanda. Windows and Doen son to Marvin M. and Lilian D. Mrs, Marlon Clifford aa aaslatant be used for such purposes, llila, destiny through force never tram­ ing teams met for an hour yester­ money fo for these " and for stepped- Stricl^land, property on Summit the administration's recent eco­ chasea" listing dates for consolid-* curred 'when neighborhood chil­ •mra aopaartaf la a j The Soviet mtoistar warned MEN FROM MARS clerk and small ' claims court the President said, would be based • oOmt tuaiWwi « !^ « r ple the Innocent, day. They executed formal con­ IA>RD JIM SALVAGED up development of a defense nomic line, and worked in a few ated bids on like commcditles over dren were carrying it around in Cels ScJuflarship T OTMtaiHamf that If tha West continues to Cherry Point, N. C„ June 20 ★ AWNING$ clerk, and Mrs. Alice Hutchinson on whether euch -facllltlea ere •■es­ tract extepaion agreements and ' Westerly, R.I., June 29 (B)—The i/Pt— against enemy missiles will comk Marriage IJcenae unfavorable comments about the the 1059-60 fiscal year. Thla means attempts to find a home for it .' Roger W. Turkington has been It Is a fair and accurate Judg­ block separate peace treatieawlth Men from MARS keep planes fly- as director of the traffic violations sential for the safety, convenience then recessed until Wedneaday. (100,000 schooner yacht Lord Jim, , \4ater In other bills. Joseph Yourkatovtoh Jr., of Oak­ Democratic-controlled, Congress. single orders will be made for 'Eugene Goldan, 26, of New York named the recipient of one of the ment. we think, to eay that the the two Oermanies, Russia will tog at the Marine Air Station hare. ★ CANOPIES It said that prospects for hold­ biirealt., * or •comfort of persona i^sihg the The union and industry agreed has been salvaged from the reef on The only advance opposition to ville and Shirley Mary McKelvey supplies to be used by onfe or more City wa sent to Tolland Oo9 DR. G. A. CAILLOUETTE main strong pressures for ir­ For example the achedule lists a Democratic Town Director John ble birth of Ideas about a next time, Open Forum "which forces the taxpayer to con­ Driver Gels Raymond L. Meyer, 24, of 70 School were considered ' as candi­ not limit spending o f the (128 mil- tinue to waste billions of dollars." responsible’ spendings. .. the com­ single bid Invitation on recreation Union St., for faihir to obtain- Hutchinson,' la president of the and even eui the Germang get the Federation. dates for the prize scholarship, lion to air Safety, Eisenhower said, No Voenum Tfet* Totenuiw Your Best Bet Is To Call He contended it would give qnly a mittee has noted an alarming ten­ supplies for both the Recreation an Operator's license, failure to tha discretion given Queseda can f ^ l of anpe again, arms they have •First Things First’ . CHIROPRACTOR dency .in the Congress to work Department and the Board of Edu­ The three women would relieve, which Is given without reference t o the Editor, false sense of security. carry -eglstration end failure to to financisi need. If necessary. It prevent much of the money from, ■ Ona- wouldn't tavo to worry taken, at first, unwdlltngly, soms of $350 Worth toward only an illusory balance in' cation. The same will apply for respectively, Atjy. Anthony Oryk; I understand one official says PALM ER ORADUA’TB He followed up in a television in­ display registration platea on his is sufficient to cover the wlnper's being used for projects unrelated about Southom nawtpapor raadori Tel. Ml 3-2856 the budget, by substituting for such articles as floor wax, cleaning Mra. Mae Vennard, and Mrs. Mary them begin the calculation of how, we'll Just have to live .with it. A THE OFFICE OF terview yesterday with the com­ vehicle. to, safety, ElAenhower called this cilrrenf appropriations commit­ fluid, and paint. Danaher. essential expenses In the Medical baving an opportunity to road and with the-right arms and the right "fin" says he doesn't live near the ment that " I ’m worried about the James G< Foos, 16, ot 101 Brook­ SchAol. a very Important factor,. "IN PRACTICE .S6 YEARS" Of Buck/Deer ments for Ister years which will Now lised ' The three, also Democrats, were pondtr what wont on down In New strategy, ^ist time would havy brook. I wonder how we would emphasis on defense as against the lyn St., was refen-ed to Juvenile Turkington, the son of Mr. and He called on Oongreaa to take DR. J. J, ALLISON emphasis on our capacity to re- make it exceedingly difficult lo This practice Is now used for Court on recommendation of appointees of former Judge Wes­ Toth a t y the other day. It waa a been different. Whether or not this make out in a court caae if we. ' Leon Tetreault of lit. 8A, Co Mrs. William Turkington, 28 Bige­ prompt ""corrective action” re­ WILUMANTIC OFFICE MANCHESTER OFFICE - taliate." avoid future deficits." some items bought in great quan­ Prosecutor Ha ly H. Lugg. who ley C. Qryk, who was ousted as parade of eomo 2d0 mothera from a all banded together and refused HdME SPECIALTIES CO. lumbia, has an unexpected supply tity. The Board of Education chairman of the Democratic Town low St., ia at present a Fulbrlglit garding one feature of the new would have eventually come Into to. pay property taxes until the 854 MAIN STREET ★ 119 CENTER STREET He Urged more mot>ey for The committee said it is work­ said Fotjs w.i barely over 16. He law. The measure, Eisenhower •action of Q u ^ a protoltlng’ the WILL iBE CLOSED of expensive meat today. takes' bids on fuel oil for Itself Committee two years ago and who Scholar in Austria, and will enter German thtnking.v the rest of the sitiiation Is remedied? Phone H A 3-UOO Phone M I 0-7828 modernizing long-range bomber ing on further recommendations it waa cha.-ged with indecent assault ON THE PURNELL PARKING LOT While driving to Willimantlc and the town. resigned the judgeship last winter. the Harvard Medical School In the aald, treats Alaska —• now a atata announced olan o f achool authori- As 1 see It, you don't have to forces and the ground forces which .said would promote increased ef->' in connection -with a complaint world has been pushjng It at Ger< laat night about 9:30, a buck deer The "schedule of purchases" was fall. — as a territory. Ha said It thus tlaa to tranafer oomo 1,000 puplla would be used in limited wars. Jlciency and productivity of the from the parents of a 4-year-old man thinking, and will have Its be a M.I.T. graduate to figure out UNTIL JULY 20 leaped into the road and slammed designed by Freedman and Asaist- would be entitled to leas than whst to do. Make the mills stop The Senate bill, which deals only economy. Among the subjects It girl. out of a aactlon of Brooklyn, whore owrn sharpest share of guilt and the right front fender, grille and ant Purchaalng Agent Thomas half ths funds it should receive as polluting the stream and then hire with' construction projects, would listed tax reform, foreign markets, Other fines were imposed as Burial will be In Ellingtbn Ceme­ achoola are terribly oyorcrowded. hood of hia car. The incident oc­ Moore. Such factors aa the beat a state. responsibility If the result Is a construction firm to come In and provide about (800 million for the farm price supports, government follows:: Edgar McMann, 48; Mile tery. curred juat west of Katzman’a time of year to buy certain com- The President did not mentloh to Queona, where there are achoola tragedy again. clean the bed out. This wotild A ir Force, (175 million for the regulation of industry, and labor- Hill Rd., Vernon, breach of peace, Obituary Friends may call at the Corner. mo there will draw aome Ironic com­ cents to produce, all kinds of high government. Sen. Harry F. Byrd main until July. 25. theft and smashing of two cars to Also, departments with aiir- ccmduct and abusing a policeman, whom she made her home; three Bearers were Harold Haraghey, Atty. Leon Podrove was sworn Your electric dollnrs are Miss Betty Wieaner, aasistaht them. arra pleaded guilty to^ resisting ar­ Allan Nyser, Donald Nyaer and fort from It, and wonder If we up remedies have been proposed at (D-'Va) has been vigorously oritl- pluses and deficiencit' in suppl.v brothers. C. Anton Reinholdz of in as deputy Judge of Manchester eiatog this aa a waste o f govern­ professor of physical education at The cars were . stolen and rest. Rocky Hill, Oscar Reinholdz of Donald Downs. North are reading aiid thinking Washington. One would order the right now will have to be fitted In­ Town Court this morning to fill EXPERT SERVICE ment 'funds but faces opposition of Springfield College, is director. cracked up Friday night. Prosecutor Lugg advised' God­ West Hartford and George Olson about it too. Secretary of Agriculture to buy up to the achedule. For Instance, bids some Senators. This is a post she has held twice Police say the two boys took the frey that he, Lugg, waa going to of Glastonbury; six grandchildren, Mrs. August ticbiibert the Interim appointment which Well, we ahould be. There ELECTRICITY DOES SO MUCH-^YgT COSTS SO UTTLC! \ are now being taken on a emaller 15,000,000 laying hens. Other reme­ A section that would allow own­ before. Miss Jeanne Meeker, first car, owned by Floyd Gagner. number of tires than usual for the ask for a bindover to Tolland and several nieces and one neph- The funeral of Mrs. August ends tomorrow. . ^ are none who are automatically dies would set up one .kind of con­ WE SPECIALIZE IN ers. of land or housing condemned reading consultant in Springfield, of 11 Market St., Rockville, about County Superior Court. . ew. - ^ Schubert, 105 Oak St., was held The new deputy's regular term \, 10:30. Police Department to tide H over anointed In this business. There trol or another, to limit the na­ ABC by the government for military N. J„ for the New Jersey State until the consolidated ...id on tires Donald D. Ctfarelli, 34, -West The funeral Will'be held at 2:30 st 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon at of Office begins Jjily 1 and ex­ ALL FAMOUS MAKES! use to obtain a payment of 76 per Department of Eklucation, is the The car was later found upside Hartford, waa ordered to resume la none fit to Judge the condvict and tion’s egg production. is taken, Freedman said. Wednesday afternoon at the New­ the Watklns-Weat Funeral Home. pires. Jan. 1, 1961, He will be' NORGC THE HARTFORD ELECTRIC LIGHT COMPANY . cent of the appraised value pend­ assistsint director. She returns for down in a swamp off Rt. 85 in Gi­ Alao, some new forms to l)e (30 weekly payments to hia wife kirk and Whitney Funeral Home, The Rev. Paul ,G. Prokopy, min­ sworn in for the regular term In reaction of another until he has But.now the crisis seems to be lead. according to State Police in ing cotirt actions that often re­ her third year at this post. Miss used in the bookkeeping will not when presented on. a non-support 318 Burnside A ve„ East Hartford. ister of the Zton Evangelicai Lu­ ceremonies at the court building done his own reacting to the same NORM AN’S IS A LW A YS oENDIX quire several yeara. Colchester. pasaihg. The price of eggs is sud­ Deborah .Jones, of Nashville, Tenn., be printed until late July. Current charge. Burial will be In Cedar Hill Ceme­ theran. Church, officiated, and Thursday. Later, the two boys took a sec­ kind of circumstances. Tolerance denly up Bgald, enough ao that, al AT YOUR SERVIOE riOIPOlM Such payments could "not in who was graduated from Spring- forma will have to be used. The Case of Leon J. Zanks Sr., tery, Hartford. Frederic E. Werner was organist. Judge Podrove was sworn .this elude any excess mortgage pro- ond vehicle, parked with motor In a vacuum of test and experience' the moment, the farmer doesn't field College this, year, is water­ But when ready, Freedman 42, of 11 Bellevue Ave., waa con- Friends who wish may make Burial waa in Eaat Cemetery. morning by Judge Jules A. Karp • ceeds or ‘windfalls,’ kickbacks or running in front of a house on Rt. Our Service Department ia IHIGIDAIRE front director. said, the new forma will do two . tinned for three months with dis­ contributions in her memory to Bearers were Robert Bogil,-Don­ in chambers Just befors the court la a beautiful flower. But one actually lose money every time he rebatea" under torma of the pro­ 85 in Hebron, police say. They recognlxed as tha largest to Miss Roberta Lockwood, of things not heretofore done to Im­ position to be dependent upon his the organ memorial fund of Cen­ ald Farrar, George*" Fewcett and ■eeslon. never knows whether It will wither sells a dozen. BIACXSIONE vision. cracked the second car against a thla area and la ataffad vMth Manchester, a senior at N e w prove bookkeeping in town pur­ behavior. He Is charged with ter Congregational Church. Raymond Bunn. Judge Podrove, who was recom­ and die the moment reality touches culvert at RU. 85 and 94 in Hebron, What came to the rescue? For men whoae tratolng, ekill generai UECTRIC Britain State College, returns for chasing practice: breach of peace in a domestic dis­ Frienda may call at the funeral mended for the post last winter I t It is • therefore no secret, one thing, warm weather game and experience are untoriwl* I II li II the second year as arts and crafts Both cars were found after mid­ turbance. home tonight and tomorrow night Mrs. Anna E. S. Johnson only recently received his appoint­ .11 ‘1. It will provide to vendors a leled. night. aecret at ail, that when people In along, and discouraged the hens WESilRGHOUSE New tfylet in modem banking Long Trips End, director. Miss Dorothy Hatton of Nolles were entered in the com- from 7 to O o'clock. The funerdi of Mrs. Anns E. S. ment from the Legislature. The In another case involving a "remittance advice” IlsUrqg the appointment grants him judge's the» North happen to' find them themselves. For another, the farm­ WHIRLPOOL West Hartford, back for her items the town paid for. Now, ven­ .paninn cases of Oliver W. Bush, Johnson. 233 W. Center St., was WASHERS, DRYERS, fourth year, will direct land Jiivenville, a 14-year-old boy waa 28, and Weston E. McLaip,' 23, Howard M. TIngley held in the chapel of the Emanuel powers on an' interim' baeia until aelvea suddenly facing clrcum ers decided they would lose less if Fam i^ Reunited taken into custody for vandalism dors get only a check in payment. June 30 (tomorrow) and on a XENMORE sports. Mias Hjitton attends Ear- 2. It will eliminate the need for both of 29 Windsor Ave., Rock­ Howard McKinley Tingley, 62. 7tf Lutheran Church at 2 o'clock Sat- atances much like those faced con they sold the hens Instead of the REFRIGERATORS, lahn College in Indiana. Miss Mar­ in the kindergarten room at the ville. Charges of breach of the Baldwin Rd., died at the Newing­ ‘urday afternoon, with the pastor, regular basis after July 1 and un­ ■Verplanck School. town department heads to list tlnyally and almost universally by eggs. For another, the farmers cut MAYTAG A 2-month toave from Araraco jorie Gassner, New York City, peace wer* continued in the court ton Veterana Hoapital Saturday, the Rev. C. Henry Anderson, of- til the new -district court system FREEZERS, RANGES, OH Co. has iparked a reunion cov­ Police said the boy wa,a on his commodities they buy in purchase takes effect. .* people in the South, they develop down their spring hatching by who attended Middlebury College, ledgers. A certified fiat of the three months ago, with disfio.sition after a loM illneas. llriating. Burial was in East Ceme­ PHILCO ering thousands of miles for the is director of drama. way. to church yesterday ^morning ' dependent upon toeir behavior. Bom ih Farmington Sept. 6, 1896, tery, Judge Podrove and Judge Karp aomb of the same Instincts and re­ about 20 per cent, which means the AHt CXINOmONERS when’’ he broke through a window commodities will be sent to them family of-Joseph Donahue, former­ Personals ^ he had been a resident of Manches­ Bearers were Robert K*rr, Ken­ split the court duties during this actions, and that, .If the final de­ EASY ly of Manchester where he waa epi- and wrote on thU walls and flung by the crtitroller's office fo~ In­ morning's session. egg market should be healthy later 1 Mtss Evelyn Wolff*, Columbia ter for 45 years. He was aelf em- neth Kerr, Anton Hartl, Clifford ployed by the Southern New Eng­ paper and books about. clusion in an open file. cision Is a good one. It cornea about on. Finally, a promotional cam­ Center, has returned from a two Idoyed aa a carpenter. During Skoog. .Henry''Skoog -and Michael Mtly after ugliness has been met paign to encourage greater con­ OPEN land Telephone Co. for a number of The damage was discovered CooperatioB Good World War I he served In the Army i Zawistowski. years. weeks vacation which included a about 3 ^.m. and overcome by idealism and de D A ILY motor trip to Texas wUp. two The principle, Freedman*, said, Medical Corps. • I sumption of egga had, together His daughter and son-in-law, Mr. Specifically, police said, the lad is that "The controller should He leaves bla wife, Mrs. Neols oancy, which la also the way good 9 AM. frfOnds. Miss Carol Beebe of .Mrs. Carrie Hayden "NO MAN CAN FEEL with , the attractive price, produced to 9 PM , and Mrs. John Druge, arrived in wrote on. the walls with a crayon eliminate as much bookkeeping as Johnson Tingley, TTie funeral of Mrs. Carrie Hay- i things happen in the South. Bolton last week from Saudi A ra ­ Storrs, who drove Miss Ann Ches- dumped powder on the floor! HIMSELF ALONE’’. results. SAT. bro'of Willimantlc and Miss Wolff possible inside the departments.” The funeral will be held at 1:30 den, Norwlchtown, was held at 2 j bia where ,Druge. is’ employed at poured glue on the teacher's desk, Wednesday afternoon in St. Mary's In reality, every time we apeak Po.taibly, then, the savage criaia NORMAN’S T IL L 1 went to El Paso, where they made In addition to its job of fiscal o'clock Saturday afternoon at the ; • “ (Author’s Name Below) — ripped school books and threw Q - Are white eggs more nu­ Phahran by Aramco Oil Co. They control, his Office wears "a hat of Episcopal Church, Burial will be in Holmes Funeral Home. The Rev. I of' thla problem as aecUonal, or may he over. But no sooner does were accompanied by their chil­ their headquarters. They visited paper about .the room'. tritious than brown? Eaat Cemetery. Mexico from .there. aerviee,” he added. Henry Bradshaw of the First Con- j When you or your loved even as If it Involved other people, this possibility appear than there dren, Steven, 7, ■ and 'Thomas. 3, He first entered the room, police In past months, Freedman met A —The nutritive value of an egg Frienda -may call at the Holmes W5 HARTFORD ROAD Mrs. John Pringle, Repilhlican say, by hurling a rock through the E*..„._ . u ; gregatlonal Church of Norwich of- ! ones are sick, it i« unwise to we are In error. It la human, and ia a new worr.'- on the scene. It Mrs. Druge is the former Ann several times .with department is not related to the color* of - the FuncTBi Home. W Main St., from ficiated. Burial wan in East Ceme- : registrar, and Mrs. Reginald Cfewia. window. He, too, has been re­ shell. Shell colOV' varies^rom white no one anywhan la automatically is that, ■ If prices get attractive Donahue. The family ia currently heads and incorporated their a\ig- 7 to « o o.iock tonight and tomorrow tery. **-0 attempt to be alone with her deputy, attended the Registrar ferred to juvenile authorities. to deep brown. Color is determined staying with her sister, Mrs. John gestions into the system. “ Coop­ from 3 to 5:30 and 7 to 9 p.m Bearers 'were Clyde Hdyden, your trouble and attempt Immunised agalnat It. or excused again, the egg industry may prove of 'Voters' Association of Connecti­ by the breed of hen. J. McDermott, in Bolton. eration has been good,” he said. Uoyd Hayden, David W. Scatter from facing It within hlmaelf first too attractive, and work Itself in­ cut meeting Saturday. The all day " Joseph Naudziis self-treatment, 'There is a When the Druge'a arrived, they He and -Martin also briefly dis­ and David N. Scatter. session was held at Gallo's Terrace Q What U tha Arabic name of riend whose whole life is before he would lead or urge oth- to a state of surplua again. So the found another slater, Mrs. Louis Car Backs Into cussed the system with .the Di- Funeral services for Joseph in Newington. the holy Journey to Mecca ? ara to crusatle agalnat it. We'll question rem. lns, of whether the Steinberg o f Niantic, the former rictors’ flscsl policy committee Naudzua', 280 Hilliard St., were Mtos Edit! Klrkham edicated to the treatment Margaret Donahue, and her four Mr. and Mra. Ossie Triplett o( A —The Hadj. The Moslem be­ he'-' thla morning at 8;30 at the guarantee you that many of these Industry ahould not have govern-1 Tot on Tricycle headed by John Hutchinson last He'jron — ruiieral aervicee for and cure of the sick— Your children on hand to greet them. Johnson Rd., have had Mrs. Trip­ lieves that the Hadj aecurea great Walter N. Leclerc Funeral Home, Queena mothera were' shocked by merit controls and government! winter. Hutchinson had asked the Miss Edith M. Kirkham, 34. of Physician. Jean, Mrs. Richard Krause and lett's sister Mrs. Anna B. Britt of religious merit for him. followed by a solemn requiem officials about the posalbility of New York, el»ter of' Hairy" H. UtUe Rock. That dpea not mean supports placed over ft. bar .three children, from CSallfomia Colquitt, •Ga. as theli- guest. Mrs. A 4-year-oId Boltdn boy received Maas in St. Bridget’s Church at saving, by consolidated bids. Kirkha'm of Hebron, took . place The beginning of ,»ny ill­ that Little Rock, waa right, and Our answer would be no. Even If on July 13. The Drugea and Knius- Britt goes this week to New Haven minor injuries Saturday afternoon Q — What are the Mountains 9 O'clock. The Rev. Stanley Haa- Obviously, the system will pon- Saturday at 2 p.m.. In St. Peter's u have rented adjoining cottages where she will take a summer when the bricycle'he was riding In of the’..Mjion? tillo was the celebrant, the Rev. ness is the opportune time that reality has now spurred them we do not succeed in eliminating tinue to depend upon cooperation. Church, Hebron. 'Thg Rev. Doug- ■at Coventry Lake for their visits course at New Haven State Col- the street near his -home was A This waa the name given Joseph McCann the deacon, and for treatment. Delay can be to Join, the right side themselves. controls and price supports from Working with department heads, ’ F. Piitam offi<«ted. here. Jegre- struck by a car backing out of a by the ancient Greeks in Aris­ tlje Rev. Denniia Hussey the eub- lee » - ■ Freedman^a office -to coming Ijilerment vma in the family lot dangerous. Home, remedies I t means they do have to start some of our agricultural crops, a driveway. totle's time to a''supposed range deaoon. Mrs, Arlyne Garrit)( .was" months will work in trying to in St. Pqter's Cemetery. that may only temporarily over again, until they come out, in line has to be drawn, some place. Manehpttor Evening Herald Richard DanieLson, Colonial Rd., of mountains in . the interior of organist and soloist. Father'Hus­ Columbln oorreapendent Mrs. Don­ ^ Ito n , received cuts and bruises standardize the commodities the Africa. Mias Kirl':hain was the daughter relieve distress often give a Queens, on the same aide they fa­ And the egg Industry is a good towiv uses now, Freedman said this sey read the (x>mmittal service fit ’ Bike, CariCrasli,* ald R.- Tuttle, telephone ACademy on the head when his tricyele was of and Mrs. Fred C. Kirtcham. vored in Little Rock. In that, they place to^draiv it. In the first place. means "standardization, commit­ the grave in St. Bridgat’e Ceme-' simple ailment time to be- S-S4S6. . ^ hit by a car driven by John J. K el­ Q .— Which tides are referred tery. She;.,was born in Pittsfield, Masa., will discover something about L it­ It-Is no longer farming, which Is tees" will probably be formed to May 12, 1925. She was empleyed [Come serious. Only a physic Boy Bruises Hip ler, 84, 16 Birch St., according to to as neap tides? C arers were Mlchaei Geciaua- iron out differences in opinion be­ as a statistician''In advertising in cian-is competent to diag­ tle Reck, and something about exposed to those gambles of _ — >, I 'Colcheater State Police. A — When the moon and aun kaa, Charles Backtw. Herbert tween department heads on best New York. She was a ^lember of thcmaalvea they may not have weather which have always been Ntoe-year-old Douglas Phelpa Richard was Udten to Man­ makes. act directly against each other'— Crandall, Anthony Zudutas, W il­ nose the true cause of sick­ Playgrounds Hold St. Bartholomew’s E p i s c o J> a 1 tealized before but which must be one of the.^excUBes for rjbsldizing Jr., 40 Durant 8t., was token to chester Memorial Hospital where Htiidy Blanket Orders at the hrst and third quarters of liam Katchaveck and Martin ness and prescribe the prop­ he waa treated and diacharged. Church, New York. Her death oc- part of eventual solution of the essential farm crops. It is a factory Manchester Memorial Hospital by Race Event Today Also, hia office will analyze over tha moon — the high-wajer level Ondras. ■ er medication. police-this morning after hia bike Keller waa arreated fo r failure to the next year the "blanket orders" of the>^ tide stands at Its lowest ciu-red Wednesday while a patient ^ a t problem thla whole nation set-up, with about as much gamble takes teamwork! in St. Luke's Hoepital, N.Y.; after and a t:ar collided at Woodland St. obtain 4 Connecticut regiatratidn. which authorize department heads point, 'This is called neap tide. Mm. F. B. Fleming faces. This la a battle Inside people and risk in It aa there is In the The first event to the Recreation' a tadg llliieas. and Fleming Rd, to make a limited number ot pur- Mrs. F. B. Fleming, Encinitas, as well as in laws and courts, and production of a washing machine Douglas waa treated for a bruised Department's heavy schedule of chasea on .their own, outaide the Q — What tnd^en't inspired She atoo leave,, her mother, Mra. YOURPHYSICTAN Calif., mother of Mrs. Pascal Poe, Sarah El Kirkhiun, o f .Bradenton, It will be Inside people that the or an automobile. The gamble Is, To be fiond. . . . lo win, the crew must pull togeth*' alp and waa diacharged. special programs for playgrounds conaolidated bidding. Chopin to write his famqua "Fu- The. driver o f ' the car; John will take place tonight. Playground Picnic 37 Tsinner St., died tost. Wednea­ F7a.; a brother, Fred Kirkham o f CAN PHONE battle la finally won. then, purely one of what kind of The controller srtd the analysis neni Jdarch"? day, er. In a cloee race, one break in the rfiv-thm Flaherty, 31, IXt Hemlock 8t., was A Novelty. Race Night wUl be will show If staples ka,q> cropj Bradenton; and a Meter, Mrs. Mitchell 3-6321 I>Ptog A — 'This con\position does not A memorial service will be h'^kl market the egg or the washing Hartford National’s Check-Credit Plan takes the "if” out of buyng - (rivtog west on Woodland St. whan featured at all ten supervised Slated Tomorrow up. on tha blanket forms vhich Marjorie Hatoey of '.4evr York City. WHEN YOU NEED will mean defeat. express grief over the death of toniiHR to FkicinHas. From Inracl, WHh Friendship machine will find. There la Just as Douglas came out of Flfmto|r Rd. playgrounds. There will be such !puld more economically hkve been an individual, but expresses ths The Belmont FTinerai Home, Oolr A MEDICINE much reason for ' gusrantesihg (otog south, according to Patrol­ events as the Jelly bean race, bal­ The Recreation J>apa:^aafSt''~lii^ bought Uirtxigb the group bidding. Polish composer’s feelings over Chester, \.aa In' charge of the / man Allan Smith. The Mkc cpIUd- John Schneider funeral. Her sister-in-law, Mrs. “ We must ask," read an editorial profit to a washing machine manu­ Now you amnga a pn-cppnued line o f cradit aiid make your own losai iimidy loon race, crab race, one fo g g ** vitea all children and parents, if Another Improvement. VYeedman the loss of the independence of sd with the carta right front fond- race, shoe kick and others. they wiah, to attend the first week­ aald, is that under Martifl’a direc­ Rockville-^John Schneider, 67, Klrkham o f Hebron, was called In n newspaper in laraet the other We're like that, loo. Everyone^ from ihe person by writing a chick. Here’a aU you do: call or viint tha naaraat Hgrtfotd Nattonal his native land. facturer aa to an sgg factory. If sr, and Douglas was thrown to the Children Interested to participat­ ly 0cnlc aupper at their ten auper- tion the fiscal year 1969-80 begin­ of Feirvlcw Ave., Rockville, died home from her vacation 4n' Maine Pick up your [HTScrip- day, " if tiw hour la really ripe, 14 the washing machine factories of that answers your first phone call to the driver ofliea and M out a Check-Cndit appUcatioa. Onoa you’va deddad on tha n o o tU y ground. suddenly yesterday at his home. ing should go to the playground viaed playgrounds. ning July 1, will be the first in - Q —Why do we call profession­ to attend the funeral. yaara after the end of tha aecond Patrolman Kenneth Barker drove He . waa born in Switzerland, tion if shop^g 'Dear us, or tha oolmtry misjudge the market, that fills your fuel thnk must coordinate his efforts payment you want to make and thrbank pivrovaa your maximum endit, you’U ^ peareat their home before 8:45 this The supper begins at 6:30 tomor­ which all equipment to be bought al people and office workers file to the-hospital. evening. , . , row night and a fire will be built for town departments, la specifical­ Nov, 38, 1891, son of the late A l­ Joseph A. Luko let us deliver pnHnptly world war. for the ZionUt. Jewish and over-produce, they lose money with the team. ' -1 tm "white coilar" yorkers? Tooriva a folder containing tan £ dieckn Uae fheae dtocka juat aa yon wndd'lKiy No arrest waa made. The case Is at each playground. Children are ly listed to departmental appropria­ fred and Roaina Hany Schneider The funeral of Joseph A. Luko, without extra charge. A etoto of Israol to appear before the ■and „ome of then/go out of busi­ A-'-iThe txpression started whSn other check. . . uae them to buy tha thinga you and your family want and need •till under tovestigaUon., Dotiglgs <■ WON’T RBTlRBr INOEMAR urged to bring hotdoga and marah- tions. • and had lived in this area for the Newark, N. J., was held at the great man.f people entirust world isa a friend of a German ness. There Is no compelling rea­ ‘ha son of Mr. and M n.'Douglas mallows to roast over the open *171^ medhs, he said, that equto- medicine became a respectled pro­ last 85 years. -right-Mow: You pay nothing to join Chock-Credit; you pay nothing untfl you write New York. June 39 (AV-lage- fession and doctors began to wear Holmea Funeral Home at 9:30 th'to us with the responsibility ■tote," son. why egg factorlea should not W'e |N>raiatently work hard on teamwork. That's Pbfipa Sr. mar Johawmoa, the utm heavy, fire. ment aa well aa other eommoditiM He waa a member of the Apos­ morning. Burial waa in Newing­ your first chwtk. Check-Credit malna an ideal reMrve Jhmd for the family b u ^ t .^ will be fitted into the "echedolrf white collars as part of thalr uni- tolic Christian Church, a vetaran of fillipg their prescrip- W e have removed that question ha subject to the same harsh Igw, wrtght boxing champloa e f the fokms. ton Center- Cemetery, Newington- why we're winners. Phtme M l 9^59.v or TR It’e the modem, tow-ooat way to handle the fomOy’a ttme-payrnent fioaocing. Start OBnrs « IJ F E 8BNTENOE8 of purchaaea’’ to -soe if atandard- from Ita paHlcular context In cg- if, that is, we do tfitend to retain SevM Bodies Found werM, deaied a Swodlek report o f World W ar 1 and a retired Bearers were William F. Mul­ tiofafi. May we compound Boatqa, June 38 4^)—Oharlea iaaUon can be effected and inonay fanner. len JV,, Edward McG\)ir*, Robert dar to giro it iui affirmative 4n- 5'*3271 and learn about joining our Fuel Oil Cliib, r i ^ t now to be your own hanknr by joiaing the p iw c k -C i^ t Plan. _ today thsit he phuined to retire Q-nWhlch. to tha easternmost yours? an.y vestige of free enterprise, "BoU” Martin, 98, Who atlU has saved. < He leaves his wife, Mrs. Emily Briggs, Robert Lawton;* Eugene •tettlar, Ala., JtxM 29 -Tha aftor two naot* fighto. “ 1 ex- island .in tha Maditarranaan Sea? •Wor. Let there be friendahip be- which nVeans risk aa well as op­ pect to keep fighting.tor tbe 94 years to serve In priean, to­ Gerber Schneider; two-sons. Nor­ Heffeman and William Wamock. loaaa alaylng of a fMhar, moUifr A —The island o f Uyprua. twaon laraai and Oarmany: lat it portunity of gain. tnd their five cWldran oame to next Ifi years." the gfi-yaar-old day waa givea alx Ufe 'eea- YOUTH DIU>WN8 mal) Schneider of Jamsieport, DI., In ftaaad. on tha futurai let ft ttT (gilt wMh'dlaoovary o f the seven Swede said shortly beffre de- toneca to nerve arter he coae- Barkhamated. Juste 29 (JPj . Alan and -Wilbur Schneider' of Elling­ A A. DOWNEY DIES “Oor BafBtaUea pletea that ana trace, plus two YALE HOn STATUE ' to figugat »M forgive thii peat, in DELCO.HEAT •atUred bodtas a t this quiet oen- partlag by air for a Flertda va- McGuenness, 18, c( Watbersflald New . Haven. - June 39 (P>—Thrt ton; two daughtara, .Mrs. Boy Wallingford. JOn* 29 (M)—Jamas l i T o a r . iraj Alberta yaetorday. Rob- ealfoa. Ia Oeteberg, Og. Oosta aad a half y e a n la toe Houae of LuipBtotol of Toliahd and Mrs. A. Downey, 91, the fothar of ■0 fhr *8 that la pawdblq. ■-V taem drowned . yairtorday wban ha at- Tale University art gallery yes­ trt Raymoria 32-yaar-oM Karisaea, Jehaaaaoa’a perseaa; Oorreettaa oa top of the Ute Norman BaUOy of EUtogton; two ■toger Morton Downey, died yao^ ’ .But whan 'wa put the question — MANCHESTER OFFICE tamiAed tp wade acroaa tbo Wium~ terday annouBpod that a large ton of tlie.riatn man, «4 a ebargad phyeician aad advlaer, said apea terma—(or leadliig the, April 99 Ihgton Rivor, Ha wa* caxriad away broBse statue, "Draped Seated brothers,' William and Edward- terday;‘ fi^hls >oma Jm io . lit o to Us partloular eodtaxt In vRh murder, aarjvtag.freai New Tkrh that the Cotioord Refarmatory rlqt. Mar-^ by the currant whUe ha aad. aosM Woman," haa bean donated to the SetmeidOr, both ot Rockvllts; aad DowM^/ wai a tfusni^ Wi ^ fOMWMal to quastlon, wa find ? ZtM itioiim l B i til* vtatime.warj Raymond ehangton would Undk hliaaetf tt tta, eaavicted aa aa hahttwal friends wtth’ whohf he’d faaaa hik­ gkllbry >by Mr. land Mrs. Atox Hill' 10 graaiIcKlldreh. fotrt 1 ^ 1 I ntoo wuwating U to tha u u m raE co.ifc >snws WawOI a — aeinnr . Sook, M , ,a>ganMfo machauiic, bta ttoe tttla def asaeaefiB thaa gait. etlmtoal aad anaad tobher, alaoj ing wore cpoaatog from the wort may o f Nesk Terk City. I t to ths ruaaral asrvlcas w ill: k g m m M dea« aot adah to riak awos'a fi-yoar eealeaee/te fod-L itooaUli tn aaUoa aOq, UalRf , 3T, and t M r bank to tha ptafichraa in Paoplaa Britiak' sculptor Henry Wadftofiday at 1:30 GAI MAlMc STDMT MAHCNitUA. fkm NJury, the dahtor arai aatooritiea oai a^U another ■IrorMt on tbe «Mwt hawk.'jOtoto Meero; Hillman la a magnstop putn Apostolto Christian t'^ dsaltog <■ * Td^hoiM Bn M595w4locfcTil|#"' Phoiie TR B-3271 u i a v a T N v a i N c i i t a * 1 'IfotNoa' mkL ... rtahar. Hto Itow. ^0' J I ,5^.' . V- /

MANCHESTEft EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, C!ONN* MONDAY, JUNE 29, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. C»NK. MONDAY. JUNE 29. 1969 DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLR B U G S B U N N Y OUR BOARDING UOUSF Bfith MAJOR HOUPLE •UUrin on R t 44A: for dlvMon of Bolton Vamen Rd. lakBtront proporty Into two Iota and dlvteion of p ro p a ^ at tha comar Of Volpl ana Birch TAKS CARE HOW ViDU JEST, Antwar to FreW eusJSjrfo Mountain Rda Into two lota. lEAfclDER.ERE VOU AROUSE Lions Install * Tha Woman of St. Oaorga’a Bpla- 5AV, UNCL* 9ULSY— I MEAM MV ARTISTS WRATH .'.MV Housing Project TJ hb B a b y H a s eopal Church will maat tomorrow AMOS-^AdB YOU PAIMTING at 7:80 p.m. at tha homa of Mra. A PICTURE: OR JUST k3LL- ANCESTOR, GAINSBOROUGH New Officers HOOPLE, ONCE SK^EWeREO A AOKOM 2 Scant Charlaa W. Lathrop on KaaAay Dr. |H6 FLIES With YrtJR BlacUon of offlears will ba tha eMaf ?OH,HavnS£l HAPLESS CHAP WHO 3 Poor houting 9RU$H HICCUPPED DURING, .1 BuUdlnx lita 4 Kind of roof MarshgU P. LovBgrovs of South Itam of buitnaaa.. THATSA^REEF A HORTRAIT SITTING.' 4 Departed I Curved Beeia Named... Rd. was Installed presidant of tha PnMIe RMorSa m SPIDER PLAVIMG «-HAR-RlJMPH/ B**ror-- *• molding . Bolton Chaptar of Lloni Interna­ Town Clerk David Toomay ra- HOPXOTCH IM AN tifn B Centaur tional Friday. Al Abraham of Nor­ porta only about half tha antlclpat- ■ gOTTLE.' WORK IS SACRED TO ISPotm 7 Superlative wich, dlatrlct governor of Llona, ad dog lioenaa renawala have bean A HOOPLE.'y ItXraf fufflx officiated at the dinner event held laeuad to data. Deadline la July I. 14 Wharf B WhirlJ 1 $ I 0 ^ Michael, aon ef Mr. and Mra. Oeorga Danlaky, 110 at the Red Ember. Warrantee Deads: Edward R. la Mala child Opera by Congteaa St. Ha waa bom .Tuna 31 a t Manchaatar Memorial 9 Unaapiratad . Birda Lovegrove la a charter member and Helen R. Meioche to Albert D. vjt Vi «a 16 Mounte a . Verdi 38 40 Hospital. Hla raaterpal grandfather lais MicJiaal Ouraki, 110 Con- of the chapter and managar of and Harriett D. Coueh. OoOk Dr. hone 10 Old Engliih 38 rtaitie aLBoOdlBE 7»rdl graaeSt. HalHa Yuu a brother, Gregory, A- property; FVank M. and Dladye V. r - ' t.-v> ingradiante Fal*lB* Termlnlx Co. of New England. \ i _ II High velcaa court 43 Installed Aral vice president wee Barton to Robert M. and Bernice BY V. T. ^AML i n 20 Giwing oi)t II Gaelic 2 7 RebaUlou» 43 Atop Deane K lle^, aon of Mr. and .Mrs..Mrs, DDouglas Bunca. East Hart-, B. May. J+;, Bolton Center Rd.; E r­ a l l e y OOP 21 Negative votei 44 FoUowaw Stanley Nichols Jr.' of South Rd. 21 Oirl'f name 17 Perform, ford. He waa was bom June 33 at ManetManchester Memorial HoapiUl. Larry Flano of Carter St. became win W. and France# W.'Whltham. ouewiA MMS K m rtY PONOU V 0H.YIH..7HI* MV OKAR, THKT 2svawf at a tong 29 Etiential balnt 41 Bid* dlaoedw LUNATIC* UNCOvmP His ihatemal grandparents are Mr. and Mra. John Norlga, Bast second vice president. to Rena J. and Gladys I. Ooaselin. '^lOOKS UKB OUK \ «eXX>-UXKIN' NUMMT, THINK I oou»my wxxv - 24 Malt drinki 19 Lower 31 Weirder 47 Kaadla eta* unut-OLDmOL* I t o i v i a o n t *t . T w ie r >0U ' 00*NBT1V«l.V THB BOMCr NLlMtT Woman’tnama Cloy Hartford, and hia paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mra. Law- Raymond Negro was saated 'as Femwood Dr. aOTT-VH? 26 Employed 23 Rent again 33 41 renca F. Bunce, M8 Hartford Rd. He has i aistef. Karen, 314. Quitclaim Deed; Wellea M. Rle- VBKTS KIMOkOONC 27 Chemical State 38 Nullify 80 Limb seiMtary; Joseph Fontanella, se vCBAW, POTT r\T 34 treasurer; Sam Carllli, Lion tamer ley to Annie M. Sadd, Roeedale aufllx finunry John, aon of Mr. and Mrs. Gerard J.-Champagne, 19 30 Superdeial and Arthur Mann, tall twister. Di­ property. Diane -Dr„ Vernon. He waa bom June 32 at Manchaater Me­ rectors Installed were James Fin­ coat morial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. 32 Graek iiland r negan, Richard Morra and Riiasell Manchester Evening Herald Bol­ r■flr Bucltde F. LeDoux, Wllllmantlc, and his paternal grandmother lr?Vr4 ton correspondent, Dorla M. Potlerton Jr. 34 Dinner eoune Is Mrs. Yvonne Champagne, Wtlllmantlc. He has a brother, 38 Wipaa (wt N Demoorata Ciiaiiga Meeting DTtalla, telef^one MlteheH 8-5645. 3 r" r Charles Andre. 21 months; and two sisters, Christine Ann, 8V4. A Legal matter* 3 and Cheryl Ann,-4. The Democratic 'Town Commit­ 37 Rave ii tee will meet tonight at 8 o’cloolc r 14 • • # • • .10 Subterfuge at the Community Hall. The umi- Siitipsonfi Start 40 Sage /I) Cynthia Louise, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew McCuaker, 5“ . al meeting' night falle during the Ventilate 1 III, Sandy Beach Rd., Ellington. She waa bom June 25 at Rock­ 41 holiday weekenc’ which pronipted Summer Abroad 410 MIDDLE TPKLWEST 42 French river zl Ifp ville City Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. arid Mrs. i Francis W, Qooli Sr., Unlonville, and her paternal grandparents the change to tonight'. 48 Houaa \' y r tt are Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. McCusker Jr:, Newington. She has Mrs. R.. Kneeland Jonea Sr. of fr The Rev. and Mr*. Clifford O. ■djunete r 2 CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER i the committee haa announced that MANCHESTER Weave P four brothers, Andrew IV, }2, Michael. 10, Robert, 7, and Kevin, Simpson of Canter Congrega^onel 41 f eh persona who are interested In be­ H . Oreak. latter IT 2; and two sisters, Pamela, 8, and Eileen. 4. Church ea'ted for England Friday 81 1 82 Sun diik ing considered candidatea for t'. HatAsld Parish (3hurch, Hertford­ unusH SHORT RIBS BY PRANK O’NEAl Lakevlew Ter., Coventry. ‘ He was, born June 16 at Manchester Baseball News shire, next Sunday. Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandmother Is Mrs. Elisa­ Sheridan’s Garage leads the Their daughter Anne and her beth Greenwood, 326 Spruce St., and his paternal grandparents Junior Baseball program as it en husband. Mr. and Mra. Herman C. are Mr. and Mrs. George Small, 125 School St. He has a broth­ ters the final Week of play In .the Golnlk Jr., who have juet returned er, Michael John, 7 '4 : and a sister..Kathleen Mary, 6. first half of the scheduled season. from their - wedding trip to Vir­ FRESH-CUT-FROM U.S. GOVT. INSPECTED FRYERS *•••.• Flano Realty and M and M Oil ginia, will r eke their home In Terri-Ann, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Joseph „ Tramontana, Co. are tied for second place with a the Mancheater rsonag* for the Port L'yautey. North Africa. She was bom May 1 at Port Ly- 3-3 record. Bolton Dairy trails, summer. autey. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs, Charles P. having won only one of Its six Their eon Paul, a 1959 graduate Hubbard, 19 Bliss St., and her paternal grandparents are Mr. and LONG SA M BY AL CAPP and BOB LUBBERS games. of Obet’in College, ie aendng as • Mrs. Samuel Tramdritana, Buffalo, N. Y. She has a brother, Michaal Kutsavage, pitching for waterfront director at Trinity t all started when a Michael Charles, 2V4- Bolton -Dairy last' week In Its first R C6RTAIN SCULPTOR I IT WAS AW NEW N , X • * • • • Church Boys' Gamp In West Corn­ MAPS A PLASriC TORSO FOR THR SSNATOR— ' TORSO, OFFICER- victory, struck out 9 of the 13 bat­ wall, a camp for underprivileged USIN6 APOLLO AS A AVDDEL AND I'LL THANK TOO Karl Joachim, son of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Kramer. Parker Rd„ ters who faced him. He Is credited children. ^ 'I'S .'iS '"', MA«U» Somers. He was bom June 21 at Rockville City Hospital. Hts < s » i-31 by program officials with tnrning Martha, their >ounger daughter, matemali grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Jakob Gerster, Schwen- in the besT pitching performance la spending the summer as s CKEN UGS-BREASIS nlngen, 13^st Germany, .and hia paternal grandparents are Mr. of the young season.. junior counselor-in-tralnlng at and Mrs. Carl Kramer, Pforzheim, West Germany. The Bolton Dairy team will Buff Ledge Camp, Milton, Vt,. T^ATS WlfoHsY NUTHIN.' meet Sheridan’s at the school dia­ whdre she has l>een a camper for VWV7. ager, died Saturday after an III mond tonight at 6 o’clock. M and several years. Alabaipa^s Chief ness of several months. He was M and Flano will play their final The 'iev. Laurence J. Vincent, BUY BOTH OR known as "The mayor of 45th game of the first round Thursday. associate ri 1 n 1 s t e r of Center CHOOSE THE ^ E S ; For Sen. Kennedy Street." .lay Plante and Blaine Sherwood Church, is serving as acting pas­ &Oft. A PEEK BEHIND THESCENCS OF New York—EdMn W. Brand are being transferred from Dr. tor during the summer. PART YOU HOW A 6REAT AA®?ICAN WPUSTRV BlrminglM.m, Ala,, June 29 (JP>— 65, former head of Brand A Op Raymond Mozzer’s farm team, the 16 BOiaJ AND 6R0WS — IC6EP rjl. Mat. UA fiA OR. penhelmer, Inc., a ‘ cotton goods Foxea, this week. Plante will Join LIKE BEST Urrk%l»0. 4-2f Sen. Jo'hn Kennedy (D-Mass.) has TUNBD TV THIS (jOMC STRIP- ___ e tM* hr MA Arm, died Sunday. He waa born Bolton Dairy tonight to fili a va­ Extended Forecast ___ Uail "Trouble is, now that we've elected a captain- we .got a good chance o ' becoming prasi- In New York. cancy cauaed by the moving of a BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIELD demt and the country Mlould be Washington—Euatance L. Flor- family from town.' JU D O SA X O N no fit to play ball in!" Sherwood will move into M and Temperatures in Connecticut for tolerant of hia religious views said ance, 62, assistant to the president Tuesdsy through Ssturday will Gov, Johi|-JPagtenson of Alabama. of the Chesapeake and Potcnriac M Oil to complete its roster whi,ch has been short due to injury of aversge near normal to shout 4 The governor made the remarks Telephone Co., died Sunday of can­ degrees below normal. cer. He was born In Paris. one of the team members. Sunday in answer to criticism of Flano Reslty and Sheridan’s Hot Tuesday turning cooler l.m 'LE SPORTS B Y RO U SO N hla recent endorsement of Ken­ Miami, Fla. -pr Prince Thamer Tueadey night and Wednesday, Ben Abdul Aziz'Saud, 21. a broth­ Garage will open the second round nedy, a Roman Catholic, for the of pla.v In the baseball program warmer Thursday then cooler Democratic preeMentJal nomina­ er of King Ibn Saud of Saudi again Friday or Saturday, The nor­ Arabia, killed himself Saturday next Sunday at 2 p.m. at the mal mean tempergj.ure in the tion. achool field. The official Alabama Methodist by pouring gasoline on hia head, Hartford area during this period then lighting It. Police said mo­ Soma Ba-soball Scores is 73 degrees ranging from a daily publlca'tion — the Christian Advo­ Red Ember, the National League cate—called Patterson’s endorse­ tive for the suicide waa not known. high of 8.5 to a low of 81. Rainfall Pierre, S. D.—Carl Collins, 56, entry In the Intertown baseball ment "cause for regfret," and said during the period will on the aver­ project manager for earth work program defeated Columbia laat age total about one-quarter of an the Roman Catholic Church "Is on the giant Oahe and Fort Ran­ Tuesday, 8-4, but lost to Coventry more than a church— it la a polltl- inch occuring as showers or thun- SAVE CASH ....THEN, VERySMeOTKLy dall dams in the Missouri river, on Saturday, lD-3. They will play % ^ ca! power.” ershowers Wedne.sday or Thurs­ I w JESSICA 805WORTH died Sunday of a heart allmerd,. Columbia here tomorrow at 6 p.m. day. MOVES INVinNSLY Patteraon, In a' radio Interview Vienna, Austria —Herman. Leo­ Sheridan’s Gafage beat M and M TOWARD JUPD— AND ("Report to the People," on pold!, 70, famed In Austria and Oil, 10-5, in a game played Friday and S TA M P S I 4 % WAITS.' B . C. BY ;iOHNNY HART WBRC), said; abroad as a composer and per­ and Fiano Realty beat M and M. °"I don’t go along with ■ any • 1 former of popular music, died Sun­ 7-2, on Saturday. RANGE BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE' smear campaigns. A man’s re­ day of a heart attack. Ponticelli and Son Contractors I 1 ligion Is his personal bueineas,’’ beat a Hartford team, 12-6, yes­ IV t JUST50T10TALKT0 AREN'T TOU I'M BNlSHtD, I TILL yo u ; A HOUSE KIDOINS MYSELF, 7 M “As far as I know,” said P at­ RITES FOB SUPERMAN terday in a practice game played iUEL OIL soMiEooY, BUT... WA«NINS YOU'LL HAVE TO TURN IN AN UP FOR SELSCnON, BUT INSTEAD terson, Kennedy is the ’’«ily po­ Hollywood, June 29 (iPi—Fu at Highland Park Field in Hart­ Virus* NAVY FLYER... THlNfit, ACCIDENT REPORT...THEY'LL OP SHTINB A VROMOTION, tential c«ndl''*te for president neral services for actor George ford. The contractors will meet GASOLINE I'M T H R O .' CALL A DISPOSITION BOARD ON l U GET A STATUS C M A N tE ... A v.ho has visited all tlie southern Reeves will be held Wednesday In Colchester here Wednesday at 6 EXTRA FANCY-SWEET SOUTHERN ME AND FIND OUT THAT OLD DESK JOB... NO MORE JETFLYlNfi.. states In recent months. BOOM-BOOM, THE KOREAN ACE, k ANY WAY YOU ADD IT UP, X'AATHRU; the Wayside Chapel of ■ Gates, p.m. League officials are trying to f IS JUST PLAIN m iO W . "If elected he will be sympa­ Kingsley and Gates Mortuary. arrange a game for July 4 between thetic to the problems of the Temporary entombment for the local Ponticelli team and the BANTLY OIL South. television’s Superman ,wlll be in Manchester Ponticelli outAt. i -IMI’ i\r, "I don’t fpel that his religion i,s Woodlawn Mausoleum. The Bears and Foxes will play a going to seriously affert his H|g mother, Mrs. Helen Besao- practice game at Bolton Dairy Aeld 111 'IMS , irn i.i J J i chances." . lo, said the bod.v will be moved at 6(30 p.m. tomofrow. TEL Mllcl.rll 9-4SYS later to the family plot In Cincin­ BuUetiri Board s * nati, Ohio. ' The Zoning Board of Appeals UUCKVILLE TR 5-3271 Reeves died in his home of a will hold Its public hearing tomor- PEACHES ______Weekend Deaths bullet wound In the head June .16. ,row at 8 p.m. at the Community MOR'IY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLl Police say It -was suicide. Hall on applicationa for a gasoline By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ^ HI THERE. LCVELV Hudson. N. Y.—Dorothy Shaver, 61, the Arkansas girl who became MICKEY FINN bo y; watch aae WIMTHB3R MORNING, BY LANK LEONARD EVERYBOeV IN THIS . kSNT IT president of Lord A Tsylor’g big r m a - WINTHBOP? Fifth Avenue department store, y e a h h a : IT MAY HAVE tw a t s r ig h t; t A N P T H E m ; AT A QUARTER 1 Dorr KNOBv; 1 died Sunday. 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-X M G E ELEVEN / MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. OONNe MONDAY. JU N E 29. 1989 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. COI^N.. MONDAY. JUNE 29, 1959 if JflBl z . j _ IT THE Yankees Aaron Only Unanimous Choice Herald Atigi By Wilhelm and Burdette EARL YO ST Sox Twice Spwrto Editor .?fv >•/■ ^ Fenway Park. Date e^gct^ . S u ncidy ^ng Sunday, July 19, a doublefle^d- Likely All-Star Foes Fether'e Day, the one day eet er between the Red Sox and aalde each year for the man of the Cleveland Indiana. Joe Riley of houae. I'waa informed ahortiy af- Briatol will be gfoneral chalrmM. ter arising that I would not be . . . Trip to Indian Hill after toe New York, June 29 (/P)— *' th* Cincinnati Red* and ahorUlop called upon to perform any house­ session .was canceled when word Hoyt Wilhelm, Baltimore’s | Ernie Banks of ths Chicago (3ub8. hold chorea that my g o ^ wife was received that Ron Smith waa N ew Y ork . June 29 '''> ^‘ 1 » home ritn in the Perry, who relieved starter Gary' gel of the New 'fork Yankees snd given any Indication as to which! Inning to give Cleveland n 1<6 tri­ / FV^quent contributor"' of news Bell after the Red Sox had tied the pitchers they will name. Based 0n| have won only seven out of 71 on j blast off Fred Haney of the Braves are umph ever Boeton after the In­ Monday items to this desk about dog shows score. 4-4. In the lop of the seventh, authorized to add three more ^ their 1959 records, the following! diana won the opener, 5-i. "I thought the Yankees would is Doris Custer Hattln, women’s hurled one-hit ball the rest of the players for the second garnet ' may b* chosen: I rejlorter with the Courant, and a [S S ’r . in fift r place, 2 up on top by now,” Archie La- register his fifth victory although way to gain the decision. Circus Acts at Ball Park The manager had nothing to do PoMlbl# (Stoloea local woman. Today she climbed off the pace. WMthout Sunday, he needed help from Turk Lown in Score hurled a two-hitter and with the selection of the eight Nstionsi- Leagua--Righthanders Rochelle said early this a.m. Once they'd be in ftrat place with a .680 New Intermediate Sefasdnle again Sunday was a dismal day for the atalrs to report in person toe the ninth. was rewarded with hia eighth vic­ Elephants parade past White Sox’ dugout at Cdmisk^.v starters, not including pitcher*. Burdette of tha Bravea, Don Drya- i latest in toe world of dogdom percentage. It was the fifth Sunday this year tory when Baxes smashed a pitch Park between doUbteheader with Yankees .yesterday. The player* themselves picked the dale. Dodgers: Blfoy Faca, Pl-i the. men of Casey Stengel, a double on a local scale..Jimmy O’Leary, j Beginning toia weak all Inter- I loss being inflicted by the Cleve­ The Sunday aign prevailed again ■ that the Yankee* have been dealt by rookie lefthander Ted Willa for Bill Veeck, president of the Sox, brought in the Cristiani eight starter*. I rates, snd Don Newcomb*. Red*. |I mediate Baeaball League games at Trick Dog with Debby Donovan Largest Dog with Hank Wittke veteran baseball umpire who has yesterday as the While Sox in- ^ defeat and the third in a a home run In the seventh. Score I The lefthanders may b* Johnny| Best in Show with Ann <',anipbell land Indians. Had the Yankees defied Father Time b> gtUl calling Bros, circus to entertain .some 40,000 fans. Parading National Alartera I the W ilt Side Oval will be plAyed (Herald Photoa by Satemia) swept the twinblll, New York flicted a i row. They have won one Sunday fanned seven. The only unanimoiia aeipetion , Antnnslli. Oisnls: WirrSn Spahn, on Monday and Tuesday nlgnte in- games, got around to talking Yankees, 9-2 and 4-2 to capture Uoubleheader and split three. • * * around the field were dancing stallions, nine plodding , Braves: .lohnny Podres, Dodgers, would have been atop the Ameri­ about strawberries and 8ald that was Milwaukee'* Henry Aaron, ' tusd of the Mqnday-Wedaeaday can League standings; It looks like the series, ■ three games to one. SENATORS 7, A’S 8—Harmon elephants, beautiful girls, midgets, giants, clowns and I and Wilmer Mlzell, Cardinal*, ! ichedule aa in toe post. The shift when he was a youngster re­ Despite the double victory, Chi who Joined San Francisco's Willie It will take longer than usual but TIOER.S 7, ORIOLES 2—Sunday Killebrew and Jim Lemon batted in acrobats. (AP Photofax) Mays and I-o* Angeles' Wally j American League Rlght- I waa made so -as to allow the Twl- ceived a'penny for each quart ha cago failed to pick up ground on also has been a big day for Charlie three runs apiece for Washington the Yaiika, in my crystal ball, will picked and store prices were a Moon in the National League out­ I handers Wilhelm. Orioles; Frank < light Baseball Leagua\to play Its Inky Wins Best in Show Oilers Score Victory still wind up at the head of the the Indians, who swept a pair , Maxwell of Detroit. The lefthanded as Russ Kemmerer went all the field. Two other Bravee catcher I Ijiry. Tigers: Ryne Duren. Yan­ i gamee^on Wednesday and Friday. nickle to a dime a buket, these from Boston, 5-4 and 1-0 Detroit , hitting outfielder clubbed hia 16th way for hi* fifth victory. How’ard pack.. .Rain again this day and I figures being considerably less ^ Del Crandall and third baseman kees; Early Wynn. White Box; talked with Bob Oliver, local stock climbed past the Yartkee.s into ; home run with a man on base in Reed, making his first start for the Eddie Mathews made the N.L j and Cal McLiah, Indians. The left- than what we pay today. .Bolton A's, was the loaer. Killebrew had I Jack Frailey of OeveMnd, car owner and enthusiast, via the fourth place with a 7-2 triumph j the third inning. It was the ninth team, along with first hsseman ; handerii figure to be Herb Score. ' Ohio. Masaachusetta Institute of farmer Leonard GigUo, who is also over Baltimore and Washington Uime Maxwell his homerad on Suh- a double and single. The defeat 8TANDIN08 In Canine Competition telephone. Bob's car came in sec­ fine duck pin bowler, said his Orlando Cepeda of ths Giant*, sec­ Indiana: Whltev Ford. Yankee* 'Technology crew coach, - is en Behind BUI Risley ond in the feature race Saturday cllmbed into sixth place with a 7-3 j day and it helped the Tigers ovse- dropped the A s Into lai^t place. I and Billv Plercs. While Sox. expert on guided mlselles. Na^nal L«m;ue berry crop was poor, toe berries ond haaemsn .lohnny Temple of W L at Riverside through a mix-up In a being so small they were' pot Inky, a Chihuahua, acoo-ed three* 1? Red, owned by Riidi Wittke, restart, yet split first and second Green Manor ...... A 3 INTERNATIONAL worto picking. .Rain postponed flrata. including Beat in Show, to 9, Bank SU Former University of Connecticut standout Bill Risley place money with the Zero ca r ... the fight in New York between Medica ...... « 3 2. Timmy, owned by Jessica i j t t i j : l e a g u e Umpires’ meeting at night at the — .1 ■ Southpaws Big Hope take top honors in the Dog Show pitched a strong two-hitter yesterday afternoon as Moriarty Patterson and Johansson and I Man. Auto Parta 6 * Kilmer, M), Arcellla Dr. Aceto & Sylvester (9-4) moved West Side Rec found a good at­ Amorioan 1-eogiie National. League Moriarty'a ...... 8 7 laat Saturday at the Weat Side Bros, trimmed host Suffield 5-1 in a Farmington Valley altered my evening plans, not that 3. Jocko,- owned hy Edmund into a tie for first place with Nor­ tendance. Sessions are always pro­ I^was going to take In toe battle, Yesterday’s Rraulta Yesterday's Reault* Garden Grove ...... 3 10 Oval sponsored by the Manchester Mikolowski, 7, "Cooper Hill St. man's after Saturday's e u y 16-2 League contest. Risley, who picked up his second win in as St. Louis 9-11, Cincinnati 7-8. many starts. Walked only two bat-*-----^ ^ ------ductive, rehashing unusual and but I planned to listen to the ra­ Dodgers Within Game Cleveland 5-1, Boston 4-0. InteriiaUonal l.«a)cne Kennel Club and Ken-L Ration. In- Best pared for by a Boy: conquest of Pagani Cater'era (1-11) tricky play situations, as well as Milwaukee 2. Chicago 1. Aceto * Sylveater ---- 9 4 .692 I jjy handled by Ann Campbell, ters .and fanned 15 in the game dio broadcast. I didn’t bother Chicago 9-4, New. York 2-2. San Fi'anciaro 6, Philadelphia A. glri: at Verplanck Field. Little Lenny in the Hartford Twilight League. regular business matters. Pete wiriting in for a free press stlcket, American I.«agiie ' Norman'a ...... ® 4 .692 ' 12, of Hartford. 1. Jet, owned by Cherile Gib­ Kearns (double, two singlet, three which was completed in two hours' Tonight they engage the Robinson Detroit 7. Baltimore 2. Iy>* Angeles 9, Pittsburgh 4 ..633 and 15 minutes. Staum, former fine baseball, bas­ feeling that the fiasco wouldn’t be .Batting — Kuenn. Detroit. .355; : Anaaldi'a ...... 7 * The Best in Sh6w winner waa son,. 13, Pleasant St. RBI) and Frankie "Vaccaro and Builders and Thursday meet Pratt ketball and football player, now Washington 7. Kansas City 3. W. L. Pet. G.B. ’Lawyera ...... # 7 .462 The little righthander was worth tofe time and effort. I could Runnels. Boston, .352; Kaline.. De- \ Of Leading Milwaukee also tops in the Best Costume and 2. Klrj, owned by Donna Cole­ Joe Savino, each with tw:o singles, & Whitney Aircraft in 6:15 games turned golfer, preaided at the West G.B. ' Milwaukee . . . . 42 30 .583 Pa«;ani'B ...... 1 H .083 paced the victor’s 11-hlt attack. never in serlou# trouble. Only Ted be wrong but I’ll have to wait and toolt, .344: Fox, (Urticago. .325; . Cleveland ...... 39 30 .565 I t»a Angelea . ... 4.3 .33 .566 1 Smallest categories. Dressed as a man, 8, Lydal'. St. at Colt's Park. Moriarty's next Side Rec. see.. National Farm Leafcue 3. Tiger, owned by Connie Witt­ Tommy Fitzgerald collected ■ two Curcio’s liner to rightfield, which FVL encounter is at the Wethers­ Woodling, Baltimore. .319. Chicago ...... 3 9 -.32 ,549 1 San Fiancisco . 41 3.3 .554 2 ballerina, with a bouffant ruffled Runs — Killebrew. Washington. W L Pet. skirl, huge bow on tiny head, pink ke. 6, Bank St. singles for Paganl's. got past Dick Kaclnski (he slipped field Prison Sunday, July 12. New York, June 29 j'j Pittsburgh . . . . 38 37 .507 5ti and fell) and went for a home run Tuesday Friday 57; Power, Cleveland. 56; Yost. De- I Plratea ...... S 0 1.000 collar and lead, with pink ballerina Brat CareKi for a Boy: A & S ...... 004 74X-1B-10-0 Moriarty Bros. (5) the world heavyweight boxing title by unleashing a murder­ Detroit ...... 37 .35 .514 S ', Chicago ...... <> 36 36 .500 6 Philliea ...... 4 2 .667 Paganlis...... 000 002- 2 6-1 in the ninth inning, was labeled a Big Three at the Optical Style I'/e been too busy trying to troit. 55; Mantle. New 52: | St. Louis ...... 34 33 .472 8 slippers. Inky started out the af­ 1. Yankee Squire, owned by AR R HFO A F. Bar, Les Christensen, Andy Lind' ous right hand. Los'Angeles’ Dodgers are hoping to win the New York . . . . .36 35 .507 4 Bravea ...... ? 1, .667 Gilbert, Hassett (6) and McNeill, solid blow. Suffield left only one Rfiih, 2b ...... 5 0 0 1 3 n sell houses to -visit,” Lefty Bray .Tensen." Boston and Aparicio. Chi­ Washington ...3 2 .39 .451 8 Cincinnati __ .32 41 .438 10 4 5 .167 ternoon's activity by winning the Kingsley Carpenter, II, 13, Bolton...... berg and Harold Davy, took time National League baseball championship with left hands. . . Gianta ...... 1 2. Red, owned by Rudl Wjttke. Vaccaro (6); Reale, McCann (5), runner stranded, and aside from Cyr, BR . 5 1 .3 2 3 (1 reported when he stopped for a cago, 49. Boston ...... 31 .39 .443 8 ', Philadelphia . . 26 44 .371 15 5 .167 first event. Costume, and then Curclo's two-out poke, failed to Alemany. cf . A 1 2 0 0 (1 off from their opening day schedule Dod^ra Onlshed the same way with Best in 3. Foxy, owned by Thomas Ray, Anderson (6) and Reiser. WojcJk, c ...... 4 1 16 0 few minutes in the Sports De­ Runs Batted In — Killebrew, three of them. . . belonging to^— ------^ ;; Kansas City . .SO 38 .441 8 ', Today’# 8k'hediile IntemaHonal Farm l.eaRi)e get a runner to second base. at their brand new location to talk southpaw pitchers Johnnyhnnv Pftrtr Podres.#*- Show. 9, Lyness St. INTERMEDIATE I.JBAGUE Maneffcria, 3b ...... 3 1 1 0 0 0 partment. No longer can Bray Washington: 59: .Skowron. New mitted five hits and fanned seven San Francisco al Los Angeles. W L Pet. Slow In Warming Up Moriarty. lb ...... 4 2 9 3 (1 about baseball when I visited. Davy claim the title as Boaton^s No. 1 --York, 54'; Jensen. Boston. 52. Co- Sandy Koufax and Danny Mc- Today’s Schedule II p.m.—Sanford (7-6i v#. Craig 2 .714 Entries were from Hartford, Trick Dog: John IjUcaa pitched two-hit’ bail, McGuire, If ...... , 4 0 0 0 0 (1 is a former Little League coach and cubs, Aceto A Sylvester .. .. .5 struck'out 15 batters and knocked Once again the Oilers were a lit­ Karinflki. rf ...... 3 0 0 0 0 c baseball fan in Manchester. That lavito, Cleveland, 5}: Kaline, De­ Devltt. Johnny Logan, Braves’ short­ Kansas City at Detroit. 2:30 p.m. l(2-0i. Lawyers ...... 4 2 .667 Wapping, East Hartford, Bolton, 1. Patrick, owned by Deborah tle slow in warming up to the task LIndberg reported, that when he Thanks to toes' three lefthand­ Daley (7-5) va. Bunning (7-6). Donovan, 11, .Terryviile. in two runs as Pontlcelli's blanked RIsloy, p ...... 2 0 0 0 2 0 honor, I suppose, goes to Chris troit and Lemon. Washington, .50 stop, waa lost to" the team for 10 I Only Game Scheduled. Norman'a ...... 4 3 .571 Terryviile and MancheaUr. at hand. Finally in the sixth in­ played' baseball he had only one ers, the Dodgers today are in sec­ ^Only Game Scheduled Tnmorrew’s Schedule 2. Ming Tu, owned by Martha Nassiff Arms 7-0 Saturday night at Total .. 36 5 9 27 12 0 Glenney with Karl Keller a close Hits—Runnels. Boston and Fox. day* when he w*# spiked on the Paganl’s ...... 3 S .500 Summaries: ning singles by Bemle Alemany .1 weakness—a pitched ball . . Mrs. second. Chris doesn’t own stock in Chicago. 9 t; Kuenn. Detroit, 92; ond place, only g game behind the Tomorrow’# Schedule I Pittsburgh at Phtladelphta, 8:05 ... 0 6 .000 Best Costumed Dog: Vennart. 6, Weaver Rd. Mt. Nebo. Hank Pedemonte and Sufrield eague^ Mathews' 23rd home run and Del i eight times. own mind, makes decisions and Goteborg, Sweden, June 29 (A^ — the $57,000 Chicago Open. badly cut eye. Referee Bill Taylor won't tolerate dirtallon. Johanseon. v.-’ - ' speaks English World Heavyweight Champion In- He credited his garden In Daly had Lynch winning by two pouita, best marathon runners and com­ Batting — Aaron. Milwaukee. Crandall * scoring oingle after first | Jeriv Lvnch got five hit* in the peted here in the Turkey Day race Rocky Marciano and Floyd Pat­ roseonsbly well, seldom ducked t gemar Johansson of Sweden will <31ty, Calif., a suburb of San proof that we both saw the same .881; White. Si. Louis. .346; Ce­ baaeman Dale Long had dropped ; two games for the Reds and Don question, even an emharraseing several times in the esu-ly 1930s his foul popup were enough for ; Blaaingame, .loe Cunningham and terson are fine, int’elligcnt in­ fight only two more matches be­ Francisco,. and the wind at Glen- fight . . Graham Holmes, former peda. Ssn Francisco and Cunning­ dividuals but they were gripped in on*. fore retiring from boxing, his per- eagles Country Club with helping Manchester, fighter, now on the . ;■ . Shocking. That’s ' what the ham, St. Louis, .339; Stuart, Juan Pizarro to register hi* first 1 Dick Giav got four hit* each for result of the Patterpon-Jphansson Sevengali- relationships by One of the first questions tossed so'nal physician and advisor, Gosta bring him Uie $9,000 first award comeback trail, reported that he Pittsburgh. .337. triumph for Milwaukee I the Redbirda. The Reds lost catch- fight turned out to be. Practically their managers. Al Weill and Cus at him last Novemlier was "Howi Karlsson said on his arrival to yesterday. would like ‘‘Just one fight against a Runs—Mathews, Milwaukeci 60; The lefthander, recalled only five ^ er Ed Bailey for a week or ao with about your disquaHfleation at Hel­ every sportswriter in the country day* ago' from Louisville, per- | a split finger. D'Amatp. Rocky resented and fi­ lUIUlUlHUi day from New York. In repeating for the tourna­ name fighter. If I won, I would con­ Pinson, Cincinnati, 58; Mays, San nally rebelled against his portly sinki in 1962?" w ment’s crown, Venturi drillecTshots tinue. If I lost, then I would quit waa dead -wrong in their predic­ Franciaco, 561. Neal. Los Angelea, "He will defend his title against tions os the S ^ ^ e flattener’ the manager's dictatorial method* and ! Johan. irrmvel Elks ...... 5 2 Dora Kellner and Ted Bantly 106 the $25,000 Insurance (!fity Open first five months this year. Wall night with Wally Fortin at the Marinee va. , BiH'a, 6;15--Rob- Ponticelli’s ...... -.,.4 2 LADIES' DAY at toe Wethersfield County Club Stitch bfst Guy Sumlin, Jimmy and dirt selling liusiriess. As he 28-78; Evelyn Bipwne and Stan won over $36,000 wdth victories in Boat Bide Rsc or contact League Beschsm snd Caspar Ortaga in trlson. moved up in the pro rank# hi* 1st National Bank .,.,4 2 EVERY WEDNBDAY . Davis 108-30-78. OR July 16-19. These two stars Join the Bing Crosby, Azalea end the Director Ronnie, Delgle. , WalnuU. va. Willia, 8:80- Rob- Bantly Oil ...... /.4 8 defending champ, Jackje. Burke his most rscent sUrts. Sawyer, busineaa grew bigger. L. 9 AJ«. to 5 PJU. , Low gross—Eunice MarkowsU Jilaaters plus second place flnlshba -- -.1.^11,..III., I.M ^ ^ who hoe lost opiy two fights in 21 ertoon. But always, he oaya, "Boxing Ncaeiff A r m s ...... 3 4 and Dr. Erie Kellner 100-20-80. ■Jt.,. Ted Kroll and young Don at Los Angeles, Phoenix, Greens­ FN Storea va. North Ends, 6:16 Orean M a n or...... 8 4 “Your GuarantiMr^ui’ 39 Whitt in'toe field, of the Greater OHUROH SOFTBALL LEAGUE starts, bowsd to Benny (K16) cante first. That's whsre I got my " , KIOKERB boro and the Tournament of Paret on epntrovereisl decision —Mt. Nebo. money.” . Manchester Trust ...,.8 4 I'■UII Years Of Dependable N Low neti—Dave Smith n6i-80-78 Hartford Junior Chamber |of Com­ Champions. Art will be making his Btaadlng* Knjoka va. Nata. 6 :8 0 -Oval. Fire A ifollce ...... 1 6 ’ merce sponsored event. . W 1# Pet June I St St-.-’N16holee In Hoodpieked Oppooeats I '9 Service” CONN. GOLF l X n D and Ed Dymon 106-20-86. eighth appearance at Wethersfield - Tueodoy June 60 m-. JUNCTION ROUTE 15 and 88—E X lt 98 The elfin qulet-spokeo Wall has New York. . , Ahlquiot, listed as JoHaneeon’s and haa won over $5,000 In the In­ Temple Beth . . '...... 7 » .778 Stolen Bases— Neal, Los An­ ^ • FTIOM HARTFORD AT TALOOTrVHXE had the greateet record in golf North Methodift . . .w .6 2 .714 An outdoor show in Providence. Naaoirr va. FNB. 6:16—Chor- "adviser,” promoted to* husky surance caty Open tournament!. fighter's 18 bouU 'n Sweden. He geles. IS: Bloslngame, St. Louis, 336 NORTH MAIN ST.^ Film patrol movies of ths con­ history since last 'July' when he The ICO vrill begin with a Pro- eSvitan ...... - ...... 6 8 J25 R. I., Monday finds three Newjiiter oek: im^ F.*M. teKiiftt PI - DING MATERIALS V dPEOlAL FEE 7S« FOB 18 HOLES Greon Manor va. Bantly,'6;16— handptdked the j^ppomenis. 11; T. Taylor, Ohicego end May*, ■ -t- ' troversial 1958 Laursl Intama- Ued for 2nd in the 1958 ICO. He K of C ...... 4 4 .500 I n la n d ehomplonshlpo at stake CLUBS and BALLS FURNISHED Amateur toumaiqait on the I6th But R WM IngosMir. hlmeelf, ■on Francisco, 10; Pinaon and tlonM huso war# used in a sarlas of eloeed. the 1958 compalfn with of July with oU profits of the day ■L Mary’s .6. 6 .500 in 12-round matohea, Keenay. ' -sl^p^nr; : yMRt R FUEL 'w TEL MI 9-5258 Wrpt lastmetlons—Snnnk Bar aad Loonga who hod the finai word' en the RoMnaon, dnetimeU abd OUllom Isotiirsa sponsored by tha Aus- viotorlee In the B u tem and Rub­ being turned over Vnlver' ter Cengoo ...... -,,8 *6' .376 Jackson Brown of Beaton rlslu Ajiooldl va. Lawyeni, fi>-Var- to too ^ Moon. Lea ABgolea, 9. ThtUl[’p u e k a j . t y oBventuia i t' TiiiM -la • v u a a t r *... trail an Jo«d|;sy C3ub fii lydsay. . ber City Opert and. ended up the elty o< Hartford. i . Beptlet » . . t • .100 the s a id ^ title ogeinet, WUUe ptonok. Wg \ . 01 ■ ' V ■ ■■ "■ ■ ' " t ". : ■ ’I T ' •T /

■.-i.il:. ■ MANCTIESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCMB8TBR. OONN., MONDAY, JUNE 29. 1959 p a g e ■i'um fi't e ii MANCHESTER feVENINO HERALD^ MANCHESTER. CONN, MONDAY, JUNE 29, 19B9 Rooms Without BoenI 59 Summer Homes for Rent 67 Ho u s m fo r S alt 72 Ho usm for Sale 7 * Houom for Solo U Rockville-V ernpn Hoi^pital Notes TnUkira t«A i'HKRE OUGHTA BB A LAW BY FAGALY and 8UOB1BN ArtIdM F»r Sala a t t r a c t iv e room in quiet home ANDOVER—Lokefront 4 room cot­ FIVE ROOM RANCH - Full base 1 NINE ROOM house. Revenue next to I hath and ahower. Free tage. Boat, two fireplaces, shower, ment with fireplace. Plastered from 4 fuirnlthed rooms t- *50 Uaed SoMa .. •••«**4»* 110460 visiting Heoni Adidin 2 to t ItU PEEItijUUS Malnltner. Exeat- TOR dAUC-UsM lumber from, parking. MI 9-0887. hot water. MI *-!ftS15, MI 9-8747. walla, full insulation, A 3-5002. Built-in stove and oven, eernar fire­ COPY CL08LNG TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. old. Portable *118. Call MI 9-0244 Centeror SiT m i able June 27 through .August 1. 4 room house, modem, many, place, attached garage, covered Church, RodkYl^ie, yesterday ob­ Egan, Sumald. Call after 6 p.m. MI 9-8856. *14,800—Raducad. Extra large < MUNDAt l>Wi WMPAt 1»:W AJt.—SATUBPAIf t A At PREPARE TOR drlvor'a ten; any Um*.’ 15 Oak Street extras. A buy at *10,900. paUo. 820,900. R. F. mmoek Oo., fialahad'B raom eapa, base served the 40th anniversary of his ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Ron­ A|tea Id. to 60. Driving and claaa- Realtor^ MI 9-8948, or "orbara ment garagt. ordination. A aervloe yesterday ald Robidaa, Covontry; Oany Open. Tbur*d*y evening* until 6 ItOOM NEAR heth ' (or a gentle­ •tioVENTRY LAKEt- 4 room cot- 5H room custom ranch, garage, aftamoon "as held In the church PLEASE READ YOUR AU^ room. Three Inatructlona. No wait­ man. Parking. 84 High St. tage, modem conveniences. Call Woods, 9-7702, Robert Murdock, tl4,T00-Aakliig. Six tinlahad Cape. Smith, 307 Gardner St.; .Toniaa Me- ing. Mancheeter Driving Acade­ PHILOO AIR conditlhher. Uka Clo*ed Mondays large lot. Owner tranoferred Sac­ Ml 34472. and a reception and fellowship Quada, Glaatonbury; Mrs. Julia new, *100 Value *890.'MI 8-8189. PI 2-'7658 rifice, *16.900. (Sty water aad sewar hour followed. mt “Want AAi^ u« tekcB ovw tka my. PI 2-72«. Aaaume money saving Cook, 67 Benton St.; Harold Mor- ~ - - ——am, Ik * akvarttow •kooW r**d kl* ml Ui* iR b s I DAV IT r o o m t o r e n t . Inquire &) m The Rev. Ralpli J. Kelley, pastor anaon, Ellington: Mra. Dorothy MORTLOt^C'B Mancheater'a lead­ JU8ED—One-quarter and one-third t h r e e -p ie c e living room ■at. TO RENT for the season, fur. Short way out. Excellent 4 room 4% mortgage. A P P B A H S u M BICPOBT EBRUB8 la Ilia* for tk* au1 Gerard 8t. - nished cottage at Bolton Lake. Ap­ of Sacred Heart Ch>:r«h In Ver­ Rfoble. 298 Main S i; Mlsa Shirley ing driving acbool. Three akllled h.p. Wagner electric motor*, on Reasonable. MI 8-4896. expandable modem home^ garage, ROCKLBDOE—New 9 room ranch. *16,000~ Near St, James School. ^ Haa. Ik * BaraM k'raapoaalbl* for only ON^ lacorroe* or oitftM metal stands. Ideal for home work ply Edward J. Holl, MI .3-8117. non, Saturday celebrated the 28lh Graff,' 148 Autumn e i : Sandra f*r an* adawUMaaaat aad tiioa oaly' ta tk* *steat of a courteoua Inatnietora. Claaa room ATTRACTIVE bedroom >eith con private beach. Many extras. Aa- 1% hatha, attached garage venr Laiga 7 room Capa. * tin- anniversary of hla ordination as Jackson, 334 Summit St.; Jonmh ■hop Or many other uses. *18 each ELECTRIC STOVE, *78.. Electric sume large G.I. mortgage. *10,800. ••nMka good" iMerttoa. Error* arkick da aot leaaaa Ik* *f instruction* for 16,. 16, 17 .'year dryer, *78. Refrigerator, *28. Ml necHng livlnit room. Also ringle CAPE Cod cottage. Sandwich. Cape large living room, |lS,900 R. F. iahed, plastered walla, for­ a priest. He war also honored at Alliod, 404 Hartford Rd.; Walter olda. Telephone Mr. Mortlock, complete. 10 fire exUnguiahera, Dlmock Oo., Realtor, MI . n42'8, mal dining room, conven­ tHa t f l i r l S^MiiiBt w ill aot k* correetad by “a i*k * good’ laaortloa. *10 each. 10 hydraulic door checks, 8-0098. room. In quiet home to refined Cod. 8 room cottage heat, hot .New 3 bedroom ranch. H acre a reTSnlion by his pariahoners DeUale, 173 Darning S i; Mra. Director of Driver Education. gentleman. Central. A(I 9-7410. water, fireplace.'shower, and bath, or Robert Murdock, Ml I44T2, Bar­ ient locattan, city utilities. and friends. Florence Komglebel, 39 Bank St.; *10 each. Ml 9-0474. land. Builder moving cut of state. bara Woods, MI 9-7702. roOT CoopiaiATioN wnx n :*,! 1^1 3 .2 7 1 1 MI 0-7398. beach nearby. Cali MI 3-8557. Full price. *1S,3Q0. ,. $14,000—Aaktng. Main St., large 4 Dr. Jaxheimer was presented janlce Bedard, 143 Eldrtdge S i; 86” GAS RAIart- overaiiad 24x86,. Near 'nvera city water, sewer, aide- St., Rockville; Robert Yomtg, 75 tiOST—GRAY cat called Smoky, i OLDER CARS, mechanica spa­ wheel Instruction fOr isar.agers. 3-0817. WANTED -Five or 6 room modem school — complete four. $18,400 the congregation. legB ioam. Also, sand atone, ment, centrally located, heat in­ MI 3-6930 or MI 9-5524 walk, bus Una, 70X268' lot. Al the Children'a Day, servicee Kev. R. J. Kelley' N, Elm St.; Frederick MInney, 48 red -collar vicinity Tower Rd t ciala. flxil youraelf c*js> alwaya MI *-8076. gravel, fill. MI 8,8603. cluded, *90. Call Ml 9-6808. house In Manchester. MI 3-7167. (first deporit holds). R. F. \ Ideal (or large family or **“ • - xrt a.gj3d : a g o ^ aelection. L^k behind our Dlmock Co. Realtor. M3 9-6i948. he was given gifts by Supt. ICver- St. Paul Dr Children's pet. MANCHESTER, 81 Bretton Rd. — professional offices. ADMIITED TODAY: Brendn office. Douglas Motor*. 38* Main. EARLY’S DRIVING School—stand­ FORD STA’nON wagon, utility NORGE AUTOMATIC washer, in FIVE r o o m s , second floor ot Barbara Woods Ml 9-TT03 • RoV etl Thuinmler on behalf of the ard and automatic dual controlled excellent condition. 88 Wells St. Excellent one owner 5 room Boudle. RTO 2, Ho<*ville: Mra. lOST—Lady’a Gruen watch, vicin­ trailer, disc harrow, large fan. Manchester Green home, on bus Business Property for Sale 70 art Murdock MI S44T9. BOLTON Sunday Schoo., Elizabeth Hunter, Wilkin WlIkinBr ity Shopping Parkade. Call MI NEED A CAR and had your credit jcars. Class room Instructions for PI 2-7211. ranch, two bedrooms, ful' tile In the aflernorm aervice for Dr Long W ill Seek REFRIGERATORS — Frlgldaire, line. Call MI 9-5201 or MI 4-1302. bath, garage, has concrete drive, burg; Robert Parmaktan, 81 A^ *-6888.______turned down? Short on down pay­ 15-18-17 year olds. For day and BUILDING, nearly an acre. Easily *10,900—Oook Drive, 4 roo'm ranch, Jaxheimer. the Rev. Hennan F ment? Had a repossession? Don’t TOR SALE^-Westlnghouse 2-way ^Phlloo, GE and other famous large ilving room with fireplace vine Pi. ' _ evening appointments call Mr. NEAR MAIN ST. First floor, clean converted. Priced to sell Rawlson large garage, amesite Vesper, pastor of St. Paul's BIRTHS SATURDAY; A SOn to NOTICE IS HEREBY given that give up! See Douglas Motors, get Early, MI 9-8878. Building— Contracting 14 Help Wanted— Female 35 Help Wanted— room or 2-way window fan. Slight­ makes. Factory rebuilt. Guaran­ 5-room fiat, bil heat, storm win­ Realtor. AD 8-2333. Mr. Coleman, two nice porches. Pull plaster HILLSIDE MANOR, Vernon - drive. Church, Terryville, delivered the Divorce, Push house, radiant heat. Priced right. Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Bkiimyr, Pass Book No. S8 8040, issued by the. lowdown on the lowest dOwm Male or Female 37 ly used. Price reasonable. MI teed In working order. Gas and dows, garage for quiet 'amlly. MI CH 7-2372. Clhooae your own high wuode'* lot. *14,900—New 814 room ranch, sermon The Rev. Thomas B The Savings Bank of Manchester and smallest payments dnywhere. ALL ’TYPES of carpentry work 9-6487 lifter 0 ,p.m. electric- All types. All sizes, sacri- 3-0993. Shown by appointment only. For your n6w Ranch, Split or Co­ Windsor Locka; a daughter ta Mr. DEMONSTRATORS basement garage, 1 acres Kline of St. Paul's Church, Weth and Mre. A. Michael Eccellenta 46 h u been lost and application haa Not a small loan or finance com­ Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 done, alteratlona, dormers, roof­ Exciting' HOP Party Plan OPENINGS for part-time work. (ice prices. Norman's,, 445 Hart­ BOLTON—Or lease. 50x200 low Drive by. MI 3-6273. Brae Bum lonial. R F. Dlmock Co., Pealtor, Political Purge pany plan. Douglas Motors, 833 COMBINA’nON storm door. 80x86. ford Road. Manchester. Open THREE ROOM apartment, heat, Realty Co. wooded lot, choice of ersfleld, a classmate of Dr. .lax Maple St.; a eon to Mr. and Mrs. been mad* to aaid bank lor pay­ ing, porches, etc. Call MI 9-6981. ' Avon, Connacticut (or *40 guaranteed for 8 evenings building, exhaust' fans, hot water MI'9-6246. or Barbara Woods, MI colors. helmer. brought congratulations ment of the amount of deposit. Main St. MANCHESTER Cycle Shop sells *9; 8 atorm windows and full nights 'til 9, Sat. 'Ui 7. PhA room ranch with waaher, hot water base­ points to newsmen who stood in to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morin, Kel­ has been lost and application haa 9-0177 after 6 p.m. 9 2098. 149 W. Middle Tpke. Unexcelled workmanship. Easy 1. 28 96 Commission on Retail SALES CORRESPONDENT of furniture. Beet offer takes it. *40. Inquire 57 Oak St. MI 9-0085. furnished. MI 3-6937. Excellent condition throughout. carport, beautifully landacai?d lot, board heat, aluminum the yard and were separated from ley Rd., Vernon: a daughter to been made to. aaid bank , for pay­ budget terms, MI *4498 or TR Prices MI 9-4267. Farm and Land for Sale 71 Priced at only *11.900. Charles amesite drive, perfect condition. combinations, • heate-' at­ and Mrs. Charlea Gervaae, lOS AUTHORIZED BY BANK him by a screen extending across ment of the amount of depoelt. 1957 DODGE 6-910*. , 2. Company Gives Complete AVAILABLE NOW Lesperance. MI 9-7620. R, F.' Dlmock Co., Realtor. Ml tached garage. Amott Rd. CUSHMAN m o t o r scooter, Must_be good promotional letter TO SELL Station Wagon $1695 Hostess Gift New SM room apartment in resi­ BOLTON—Approximately 6% acres 9-5246. *16,700—All atone 6>/4 room ranch, the porch. BIRTHS "TODAY: A-son to Mr. NOTICE 18 HEREBY given that built motor. Call PI 2-8320. writer, job —Maintain home office, FLORENCE combination range, 3 BEAimPUL ROOMS dential area in Rockville. Kitchen of land with 650’ frontage. Ideal MANCHESTER, Alton St.—Excel­ S, No Delivering or Collecting. good 'condition. Call MI 9-7786. lent 6U room, 3 bedroom home. nice view and neighbor­ He had been considering a di­ and Mrs. Donald Caldwell, Elling­ Pass Bbok No. 12892. Issued by Roofing—Siding 16 Write for nill details; * contact with national dealer or­ OF FURNITURE " appliancea, heat and built-in TV location. Reasonable, S. A.'Beech- v m Only $195 down ft APPLIANCES Convenient to all schools, shopping hood. 1 acre comer vorce from hta wife for some time. ton; twins, a eon and a daughter, The Savings Bank of Manthester antenna (umiahed. Near recreation ler. Realtor, Ml 3-6969. 'I would have got a divorce a to Mr. and Mrs. Eugene A. Fair- Business Services Offered 13 Experienced Party Plan dealers ganization, expedite deliveries and EDITH REHNBORG cosmetics. FOR UNPAID BALANCE and bus line. Shown by appoint­ UNDER CONSTRUCTION, law 8% *23,000—Asking. Older large 4 has been lost and application has RAY'S ROOFING GO., ahingla and and -Managers are invited to call Totally new concept in beauty. long time ago If I hadn’t been In cloth Jr.. 30 N. School Si*, a aoti l^ n made to said bank for pay­ 1957 DE SOTO built-up roofs, mitter and conduc* various sales work connected with MONTHLY TERMS *18.88 ‘ irminut“/,‘ from '"^R FARMS and land tracts with- ment only. Phone MI 3-6273, Brae- room ranch, basement garage^ bedroom home. Two 2-Door Hardtop $1695 ELECTRICAL work by Walt Zema- Collect, Farmington, Connecticut, Dermajeune Juvalite with nature's A Gorgeous IJving Room Suita ming pool. 16 minutes ^rom Hart- miles east ot Hartford. Bum Realty, ■tone fireplaces. Stucco politics,” the governor said. "With­ to Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Chandler ment of the amount of deposit. nek. Prompt efficient service. tor work; ______rool. chimney repair*. sales management. Our personnel ford bridge by Wilbur Cross High- choice location, built-in ato-e and ORchard S-S4S5. Ask for Mias Klbbe own ingredients. For samples, with Mohawk Rugs, Tables Lamps, Lawrence F. Fiano, Broker. 5ti oven, ceramic tile bath,. amealte bam. Three bay garage. out causing any acandal and no Jr., Regan Rd., Vernon. Guaranteed workmanship. MI Ray Hagenow, MI -3214; Ray know of this ad. Reply Box B, write R. O. Box 494, Manchester, way. MI 9-4824 MANCHESTER—Vacant 3 bedroom trouble I’m going to get a divorce DISCHARGED SATURDAY: NOTICE IS HEREBY given that Only $295 down Jackson, Ml 8-8828. Smoking Stand. Hassock, and Ittc- 3-2766. drive, completely landacaped lot. U4 acres. Very nice '"lew. Pass Book No. 43814, Issued by J-8978. Herald. Cmn. turea. A Charming Bedroom Suite Cape near schools, shopping and *18,0<)0. R. F. Dlmock Co., Realtor. *26,800—A (our room home and a just as fast as I can.” Infant daughter of Mr. and Mri. EXPERIENCED SEWING bus. Hot. water heat, fireplace, ga­ He plans a cleanup in the State Kenneth Stapleton, East Wlndaor; The Savings Bank of Manchester 1958 EDSEL RADIO-TV REPAIRS, any make— COUGHLIN R O O F m a Company, with a Sealy Posturepqdic Mattress MANCHESTER MI 94246. custom built 6 room has been lost and application haa Inc. Aluminum aiding, asphalt- and Matching Box Spring. Pillowa, Houses for Sale 72 rage, spacious yard. If you are ranch, 2 fireplaces .2 Welfare Department. Charlea Chamhera, 883 TWlaiid 9 Passenger Station Wagon cars. ampUflera, phonographs and MACHINE OPERATORS Boats and Accessories 46 not afraid of doing a little paint "If what I heard about Mra. Tpke.; Kevin Provost, Wapplng; been made to said' bank for pay­ changer*. Over 47 years total ex­ ■abeatos rooting^ Also aluminum, WANTED—80 strawberry pickers, Ruga, Boudoir Lamps, Dresser Set 3-4 ROOM APARTMENTS 4-5-6 ROOM—Homes for sale. baths, recreation room, ment of the amount of deposit. gi rodWIs,; utilities, amesite drive. Near tiled baths, formal dining room LARGE 3 bedroom ranch on acre of strategic or economic impor see Gorman Motor' Sales. Buick ery. Refrigerators, washers "-nd necessaj-y. Apply in person. Kop-, Leonard L. Glglio A Sons, Bolton formal living room with paneled FaU.lLcr Kelley was assigned to tance . . . chowski, 62 East St.,' Rockville;. gers. Good condition. MI 9-7378, MORTEN3BN TV. Specialized RCA Stove moving specialty. Folding per Kettle;' 829-Main _St. iahed and repaired, Furinture Re­ heated, gas stove, refrigerator. | Main Street bus line, immediate MANCHESTER—Vernon St. (close lot. Choice location, ^ot a develop­ Bales and Service. 285 Main Call Ml 3-7083. LEONARD W, TOST, Jeweler, re­ Continuous hot water. Ground; walls, bookcases and cabinets. En­ ment. Full basement, breezeway, SaerSi Heart pariah a year jigo Wallace Chandler, Dart HUl Rd., Street MI 9-4571. Open evenings. television, service ra 9-4041. chairs for rent. Ml 9-0752. pair Service and 'Sales. Taicott- occupancy. (Charles I-esperaijce. to Lydall). New riuich home on when It was first made a parish. "Molotov had made an excellent P’ORD pick-up ti-uck, has side rack. pairs, adjusts watches expertly. ville. Ml 5-7449. floor. Bus stops at house. Park­ closed sunporch. 8 twin-sized bed garage. Dishwasher. Many extras. Rockville; Gary Geehan, 115 POWER MOWERS—Toro. Jacob MI 9-7620. very desirable 183x313 lot with He had served' in the Bolton impression in Berlin . . . Hitler and WANTED — Clean uaed cars We V-g engine, good tires', doesn’t AU. TYPE -SCREENS- Rewired Reasonable prices. Open daily. ing. Suitable two people. Rent *85. rooms, liarge lovely wooded !ot and trees. 'Ih'e home offers 6(4 rooma, Under $21,000. Owner. MI 9-5464. other German officials had met his White St.; Mrs. Rosanna Thomas Help Wanted— MBIe 36 .sen, Yazoo and Snapping Turtle Thursday evenings. 129 Spruce shrubs. Oversized 2-car garage chapel wnich was also made a buy, trade down or trade any- I burn oil. $400. Call MI 9-3502 after with aluminum. Fast service. Painting— Papering 'Reel and rotary. Also riduig mow MI 94777. ' SPLIT LEVEL — 7 roonfs, l',4 3 bedrooms, 1(4 baths, fireplace, frankness with equal frankness and daughter, 33 Dsdey Circle, i 6:30 p.m. New screens made ut also. Street. MI 9-4887. Rooms Without Board 59 baths, recreation room^laundry with storage space. Call owner. parish at that time. Rockville; Mra. June FUzberbett, thing. Douglas Motors, 833 lain. WINDOW CLEANER, full or part-! ers. Parts and service. Capitol garage, 8x15 covered porch, full and had made it quite clear to him Weather Guard, 443 Malr- St., PAINTING AND paperl Equipment Co., 88 Main St.. Man­ 414 ROOM apartment, street floor, room, garage, combination wiir- MI 9-8590 cellar, built-in oven and range. Lots for Sale 73 that Germany was prepared to and son. Dobson Rd., Vemon; Mra. 1958 VOLKSWAGEN sedan, excel- IDUE TO DEATH In family, must Manchester, Conn. Good clean workmanmlp at rea­ time. Experienced and depend-, ROOM WITH kitchen privllegea' large rooms, entirely redecorated. dows, amesite drive, city water Elsa Dobktn and son, 56 Clyde Rd. able. Call Ml 3-7614 or MI 3-7175. | chester. Ml 3-7958. Household Goods 51 Complete choice of decorationa take into consideration any legiti­ lect condition, bronze color. *1,395. , sell 10.59 Pontiac, 2-door sedan. sonable rates. 3U years In Man­ Centrally located. Babies ac­ Heat and hot water, stove and re­ and sewerage, large lot. This EAST CENTER St., six room available. Delivery approximately BOLTUN—Building lots and acre­ mate Soviet territorial aspirations FLOOR SANDING a specialty. chester. Raymond Fiske. Ml frigerator, back porch, *90. TR MI 9-2210. ' Call MI 3-8886 after 5 p.m. EXPERIENCED meat counter man [ PICNIC TABLES 6’ *10.95 up, SALE 1-8 OFF on wallpaper. Wall cepted. Mrs. Dorsey, 14 Arch St. home .is in excellent condition. home, oil hot water heat, garages, AO days. *19,500. Call Glenn Rob­ age. Lawrence F. Fiano. Broker. in any part of the world.” Skilled workmanship. Andy Se- 9-9237. *19.95 up. Sturdy, braced, con­ 5-6126. Charles Lesperance, MI 9-7620. nice family home, only *15,200. MI 3-2766. Paul P. Glano, MI Local Stocks for Friday nights, all day Satur-1 tiles 4c a tile. Keptlle, from 7c erta Agency. Raaltora and Insur­ The Stale Department docu­ bula, MI 9-8919. struction 2” western fir, Ueilv- PLEASANT ROOM for young gen­ Carlton W. Hutchins. MI 9-8182. ers.-MI 4-0510. 3-0458. THOMAS HARRISON - Painting day and half day Sunday. High-, each. Green Paint and Wallpaper, tleman. Centrally located. Phone HUGE 5>4 ROOM Ranch, fireplace, ments throw gleams of light- into Slippers For Tiny Feet! METRO APPUANCE Service- land Park Market. erCd and assembled. Larger a^.es at the Green. QuotaUoiM Purnlabed by and decorating. Equlppec and available. Mi 9-5444, mornings. MI 9-1849. APARTMENT (or rent, 4. rooms. ceramic bath, paneling, cellar, CENTRAL SIX ROOM Cape In quiet neighbor­ other dark com eri of those World WORTH KNOWim Repairs all makes of refrigera­ fully insured for large and small Call MI 3-5815. Coburn ft HIddlebrook. Ine. MAN FOR INSIDE work. Must A GOOD SELECTION of sterilized carport, high wooded lot, patio. hood. Bhccellent condition. Fire­ (XEARED lokefront lot, middle War II days. The general outlines tors, freezers, washing ni chines, jobs. Workmanship guaranteed TORO 18” r IiI^ARY mower. *69.95 Only *16,400. Carlton W. Hutchins. Real good 2-famlly. 4 room Bank ntocka of what happened are almost have driver’s license. Apply in reflniahed uaed furniture (or TWO ROOM apartment, partly fur- place, fenced yard. 4% mortgage. lake, Bolton. MI 8-1732. Wa were read­ dryers, range oil, gas burners. with reasonable prices. Call MI- reg, *89.95 discontinued model). MI 9-5132 apartment and a 6 room apart­ *14,000. Ml 9-0632. ' Bid Asked ancient history now, but some of MI 9-0883. All work g’laran'ecd 3-4884. persoiii New Model I.rfiundry, 73 every room All kinds of appli­ • nished, aunporch, bath, elec­ Conn. Bank and Trust ing where col­ Summit St, Marlow's, 867 Main St. ances, sparkling clean, no chips. ment. Doctora-Dentiata, please the details are new and interesting. tricity, private entrance, parking BEAUTIFUL—5 room ranch, U4 note! Asking, *17,500. THREE BEDROOM ranch, —with Resort Property for Sale 74 Co ...... 39 4) Some highlights: lectively w« AMES^TE DRIVEWAYS of ail EiXTERIOR and Interior paintidg. KILOWATT transmitter. Mobile Come in and corqpare quality, and apace. MI 9-3715 after 6. baths, enclosed breezeway with Hartford Nations prices. Open 9-9. LeBlanc Furni­ STORE full cellar and 1(4 hatha. 61. Alice 1. Russia asked Japan (or south­ Americana kinds—paving, oil and sealing. Ceilings refinished. Paperhanglng. EXPERIENCED all-around • ma­ outfit. Two meter converter, Speed 2-car garage, amesite - drive, oi) MADELINE' SMITH, Realtor Drive. A real buy in a ' Choice Bank ft Trust Co. . 3,Vj 37 >4 Landscaping of new lawns F-ee Wallpaper books. EstlmatSH given. chinist for days. Quint Machine ture HosjMUl, 195 South St^, SECOND BOLTON Lake - Lake ern Sakhalin and other Pacific have aaseta graphic 4x5, Will bargain (or if heat, baseboard radiation ap­ MI 9-1642 neighborhood. MI 3-0095. frontage with biink ' house, Fire Insurance Companies islands aa the price of a nonaggrea- estimates. Call Paquet Construc­ Fully covered by insurance. Call Corp. MI 3-2781. Call lietween 8 price. MI 9-5128. , Rockville TR 6-2174. FOR RENT APARTMteNTS, 8 furnished rooms proximately 1>4 acre lot, large worth more tion and Paving Co. PI 2-82f>3. HA screened porch, electricity. Land Aetna Fire ...... 68. 71 Sion pact between the ,two coun­ Edward R. Price, Ml 9-1008. a.m.-4:30 p,m. 19 ‘MAPLE ST. with heat. Inquire 136 Bisaell St. shade trees Priced at a low fig­ MANCHESTER — 61,4 rocrtn Cape Hartford Fire .,...^ 1 8 0 190 than a trillion 8-7200. after 5. BLACKSTONE automatic washer, — APPLY — enough (or 2 cottages. After 8 tries. LOOKAig—For a TV set 'o. your ure of *16,800. Charlea I-esper- Cod, attached garage, full (tor- LOSS SALE TO SETTLE National F ir e ...... 118 126 dollars, hot in­ PAINTING interior and exterior. w a n t e d - Experienced lubrica­ cottage or patio. We have several excellent running conditior itl p.m, 98 Benton. St., Manchester. Japan thought the price was loo TYPEWRITERS — Repaired, rent­ Free estimates. Very reasonable. 9-1838. Manchester ance. MI 9-7620. mer, jjnclosed porch, full base­ Phoenix Fire ...... ,73 76 cluding o u r tion man. Full time, steady work, reconditioned sets available Call Business Locations ment, fireplace, hot water oil high and rcfu.sed. Russia ended up ed, sold and ser\’iced. 479 E. Call TR 5-4969 or TR 5-5798, ' Savings and Loan ESTATE Lift; and (ndrmnity Ins. Cos. with, the islands it wanted any­ personal good pay, hospitalization and Modern TV Service.. Ml 8-8185, 4 WHITE combination kitchen range, for Rent 64 1*4 ACRES, large trees, Immacu­ heat. Plenty .of bedroom and things, such aa Middle Thimpike. MI 9-3477. many uther benefits. Apply in per­ 1097 MAIN ST. Suburban for Sale 75 Aetna Casualty . . .165 175 way aa the spoili of war at the end PAINTER ancj • paperhangcr, deco­ Hills St. - good condition, *25. Phone MI late three Iwdroom ranch, base- closet space. Call the I-omas ft our home ap­ son. Morlarty Bros., 301 Center STORE TOR RENT, excellent lo­ I.«cation excellent, 35 minutes to Aetna Life ...... -221 231 ■of the conflict It styi haa them. rating. Good clean job, reasonable 9-7186. )x>ard heat, ceramic bath, cellar. Nettleton Co. CH 9-6211. 'venlngs TOLLAND--60 acre farm for sale. Conn. General , ...322 337 pliances. fur U4WNS MOWED, high grass and St. POWER MOWERS cation 800.square ft., alr-cdndl- Only *13,700 Carlton W. Hu,tchins. MI 9J613, PI 2-7786, JA 3-0666. Hartford. Fiiie old rural colonial. 2. In June 1940, whqn the Nazis Wllitam Schaller price. S. Yencha, MI 9-6914 after ' House in good condition. Barn and Htfd. Steam Boiler .. 93 98 were marching toward Paris, Win­ coats, automo- weeded area cut. PI 2-6104. 5. ■ ■ tioned opttDnal. Tel; Ml 3-1191. MI '9-5132, Dining room, breakfast room, pan­ chicken coop.'Good land (or build- BARKER PERSONNEL Famous makes Briggs and Strat­ ROCTCLEDGE—Custom 5(4 room try, 15x30’ living room, master bed­ Travelers ...... 81(4; , 84 (j ston Churchill secretly wrote biles, and the Uke. COMMERCIAL buabieas or office , er or-developer. More adjoining Public lltllittea LAWN MOWERS aharpeneo re­ ANY PAINTING—interior and ex- ton engines, 19” to 24” . *39.95 up. 6>4 ROOM Cape Cod, shed dormer, ranch, built-in range. Recreation room, two double bedrooms and Rooseyelt that he had found a And that figure doesn't Includa *10 down and *2 we^ly •pace fur rent. Up to 6500 zquare tile bath fireplace, open stalr-f room land available. Call P V. Ton- Conn. Light * Power, 22(-» 24(4 paired. All work guaronteec Free terior. Superior work. Low prices. SERVICE • SEPTIC TANKS porch, awninga, plastered nursery, te.en dorm. Paneling, 8 gren, Broker. Ml 3-6321. young French general who was the wealth of our nation, bur town, pick-up and delivery. We also Estimates, no obligation. . MI CLEANED and INSTALLED feet. Will s’lM lvlde. Main Street. case, riot water oil heat, recrea­ garage. Reasonably priced. Carl­ fireplaces, beamed celling.' 1 1/3 'Hartford Electric Lt. 64 >4 67(4 stfongly against surrender. Hla state and Federal governments. A Located n%nr (Jenter. Plentj of Hartford Gas Co. sharpen axes, jrctssors. chisels, 9-4871. reliability e n g in e e r , — COLE'S DISCOUNT CENTER tion '■oom, porth. Shade trees, ton W Hutchins. MU 9-5132.’ acres, giant shade ^view, ANDOVER—New 6 room ranch, . . 44>A 47(4 name: Charles de Gaulle. trillion dollars is a thousand BIL- planer blades and knives. 4'runo M.E. Or E.K. plus some advanced parking. Phone MI 9-B229 or MI good condition. Charlea I.,eaper- atone '.valla, 40 minutes ta lake basement garage. Beach and lake Southern New England 3. King Leopold of Belgium, who UONS: $1,000,000,000,000, whit* • SEWERS S-7444, ance, .Ml 9-7620.' Telephone-...... 43 45 Moske, Ml 8-0771. EXTERIOR house painting special­ cohrsea in math or atatiatics. Min. 436 CENTER MI 9-0980 MAC^HINE CLEANED DESIGNED BY A WOMAN privllegea, H-mile to shopping, all privllegea. P. V. Tongren, Brok­ was called a traitor by French la really an inconceivaUe sum ami ists. Call fbr free estimates. Fully 6 yra. Defense exp., 2 yrs. in conveniencea. Buyer must have er. MI 3 6321. IVlanufactarIng Companlee newspapers fbr surrendering to the figure is authentic, for it waa insured. Workmanship guaranteed. Product Engr,, 2-4 in Desjgn and CEDAR CLOTHES line polea. in­ FOR- SALE-Rent^ Equipped soda SIX ROOM CAPE — Full shed dor­ Unusual 4 bedroom home (2 Arrow, Hart, Heg . .. 61 64. • INSTALLATi shop, luncheonette, 183 sprjct St., mer, fireplace, insulated oiMh good credit and earning of *8,000 the Nazis, felt a need to explain compiled by the Institute of Life Household Services PI 2-8002. 2 yrs. Q.C. *9600-*11,300. A very stalled. All sizes. Old Doles-ra- floors'!. Also offers pleasant ar­ t o . *10,000 net foj- comfort. Down A BEAUTIFUL 5 room home on ■ Associated Spring . 19'., 21(4 his action in a secret ryessage to insurance, frqm reports of tha Moving and fee pd. i moved. Bean poles. Truck bat- Mancheater. Call Export 9-6088, staircase, knotty pine recreation rangement (or ■'Jn-lawa, Dining large landscaped lot. Artesian Bristol Brass .... Offered 13-A nice location SPECIALIST Saybrook. paynlent' required. *875, Owner, ... 11(4 ■13(4 Roosevelt. Federal Reserve Board and oUter EXTERIOR and Interior painting! ; tery MI 9 1353. FAINTING and , room, hot water oil heat, com- room (or family-room) 12x16 with Coventry, Cwn. PI 2-7350 ' after welt, central heating.’ aluminum Collins ...... 7.5 85 No job too small. Renaonable REUABIUTY ft ANALYSIS EN-! ------—------— ' blnatlon windows and doors, "Yesterday our last means of such agencies. DICK'S WEATHERSTRIP Com­ LARGE PUDASANY store, excc'- fireplace, dining area, 22' living 8:30 p.m. storm and acreen windows, fli-er Dunham Bush . . . -... 9(4 resistance were., broken under the pany doors and windows, custom rates. Gall Ml 3-8729. GINEER—B.S, Math., M.E or'SET. OF American Educator En- porcth, shade trees, amesite room with attractive open stair­ Theae assets included. only the PAPER HANGING Tbwn and Goaniry lent (or grocery, TV, or appliance ilaca, large porch, beaich privl- Bm-Harl ...... 44 ♦7. weight of a crushing superiority holdings of Individuals In stockft work guaranteed. Call collect Wll- E.E. 4-6 yrs. exp. in Defense pref. cyclopedia plus sat of The Book- drive, good condition. Priced (or way. 3<4 baths, efficient kitchen, fegas. Ebccellent (or children. R«a- Fafnir Bearing .. . . . 4914 .52(4 limantic HA 3-1196 PAINTING and paperhanglng. some math, statistics nr Q.C. . A i shelf for Boys and Glrla. .2 yeara TELEPHONE salesroom, etc. Good size front quick sale. Charles Lesperance, SIX ROOM ranch, full basement, of forces and aviation,^ Leopold bonds, mortgages, securities, bank ,Drainage Co. windows. *110 monthly. Cell after built-in oven and stove, disposal. ■onable. PI 24661>-. Landers Frary, Clark 20(j 22 >2 Clean workmanship. Free esti­ nice place t,o live. Moving ft fee I old. Best offer. MI 8-8491, MI 9-7620. Laundry room, enclosed 23x10 attached garage. Green Manor. wrote. "No one has the" right to accounts, shares in aavlnga and FLAT. FINISH Holland window Ml 9.3266 8, Ml 9-1680 or MI 9-8549. 99 Sum­ N. B. Machine ...... 27,(4 29(4 sacrifice uselessly human life." loaBlbaociationa, credit unions and mates. No job too small. John pd. *8800410.300. 'rbreezeway with fireplace. Mrny ; Near '‘Buckley School. Aluminum FOR SALE In Manafield — Cape North and Judd .. . . . 35 . 38 shades made to measure All Vcrfallle. MI 3-2521. Ml 9.4143 mer St BOLTON—Six room_split level. Ex- storms, patio, fireplace, ceramic 4. Undersecretary of State aavlnga bonds, pension funda, honto built-ins.. Double garige. Full base> Cod style home, 4 rooms and Rogers Coi'p (B1 . . . . 10'4 metal Venetian blinds < a new BARKER PERSONNEL cellent condition. Thl;ilrty days oc­ ment, .About A» acre, delightful tile bath. No agents. Reduced to bath, knotty pine kitchen, upstairs 12.(4 Sumner Welles, in a secret report and farm ownership, etc. low price. Keys made while you IMPROVE TOUR CREDIT ^ A cupancy. Call owner MI 9-0816. sell. Call MI 9-8671. Ru3seir|Mrg...... 27 30 to Roosevelt in 1940, said he found SERVICE view. 2 miles from Ellington Ridge unfiniahed, baseboard heat. Call 44 47 This figure does not include all wait. Marlow's. multitude of monthly oa-'ments r HouMs for Rent ( 65 Francis Ef. Rood, HA 8-931* eve­ Stai^ey^orks .., Benito Mussolini "laboring under the wealth inveeted^in unincorpo­ MANCHESTER, Walker SI.- Six Country C3ub, 9 miles from Man­ Terry Steam ...... ,421,4 may be lumped -into one second 1883 Main St., Springfield RE 7-2667 QAM chester. Owners In Florida wish TWO-FAMILY. 4-4 duplex. Good nings. . 45(4 some tremendohs strain; phyalcal, rated buoineasea, which meahs WEAVING of bums, moth hojsa mortgage with payments of only AUTUMN STREET-5 rooms, 3. room Cape with garage. Owners condition. Ideal location. Call own­ Torrington ...... 29 31 .unquestionably, for he has pro­ CCL’nVA’tED,VATOD, CLEAN CLE bedrooms, completely furnished. quick .sale. much of all small business, vdiich tin'd tom clothing, hosiery runs, *22.25 for each *1,000 you need. TOBACCO FIELD LOAM MECT e O l OLIVER Florida bound. Features Include: er. Ml 9-0988. - COVENTRY -i. Four rooms and Veeder R oot...... 5114 641,4 cured a new and young Italian handbags repaired, ripper re- Dial CH 6-8897 and ask Frank Garage, *140 monthly. With option Firepla.'e, cop ^ r plumbing; vesti­ The sbov« quoiatloiis are not to must be another trllUon. OF' ' bath, enclosed porch, 2-car garage mi.stress only 10 days ago." How. in the world can' Com­ Crochet a pair of these adorable I* placement, umbrellas -epalred, Biirke or Mrs. Carter how Con­ TEL. Ml 9.0650 to buy One week's -occupancy. bule, oil heat, amesite drive, out Walton W, Grant Agency VERNON -8-room ranch, 3 bedi' unfiniahed, amesite drive. Under be construed as actual markets First National Bank of Man­ AFTER 6 P.M. Call MI 9-4114 before 3 p.m. for Hitler, on the other hand, munism gat an idealogical leg to slippers for tiny feet from while men’s shirt collars veveraed and necticut Mortgage Exchange, 15 CENTER MOTOR SALES side fireplace, trees, city water, r o ^ , ceramic bath, oil baseboard *8,000. Low down payment. Own' "looked in excellent physical con­ replaced. Marlow’a Ltttla-Mend­ chester,. located at Mancheater, appointment. iewera. Priced low, *14,600. Don’t Realtoj' MI 8-1158 heat, (till baaement, aluminum stand on, when confronted with or pastel shades of cotton for Ifcwia St., Hartford. Connecticut,' with a branch office 4«1 MAIN STHEET er will carry mortgage. PI 2-8086, Wantetl— Real Estate 7'7 dition and in good trailing . . . countieaa^JsibMft^s. ing Shop. miss it. Shown by appointment. storms and acreena. Well land­ — a...... '.J------— such American facta T Only by Pretty aide buttoning (rocks that at Colchester, Connecticut, la MANCHESTER GREEN -k x ce l- dignified both in speech and move­ twisting the truth, can they have era idenitlcal. ‘ Pattern No. 6974 has crochet di­ Help' Wanted— Female 35 IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ' Phone MI 34273, Brae-Bum' Real­ scaped. Near new school. G.I. ap­ MANCHESTER—Falknor Dr*ve. 6 SELLING YOUfl HOME? Fof TV SERVICE — Potterton’a. all closing ita aff-lra. All creditors of Suburban for Rent 66 ty. lent custom built 6 room Cape proved. Owner transferred. ment," Welles said. any arguntent. So, 8212 with PATT-O-RAMA la rections for both styles; mate­ the Aasoclacion are, therefore, room O pe. one unfinished, -prompt, efficient, courteous aerv- makes. Highest quality guaranteed SENSATIONAL O d . I4rge 24' living roorti. Din­ *14,300. MI 8-7822. screened porch. Good condition. This reminds ua that , you'll hi In aiaea 12, 14, 18. 18, 20, 40, 42. rial requirements; stitch lllustra- work and J^ria, over * f vear’a ex­ ATTENTION -r Housewives living notified to present claima (or pay­ SEPTIC TANKS t h r e e ROOMS and bath, heat and FIVE RtlOM RANCH -r- With gi- ing' room, kitchen and lavatory ive and appraising without obllga* Bust 82 t o -44.. Bis* 14, 84 ' buat, tlona. in Manchester, Avon has several hot water. Centrally located, *68. MI. 9-2046. tion, call.S. A. Beecbier, Heailor,' ARCHBISHOP IN HARTFORD treated Uke a ralilionalre 1b ” W|| perience. Famoua (or service since ment to the undersigned at 821 AND rage. 2 fireplaces, ceramic tile first floor. 3 bedrooms and full “ s p a c e — L O T T o F IT ! •leevelea*, yards of 35-inch. To ord'er, send 25c in coins to:— 1981. Phone Ml 9-4837 for beat territories open on either aide of Main Street, Manchesterr, Conn. • DKW TR 8-48^7, Ml 34060 or Wesley R! Rm*th, Ae> aervice department and like a wtato Main St’, between Hartford Rd. bath.' Amealte drive, large lot. To bath secon(l._floor. Large well man In our salea department. i;el| No. 8218 witlK PATT-O-RAMA hi Anne Cabot,' .The Manchester service. * • * » appreciate quality and workman­ landscaped lot. Priced To aell. ■ociates 80 0-6953. Member Multi­ Hartford, June 29 — Aroh- and North Main St. E;tcelleht PLUeOED SEWERS . • BERKELEY Four beautiful bedrooms and ' Wi$nted— Real Estate 77 ple Listing‘Service. ua demonatrate wbat jna In alsea 6. 4r'8, 8, 7, 6 years. .Size Evening Herald. 1180 AVE. OF ------^—I----jp------^------' The above notice ia published in ship, see this fine home. C3iarles Phene MI 34278, Brae-Bum Real- bath on second floor. Uving room, biabop Leonty, MetaopoUUn ot the 4, aleeveleaL 6!* yards of 85-inch. AMERICAS, NEW YORK 66. earning opportunity fOr women Summer Homes tor Rent 67 accordance with Federal law. , .SPEEDSTER I.#esperance. MI- 9-7620. ______.______i dining room, kitchen and den or Ruaeian Orthodox Greek -Oatholic Two pWtem*.. ' N,y. IRONING DONE in my home MI yvho have 2-8 heurg spare tiijie a Hartford National. Bank and Trust Machine OloaiMl ARB YOU COWSIPHiRlNC W * BUY — SELL — TRADE Church for North and South 9-3687. day. We train you. Call today. CH ANDOVER LAKE—7 room water another bedroom or flrat floor. BELIXNO YOUR P R U flB iiT lW Want to sell your prouertyT MAHCHI To order, in coins . for Fior Ist-class mailing add 10c Company ia continuing and will • GOGGOMOeiLE NICE BRICK 6 room home, 1st Po r t e r s t r e e t section — im Front.porch, garage, garden apace Amarica. waa preeent yaaterday 6-1668. Septto Tanka, Oiy Weila, Sewer front-cottage, all modern conven> maculate 8 room EktgUah Colonial. We will apprataa your p.'vpertv Greenwood, Inc., will buy for all each Tfetam to: lUa fiumett. The for each pattern. Print name, 'fcontinue at the aame locations the Unee ln»tailed--4IeUar Water-' floor—living room, fireplace, din- and trees. FHA value fl6,(W. Bell- at the inauguration of a drive to Man.die*tnr ittsmbW- Herald. U80 address with zone pattern SEDAN lences. Available July 18 through'4 ing I'oom, well-planned kitthen, 3 rooms each floor. 1(4 baths. (TM and vnthout any obUraUon. cash' or work out a trade Quick M Q 1 I ------Soilding— Contracting 14 former business of the First Na­ season. Call MI 9-0960. tagjirice *18,8(90. W« also buy propaity (or cash. eotleet funda for'a naw church. It number.^ tional Bank 6f Mancheater, having — 60 Miles Fer Gallon b^rooin, tile bath. 2nd floor—2 Neat recreation room, large Uvinf. 'action oesured. Call and' get out wUl be buUt in Haitfbrd. The large bedrooms,' tile bathroom. room. Fairly priced. Quick occu­ Call Member Multiple Lilting deal, no obligation. STANLBY BRAY. Rea.^ ex«M)4alw|> Mid. Iw to takva 519 s p m Basement recreatton room and pancy. Shown by simlntment. GREENWOOD, ING. .thei^eamre o f : to Harl- garage.'Tree ehaded lot. H. B. Phone M f $437*. Brae-Bum Real­ MADELINE SBtITH, Realtor BRAB-BU^ RBALTY Orndy, Broker. Mi; 8-800*. ty...... I ' m . MX i u n ^ IQ S4577

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MONDAY. JUNE 29. 19M •V Avengr* Dnily Net PrcM Rnii PAGE FOURTBEN The W m IImv fflnttrbpst^r ^ttening Umlb Per Mm W'sak Ended - May 38rd, 138* •( b. B. Wentfew I MiM Jeap. Martin, 38 Harvard ' MIM Barbara Wallett of the 30 Years Wed, [ Mnntfy eiaai^i a—lay American Legion AuMUary waa Rd., wgii selected to represent the. L Te WOOD CO. 12,925 ' Low nmr fg. *eAwe*|y i A b o u t T o ^ n elected eentor vice prepldent of the ■ Hartford County group from Laii-' M ««b«r nr th* AnOt I rel Oirle State serving on' Gov. Couple Honored ICE PLANT i. ' aM« idnnrWniMi*, ranine. tHgh ' Flrat Dialiict, American l.egldn 81 BISSELL 9T. Btttonn nf Ohrentatleii lAkotm Osurtcll. n e « r « of '•’o- Auxiliary., at the meeting held ' Rlblcoffs committee of th# White Mm%t‘hpstpr'~-A City of Villaga ('harm esheeUa. wilt m«*t Wa9 (UhiMifled Adverttoing *■ Pag* If) p K i r s P i v i its history for the fourth year in of 285 Autumn St. were given a 1 A aodal will be held after ’ the sucoeseion. ' ming class will be held at 8per-, neetlng. I ry's Glen. Rl. 85. Bolton, Wednes- ’ bon voyage and anniversary party , __i"' ! day moi-nlng at 10:30. In case of by their family yesterday. : ^ ® U s»rth - Oorneil - Quey Poet ' A meeting of the Manchester l.rain It will he held Thursday. All . Taxpayers Lsague will be held at The Gantera -vvlll leave Friday : AUTO Xroenoan Laglon. nil) hold a i women are invited. A baby-sitter I by airplane for a vacation in Pilotless Jet Rams huaineaa meeting tomorrow plght;\ 7:30 tonight In the auditorium of I will be on the premises Phirther j OLLIE'S BODY ' the Whlton Memorial Library. 85 I Hawaii. They are celebrating their at 8; 19 at the post home. Poet , Information and registration may | I 30th wedding anniversary today. 1 1 • • Postponed by' oScare for the comm* .vear at 111IN. Main St. The annual election of I he obtained by calling Mrs. Mar-? ★ WELDING officers .will be held. I Mrs. Albert D. Gjgllo of Rt. 44A, ' be elected, alao delegatee to the: ; jorie W, .Smith, th# Instructor, 143 I Bolton, was hostess for the event. - ★ AUTO* BODY and tlepwiment of Connecticut con-1 s c h o o l i n OK.inftW3.5|iVcir Trinl PIc« Benton 81. j ' Other Immediafe members of the ' Awntldn te be held in Hartford. i Two members of Manchester FENDER REPAIRS family who sttfnded the dual July Id. 17 and 18. Refreehmenta : Assembly. Order of the Itainbow Mr. and Mca Paul Wiipperfeld, i ★ COMPLETE CAR wili be served after the meeting ; event .yesterday were Miss Rachel j Beaufort, S. C.. June SO (fp) for drls. received fland appoint­ 00 Grandview'BJ . are celebrating | Ganter snd her flancee, Earle PAINTING ments at the meeting of the ' their 32nd anniversary today. | 16 Killed, 80 Injured v—.The mandatory de^th sen­ JehoN'eh'e Witneaaes anil hold ^ Grand Assembly' in Cunnectlcui "Chuck” Glenney, and Mr. and LAlAtt'ER and ENAMEL tence for a 19-year-old Marine group study tn the Bible aid held in Hartford Friday and Mrs. Walter Ganter of Deep River. TEL. Ml 9-.5025 ^ Among the divorces eranled .The Gantera live grandchildren convicted of raping a Negro Wedneeday night at 8 o'clock at Saturday, Miss Judith Clifford last week in Superior C o u rt, woman was delayed today be­ ths fOlkiaing place*: 287 O^land waa appointed grand page and were alao present. 281 ADAMS ST. Naha, Okinawa. June SO of e present- ' Get would be sentMiced today. u'er* school children plaj'ing't’n the i Davia wa.< charged with raping , darad a crackdown An' high­ fered in a New Jersey 2-car cra.sh. ed their 5-year anniversary pins vicinity of th* school. I biinHle of troubles .awellefi to-' a week ."igo today. Immediate New York. June 30 iA*i — the 47-yeai old illiterat# woman I of Michael Szinajda. 38, of New Dean M. Hence, 21 of. HarHord, by Chai'les’ Pond, vice president ' The biasing wreckage eel fire , New York 'Oity'a Buieaii hf day when his wife filed a way Mpeading and drunxen Friend* in Mamhester of the of Hartford National. "They-are' Delivery laal .V,pril 7. SOFTBALL OAME Gangew'ores visited them in St., Britain, charged with making an failure to a carry a license. to .30 houaea in the vicinity^ ! Public Health Education plana If D.svis is electro'cuted, it would countei' divorce action and do-, driving to curb the 8tate’i I The court continued on a day-to- 1 Hallna M. Clerebiej. Joseph F. a new drive to encourage I manded $*2,.’i00 rponthly in mounting highway death toil. cnare's Hnspilal in Denvllle, N. J.. Gjurl Cases Improper left turn; and Robert .1. I Fontanella, ’’ nor S. KlucU, Jane . Thouaanda riiehed hysterically' be the first recorded execution of | over the weekend, and report the ‘ Ziikas, 27. »of 96 Foster St., I day basis the case of Richard J. to the ae'ene after a local broad- | children not to smoke. a while man in the t'nited State.* ' Ipniporary alinihn.v. The Governor told a news con­ Robsrlion Park, Tuesday, lunt 30 charged with intoxication. I Shea. 33. of 613 .Main SI., chajfged IV. McCanh, Margaret A. Me-j Dr. Morey R. P’leld.*,-direc­ ference that "w* feel we mbit accident victims are Improved. j Loughlin, Eldia A. Manning, Wlrii-1 cgal that 150 had been killed and for taping a .Negro woman. i The 63-yeai-old governor, re- 8:80 P.5I. Russell Gangewere shaved him­ Patno.i T. Da 22, of IflR Dem- Continuances to July 13 were with intoxication. 300 hurt. The milling crowds tor of the bureau, aald the aid Davis a native of .Mlanta. is .; leased only last Friday from a chase drunken driver* and epeod- ' granted to Vincent J. Orsini. 40. -of A charge of failure to carry a I fred M,' Marmaud, Constance M. [ of achoola. youth nrganiza- era off the roods of Uia''6tato srtid self in self In bed yesterday. He ii 5 St., who three weeks ago waa I Miller, Roland A. Miller. William | (HMdonl hindered the removal of the in- ' *n electrician at the ifavine Aii |I atate mental hosnilal. asked suffered s fractured pelvis snd I Hartford, charged with fraudulent j llcen.se. lodged against Lawrence PRE.SCRIPTION PHARiMACT Jiired to hospitala by military am- ’ tions and even the tobacco In­ Station here. separation from his wife last | w# intend to do so.” ' " t.' thigh bone and some Internal In-, placed on proivatlon for one year, I delivery of a check, two counts: I E. Hiimason. 17. of East Hartford, I A. Mporhouse, Betty Jane Pelric- bulances. | dustry will be sought. He made hie . stataffifnt ‘tStMr i ca. June A. Stutz, and Violet M. , 901 MAIN ST.—Ml 3-6321 The trial began, yeaterr ay morn­ week, claiming defamation and ' r YOUNO OOPi vs. YOUNCI OEMS Juries. His' wife. Mary, sufered a this morning waa given "one leal William D. Tale. 16. of Eastford. j waa nolled on payment of a 73 , It waa One of th# worst military^ Health warnings will em­ ing in general sessions court and abandonment among other conferring with the new ftAtit Fa- fractured Jaw, Mrs, I-ewis has " carrying a dangerous Weapon; and * fine. 1 Trombley^ ■ ' phasize that "there is a def­ lice Commissioner Loo Mulcahy, DONATION 80c chance" by the Town Court to diaastera aince. 'World War II on \ went to the Jury esftj- ye.«lefday charges.. I compound fracture of the left foot, turn "over a hew leaf. Okinawa, biggest U.S. base in the inite relation between smok­ evening. The jury deliberated an >fv». Long's petition, filed in fain- new Btate Highway C^niisotanar 'gnd head Injuries. Daly, arrea'ed earl;, yesterday ing and lung cancer..." he hour and 10 r-iinuleM. ; iiy court la«t night, contended she ' Howard Ives 'and B-meri .OatUn, Far- East. TTiere were immediate chairman of the Vtata Safety Come Gh'P 1 our Team a Booul The three were returning to Man­ and charged with intoxication, political repercuaaiona In Tokyo. said yesterday. •\mong prosecution witness#.* |j lived in fear of bodily harm after chester Iasi week after a visit In waa given « auspeiided Judgment The Jfapaheae Socialist party, long The tobacco industry, which was the victim, who lives wjth her lar. outburst by her husband late CommiiBlon. ‘ ' Allentown, Pa., with Gangewere's and allowed to r.‘.ove to Haverhill. financed research on the .sub­ husband near Bur.on, four mile* 'last month, Also at the conforanoo wao John REFRESHMENTS AVAILABLE ! father. A car going In the opposite | critical of American adminiatra- J. .Tynsn, commlesioner of motor Vi.se. with hia father. «4lo said tlon of the former Japaneae island. ject. contends there Is no sci­ from here. I In snother thorny development. 'direction oh Rf. 48 hart-a tire blow' 4th Top Tire Values vehicles. ' *'■ he wolild help Daly, get work Sensational PreU would think a girl UK# Kathy Lynn cmild'Make .a dip in her private awlninilng pool wUIiout hav­ "ThiJinbs Dom n' that Seymour High School upper-j ing a srioopj? pholograptiev come around Kathy,L.vnn ia the 10-month-olri daughter of Mr. and Mra. lice peraonnel ..'9.. itnifacm during Simply .borrow the money you'll need from your Ter., Rockville, wa.s fined $6 for «a a « can be no less than four acree I ’ •)* Associated Press sent peak traffic hnura Tmn- 8o nearest CBftT office. A» Conneciicut Bank and Trust claasmen have terrorized afudentaj IViillam Klotzei- of Walnut .st. She eiijo.veri a refiesbing plunge at the HacHnistack St. home oil passing in a no-passing *one. *‘8'iieh wee ujiheld today by the ; ^’filer Saul Pett to Shelbyville, 111., San Francisco. June 30 '4>i Po- her grandparen-ts, ,Mr. and .Mrs. Raymond Lane. (Herald Photo b,y. ftnobj)y Oflaia I, cent of the personnel patrflllnff' in Company loan can be arranged promptly, with pav- WATKINS- Hazel 'B. Barger. ,54B Chestnut i May 22. in the lower grades by instituting ■ unmarkaal car*. iments spread over as much as two years, if you wish. Btate Supreme Court of EitOi s ,ice chief Tom Cahill- has asked St., was fined J6 for passing in a A week before, on May 15. a eystem of moh rule have been Mulcahy stressed elarr that Stfetll Life insurance covering the unpaid hslsnc* of the This regulation had been thrown . eight youngate'ra went to a’ high San Franciscans to turn thumbs I no-pa.ssing zone. out by the Court of Common Pleas. down on .smart-aleck drivers over policeipen In th* Unmarked cate loan is provided free. WEST ■lame.s F. I.a'nnon. 31. of Hart­ I school prom,' danced, crowded denied by town - and school au- Th* Connecticut Bank and Trust I'ompany is Always Th# action was reversed by the the Fourth of July weekend. will be garb«d partially In. ci'vUlKfl ford, was fined 718 for speeding. Sl-Vv'* 'J •tat.#'# highest court. I into one oar, ate hamburgers at ' thorities. , ' I clothes. ' happy to lend money for any worthwhile purpose. Funeral Servlet ' a drive-in am} 15 minutes later •Cahill says the police slogan for Arson Atlempl Missesl^yi^**®*’'’ The court suspended Judgment The zoning commiaaion of the the occasion is "Thumb* Down The charg** were made yesler-j He said the purpose of uainf against Richard Paslizzo, Ifi of Town of Haw Canaan made its were hit by a train. Seven were j da.v in a statement signed by five-' som* civilian clothes di(as'tb malte ORMOND J. WEST. Dirertor killed. The driver lived — but now- Means Don’t Clowm” and that if Hartford, who was charged with minimum lot size ruling- Dec.- 1, enough people give the sign of dis­ j Seymour clergymen. The stale- motorists realis# that the car be­ 142 EAST, CENTER ST. passing on a double while line. had amnesia about the whole eve­ ' ment said many Seymour young-, 1956. It was attacked by a devel­ ning. approval to haughty drivers may­ In Wethersfield Prison hind them on. the highway may'bo Mltrliell 8-7198 Nolle# were entere'cl in the esses oper, John L. Senior Jrt, who i slers live under s "pall of fear"! a police car. * " - Pelt's Job waa to reconstruct be they’ll "get the idea and be­ Y o rk Ifitv owned 436 acres in the zone in have. ' I because of the conduct of some of, I'hat evening. — the detaila, the Hartford. .Itln* 30 i/Ti Tragedy? said Warden Mark 8. Richmond question, a « area of 4,000 acres. If an errant driver sees enough ’ the teenagers. ■ (Uontinned o« Page Tea) Senior said he wanted Jo cut hie mood, the excited preparations "There’s nothing to It;" high' nearly befell 31 (rusties aj^ Con-1 today. "Rom* pretty horn hie New York. June .30 i(Pr~A glit­ Manchester’s Oldest for the prom, the clothes the kids people thumbing him down "he neclicut .Stale Prison .Vlonday eve-j tliinga could hate happened lo Ths ComiMtieiif Bank land into 2-acre lota, 'nils was the knows he's doing something he school principal Edward MacCon-' tering Rnviel srlentiflr and rultiiral with Finest Faclhhe* OKIAT Ntw run oil aise allowed prior to the adoption wore, the thing.; they said, the i nie told newsmen Ust night. j ding when an arson attempt juat I those fellows npalairs If there had exhibition began a 42-day atand to­ AND TRUST COMPANY on-street Parking 12 Month Guaranteed plans , the.v made. In .<>h8i", fhe jfhouldn'l do," says Cahill. been an explosion." - of th* 4-acre minimum. “It's nothing serioue." Polic*' missed touitiing off an exploimifr! day. 28 Offices Serving 18 Connecticut Communities Eatabllehed 1874 DivnoPMiNri The Supreme Court’s opinion waa whole progre.-.sion of events to- in the building hoiisin.; Ihcrtl.. Chief Francis Flaherty said when Thls2-stoiy brick building which The Kremlin'a .No, 3 man, Frol - 885 MAIN ST . MANCHESTER written by Jiiatice John Hamilton I or.e spjjt second of T r a f fir D eatlia L'|» 5 % questioned 'by reporter*. One pri.soner noticed .smoke was'"'nv#" scene of the arson at­ Blilletiiis NORTH BRANCH—IS N. MAIN ST. King, who pointed out that even pouring up an inside stairwa.v of I R. Kozlov, renewed the Soviet call j Flaherty said police action was tempt is now used for a carpenlr.y for peaceful competition at formal | from the AF Wtreo after the 4-acre rule went into ef-1 “ ett talked with police, school Chicago. June 30 i/P,- The na"- needed to control two situations the Old Caimeiy and lalled to a shop, fiirnituie upMolster.v, refin- New Tire Safety. . . feet the records-showed there were,! officials, attident*. friends, neigh- opening relenioniea last night. tion’s traffic deaths, showing a rise i which srose in the closing week guard in a nearb.i" lowci of the lahing and repair shop and an im-’ He also heard Vice President; in other parts of New Canaan, bora,.. doctors. , „ But.obviously, , - with in each of the first five months of fhe school term. One was lhe| wall aurrouiidihg the prison. piovised dormitorv. It is filled 1.878 2-8cre aitsa, 753 one-acre the sole survivor unable to re- this year, are 5 per cent higher Richard M. Nixon any in a speech j RTBAVSS BMIONB ^ 1 interruption of an eighth grade A fire-fighting squad of guard.s Willi all soils of Inflammable ma- at the opening: . j M'MhIngten, dim# lA iff) aitea, 87 half-acre sites, and 1,094 member, he had to re y hetfvily on than for the first five months of leriula llirough which flamea could even smaller. the victinMi femiliM. i i 95g, dance by some high school stu­ and prlsonera went into ai lion im-l "7'hci e ia no magic formula which i l.«wl4 U fitraosa today for- dent*. The other, he said, involved mediately wiUi hand extingiuah-| have swept. . - will settle Ihe differences between I "Ha'vlng In mind New Canaan's "I toM them why we'Were doing i Traffic sccirients from Jan! 1 mall.v resigned aa Secretory o f ALL THIS WEEK to s hot dog roast staged by .some era and pul out the fire before it ' An explosion and general flr* iia, no conference at the auniniit. commerce—tee sioMnet poet fee’ present ^^pulgtion of under 16,- this. It would |>e a dramatic atorv June I killed 13.940 and probably that woiiltfbe read, i aald it might ! stiidents. apread. could have let lOoSe pandeiiinnluni which will dramatically end world, which 'th* Benotei relneed te' The 000," Justice King wrote, "vrt can- accounted for a half million diaa- aince the 31 trustepe -20 belong­ ALLST ATE The document contsining the ’ It wa.s found that a' fuse im-i tensions." — confirm him. Th* reaignotion tt noteay, nths,pl|iintiff Infers, that even do some good. I skid m.v bllng injuries, the National Safety the effect e>f thd .upgrading of the own daugltter. aged 16. was going charg-'j was given to the police provi.sed from fell padding and a ing to the forestrv detail and the - Then Kozlov, speaking in Rus­ effective al the ctpee o(. buat’- . Council reported ye.sterdav. ! ! .yesterda.y. , rest "outside" maintenance work­ sian, said the .Soviet Union, i* so Bone ia to limit ownership o f new to a prom shortly and I yioiild hope May a death toil of 3.250 waa‘ 8 lighted cigarette had been set' nee* today. It waa onnouncMl 2sWAY BARGAINS home* In the town to the wealthy.” ahe’d read 11," Pett aa.va. ITte aignera were the Rev. Rob- ' next to a 50-gallon drum con-.' ers could exit only Ihrotigh a sin­ intent, on peaceful development at the White House wtitdi nuMte per cent higher, than the 3,010 in gle outside Are escape. ■annot haibor any evil in- In another Hecieion announced "The families talkesi reluctantly . wt .1. Devine of Se.vnioiir Congre- ! tajnirrg IScquer thinner. Another Ihat public an eacliang# oi «ei.~(ra' -May I9.i8. This .year's 5-monlh Aicess to the inside slairvav. tenti m regard to other ria- TO MARK THE RESUMPTION OF 2-WAY CENTER ST. TRAFFIC at first. In eact case, 1 waa pre'-' total compared to 13.280 for the ' gational Church, the Rev. Fred B. fuse of the same kind lay nearby between Rtroues and PrealdealT 8 8 (CloiittmHif! Ml • FlYel .lone* of .Seymour Methodiet, but had gone nut; up wliich the smoke poured, is rut lion* Eiaenhower. •• 1— ■ pared to leave after a few mo- corresponding period last year. off b> a fire wall separating the And..... je lend a message from Ro- I Church, the Rev. AlI.ert A, Call#- ' "We were ver,v. very fortunate," vlet Premier Nikita .S, Khrushchev, han of SI. Aiiguatine's Rorngn dormitorv from the iipslaira por­ (1) TOP QUALITY PRODUCTS iS'l which read In part: ^ 81AME8B TMTNS j Catholic fThurch. the Rev. Frank. tion of the furnitiiie shop. Nyaso, Or*., June M uPl 6.00x16 • 4^ - I A. i^qi-uea of Trinity Bpiacopal Between 50 and 60 prisoners "May competirton In producing (2) SPECIAL LOW PRICES Tube-iype mean* of destriicllon be replaced One-doy-old Slomese twloa wero' )■ I Church, and the Be.’. Otto A .! wlio customarily work in the cAf- dispatched to PortlAnd. .Oro,« Btackwall >rcme penlrv and furniture shops Were by compiilition in producing m*-| , c.' Borchert of Immanuel Lutheran i JNews Tidbits i F^ich, PliiK Tbx Hits lerial henefils and acriimulating; this morning, whore d o » t .o r * . ■ \ Ohiirch. V confined to their cells loday as nRST QUALITY Culled from A I* Wires I apli’ili^l value*" | hope t* learn -whether they 'can • ^ i Toughs among the high schdol i prison official*, investigated the In- he Mirgleall.v separated., The' OLD TIRE ridenl. Today Kozlov who share* with! • iipperclaAstnen "strut aroiipd like ' Ana*t**-I Mikoyan the rank of 1 pretty.^appi^rently healthy, twin ■ feudal 1 .rda an-.ong serfs;" the Handling Ihe inteiiogation ^of girt* — joined at the ahflomwi creemn, ram Several hundred caixiji-boiind' these in.males were Deputy Warden first deputy premier Xof the So- NORFOLK : clergj’men said. 7’ounger sludemts youngsters aboard New York -to — were bom to a eaiitteweat 7.10x15, . Each, Plus Tax* \ are a.frgld to /ro.s* these older ' -sb Idaho farm oouirie yestiHttay te Portland, Maine, train #*cape in- I (Continued nni Page Ten) (('ontlnned on Pag* Thr.#*) i Washington. June SO (dpi , boys, they said, because of fear of this border town’s Malheur Me­ HO u I e P.V IN T and PR IM E R li.70xl5 .»...... 11.88 Each, Plus Tax* Gov-tn'orkfr# who w^re not Cleared wvieA^pHvflte ir ju«trv cherkihe cot in­ jury when »ix cars jump track at* emment dfflcial " studied ‘ todayiM4av ftred when employeii could not iiFe direct, congres.sional s a n c11 d n Union Station in Worcester. Maas. morial Hospital. Hospital Mgr. "A N D VOI R OLD TIRE what changes they must make In C them in non-aenailive job*. through approval of appropriations "Like Eieatnika, tb#" recognize ' Jorge Barreio., 18...<‘harg#d with ■ : 7 " Oharlee Smith quoted the d ^ REG. $7.25 GALLON Holps Loop your 18 -Monib Gjiidrante*... T yrex security screening of defense plant The decision was a victory fof to carry out the work. neither res.rain nor morality," homicide in atiangulation of 5-year- tor who deliverM the twin*' as burnor cloon at it workers to overcome a Siipi'eme William L, Greene, who wa.« fired The Supreme. Court said m ef-! the statement said. " . old bo.v on Bronx rooflijp. sayteg they were "joteed. exten’ • Not a second . . . hot a recap, but a brand new -tire Court ruling that the program la in 1953 from an 718,000 a year job feet that ever.vone In this country Tlie/clsrg.vme. said the victims South Korea and the United Budget Deficit at Peak slvely." He didn’t know If the; not abthorized. hoots your homo I at these low, low prices. SAFETY CUSHIONS as a vice president of Engineering haa a built-in right to Ynake a liv­ are afraid to tell their perenta for States agife# on the #«le'hf *78ij ■hared any organa. SPECIAL But they appeared confident and Rpaeaich Corp., in Riverdale. ing In private employment.- with­ fear .of further pimiahment from million worth of U.K. surplus agri­ that the program, covering three RT-98 ia the moet completely • Rayon cord construction for safer drivinK. Md. Thejliing fc^loweif Navy re- out iinreasongble governmental iifV' the olde. ’ outha. cultural commodities’ to Korea VET HOUSING S1GNBD> effective fuel oil additive tn use million clviliaji workers In private vocation^Of. a clearance for GiWne. (jerferenee. during 1959 For Any Non-War Yearj .Waahtegton, fluae ao'OH—Biqe-. plants throughout the country. TYietr at»tenient alao'aaKt; ’ today. This help*' your oil 88 6.7«\I5 The- -Navy based its action on Thus, when an employes of a pri­ "The gang doea not apprOve nf Thirty-i#v#n Japanese fishermen Ident Elaenhower today figwid. Tube-Type- can be continued in some way to • findings that Gs eene's former wife vate indtjatry holding' a defenae come home alter ,v#ar in -Sovlel leglatettoii "^piOvldtag fo r'ilflfl' GALLON burner deliver ijiorc clean, de­ students who sttsji high marks. Wash ngton. J'.m* .30

IJnol#* toes, bringa • t’he fourth deficit iSfl pendable heat' You get pre­ ,- Rlnckivnll protect the nation's' defense, se,-;_wsa a Communist, that he had as­ contract is challenged on 'security These have teen singled out for captivity on'charges of tiespasaihg mllHon In dlmct loMU 'fof vai- Each, Pliia Tax crets. in Russian waters - • Ethiopia's Sam today wind# up his 1959 fiscal ‘ six year*. ) ‘ mium aervire, too. AH designed sociated with Communist part.v ground ■•bv one of thi?'government's persecution. Tlweverj’ t* rampant.” The 1960 fiacal year, which be­ enma’ housliig and boaaltBg hi- 4.95 No Money AllSTATI TRIPLE GUARANTEE J The ruling does not affect em­ members and had maintained i Emperor Haile Selassie, an official year’ with the biggest peacetime defenae agenciea. the agency must tere«t ratea po vetoroM’ mori-' to make home heating easj(. ploye* of the government Itaelf. or visit to Soviet Ruaaia, culls on budget, deficit on record. The *x-; gin# at midnlghl. will almoal aura-i 1. LIPITIMC •UAR ANTCe ■•■intf aympathetic asaooiallon with So­ produce the acciisei and give the , ly produce a brighter picture. | gagea. The loons wlU he mode h f AND VOI R OLD TIRE those in private plants who do not viet embassy official*. Premier Khrushchev in Kremlin... act anioiiivl of red ink won't be | Down... •If eolocH in m»torl«l •fiU w*pb«^ ficcnseli 01 hia attonieya <>P , D j i l a i R l l U k . i n . F Y i l t f » 'Phere might even be a sizable aur-1 the Veteran* AdmtntshrMibH tp need to have access to govei-nmenl Greene denied all of the chaiges. poiTunity to crosa-exaniipa bim.^ I\ U lt ? i l l 1j XII“ Dr. Matthew H, tiriswoUL..qf_ Ken­ known for several 'eeka. '! veterans - unoble to obtain teo- Coll today for maMiMii •• froad warn, sington retire# after S.f'vcars of ■plus if the new economic boom 5-FT. STEP Titbe-Tj'pe Btackwall Tiibelese Rlachwall ) aecret*. He said he was not given a fair Under outstanding court* deCi President Eiserrhower forecast' ■onoble Anoneteg 'eleeathera. fte WALL­ CEILING When You Trade-In S. T1MI SIRVta GUAiANTIR ,,The court J ruling > -i struck , I hardest * I hearing and waa pot permitted to aions, the government doea not D lS p illC Y C l b y I n d i a service with the Connecticut State a deficit of 712.900,000,000 in hi* tollowa the course how foreseen by home loHia mode tfaraug^ neante) Mobilheat ».m all ty?a« •! f d baiaret Price Price Price Price at an accused Workers lack of op- confront hi# secret scciiaeis, ' -w s have to disclose the.source of art, ^ . * Department of Health. January budget message to Con-; government econanyala. chonnels, the Voteraaw dtittetee- LADDERS |ir«r«lad •• m’aiitkt vtod. tVlthoiit ' With B'lthoiit With poituTUt> to cl.Mr himstir under The Supreme CQifrfaaid that be- verae information about a chal- Senate approves promotion of grea*. Budget Director Maurice; Elaenhoweri' asked Congress to ; Your Old Tires. New Delhi, India, June 30 (A*t - troUon guoe%ntoea ropeytenat* PAPER PAINT 3. SATISFACTION GUAR ANTtlD Size Trade-In, Trade-In, Trade-In, TrndC-lh, the presant pi*ogram. cauae the ecreeninf program haa, lenged woi ker bn Uia federal pav- Grig, Gen. Benjamin O. Davia Jr., • H. Stana tolo a »«nate committee i authorize fiscal 1960 spending of The new low robet*' tram 48i te Of your momof b«cli..AK •dfvtf* F-arh Each Each Each- Nja'sa on# of many Issued ' no explicitly been authorized either i t-olls holding a "sensitive" position The Indian government made clear Negro Air Force,«l5/flcer, -to tem­ last week the figure max b« 1 777,030,000,000, He predicted >5|/4 por rent th* intorast rote on' porary rank of inajor general. • WE GIVE ••••N bated eawHiDfrtee wMi- Plus Tax Phi* Tax Plus Tax ' • Plus Tax, M the Suprema CoiirLend^ Ita ^ , sy Congress or by the, President, ■ that la. with scceta to infprma- today it doe* not support the fugi­ #ral hundMd_mi;iion dollar# .lower. ; levenues of 177,100,000,000 and a^ direct nod guarooteed ieatea s p e c ia l s 1.95 #11 - - -4 Two foreign . freight ihips. travel- i GREEN STAMPS •at Hade-Ill'af fiaia •> retafa. 6.70x15 10.76 14.88 22.45 17.88 in M ^ term and fecessed Until Oc-1 ^8e rikiit. as an em- Hon which could be mbniteil to tive Dalai Lama's claim that he is A smaMei 'Heflcat w'ould mean} precarious-budget sQrpius of 170 j ipg the St. Lawrence (teaway, col-, million, contingent on higher gaao-1 $ 2 - 9 5 ■'7.10x16'* 21.90 I6«8 . 24.48 • 10.88'' Other major dsctalons I'eatrlcled • pio.ye In private industry, to con- hurt the country. that tax * ,ii«e have exceeded, ifOENAUEtk, DEFUCB BSIk running the real government of iide in Lake St. 1,-awrence badly I the 768 billion-^predicted in Janti* line tax and postal rates which; P$R ■*7.60x15 28.95- 18.88 S^virn'mlnt ^s dl.tlngulihed from th# Berlin, June M (4V*Clinaenl- a 26.45 21.88 governroent officials milltar.i o f-1 The court did not rule on what r • right" of the average citizen to Tibet from his self-imposed exile damaging one. - my. 'ITtere 1* little ohanc* that Congress isn’t lik.ely to put into | lor konrod Adanouer flew Into SINGIJS ALT MINI M A-ND New York State's tax. on cigars, j U’OOD EXTENSION fleets, and r^ io and T\ station# would be required under a spe-!»et and hold a orlvate indiistrv in India. / spending will be shaved much, if f effect. ^ , i Went iSerlln twiny Igngrteir Onm- * GAUC(H MORIARTY FREE 1959 ROAD ATLAS pipe and chewing tobacco and The administration nOw pon-1 29 LADDER 8PECIAL8 15-in. whiles . . . tube-type, (ubeleiiH available. EXTRA!, unde^*"t^r’law riflesHy authorized piograMi, job, the court haa held that no one, A foreign ministry spokesman anv. below _U)* budget meaiiage mimlat threota'ogo^tl^^lno* under the law the> can t censor. Government officials expressed , however worthy, had any Inherent afniff goes . into effect tomorrow Ilg'ili* of' 780,800,000,000. cedes that apending will exceed the ReautifnI 4-color Atlas-Radio 14-in. sizes . . , whites and blanks . . . tube-type, tube­ aald the Indian government doe* lotod city. Adeeoiw eaflwfcfer a BROTHERS^ The court alao alnick down aonie the view that If defenae agency j ••right•'right, to work" for ' the federal'"not recoghlze any separate gov- and ia expected to rdurn about In anx’ event, the deficit will be . January forecast. However, rev-^ mMfteg of ten Vent p r a iM : guide with every lir^y pur­ less at low prices! . ' sections of the New York State cliecka on private Induetr.y employ 84 inilHon a.,vny for th« .State.- miuzi.Xbeii tiyice a# big as any.' enues are expected to be highe'ri einMural coltegn tomtyr^, ••awaeueioie «tMB g.overnment. Instead, ths coiirUj ernment of Tibet and there Is 301 >3IS Contor Sfroot chase. H urry! 7 Jaw under which ceniiors had ban- ment are tq. continue, provision have repeatedly held that govern-: ^herefora no question of a Tibetan St. Cathariq^ Ont., labor., prev’ously recbided in peacetime, j loo.; "*»' ■ j oollcge.'wUI ehnOitea I FAST FREE TIRE INSTALLATION . nsd, ahowing of the fllm "Lady must be made for "confrontaVion ment. employment is a kind of itovemmant under the Dalai Lama council plan* to picket royal lYie old peacetime high waa 74,- ) Ckmgress still le woricing on thaj W eet--' C .1 MORRISON PAINT STORE Chatttrly*s Lover."' yacht Britannia when it arrives at. and cross-examination" of oonfl- privilege; and that the government functioning'in India." 425,000.000 in the flacal year end-, I MO appropriations but h**{ d orH « , Ths sscurity scresniivg program dentiai informera. - qi (xtendiijg Uite pririlege can us* The 33-year-old; Buddhist god- Welland Canal with Queen Eliza-' ing June, 30. 1936, wher govern­ ahown a reluctance to vote apetid-| BUUlf Ml 3-5135 * * . ' 3IS CENHR STREET— es. ^ Ml T-F713 „ MancbeHter Shopping Parkade required tin t workers in' plants The induetrlal security cheeka many aafeguarda to make certain king told a newt conference at betli II aboard..',Peiping radio ment apmding was inerpaaed to ing plan* much hlgher'than Bifan-1 moo.tli4d Phone 511 8-1681 haring defanss contracts mast gov­ originally./were started under a it is not sibuaed. Muaaoorie June 30 that“ Wherever aaya- Oommumivt China has freed offset the 'deprteaion.-'TlH. all tuna bower's blueprint. The legiilatdrAj H .te? ' ' WE On’E GBBEN STAMPS ernment seounty itandsrds biddr* general skecutlve order issued b.v STORK HOI’ RS; The Supreme PbuH haa never I am. I am accompanied by m'y three Nationalist, CTilneae airmen ' high deficit waa about 67 •» bil- however, 'kre balking at- adminis-! meeting te they could eae classified .inforn^• Presl^nt Roosevelt eerly in World issued a clean-cut opinion on th* shot down last fall over-the coast aims MiIr., Tu**., SnL— 10 a.in. to 8 p.m. government, which th« Tibetan 'iton in flatel 1043. tn tba.esiriy day* tratlon''^requeatB ,fdr a highe*^ .fed- mUte.lte ., PLENTY OP PRRi PARKING tton. flacMt/information was used Read Hiirald Advs. % ...... Wed., Thors., Fri.— 10 a.m. to 3 pjn. War n. 'directing th# protection of of Fukien Provinc* in., southeast, j,,of World War 0. - H tn^cTM f’: In tlM flnwMtaig process, and soma national SMiurity information, Th* (OdattfliMd M Pfgo Two)