—The delegate of the febel BT.WfUiAN OATU ^ine favorable votes with'Sweden regime in Iraq arrived yester-
yaited Nations, N. Y-, July abstaining. da>»and declared “our friend-
Lodge ivlll offer a similar reso- 19 (/P)—The United States lution to ths Rl-nation Assembly. ship for the United States is Rule
and the Soviet Union pushed Two^thirds of tholte voting must still the same." today "similar proposals with approve an assembly measure. The United Nations was familiar Experienced diplomats guetosd-.th*. -ground for rebel delegate Hashim rival goals for an. emergency , session of the U.N. General U.S. measure might barely make Jawad. He represented the over- It but doubted th at ‘the Soviet* thrown Iraqi government in the Assembly on the Middle East resolution coUld get through, - united Nations until las* fall. crisis. Finally, the Council -^ots'd down Jawkd presented hLs credentials Nasser 6 Warns U.S. The ll-hatlon Security Council a S’ved'sh resolution to suspend for a seat on the Security CJounell, will take up the proposals when The Soviet 'Cnlon tried to have, until further notlc'e, the activities It meets again Monday to talk of U.N. observers noV in Lebanon them acceptea at once, but de- about U.S. Marines ,ln Lebanon, to insure against Inltltration. This ferred action whqn Britain- ob- On Mideast Buildup British Paratroopers In Jordan and resolution 'Said the U.S.. landings jected. Abdul Majid Abbaa*. who Fed- • complaints that President Nasser's had “substantially altered thi ob- succeeded Jawad a-> U.N. delegate, United Arab Republic is trying to servers’ situation.” Nine members remained in Iraq’s seat. oi’erthrow the Lebanese and Jor- Jawad touched on Monday'a Bj THE .\SSlOClATED PRESS opposed it. Sweden and Russia ’ danian governments. supported it. revolution in a talk with reporters. The revoUitionary rcginie of Iraq has notified the United ■The proposals were, submitted He said King Faisal II and Crown The chairman of the observers’ State.* that it hn.s withdraw.n from the Arab Union with last night after the council failed group later announced In Beirut Prince Abdul Hah were shot and ^ Jordan. to pass three resolutions dealing thirt lie had pulled his men from killed only after they resisted ^ with the situation.'- One died on Saleli Mahdi, ranking diplomat at the Iraqi embassy, said the field because the Marines’ land- Army olfleers wl o appearec at the the Soviet Union’s 84th veto. palace, he informed the State Department of tliis in a note yesterday. ^ ‘Ing had change< the rebel atti- The council beat down 8-1. with tude toward cooperating. Weeks .lawad said Premier Nurl. strong, He, said lie acted on in.*t riietion.s from the-rebel group Japan and Sweden abstaining, a of work in building uj public con- man pf Iraq, was found later at- which .seized power in a lightning coup Monday. Soviet resolution calling on the fidence in Lebanon may have col- tem pting to flee disguised as a United States and Britain to get The Iraqi witluirawal chalienged tlie authority of King lapsed. Galo Plaza L#asro said. woman. He asserted NurCSald also their troops Out of Lebanon and was sho' and killed when he-elect- Hii.'tseln of Jordan who a.s.serled after tlie Irati revolt that he Lodge said the United States Jordan immediately. Russia was "will not be thwarted" by the veto ed to fight it'out. wa.s ntlw legal head of tlie two countries. expected to offer a similar resolu- y and 'believes that all available Jawad denied that Fadhil Ja-. "A.* far a.* we are concerned. King Hii.-s.sein ha.s no rela- tion to any General Assembly remedies must be exhausted.” He mall, former Iraqi spokesman at meeting. Uon.ihip wliaf.xoever with u.*.'' .Mahdi told a re)wrter. then announced he would ask an the U.N., was killed, vas reported Miihdi said he dplivrrrd Ihr mMe* ------^ Then a Soviet veto killed a rival e.arller this week by U.S. Ambas- J.S. resolution that would have as-sembly session. to Asr I. SecretRiv of State Wi l - f Soviet Delegate Arkady A. Sobo- s'.dor Henry Cabot Lodge- He said sWnt a U.N. military force to pro- 11am Rountree In a call al the dc- lev said those who voted against Jamali was In jail awaiting trial partmenl yesterday .Mabdi said he tec^ Lebanon's independence and Middle East insuiy^ against illegal infiltration his resolution shared with the along with other political leaders. also told Rountree Jawad also denied Commimtata of arms and men. The Marines western powers responsibility for 1. The new Iraq regime Is leadv increasing the danger of war. He took part in the Uprising, declar- would lekye when this force takes to cooperate with the llnited Crisis Items over, U.sXpelegate Henry Cabot ing "We are against communism.” States to evaouate any of tho 1.- As for the future, he added: Lodge said^ The resolution got (Continued on .Page Three) 964 Americans In the country if "There will be parties, there will Banner-carrying Russians gathtr In front of the U.S. Embassy In Moscow to protest against the Beirut. Lebanon, July Ip <48— the State Department believes thl.s t’nconfirmed reports reaching be elections ' and there will be landing of U.S. Marines in. Lebaitop. The sign at left reads "Americana —Hands off Lebanon", necessary everything that we have missed the one at right “Handi off th* LebarKqj ". (AP Photofax via radio from Moscow.i Beirut today ,Said that a dozen 2. Ttie entire .staff of the Iraq MIG Jet fighters with Russian for the last 10 years. We will have cmbass.V ha.s gone over to the side a welfare State.” markings had been seen at Da- of the rebel regime and repreaent-s mascus airport. Compromise Seen He said Iraq, where the West It In.slead nf the former govern- The reports could not be con- has big oil concessions, will live Prison Inmate ment headed by Prime Minister firmed but added to the general up to Its econo-iic and political ob- Nurl Said. ligations, subject to modifications U.S. protests Red tension gripping the area. Th# '■V, Mafidl said he saw no need for report said "a few transport 'to make them suitable to the Sues to Block On Pentagon Plan American.s to leavj Iraq hecau.se planes" with Russian markings changing world.” He did not elab- "everything l.s calm and the gov- orate. were also seen in’Dama.scus. ernment has control of every part Russia has supplied both MIGs Traq has not renounced the Alcatraz Trip Attack dnJEmbassy of the country." Washington, July 19 (A’l - Unan-'i’well as reduce costly duplications and transports to the United Arab . Baghdad P^ct.” he said. "It has Despite this as.suranee, the State Imous Senate passage spurred ad- among the Army, Navy, Marines never been considered. We consider Republic of Egypt snd Syria but Hartford, July 19 t/P)—A S tate Departmeht Is understood lo he those presumably now bear UAR ministration hopes today for a and Air yorce. ourselves still' members.. .our Prison Inmate who figured in the (Congressional compromise that "The overall contribution made Moscow, ifitly 19 i/Pi U.S. Am--^ that lher?''hr no repetition of yrs- planning an air evacuation of de- markings. friendship for the tjplted States is prisoner uprising •in July, 1966, tfid a y ’s IncidaiU at hi* embassy pendent.s of American diplomats would give President Eisenhower by this bill will be one of greater bassador Llewellyn- B. Thompson still the same. I can assure you has filled suit to block, an alleged ,)r, lodged a vigorous protest With The demobatrafora there scaled and non-essential personnel who moat of the broad powers he wants military effectiveness,” Russell Beirul, Lebanon, July 19 i.Tt — that my government cherishes the transfer to Alcatraz., the fence and lnvalte4 the doctor's wish to leave The evacuation will to streamline the Pentagon. told the Senate. the Soviet Foreign Ministry to- A U S. IralTsport plane bringing W'armesl wishes for th* Uqited Leroy Nash, 42, of Danbury, day against attacks on the Ameri- wing of the building.'-'. be on a voluntary basi.s with With a surprising burst of speed Sen. H. Alexand.er Smith (R- States.” Americans deriding l„ji^.,d,|Miv i hiore troops into this Middle East and bipartisan backing, the Sen- NJ| said the measure would give charged In U.S. District Court can embassy yesterday. The BiiUsli note also >*Jled for Cairo had announced that Iraq yeaterday that he was threatened compensation for damage*e* u pri- whether they want to leave ■* ' hot spolspot waswa.s hit byhv .small arms ate last night passed legislation the defense establishment flekihil- British Minister Hillary Young rue today, pieaumahly. by l.,eba. was divorcing itself from the wHh transfer to the West. Coast dtUverad a formal protest earlV^ vate and public property In the'bm Meanwhile, President Nasacr requested by Eisenhower to au- Ity to handle such events as the Baghdad Pact... Other member#- basaybamay. .' . V- ,, "NiMd hia Communist hackera waged nese rchcla A bullet narrowly thorize a reorganization of the De- Middle East crisis. federal institution. against a smaller demonstratim nil.s.sed the navigalni-. are Iran, Turkey, Pakistan and His civil suit asks 660,000 dam- Meanwhile world 'communismin ia-xt'ampalgn of warnings today fense Department. Bypasses Service Heads Britain. yesterday against the British em- Tlie allots hit a DC4 transport ages for claims of "illegal depri- bass.v. mounted new propaganda demon- agalnal growing U S. and Brltlaii The vote was 80-0 and came af- The major change made by the mllltaFy^ slrength In the Inflani- landing Mai-ine.s from Camp Le- ter only four hours of debate on vation of federally protected By midafternoon today there strations today against the United |eunc, .N’. C., at the same tlTiia Senate was elimination of a House rights.” The complaint was con- States snd Britain for their mili- mahle Middle Ea.sl. the bill regarded as one of the requirement strongly opposed by was no indication of further dem- 1,700 paratrooper.s began fl.ving In most controversial before this ses- tained in a 13-pag.e document tary Inten’ehtlon In the Middle As Ihe crisis moved toward a the administration that the 'secre- onatrationa at either embassy. A Eaat. Prole.st.s continued outside verbal showdown.|jf Ihe 1 .N Gen" ^ ''''"■'''’V back up the 6.300 sion of Congress.. Ike Hint^ Extra printed entirely by hand. few curious psssersby loitered out- ' ’ ' .Marines already around Beirut. tary of defense exercise his broad Nash, who is serving * 25-30 the Sovlel bloc also. oral Assembly. 2.600 l!.S. para- The measure now returns to the powers through the secretaries of side the Ayneriran embassy locik- Apparently taking their cue troopers began landing In Beirut The Paratroop commander. Brig. year term for aasault with In.tent House ■which earlier, approved a the Army, Navy and Air Force. ing at broken windows' and ink from Moscow a crowd of Chinese to support the 6.300 Marines quiet- Gen Havid W. Gray, waa on the version containing aome features Congress Call to kill and a 10-year term for at- stained, walls. first plane. In its place, the Senate version tempted escape in 1949., claimed reported to number one million ly patrolling Be.irut’s port and strorigly objected to by'the Presi- The U.S. State Departm ent or- beaches. The paratroopers from continues a requlrernept for separ- he has been in solitary confine- staged a propaganda holiday In dent. If the House balks, as exV ate organization of the three dered the protest after Thompson Peiping. Germany came from a staging Liiulon. July 19 iJT — British pected, at aome of the Senate For Aid Fund§ ment (segregation) for the past made a full report listing more anxiety ^rew today over 800 Royal branches but spells out clearly that eight months. Giving a graphic account of the area In southeast Turkey changes, the bill will got to a Sen- the secretary of defense is the top than 275 windows broken in the massive ifemonstrallon against Nasser warned yeaterday that Air Force men and their 'amlliea ate-House conferehoe committee man in authority. Wa.*hington. July 19 <6*1—Presi- He claimed In his petition that embassy. Front offices and apart- l.solaied at Hab!-.ani.va Airport In he suffered a complete nervous the West. Peiping Radio said lliou- bloodshed m'lghr occur He vowed for attempts at compromise. Ru.ssell suggested th at if Secre- dent ELsenhower Is reported to ments on the first few floors were aanda of people began assemblying that "we will befriend those who I aq Sen. Richard B. Russell ID-Gal, tary Neil McBIroy has any trouble breakdown because of harsh treat- littered with debris. I befriend ua and meet aggression "We hsve had no word at all hsve dropped a hint he may call ment In prison and was declared In the Red capital shortly before chairman of , the Senate armed with civilian or mllltarv subordin- No windows were broken at the dawn. I with aggression. " since last Wednesday, ' said an Air services committee aald changes ates he either fire them or ship a special fall session of Congress insane and transferred for nine British embas.sy. but 'there were ! The president of the United Arab .Ministry spokeaniiH^ "The last months to .Norwich State Hos- Moving beneath a sea of colored made by his groii^ go a long way them to remote posts. If he . doesn’t get all the foreign minor thefts of medicines and , Republic of Egypt and Syria made toward evei'coming Oie adminla- pital. , , flags and placards, the Chinese On the other hand. Russel) , said aid funds he thinks are needed to beytka. mobs chanted in VhiUiderous rhSVs; the pledge In Damascus after a (Ointlmied on Page "YTiree) tration’a objections. the Senate bill retains a close Con- The action named as co-defend- seciel meeting with Soviet ricmler meet the present crisis. Extra police kept onlookers ”U.S. troops — gel out of the Le- Safeguards ProyWed gressional control over military A legislator who attended an ants Waixlen Mark S. Richmond, moving In front of the U.S. em- Klmistichev In Moscow. At the same time, he said the former Deputy Warden Harold A banon" and "British troops get roles and missions now established emergency White House meeting bassy today. . out of .Iordan." the broadcast aald. i ______If the United States *nd Britain changes attempt to -quiet fears by law. Eisenhower had asked for. last night said Eisenhower—with- Cox. and prison board president, An embsss.v spokesman said he the Arabs, Nasser that the secretary of defense would Magr. Joseph M. Griffin. Nash Is Bundles of- written protests j-""*®*""''-'warned. "We shall fight to the last broader authority in this field. But out making a threat—told the hear<^ of no tourists among the against milltAry Intervention in i be given power to abolish or reduce under the Senate bill, before these group of eight Republican and listed as plaintiff. hundreds of Americans now In the drop of our blood. ” Bui by saying Bulletins the Marine edrps, naval aviation functions could^ be transfecred In specific terms. Nash asked the Jordan were banded to the British In the future tense that the, UAR Democratic Senators he hoped he Soviet Union who have canceled from the Al’ W ires or the National Guard. abolLshed or consolidated. Senate court to issue art injunction against charge d’affaires. Peiping Radio will meet aggression, he indu ale, million barra'.ssment of individuals Was ered a serrrion In Moscow’s .Mos- Moscow and Peljdng avoided any tiMlay that the fleet snOrkrl sub- which the House cut from the *3,- The warden declined further heard. marine Piper ran aground on * passage, said the upper chamber’s However, if th«> fWtp committees lem mosque this morning. definite promises of armed alil to 675.000.900 foreign aid bill. 'The comment. The ambasaador's proteiil In- He ssid the thousand of Mos- Handbar alviiil two miles south- version u^puld sharply curtail in- State Prison Inmates msy be Nasser, "nie .Soviet Foreign Minis- terservlce'bickering and rivalry, as (Clontinued nn Page Three) Senate has not acted. cluded demands for full compen- lems In Soviet central Asia con- try Isliued a declaration which r»esl of Prnvlm-etown, Mass. The White House meeting came sation for damages plus assur- demn the "aggressive actions of None o'f llie 82 member* of the (Continued or Page Three) warned, however, that Ru.ssia can- amid reporfa that the adqiiniatra- ances that the Soviet government th*'. United .Stales" In the Leba- not remain on the sidelines. erew v«as Injured, tile Na\'y said. tion might even seek sdditlonal take adequgte measures to prevent non. The Soviet' Union will have to The PliMT was riding on the sur- recurrences of such st.tarks. fai-e for ealihratlon tests along ai. Controversy Lingers On money because of tlie Middle East "Ws cannot remain indifferent take "necessary measures dictated idtiiatlon. The extensive cuKural-althllstic when our Moslem brothers in the hy the interests of the aecurity of .measured naiilleal mile eours* 'But two of the Senators said exchange progrsm - about the when It slriu^ 8Vood End bar. Elsenhower was told prospects are News Tidbits only survival from the period of (Oontinued on Page Three) ((Vintinued on Page Three) The accident oeriirred about 6 dim for getting more. closer relaiions, between the Soviet a.m. Did the Goldfines Visit • Bee Little Hope Culled from AJP Wires Union and the 'ITnUed Riate* ^ ap- peared hanging In the balano* to- They added- th at the grmip told, Elsenhower that they see little 9*y- BKIKI T REBELS A'TT.ACK Sherman Adams House? hope the House would go along .Loan from Long Islantl bank to Washington State’s rowing team Beirut, Lebanon. July .19 LT>— with the Senate in restoring the gg-ytar-old Pittsburgh financier will participate In a match with Nixon Asserts War l>>bane'*e rebels charge through the grounds q^ the - .American full 597'i millions. . being Inveatigatod by FBI five Soviet crews late today and It was suggested the Senate Union sjMtkeaman eaya General tha U.S. track and field team is Mission .Sebool today to attack W ashington, July 19 (fib—Ber-;j the New England textile manufac- scheduled to leitve New York for the main building of the Leba- nard Goldfine left Washington yes- turer. might restore 6400 to 6500 mtllions Electric Co. workers to seek gtur- anteed. annual wnge. Moscow tomorrow. nese governmenr *8The building terday in the same, Manner Ip Adams admitted he accepted but the House wmild likely balk. But A m ^esn offlcials here, in- In Mideast Remote houses the office of Premier which he arrived—on a not* -'of gifts and favors from Goldfine but The likelihood, the ftena'tors said. Five' religious leaders return- ing from' tour behind the- Ivon timated that s single case of vio- .S*mi. So|h. controversy. . denied dbing anything to Ihflu- Was a compromise for |300 to 6400 lence or mistreatment of Ameri- Curtain say eburch-golag in Soviet .«tat.c« The mission eompoiiltd house* And,, as with his coming; it in- ence federal agencies looking into ih'i'lon dollars In r-sto—*d funds. can visitors to the Soviet Union Minneapolis, July '19 i/Pl -Vice* Nixon saui the United a girl's- si-hool—now on vacation Union increasing ... Bioux In - It not j Volv^ prssldentlal aide Sherman Goldfine's business affairs. Gold- The Senate appropriations com- .could be suffleient to call off the President Nixon said today the had the alternative, had —a theological seminary and a Adams. ■ fine also-emphatlcSlly-denied fav- mittee completed work oft the for- dians leave New York for South gone to the aid of Lebanon, of "al- Dakota - reservation after their whole program. possibility of a shooting war In the mission printing plant. As the millionaire Industrlailat ored treatment. ' “ . eign aid bill yeaterday and 'la ex- British Ambassador Sir Patrick lowing the tactics of subversion to and his wife were taking off by Meanwhile, the House, Armed 'Brussels Worlds Fair wild west Retll.v; ten t a protest to the Kori Middle JEast now appears "some- nibble away a the free and un- plane for Boston, a reporter asked show falls to catch an. • KEIIS FREE NI.NE Gl’*' Services investigations 'subcom- (Continued on PageThreS); eign Ministry and asked assurance wfeHl rem o te.” cci-imitted w-rld. co'Ji.lry 1 v coun- Kniiiklurt, Germany, July 19 Mrs. (Soldftne whether they had mittee announced it will begin World repreeentatlvea of Mary- Nixon, arriving here by plane try. until our own nation would be visited thejr old friends, the knoli Sisters meet near Ossining, lAS—East (iermany .today re- hirings Monday on a second case fa r'a brief visit to .the aqUatennlsi In danger." leased nine .Anfierican Army' men ! * Adamses, on their final • night in liwolving alleged Intervention by N.Y. to elect Nother Superior . , . Minneapolis summer festiv’al.' told '«We will find in years lo come town. Castro Frees Last Navy laoncbes aew eubmartne. Police Chief Faces held prisoner since their helicop- Adama In a government case an airport news conference that if that Imperial communism Offen ter slra.s ed across the Iron Oir- "Certainly,”. Mrs. Goldflna re- against a business'firm; • there^wga to have been reaction to will use Indirect melhotls and then plied. Probe in Norwalk taln June 7. I'.S. Array head- Chairman -F, Edward; Hebert American Captij^es Barbel, «t Portsihouth, N.H. ' the U.S. troop movement Into Le- claim, that comn-uniam had no qClarterH In Heidelberg aa- Goldfine’* preM aide. Jack Lot- Dispirited Hungarian refugees banon It would have occurred at part, ” In similar Insiirrection-s. the to, aald the Goldfines had been to (D-La said witnesses have been noiinei-d their release waa. ar- Guantanamo, Cuba, July 19 (ti — give up picketing at Russian UN NorwAlk, July 19 (dh—Police the time th# Marines were 'going Vice President said tke Adamaea fof dinner. subpoenaed to give, closed door ranged under an agreement be- into that country. testimony about a contract penalty Fourteen U.8.. aervlcemen, th* last delegation hea<)quarter* . . . Ital- (Thief Max Orlina has been granted Nixon said there Ui "a rleai dis- tween the .\m ertraa and East But- at the White House press The Vice President ssid the t nclion' lietween American forces settlement with the defunct Ray- North , Americana kidnaped- by ian-Premier FanfanTfeporia being a 2-weelc leava of absence without German Ke«l Ccaas. East (Ger- •ecretary James Hagerty said Cuban rebels, were free today on aaked to yiaet vylth U.S. Becretary pay to^fhable the Police CommiB- chance of a 'shooting war was one going Into Lebanon and the Brlt- there xvaa aome miaunderatand- lalne Worsted Co. of Manchester, man authorities handed them N.. H. ' direct orders of Fidel Cestip "so of State Dulles "”fbr wide exam- eioncra’ Board to review charges of many factors weighed when this iah-Krench Invasion of the Suez Ing. that you can go fight in Lebanon if country decided to send troops to over to the I'.S. Army at the "Mr. 'Goldfine waa -not a t GOv. The firm - was given a contract ination of present sitilatlon” . In against him. Canal Zone. He said the Suez in- East German border in Bavaria, you'r adm iral so deslrea." . Mldeaat. ,The 2-man board agreed to Or- lild Lebanon’s government in Its vasion violated the United Natiops Adams' house last (Thursday) Dec. 17, 1940, to furnish 250.000 from where they were brought yards of serge to the Philadelphia The 14 remaining nien of the-W ’ Shah of'Iran, orders week af Itha’ 'rriiuest yeaterday after the current crisis. charter because It was a cause of night,” said Hagerty. U.S. and Canadian citizens were "While some t of th e . opposition lo headquarters of their unit— Hagerty said Adams had stopped Army Quartermaster. Because of m ournlag by Ira.ilan Rq.val Ctourt Patrolmen's Benevolent Aa«h.' ac- aggression. the Srd .Armored Division in airlifted by helicopter to the U.8, for King Faisal nt Ifkq i . ..Union cused Orlina of "act* unbeconilng to Bf^xldent Chamoun .of Lebanon, But how-, he said, both the Unit- . by (Toldnne.’s hotel to tell him late deliveries the government aa- Navy Base on. Guantanamo Bay and King Hussein of Jordan was Frankfurt. goodbye yesterday morning. And ■eased a $40,785 penaHy against and company oAciaU - to meet an officer” and calltid for hia sus- ed States and Britain have been yesterday. TTiey were atnong 29 Thuraday in effort to besul elf work pension. fanatical nattonalism, it also was invited Into Lebanon and Jordan, he said Mra. Goldfine had seen the firm. sallora and Marines on a'picnic but instigated and fomented by the IKE DUE ON FAR.8I Mra. Adams on aeveral occasion* . After extensive negotiations, the stoppage I ( Electric Boat dlvialon The. asaociatlon filed a petition, reapectively. A* of right now, Nix; W ashington. July 19 <^8 — , which rebels aeized June 27. of General Dynamics at New. Lon- Soviet Union,” Nixon sai**n Yd*’ Ibe Soviet President Elsenhower w-lll fly to. Wasblngton for .the congre^qnal year. Hebert’* group want* to find don. police department, with the Board, Lebanon until some other stabiliz- hK Gettysburg, Pa., farm by apparently in good health. Obaerv- 'Union giving,militarily to Nasser ihg force ha* replaced them. hearings. out why. era here doubted that the’ men Mlsaing aa-doit- sloop-v located Orlina. 'In a statenient to. the and Syria, there would not hal’e helicopter toda,v for a 24-honr Goldfine. on reaching Boston, Th* nam* of Adams has repeat- would in fact Join the U.S. 6th naharm ed Anchored a t BuznaynTa board said: been, the Ifistaneous coup in Iraq The Vice Prenident and Mrs. stay. In. annonnclng this, press Nikon were met .at Wold-Chamber- wqu unavailable for cornmant by edly popped up li) the case and a fleet. The Navy base here la oA Bay, iAbtnd . . . 11-yea'r-old **I hope you Will appreciate the 'and the unsettled situations in secretary Jamea C. Hagerty said reportarg' seeking to clarif)t the former member of the armed alert statu* becaua* of tha Middle Bristol boy kitted la hu*-Mcycle fsict that I am doing this not in Jordan and Lebanon.” lain Field by aquatennia' royalty Eisenhower wanted to geY sway conflicting BtatemenU. rare** board of contract. appeala. Eastern crisis. aoiMeaL' '. - Uw spirit of lending .the charges He said the quick overthrow of and a night owl crowd th at filled briefly from the strain and ten- Ootdfine ratufhed to home attar Roswell it. Austin, has said there The wholesale liberation .ollowed U.S. Senate datoya iaat vetilig any credcncs, but In a sincere de- Iraq's monarchy waa a clear indi- the obaervatioh platforpi of the sion brought , on by the Mlddla complaU^ eight stormy days of were indicationa of White House the arrival of a high ranUng raM on AdnOnlstraUon'a mclprocal sire to relieve th* administration cation that outside forces had been termlnaL East crisis. Hagerty aaM tho teaUmmy before a Houa* Oom- ptessure. officer at the Jungle hideout- of trade bill . . . Robert- Murphy, and the department of which 1 am at work, Ha added Jl w*» "a pretty Nixon will be'grand marshal In PrraMent would bg only about iS mare* nlboommittea aaeidng- to The Whit* House hss'admitted Ratil Castro, the brother and Ueu- Pnuddant'a special envoy to Mld- hao4, any embarnuMment until this thin , claim that Iraqi rebels, thsm- a pafada tha afternoon, and after minutes away from ate capita datarmiBS whathar Adam* had 'eaat, to ooofOr wHfe Jlordoaiu selvee, perpetrated auch a amootb- aeveral other ap|i**rancee, iBy back by bettoopter oad eaoM get boek pullad fadaral batudf of (C aa fags'ftvH '*■' fm f' r ir a ) - - ' (OeaBoMi aa Fag* niiaaf) . ly «igiaMTad operation." to Waablagtoa tooigbL If needed **> a oMtaeMPa oette. A -it-
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PAG E TW O MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY, JULY 19, 1968 MANCHESTEH EVENING HERALD, MAN0 HESTE:R. CONN, SAllIRDAY,illIR 1§, 1958 PAGE T H B E B South Windsor Iraqi Reliels Drop Jordan Ike Hints Extra Ok , Says Doc SheiDwold on Bridge ALBA ROOM QUiluary Business Bodies Town Study ^ MIS MAIN ST. Linkv Ltissem s xRule Congress Call HEU> OVER! ENDS TVE8. OLASTONBUBY Mrs. Beulah H. Berry A. home Improvement contMtfTelk about an Amerlcan-bulltAltorf whose riitka increased by Pigs Get Leftovers — small car for the comtng: model 17,700 ovep'the period kirkY hoi^ up pl a y • KOtKDOUliUS Mrs. Beulah Hendrix Barry, 144 With a W5.000 fit-Rt prlEe haa b«en South datlar Italiaii-Am sriem , (Continued froin Page OneV year haa died out. Only one manu- Investment patterns show the On Records BETTER n lA N NONE . For Aid Funds Parker St., died suddenly this Eait-Wcst vnlaenhto TONrCURIB morning at her home.- announced by Kenneth M. Gelber, facturer showed any Inclination' trt effecia of le-'sened mortgage activ- By Alfred Shein#old NOHTH* CAokhif the Soviet Union and pre’servation Refusing to Uks the first triok She was born in Matheuh pi^eoident of the Nuside Eng"ineer- decrease car slr.e. The builder has ity of the earlier part of the pe- 4tKS49 of general peace,’’ the declaration (ContlnnFd from Page One) From Dinner Tables 'Ingf Co.. Inc., of 34 Oak St., a cut down on wheelbase, hood and SaidDone In 9 suit may stop the opponents County, S. C., and had been a res- riod, as was the case of 1067 as a ¥ * OiMR SuR tayi aaid. mernber of the Home Improvement rear end, but basically. It Is still {rom running the entire suit. Some- ♦ A K J 9 4- ident of Manchester for 31 years. whole. Substantial ..activity is Dancing Every S a t Night pected to begin voting on its pro- Before coming to Manchester, she Ths way lias bee-n cleared fo r * During Ui6 clean-up perlcxl Oar- Council, which is sponsoring the the same car with a few altera- A changa in town aecountinE times this refusal la riaky, but the ♦ Q 7 3 'The mtaaurea were not ipelled shown, however, by the addition I visions about next Wednesday. hsd been s teacher of occupational pigs_ to eat Manchester jrarbage. rity saljj he would seek special per- tontest. ■ tions. policy to double entry bookkeeF- risk may be worthwhile, "W m r EA*r For Reoorvaaou ^ out, althqpgh there waa an omi- of 11,629 i.ew loans to portfolios, ME 8-Mll thFrapy at the Middletown Stale Dr Niehoias Marzialo, town nilssloh for Lombardo to feed gar- The “Better Your Hon^e • Con- Under the hood, there will he Ing and central purchaalng order Weat opened the queen of hearta, A 0 9 7 5 2 A 7 6 Fhwi “THE TOUGHEST MAN- I Bitiephower. in talking to the totaling 1139.9 million in the past nous hinr that Moalemma In So\iet Hospital. She was a member of health director, aaid yesterday he bage to his 500 pigs. He said Lom- - test,” is open to all area rcRidcnts no changes to startle ' operators. ayatem will become effective Aug. and Eaat' aignaled encouragement A,Q710I5 ¥ A73 IN TOMBSTONE” i Senator^ reportedly stressed the six months. Central Asia might intervene Irf South Methodist Church. "wouldn’t object.’' as long as cofi- bardo. who also ierylces Wethers- making any home improvement, I if approved at a town meeting. by playing the seven. This was AS A Q 10 • ) Concentration will be' oh the out- j urgency of the need for a full res- She leaves her husband. John ditlons were maintained ‘’satis- field, hsd been feedirig garbage to minor or major, by June 30, lPb9. Thia would apply to all town much better than playing the ace. A 10 4 A 79 I 5 the adjacent Middle East. iVere aide of the cai more windshield N. William Knight has again toration of the <;ut funds, declar- Barry: a daughter. Mrs. Rdbert factorily" at iSamuel. Lombardo's his pigs up until ’’the' trouble Gelber said A total of $.50,100 bookkaaplng except that o f the for then the whole situation would SOUTH area, reshuffled headlights^ been named by Elmer 8. Watson, was no repetition of the 196j3 Suez I ing the "aecuBily o f the cqimtry Day of Golden. Colo.; two sisters. pig farm off Hillstown Rd started,” and would have diftieuH In prize.s will he awarded changed trim and some fresh ap- president of the Automobile Club ichool departments and the Board be clear to declarer. A A 10 crisis threats of sending Soviet j may be involved." Official « <»ntcst entry bliiiiks as V K642 ‘ Mra, Edward C. Stroud of Whit- General Manager Richard Mar- ty now in keeping up an adequat'd proaches to the fin. of Hartford, lo iiead the Invest- of Education. ' The new policy Aa it was. the queen of hearts ’’volunteers" into the Middle Easj- Another Senator aal^ Eisenhow- well as idra.s. and aervirrs are A 7 6 2 Myer, S. C.. and Mias Eva Hendrix tin .said Monday l.c would h? will- diet for the pigs if garbage were ment Committee of that club. In follows recommendations of the rode around to South. Should hfe however. I er “ tolci us this Is e s p ^ a lly nec- available at Xu.side, Gelber said AAK,«2 _ of Coluihbla, S. C.; and ' three ing to have town garbage fed to cut off. addition to serving lOn the Board Connecticut Expenditure Council. take the trlgk? I f he refuaed it, he Red China Jolmid -in with a note essary in view of the tenab-Jittua- Earli entry must be acconipanlcd^ William Himiamnn. Kdward South W ta N flv * B « l ' grandchildren. the pigs if it were done willi the The attorney added that If Lom - Bi eiteiilmch and Walter Ford, lo of Ciovernors representing the The Board of Finance approved might never get another chance to warning that "peace-loving na- iton In the Middle East, -and'the bv one or more seta of before- , ^ .u . I A Pass 1 A Paw TELEVISION PROGRAMS Plana for funeral aervices, undei "■:-('nUnuing approval" of D.. Mar- bardo is given special permission Manchester ares, Knight also I the changeover after having a win a heart trick. tions and people will not stand by ' problems flowing from it w-ithlif ^ r t-a ftr r phnlog.nphs s.i writ « , <« rcprrscnlsUves of th* Metro-, 1 V Past 1 A P u i the direction of the Holmes zialo. Final approva rests wUh the to use Manchester garbage, he serves on the Budget and Finance study on the subject made by Deapite this riak. South shrewd- with folded arma" if Britain re- the past week.’’ Funeral Home are incomplete. a brirf aUtementtb- ly refused lo win that first trick. 1 N T PtM 3 N T Paw mains in Jordan. j town health officer, sreoroing to would bury all cans and tMttles and improvement project chosen | Bolton L,.andinR, i>ake George. Committee as well as the Mem- Town Clerk Charles N. Enes and Dulles Asks Hike x Town Treasurer Fred J, Doocy, West led snother heart, and E **t Pau Paw " Peiplng’a note made only a pass- the garbage contract. other debris and operate the farm Second p n ri will be $7 ,->00 and I ^ ^ ' " ' f " ' ’ * 'inference at the bership Committee of the A A A . ■ Secretary of State Dulles—who Mr*. 3Iaf1he .'leMahon ' If the new system is approved, look the ace and continued with Openiag lead ~ V Q ing reference to the U.S. troops In ,, .. „„ _____ Martin expcc'.a ,o meet with lo the full satisfaction of the health ,rd pnr.e $2,»n(l There are 12 i S'iK"inore Hotel with company of- Chaaaal 1 Hartford, Cess. : sat in on last night's meeting— third pnr.e $2,ttnil There are 12 j nothing may be purchased -without a third heart.,South carefully dia, Lebanon, although both contin- u -’-arzialo ■ahorllv,' Pre.sumablv, officer. Garrity said he would In- Ukaaasi a new Raves. Ckiaa, also went to bat for the forel^ Victoria Rd.. iled at her home ye.a- j meeting will result in permis- fourth pri7.es of $1 onn each a n d '" '''" " ' an order signed by Enes or Mrs, carded s club and a spade from tbe OhaBBsl 18 Hartfsrd, Cess. gents were sent In i for the same sist that Marzialo maintain rego- The throe agrnla. w)io are a« - | 13 points in high cards and a fine YOUR YARN SHOP i aid bill in an appearance e a r j& i terday. She had made her home 26 fifth pri7es of .tlOO each Of- dry Raymond Hsllowell, the select- dummy. Qhiuiei !l Serlsitfleld. Mass. rsason-^to help stabilize an area aion to I>ominir Micnletli. of East j lar inspections so Lombardo would companied by their wlvea. were rebiddable suit you have a aoimd CkaasrI M New BrlUle. Cess. (One Elock East of 61ala yesterday before the Senate- fA p -! with her daughter, Mrs. Roy B. | ficiRl hlank.s must be ohtsined lo men's clerk and town bookkeeper, Develops Diamonds which waa rocked by the pro-Nas- j nrtfni'd. to dti"ip town garbage know what standards to aim at in « hosen to attend Ihr < onference he- opening bid. Cbaasel 48 Helyeke. Maee. Between Oak sad Birch) Photo by Fallot I propriations Committee. ' Paige, for the past 11 years. Be- : enter. and nothing wdll be paid without South now developed diamonds Ckasael 88 Wsieebarr CesB eer coup in Iraq. at Lombardo'.'' farm keeping his farm clean. rauae of (heir “ exceptioiia) aalea (Copyright 19.18, General Fea- He said events in the Middle fore that, she had lived in Flm- I a purchase order attached to the to make sure of his game contract. The United States warned Nas- Enffaged MicoleUi hohts Ur tow n ,s 3-.vear- Manta Regnimtions A lty ficnrg«» rrrfntly and iervire recordi iaat year,” 'Phey 4-H Fair Set tures Corp.). * Art Ncsdldwerk Eaat make it imperative that the wood for eight years. For tuany j 268,M)0 bill. He flnessed the jack of diamonds aer that any attack by his troops rontrac't. w'hirh runs out Garrity, in former atatementa ' appointrri to fl iitorkholdrr.^ ad* Rfp among liie top ranking niern- The engagement of Mi.ss Belle House reductions restored. If years she was a resident of Water- | A t present only one book, to East's queen, took the spade Supplits or by forces under U A R control next .Iiinc However. Ijomhai'do on the garbage situation, has criti- V'isoi*\’ coniniit t.rc lo the RnnT'd <»f heia’nf the Metrofmlilan'a ataff of SWITCH TO Lorraine Ahlberg to Robert Charles bury, Vt. Her daughter Is her only ! known as the Selectmen's Ledger, return with the ace, and finessed '’could Involve grave consequences the tactics of Communist Imperial- ■ does all the (collecting, acr ording cized the town's lack of regula- DirortoiR of Prnn-TrxHH (V»rp , «t- almoat 2.'),000 held repreaentalivea For Aug. 16 * Ftm Instructions Goldsmith of Bolton is announced ism succeed, sMd Dulles, the Unit- sur Ivor. I Is kept as required by the State another diamond to East's ten. seriously impairing our relations. " I to William F.' Poetzsch nf East tlon.s covering pig faniis. He haa tondfd thr firflt mrrtmg of Ihf in the United .Statea and Canada lAnNARTFDDD ( 1 ^ by her parent.s, Mr. and Mra. Carl ed States w ill find itself "encircled Funeral services "'ill be held Tax Commisaloner. . 'The change- A fter this, dummy was ready to * Ftm Parking ’The warping was deliveied in Hartford, roller tion Rupe)'\'i.soi' R.skcd Marzialo to establish auch nowlv rlrrlrd dirortom In New Meanwhile, Anthony J. Abbni- Ahlberg, 39 Spruce St. Both at- and subject to strangulation.’’, Monday at the Perkins Funeral Thr 27lh annual 4-H Fair will over will streamline the bookkeep- the three diamond tricks. These M OOTTAGB ST.—Ml S-SSSS Cairo by U.S, Ambassador Ray- Ms rim expre.ssed his willmgae.ss regulations for the benefit of other York ('it.v tills wrrlc. zear, .'in Nllea I)i , anotlier loral tended local school.s and now work Dulles said I f ' the House cut in Home in W ale hury and burial hs hsid Aug. 16 st. Ih* (Tiurch ! Ing system and give more unl- were enough for declarer, together FAMILY ^ mond Hare, the Stale Department in ha\'e garbage fed lo the pigs pig farms in Manchester, all of Ah thf* ttflvisory Met I fipolltan re pi eaent all vo, haa for United Aircraft. defense, support funds stands it will be In Waterb.iry Cemetery Community Hous. on Rt. 44A iform lty in purchasing town *up- with two spades, three clubs, and said,’ and was accompanied by a al a meeting la.st week will' .\tty which, Garrity .said, were inspected r>r!s«nrr and Inw partiirr, Ally, returne«I fmni New York ( ’ily < I) ADVENTl/ME THEATRll The wedding will take place on will mean "an unacceptable risk Friends may call at the .1 B Agrlr-ultural snd horn.making i plies and in payment for piir- one heart. pledge that American troops would Harold t'larnty, whom Ijoubarilo as a result of the Lombardo situa- s^ohn H (; FVdtncr, havf* author- wiierr he partiripalrd in a 2-week ALAN LADD (IR) INAflRANCK CITY OJMEN Sept. 27, I of disaster in Turke.y. Spain, Ko- Burke Iflmeial Hone, 87 F,. Center exhibits by locsl 4-H club mem- I chases. Estimated cost of the Soulh would lose the game If he (72-90) YOUTH WANTS, WANTS^t to I retained after a reeent .'ontro- tion. ity to ait in on board rneattnga. training (ourae on advanred life WlllUm get out of Lebanon as soon as cir- St., today from 7 to 9 p.m bers will be on dispisy in the I change is 11.000. took the first trick w'lth the king KNOW Dr. Leroy IC. Banif I rea, Formosa. Viet Nam, Pakis- j vei sy .surrounding the garbage Their appoint rnenta aa advlaora underwriting tec.hnlquea amt prar- >*THE D E E P SIX*' FUEL OIL $:44 ( 9) J t'N O L K JIM ' cumstances permit. ,|tan and Iran." He also urged Garrity said the hiring o f Poe- Biiditorlum. Enlertslnment al the I 'FlrsC Chiifrh Service of hearts. He would probably give The American troop buildup was i I situation camp H.a -the reault of a fight by t Icpa, (1M4) FACE THE NATION 1 restoration of a 1.^.3 million redui;- Mrs. Mary H. Page tzac.h lo supervise collectiona waa giounda haa been scheduled for the Church service at First Congre- up s trick in diamonds or spades (27-94) FRONTIERA OF FAITH reported by the Pentagon to be Uass<‘a Inspection thr two lopnl nttornrya for the Hpcauae of iu.n "oiilalandingly MODERN HEATI Na Prison Inmate tion in the President’s Emergency Mrs. Mary Helen Page, S3New- the idea of James Sheekey. tovi'm afternoon The public Is invited. gational Church will be at 9;.30 in Ihe attempt to develop s ninth (iaral. Dr. Ralph W. Bock- j In an insporlion m June. Mar- right to learn Jiie In.aide affalra | aurc eaaiu) reroirl m render ing aerv- maa continuing withont incident al- Fund. tonville Ave , .Newton, Mass , died engineer, whose department haa The nrrsngemenls sre being am, with Charles Nielsen in trick, arid then the defenders a t its v e r y best zialo found conditions "deplorable” of Ppnn-Toxna management ne lo policy holdera, ’ Abbnizeae 4:$0 ( 9) TH E FALCON though a spokesman termed the this morning at Manchester .Me- charge of the town's garbage serv- nisd. by "the 4-H Teen Hera club, charge of the worship program. would take four heart tricks. (14-44) PE A T C R K situation "very Ibuch.y.” Sues to Block at l.aimhardo's faiiii He ordered icing. Poetzsch. hired by Lombardo, Lraaner la alao a dliertor of w'aa recently appointed aa Rn In- Dall.v QuesHon (27) ROOTA and SADDLES morial Hospital afte.p a brief ill- Mra. Claren.e A Brailfleld, leader Myron Burr will hive for his ser- His report came before the para- an immediate ileamip. and town will keep an eye on the farm aa Prat I nnf! Whitney (*o of Weat auiHiue (onaidlant, in which LO NE B A N G E R Here is ‘'Miss Charlotte of '.'>8" deco)aling one of the floats in the Mrs. (Jerald Bickmorc. 172 .Maple | “ j' The sasistirig commllteea fol- Wspping Services members of the 24th Division, Probe in Norwalk the farm and reminding him frequent complaints about Lom- The (V J. Morrlmin f'ainl A Wall Oak ilialricl offne at 99 Pratt .St, say? 34 M A IN ST.— 'TEL. M I 8-1608 "RIark Window" parade at Hebron in observance of the town's 2,lOth anniveraa)y, St, She hnd been a member of the Morning worship service at (72) I SEARCH FOB ADVEK- marched down the ramps of giant that his I'ontrart demand.s he dump bardo’s collections. . paper Go. ator'e at JM.'') O u ter St. la Hart lor d low: Entertainment, Haxel Little, Answer: Bid one diamond. With GREEN STAMPS (Continued from Page One) Charlotte, 2, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Bfomley Lakeside Rebecca Lodge. Nfi' 116, being renovalofl and extended to chairman, .loan McKinney, lAlllan Wapplng Community Church 'will TL'RE transports loaded with battle gear (Conttnued frnn Pag One) garbage al the disposal area off Now', Garrity said, if by chance A new r acket wiil( h can affect be at lo a.ni. The Rev, Roy (94) M E ET TH E PRESS of Hebron. Greenville, Maine, and of the afford more anles and atorage lx)V7l|n and Nancy Moore; aiiper- (44) any bo dy can pl at after a quick flight from Adana, transferred under an act of the ()lcoll S I, unless special permis- a house is skipped hy collectors on both your credit and bank account Hutcheon will have for his sermon Mosehead Past Noble Grant Assn, niea Inlendenla, .lean Ann jBradfleld, S:M (tt) WBESTLING (59) FE A TU R E MOVIE Turkey. 1957 Legislature to federal peni- matter haa had a thorough in- sion is granted. one of the two weekly collection iiaa ret rrUJy been rejMuted in New theme "T o Give Is To Live." W il- (1$) BIG P IC T l’ BR «:S4 ( 9) ACAIE of Greenville The owner, ( ’harlea .1 Mornarin. I halt-man; judges, Freileric Dsin- Some 2,900 Leathernecks came tentiaries for "particular treat- vestigation” The farm was ( leaned up to Mar- days, the garbage will be picked Kngland. liam C.'andllsh will be the guest ($•) CARTOON TIM R ( 9> HARBOR COMM AND Besides her daughter here xhe aaya plana rail for llie front of the ing; irafflc, Roherl Oehring; en- 4iM ( S) HOPALONG CA89IDY (44) TW 'KNTIETH C E N TC R T In yesterday to build up the Ma- Thr comml.s.sloners, William Izialo's satisfaelion two weeks ago. up either the same night or the ilore'a how it opeiatea A bogua soloist. ment.” So far only one prisoner leaves a son. George Page, wilb rtore to be extended forward for tries. Marldell I,eonar(l. chairman, (IR> ACCENT ON LIVING PRK8KNTA AIR POWER rine force, which now controls a Jones and John W. Caputo, aaid Garrity said ' next morning ( Iedit raling man aiopa at a home, The W e e W will serve a dinner dK M O R trPieiC (44) BACK OF TH R W RRK "Thf 1994a" has been sent to Alcatraz under whom she made her homo In New- I.'** feet The entrance, nhw reardied .Iran Ann Bisdfleld, Sharon Mac- Dwypr-rfan^lfap , 9-mile altetch of beach around meet Monday with Myor Sun Beams Brightly aaka varioua rpieationa about pei'- al noon to Ihe church canvassers. (22) CH ARLIE CHAN the act. I ton: and two brothers. Robert B. hv atppa. l.a to be flropped to alite- nsll and I’enny Barth: food, .Sharon i’.U (t t ) ftPOBTN SHOW (SO) OUTLOOK Beirut and the main north-.south Na.sh was a central fig^ure In Irving C. Freese an4-Gei:poration aoiml flruincea auch na wiierr Ihe In the afternoon the canvassers 6:M ( R) POPRYR 7:44 ( .1) TWENTY-AIX MEN highways lending to the capital Counsel Frederick F. ly)vejoy Ja» and W anen K. Candors, both of walk level aa a greater ronv-enience Macnell; publicity, Norman Ore- (») FORRIGN LEGIONNAIRE the prison disturbance two years houaeholdet haa charge arcounia will go out amon|f Ihe parishion- ( 9) YOU ASKED FOB IT One battalion hit the beach and be- to discuss the ca.se further. Greenville. to cu.atoniera. Tlie front of the and t hn king acrounla and tiow hnlsky; set up and clean up. Paul ers in seek pledge's for Ihe erection (IRl F L IP P Y THE clown (19) LAA8IE ago. One of the prisoner demands j Funeral Services will be held (.10) MONMOl'TK RACING "Thr Huayary Beer’* gan digging machine gun replace- In a letter accompanying the For Hebron Parade atore will be finialied with floihan Kenyon, chalrmnn. Cllffonl Ander- was the release of Nash from a lino h la in the latln and liieh nf s new parsonage "TK.N NORTH FRKRFRICK” (44) SATU RD AY PRRFORM - (32-90) FRANK AINATRA SHOW 'Tuesday al 2 pin at the O C. Compromise Seen ments as curious Lebanese watch- association's petition. Fr^d Miller, brick u'hlle liie trim and doorway aaka the iiouaeholdei lo aign a form soti anil Norman Oreholsky "THI'NDr.RINO JETS" A NOE segregation cell. The demand was I'lie Religious Education Com- (SO) NOAH’A ARK (Color! ed. Another battalion reinforced association pre.sident, said the al- The aim was sliliiinK briKhlly Harvey Funeral Home m Green- are to be of atamle.aa aleel A large ■‘to almw the boaa liiai I've matle a Enl erl alnnient fot Ihe geneisl mltlee will meet Thursday si 2 COUM Dt lUXE (54) FP^ATCBR MOVIE "Thr Foondllna" granted by former Warden George l:S4 ( .1) THREE ML8KETERM their buddies at the Beirut airport leged acta "have les.sened the trust ; after wlial appeared to an onit- ville. ne^v aign m il alijo be adfled tall puhlh will he I riiuturted from I :30 ^ON■^AAScO>*C (44) TW’ ENTV-AIX MEN A. Cummings, who later resigned. p in In the Rulh Crockett room. ( R) flK Y KINO 7:90 ( 9) r'E A T I RF. FIL.YI but the Paratroopers were sched- and confidence o f both the pa(trol- nou.xly rloudy atari (or the Cov- ! Burial will be in the family plot With the ini reaae in area with- (IR) TH E RKt AHOW The suit was filed "form a pau- j Hebron Show With the aignalme on the toi rii I' lu. I" ■'> p.m . im hiding pony rides I.iitheran Services "Apellbound"—Ingrid Btrg- uled to take ove)' there. ernor'a day parade m Hcibitin thia . in Greenville Cemeter y in the building, Mornaon aald he rrOMMYj («» niHNRVLAND man-Carv (trant peris” which permits plaintiffs, men and the general public in the i On Pentagon Plan Iheii he s all ael He can go lo Ihe i hoolhs nemonst i a I itnis .Sci vices si Oilr .Savior Lutheran (54) A D V R N T rR K AERIAL ( 4A9) M AVERICK A Marine briefing officer waa adminisli'ation of the department I iiiorninK. Ijocal arrangements were made intrnda to atfick a much greater bank where Ihe nnluckv honsehohl . " 'h slail al 2 3(1 pin FnIrIcs are I'huiih are held al the VVapping without funds, to bring cases into 4:M (S) (TACO RID "The Third Rldrr" asked by a newsman whether the and are in violation of its rules and j After an unavoidably delayed by the Holmes Funeral Home. amouiu of wall paper and other- ' to be rnimvffl lielwccn 6 p,m, and Grammar School on Avers Rd. Just ( R) tp:rry tcnea Fun for All rr had 8 chf( king a« rounl. gel (HMD) RACHELOR FATH ER Marines would move into the rebel- court without paying court fees. regtilation.s. . (Cnnllmied from Page Une) for the Joint chiefs aa a group or flerorating mnteiinl.'' 7 pin,, with the exicplion of li\f off .Sullivan Ave .Sunday School (SO) E A R L Y 8HOW (27-80) NO W ARNING atari the parade, part of the itiank rhri k« and forge the aigna- “ Thn Magnlflcrnt Daps” Tlie petition, among other thlng.s, la'o tl. Bilodi'an any aingle member to appeal to (’omplriion dalr for the projeri alock whlcii may i>e rer-uoved ear- Is held at H a m and church serv- BOY "Two Martinis" held mountains. He replied: "N o 250th anniversary relcbralion be- lure on tlieni Me < an alao ( hntge Hsnrv Fonda 1:44 (14-40) F.D S r i.l.lV A N SHOW plans have been made for aggres- chalgea that Orlins aiiapended a By U AUTKR TKI)UN)KH Leo ,I Rilodenii, ,56. of (Coven- failed to oh|e('t within 30 days of Congress, after informing the sec- la Sept 1 Meanwhile 'Mbrrlaon lier Kxhtiuloia will Ire reH[>onaiiile ice at 1(1 1.6 a III. There Is s nur- (55) F E A T I'R K .MOVIE inj: held in Hebron this weekend, goofla al aloiea where the iiouae- Cmostk: "F ifth Annaal AIL sive action and none will be." paljolman witlioul notice and with- try, form eily of Hartford, died retary of defense, on matDpra 'J nd (he .atnre la atiU tranaarlmg for exhiirita at Hie cloae of the fair', sei V d u r i n g the worship service for S»«G, 6:M ( 9) CAPTAIN DAVID GRIEF Apmy Talont Show" Tarrsa Piobtibly thr big^ijest question got off to a cheerioK atari al conluuioos C'nngi'esalonsl session, hoider revenlert he or ahe hnd an ( R-44) A N N IE O A K L E Y Midille East Tlniiaday at Mancliesler Memorial "ronceimtng the security of the 'There wMll i»e tjancing in tlie up- the convenience of parents. Bfpwsr w'lll art as ra-hosi Britain added to her foice in Jor- out inve.sllgation of the complaint posed st Hebron’s "Quest For Kinney Rd thus morning. or Ihe Senate or House fslled to hu*;ine-''i In the iiaual manner. account — STAI TOMORROW . (55) H AW K E YF. LAST OF THE in piaup of Ed Aaillvan. Thw dan of crack "R ed D evil" Para- which led lo the .siispenaion. Hospital. He was the father of United States ’ Tencheis st the Lutheran 'VacH- MOHICANS Home ” pageRnl last nipht is: Wlio The long paiade ronlainuiK At leaat one Hiulfrnd irank ami andllorliini from 7,30 p.rii top (alont winnfrs of protlm- troopers — nicknamed for their Orlin.s joined tlie departiuent in ■ Lawrence .1. Rilodean. 324 I.ydnII art within 10 legislallve days after Other provisions of the Senate M n I" lir.'sl pr re.‘'idnnt.*« In Die poamiiiy more have clie< ka wnii ' U' 10:30 pm Mnan will l>e liv Bob lloti BIhIc School which was held ‘TJvellest Place In Tojvn” (44> A N N IE O A K L E Y Inary rdntrsls hrld a( Arm v had the most fun. the aurlience or antique rata, floats. fife and 7:00 ( S) NEWS. WEATHER AND fighting ability and their cocky red ' Crisis Items 1929 and haa been chief since 19.’)0. , St . and Mrs Dons RIckas. 76 Es- a (iiinmittec protest. Ihe plsn bill provide for: nnrkcl feese. sex .St. He was Ix'rtn m Aiignsla, w'oiild be effei'trve Clarifying and inoreaaing the Robc.il Beckett, Mrs. Caspar Mal- i R) DEATH VALLEY OAV8 The huge 65-membe)c east, all of Irocka. Boy and Gill Sconl.s, a lO.Ml m/idela longer, lower, wirier partmerii aloia in Hartford ha* Iwo' noniinnl cliaige I DINE aad DANCE thr prograni. were airlifted fiom Cypitia’ in 18. Maine. .Ian 12, 1902 anil llyeil 50 This Junked a House provision power of the defenxe secretary. end pr-nb;ihlv mme expenaive ar- /tefreahruenla will be on aale chulat, Mrs R. Young, Miss Lydis (IR) 7 O’CLOCK REPORT (22-90) STE VE A L L E N SHOW (Contlrued from Page One) them anmtenrs, seemeci to be En- National Guard Unit and several or three caaea In wiib h gooda were (1?) W HIRLV RIRDA hours to help stave off any coup lo years In the H a r tford area He that would have pcrmllled s single Broadening authority to let up .f'opting to I'ler! Os^nrr, a Mr- charged shortly after the hall opena al 10 Kiiehn, Mrs Thomas Reardon, Presrnls Stove Lawrwhro A joying themselves to the h1lt as Veteran groups wended ils •FRIDAY and SAT. (90) HIGHW AY PATR O L E. rdlo (iormo; Gaosts Kr#«- match the one that killed King message said, ‘We are of good I was employed by llie Fnller Bnish member of the Joint chiefs of staff unified rhmmands involving more Grnw-11 ill [luldt* a I ion R.m Miss A. Klinger. Mias A Topellus (40) RANCH PARTY they acted out 250 years of He- way past a cheering rrowd of Authoritlee reitunrnend that If an Wynn, Y'lvlan Htalnn and Faisal II of Iraq, head of Jordans heart!'" Hospital Notes ' Co, He \cas a forme)' meniher' of lo fo lic a Congreasional test on than one service and simplifying llo’,‘.r\rr, Ihe mnn/i/.lne aaya All entiiea muat iie marled lo snd Ihe Rev. snd Mrs W alter L, 7;l« THIA W’EEK IN SPORTA Don Knotts (color) bion's past in 20 scenes at Re- 5.000 spectators lining the route atmieone ca!)a al vouj divu lella Miitlo and Songs By life r sister-state. A Foreign Office spokesican .said Ihe Irieni'h Social Chib ■such an rssue. 'The administration the chain of command on them. anmr nf (lie nrliled («ial rnnv be Mniidell I,rf*onard, Kural /Unite No. Ahel OlherS helping with Ihe pro- 7:90 ( 9) F E A T I RE FILM 8 .9(1 ( 9-59) ANYBODY CAN PLAY gional Dislrioi 8 Higli School. from the stalling point al Kinney you he la rrjueaenting a credit rat "Wap of ths WIlHoafs" John 9:00 (9) N INE O'CLOCK MOY'IK A political threat to U.S. troops itp oils arc pouring into London' Patients Tndwv: 199 JBeHidcs his .son and daughter liad deiioonced this and other houae Establishing a new director of compnisnl rr| for li\' gaaollne uae aa 3, ( 'ovfnti->', by Aug, 9 gram were Mrs Andrew Ksmm, W ALLY FIELDS A few Wew their lines or lackt^d Rd. op lo tbe Green and then to liig hm-eau oi- nrganlr.atlon ' amt Warns (19-40) TV T H E A T E R In Lebanon disappeared, (or the: that the R.A.F. garrison had been: ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Miss Ifere. he leaves his wife, Mrs Rose picivialons as legalized insuhordin- research and engineering to super- tbe ne-,r ill htiraa fuel ecoii- Preniiuni data are being given Mrs Benedict Kupchunos and’ Mrs. SWINGING 44IJARTET (49) TH E .AWOBI) OF FREEDOM "Incident" Uie proper enthusiasm when en- the Regional High School. wmda apme information on your time being at least, when Speaker orderei. to hand ovei its ar- is and Elizabeth CTlifford, Coventry; Rijs- Alma Gagne Rilodean. of Coven- allon vise snd coordlpste the vsst array omv in.'^trarl of liot aepow ei . 4 lub leadera. Memtiera are urged 11. S e n g m s n The DU'k Clark Ahow (22-90) TV s n o w thusiasm wa.s needed, but the Some highlights of the paraile l>eraf)iml flnancea. aak him fm (lR-40) PR R R Y MAAON AHOW (Color') Starring John RaiH. Abdel Osseyran of the Lebanese; jg now under supervision of the ' sell I.ennon 34 Coolldge SI ■ Mrs try; another' son Rayniond .1 HlK)- ' Retained, however, was the right of military projerls. AP ri. ju cording lo Klerjt- Owner to lonlfKl auch for then coplea A-a f'I.A6IM — Steamers and audience seemed to enjoy Uie eve- were the Anieriian la-gion float ct erlentlala I.ssi evening riming the closing lOCK MAHONEY (77-90) P E O T I.R ARE F l'N N V F. dic Adams and Janal Parliament announced he waa diop- i,„q i a,-my. Lila Strange, 58 Virginia R d.: Ed- deau Ilf Hartfoi'd; aiVothei' daugli\ thjH \»'Hi a Mlump in auto aalea will U'xnmine ihe medentlala laie- Preiiiium awaida wij] lie diatrlb- program of Ihe school. Ihe teach- 2 Hair Shell (49) TH E DICK CLARK AHOW RIair ning equally hr well as the aetpr's. depir ting "the old swimming hole.” (59) TR AF F IC COURT ping plans to call a special session q cannot confirm or deny these ward Kelly, 21 Irving St.: Bonnie tei'. Mias Rose Ann Bilodeau of ^ P'd foiie iTlioil to hack down fullN Arnl if he doraiTI iiave ariv, uterl al Uie annual arhie\ement ers wore presenlerl with prayer V * P IZ Z A — To Take Out and HILBERT R O U N D Onosls GrorxP H. Tho IV. Burton Moore of C'oventry. who some 20 antique cars, a Sir Gala- night lirld in t he (all ^ Delivered To Your Door. Hobb.v (farm . Jark Arott. 4:90 (19-44) ALFR E D HITCHCOCK and demand the American forces i-eports ” said the .apoke.sman. Mail, 2 Minlerburn Ave., Rock- Coveniry; foii.r biotheis. Lniiiloa on ilx big cm policy Aulomnkera (all the (liainbei of Cornmen'e or hooks Piogrant features Included Diiano Eddv PRESENTS pull out wrote the script and direrlod, had float, the Wlltlinantlc rny < < r r n . S i i p t r e r UNOACRISTAl ”f -iiplv because ro'i.munication ville: Charles Dickens, .34 Avoii- Bilofleau. Wallace Bilodeau, k'eixli- no lii'liiuig fudii, and tlie 19.59 thr poin e 'Tile laltri would per the nursery class singing ".lesus -iMuiinui R:00 ( R-49‘ rO F N T R V MI AIC JFBI "The" Rlrht K in d'of flonkp** rates three hURzahs for his chrq'n- Band, various volunteer fire de- nand Gouppie and Louis Goiippie. linen will trflni then confidence hap« like lo talk In Mm, 'I'he 4-M town (ommitlee will LEE 4:90 ( 9) MR.. D ISTRICT A TTO R N E Y He made the annoiincetnent after j with 'Habbaniva has been cut.” I dale Rd.: Mrs. Pauline Sheehan, 49 Ix'ives Me" snd Ihe heglnners sing- •r;k». OAK GRILL INMIKIM T pv R lilrr and thr Rrown (59) OPEN HEARING conferring with U.S. Deputy Under-! _ icle of human events in what parln.cnts from Hebron and the all of Canada; two sisteis. .Mrs 1 U,S. Protests Red have ila iinnnai puhiu- com aupper r o»„. D 1- '. «> t i Habbaniya lies in a dusty elbow : Deming SI : Miss Joan Benton, 861 in luxui a.a n hrilri ing "(iood iMornInj! ' .Songs by the #30 OAK 8T„ MANCHESTER Trio (tucsts; Carl Robe of 4ha once one of Connecticut’s largest snrroiindlng area, and Ihe St. from .5 30 pm. to 7.30 p ni Aug. tut HIITM K9 n,.ev7an ot the Euphrates 50 miles we.st of ' Center .St.: Charles Braun. 1.50 Lydia Culp of- Coventry and Mis. (hie thing Pelifiil la iianknig on ('oniiet ! i« id a 71 Mutual .Savinga piimary department Inciuded (73-90) BOR CROARY AHOW Giants and Sen. Kcfanrrr and mo.sf prosperous towns. Peter'S 5'otrng People’s Fellowship Lena I'laigie of Canada; and five 9 al tile ('hurih (’ninmumly Houae (Color) (0:00 ( 9) NEWS AND W E ATH ER to tiring an ufiawing In aalea la an Banka i balked up record dial half "Who Made .Skies ' snd the juniors on°a s e ria l session 7?dv 2 4 I ^ JoV'’'' Wes- groirp with Mia, k'red Kbei !e aa general R;S0 (lR-44) TO P DOI.I.AR (19) 194 000 rnO T.LE N O E Pageant Hard Task gra ndcliildi'cn. oriin* ,«w replug alvlr clwinge Alafc gaina in both flepnxita and re- gave rei'ilations and gave Ihe ( R) T H E A T E R T IM E (22-90) DECISION a new^rwident acceptable to both i » revolutionary coup ” ‘<'<^'6 Tpke.. Mrs. A l no()n Gov and Mra. Abraham Funoal aeivlrea will be held chairman. Net proi'ceda will be for f:44 ( K-49) LAWRENCE WELK Mildred Boardman. 35 Whitney Writing a pageant such as.this A itack on Embassy h:gii;'osl ri|d ionnl.‘( w ill aliow dp in "The Ganger Gama** sides in Ihe revolt. This would set-: overthrmy King Faisal s gov- A. ■'Rlblt'off and As.snciate .ItisUrir .anurcea, aeifndl,ig |n a rep»irl from pledge to Ihe American and Chrls- Rd. Mrs. Dorothy Pescork. An- la not an easy task. Hebron’s his- Monday at 9:15 a.m al the Flselte gicator iiiriiibrt.s than ever. « I liie premium awarda of the 4-H □ □ □ □ □ □ the Savinga Bank*' Aaaociarion in'wn' fnn iisn flag. , □ □□□□□□ tle the epuntry’s interna! crisis. I him. doveri David Wiley, 100 Oak Grove ; tory is loaded with colorful events, and Mr-jt RaymonrI E~'BaI(lvTn of Ftineral Home, 20 Siason Ave . 3'liein l.a little hope for Itrwei Aug 1ft here. which flared into a rebellion when 1 There are 200 wives and t.. .3*! n9 per lent s_Iti .1..the fliat ... - - fs • Church will he said at 7, 8, 9, 10 □ GENERA!. AUTO REPAIR Beverly PerottI, Coventry. | and Justice Baldwin, at the R e- Players' Notes menu has taste-treats “for the mander who has been hanging meeting monologues of the 19th to 4 and fi'om 7 lo 10 p.m. .vesierday , ; gem y session of the U.N. G w eral iialf l4i a new peak of $2,105 mil amt II a 111 MIt«hel1 0-4681—18 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER BIRTHS YESTE RD AY :' A daugh-; gional High School at 2 pm., lea M is . W illlsiii ,'tmilh of Slnrrs whole family. back,in the now smoldering re- Hurls Two Badly Centuiy, and the town aflame ns I Big protest meetings also j^ e , Assembly to deal with the Middle lion ' Lllirarv lo Close □ ter to-Mr, and Mrs; Robert Mazel-j at the llbraiy at 3 p in., a tour of hsi been elected Covenliy . I’ lsy- volt and is widely backed as a seen from the living room of the taking place In ( ommunist RoX.| p^asl crisis, Ceylonese Premier S. iMpuait gmna are aeen to con- The .Sadd Meitonal library will □ -skv, Slorrs: a son to Mr. and Mrs. Hebi'on starting at the library al I et-B delegale to acliviUes of lit. PLAN TO HAVE YOUR eompromlse canditlate for presi- Two men were seriously injured Congregational parsonage. Not to 3;.'i() p m . a Hor.se Show al Ihe mania, according to Moarow rs- yv. R, D. BandaranSlke In effect I alaf of 60 per cent new money, in be closed ,lulv 21 to .luly 31 while snow (40) DEATH V A L L E Y DAYS William Haggerjv, RFD 1 Vernon. Associsteil I.lltle Thealeis of Cnn- SUNDAY DINNER4IERE (11-44) G ALE 8TOR.M SHOW (59) M IK E W ALLAC E IK TE K - dent. at 10:57 last night when their car be overlooked is the finale In Elementary Sthool at 4 and the dlo. criticized the landings as interven- ' « ontraat to the pi rlu>n rrpreaenleh| rtlne4l In loth the Oral half cooUoul We.lne.day evening si ' T R A V E L 10:90 ( I ) N EW S R E P O R T E R A Lane. Hazardville, was -driving Moore cleverly onened the door a’ I "nie same slogans almost word ! of 19.57, and Ihe yem aa a wlude □ “FOOD □ ( 9) PCRLIC DEFENDER WEATHER arrived. Frank Clark, 58 Pine .SI,: Mr.s. j Funeral sei vir es for Mra .lolin I heir Bi nnknioiiie iionie on .Snake (22-94) TURNING POINT smith on Sandy Beach Rd. when the rear of the .«lage and the .ra.^xt 1 for word appeared in the Com- The larga^t ,U.S. aircraft car- jA l the aame Inie, dividenda pabl, Mancliester K \ e n I n g Herald FUR (14-44) WHAT'S MY LINEt Galo Plaza Lasso of Ecuador, B ’ tilah Barry, 144 Parker St.: 1a . Smylhe of Bavbeny Lane, Bol- Hill Bil, for offtcei s snd dele((stes AVEY’S 14:4S ( 9) N E W S A W E A T H E R (22) FILM DIRECTOR'S PLA T* his car went out r-f (Control while enteied from outside*, giving the Maii<*lu;.s|<*r Days ! imimsl w'flrld from Peiping to East riers cannot Hpass through the I at moderately inrr» i.aed lalea oVer •Siitidi M’Indsor (wirreapondent, El- EVERY ( 9) MIKE WALLACE INTER- head of the observer team, said the Margo I-fChman. Columbia; Michael ton. who died Wednesday, were PINE of the A L T Monre la pieslrtent of □ BOUSE Marine landings may have de- rounding a curve, and hit a tree. Heyman, Wapping: Mrs Ann Illusion needed. held yesterday al 2 pm. al the \ Rerliii Panama canal. - I Inal vear, nmnunterl t , .. j . flS4 O n ter Rt.— Tel. Ml 9-9SM Volunteer Fire Aa.n . 3 p in , Soulh 'Shullsburg. Wl.s iT' If you SATURDAY TILL 8 P.M— CLOSED ALL DAY SUNDAY 10:14 ( 9) CHAM PIONSHIP ROWLING charged arms smuggling and in- Head, Platlaburg, N, Y , were Sylvio Ctavette, 17 Falknor Dr.': problem was effectively s(.dved by end late this after noon apparenlly Cluirch officiating It was ^large- ‘'‘gkl. rhe Reds aUemplcd to , Theae divulenda were abated'by 10:94 ( 9) H E A D L IN E 'legroup but )ioli('» prevented them Coventry flrelionse; Covenliy need Inspiration In this old lead filtration from S.vria waa moat taken to Rockville City Hospital Mr.s. Mlldied Dewey, Bolton; Mrs iitilizing 1he (ui.st to cany Ihe sets liaa bepo one of the mo-sl aucceaa- I ly st tended funeral with many 1 293,600 regular aavingii itapoa- (19) I LED TH R EE LIVES on and off stage from reaching llie U.S. embassy, F'lsyers, 8 pm . Brooknionre Bern. mining town, Just look st the street □□□□□□□□ □□ □ □ □ (22-34) JOSEPH COTTON SHOW prevalent. Plaza said he waa wait- and then transferred lo Hartford Calheiine Lodge. 24 Vlctoila Rd.: flil ever staged by Ihe mei cliant 'floral pieces adonilng the home. (44) HIGHWAY PATROL Tl)e sets and lights weie Impies- where Communist rioters smashed Coventry Recreslion Commtllee, 8 signs. DOST wwT rJ :':: ' ^ Ing a few days before starting Ho.spitaJ.where they were admitted John Foote, Amiover; Gene Heim. members of the Cliamher of Coin- Burial was in.East Cemetery (59) E A R LY LATE HOW ■lock up on liquid lefreehmeats with possible Internal injuries.- ■ .sive in their simpliritv In' the wlmtowa and threw Ink bombs p m , Town Office Huilding Street nsmes Include: Virtue, full-scale patrols again "to watch East Hartford; Albert Schaeffer, merre)- Bearers were Ralph Johnson, 11:44 (IS) NEWS. WEATHER A fUr the weekend. The arcidenj is still under In- churcti scenf^ where the Tory Rev. Wednesday night. 459 .lustlce. Truth, .ludgmenl. Mercy, APORTS public reaction to the Marine land- 40 (jarden St.; ,M"sx Ryan 46 Josepl) Gar inan. chaiiinan of the Arthur C$rts6n. .lohn Gents M D . 6lan.n.lent. Mrs. F. ENDS TONIGHT— Walt DIsney'a '’PETER PAN " (2?) CUR TAIN TIM E William Stevenson and William flock, only a-veardhoard pulpit and Chamber's Retail Division which tion planned a deinonstrallona of t94) NEWS SILK CITY The rebels resumed skirmishing DLSCHARGED TODAY: Mrs Fagan. THE ARMY and NAVY Pauline IJttle, teleplinne Plirrim Tomlin of the Stafford .Springs a simplej’loss were uvpd. Nothing sponsors the annual promotion, ahniit 30 to .50 members In front of (44) WRK.STLING tOl N. Main S-ISSS In Beirut last night. Several bonjh.s Gall Wriik, 62 East St.. Rockville: S-62.31. AIR CONDITION ID 11:15 ( 9) F E A TU R E FILM barracks. Mrs. Alice Brewster, Glastonbury. huire was needed to get Ihe ines- said ac'.iial figures regarding sales Ihe Brill.sh embassy on .Mondsy K)PEN: STARTS "The Hprdrr Woman Strikes exploded In the downtown area, spge acros.s. Science of Time Hey yim earl.v golfers! Have Rack" <«alc Aoadegard marie during the firomotion wrrn't The grou|i staged a small-rally in 11:4# (19-44) SUNDAY NEWS SPE- cauaing damage but no casualties, i «I ABROAD EXPENSIVE ! Tjie pageant \s being presented be ready until .Monday, but that STAR TIN G VOt NO Sunday hrenkfasi at Ar- TOMORROW ( I) WORLD'S REST MOVIES , CIAL MA.\.\TEK.S BIG E.XTEK.S ------I front nf the U.S, embassy Thurs- "Flaxy Martin" Y’trglala It was one of the most active j again tonight and tomorrow night. Horology Is the .seience of Keep- | day .Stamford ul’i Among the pa- lliiir's Restaurant open 8 STATE 11:15 (18) M ILLION DOLITAR HCOYTR • Miami Manatees, poptilsrly W ashington The Army flgur(;s , nppaientry’ shopping activity dur- = ALL DAY^ Mayo nights for the rebels since the llenls iilven emergency treatment "G irl of the LimberlosU* —• called sea cows, eat up to 100 that it costs about 87,700 a year ing this year's promotion ''topped " ing lime and Includes the' making : "The Times of Indonesia ac'Ciiscd a.m. to 17:30 p.ni. (19) M II.LIO N DOLLAR MOVIE Marines landed Tuesday. al Stamford Hospital recently was SUNDAY CONTINUOUS FROM 2 P.M. "Thrtr Maskrterrs" ^*^1w»»i'Darinda Cllftaa pounds daily of vegetable items to jupport an Arrerican soldier those of previous years. of machines and devlres which ; the United .States and Britain of a 19-months-oli1 boy who had cut (94) LA TE SHOW •i.:w :5!i: •*«eviEWR from the sea. (Vi'erseas. Meanwhile, the Retail *Piviaion*s measure lime, such ss clocks and aggiesaloii and claimed their Iroo)' 11:94 (99) NEWS ll:.V) ( II NEBS his hand while playing with a 12:44 Tlireu Unhurt "m ystery man " rontiniies lo cir- watches. 1 landings were aimed at shoring up , SUNDAY:^ ^ ARTHUR'S (44) NEWS A pr e v ie w s IJ *2 |7J! ti'TF, NEWR • WEATBEB knife. 12 : U ( 9) LAUGH TH E ATE R U:t0 ( 8) NEWS XJ.S., Reds Seek ciilate throughout Ihe town pass- BINGO H.;4$ (22) NEWS AND W EATHER ing out 12 gift certificates to those A maa'g lone SMuroh anil s ( 9) NEWS A W E ATH ER In Auto Crash EVERY SAT. NIGHT— NEW TIME 8:00 P.M. 1:44 < 9) NEW’S Urgent Session shoppers he ^tops who are able woomn’a loiitlnt,..a <18> B I L L I O N D O L L A R M O V I E State Acquires Land to prpduc* sales slips showing they -"Mafn Strrrl Alter Dark" f MONDAY have purchased articles'Ironi Divi- wdRdwlac ,bo>^ and (Continued from Page One), All Ohio sailor and his two pas- lt ; ie ( 8) NEWR sengers escaped Injury early today sion memhei stores. EASTWOOD his woad«rftil docy (18-44) LOVE OF LIFE SUNDAY vvl eii their car lilew a lire, swerved lElght.v of the certificates have Marlon Dranrfn - MonltDniPr) ('lift .. .. YIC TAC DOI'GR » demanded immediate calling of an For New Tech School been passed out hy the "mystery ...»lovs-storjr tS :l» ( XI BUGS runny out of control, plowed down eight til CAllTOON KXeSKSS emergency aaaembly aeasion. man" so far and another 4() were Dsan Martin la IIK M ) OVRKt RSDH TlTERa 11:84 ( XI HOLLYWOOD’S BERT • fence posts, plunged down an ein- »ad »«tlott-stof7| ( 8) THW 18 CONNItcm’fT (U ) REARCH FOB TOMOBBOW scheduled to be given out todsy. MARLON RRANDO (18) K VK ON CONNKCTK CT (n-S4i IT ('O IILD BE TOD indicated he would not The firat atep toward the ei-ec-* and $3,000 for tax adjustments and hankinent and atopped 165 feet PAVE and SAVE "THE YOUNG LIONS" "THE YOUNG LIO NS" th»t'irs»oh UUce first was gi'own In Asia (CtiMI’ARF. O nt LOW PRICES) • CinamaNropp S! SVR : SA-ft:tA (48) E V E ON NEW yO RK until Japan had submitted' a reso- Preliminary sketches for the vo-1 fhr mad wlds al an, eatimated roat of 81.600,00i)| 1:30-a.m., ar.-cording to .Htate Po- several thousand years sgo . It Af(ml9.«lon ThU Enia|»m pni 1I:U ( 81 (tOM KIHRS lution It was preparing. calional sehool have eread y been V' AMESITE DRIVEWAYS M thshamsB lt:9t ( 8) AMKRUJAN LEGEND haa been taken by the State with drawn and are -now being atiidied lice. was served to the kings of PerSia The Japanese resolution, in pre- .500 years before CTirisl. . * I4 NORTH FREDERICR*' ( 8) MOVIETI.ME, I'.S.A. lincoln-mer c u r y I the acquiaitlon of land off \V. Mid- hy the State Board of Edufiatlon. .lohn T. Kchmnts, 18. i.,8 (iiange AND PARKING AREAS Ahn«a Hun. a( 1:iaA:(»$;|« • rRAI I.KIN * la Trch. hMrtl W E B E U F . V E In Mmncheeter Tkey'ru A t ■ to itrengthen the observer corps towards Manchester when the ae- (18) KVNDAy BF.FOUT I north of the W. Middle ’Tpke.-Cen- of New York, operating out of • FREE E.STIMATE8 • and take such additional measures cldcnt happened. His pa.ssengers Official Notice MADE WITH (t t ) BIG BARCALS SHOW . -aa he might deem necessary to pro- [ ter St. inleraection, J was trans- Stamford. A State spokbsman said Terms Arnuigr.l—.All Work Guarantee (88) RCIENCE THEATF.B HORIARTY MOTHERS ferred from the Connecticut Bank mucli w6rk has to be done before were Odin Favll, 19, Raginaw, (48) BENGAL LANCEKA Slfi Oeuter St, TeL M l S-gtU tect Lebanon's independence and Mich., also with the U.sa" Fiiltoh, aMtflOSRW*. (18) RItNDAY riCTI'BE enable U.S. forces to be with- 1 and Trust Co.' and'Riith T. Segur, actual construction bids sre let, { Making Voters G. and H. PAVING and CONSTRUCTION CO. NOW...FOR EXTRA ( 8) RA8F.nAI.L — lU d Sox tt. Ifriistees under the will of R. O. The school will serve 15 coni- and Doris E. Hewitt,. 20. Hertford, n ie .Selectmen and Town Clerk TU.m ilrawn. Stale Polire aaid, « Luscious Fresh Peaches TEL. MI 9-4S94 — 611 9-9700 Adoption, of such a resolution j Cheney Jr., to the St.atie yesterday, mimitles in this srqa and is to meet of tlie Town of Manehe.ster hereby (84.) FFILM l l . . . oU IlSl Tlie a o ’Ident was Investigated by DINING PLeASURB Mi Ul LMI OOUVUi i mVRLMD (841 BIG F i r T I BK (M) AT BOHR WITH Kl’nrr could head off an emergency aa- {according to papeis filed w-ith the the n eed s'o f 350 etudents, , give notice that they will be in aea- SHOW’N When the new building is in x>p-, Patrolman Jack Korwlii of the Cpi- Ynu're sure to like ill Have some at the counter TRY ONE OF OUR ( 8) BASERALI.— V ..lie e . tt. (48) BINGO A T HOME aembly. But its (ate was highly un- I town clerk's office. alon at the Town's Clerk’s Office ('lt> (84) TV M A T IN E E I Purchase price of the technlCAl j eration, the existing HDwell C he-! chesler-Slale Polire Barracks. ' In the Municipal Building "foV the DELICIOUS t:t0 (18) FILM IiM (18) CONNECTICUT L IF E certain. - ,Hcl/ro()ts vvai) arrested on a or take home a quart for Sunday dessert. (88) CUBTAIN TIM E school site was approximstely' ney Technical School is expected,: purpose of exaiiiinihg the qualifi- 6:40 1:88 (18) AR TH E W OBLD T U E N g In uking (or Ihe emergency sea- charge of speeding and is sehediilrd 9:00 (48) BUNDAY flC T I B R (8t) NEWR alon, the United Slalea cited the $55,000, according to stgmpa bn to be turned back to the town for catiema of electbra apd adiniUlng to (88) BPOBTR ON FABADR 1:88 (It) AT H O » WITH KITTE use as school facilities. tnr Apiicar Aug. 11 In Andover (18) ROW LING T IN E 1950 "uniting for peace” resolution the Instrument filed with the tbwn tlie Elector's Oath Ihoae who shall t:8t (1848) B EAr THE CLOCK clerk. Besides the courses . already Court. be fmmd qualiried on WedneSda.S'. CoddbaUjL (88) ACTION IN TH E A IR < F) MB. AND NBA. im in under which any aeven membera MODERN TAILOR SHOP ^ PLUS (tt) RUNDAY NEWR . . (tS-88) LUCKY F A R ifN E R of the council can call auch a ses- The way for constructipR of the being offered, including carpentry, July 23, 1958, from 6:00 R.M. to (tt-88)^WATCH Fob SfB. t;8 t (I8-481 ROURB F A R T Y building, to be known aa the How- mechanics, electronics, drafting More than 100 new- State parks MIXED THE W AY YOU U KE H WISABD “V.rs.m'* sion In J4 hours, the veto not ap- 8:00 P.M., only. , , 31 O A K S t FhKrAMhi m mmid r him mlinDS ( 8) FEATURE FILM . ell Cheney Technical School, was and machinery, 'the nevy school w>re' opened In the United Rtates . Naturalized , citizens must pre- (8) I RKABCH FOB ADVEN- “Itanlrig.wa Geefltlitw” — piytn*:- last year. TI5BE The Soviet resolution. for an cleared in March when the State will offer automotive and tool and sent naturalization certificates be- (18) A G B IC F L T C B E ''r.R .A . (JlJU N O iT A N D , Bond Commiaalon approved a $58,- die, cotipsea and an additional elec- fore being admitted: Dovunienlary NOW UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT «i88 ( 8) CARTOOlt gXFBEiu emergency session did not cite the Comfortably MUlAMjOHmOltfS tn-M) HAOOn RAGGia (eRMr) "uniting for peace” scheme. To get 04X1 a p p r o p r i a t i o n f o r p u r c h a s e o f tronics course. . evidence must be presented in AU. ORDUZ, MASTER TAH4)R a special session outside that the land. The hew building, according to cases of derivative citizenship. Air CondltioBed ' icheme -takes aeVe'n votes in the The action was taken by ths Eknmett O’Brien, head of the voca-, Signed: EXPERT TAILORING ON ALL TYPES OF MORIARTY BROTHERS iHiuncll and by precedent the veto commission sftpr hearing testi- tional aendoes depailment of the PINE PHARMACY kllldred M. Schaller Located 1^ Mila Weat of does apply. mony from Matthew Morlarty, s State, will hold ample ihopsi kitch- Howard E. Stafford, Jr. “You Can Taste The Quality MEN'S and WOMEN’S GARMENTS w WawNunCokOu en, re(n«tUm and athletic areas, Onklaad Street «m8 COMPLETE HEATING SERVICE There have beci»two previous member bf the local advisory comr W 4 CENTEK ST.—m »-$ai« Roger M.. Nenro .ROBIN HUGHES all ofiwhich are cramped or entire- Board of Miectmsn * DRY CLEANINft and PMSSIN9 • Tolland Tiimplha CANGE AND FUEL OIL smtrgency sessions of the sssem- mtttee and Dr. William Sanders, Routes 6 A 44A' STARTS WEDNESDAY—-Bridgu On TW Elver Rwid'* ‘ MT, running concurrently In 1WM-5T State commissioner o f educatiori. ly lacking ab the pf-eaent building. lrM 9« Tickatt $c hi. Edward TonikieL ’ * CE'MTER sr -..PHONE Ml 3-Sl :S »n d both dealing with the Hungar- Of tbe amount approved. $,'55,000 The present fareulty. o f IS will be , Town Clerk'^ ian uprtetng >ad.the Suez war. was -Oeaicnated for aits acquisition expanded to over >0 ipeRtbere.'- P. O. No. M71 < t ■
■>- MANCHKSTISR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, qONN« SATURDAY, JULY 19, 1958 PAGE n v s ! P A G E F O U R MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JULY IB, IBM
job for ourselVas, and made Rus- eant Di BonadsUo, 31 Itopla lt, \ iHanrlipatpr sia's sideline rela nonienitcally RockvUle-Vernon Mrs. Mori* Cartier, 18 Cottoc* Bt, Connecticut Jeffrey Bheldon, Box 1, Coventry, ttipm ug ifp ra li easy. Linda Davis, Wlndoorvllle Rd„ El- Tha present erliis Is ths grsnd lington. ^ . culmination of It all. And where Yankee Shopping Center Sets 13 Bluell Street do we head If we get out of it? VeiTMM oad 'iralMttarllle M an le llin c h e e te ^ Conn. handled tltrauifli The Rerald'e THOM AS F. 3'1!;R 0 U 80N By A. H. O. In, eay the analyita, an exactly op- Rockville BnreM , 7. W . Main St., WALTER R. FERGUSON Rt. Marfa Kvtaeapai OMwerdfas EwssolisM l loiHiM aa rubllsnera posite direction. Early August Opening telephone TBemont 8-8188. Chuitdi Founded October 1. ____ Under, we euppoae, the aame The laat apeech made Ih B Con- ChureS ood Pork H m Err. AUwd U WUHome, Winter nwl Garden RtraeW Publlalied BTerv *»•'>“ >• ^ foreign policy geniua which - has necticut political convention wae Roetar The Rev. Erich Brandt, Porter lundAy* and Hollanya Entered at the The Vemon Bhopplnf Center ett Thoee wiahlng to ettehd, but PoitOlfIce at Mancheeter Conn., ae piloted ua to the here of the mo- made, if our memory la date ae- TIm Err. TraaeaM Baooh Jr, ' not elreedy . regietered, ahould A Thought for Todaj Sunday, July 30, 7th tuaday le ^ d CUea Mall. Matter. ______ment. But perhaps the New York curate. In the Republican etate the traffic rotary In Talcoltvllle AsslatoBt reglater as eoon ea pdaalble ao er- SpeMere^l bj the Mannhealgg after Trinity. . BUBSCRIPnON RATES Times, seeing things s little more convention of 19M. It wae addreaa- la Mpecteit to open early Id Au- Payable In Advanca rangemente can be made for auf- Oeoneil ef Oh arch ee The 7Ui Riuulay after Trinity; 10 a.m„ Worahip Bervlce; oer- ed to an leeue, rather than to the gust, Max Badlak, agent, said to- flcleqt Itiatructora. Ona Year ...... llB .b U clearly In the heat o f this Crisis, 7;80 a.m„ Holy Communion. mon by Pastor Brandt, “ W hat la &z Monthe ...... 7 7t cauee of any particular candidate, day. Claeaae will be held two or three the Purpose of th'e Church?” Thrte Monthe ...... 3 W) haa set sn esxampis others esn Oroee 10 a.m„ Morning Prayer (Fam- l.atl Expected to be Included In the eveninga a week, whichever scema (Nursery In the Parish Rouse). One Month ...... follow. and It wae delivered by Meade Al- Let me quote today from Paul ily Service) with Senior Oiolr. MANCHESTER Weekly ...... 80 corn. The laeiie waa the 'Inclusion 11-atore center are a supermarket, moat convenient for the group. Sermon by the Assistant. Younger Blnfle Copy ...... 116 Church Niaiarene In the platform of some kind of beauty parlor, package atore and Church Servicee Tllile’a book, "The Shaking of the children released to volunteer of the MANCHESTER MEMBER OF pledge of partial reform of the barber shop, In addition to a drug Vemon Congregational; Wor- Foundations." teachers after brief Instruction In 466 Main Street THE AiSSOClATED PRESS Perilous Counsel ahlp, 11 a.m., the Rev. Wayne C. E. Winslow, Minuter county system of government, any store which haa already been an- "Nothing la demanded of you, no the Church. Nursery operates al AUTO PARTS The Aeeocleted Preee le exeluelvely Sandau, paator of Ellington Con- entitled to the uee of renubllcatlon of kind of such pledge going against nounced. Office apace may he fin- Idea of God, no goodneea in your- 41 Park St. this hour. Rome day, some calmer day, one gregational, gueat preacher. 9:30 a.m., Church School; Junior <2 70 BR -AD ^ ■ all n e«e dlepaichee credited to It or the grain of the routine Republican ished later, Sadlak said. selves, not your being reli^oua, 7 p.m., Evening Prayer. not otherw iee credited In thie paper would like to pay hla reapecta Id Joseph L. Bury, owner, origi- Klrat Evangelical; Worahip, and Intermediate DeportmenU and aleo the local new e publlelied here. politician. The plank seemed lost. not your being Wise, and not your Dally: 7 p.m., Evening Prayer Let Our BxpeHa Create An Exciting those madmen who have reported- 8:30 a.m.. the Rev. David O. Jax- meet at the Davis Memorial Touth All rlahta of republlcatlon of epeclal Alcorn look the floor, and delivered nally eatimated the cost of the being moral. But whgt is demand- (Nativity Chapel). CHOICE VA B U m At Tonr ServlM For i New Hair-Do Just For You. dlepaichee herein are aleo reeerved center at $160,000. George RIaley helmer,^ paator. ly roiinseled the Prealdent that our a cogent, plaln-aprnklng, forceful ed la only your being open and Wedneadays: 10 a m., HoIjrCbm- Center. e 81Af SHOP SERVICE ■if Manchester la the builder. Union Congregational: Wor- 10:45 a.m., Worship Rorvice, QUAUTY Full .eemce client of N.^ E. A Sere- military Intervention in the Near argument for the plank, and car- willing to accept that is given to munion (N ativity ChaM l). Nur- TTie shopping center, the Arst ahip, B a.m., aermon, "Bound In lc«*. In'c. ried the day-for It. you, the new being, the being of sery Is in operation at this time. "Brotherhood of Believers.” SEAFOOD e PARTS (neaijind rebuUt) T*ubllsheri n < *p rf*«n t»U vfi: T h « East la a safe venture becaiiac, one to be built In rural Vemon, The Bundle of Life," by the Rev. 7 p.m., Evangelistic message by JultuB Mnth#wA SpPClRl Ajr«*ncy — N Prior to that, the last speech In love and justice snd truth, ss It is e AOCEBSOItnfS hoth Ftiiaala and the Arab! will he will be the Aral one to open In Harold B. Keir, gfueat preacher. . the Pastor, Subject: "Backsliding.” York ChlCRfo D#*trolt and Boston. a Republican stale convention waa manifested In Him whose yoke Is Bmoniinl Lutheran Ghurrh 43 OAK ST. e SUPPLIES MKMBKrt AUDIT BUREAU OF .so friKliIcncd of our power, and of either Rockville or Vernon If It Ellington Congregational; Wor- <;. Henry Anderson, Pnxtor There will be no N T P S o f Junior e DUPONT PAINT, SUPPLIES CinCULATlOeN’S______the wounded warrior speech de- ship, 9:30 a.m., aermon, "The easy and whose burden le light TEL. MI 9-9987 our obvious wllllngneaa to use 11. opens next month aa scheduled. Gerhard Lohmann Assistant Society this week. ^ 99 EAST CENTER ST.—TeL Ml 3-5009 livered by Ularc Booth Duce after I.«ordahlp of Christ In His Church," . . . simply accept the fact that Open Saturday until 8 pjn. Heraid Printing Company, iae.. Of three rflher shopping centers fo the Pastor Me hope, nalurally, that they she had Inst a senatorial nonilna- by the Rev. Wayne Sandau, paa- you sre accepted!" In that moment aB^m et no financial reiponBlblilty for proposed for Rockville, only one Is ■ A . Pringle is a local organization that Anyone Else’a Diaper. Every thoiiKhtfuI analyal la now vention victory. Jbhn R. Neubert, Minister 819 Broad SL—Tel. Ml 9-4588 ordinary doorway take on an en- All work guorontood at laal. somebody who la scared to learned thet Vemon mlghl lose the xon, assistant paitoA. ATTENDANCE HITS BOTTOM cast WPOP. For "This la Tha can give you service quickly and bf(flnnlnF to aak where we go from tirely new a.apect. death may choose to Aghl none- If we have to go that far bark shopping centcj^ •St. Bernard’s: Maaaea, 7, 8, 9, New York — The nation’s aver- Life, ’ TV, Kindly consult news- here, the here beInK owr military Inlo the paal In find a convi nllon Free 5lap Planned 10 and 11 a.m.; the Rev. Patrick 9:30 a.m., Morning Worshfp and properly. Being a local organiza- A complete line of lelf-storing Iheleaa. age weekly movie-theater attend- paper or guide. tion they have their clients' in- aluminum awnihRa, the Flexaliim Intervention In the affalra of the apeech that had aaiy degree of An up-to-date map of the Rock- Mahoney, pastor; the Rev. Rich- ance hit a poat-World W ar II low Sunday Church School. “One Call Does It AH“« When we fimeUon in this way, memorahlllly about It, II can be ville. area is being prepared for free ard O. Fontaine, assistant pastor, Gue.st Minister: Rev. Lawrence U ra l Church of Christ, Scientist / ■ terest at heart and are dedicated which roll.a up like a-wlndow ahade Near East. of 43,100.000 In 1967, nearly 50 per Sunnyside Sunoco THREE J'S DRY CLEANING and on the haala of such cnlcula- umlcratood that, when we came (llstrlhiitliiM late In Augii.st. Some liimpltal Notes H. Kearney, Ml.sslonary home on Masonic Temple / / to doing a consfclenttoua job. Proof when not needed are carried by DON WILLIS And the anawera all aeem to em- cent below the 75,000,000 average SERVICE STATION- of this customer Interest Is' the Home Specialties Co. Another' llons, we me putting a Chip on our In Ihr two stale cnnventlona«of 10.000 copies will he availahle. Dlsrharged yesterday: Mr. Vln- Of 1947. . furlough. and LAUNDERING Open DoUy « A.M. to 1 A.M. RESTAURANT fact that many of their Jobs come popular awning ia the aee-through phaalne one fiimlameiilnl point shoulder. And if, hy good fortune, lll.'iH, with their promlaed epic .1 W. Cooley of .Shelton Is ine- Sunday Church School for chil- Sunday service and Church Briuichea A t: alruggle between rival (andidatea pai lng the, map to show accurately dren, Cradle Roll through Grade 6. ON ROUTE 8 and 44A to them because of the recommen- awning with fixed alats similar tri GARAGE which, had It been emphaalzed be- we wear II once without mishap, School, i l a.m. Rout* 4 and 44A 18 O A K ST. ami parly fracUona. we had ear Ihe streets of Vernon, Ellington. Wednesday' meeting, 8 p.m. dation of a satisfied customer. The a Venetian blind, these let In light fore In the mjnda of our ppoBlllon lo the Ideellsls of Dr. 7:45 p.m., Wednesday service. Manchester, Hartford, New Brit- to he worklnc' with that nalmrial- \VC('*('—Record Revue WPOP—Hound Dog BEER many mothers are doing today, The f ln t Feats in the Italian Raylalne contended It waa un- Over 80 Yeara Ezperlenoe Preparations Lag WKNIt Kansas'vs Yankees i:45— Theological Seminary of the Re- ain, East Hartford, W e it Hart- Hraliain'e Ilk. MANCHESTER manner waa held two years ago l.arii In.aleail of acalnat II. WTK'—Monitor WKAY —LaSaiette Novena formed Episcopal Church, Somer- .call M I 3-2356 and enjoy Cupid able to deliver the cloth lo the OPKN DAILY Covenant Congregational LIQUORS ford. Rockville, Coventry, Bolton, and Mr, and Mrs. Anthony Armen- We ouKht lo be workliiR with WDRii—Fasclnatlna Rhythm WTIC—Monitor ville, South Carolina, and Rector peraonalized service ? Army on time because It was un- 7:30 A.M. (o 11:00 P.M. Rut was Dr. Hook being the WPOP Detroit vs Boston WDRC—Sports Resume Church Storre. Once you have tried their lano, general chairmen, report of the Nazareth Reformed Eplaco-. WINES CYCLE SHOP Cupid Diaper Service offers a sble to obtain cloth manufactiir- Coll Ml 9-5807 that natlonallam not only aa a realist’ Is the srlenllflc approach Srift— WPOP—Hound Dog 43 Spruce St. diaper service you will wonder plana to repeat Its success and add For Moon Voyage WHAY —Parade of Music. f :tMt— pal Church at Moncks Comer, S. C. 149 Middle Turnplkb West gift hamjier, you choose your own liTg equipment that normally waa SUNDAYS matter of hlalorlc principle with Rev. K. EJnar Rosk, Pastor. how you ever managed, without It A. AIH B TTI, Prop. to International rrlatlnna the moat ' 1 I > h . . t •* Rt’Vi" WHAY—Uvconl Review Large Wolk-ln Beer Coaler Tcl. Shop MI 9-2098 feyorite ehadle o f pink, blue or yel- new features thla year. supplied by European firm i. WKNB Kansas rs Yankees WTJC—Monitor —• all the diapers you need, all Mr. and Mrs. Renalo CoccomI 11:00 A.M. to 10:00 P.M. ouraehea, ainre we believe In the aenalhle approach? And what lathe St. John's Pollah National and Cold Beer A t All Times Residence M l 9-0428 low, and after their service ia no Ilarrlaon St., filancheater WTir-Mtumtu , . WDRO-The World I'onlght Sunday. July 20 returned soft and fluffy, your are chairmen of the Italian dinner aelf-deternilnatlon of all peoplea. sc ientific B|iproach In Inlernattnnal By DR. I. M. LEV ITT planetary and luna otoservatioiia, WDR('-*PasclnaMnr Rhvihm ^ WPOP—Hound D<*g Catholic Church Open Dolly 9 A.M. to 9 PJ)1. longer required, you keep the much new equipment l.x needed. WPOp Detroit vs Boston ' WINK—Randeiaml 9:10 a.m. Morning Worship, baby has his own personalized to be served in the evening. Snacks hul alan for the very alinple reaaon Rev. D. Kent Kiilawaaz, Rector hamper aa their special gift. relallons anyway,? We auspert It Is DlrwHir, Franklin liialltiile Aa a Aral step, the American 8 : 35- 9:t5- Wesley Kuhrt of the Hartford diapers and the coat is so reason- will be served all day in a typical rianetarlum, Philadelphia WINK-Manchester lleralil-News WIK5'— N e w s - Gideon Group will be guest speak- There la no; aervice charge for able. Do call M I 3-2356 and let that we don't want lo hand lo. oldfiishloned, poWe r-polltics thal Astronomical Society ahould hold 8:4e f .10— 8:10. Low Mass. trattoria, the Italian equivalent of FOR EXTRA MONEY er. wliwn iPa tifisa delivery and pickup aervice, you Cupid Diaper Service make yodr BILL'S TIRE Ruaala the prlvIleRe of poaliiR aa r>r. Hook la really talking about How much will It eosi to send a symposium on planetary obser- WINK’ Music for the Ktrst Bhift WHAY-Record Review 10:30 a.ni., High Maas. a snack bar. Mra. Marlin Lynoh Mmitr 3:4A— WKNB—MetTiodlst Men'a Hour CUNLIFFE pay oh the baais o f the number of work easier. will be In charge of th'ia feature. AND the only aympafhetic champion of the kind that haa pkinged the na- liiuiuinx H i Ihe moon* vation, perhaps In conjunction WTIC—Monitor Wlllioiil a major technological W.HAY-Parade of Muile Second Congregational (Tiurch diapers ordered and you 'may tiave An Apierican snack bar will be WE PAY thal natlonallam. tions of the world Inlo one war with other organizations If nec- tVi' * B'Viiiil Revo* WORtJ—The World ronight Buckingham Congregational aa many or aa few as you find Ufiliolttiry hrcnkllirough .the developiiiciil essary, thla aympoilum and later WKNB Kansas vs Yankees WPOP—Hound Dog Re-v. Arnold W. Tozer, Minister MOTOR SALES conducted by Andrew Fisher. REPAIR SHOP Rn that, arrordlnc to many ana- after another all through history of a nviclear-powered rocket, any W'ru?—Monitor 1:15— Church you need. Diapers are pjeked up Committee chairmen for the aev- Stieelalliteg HI6HEST PmCES the operation of a special peniia- WDRC—Kascinetine Khvthm WDRC—Upbeat Sat. Night Philip M. Rose, DD. Paator and delivered twice a week but Castro Frees Last Ivala, la what w* aliould do, [J we and even now edges the world wc probably won't land nil the nept commlllee should he Ananced WPUP—.luke Box Sat ivtcht Sunday, July 20. EXPERT A U io BODY and eral featurea of the Festa also In- William H. Green. Prop. WPOP Delr«$il vs Boston If yiiu ahould run short and an IB For Rags, Paper. MetaSi I1100I1 before Ihe year 2 000. and through the National Academy of ♦ :W — f :H ~ 10 a.m.. Worship service. Guest FENDER REPAIRS ■Hpart 1 clude George Williams, games; aurceed In' cetUuK out of our mill- closer to Uie tirlnk of nuclesr dis- WHAY-Parade of Mueic WTIC—M«.nitor Sunday July 20 emergtncy arise, simply call them * Fumituro Ro-uphol- and Scrap Iron the rnal will be tar In exreaa of $1 Sciences. 'Travel expenses and speaker. Rev. Ralph Calder.^Lon- American Captives Mrs.' Keeney Hutchinson, hand- Columbia Bicyclea lary Intervention with the world'a aster. ' ...... Revo. WDR('—Moods lor Romance 0;10 morning service. Sermon ENAMEL and LAOqUER at M I 3-2356 and they will de- billion living accomroodatlona should be WKNB Kansas vs Yankees WPOP—Hound Dog d n, England. Executive secretary, , movm« jjj j g g g j work; John McDermott, dinner 1 Goodyear Tires storing , CALL UR inSLTVEB TO akin Bllll whole. subject, "Creative Contacts." REFINiStiJNOS liver more diapers without an ex- To say, aa Dr. Hook does, Ihsl Yet Willi thla huge aniniint at provided for astronomers and oth- wriC—Monitor 9: 45— International Congregational Coun- (Continued from' Page One) tickets; Mr. and Mra. Charles Repairs, Service WDROw-Rerortt 8hop ' WHAY—Herurd Review REASONABLE PRICES * isaaK N ia tra delivery charge. Robbins, novelties; ^rs. Nan Flan- * Auto Tops The fact that, in the luldal of unlverssl hrolherliood Is Imprsrll- alakc. no riiiuta are now available er aclenllata who study at the WPOP l^rtioll V.8 Boston WTIC—Mnnitor cil. Nuraery for small children FREE ESTIMATES You are. sure your b a b y'e agan, flowers, plants and vegeta- Accessories OSTRINSKY Ihia cnala, we aliould be leroR- csl so long qs there sre some In the for almlylng Ihe moon to And out great obaervalorlee. 4;eA- Wl>R(!—Moods for Romance during the aervice. enant of the leader In the inaurrec- * Truck Cushions .wliei man hga aheiul of him. First Steps WINK-Newa ^A^^r-Hound Dog diapers are. absolutely anti- bles; Mrs. Raymond Calhoun, pas- Dealers 4b Woate atatenola nlr.inR tlili aa our future aim haa world vvlin do not believe In (tod RT. 80—WAPPING. OONN. tibn against Prealdent Fulgenclo 180, Spruce -Street Moreovei. at ii rerenl aviii|«'Mliim | What alepa can he taken In pre- Mouth Methodist Church ^naasAd 49 septic and -sterile when you use try and candy; Mrs. An»lrew 'Ver- 699 CENTER S'l. (Reorl . /YSI PARKER 8Y. an Irony almoat ton heavy for aiif- WlNP' Music isith .Toe Girand WHAY—Heoord Review AT THE RICHFIELD SION Batista. The officer bore an Im- begs the qiieatlon. W hal Dr. (tra- in Hiinlavllle. Ala., Dr, r.eiard I' j pare for man's maiden trip id 4:15- WTIC-MuriUor Rev. I-awrence F. .\lmond and (Jupid Diaper-'Service, You also perative order from Fidel that all prauskas, folk dancing. Music l^bjime Ml 9-0fiS9 TEL Ml 8-88SI Ml-a-a788 er, 50-8-8879 WDRC—Moods t‘*r Romance fri am e. liniu Is lalklng nhoul Is merely the Kiilper pointed out thal the! the moon ? WHAY—Parade ol Mutie ' Rev. Charles Reynolds, ministers TEL. Ml 8-8404 *$€r<^aMi9 kpow that you have the .aanie captives were to be. released Im- during the day-long event will be- » W C i ' C — Recor d Revue WPOP—Hound Dog diapers, - returned to you each' arranged for by Mrs. Cocconl. II ronalilule.a the moat damnliiR need to c are for one's tieiglihore on nalionomera devoting tlieli- full Theoretically the Hale telescope, WKNB”-Kansas vs Yankees I 9:lf- mediately "because of the cituatlon lime Hi llie aliidy of the pleneta Wfuj-Monltor Servlrei of Worahip at 8 and 10 time and that there la no chance In Lebanon.” ■ Anthony Maneggia, Keeney Imlirlmenl of our paal Near Emit tills ahrinking planet, lo rare, can discern on the moon the ahapi WHAY-Htvord Review MonchaRtar Moviag anfhJhe moon roiild he counted on of an object only 400 feet In diam- WDRC—Record Bhop WTIC—Monitor a.m. of on error. They are put Into a T h e men arrived 'at the Naval Hutchinson,- Ernest Aspinwall, Kitraan Motor Safas policy that cmilil he liuaRliieil. whether they live or die, whether Wrop Detroit vs Boston WDRC—Mooda tor Romance Burton-Jackson and Renato Coc- HIGH GRADE the ntigera of both haiulx, at lea.xl eter. But often mlllloria of pho-; WPOP—Hound Dog Sermon: "The Victorious Fail- and Trucking Co. bag which ia pinned with the cue-, baae in batches of thre and four, Spray Elm Trass It aaya thal, If IjUA .aliould he our. they live In (loverly or iTascmahle In Ihe Weatern world. How many lographa mnat he taken before one WltAY—Parade ot Mueto l 9:Sb-^ ure,” Rev. Lawrence F. Almobd. Read Herald Ad vs. tomer’a own apeoial number so storting In the early afternoon. conl will serve on the grounds 427 Hartford’t £o Rd. oh)erlive. one way’ we could have .Soviet aalronnmera are engaged W(H'C!— Record Revua WHAY—Uncord Review 10 a:m., §acrament of Infant the some diapers are returned ' Thirty servicemen In ell had committee. comfort. It's aa almide as llial If Instant of good aeolng la poaalble. WKNB— News. Sports WTIC—Music with a Beat PRINTING In tlila w ork la'unknow n Baptism. Week after week, the same aa U (Tiurch Serr iree Next To Norman’spJb Now for Elm Baatia eerved It waa lo refrain fTOtivnend- the ImporUnce of that Idea could Perhaps the lelevlaion toch- WTB'-Mnnttof WDRtV-Moode tor Romance PINE LENOX been taken aa Coitro hostages. Aatrqnomy has many rliangea of nlquea now being applied In Wl^nC—Record Bhon WPOP—Juke Box Sat. Night 10 a.m.. Church School for you were doing thani yourself. Another 20 American and Cana- W. Arnold McKinney, lay leader Inr Mariiira into Lehaiiiin. be liruught liome to the |vroplea of WPOP—Tempo Bandstand 19: 45— JOB AND COMMERCIAL 24-Hour Towing Service emphaala. aali'ononiy could he used, with the 4 5 4. \- ^ grades one through fodr. The diapers provided by Cupid dian bualneasmen, engineers and o f the United Methodist Church, CALL n aaya that. If Itila aliould he our WHAY—H«^ord Review will conduct the 9:30 a.m. worahip PRINTING Uie world, the queatlon of whelliei In ,lhe earl, 18lli i-eiUiiry the electronic Image of Ihe moon being WHAY—Parade of Music WTIC—Miietc with a Beal 10 a.m.. Nursery for small chil- PHARMACY WE WOULD LIKE TO HANDLE Diaper Service are firat grade sugar company employes also were MI 9-4100— Bob Kiernan, Prop. objective, Hie laal kind of Near Wa'CC—Record Revue WDRC—Mooda for Romanra dren. at the church tomorrow. Hla ser- or not everyone hellevea In (tod alreaa wag on the mollona of Vele.x- recorded on tape for later ptSy- WKNB P M Chirity diapera and there it noth- picked off during the wave of kid- Prompt nnd Eincleat PttaUig WPOP—Juke Box Sat. Night Talk-Back Coffee Hour ofterTO *9* E. Center St.—Ml 8-0N« mon topic will be "Faith." Mrs. Eaaf pohry « e aliould ever bale would take care of llaelf. Hal bodies. In the Isle lOlh and liack The coal ami milaaiu's of na- WTK'- Monitor 11 ” • ing better.- 'The total' washing naping! that began late in June. ’ of AD Rlnda Complete Auto Repairing CARTER TREE early 20llh renlurlea, when large Ing the photographic film would WpitC—Rerni'4l Rhon WHAV-MoonUShl Matinee o'clock service. YOUR BROKERAGE BUSINESS Park Wollam, - U.S. Consul at Herald Lee will be soloist. adopted would he the policy which W|'OP-Tenu»o Bandstand Worship aervice at the Bolton With the arms race onnliniilng leleacopea eame Into being, there then he eliminated: tiaelesa por- WTIC—News Santiago, and vice consul Robert Clean Used Cara beara the label of the Kt.aenliou'er I WDRO^Newe Congregational <3nirch at 9:30 a.m. unahated. and Ilia Middle Eaat In waa einpliaala on daacrlptlve aa- llon.s . of the TV tape could be WHAY-8peciai WPOP—Newe Wiechq penetrated "the rebe.ls' COMMUNITY PRESS EXPERT CO. Doctrine, m. which we proclalmcit wore—Record Revue tomorrow will be conducted by the I Bod.v Works Aaiiies, the world aerma to have Ironomy, Including obaervatlona of erased and renaed., Tour account gt Shearaon, Hammill will br serviced by a CUSTOM MADE mountain hideoute to negotiate bar. No. Main nnd No. Bcboel ouraelvee aole policemen of I lie WKNB-P M "yttAt — Muonliaht Uaunaa Rev. Edward A. Rebmtnn, pastor reached a point where lla peoples the planets and the moon. ■, Explora't(jry rockets to orbit the WTIC-M«inUor tVTIC—SporU Final ragiaUred rapnHentatlva who ia experienced in all phaoea of tha their release. The clvUlona were Wtreote—Toloph.one Ml-S-8737 - PHONE Ml 3-7695 WDnt'-l«>U'd Rosd Show CANVAS AWNINGS e f Colchester Federated Church. Texaco Gas Near Ea.at aica hi Uie 1920':, the (MUpha.ata moon should be designed as qnlck- IFDRC—Mood* lor Itomanc* Inveotment bualneta. finally releeeed last week' and the now seem iiicire afraid of living ty as possible. From a height of WPOP—Tempo Bandstand WPOP-Juk* tax Saturday Nliht rebels began freeing the service- Oueat organist will be a member II aaya thal, if tliia aliould he shifted lo aatrophyalea from which *:W— llisa— of the Richard Mather family. - than they do ' of dying. A t a 1,000 miles above the moon's sur- WINK—Newe Tou ore oaaured the beat poaalble execution of ‘ orders for men in dally batches of four dur- our ohjecliie, llie laal alrateR_v we we learned much that contrlbuleil WHAV-Uu.uillabt Uatinta Masses will be celebrated at St. Jum:lure In world hlalory such as face. an aerial camera with a lens »!ta— WTIO-Moallor ing the week. to .man's harneialng of nuclear WINK-Bporls SERVICE OF WORSHIP listed stocks and bonds through the firm’s floor portnara on tha Maurice Church tomorrow at 8;S0 ahould ever have' tried would be only four Inches In diameter Would WDRO—Mood* tor Romaac* All had almilar stories. The BUY THE PAINT THAT'S WORTH THE WORK this, how ran ona irjerl linlveraal energy. After Work' War II, new WtlAY-Bpeclat WPOP—Juk* iBsa Saturday Nlobl New York and American Stock Bxehongea. Tour daaUnga In un- and 10 a.m. The Rev. Bernard L. the atratefry of IrylnR to Inalat thal pholoelei tile and radio devices be more effective than the 200- WtX't'—Record Revue II lift— rebels told them they, were kid- Imvthcrhood as an imprartlral Inch leleacppe on earth. Thla or a JWKNB-P M ‘ WllAY-Uooniigbt Hatlasa Uated, or over-the-counter, aecuritiea will be facilitated through naped to draw the attention of the MeOurR ia pastor. Arab atatea baae their forelRn pol- came Into use ajtd are attll being WTIC-Moiiltor mean^of saving ouraelvea? It may better lens, again In conjunction IVTIC—Moaltor U.S. Government and people to the PAINTS icy on our own rivalry with Soviet, developed and reftned. WDUC—Kord R«$ad Show WDR^Mood* tor Romanca our oxtienolvo, coUhtry-wlde connectiona. Tou may taka com- be the only prarllral way left, with a TV camera and tape record- WIHDP—Temiw Bandstand guerrilla war being waged against Advertiaemant-— Ruaala. HeIrntiBta Needed WPOrWuk* Box Salurday Night IN THE CENTER PARK pute advantage o f the flrm'a unexcelled Reacamh facilitlea a t ' When Buying or Selling Bolton er, could bring hack enough Infor- itisa— Batiste. The men said they hail 'I'mlsy there la need for reaearch VVHAY-8(>eciat • Duco and Dulux Enomela II aaya that we have hliindorcd. mation H) keep aslronomqra busy WINF—Stan on oaiyttme. been well treated and no attempt Property call Lawreitce F, Ftano, directed on the planot.x and the \\VC('—Ri^rord Reuie Broker. Phone MI-9-5910. iinhelievahly, all (town the Arab SiipiH’iiiurl Sh I«'» I'p for a long time, assnmltng. of WKNB-P M half been made to Indoctrinate • Cuatetn Colors noon. Companies' w 1th aatronau- WTU'—Monitor CONDUCTED lY THE SALVATION ARMY course, the problem of reeniry la TBieviaiflin P r a c r a M -W e cordially invite you to, visit our modem officee end Judge them. „ line and tTiat, when wc have been tiral inl'ereata ahould look for ' WDRC— Record Bh«>p • Flow Role Rubber Baae Wall Point , Atliinllr Clly Riipecmarket aa close to solution as It seems to Wl'OP—Tempo Bandstand On PsEB Two for youraelf the 'quantity .aqd caliber jat aervice that we provide. . Batiota’a army held off attacks Moacheetei' Evening H p r a I d caught in each blunder, our re- sales last year were 13- per rent young aatronomera who 5vlll In- be. SEE US FOR: ein the Orientc province strong- Bolton correapondent Doris M. • Da Pont Hoooa Palate vesiignta iha solar system. 'Sig- WHAY-;Speclal, Minie ly Hie CifoM loud and M d« Ckeru» course haa been' to redeem thal higher than In lBfi6, and one of The U.S, seems determined to Aak for Edward W. Kraoenico, Manager. holds of the rebels while negdtla- D’ltelio, talephine Mitchell 8-8845. nlAoanl sums of money 'should be Wt^CCW('«C--J4ecoiRecord ReTue • Al— lggiii RoS Dr Airptega blunder by a new blunder even every alx auperniarketa In the put a man on the moon. But ftret \VKNr»-P|f.yu. , • Vatiettag BttMto tlona continued for the men’a re- OoU ua for help oa your aext poiatbig Joh. United S tale! grosaed m ore.than Invested In the reaearch. we must know far more than wa WTIC—Ifonltionltor GfNIRAL ’ CiMira for Evtryhodyl Yewlt 9* Gl«d You r tp itl Igasd. ' LOW THBEAT . bigger and more disaairous. WDUC—Record Bhoa g Stong Ooorg $3,000,000 compared with only one Large telescopes ar« sxpanalve do now. Only, a qew emphasis with Wollam and Wieeha were ex- - Son Diego, OoUf. UP)— N eatest It says that Ruaalan villainy de- WPOP—Tempo Bandstand,, Shearson, H ammill 8 Co. • OMaWgattaa Wlaieire In seven In 1656. ProAla before to build and to operate.'Tha coat new money, hew Ideas and new In- TV SERVICE pected te come «u t of the moun- threat, of the week: A food .'store f/7-Ua«y.PAlNTCff Mrvea only an aaalit In tha cr.ea- taxe! roia thirteen hundredths of of operating the lOO-lnch Hale Btrumenfatton will make this ptxi- ■FiTaii-Naw. «oaa •( the asrriea w ill be held tai the a io M . I Mao TeA lieA I MoRtIwBiRr A wrIr 9 Co . tains themselves during the day. robber Jokhed a- revolver Into the one per cent, according to Cupt WCC^*hr»BlBt Musts, '\ Doj» ■toniach ti proprietor Edward trouble for ua In thii N e ir teleecope on l*alenMr Mountain albl*.' . WKKS—P.M. ttag ^ • M M w N 118 W R R T -- perhsM irtth the Cubkq driver of Komblau, research director for the >JNI|k$a 'WwaW f l M fO H t nia Moaelisetei Ehsarte sm tltM oial 72S MA I N A t .. MANCH^TER PHONE Ml 9-4SQ1 I East— Uiat hsva done the main mey be oe mtte.h aa |300 an hour. (OopjrHght 1868, Deiawral r a * . Wttc—Wsws . the picnic but w h » waa kidnaped RliMkard and Mid:, "Don’t move Supermarket Inatltute. But for tldB .new emphog% .on wftkC-Vswi 'nmt nBL. m S.MM Kvith the servieemen-- or DU bioar your hood, off." w tW4« Oerp,) WPOP—TsmpB niul4ataB6 . 'X
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PAGE SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. SATURDAY, JULY-19, 1958 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JULY 19, 1958 PAGE SEVEN I* ALLEY OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN OUR boar ding house with MAJOR HOOFLE YES , a l l e y , IT'S G OSh .C XXX A . w t t e n ’ N t h e c u t e s t , I DUMNO,. ______FO«3ET TH6 Sense and Nonseflse uroE YOU CAN GET ) (StTTIN ’ UP MIMS. IT e a s i l y ? y TH ERE IS MM/ MV^NAOTICAU USlFORf^ S l S u i ^ weiH'"WELU AFFORDAcr“ - ^ ID TREAT APT TO BE 9 B IMPl?ES5iV£>- I'VE GebM A FEW YACHTS ON.tME LAKE/-~ONE GOME PROSPsCTWe ' Wanted.” • TO U G H ER'N HOST To A GOURMET Employer (to Job applicant) — By M X) TH IN K OF THE weal thy habitues OF Are you a clock watcher? Well,’ ’ he said, scratching his . THli SOLD-PLATSO (RESORT MIGHT LUHCHEOM in Proapectlve employee—Nope. I head, ’Ifg better n Bothlni; any- ; SUS6 E5T A CRUISE — AFTER THE PLOSHlSST how. I'm going in and ask for the / lEARL Y O S T OF THE don’t like inaide work. I m a Bobby ScanlQ] 1 RESALE HIM VviiHWITH /WYMV SEA- VI e&TAAiikicr<( whistle listener. Job!” * Bporto BdltM Sam Snead FARING THRILLS.^ Lady (In theater)—Pardon me, sir, does my hat bother you? •'If's only when you have lived Life of Coif Pro No£«fiy One. Gentleman behind —No, but It a great deal that you learn how to J’or Rankibg rs bothers my wife. She wants one like be young.” , “Life on the professional golf tour is anything but a pic- And Boros It. nic,” Ricky Anderson told me during the recent Insurance Small boy to mother scolding C ity O pen a t th e W ethersfield C ou n try (31ub. A n d erson , a New York, July 19 ()P)-:-Undefeated and unratdetd Bobby him for muddy fingerprints on ; n-it A weary-Ipoking fellow who had foymer professional golfer at the Manchester Country CJlub," Stroke Off Scanlon is after bigger gahie in the lightweight division. The opened all the dMrs looking for door: "Those marks ain't from me, la now only a weekend golfer. Art Knofla, Manchester realtor, classy San Franciscan declared himself ready far ranking work happened to see a huge police Morn! I always kick open the* Havertown, Pa., July 19 (/P) advertisement headed: "Murderer rtnor."'—Lichty, Field Enterprises. joined the discussion. Knofla is still flying high after predict- fighters after soundly drubbingHaller and heavier Gale Ker- PRISCILLA’S PGP BY AL VERMEER ing correclly the winning score InF- - " - ..a...... , , . —The PtYifessional Golfers 6‘ win (n a televlaiem 10-rounder at the ICO. Art's guess of 268 strokes Assn, championship field ifadlMziSqSquare ’G ifSH i last night. L P U T V O U 'L L H A V E T O M U R R Y !] ‘ V i P E S ! was matched- - by - winner Jackie - He has been residing in Arisonh moved past the halfway, post So Mar• pager Art Benjamin M I N T O H E 'S L E A V I N G E O R r- ^ I TWOUGWT With his family for the paat three promptly named Johnny Butao, Burke Jr. today as closely bunched a.s a ( WWERE'S ) J-TT'LL ORBlTj- • S U M M E C ? I------ME LEE T Daily G^ossword Puzzle yeara, spending the aummer at Paolo Roal, orXjarlos Ortli as pos- ‘ C A M P T H U S VESTERDAV "It coata about $300 a week gnd Uncle Matt’a, Matt Moriarty’s field of maiden two-year-olda slhls opponents for Bobby’s next (J obber M O R N I N G J hornO^ dashing down the straightaway •hot. 'The three New Yorkers att- Answer to Previous Puille $10,000 a year to make the com- * E D D I E C, /> plete t ^ffreiPoFTHe income (Fr.) 3 Have on 23 Tremble 47 Hops' kilns In my tenure here have I received String of Birds him on in San Francisco. That's ^.v ''*V- sense, useem, m r MOUSY-Anom ceive ,Jn the neighborhood of $5,- tle lefthander also drove " home where it will draw big money." 'I 4 Air (comb, 4 Boulevard 24 Deer horn 48 Petty quarrel as many requests to help get good Jay Hebert, who birdied the last both runs in the second Inning. IF -m eof you U7JB eoni ee )WRSf| form) 49 Solicitude 000 a year. Not bad, you say. Well, Scanlon, a pro four yeara, has H/tws'CKK new/„ 'cnuese, youu, (Sp.) 25 Notion it's not good either when you take tickets for a series of baseball four holes In a fiery attack on the Hedlund singled .aharply to center- .3 Extinct bird 5 Hawaiian 28 Phial 50 Trieste wine won 26 straight and is unbeaten RTIHBPRXK.eor into consideration the life the fel- games than for the Aug 8, 9, 10 shortened 35-^5— 70 par of the field after Roy McGuire walked and 8 Military wreath 27 Poker stake measure dates at Yankee Stadium between in 31. Only a draw with Frankie THINK OF Tl i e FUN 52 Direction lows have to live. 8,727 yard Llanerch course, is the Myles MoDonoiigh doubled with Madison in hie fifth scrap mara yocu wvt dElTlNS assistants 6 Too 29 Rest in the Red Sox and Yankees. At least expectation 53 Woody plant The schedule calls for four night older brother of last year’s winner, two outs. Shortstop Leo C?5’r helped the record of -the baby-faced blend. aCH A6AINIT 7 Cobra .7 Follower 600 from Manchester will view the Lionel Hebert. (Hindu) 8 Birds' homes 31 American coin 54 Satiate stands in states from Maine to avert a p^iasihle tie in the third He beat. Madison in a return fight. California. There is little home life Friday night, Saturday afternoon For the ^ast year Jay. who inning, making * beautiful throw 8 Made 9 Genus ot 32 Exude 57 Hail! and Sunday do-Jbleheader. -The Billy Casper, left, of Chula 'Vista. Calif., kicks Iri a 15-foot putt on 16th hole in .yesterday's second The Buffalo-born Californian, frogs 33 Caterpillar 58 Legal point during the bulk of the schedule. never has won a major champion- round play of the Professional Golfers Assn. Tournament but Felice Torza, of Aurora, III,, assumea to nail a PAWA runner at the mistakes Saturday game will be Old Timers ship, has had to live to a certain juit 22. ia combining socking with 10 Period of time hair 59 Interest (ah.) Many have families who are left a praying attitude unsueceaafully aa he misses a 30-ioot putt on the 17th green. (AP Photofax). ' plate. The winners managed just chooling. He Is a physical educa- 0 Drops of Day. extent in his brother’s shadow. eye fluid behind. Others made the Junket in « • • four binglea off loaar Bill P.ialey tion major at City College of San Finsterwald wm the player Lionel 2 Decay trailers. Food and water is differ- t/ho chalked up 10 itr'keouta and Francisco. 1r nr rr ent in the various areas as well as beat in last year's final. issued just one free pass 4 Viper Go West, Yoiuig Man TTiey had been one-two after the Bobby gave away height (6-8 to the elimate. Perhaps the best part Tomorrow Afternoon at 1:15 the 8-81, w e i^ t ll34>i to l89t«) and 3 Russian 1 N Jeff Koelsch, major domo of the first round, FinstCrjvald leading Grand Duke la to step up into the winner’s cir- Oilers engage the Wethersfield reach to Kerivin but carried tha cle and accept the checks after Hamilton baseball club, will take a with’ a 67. Jay Hebert birdied his Prison in a Farmington Valley ----- Ill built r motor trip to the West Coast, stop- way to a 71 yesterday and. Dow Back on fight all the «’•>• to hla rangy foE- Giants League contest and local players a fortress at each event. The tour is interesting The quick-thinking -ceyaliUa JUDD SAXON BY K E N B A M ) and .lER R V BU4 > N I)FIEI.I> Narva in 1492 K and fascinating, and lucrative to ping dlTTn Milwaukee to say hello caught up with birdies oft It)* 18th : are reminded th..t they must meet to Charlie Blossfleld and Ernie and 18th holes for a 72. Only' these with the educated left. >dreppad 8 Possess some, hut for the majority, it's a at the prison gatM at 12:15. Kerwln In the second rouStd for an long grind-and only a stepping Johnson with the Milwaukee were able to break par for the Moriarty's . .. 020 000 0— 2-4-0 0 Frosts Braves. . .Jackie Jensen Fan ’Club first 36 holes over the narrow, un-^ eight-count with two' raptd-flra :=QP> 4Noi»c r urn stone for good contacts, . secure PAWA ...... 001 "00 0 —1-3-0 left hooks to the- 'law. He hurt 3 Make lace has aprung up in Manchester with expectedly rugged .coprse. Hedlund and Race; Rlsley and positions and weekly paychecks. Dick Howard serving as tempor- Hot NL Gele in the fourth and lOth with In all, 13 players were, clustered In Red edging • • • Padcrewsrki. the same type of punchea 6 Dutch uncle ary president. .. .Walt Dropo has within four strokes of the lead at Goal Is Playoffs been a pleasant surprise for the the start of the third round. New York, July 19 (iT*)—The' eight, moved bacT! into the same*er victory this season also is over TWILIGHT IJIAOI’E In addlUhn.' the faat-moving 7 Co n s u me lead they held Sunday with four the Cards, gave up home runs by Although oulnit by an ^-4 mar- I youngsLef’s scored with body blowa 1 8 Sesame "We want to make the playoffs Cincinnati Redlegs since being . Two Strokes Off Pare San P’ranciaco Giants have I acquired from the Chicago White runs in the third and Stu M iller's} pinch-hitler Joe 'Taylor xhd 'Joe gin, the East Siders nipped the in tpe rough battle, fought mainly 9 Louse egg mere than anything else,” squat At 141, Just two strokes off the moved hack into the National South End 21 lest night at Mt at'hlose quarters. 0 Fish sauce Rick Paquette told me this Week. Sox. The Connecticut native is hit- clinching double in the fourth.; Cunniiighaiu. but hit a Iwn-nm lead, .were the two outsiders. They Miller (3-4) had the Bucs buf-.! homer, a double and a lingle him Neho. B)ith East Side tallies were , 2 Summer (Fr.) •Paquette is the speedy outfielder ting well and is driving in runs for League lead in what almost Both Warned the Redlegs. . .Two Nutmeggers in were Tiny Felice Torza of Aurora, faloed wlUi his junk until the! self while winning the opener unearned off Dick Oeilhler. CThzr- Both were warned aeveral timaa 3 Girl's name with Moriarty's in both the Hart- 111., who was runnerup in the 1953 over night lias become a three- 4 Ve n t i l a t e rrr the big show are scheduled to be eighth, when three singles with i Walt Dro)io'a tliree-run double put lle Boggini and Dana Cannon birth for holding. Referee Art Mer- r r ford Twilight and Farmington PGA championship, and Bill Col- team race. The Giants slipped had two hits for the losers while VM Ref Ut Fs4 Om 6 Pilfer opposing pitchers today at Chi into a half-game, .004 percentage two out scored their second r u n it away in the sixth. VVllmer cante finally took the eighth round t hr MA terwee. Am, Valley Leagues. "Tt looks like lins, an unemployed pro who has George Barton stroksd a pair of '< r 8 Contempt Ml cago's Wrigley Field. Moe Drabow- point load over Milwaiikee by beat- and brought on Marv Grissom. i .Mlzell lost .his seventh as tlie Reds from Scanlon for "repeated hold- Hamilton will win the regular sea^ sky of Wilson will hurl for the placed well occasionally during tlxe Grissom saved it, hut had his j scored two in the first without a ssfctles for the Easl.Siders. ing.'; Kerwin also had . been ‘‘How can they say our youngsters know nothing of 1 E n c o u r a g e s I aon title but we want to get into winter tour. ing Pittsburgh .5-4 last night.after 5 Golfer's term u Cubs and Joey Jay of Rockfall worries with two singles, an error l hit on two walks, a passed ball East Sidera . . OM >08 0—2-4-2 warned for butting and hitting on science? They should watch Junior get permission to the playoffs. That's the goal of the Four champions shared the 142 the Chicago Chibs had knocked off 8 Hindu (near Middletown) w ill hurl for the Braves 6-3. and a fly bal! that scored two' and sacrifice fly. The Reds, Just South Eud ,, OOO 000 I— 1-8-2 ths break. In the 10th round use the ca r!‘’ r a fellows." At this writing the Gas the B raves...B oo birds are work- spot—Lionel Hebert, the defending Pirate runs in the ninth. off a .seven-game losing string, Carlson and Maneggia: Gauthier he pushed Scanlon to the floor- garments J2 House Gang reaped in third place The Cubs, winning six of their ing overtime at Fenway Park, titleholder; Tommy Bolt, the cur- Vern Law i8-8i lost it, giving, built a three-game winning streak and Uzana8' It was no knockdown, of count. with a good chance of climbing in- rent Open champion; and Jack last seven and 10 of 13, are third, C 0 1 T 0 N W O O DS BY R A Y (J O IT O B._C BY JOHNNY HART Boston with their favorite target only three games behind. Every- up a two-run triple hy W illie'on home nm.s by George Crowe ALI’MNI LEAGUE "I Jiist didn't have a thing." aald to the runnerup spot before the none other than Ted Williams. Burke and Doug Ford, recent win- Ma.ys in the big fourth, bul only , and Frank Rnbiiiaon in the lUglU- Kerwin, a 23-year-oId Canadian INCH regular season ends. Paquette will body else is below .500, in a vir- Bfuce Ki.sh bested- Ed Doucette ou» neesNT LO. nq L ...AND AT LAST I'M HITTING~N<5 ‘V / , HBVBN T HEARPJ T vbrvwel u ITS A FIVE Perhaps his recent bat throwing ners of the PGA title. At 142 were two of the Giants' five runs were cap. Robinson's lllh broke it up now Itvilng in Valley Stream. N. WHAT' S HUNGER r PLATE WITH A •tart his senior year at the Uni- Ted Kroll, 19.56 runnerup to Burke, tual tie for fourth place. in a pili'hing duel last night at STREAK COST u s TH' \ ' AGAIN. S’6 HERE S HOPING WERE » LATEST WORD / incidents have lit the fire under earned. in the ninth off Rob Mahe (0-1). Charter Oak Park as Green Manor Y. Hk had been eldelined four LEAGUES LEAD— {. ALL SET TO EIGHT OUR kVAY HUNGER" SIX INCH h o l e versity of Arisons in Septembes. the paying clients. and Don Whitt, a former Navy Cincinnati tied St. Louis for s » • fifth, just a point behind Pills- Bob Purkey won hla lllh. blank- .shul out Manchester Trust 1-0. A months hy anemia His record OUT TH'SEASON'S 1 IN IT / buddy of Casper and a successful C l B.S 8. BRAVES 3. burgh. by taking a twl-nlghl pair ing the Cards, who have lost jeven single by Dong Knprhs In the sixth now Is 37-7-1. Because of the tourist. The Cubs got their rune on hom- in a row, on throe hits after the 7 from the Cardinals 8-3 and 2-1. inning scored C5*orl« MoKsy from long layoff, Kerwin waa a T-5 As a iubstltule for the "Black eri. Wall Moryn’s two-run shot first inning, when two .Singles, a The Reds. Bi:(cs and Cards all are third bsse with the night's Only underdog.y Fridays" -of match play days, the In ths eighth bagged it off Carl walk and a fly ball^dcored t'hclr The officialt all had Scanlon far Giammalva Defeats MacKay PGA instituted a cutoff after the seven games behind. tally. Fish gave up three hits, Willey, now 2-3 \vilh his third con- run. walked six batsmen and fanned 10 ahead. Referee Mercante and second round which eliminated all Then comes Philadelphia, 7 'i aecutivsidefcal. Ernie Banks hit DODGERS 8. t>HIL.S 6. while Doucette was legged for five Judge Bill Recht each had it 8-3-1 but 93 players who scored 1.54s or games behind and Just ,004 per- a three-run homer, his 25th, in in rounds. Judge Artis Schwarts safeties, walked three batters and In National Tennis Tourney better. Another cut today will re- centage points ahead of last place third, but the Braves, who had The Doilgci-a won it In a si.x- •cored it 7-3. The AP card had duce the field to the low 60 and Los Angeles after losing 8-6 to won four in a row, lied it on Hank run fi(th inning with Steve Bilko struck out six. it 7-3 for Scanlon. ties for Sunday's final. the Dodgers. hlftiqg a two-on homer. Don Zun- Greer. Majior ooo 001 0—1-8-0 Chicago, July 19 (4*)— Sammy-.*’ Mrs. Dorothy Head Knode Aaron's 19th homer jn the sixth Some 1.500 fan* taw* tha fight Among Diose who failed to make That leaves a spread of onl.y after Joe Adcock's lllh set off a mfir'also honiered (or the Dodgers. Trust ...... OOO 000 0—0-3-1 "live." Official attandanca and Olammalva. who quit tennis be- gained a berth in the women the grade were 56-year-old Gene .012 percentage points and one Fish end Kosak; Doucette and eguie he didn't think he was get- singles finals, blanking Baby two-run fifth. Unbeaten iphniiy i while Chico Fernandez and Ed gate figures w'erc not announced. Sarazen. past winner of three PGA game over the last five clubs. Briggs went a the way to w in ! Bouchee homcred for the Phils, Rothman. w ting anywhere, has reached the Vivanco of Mexico City 6-0, 6-0. and two U.S. Open titles; former, GIANTS 5. PIRATES 4. hia fourth. |Who have lost seven_alrsight Carl | CHT'RCH SOFTBALI, LEAGUE highpoint in his comeback. The Forest Hills, N. Y'., veteran PGA champs Jimmy Turnesa and' “ The Giants, who have won four W. L. Pel. Giammalva playe^ hear perfect RED 8-2, CARDS 3-1. I Brskine won it, .lack Sanford' I H f(;S B U N N Y seeking an unprecedented third Chandler Harper; former Open in a row and seven of their last Don Neweombe, whose only oth- I lost il, both in relief. ‘ Tv c h e r s ...... 11 1 .917 Tpuchy Problems tennis yesterday in the National Clay Court singles title, played 'champion Jack Fleck and 47-year- North Methodist . . . 10 .8 .769 B U Z S A W Y ER BY B O Y C B A N E ^ MY D O G S ' A R E DON'T WAIT FER AAE,\ CHay Court Tennis Tournament to with a painfully pulled tendon in old Jimmy Demaret, w h o ' still Temple Beth ...... 9 - 4 .692 Por Senate Grdup / , KILLIN' ME : , DOC - I'LL CATCH YA upset top-seeded Barry MacKay of her ewlngihg arm. hasn't won a majon national Utle. .St Mary’s ___ 8 4 .667 ^ mAWl LET'S HAVE \ l BUT I' VE SHOWN / VERY WELL, OLD FRIEND, I'LL I IF I DION' T NEED Dayton, Ohio, 6-3, 4-6, 6-3,' 6-3 in A CUP OF TEA, CHESIKFV, "HA -.ON TH' NEAT HOLE ! J Had Day Off from Play Fleck withdrew after three American League Roundup ("!lv)lsn ...... 7 8 .583 YOU THE way; what TAKE THE CHANCE. . . HERE' S ( TH' DOUGH , I'D QUIT quarter-finals competition. !Uiuaienc ...... 5 .545 Washington. July 19 opi—Sen- •YOU \ ^WHIU I THINK ITOVIR.) AAORE DO YOUNEirf Karol Fagerps, remarking re- bogey holes and a disagreement .. 6 TO YOUR ESCAPE TO THE y \ CADOVIN' FER The eerappy University of Hous- Center Congos ., .. 6 7 .462 ate sports InvesUgaton today Sit, PnROVICH* . FREE WORLD. . /lyvtn gretfully that even her famous over playing rules yesterday. De- 7 ton senior who quit tennis for five Comm. Baptist .. .. .3 9 .2,50 faced a touchy problem affecting IF WITH THIS golden panties we^e failing to maret, who had started with a 69. sporta fans who like their baaaball DISGUISE AND and a half months after the 1957 shot what he called tlie wbrat golf Liberty Mutual .. .. 1 12 ,077 summer circuit because "I was los- draw large crowds to the 48th an- free on television. A forged I.D. nual tournament had the dav off of ^is career yesterday. TTien he New York Yank Rivals 3ornnd Congns 1 12 .077 r ing to too many men I should Should officials of the national CARD I CAW GET from Singles play. She meets attested a scorqcard which Ted Temple Beth moved Into third paatime, ^1 by themselves,, be al- BY THE GUARDS, have beaten,’’ ran hie towering op- Marta Hernandez of Mexico City Kroll had added incorrectly, was place Jaal night with an 8-5 vic- MIY AND NO ponent all over the court with high lowed to cut down on TV an'd radio 7 In a semi-flhals match today. disqualified and dldn"t have his 84 Tough on One Another tory over the luckless Center Con- broadcasts of major laagua gam es? YOU WILL BE lohi and amooth sideline shots. show on lhe board. ' goa at (Jharler Oak Park while Golden Meets Giammalva Mrs. Knode and Miss Fageros Or as Bob Feller, CHevcland's (lAAAED. Ihoyed into. today's doubles finals North Methodist held on to second Chicago’s Grant Golden pulled National I,«ag1io place with sn easy 15-3 ronq>i*at former pitching great, put it yea- the second major upset of the with a 6-2. 6-1 victory over Olga New Yofk, July 19 UP)— Olie reason those New York Yan- terda'y before the Senate Antlmo- Palafox, -Gustavo’s wife, and Zoe YeNtorday^jl Roaiilta of Community Baptist al Robert- tournament by whipping Whitney Chicago 5, Milwaukee 3. kees are bo far ahead iri Ihe American LeaRue race i.s the son PafV. ' liopoly Subcommittee; Reed of AlAnieda, Calif., 7-5, 6-1, de Meneoza of Havana. Their op- "W'ho'e to say how much, and if ponents will be Marilyn Mont- Cincinnati 8-2, St. Louis 3-1. way the rest of the clubs make it tough on each other. Take Bill Ba.ver collected two hits for 6-1. Reed was seeded third. Golden San Francisco 5, Pittsburgh 4. the Temple which scored seven baseball la Important enough to 1 w Uf i . Set gomery of San Antonio. Texas, and the Boston Red Sox, tagged the most improved club last take it away from them?" fifth. Golden meets Oiammalya in Los Angeles 8, Philadelphia 6. spring, and the I>troit Tigers. runs In the first two. frames whits today’s leml-flnala and Bernard Miss Hernandez.v 7-5. 6-1 victors Feller If now a baseball broad- MOR'n MKEKLE BY DICK CAVAI.LI over Nsnry O'Connell of Hlghlan^d Stamllnga whom some though!' l oiild win the Dick Deasy (triple and two Tut Bartzen of Dallas will face Wynn l»-3) funned 11, passing the singles I. Bert Baskerville (double caster himself. He said tha qua*- M IC K EY FI N N Park, Hi., and Susan Hodgman of W. L. Pet. G.B. fltg. 'Hie Red Sox,, closeit to the BY L A N K I.E O N A B I) HMED wow.'vaj THAT19RIOHT--ANO \uv Alsjandro Olmedo of Los Angeles. 100 mark for tlic lunth consecullve and single) and Ray Mlchasla (two tlon is tough to anawer, and the Kalamazoo, Mich. . San Francisco 48 .38 .588 ’ .— Yanks, but. still 11 ganies behlml, season, and had the Nats shut nut minor Is'agues as well as Uia OtJU.WAN- FEATURE ALL I'M ALWAYS ON THE | Barteen, seeded No. 2, brushed have won nine from both the Chi- singles) were best for the Congos H H I MT t THCN T no.' THAI was Hf f y BUT, UNCLE PHli M*ckay and Giammalva led the Milwaukee___ 46 37 .,5,54 H until the eighth, when unlikely er- majors should be in bn tha deci- p w-wASN ’ OLD ; BOV I Fiendenp'III o; WOULOVOU THEfJREAT LOOKOUT reRACsOCOy'^ p u t Chris (Jrawford of Piedmont, cago White 8QX and the Kansa* who outhlt the victors by an 11-8 : Hf WHAT WI LL the m^n’s advance into doubles semi- Chicago ...... 4 6 4 2 .823 3 rors by Luis Aparicio andyNellic sion. Wt St T ^ / COME^ AROUND fVERT .OVERNOR IHINK TAKE # 9 0 1 0 G0LFER6/ Calif., 6-0, 6-2, 6-3. The defensive finals play with a 6-3, 6-4 decision City A'k. They’vs lost seven to both margin. OOTHATON Pittsburgh . . . . 41 48 .477 7 Fox ailowei) two unearned runs. Feller and Jackie Robinson, alar ONCE IN AWvULt AT TER HIM SENDI NG mindM BarUeh won ' the singles over Reed and Olmedo. Cincinnati . . . . 40 44 .476 7 Balllmoi-e and Washington. Three hits'aplere by Jack Vlttner, MVTELEVMI ON erown in River Foreet In 1954. Rookie John Romonoqky d -l) lost Tommy Ma.snn and Norm Holmes Dodger inftelder when the Buma •l OOkin po p TOU UP there ? Men’s singles and 'doubles and St. Louis . . . . 39 43 .476 7 The Tigers, with nine victories iy:-i SHOW? Olmedo wore down Gustavo It. and Bud Howard’s home run were itlll in Brooklyn, were UM women's, singles will conclude the over New York, have lost eight to * * * Philadelphia .. 38 43 .469 7 'i sparked the Methodist triumph. final baseball. witnesiea in Senate, Palafox of Mexico City, No. 1 for- 48th annual toumamefit tomor- Los Angeles .. 40 46 .468' 8 Baltimore, seven each to Cleveland INDIANS 7, ORIOLES I—South- eign seed 6-1, S-6, 1-6, 6-1, 10-8. row.’ and ’Washington. The While .Sox, Gary Dougan homered in a losing hearings on iloute-pasaed sport* Today's Oam^ paw Hal Wnodeshick, whose other cause. The Northle's. in addition to legislation. The subcommItUe battered by Boston, have taken .10 two major league starts and de- Milwaukee at Chicago, Jay (4-3) from Baltimore. pulling off a douhleplay. al.so cams headed by Sen. Este* Kefauvbr vz. Drabowsk.v (8-8). cisions resulted In defeats with De- through with the seasoq's first D-Tenn.) turns to pro football-next Ypslprday’ fl H om en The Red-Sox and Tigers had at troit in 1956, gained his first com- St. Louis at Cincinnati, Maglie il last n|||h^_gwatt)ng 33 hits be- tripleplay. week. (2-3) vs. Kellner (1-0). • plete game will) a seven-hitler for Temple ...... 34(1 000 '1-8- 6-1 Sport Schedule tween them ts Boston won 11-9 on the Indisns. Earl Averlll, up from AmhricM League Pittsburgh St San Francisco. Congos ...... 300 000-2-5-11-4 Frank Maigpne’s grand-alam hom- San Diego with Woodeehlck, hit a ONkAU. 1 R-Malzone, Red gox i l ) . Raydon 3-3) va. McCormick (7-1). er. That gained the. Bed Sox a Reader and Rosenthal: Kuaulkl Strive for Completion . x-Smtth, White Sox (7). Sunday, July to , . .Philadelphia at Los Angeles, three-nin homer off loser (Jhuck and Yost. game on New'Yorjt, beaten 2-1 by Beamon (0-3). — 7-/5 Avertll, Indians (1). Leglhn va. Rockville, 2:30 :— (N) Roberts (7-9) va. Podrsa Kansas City abd Hick .Tomanek, Methodist ...264 210- 0-15-20-0 Newport, R. 1.. July IF uP>-l AJ. c 9| wtl *ervs»e hx T.M Re^ u g, eW National, league . Henry Park, (9-8). who came ^ th in an put of being Baptists ___ plO 101—fi- 3- 6-0 ter a full week of fruatration, tho Cnrdera and Mason; fihurkat ( ABTAIN FASY Banka, Gubs (25). Moriarty’s at Wethersfield Pri- Tomorrow'a Games the first left-hander to shut nut New York Yacht Club's racacom- I.KSI.IK TlIRNKR Moryn, Cuba (17). son, 2:30. , Long Ball Hitter Milwaukee at Chicago, the Yanliees in two years. and Lawrence. miuee strove today, for cOmpltUoa MB. A B E B N A T H Y BY B A ESI O . N .lO N ES und F B . \ N K B II M iE W A Y I'M MOKKIED l..rAA AFRAID THAT fiftUCH t THIS 10.U X a u iT i ALLRIG H T.I Aaron, Braves (19). Monday,. July t l fft. Louis at Cincinnati. Chicago beat Wsshlhglon 9-2 M ajo r Le a g u a of two match races between four ABOIT HIM, e a s y . CLEANS WE OUT OF LATER I FOR 2,000.,\JUST50YO U HONOR Adcock, Braves (11). Long-ball hitting Dave White Philadelphia'at L6i Angs(gs, With A1 Smith’s grand gtani and 12-meter sloopt seeking selacdiMi (W/HILS- in I-awyers vs. Sullivan’s. 6—Wad- will be In the American Le- Utile Leaguers NOW I SUPPOSE YOU YOU MEAN YOU'RE GOING HE-CAN'T AFFORD w MSATHA'4 CASH. DR. JOSS!. IT WAY t a k e \ IT EEFORE YOuR I Robinson, Redlegs (11). dell Field. • Pittsburgh at San Franciaco. five RBIs backing up Early as defender of the America's Cvf. GEE, A FEW DAYS I LEAVE 15 UP! gion Junior lineup Sunday s = Le a d e rs = = i INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE WANT TO KNOW TO PAY M B , T O O ? TO L05* AMY MORI VILLA. TIM I WILL Crowe, Redlega (6). • East Siders vs. West Sidera, Wypn's four-hitter. Cleveland, 7-6 One of the four, Vinj, OMumhik YOUR EMPLOyWYENT THATS TO d r . J 0 5 5 TO RAISE THI afternoon against.Rockville In ’ A'morican lasagne "The regular season schedule Weatherly or iSasterner. will meat abo ut THE SALARY TKII5 DE5- ACCEPT TOUR Neweombe, Redlegs (1). 6:1S — Mt. Nebo. ror the season against Baltimore, American League came tq an end last 'night as An- APPLICATION H A9 GREAT/ tonight I laU, CAPTAIN CASH r the Windy City. Game time checked the Birds' bid for the first Britain's Sceptre here In Septem- PSRATIUY TO Zhniner,-Dodgers (10). PontiCelTs vs. Bantly, 8 West at Henrf Pafk will be 2:30. Yesterday's Resulta Batting Runnels, Boston, .334; saldi's blanked Acelq * Sylvester BEEN APPROVER MR. WIN SACK WACEY. YOUR Bilko, Dodgers (8). ;Chlcago 9, Washington 2. division with's 5-1 victory. ber when she triee to lift the Side' Oval. - The locala are assured of the Power, CTleyeland, .329; Cerv, Kan- behind the splendid five-hit pitch- MEAD. YOU'VE GOT HI9 L05SE5, LUCK IS SOUND Cunningham, Cardinals (1). Cleveland 5, Baltimore 1. sas City, .323: Goodman. (Jhlrago, world's most famous yachting tre- Bill’s ys. Telephone, 6:15 — zone title as RockvDle -.beat ing of . Bill Powers at yerplanck /T'l UNTJL... TO CHANGE Bouchee, Phillies C3). Kansas City 2. New York 1. RED SOX II, TIGERS t The ' ,329: Fox. CTiicago, .318. phy. THE JOB «OOKl Robertson Park.T Willimantic.earlier this week. Field. Powers, who concluded his Fernandez, .Phillies (3).' >' King’s vs. BA's, 8:30 Robert- Boston II. DettmiUB. Red Sox, who have won five Home Runa—Jensen. Boston, 27; o. Sunday’s game will conclude LL eligibility, chalked up 10 X-Granfi Slam. son Psrk. JStondInga Straight for a 3*-s-game cuahion Mantle. New York and Slevers, slrikbouts Don Oliha of A A S The Boston Red Sox laat won an the regular schedule for the over third place Detroit, collected Baptist vs, Centsfi Congos," 6:15 J - e « ' . L . Pft? G.B. Washington, 24; Cerv, Kansmi Oty, collected the night's only extra American League pennant in 1F48, locala, winners of their last New York ...... 8 6 .659 — 18 hits, five by Pete Runnels, who 238; Trlandoi, Baltimore, 17i — Charter Clak. nine games. (HersM Photo). base hit. s double, while Dave They last finished aocead la 1949. Mill Benefits Varied Cardinals va. Athletics, 6—Char-' Boston ...... 4 5 .,529 II had three dqubtes and took the AL Pitching -— Delock, Boston, 9-0, \ V V batting lead with a .,334 average. Sapienza' sparkled at first base for ter Oak. Detroit ..41 43 .488 14 H l.tXWLTurley. New York, U-a. .824; the winners. Tokyo—Workers in Japan’s tex- Indians vs. Bfaves, 6' — ‘ Buck- Baltimore .. .k41 44 .482 15 The Sox, 6-6 for the season with Sullivan, Boston, $-2, Hvde, Anssldl’s ...... 003 100-4-3-0 land. Kansas CHy . .40 44 .476 15*,4 Detroit, overhauled s 5-1 Tiger Washington, 8-2, ,750; Ford, New A A S ...... 000 0()0—0-5-S tile mills have a gumber of fringe lead, then blew a 8-5 edge before henefita,' including fMe Medtcal'and Tueeday, July t t . Chicago , , ..41 46 .471 16 ' York, 11-4, ',733. Powers and RusconI; Simmons, Cleveland . . ..41 47 •.466 16>i ^•Izone'a homer in the eeventh off- National League dental care, low-cost housing, free Bankers vs. Green Manor, 6:15 loctng reliever Bill ^aoher i3-6). Baker (6) and McNeill, McGehan iMoa a33ds recreation faculties, the privilege —Charter Oak. Washington . .37 49 .430 19,4. ! SIOlYi. v-EL'rR land. ' MifkSummwr cou-CCt ! Rod. Sox—Drove In aeWn runs be- Cleveland at. Baltimore, (N ) — tha Yankee right-hander in the first Pitching--McCo'rmick. San Fran-, ,Safi' Franciaco, outpointed Gala i id I Dodgers vs. Athlatipa, 6 — Char- twoioninge, Singles by Mike Baxaa, Kerwin. 139 ty. Valley Streaii), N, CHAMPIONSHIP RACI ARCHERY ter Oak., tween them in ll-t victory over the Bell (3*8) vs. Brown lS-0), cisco, 7-1, .87}: PhllUps, Chicago.' Tigers. Maizone’a grand-alzm hom- Tomorrow'a Games ' Bill Tuttle and Rog/er'Maria, the 6-2, ..7W; Koufax, Lets Angelca, 7-3; Y„ 10. ti'ednaad^y, July tS I. > HEAD Q U/ er crarked .o Ue In .the eevenUi, Chicago at, Washington (2). - firet three men up. scored one and .700; tyillikhia. Los AngeUeS, Far-' Rome, Italy—Teddy Wright. Sullivan's VI. Auto PArts, 6 — nnd Rurniela, wHh nvq biU, three ' Ehtroil at Boston (2). einglea by Frank Houae and Ba8ea rail, Philadelphia and Griasom, San 140, Detroit, stopped Paddy Gra- TONIGHT. t:90' Buckley Field. ef them douMea, iMk over the Ksnsas City p,t New York"l2). got the winner. Larsen (^4) al- Franciaco. 6-8,- .667. han)/ 145, Northern Irelahd. 8., t R«6m - - tR e e lw w i Noirlh Bhds vs. South Ends. 6:1S American League hattiag lead with' 's Clevelsnd 'at Baltimore. lowed'only three hits the rest of the Melbourne— Dick White, 1221*, MtNebo. way. ’Tomanek. (5-4') gave tip 11 Australia, outpointed Larry Ba- a .SM average. * ROCKVILLE H08TK MAKERS NO AOVANOB Di m cM $ i 'J Naasiffs va. P A F. 6 — West hits but had a shutout until pinch- Uan, 123H. Manila. 10. ' Laat Week W9 Ha4 IS Cant ANDTHBO I Side Oval. RlCfUUilA RIDER Tonight’s 6;15: twilight baseball HWOE. hitter ypgl Berra'a bad-hop single yhe T«d Orts’eta-er Can! M O VSIU...? Mai Tool vs, Ralnboa’, t:iS — ' B^tan Muslal, now a member of with two otij In the ninth. •ttraclTon at Henr.v Park in Rock- . . B a o t r t H ' Robartaon Bark. bagqbalTs S.(JOO-hit club, made hit Oceanport, N. J. (NEA)—^Tom- (Jleveland'a Herb Score was- the ville pain the hoet Rockville John Brotzinann, Michigan State Roc’TE as Bmitk W taSsw Marinas .vs.’ Fthsst ISS, |;t0 -r> fleet-major league hit off Jtm iny Lee, riding arMonmouth Park, laat latty to blank New York, on 8 ' r a n t o n a and the Columbia boixing coach, la praatllent o f the 4 MUm Freaa Near Umtm E3 MB4WB Nattonal Aasbctatlon of CoUegiate m 1 /•ft a w Robertson Psrk. Tobin of the Boston BranM, SepU L the only (jhloeM ly h» tw*, AUf. 21. 198«. ' tAkers o f the WUlhnaiiUo TwI' Adnlta St-MT North Mettidi^t vt. ^ Mary/s, IF; 19$1, ih 8t. Lhirta.-' »ecountry,* o u n tr y .^ • ^ inora sox 8, RENAtOBl »~ lUlHt L a a iu e., Bonitf Cbiuhea. r i
- M- V V* .MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY. JULY 19, 196S PAGE NDm UT' Hoiuchold Goods 51 Rtionui' Without Bonrd— 59 Bonneas Locatiom Houses for Sale 72 Houses tor Siale 72 Uousoi for Sal* 72 Hoi'B«W| for Salo 72 Houses for Sale 72 BY PAGALY and SHORTEN for Rent 64 AutotnobileB for Sale 4 Baaine^ Servl^.O fferH IS THERE OUGHTA BE A I^AWf LARGE Fur nished room for one ( n ) —$U,J$00—$18,050. New . «ubur- 6-6 DUPLEDC, Oil stcati) beat, ga- MANCHESTER (XX) -COVENTRY— 6H room (V)—MANCHESTER — Fiv* room WESTINGHOUS^^frlgerator In ranch. Basement garage, three ranch, with ll20 square feet. Three or two. Kitchen priTileges, bath. TWO ROOM alr-conditloDed front ban ranchea. Five rooms,' ^ acre rages, 184’ frontage, bus line. . Four bedroom Cape built in 1950, TV. sSfRVICE—any m akd^lilallMt ItXtJfV. SHOES. Harry Uahdnay, str aw ber r ies. Pick ypur own. No. 1 condltlon.^61. SO 9-2I6I. Ml 9-4776. lots, full bascihents. High eleva- Carlton W. Hutchins. M I 9-5132. bednxtms. Acre lot. $16,700. R. F. hedrobniir. ceramic bath and plaa- mitUlty work at loweat price ., for office. 100% Main St. location. Total 6ts roosns. Attractive fire- Classified IBW FORD, hlafk cfmvartibl*, V». »•' MApU St. T«I. Ml MS3T. 26e quart. Bring ownwn eontainem.container*. Parking available. Apply Mar- tion, nlca vlepe. ,10% down. R. F. Dimeck k Oo., R ectors, MI tered waU$, .'Lots ..of trees. Fire- ’ . axpert werrk. Famoua for eervlce fireplace fixtures, excellent ANDOVER, R T 6-C ablna and fur- VERNON—Lake Street. J>eUghtfttl place In living room. Sewers, side- 9-6245, Barbara Woo^s, M l 9-7702, place, basement' with garage; Ml 8-’7)9#, A t EVCRV dOMMUMiTV MHTIMD.MiPiV n- B UTHKdOLLEaStVUUOUOISAMOldMMa ' Michael Kury*, Fterinch Road, Bol' low'*, 867 Main St. Dimock ftYCo., Realtors, MI walka, landscaping, all in. Close to ■inc« 1981. Phone M l 9-4S87, Pot- SLEEP 4300L with “ Carrlar" port- condition, Whirlpool wringer type nished room*, transient and per- eight room country home. Early Robert W. Agnew, 8-6878, Jo- $16,400. R. F. Dimock k Cb-y R o - MOUIR* uomd and loud mo ut tne iMHtKl tAPPtO fOS A tax « AI « e ID ONE ton. Off Rt. 65. 9-5245, Barbal'a Woods, MI 9-7702, shops, schools, bus, yet In a lovely Advertisement 105J PLYMOUTH, four door •fd«n, terton'e. abls H-ton alr-condlUoner. Cools, waahing machine, Florence gas manent. Maple Lodge. P I 2-7273. American charm, with all modem seph N, Ashford, MI 9-6818 or tors, M I 9-5245, Barbara Woed*,- TOWM teBVlCtt •« HIM TMOtS nSViCEO Robert W. Agnew, MI 8-6876, Jo- residential .environment. Buyer low mlleoj:*, cleiin, Mil»t »rl1 Irt- heats, de-hum'ldUles: Special price PIC K TOUR own Sparkle straw-, tehge with gas/heater attach- -conveniences. Three-car garage- Robert D. Murdock, M l 3-6472. M1 9-7702, Robert W. Agiiew, Ml CLASSIFIED ADVT. LAWNS BUILT and repaired. Re- STORE FOR rent. 123 Sprue* St. seph-N. Ashford, Ml 9-6618 or may aaaume 114% mortgage. Ask- rri»dl»lely. movlnif. Ml S.S(182. $149.95. Immediate delivery. berries. Excellent picking. Bring ment,, maple kitchen table with ROOM FOR RENT. Gentleman Larga bam. Approxtniat^ three 8-6878, Joseph N. Ashford,' M I taining walla built. Land clearing ASSItt IM TAVefi! ¥lHi m Ml 9-1690. Robert D. Murdock, M l 616472. ing $16,500. . DEPTi HOURS r Weather-Guard Co., 443 Main St. your own containers, 26c Ed- two chairs.'M I 9-8564 before 7 preferred. Private home. Tele- acres of land. Madeline Smith, SCARBOROUGH ROAD -Vacant 9t6818, Or Robert D. Murdock, M l 19<9 FORD V9 four door. ' BUfk. and chain aaw work. MI 4-1881. o/tl____ - #1k*Art CtOOKtf EOMtIOpyV MI 9-4633. . ward Vercelll, School Rd., Bolton. p.m. phone In room. M I 8-7903. (X IM M E R C IA L butinesa or office $15,800 — LARGE three bedroom Realtor, MI 9-1642. "" Call Mr. Carlson, MI 9-3954. The six room Colonial with 1^ baths. a-6472. 8:15 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. Radio and hralcr, Oood condition. NtiD MOfff (MRMae ooT Hit hamo IN 1HE m r T H f m Haa single garage and rear porch. 8PEX7IALl35INCr In preparation of TRucuri THE Ermrs d MTTINO AWA’f WrtH THitf apace for rent. Up to 6500 aquaim ranch, aUached garage, aluminum Glenn Roberts Agency, AD 2-9683, $14.8 19,82 Ford' Victoria Oood 18” TORO ROTARY mower, 'die- STRAWBERRIES—Pick your own., feet. WUI (ub-divlde. Main St. Lo- storms, lull cellar. Beautiful lot. COVENTRY - Furnished, seven Ml 4-0072. Vacaht. Call and we will be glad (V II)—SIX ROOM ranch naar Por- condition. $4f8. lin Birch Rtrcct, weekly payroll. Quarterly ’State ARt al l SaOkEli UPf Bring conUlner, 28c quart. Louis Machinery and Tools 52 Apartments— Flats— room, three bedroom home. Large to show you through. T. J. ter Street School. .Two .eram ie COPY CLOSINT. TIM E ^ and Federal reporla. Write P. O.- 'IkiS ‘SMW ift continued m odel.' Regular $89.96, cated n9gr Center. Plenty «t park- Near bus. Carlton W. . Hutchins, 80 9-.18114, Paggioll, Birch Mountain Rd.,,Bol- pine-paneled living room with SOUTH WINDSOR—One old Ctockett, Realtor, M l 8-1577, MI tiia baths, fully plastered. Ihi- FOR CLASSIFIED A DVT OOIMQ' now $49.96. Marlow’s, 847' Main St. TR O Y ROTOTILLERS and attach- Tenements 63 ing. Pbone H I 9-5229 or W 8-7444- MI 9-5132. year Box 744 for full par|lculara. Man fieidstone fireplace. Dining room six room split level. Three large 9-6416.' closed (orch; attached garage. ton. ments. Bolen* walking or riding MON. THRU FRI. cheater Payroll Service Company. FENCE irickeU, 400 pieces. 3 ft x TWO ROOM OFFICE SPACE available. Cham- $19,800, SIX room Colonial'.- Two and den. Sundeck. Artesian well. bedrooms, tile bath, fireplace. Large lot. $28,900. R. F. O tm oA, 6-A garden tractor* snd attachments. unfumtahed apart- Trailers 2H" wide. Painted white. Reason- m'nt. All utilities except gi t Cen- ber of Commerce Building, 1.39 E. bedrooms plus master bedroom, Oil heat. Amesite drive. Beautiful- Beautiful cabinet kitchen, recrea- (X H ) MANCHESTER — New six A Co.. Realtors, Ml 9-U4S. Bar- 10:30 A.M, Capttoi Equipment Main. ably priced. MI 9-3713 after 8 p.m. Household Goods 51 Cd), 38 trally located. Rent $60. Ml 8-4524. Center St. Call M l 9-7^7,______Storm- windows and screens. Ga- ly landscaped double lot. Right-of- tion, room, hot water oil heat, room ranch home in Rockledge bara Woods, MI 9-7702, Robert W, 'ORKAT lAKKR ■ta in" lataat dc- LAWNR MOWED. Call Ml B-2I17 or 80 3-7958. section, IVt baths, ceramic tile SATURDAY 9 A.M. MI 1-8948. rage. Pull living room, fireplace, , Way to private beach. This and combination storms and screens. Agnew, Ml 3-6878, Joseph N,. Ash- aipn. rolnrcd appltancca $4,890. SALE FOR mqoth only. Regular THREE AND four room apart- much more for $14,500, for every- kitchen counters. Attached garage, ford, Ml 9-6818, or Robert D. M ur- $800 down, .Icnacn'a. Inp. (alwaya VACUUM CLEANERS bought, landscaped to perfection. *You Garage. Lot 100x200, A real clean $14.00 b e a u tifu l lo a m ( o r $12;50. ments including heat, hot water, STORE WITH parking. 100% loca- thing, Open fop Injpec^on. We are amesite drive, fully landscaped dock. Ml 3-6472. rcliahlci, 84 Park Road. Weal •old, repaired, any make. M I Wearing Apparel— Furs 57 must see this beautiful home on home, prired right _ at $17,900 Gravel, sand, stone, fill. M l S-flOOS. gas, electric refrigerator and gas tion. Apply Marlow’*, 857 Main St. moring to Florida, whiqh accounts lot, $19.«)0. Call R. F. Dimock (3o., VOCK IXJWl'KKATION iVIl.L Hartford. AD .18214 or OA 9 4479, CKILINOS, ROOMR, painted Satur- 9-3651 a f t e r 5. quiet Gerard Street. Bv appoint- $2,000 cash down. Manchester •tove. Call MI 9-4Q71 from 5-7 p.m. for this low price. Substantial cash Realtors. Ml 9-5245, Barbara CX3VENTRY—Beautiful 5*4 room BE A P P B E llA tE D Monday Ihroiiph Satiirda\'. 9 to 8 daya or evenlnga. Phone Ml 4-8018. USED LUM BER—Assorted sizes. CHESTER' FURRIERS lemodel* . ment only. Exclusive. Csll Paul Realty Co., M I S-OOOO or M I AN’HQUE FURNlTURB, *llv*r, needed. The price is firnl. Stephen Woods. Ml 9-7702, Robert W Ag- i britk ranch. 3 bedrooms, natural Used plumbing and heating sup' furs for 819.95. Fur storage $2. only. J.,C>srrenti, Broker. M I 3-5363. 3-4348. Monday, Wcf|ncaday, Thijraday PR IN TIN O .Money-88 ver8. Bual- Rouaes for Rent 65 Cubles. owner. South Street, Cov- new. Ml 3-6878, Joseph N. Ash-1 finished trim, oak floors, garage, plies. Electric hot water neater, glass china, and used furniture , Cleaning And glazing $3. ' Collect,- Dial Ml 3-2711 avcnlnK. tieaa carda $.1 28, envelopca $8,28, bought and sold FumitUire Repair LAK E FRO N T. Six room ranch Cel- entry, Phone P I 2-6728. STRICKLAND ST.—Three bedroom ' ford. Ml 9-6818, or Robert D, Mur-1 porch. nicely landscaped lot. oil fired hot air furnace, P'JP**. Rocltvllle TR 5-5929. COVENTRY—S',4 room house, alalcmenla. biUheada, notea $4.48 Service. Ml 3-7449. TH REE ROOMS and bath. 419 lar, KKT'ft. sandy beach. Garage. ranch, fireplace, patio, attached dock. Ml 3-6472. | Schwartz Real Sltate, M I 3-6454 riNK WHKKl. camp trailer excel bricks, windows and doors. Cho- North Main St„ or MI 9-0576. knotty pine living room and kitch- M AKE O F FE R —Five room ranch. or CH 2-2865. lent condition, can be seen at 71 per Ihotiaand. all rrglater and Beautiful landscaping. Only garage, immediate occupancy. E »'l ,vvrvt MANfTtFSTFR nid.r At 7' man’s Hpusewrecking, Stock PI, FRANK rs starting to buy and eell en. Furnished. After 6, P I 2-8413. $14,900. Carlton W. Hutchins, MI Copper plumbing, basement ga- colt Ageriov. MI 9-7683 or \t'rite , V) MANOTLS-Th-R older Al 7- Wella SI. or rail MI 1-8288 anap oul forma. MI 3-0800 Wanted— To Buy 58 (off of North Afain St.), Ml 9-2392. godll used furniture end antiques FOUR ROOM apartment, *unporch. 9-5182, rage. 90% completed and livable. room home, three bedrooms. 2-car BOLTON — Llynwood Dr. Four 1 N E W LY RENOVATED, unusually Box P , Herald. Lost and hound BHLI.DnzrNr, hnnr1 claanlng, Open dally 3:30-8:30, Sat. 8-4, at 420 Lake St. Ml 9-6560. Hour* WANTED TO BUY available July 1. Heat, hot vater Substantial cash required. Coven- garage, large lot. Within St. rooms and enclosed porch, winter- gra/llng. flmic by acre or hour, furnished. $85. Call Ml 9-7128, nice small houae attached to larg- $10.500—SIX ROOM Colonial, alum- G LA S TO N B U R Y-Large 5>, room, James Parish. $16,900 R. F. ized, only $10,000, low dow'n pay- t/IRT - ra n AtiRora kilicn. gray Auto Driving School 7-A SKYLINE QUARRYr-Off Route SO, 10-8 p.m. Closed Sunday*. Good used resaleable furniture, try near Bolton line. Clifford Hgn- rcaaonable ralca. Call Al Gorman, er house, four rooms, unfurnished, inum storms, double garage, good three bedroom ranch, two baths, Dimock A Cs.^ Realtors, MI ment, Immediate occupancy. Ala* and " Intc with four while paw a Oyslal LtikJ. Quarried flat stone also small upright and spinef sen. Realtor, M I 8:2463, evenings Ml 17712. SIX ROOMS. 77 Brookfield St. dressing room or storage space, location. Carlton W. Hutchins, Ml John Cheney. MI 9-0340. ceramic tile. Fireplace, oil base- 9-5245, Barbara Woods, kU 9-7702, 4>3 room single, fireplace, com- niildrcii a pel X'lrinlly Hrtawold I.ARflON'fl drlvinjt Brhool -Offers for retaining walls, for use in dry WATKINS USED pianos. Stove, refrigerator, garage. Adult porch, Targe spacious yard,- ga- 9-5132. board heat. Oarage, extra large Robert \V. Agnew, MI 3-6676, Jo- bination screens and storms, large SI I ' al l -Ml 9-9«80 all tvpea of driver education on wall or masonry construction. family. Call >n 3-7614, inaured dual control cars stand FURNITURE EXCHANGE rage, on bus line, good neighbor- MANCHESTER—Five room Cape lot. On Manche.ster Rd, Immedi- seph N. Ashford, Ml 9-6818. or lot, attached garage. $12.500.' Ixiw IDAIV M LUOiA Color gray and brown. Also gray VN^atkins Used Furniture hood including heat and hot water. M ANCHESTER — Custom three- Robert D. Murdock, Ml 3-6472. down payment with G.I. mortgage. NoTirr: IR HKRKBV (riven Dial ard hr aiitomallc By Gained and Hfliisphnlfl Services Cod. In excellent condition. ate Occupancy, $16,500 Tom a ir 'ftH* tr, 4” cut stone for modem ledge Exchange Adults only $100 monthly M I bedroom Ranch, two fireplaces, Fenced yard, garage. Minimum Also 75 other listings. m e m ^ r ra-xa Book No 87208 laaiied hv certified 'natnictor. licensed by Offered 1.3 A 15 O A K ST. Minor, Broker, Rockville, TR type veneer work. Robert Minor. 'TMREE room apartment, heat, 3-4520. two baths, garage. 150x200 wood- HOLLISTER and North Elm S ts.- multiple listing system Goodchlld The Savinpa Bank of .Maiicliealer the State of Ci-nn Ml P-S07S, 15 Oak.Sti’Oet down payment. Price $14,000. Cllf. 8-5042. Tel. Rockville TR 5-3580. hot water, tile bath. 99 North St. ed lot. $16,500. Carlton W. Hutch- New ranch of S'2 rooms, basement Realty Co., Realtors. MI 8-7925 ha.a heen In.at and appllcallon haa F1J4T FINISH Holland window Maple beds, single, boxed spring ford Hansen. Realtor, MI 3-2453, MANf^IKSTEP PrlvinK Academy and mattress, $49. W ANTED TO buy or rent (or next ins, Ml 9-,5132. evenings John Cheney, MI 9-0340. MANCHESTER garage. Plaster walls, unique fire- any time. been made lo aaid hank for. pa>- ahadas, made to measure. All FOUR ROOM apartment, centrally place. Open al vour convenience. la efjiiipped and licensed to pro- mrial veneftan blinds at a new week, a tent, approximately 8x10. Suburban For Rent 66 men! of Hie anioiinl of depoait. po r t a b l e TV RCA 14” , like new located. Modern conveniences, MANCHESTER—Comfortable three SOUTH WINDSOR - Split level. Zoom Ranch , 118.500 Only $17,700. T. .) Crockett, Real- MANCHESTER— Six room Cape, vide the verv beat In driver edu- low price Keys made while you Dining room table, $10. MI 9-3.568. Call MI 9-9012.- heat, hot water Included. MI ROCKVILLE — 88 Elm St., new bedroom ranch, Ufrge living room, Sweeping view. Three bedrooms, « rpom Cape .. $17,800 tor. Ml 3-1577. MI 9-6418. four bedrooms, city utilities, deep KOTH’F IR HKRKRY civen that cation Standard and automatic. watt. Marlow’s. 9-1919 between 5-7. Roofing anedrooms, two-car MT 3.245.7. Evenings John Cheney, ha.a heen loal and apjOlrallon haa all ampllfiera and phonographs one who has a following and ons mowers. Toro Power Handle Also three room unfurnished IMR driving school For complete ing roofs of all kinds. Also new mortgage loan. Pay $22.28 per ROOM FOR R E N T Inquire State 5-2505. T R 5-50,50. Hansen, Realtor,.>tl 3.2453. 3-2453. A room Cape ...... $14.7001 garage. needs some repair. Ml 9-0,740 been made to aaid bank for pay and changers Over 47 yeara total ttiousand per month. Dial CH who ^aa worked for the best salon. Capitol Equipment Co.. 88 Main Frigldaire refrigerator, '$70. apartment. Call MT 3-0238. information, see Yellow Page No roofs. Gutter work. Chimneys Tailor Shop, 8 Biaaell. MI 3-7383. ! ^ room Ranch ...... $23,900 Vacant, $13,500 Clifford Hansen, ment of the amount of depoail experience 90 daya guarantee 6-8897 and ask Frank Burke or Salary no object to Jhe successful Ml 3-7958. BOLTON—Five room ranch, near 13 in phone book Ml 0-73P3 cleaned, repaired, 28 years' ex- Barrel back chair, $20. C .Afte: 6:8C Ml 8-5047. FOUR ROOM apartment. All appU- 2'4 ROOM FURNISHED apart- 16 room Colonial ...... $19,800 , Realtor, Ml 3-245.7. TWO-FAMILY brick dwelling, en> all work. Potterton's. Mrs. Carter how easy It Is. Con- applicanl. Tel. CH 7-6638 or MI Manchester line. 150x200 wooded perience. Free eatlmatea. Call ances. Heat and continuous hot ment. Utilities supplied. Write Box gle. oil heat, amesite drive, closed glass porch, storm win- necticut Mortgage .Exchange. 3-4362. GRADE A cultivated tobacco field ROOM FOR gentleman. Continu- lot. Youngstown kitchen, tile bath, (IX) Bolton--Coventry line. New 3 M.AnniSriN r^rlvep Training — WEAVING of bums, moth holes HoWley, Manchester Ml S-BSSl. D, Herald. $10,700. P h o n « > n 9-6593. BOLTON LAKK I dowa, copper plumbing, garage, Personals loam. Gravel and fill. Call MI Open Thursday evenings' ous hot water, shower. Marking. water. Garage. Available August fireplace. basement garage, 5 room ranch, ceramic tile bath, hcarn lo drive In our dufll con- and tom clothing, hosiery runs, 1. Rent $115, Tel. M l 9-5978 be- room year 'round house $6,940: good size cellar, centrally located. 9-0650 after 5 p.m. 101 Chestnut St. ANDOVER — Four room heated $16,300. Move right in. Call owner, FOUR ROOM ranch, fireplace, car- knotty pine kitchen, walk-out VACUUM a.E A N E R B repaired In trolled alandard or aulorriatie cara handbags repaired. *lpper re- - until 9 tween 6-9 p.m. . For additional Information pleas* bv authorized experienced'Instnu Help Wanted— Female 35 Help Wanted — Male 36 apartment hot water and garage MI 9-6285. port, one year old. Near park- Holton ^basement, t-arge lOt. Reduced to call P. J. Correnti, Broker. MI my own' homo shop Forty years placement, -Umbrellas repaired, Heating and Plumbing 17 PLEASANT front room near bath $14,900 R P nintock Co.. Real factory experience. All makes, low tor ( ’la.a.aroorn leaaoiia for 13, Ifl men's shirt collars reversed and BENGAL 4-4 burner, oil and gas Closed Mondavs SIX ROOM FI.AT and garage. Im- Included, $75. P I 2-^042. way In Tolland. Clifford Hanaen, 4 room ram-h ...... $14,500 3-5.76,7 TWO WOMEN wanted for general TIME S’TUDY trainee wanted, 25- for one or two gentlemen. Park- lake S T R E E T -I^ r g e three bed- Realtor, MI 3-2453, evenings, John lore, Ml 9-5245. Barbara Woods, rates, free estlmales. free pickup and 17 Hge gfoup MI 3-48S4 replaced. Marlnw'a Ijttle Mend- 8.WATSON. PI.tJMBINO and heat- laundry work. Must apply In per- stove. Good condition. MI 4-0839, provements^ Adults preferred. Tel. y 30 years of age. Opportunity (or SALE 1-3 OFF on wallpaper. Wall ing. 54 High St. room ranch with attached garage. Cheney. MI 9-0340, Ml 9-7702 Robert W Agnew. Ml and delivery. Mr. Miller. An ing Shop ing contractor. New Installations, son, New Model Laundry, 73 Sum- MI 3-7088. Summer Homes for Rent 67 COV'ENTUY i MANCHESTER- FAni.Y s nnrviNM srnoor. m young man who qualifies. Exper- "i(,-TON A IR - CONDmONERS, tiles 4c a tile, Kentlle. from 7o Two fireplaces. Extra large lot, JS't nuiuh ...... $16,700 .7-8878, Joseph N Ashford. Nfl 2-.V171. allernllor work and repair work. mit St. ROOJit'FOR gentleman with kitch- MANCHESTER—Something worth GOOD BUYS cenaed ex[iet leiicril Inalnirtor. f TiRNTTHRE REr^AIRING~An~ ience not neceesary. State age and Famous makes. 7'.y amp. $129, no each. Green Paint and Wallpaper, nice setting. T. J. Crockett. Real- 4 room mneh ...... $7,200 9-6818, or Robert D Murdock Ml MI 9 3808. en privileges and .parking. Inquire ANDOVER IJVKE—Lakefront, hot tor, MI 3-1577 or MI 9-6418. looking at— if you are searching 3-6472. WANT n iP K from Cnvenlry Dual controlled < ar Mfidern li'fijea resinied Ftirnlliirc Repair SALESIADY—Experienced, part education. Write Box O, Herald. down payment. $2 weekly. Cole's at the Green. FOUR ROOM apartment for rent. ______$14,500 Attractive family Cape of 167 M a p l e St. water, shower, boat, fireplace, for a brand new home of distlftc- (Walerfront) to Msrtfnrd, Trnvrl inelhoda For dnv or evening ap- Service, Talrn44vlllc ,MI 1-7449 24 HOUR Immediate service. Re- Or full time, ages 21-45. Apply in Discount Station. ,MT 9-0980. Ml 3-6105. KAST HARTFORD 30" GAS STOVE with full oven. 18 screened porch. M I 9-0315, M I lion - offering seclusion' away Hi- MANCHESTPIR - Six room '? rooms, near new High School, ers Insurance hours, ('all PI pointmenis ( laaarfHun inafnir modeling. repairing, new Inatalla- SALESMEN WANTED PLEASANT large heated room. NEW 3 BEDROOM New S’l roorn ranches . . . $14,990 person. Tots 'N Teens 988 Main month.s old, excellent condition, 9-8747. from noise and traffic. Ideal for ranch, IJtrge living room, dining hot water, o l h w t^ v e r - 2k2AB. tioiia fm 13 and 17 year olda, tlona, electric newer cleaning, St. Free parking. On bus line. 146 RANCHER room and three bedrooms. ' "'r-ed gaiage, large lot. $13,900 ex------m l) Ml ft ««73 44^ FOOT WOfJDEN extension lad $80. M I 9-9861. F IV E ROOM tenement. Available children, near schools. Ixnv Building— Contracling 1-1 drain pinea denned feat and efR- We have no recession here: We Center St. Ml 3-5002. Brian Road, So. Windsor ANDOVUR fireplace». Rarngf*. Large lot. full 1 ^ ^ rooma, W ANTFD RWe from F.asI Middle HAIRDRESSERS—Top salary and der. good condition. M I 9-3091. Aug. 1. Apply 105 Rua.sell Street. F.H.A, down paymtmt. Off East denl. Will R. F.uy, Ml 8-0677 STERILIZED used furniture for Wanted to Rem 68 New 5 room ranch .... $13,050 basement. Nica location $n.800, j'"rp la n c k School, dormer*. hot Turnpike lo corner of leStirel and BinWKIJ Home Improvement Co. commission, vacation pay, 40 hour R E F IN E D gentleman to occupy Middle Turnpike, north ,.on Esrl need several salesmen capable of every room Including upholstered M AIN .ST. THREE room heated Enjoy suburban living in a mod- R. F, Dimock & Co,, Realtors, Ml i ''’* ‘ «‘r. oil heat. Capitol Avenue Harlfonl working Hiinincsa Services O ffered 13 Allenitlona. addittona garagea. LIyOYD'S PI.invTBINO Strvlce as- week. Write Box H, Herald. FOUR 36” awnings. Twin bed clean, nicely furnished. ' living W ANTED—Five room rent. Have ern ranch, minutes from the Park St. to Buckingham St, Ralph E. furniture, springs, appliances and IMANCHESTHR 9-5246. Barbara Woods, Ml 9-'77(l2, T 3 30 shift Call Ml 3 4721 Roofing and aiding experia Alum •uren natlBfArtlon. prompt •orvlct. earning from $5,000 to 18.500 yearly board, mahogany telephone table room and connecting bedroom, apartment, 2nd floor, rent $86, In- two pre-schoqK children. Call MI way. The large kitchen Is a house Cowell, owner-builder, 66 Buck- COMPI.FTE repairs on aiilomatlc antiques, in excellerit condition. cluding stove, refrigerator, gas ASSOCIATES Robert W. Agnew. Ml 3-8678, Jo- MADELINE SMITH, Realtor Inum claphoarda a apeclalty. U n - CH 7 6124. Nfl 0-54W. EXPERIENCED Reasonable. Call M I 9-1978, near bath, continuotis hot water, 9-5494. wife's delight. The full cellar offers ingham Si., Tel. MI 9-6013. wnahera and drvera Wealing selling our nationally known appli- 40% off on new maUresscs. I^- and electric bills Available Au- Ml 9-0364 seph N. Ashford, .Ml 9-8816 or Rob- MI 9-1642 PAPRKNCFRS (leaned wotktnc excelled workmanahip, Fnav budg- quiet private home, hear Center. ample apace for a workshop, cool honae Phil'o Rendix, Mavtag LARG E W ESTERN saddle, also Blanc Furniture Hospital, 195 gust 1st MI 3-7925 any time. No swimming pools needed at ert D. Murdock, Ml 3-6472. 3 4 30 f i v e d a v B M a r l f o i d a n d r e et ternia. Ml 9-64ft3 or TFt 3-9109 SEWING MACHINE MI 9-7410. laundry, and recreation room. Mrs Helen McKlnne.v MI 9-0106 Frigldnite, Member of ’ASf'A ances. Our benefits are the beet In saddle bags. Call Glastonbury, South St., Rockville, TR 5-2174. our lakes—see these values today turn Flexible route open MI 18 Bu^itfeSs Property for Sale 70 Minimum terms, excellent value at Rliiart R WolcoH. Phone Ml NOW IS THK time to have that Insurance ME 3-2042. ROOM FOR gentleman. Separate ATTRACTIVE 3 room furnished in Andover and Coventry. Chailes W. 1,-alhinp. MI 8 7658 (Vnil BOLTON - Coventry Line. Lots for Sals 73 n 8878 OPERATORS the retail field. Full time career apartment. Private entrance.s. PACKAGPl STORE (or sale. Cen- $15,500. For appointment to Inspect New eix room Cape. Four fmlihed poich, gaiHge, ahed HHrflHirinH. hmiiH*- men. Must have car. For Interview $6300—Five i-oom ranch. 10 years 211 South Main Street 9-8780 MANCHE.STER MODES, Walnut St. MI 3-0089. Prices for 1 or 2 gentlemen with parking,; MANCHESTER—Four rpOfn, sec- 36'x20' BUILDING good for atorage Clifford Hansen. Realtor, hoM ionIrniH. You'll nrrd it in hew, in good condition. Don't suf- AleTKRATlONfi to kltchena, hath rHRo of flrr or thrft O t yotiri! INC. CAI,L MI 3-1581 bath and shower, 29 Haze! St. MI ond flooi apartment. 'u’ d hot or small shop, 4 Eldridge St. Tel. Ml 3-24.Y3 Ah authentic American colonial j s^e^h N.^sXr Mf 9-66"?. « '‘ll* Automohilos for Sale 4 water -supplied. A^lttlts only, $80 fer in city heat. Come otil to Cov- front, 270 deep, Rockledge Prive rooma attlca, uftlara. porches, or Write, phone <*r v Ihii Tlie Clarke BreskfAst set 9-7083. ! Ml 3-5175, or MI 9-7740. of unusual charm,'P’our (treplsces, 1 Robert D. Murdock, Ml 3-6472. | MORTFNSFN TV PINE STREET Boats and Accessories 46 monthly. Write Box R, Herald. entry Land and see this listing Prired (or quick sale. Reply own- playroom Plumbing, carpentry, InHUPHTh e Agenrv. 173 F ahI f^en- Bedroom set MANCHESHER Suburban —About wide board floor* beautifully re- j BFFORF YOU BUY s 'isrd esr television lervlce 9 4641 manc ih:ster A TTR A C TIV E LY furnished and seven miles east of Manrhesler. $8900 Six room Cape, oil heat, ex-I paneled fam ily root i, (urtc-j S’T Section^Engliih co-1 e**. Ri ^ 6801. electrlra' and mnaonry Aluminum trr at M: 3 1 126 ' Situations Wanted— 12 FT. RUNABOUT, trailer and 25 MO0KRN 3,-H roofn apartment un- Sff* (7nrman Motor Ssles Biilck Lsmps cheerful rooms. Complete light Farms and Land for Sale 71 Vacant, Six room Cape with btse- cellent (sm ilv home tional kitchen with separate dining; lomal. excellent condition, large' ___ . M A M RIIRRIRH CO. Full time aiding (iarngea, cntlagea. oul- C:LERK APPUCATIONS now be- ' Female 38 h.p. motor. Aak for Smitly. ,MI furnished.'^ heated, electric range, fisliFS snd Scrvlrcx 233 Msln housekeeping (acilitie.s available. , rnent garage. All conveniences, area. 2 l ar allai hed garage, level | living room with fireplace, 1st' ^ clfRnlpg. removal aervlcr, land huildlnga room addltlona Nitalde ing accepted for clerk with some 9-4523, nights Storra GA 9-9963. All small appllsnres no refrigerator, reahlential sec- FOR D IFF E R E N T sizes and types $12,200 New (our room ranch filrert Mi 9 4371. Opfn sv^nings Fngtneering Coinpanv, Inc,, 34 Single, double. Children accepted, large well landscaped lot with out- lot 167 feet fmni, 5 rooms and hathi flo*ir lavatory. 3 large bedrooms i * ^ i vt a t t \ ti a HCRping. Inwna mowed, drivewHV Moving—Trucking---- office experience, flood high BABYSI'mNG by competent teen- tion. no p^l.a, auitable for one j of (arms and land tracts within 20 built by Demers Buy this and be 2nd floor Fimshed recreation' LOTS IN GERALD PARK Oak fit MT 3 1423 16 FT. CABIN cruiser hull custom limited parking. Central, rea.son- door fireplace. Full price $12,800. on first floor. 3 bedrooms and hath rH34 (IIR Y S F F R two dnnr hnrdtnn aefiilng patching Metal, card school background and facillly in age girl. References. Tel. MI Shop at the Green child, references ‘ required. MT miles of Hartford. Lawrence F. your own decorator. room. Quick occupajicy. Shown hy . on Coventry Lake (nr only Storage 20 built. 72” beam, $375. Call Ml able price. Come see. Mrs. Dor- G. I. possibility. Minimum down on second floor We repeat here is power steering siut brskrs. Rsdlo bonrd dninia Ml 9 9737. figure work are eaaenllal. Com- 9-9161. 9-0495 Bolton. Flano, Broker. Ml 9-5910. Al.l. T Y P F fl of carpentry work Convenient parkin* sey, 14 Arch St. to approved buyer. Alice Clampet, For the best in homes at any j a home of colonial charm with Just appointment. MI 3-6273. Brae-Burn $395.00 and heHler This l.x s one-owner. pany nfjprs pleasant working ron- 9-6.544. KIFUS’ TFM.FViaiON aervice done, alter Htlnna. dormera. roof I MANCHF/STEB Package Delivery Realtor. Phone Ml 9-4543. enough modernization lo make it Really. cHr snd it ihuv ir«»uhl#» free miles ditlona. liberal benefit program, SIX ROOM duplex, newly decor- C O VEN TR Y-R educed to $10,000. prire see Jarvis tods;^;,^ Ml 3-4112. All Jot* 50x125 feet : Easy term*, I lug, porchea, etc C!nl| Ml 9 43931. j Light t nicking and package dellv- 12 FT. SPEED BOAT, needs motor easy and pleasant to manage. left Call Ml ft 2206 Available at all timea Phllco far air-conditioned office. First Na- Situations Wanted— Male 39 Chambers Furniture Sales ated gas furnace available imme- Approximately 2() acres., frontage (XXVI) JUST OFF Porter Bt. 1 Geraliiherald Park is an established lak* lory mtpervlaed aervlre. Tel Ml I ery. Itefrlgeralora, waahera and and some repairs. Make an offer. SIX ROOM Cape—Tw o tmfinished. tional Stores. Park and Oakland Hours 10-5 7:30.8 Read Herald Advs. diatriv. Call MI 3-5748. on South Road, Swamp Road and JARVIS REALTY CO Beauttfu'. six room Dutch Cktlonlal eommunity for atimmer or year NFFiD A (JAR Hrid had your credit ■ Stove moving apcclallty Folding MI 3-2026. Living room, fireplace. Paneled 9-06911 ALL KINDS of miixim smkf Itle Avenues, Fast Hartford, Conn. Brewster St. (total about 4/10 549 East Center Sti’eet (or.only,$19,800. Call R. F, Dimock 'round living. Macadam roada, turned down? Hhon on down pay- , chaira for rent. MI 9-0’7,62. WANTFsD work as painter, t\iW or recreation room, garage, hot Call Mrs, Megonlgle, PI 2-6311 work. t’sH MI 9 0106. MOVING^-New Frigldaire cheat 13 m ile). Seven miles from Manches-' Ideal home for the large family, A Co., Realtors. Ml 9-6245 or Mr. | sandy beach. Only • mllea from ment? Had a repoaaeMton? Don’t DlCK'B WEA-niERSTRIP Com part time. 5fl 3-2521. . foot freezer, paid $4.58, aelling Water oil heal, combination win- panv doors and windows, custom ' M O V E ^ Y ~ rR A IL E n van. H e lees GOODYEAR TIRE AND Diamonds— Watches— ter. I ' j miles to Route-44A. >4 dows/awnings. Ml 9-8581. VERNON—Custom built five room Tudor style of stucco and brick Bernle Cantor, TR 5-8495 Manchester. Apply at give up' See Douglaa Motoia gel I ’AHDF.NTF.H Kxiicilomed In all $200. New Kenmoie dryer, paid BUY A HOME FIRST • BUY A HOME FIRST mile to Route 6, Map available. the Inwdown on Ihe Inweat down work, gtinranlccd Ga’.i Ml 91583 expensive—One load Instead of- RUBRKR CO. .leivelry 48 ranch. 23 foot (ireplared living with 4 bedrooms, unusually »pn-1 .'i-vvT rr— irA qr HARTFriRn ftcMa of inii'ciilrx' I ’onlrncl or $285, selling $150. New electric M L. 723. Walton W. Grant Agen- living room .70 feet in length, ^^ST H A K r w o r D LOI’:SER’S and amallea! payrnenia anywhere I after 6 p in Iwo or three-K aalcr loading and EA.ST HAUTI'ORD Dojrs— Birds— Pets 41 M ANCHESTER Suburban—Attrac- room. Bieezeway, two-car garage, cious living room .70 feet in length rcSHnniililr liniiilv rules Ml 1 07.11. I.EONARD W. YOST Jeweler, re- stove, paid $429. .selling $295. cy, Realtors, MI 3-1153. tive six room Cape in excellent modem efficient kitchen with hirch (While they laalt - Notsr ranch Park (Owners) Not a amall loan or ftnani'e rmn unloading— Dlsllni'llve, dignified large lot with picture book' land- homes. $14,990 (Completaly fin- Gerald GONDEirSTV Service available and amart ''The Beal tor Less.” FFRNWOOn KENNEI.S ha Vs s pairs, adjusts watches expertly. Green chair, u.sed $5. Mt 3-6652. condition. Hot water oil heal, fire- acaping. Ijovely rock garden, at- cabinets. Osk floors, ropper plumb nany plan. Dmiglaa Motora, 333 Maa a permanent poailion open ished l Built-In stove and oven, South St., (Coventry. any time Antenna conversions The Austin A (hiamhers flo 501 few nif e pupa. Buxei s, miniature Reasonabie prices Open dally. place, large lot, other extras. Ask- tractive patio, True suburban llv -■ ing. fireplace, lavatory, wall lo Mfun Slieei. 16 for a woman with machine billing IJVING ROOM aet, modem bed-" Houses for Sale 72 fireplace; ceramic tile bath, full Phllco factory supervised service Ilooring-Sifling Kasi Middle Dirnplke, MI S-5I87 poodles, (German Shepherds. Rea- Thursday evenings. 129 Sprue* ing $13,500. FHA or Gl possibility Ing in an area of excepllonallv | w-all rarpeting, 2 ear garage pliia Phone P I 2-7881 experience. Work in modern air room aet, dinette set, Speed Queen baaeinenta, amesita drives com- OLDER CAR.S, mcchanlrs specials Tel Ml 9 1488 sonably priced. AD 3-4950. Street Ml 9-4387. to approved buyer. Alire Clampet, fine homea. $20,.500, .G eorge j. ; many other allractlve features, RAY'S noOFINd ro . flhingle and Hartford ('ll 7 1423. conditioned building. Enjoy many automatic wa.sher. Gibson electric (Xmi-SANTINA Drive—Off Kee- pletely landscaped. 10% c'own. flxli yourself esrs, always a gi«id Realtor. Phone Ml 9-4543. tldeman. Conn, Bank A Trust | Prompt occupancy. FI^FCrnnieUX ownerii - Proiiipt huill’Up ronfa, guller and conduc- rnnipanv heneflta aurh aa. full hoa- COI/7R RRPJD parakeet breeders refrigerator, reasonable. Call MI ney St. New 5 'i room ranch on F.H.A R. F Dimock A Co.. Real selerlinn. Look behind "Ur office pitallzRlioM and life Inauranre, paid Company. Rockville, TR 5-4045 or Suburban for Sale 75 fn ndlv Hervii'e on vo»ir Flectro ii)i work roof, ihimnev repnlra must sell. (lUarantee fertile. Inter- 9-9129. large wooded lot. Built bv Harry M AN C H E STE R -SIx room Cape, tors. Ml 9-5245. Barbara Woods, Douglaa Motors, 811 Main Garden— Farm— Dairy Goodw'ln Jr., $18,500. R. F DlmocK TR 5-4710. lux iHi uleniier Pick up Hnrt.de I Rnv IlngennW Ml 0 221 4; Rav j I’ainling— I’aperinji 21 varalion, etc. , ’ ested. Call MI 3-2636. (/lose to bus and ahopping area. 175 Main .Stroot MI l-TTO'J. Rphert W Agnew. kfl ROCKVILLE — New five room Products 50 A Co.. Realtors, Ml 9-5245, Bar- livery ( ’nl) Flertrolux nuthort^ed .lackaoii, Ml 3 6.323 Fireplace, oil heal, one car ga- A six room home easily con- 3-6878, Joseph N. Ashford, Ml lanch. (.Arge attractive kitphen, innn STUDEBAKF.ri (linmpinn In ( 'ontact Mr. l)p\lin at bara Woods, Ml 9-7702, Robert ELLING TO N — Four year old 80 good Tiinnlng cn- W. Agnew, Ml 3-6878, Joseph N. similar professional 'use and of i 8-8472 3-1767 a f t e r 4 p m up r» guttei'H, leadera, rhitn aweet com. native raspberriea, 39c $12,800, F H A o r G I p oss ib ility to baths, built-in electric oven, gar- down, $12,990. Webster Agency ' Katnlenaki. sonahle ralea 30 yrara In Man- to airange for Interview. Do not ros Cattery. Rockville. TR 5-9131. JARVIS REALTY Ashford. Ml 9-6618, or fiobert D. course very suitaJjle for residential! -L- _ . Realtors, T R 5-5745. nev and rr>of repnlra rail ('niighlln pi. Ijtat call for native straw- Murdock, Ml 3-6472. approved buyer. Alice Clampet, bage disposal, two fireplaces, NASH RAMBIeFR ift,'..! hardtop, cheater. Raymond Flake. Ml apply without first making appoint- berries. 39c quart and three for $1. Realtor. Phone Ml 9-4543. occupancy. Downstairs has laige j PCOUKFIEUI RD^, Boltoh— Htgh ^ _ Al.l. TYPk^H Hcrrenji repiiiied and Ml 1 7707 A>T> knotty pine enclosed breezeway. elevation, wonderful view. 6'ive BOLTON — Househunting in Bob red nnd black, Hutnnmlit indin ft-9237 ment . This offer good while supply last. hall, living room, dming room ’ ...... lewiiril ‘-^iilrk aeiviCf. ('all Ml Articles For Sale 45 (X V II) — New Cape with 1100 oversized tw o» room three Roeetto on Broad Street. near i n g ln('llltb*«t. S i i H a b i e f or 3 l>M\ ('r H o a d t o d m ! I Phone Mi 3-0110 NEW RANCH NEW RANCH • Paneled Dining Area . . . . i I Co,, Realtors, Ml 9-5245, Barbara j^om V ILLE - (!\istqm five room hut not laiilatf'd. Urn* la a homo c e r a n i l r tl | e4l b a l b x . C o m p l e t e • INSTALLATION Fireplace. I L baths, piheled recreation foom. • I I/.5 Acre Lot, Nicely Ijinriacaped . . , i bedroom ranch, fireplace, built-in Waddell School. I ’ ii baths, built-in b e a u t y ^a l on. a p p a r e l hbop, stove and oven, (Tomplelely land- Woods, MI 9-7702: Robert W Ag- ,.,nienl block ranch, two bed- of prU'oleaa bUlorlral barb ly r e d e c4»ral e d 4)Yoral /,e GOODCHILD SPECIAL 1«4 EAST CENTER ST.—MANCHESTER ville Center. Immediate occupan- SOUTH WINDSOR appointment onh. $32,000. Ml 3-41 n. Ml 3 HO*.3. Ml 3-7647 Drainage Co. R. F. DIMOCK CO t MI «rS24.5 cy $14,200. Tom Minor. Broker. ford, Ml 9-6818, or Robert D. Mur- and woodwork, all rity conven- h4,000 -MI 94281, 9-2898, >-.5219, 9-8140 iences, directly on bui line, patio, OEORUK .1. ( OM M W . 4 nn REALTY CO. dock. MI $-647$. Ml 3-M57. Ml II 7913. Ml 3-7731 Ml 4-4143 RockvUle TR 5-5042. Have You Seer. Immacuial.e condition. $15,9(K). neefirtit Bunk ami Truat .4'*». K e a l t o r a Barbara Woods, MI 9-7702 Robert Agnew. Ml 8-6676 •Toaeph Ashfprd, MI 9-6616 Robert Mqrd.qfk. m 4 8-6479 Avery Heights? George J. Ckrlqman. T R .5-4045, T R Bldg., Rorkvilb'. trirpboiir TU ■Ml 3-79‘J.'>. .\in (intr 5-4710. 5-4045 or T B 5-4710. Loweat possible development R. F. DIMOCK Co DO YOU LIKE A VIEW? Do you prefer s prices. Carefully planned to avoid CDVENTRY LAKE Three bed- S O UTH ROAD i-oom waterfront home, pine panel Ml 9-S24S Brick Ranch? Would you prefer your next $18,900 W A NTE D typical development appearance ------—. u. home to hnve Spacious Rooms? Would you $1t9$0 living room, 'stone fireplace, oil. $19,800 Featuring sturdy construction,: $23,900 like a 2T x 27’ clear span t-Csr Garage ? heat full rellar. lai-ge lot, 100 fodt n.XRRARA WIMIDS JO.sr.PH 7>. ASHFORD • '7 rooms • 2 csr garage e RANCH B O LTO N A buyer with (islon and money taateful appearance, and Ibis of el- frontage, artesian well, partly fur- MI B-7702 3|I »- « 8 IK LARGE RANCH DUTCH COLONIAL Full basement a I-a.'lrge lot a bow room inside and out of-doors. ni.shed do<-k and raft. ReaaJhahly ROBERT W. AC. NEW ROBERT D. MItROOCK WE ARE PROUD • 4 rooms * Mr* lot • Full THREi: YEAR OLD to take over this 10-room 2- priced. PI 2-6074. Convenient lo Main St. a All • A 1hik$> • '1 full hulhR • A rooniA • $ torRi* bc4troom« MI 8-(Wn8 >11 8-6472 ! Four ranch and .split level hMOMient o FIreplAce o C*v> CUSTO.M BUILT RANCH family home strateglrally lo- • riNAirm l whIIr • TO OFFER SUCH A H O M E - type* of financing * * iwd- i models with 3 bedrooms each, tloii rooma • f'.nrloard porrh rooma * Ht. James' parish. mtry '• All typo* of flnAnriAg. cated near Mancheeter Center. ! Prices from $13,500 to $1.5.500, ^ Wanted—Real Estate 77 • l-'iill NiaomrnI • l.nrfo lot. lot. : - ONLY 3 YEARS OLD ^ COVENTRY $16,500 i Liberal V.A. and F.H.A. mort- SELLING YOUR home? FoS' Ownar Muft Saerifica Du« To R. F. DIMOCK CO. MI 9-S24S JARVIS REALTY CO. prompt, efficient, courteou* ler*- Ml 9 .5'!$5 ice and appraialiig without obliga*. R. F. DIM OCK COi 5Va R O O M RA N C H H O M K CALL OWNER M l 8-4U2 — Ml $-202$ ; Join our community of business MR. and MRS. HOMESEEKER Chong* Of Plans Barbara tiVobds, M l 9-1702 Robert Agnew, MI >-8878 .and professional people: engineer!, tion. call S. A. Beechlar. Realtor; IlnrlNira M ixmN. Ml 9-770'! KolFoi't -Vffiu'u; Ml S-AAIA lATCATION Joseph Ashford, MI 9-8818 Robert Murdock, M I S-847t Ml 3-b4b8 Ml S-7847 teachers, executives. Wonderful for Mi 3-8989 ot Wesley R. Smith. Aa> Jow-ph .\fthfnrd. Ml 9-9818 Uohert Mnnim'k, Ml JI-R472 If you haven’t Inspccled th.e Jarvis built hniues at Wondhlll $14,900 young families with children. ' | ■oclate. .sn 9-8932. Member Multi- Heights you are missing a treat. Truly qiuillty built homes Traveling Ea.st from M rii- OFFERED AT ple Ijsting ^rvice. ate a rarlt.V these days, but not at Woodhlll Heights. See the cheeter on Rt. 44A, turn right Open every day from 2 to .dark. | Built-in range and oven. Full *36,900 U3TINUS wanted, alngl* and spill level, ranch amt colonial model, prired from $l7,200-$l.i,2()0. onto Rf. .71 toward South basement, paneled fireplace Dlrtictlont: From CTiarter Oak | two-tamily bou***. Membar ot Coventry. Take next right on- wall, ceramic tile bath, oil hot to Wrights Mill Road, next Jo Bridge, 8 mile* by Wilbur Croa* i MLS. Howard R. Halting*, Real- SOUTH RD.. BOLTON » $17,750 — M.L No. 773 OPEN FOR INSPECTION water heat^.landsoaplng, large Parkwav to Demlng Street tUm-t tor. Ml 9-1107 any time .. ; Coventry Elementarj’ School. lot. variable floor plan. Choice $17J9I $11490 to $13,050 This very pretty velluw iiiiich home iniHv to woi k In. cleiiglil^ Model Home about SOO yards off I Howard Johnson's Reatau-! FOR THE VERV BEST IN HOMES CALL SATURDAY and SUNDAY. 10-4 of lots and dtkor. Minimum S«* Oup "Horn* Gall*ry" FOR SALE CAPE COO r*nt). Bear left twire to cross' ARE YOU CON8IDERINO fill to live in-WHS cii.xtom biilll hy Valentine in 195.5. Paneled bn left FHA down payment. NEW RANCHES 8EUJNG YOUR PROPKRTYT flreplBCewnll In 18' livii\g room, ( ’tilna (Hbinel and Ihermnpane * 8 flnUhe* rbqaw .plns knot- ov*r Parkway. TTiirri street on 1‘r** Pcwfdng • Air.Cemlitien*d . right la Avery Street. Follow W* will apprala* your property picture window In dining area 18'- x 12l. (■onvemenl kitclicii; 'W eekd ays, z -s . Model Home Dpen Sunday 8 P.M. TUI Dark. Alhcrt's Studio ty pine roerantie* room o Ah* o $ • ■/< acre free and without any ooUgatiin. , atalnleas ateel aink. I'■o^ml^o i cniitleis, G-E tllsliu aslieV Tlii ee Your opportunity for a well catabliohaf buiinMa on th* tacliMl gsrago. o Beootlfnl F bU bM4ttent o High Sv**- aign* 1* mile,' W* alao twy property tor cash. bedroms, oversize Imthroom with colored fixliiroa nml two sinks. tton o Nteo View o 10%-/0 down MON., TUES. and THURS. EVENINGS. 7-9 R. F. DIMOCK CO. Univerrity of Cbnnecticut South- C*RiPM*- J yarai with rovere* phtio and Information: Membar Idultlpl* Hating Plastered walls, basement gnrage. Full re|lsi' '24 44 Hoi N. t. m iMUUIl iiO. WBRREN E. NOWUIND flihplaeo o Spilt ntO f«Mw p*y*Mdt. STANLEY BRAY. Realtor DIRECn'iONS: Enter W oodhlll HelghU Oppoalle Manchester .3 booth*, 2 style center* and all new ultra modem water heal, aliiniinunt etorma and scieena. Ixil l.Ml x '20(1 with „ REALTOR . GLENN ROBERTS AGENCY , B R A K - B U R N R E A L T Y picturesque boulder and several apra.ve'il apple trees. 150 'bushel Ml 9-5245 Parkade O ff Middle Turnpike West .At Tower Hoad.' MANCHESTER e Ml 9-SM5 equipment. Reasonably priced. Buy before the FaU 50 SA2n picked In 19561’ Approximately 6 miles from Miimhester and R. F. DIMOCK 00. mi. 524$ ! AD 2-9683; or *al aa of f i ce MI 4-00'72. naif mile from Methodist Church. Shown hy appointment only. BARBARA WOODS 'JOSEPH N. ASHFORD n A R B A R A W'(K>DM JOSEPH N. ASHFORD B7SMAINST— Mr3-110B Semefiter starts. SELLING YOUR bom*, land *e Bobor. Agaww, MI M S I* Please call Lllllatv Grant or the REALTOR of your chol'ce. . M l 9-7702 Ml 9-8818 JARVIS R E A LTY CO. Ml 9-77W ^ 1 ) M l 9 - 6 8 1 8 TeL Storrs, GA 9-9.3.3C or Bwhnm M'eo4ta, lia .B-72a> buaine**;’ for prompt service, call ROBERT W. AGNEW ROBERT D. MURDOCK - 1 ■ . 1 • ' . . ROBBirr W. AONKW ROBBBT D. MtmbOOK ' Manchestei^ After 7 P.M. Ml 4-1173 • Jooeph AphforA MB *-*110 ■ohort Mfmdoch. H I «-*47S Paul J. Correnti, Broker, MDl Walttm W. Grant Agency, 'Realtor—MI 3-115.1 >-887> >n >-8471 Ml a-«ut — Ml »-im MI t-mi8 -Ml t-6471 _ _ # RUY A H Q M A m sY ’ • tUY A H^OMi FIRST Read Herald Adva. >4361. .) J
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Jotnad Uia Marlnea a yaar ago returned, "Anonymous Publlca- GE N ER AL tloni," , " 2 laat month, W a 8-year ertllat- About Town Much to his surprise again, the Police Arrests Area Men ment. woman came back soberly with the According to hia mother, he waa TV SfkVICE H ie Mvicheeter W ATES will Heard Atohg Main Street Inquiry, "Is that legal?” Trehton M. W*ugh, 81, of Wor- With Morines aervihg aboard Uie a tta ck ' trana- Darn M O C A o n taeet Tuesdey, evening at the And on Some of MancheBter*$ Side StreeU, Too Nlgkta PIm PlMl Italian American Club. Weighing ceitcr, Mais., waa' arraatad thia Imagine That! mornins abd charged with operat- TEL. Ml 8-8488 In will be conducted from 7 :IS 19 Any mother would understand ing a commercial vehicle on Rt. 1.6 8:16. Members are ren nded to In Lebanon Off the Beam <* plumbers laid the subflooring, this one. without a red light at the rear of bring grocery donations for the A 3-year-old girl stopped in a The things that happen to but again, at the owner'’s request, an extended load. State Police aald Two area men are among 27 penny auction. homeowners —' especially those didn't nail it down. Then, to pre- local soda shop before one of tjiose Waugh wa» driving a truckload of happy Individuals' called "handy vent accidents, they carefully drew machines filled with brightly wool that extended beyond ' the from Connecticut who landed In John Deme of Station WINE In 'do-lt-vour-seifers." » red line on the boards directly colored balls and shiny favors. She rear of the truck body. Lebanon with the Eighth Marine men" or "do-lt-your-seife_ begged her mother to give her a Open Manchester will be the speaker at One such Manchester resident 1 over the water lines and■ told■ ■ ■ the Free under a $2S bond, Waugh’a Regiment ’ this week. Tuesday night's meeting orf ihe could nail to his Penny, then Had to be hoisted up so recently had a complete new bath- homeowner he "could nail t*- , ,,, ina«ri u in th . ■lot court date haa been aet for Ju ly 28. They are Cpl. John T. O'Reilly, Rotary Club at 6:30 p.m. at the room installed. Everything !‘’'"'.t » content anywhere BUT "‘'J Howard Warnock, 57, of no cer*- A l l D a y Sund a y A bright pink ball rolled out, and 21, son of Mr. and Mra. Mylea Country Club. in. including brand new copper | on that red line, tain addreM, waa arreated yeater- pipes under the floor. To "sav e; Half-an-hour later the plumber she popped it into her mouth, day and charged with vagrancy. O’Reilly of French Rd., .Bolton, PINE PHARMACY The Rev. Ralph Colder of Lon- got a hurry up call and returned to She and her mother continued Police 'aald they received a call CKHTEB 8T. Ml MU4 a dollar or two," th» homeowner Irwklng at other articles on the don, England, who will i^ u p y the j volunteered to lay the floor over the house He found that the home- that Warnock was sleeping In a V/ ' ^ pulpit the Secom C^tongrega- pipes rather than have the owner had •misunderatood and very counters. Abruptly she stopped In car In a used car parking lot. RHe . .. V - ’ ' tional Church tomorrow at 10 a m carefully nailed every few Inches the middle of the aisle. ... p'iumber do It at the usual plumb- "W hy," she said, pulling the will be arraigned Monday. will be a guest of Mr. and Mrs. er's rates. for a .1-foot strip directly along the Warren A. Rogera, 33,' of 16 Edmund Wrubel. H9 Lydall St., ,red line. mutilated pink mass from her Merae Rd.. waa arreated yeaterday ' To help him out In the Job, the mouth to look at it, "this tastes while he Is in, town. plumber first put all the sub-floor- "You know." Ihe plumber said, and charged with parking In a that's Ihe first time 1 ever saw a like gum 1" reatricted area on Pine St. He la ing In place but didn't nail It NOTICE Members of Hose and Ladder down. piece of plumbing that looked Just acheduled to appear In Town Court like a flute '' I'erWh the TlinitghI! Oo. No. 1 and flrer.ien of the Town Humming a happy tune, the "Has the Army called .volt back Friday. THE OFFICE OF Fire Department will meet tomor- homeowner-turned-carpenter grah- State Patrolman Robert Cobelua Htengelese y et?" the waitress in a Main St. arreated two motoriata during the row at 7 pm. at the Watkins-West j „ large pail, plai'eil u where restaurant asked one of her reg- DR. E. J. LOJESKI Funeral Home to pay resperla to he ihoughl Ihe flooi beam would Manrhester businessmen , aame clock on lit. 1.6 July 14. and hifiuf lunchmjf In « Mam 8 t nona ular ciistoniers earlier this week Robert WlKson. whose brother. .1. charged them with apeedlng. Mlaa Richard Breault 29 PARK ST. W. Wilson, Is a member o^ Hose the immmer Srfmething. told i "hoP "te other day '' I'"" I June R. Cooley. 13. of StalTordville, Co. No. 1. him as the hammer fell that *M : ' r 'ilV "Tv, -u no Th^v on'l want me " and .lamca F,. Ijcahy. ,67, of Rock- port U.S.S. Fremont before the. WILL BE CLOSED was not well bill it wa* too la te ‘ " " " >He other three ville, will be arraigned Monday. American landing In Lebanon. In Mias Josephine M .Moyer, daugh- to do anything abmil it then "'R ^ , T,’- ''""I"”"'''. * local lawyer, re- a letter his family received JU LY 21 thru Aug, 8 ter of Mrs. Stwie Pat Iter of Kloi- The hammer hit the nail, it " "ne for you, Ihe m a n ^ plied Wednesday, apparently ' written n and. despite the feeling of PfCat' "There srr three men mi Mhv not ence St., formerly of Arlington I'm not physically fit I've got Bob Burke Seeks before the' Middle East crisis, Rd.. Coventry, flev from Brsdle>- "aomelhing is wrong, " the handy- * •’oal. And the nara leaked Breault said he had expected to II,. "The oara leaked? one ol hera 1 stomaih trouble Field today by Anienrati Airlines man could aee notlilng amias. sail for home after seven months awung the hammer again, and yet ’ 'I'U'^Jy injected , , . Rt.f>mach troiihlel'’ the girl 4-H Talent Title for Wold-Oiamberlsin Air Base, of duty in the Mediterranean. Minneapolis, Minn, where she again' Pausing for breath for! ' Thai s rightthe oars leaked, fjuened. No gueated Anon. pete agalnat 24 other acta to win Both men are with tlie Firat Bat-
William Kelley, Tom's brother. have rionc a little rneaRiiiing be- "O.K . we Rive up Why"! " the the title. talion, Eighth Marines. O'Reilly I fore he Rwimg: Ibnl hammer puxzlet) men aaked Young Robert won the Oonnecll- ia with headquarters company, and T O DRIVE
1 The large nail whirh he'd been "Ifa aimpir Becauae Ire cream Truvii Welfare Aid ciit talent conteal in Mav by nlay- Breault with weapon.s Co. C. ' CfALL haa no honea " ing two piano aelectlon.s. "Almoat I hamtiierlng had miaaed the beam i Cpl, D'Reilly graduated from H arrison he waa aiming for. but had af ored' In June S4,J92 Paradiaj. " and "Tequila." He will fie 1*11 ya Ihe B oh« play the aame numbera tonight. He Martcheater High School in 1958 DRIVER TRAINING a dire< t till on the new water line j and haa been a Marine alnce that Quite a ai/.eahlf- atieam of u aler; A I ruck driver for the Andrew haa been taking piano leaaona for Ml 3-4884 j 'I’own Welfare Depnrtment costa time. Hi.s enliatnienl expires in j wna coming out ffu au< li a com -'1 Anaaldi ( V , appearerl in Town three yeara at the.Oak Hill School I (Viurt yeaterrlav ajt a wilneaa and laat inonlh were higher for the Blind In Hartford whqre He October. Before landing In Leba- Classroom I.cssons 'pnrnlively amiill nail hole than (httae for .June 1957, and 23 For 1.6. 16 and 17 That Interpret The After the plumber tiad ret timed ’ naked If h r was working on ia a aludenl., non, Cpl. O'Reilly was aboard the more peraoria were aided. attack transport U.S.S, Mulipheh. Age Group Wishea Of The .Family to the house In* reapenae to frnn- 1 qucatlon, t ie driver re- The deparlment a monthly re- tic telephone call.a for helri, he pllrd, "No air. I wna driving a preault, who attended Wind- a poil, releaaerl today, ahowa that ham High School, Wllllmantic, M o w in g l a w n tried to conaole' Ihe unhapfiy tnuk" 16 A r e a S lu f le iits JOHN B. BURKE homeowner "Well, do -.'oti mean you were $4..392 HO Waa apenl laat month, is e a s y t o d a y ... and a total of 6.3 peraona were "Dftn't lake n an hard," he anul. |'h'iving yout own truck*’ " he waa aideil FUNERAL HOME ■■yf)U’re not Ihe firat guy fr» drr n naked by f’roaectitor .John FUz- Oil Dean’s Lists Iiureaaea w'ere ahown In aeveral ^sc:r> Ml S-686B thing like thia." (He atnrted to any tJetnId, TmL, arena. sixteen area aludenta have been dope but ( nughi himaelf In time i | "No, cnmi>anv I ruck " Forty-nine peraona received gen- OPEN TONIGHT UNTIL 8:00 CC3> B7 EA ST R EN TER HT. The plumbfr then went on to re then, ytiu were working" named to the dean'a Hat at the AMBULANCE SERVICE eral relief aa agalnal 31 in .June Univeraily of Connecticut. Hlllyer SUNDAY UNTIL 1 P.M. Inte how* the aame altuatlon harl **I>nvlng a truck lan'l work." the arlaen at another hmiae Tlie 19.57. involving a riae In expend!- and Trinity College. Theae atu- FEATURING BAR-B-CUE AT ITS BEST driver laid. Ime.a fr'orn J704.44 to $1,186.11, "Doea Ajiily know that'*" .luilge denla muat have maintained at Chickens, Capons, Ducks,- TSirkeys, Baked Virginia Ham and our The report alao ahowa a jump lea.at a "B " average in all coiirsea homemade giblet dressing. Phone your orders early and avoid Julea Karp Interjected. -ftfiiii $.367 to $986,96. In rnaea In- for the aecond aemealer. disappointment. volving (‘hjldrf’n, The nurYiher' of Richard P. Farr, 84 Bigelow Sl„ I'iidealre<| DeatliiaMoii children who received aid roae A fellow [talked hia t ar at the Joaeph H. f'as.aello, 38 Hale St.. SUNDAY MORNING SPECIALl ROLLS, BAGELS, ONION - from- .5 to 11. Rockville, ahd Donald L. Plank. 16 r’lirh this pnal week, and it almoat Another Jump waa aeen In con- ROLI.S, LOX, CREAM CHEESE, ASSORTED SALADS. went In Hnrifofd without him. Mile Hill Rd., Rockville, have been PACKAGED VHle.iciMit home care. Four peraon.n Me paiked n, left tlie keya in 11. named to the dean’a lial at Trin- received ttila care at a coat to the and went on hu errand. The car ity. 1 S. M A IN ST. lowri of $6.3.3 04 laat month, while On UConn'.a ll.at la Robert G. wna parked nt the rear of taia be- in vlijne 10r)7 thiee peraona recelv'- PHONE Ml 3-6920 ing loader! for a luneral pince.a- Willlama, .388 B. Center 81. MARY’S ed care totaling $291,77. so’s home heating aion, ami the undertnkei in chaige Twelve Manchester aludenta ICE CUBES There waa a dro}>, however. In moved i| along anti \5aa [tutting were named to Hitlyer'a list. They bur w ay I people mlo il when the owner- pHymenI (if hoapltal billa. ThIa w'a.a are Robert J. Copeland, 233 Cen- May be obtained nl tbe follmving ronvrnieni locntions: $1,432 19 fill Huce persona laat came bm k ter St ; George R. Engllah Jr., .63 month, hut $1,628 4 1 for three per- You get premium quality He loltl pnlicr that ihe U.il place Thomna Dr,: Cynthia and George Mobilheat .with RT-98 . . . the Earn Service Station, Route 15 at Ihe Howard .lohnson'a .*mna in .June of laat year. he wauled In g«t waa to a ftmeinl. M. Gentile, Si Fairfield 81.; Peter moat completely effective fuel Pfillce Iftld Itim her! hr going Howevei-. a jump wag seen In the Reataumnt; Rufini Tydol Station, IIH ('rnicr St.; NN’y- ainmun paid to other towns for the G. Hanaen, 1.68 Renton 81.; B ar- oil additive in use today. And nlacea on fnnl If he cunlmurd In I are of Manchester realdenls. This bara Lynne Hewitt, 198 Cheatnut you get premium aervice. Au- leave hia keya in hia cni. at.; Richard K. KwleCienakI, 227 man'a Gulf Station, 21 Main St.; Knnrf’a Food Markel, , mae from $291,78 lo $401 16, tomatic deliveriea . . . a bal- ~ Union St.: Jamea T. Morlarty, 185 Hnuudi ItepiilriMl anced payment plan and many 540 East Middle Tpke. and at the pl.uit, 51 ltis.sol Street. ! K\HM PrmJCATIO.NS RI.SE N. Main 8 t.: Daniel J. O’Conhell, Two neigliltoi hnofl young at era 437 Birch Mt. Rd : Sandra Gayle other extras designed to make ! Wa.shlngton The Agriculture De- heenme Invftlved in a brief nllercn- ;partrnent will laaue .500 new publi- Stevenson. 29 Oakwood Rd : Ed- home heating reoily easy.
Imn recenlly and aepai;aleil. each !( nllona thia year, 100 more than in ward Turklngton, .65 Winter Rt.; telinng to hia home. I 1057. and Guy L. Wil.aon, 49 Arch St, A ahoit while Inter «tne ranie The L T. WOOD Co. Mobilheat otiltlotma with aome rnndv. » d « < m - e Hia adveraaiv of a alrort while
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"A l' . . what a that ?" the wom- Ml 3-5135 OPEN TO THE PUIItIC an aaUed. aurpriaing Ihe reporter Ml 9-2343 with her f|ueation SUNDAYS
ThinkuTg that the woman waa 50c ( ARI-O.VH Jtiat fooling with him, the reporter A LL D A Y Read Herald .4dvs. FR EE for ^
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