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State Emplo.vment Security Divi­ Tile men. Acting 8gt. Richard L, Commuding Officer M*J. Wal­ IN JUST 15 MINUTES VNwin. tMight, sion for the week end July 19. laipointe, ,06 Lockwood .St.,- Pfc. ter P. Stecko aald the unit will 12,925 ekewer*. i rMImmmn esHy to- Burglars Hit IF YOU HAVE TO nlgkt. Low mr 70. aetaiOflff About Town Parkade Branch Set There are now 1,050'. in all claim* Ralph J. Barber, 187 Maple St., leave Bradley Field at B am. Aug. Maabw af th« ArnUt r*gi*tdred at the office. Pvt. Brtice F. McClain, 41 San­ 15 and return Aiig. 2B. The round SCRATCH YOUR ITCH— elMtftNg, wm km hmdd. Itlgk Bniaiia » f Orenhitiox ' M-W. >n» Ktwsnlt aub will m^t Statewide, claim* for unemploy­ ford Rd„ Pfc. Vernon W. Labarron, 1 trip will hfi made b.v commercial Tear 4S<- bark at sag Brag atara. Maneh€$t€r-^A City of V iiloR# Charm Rottner Home 48,7 Center '8t„ Pfc. Uoyd D, Apply ITC:«-NE-m>T. Hek aa4 bara- TuMd&y bt 12:1^ p m. at the ment compensation benffita drop­ airline,..the major aaid. la* disappear: I'a* iaalaat-drylaa Country Club. Mim June Blaie By Connecticut Bank ped by about 3.500./last week. The seavey. 123 Eldrldge St., and Pfc. -The Marines will undergo rigor­ HTH-NE-VOT day ar atebl Inr ' ' • j A break at the home of former R. L. Tarca, 683 W. Middle Tpke.,, ous tnaining, Major Stecko aaid, ararma, riagwaraa, iaaecl Mtes, faai m aiu(«r of the American BSxpress :.L*bof Department attributed the llrh. albrr >arfarr nUbaa. TOItAT at VOL. LXXVIII, NO. 250 (FOURTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., tfi|J)AY, JULY 24, 1959 (IXaMinad AflvarMOag iM Pafg U> Trawl Bureau in Hartford, will ffecllne to the termination of the Town Court .liidge John 8. O, Rott- are due for an intensive 2-w'eek i with heavy einphaais on the ‘‘faat J. W, Sale rarp. Drag Dept. PRICE nvs cvm» epeak and ahow ptcturea of her re­ Plan* to open . new ofllce m ■♦Tnuit ofllee* at W8 Main SI. and temporary extended duration pro­ n^h, 483 E. Center St., last night summer training coiirae. I moving tactic* of atomic warfare." cent trip to Ruaeia. aeparate huildma at the Manches­ 15 N, V ain St. It will b- approxi gram approved bv a special sea-,i.lmetted biirglara^ a sum .believed to ter Shoppin' Perkade o.j W. Mid­ mately two nuie* frorn these ex- *lon of the Legialature in 1B58/|,/! be I*bout S80. aecordlng to police iatii^ offlee* and will serx'e to roimd Member* of Manr'heater Bar- dle Tpke.. were announced today nalm a.leal week were SB.if^O I raclu. Veteran* of World w *r I, out the roverajt* of banktnp aerv- Big-4 Tries j by the Connecticut Bank and i<-ea, he said. wh-ile the week before there W-ere' and it* Auxiliary are requeated to 43,000, between 1 and 8-a.m. today, police NixoiifNikita in Clash j Trust Co.' meet tonight al * o'clock at the Amnnjg the ons-»top hank aerv- ‘ I _ . aaid, while the Rottnei**, were loiter K. Shipper, i-hairman of icca to he offered will be regular asleep. Holme* Funeral Home to pay re­ the hank, aaid the olllee will be Truce T alk spect* to Thomaa .A. Tedfopd Rr.. a cherking account*. Check Msater; Entry w'aa gained through x* Jersey Heiress Found opened near the end of the year. member of the Barrack*. pereonal, automobile, property Im­ D river D ozes.O ff, fronfl window where, Att.v. Rottnef - X 7 Plana for a one-atorv building provement, and business loans: In­ aaid. the plastic sumtrf^ screen «*ith drive-in wipdow facllitiea are The Recreation Department an­ stant Money: Traveler*’ Cheque* Snaps U tility Poie waa cut away. On Red TV Network In Secrecy beinji drawn oy the Green Manor and ConnBank Money Orders, The money waa taken from Mrs. nounces that there will he dancinx Conelrurtlo.i Co. ICxact design of tomorrow nifht* by rerordinir* at Shipper aald. I Rotlner's wallet. The Rottnera the offlre, which will be loceled to A 22-vear-old fjorwich man who -^sld they found the wallet on the Geneva, July 24 (A*)— Soviet the West Side tennia courtsr the east of the Parked*'* main I The Manchester Tniel Co. merg- Moscow, July 24 (A>-i-Pre- ntnclnj; for children 12 years of en'rance and in the vicinity of a I ed with Connecticut Rank and mier Nikita Khmahcher told and Wefltern foreign mini*- a ^ and under will he all fir.lO and miniature golf course, 1* not yet I Tniat Co. 1**1 December. ! hi* car wAa-arreated on a charge terfl began discussing thej Alive in left-last night. a teensfc dance will he at 9:30 ■When the new nffice open* It the aadience at the opening known. When cOrnplelied, the plana j of reckless driving this morning No other damage waa done, ex- of tile U.S. exhibition today terms of a possible Berlin will be presented to the hank for will be the second such banking -truce agreement in a secret The Salvation Arm>' will con­ branch to he eslabliahed at the after-the car broke a utility-pole'.'I cepi to the screen he would like President Eisen­ approval. A police investigation, hekded by session of the Big Four tton-| J 1 duct an open air servtre at 7:30 Shipper said the i.iatallation will Shopping Parkade. A year ago VVilllam R. Rogers told police he hower to visit Rusaia. temght. In tly e\'cnt of rain a the Weat Branch o f. the Savings waa-drtving weat on Center St, al Capt. Walter Caaaells In tinder- ference toda.v. but western in-1 have a drive.-ir window with plana W'sy. •ervice ttoll be held at the Citadel for a second"eueJ window roeei-ved Bank of Manchester opened ita 2:2.Vwh*ii his auto ktrurk a utility Moscow, July 24 (/P)— Vice formants said the.v made no; at the same hour. door* there. po)e east of Orchard St. Roger* PoUce, F B I for future ua In addition, he eaid. President Richard M. Nix­ progress. cu.alomiei pa l:insr vsill eurrounrl told police he did not awaken until Six from Tow n This ws* th* first time since the after the Impart, then swung the j on told Premier Nikita S. ll.e new olBee aa the second phase of the conference renter aJread\ provides unlimited atcering wheel In time to,avoid hit- | Khrushchfv face to face to­ Not Content 149 File N en ly ling' a second pole. | III M ariiie U ourse started two weeks ago that the L T. WOOD GO. parking facilities. , day,. in a rough and tumble Soviet Union's Andrei A. Grom.vko The first pole was broken at the | The new offii e l;Ullding | w-ill he For Jobless Pav J.W. HALE'S public debate, it would “ be a had been willing to engage in an ICE PLANT j sidewalk. Rangers’ car was towed' Six Mancheatei men are among designed for aenip*' and acromo- great blow to peace” if the exchange, of view* on the problem* W ith Story 51 BISSCLL ST. : dalion to this partwular area of I away. Patrolman Clarence .W. ; BO men and 5 officers of 70th Inf...... Co.. Hartford Marine Corps Re- Gteneva conference were al­ directly Involved in n, truce In- I Manr.heater. Shippea said, and will A total of 14B nfw claims for Herilagf made the arrest. an<\ atead of inaisting on priority for Cubea-(.rualicd-Bloi:kn I relieve cuato ne, tralflc at the Unemployment compensation were Rogera la scheduled to appear in ' *^rve Unit, scheduled to leave fqr lowed to fail. B.V wnxiAM 4. CANWAT i court July 31. l Camp I>ejeune, N. C„ Aug. M. SELF SERVE and MEAT DEPT. hi* propo*al for creation of an All- I present Conr.eetirut Bank and mad* at the local office, of the Nixo traded barbed oaomnants German Committee, Chicago, July 24 . 79e ABDO.MINAL SFPPORTS 7 9 ^ 6 9 ^ week neanng an end, Llovd vea- eodent Eiaenhower oAn aaa * iwpned -j today *i. ■a Hou)i«...... - --r Appropriationa r - - f ------CommUtM— atrivtnff to jA,„vjiiriaqueieh nRapublfcun accept Miss Hart's upeupported CHICKEN 3V2 lb, Reqsltrt American Tied Was the most iintieiiai fare I havej story of the*abdiiction. FwtNffa 4 ta 5 in a pound. .MATKR.MTY Sl'PPORTS ever had.” he said. terday took a far more positive foreign aid aiithon- today cut an'additional 1300.195,- chargea that DemocraU are "Wg view of achievements to date than 000 from President ' --- Elsenhower’s------spenders."------•fohn Ascher, Chicago's Chief of LEGS Chicken Livers KNEE .Sl'PPORTS A veteran 'Of 10 year* ohaiif- The total is $.3.5.3.200.noo short dstecOves. conferred with Auer­ V'ERV i,E.\y sPF.ri M. Lb. feuring a taxi. March wa* dl*- Herter and French Foreign .Minis­ pel project, th* foreign aid proj-j The Appropriation* Oommitte* lb. 59c ROfVD «TrAK rHoppF.n e l a s t ic : HO.SIERY SPICED LUNCHEON MEAT 49c To Huge Fraud ter Maurice Cotive de Miirville. or within 10 per cent of the bach before turning the case over ______I patched at noon yealerda.v to a eel. the foreign aid program. It acted in th# face of reporti that the 55c r-R O fvn SIRI.Orv nsTTirS RIB FR.At'TI'RE Sl'PPORTS a'mount Eisenhower recommended. was a final bid for a deep alash President soon might ask for an- to the FBI. and later commented Chicken Winqs TV. T._.i~ tT.i . r. ' service station on Hartford Rd. But there is everv indication of Mise Hart's account: - . 1J». BBc I.h. .81.OB . TRAf TION .APPLIA.Vf'EiS rlD A H Y 'S KKAIT’.S IIOK.MKL'8 I’mnipr Fancy FOR BAKING Rio r>* .Taneiro. Julv 24 (AY- -Po- . ■ . j . . . . in 1960 government spending. other $500 million for the'devetop- 4 lbs. SQc •ic_e__,a.d_toda.v they’ are 'farting; that Congress will cut deeper in "I'm disinclined to believe It.-'-' 5 Lbs. 2*45 -Fxaah JoU*. trhm. AmpIlL PeppeHdge Farm. Dugan. Bey- rERVICAI. COLLARS VEIA'F.r.TA_ (Serve hoi or .\lbS4’orp MnUto to B sporting The committee recommauded ment loan part of the aid program. .SUNLIGHT cnill) Ment, Solid Pa4 k‘ " OR FRYING legal steps at once to expel [..owell the forthcoming foreign aid appro­ Auerbach said, "I don't knew C E R n r.A I, BRACE.S goods store in Hartford. Police Capture priation.* bill to provide the actual $.3,186,500,000 In new. foreign aid These loans are -designed to give whether It's true or not true. mood and Wonder. . A. Blrrell from Brazil. The 52-year- money, adding its own cut to that: the eronoir.iea of friendly nations rharcoal . charcoal lighter fluid, charcoal hflqiicl*. S PIN A L BRACE.S URK.4.MERY "When I pulled up in front of funds for the program through We’ve got her here to find out the CHEESE CHOPPED TUNA old IT.S. atlorne.v i* wanted in New already voted bv Congress In the a shot in the arm. Congress *u- details." Heinz Barbecue Rcllah . . . Hot Dog flelGh. TR lSSE S eOLDEN York on an ind(ictment alleging a the store,'' March *aid, "he told June 30, 1960. Good Housekeeping August Issue 35c me to wait. I thought-that per­ Two E scapees The bill signed toda.v sets maxi­ aiithorizstiort bill which sets ceil-' Lhorized $700 million for this pur- John Kellogg, a Chicago adver­ HERNIA SI PPORTS BUHER BEEF 814 million stock fraud. ing* on the program. The com- pos* for th# current fiscal year. In SPREAD 3—7 OK. FLUFFO Binrell w-a* arrested last night haps this was where he would mum* and defines policies. tising man and friend of th* Gaines Tills taaue of Good Housekeeping magazine ha* a round- Specfal on Freshly Frozen try to make a break for It and The biggest cut was in a’uthori- bination cut more than 1740 mil-1 addition to $1,100,000,000 for next family, said after talking to Mias OZ. tn the fashionable Copa cabana lion from Elsenhower’s original' .vear. The Appropriations "Com- ap for ways and means, of rooking chicken—up and down LA5IB PATTTF.S ... i lb*. 5Br m C D IC ^ L iji. 2— 12 COM npl pay me., as he had been drink- ROBERT MARCH In N cm ington zatioh for military arms to Alliea. Hart that she told him her captors the nation with 15 fuH pages of wonderful rhicken recipes. 2 lb. box 3 H). eoR ^ Beach area. Police accused him of $3,930,000,000 request.. . j mittee. concerned onl.v with current PHARflTACV cans entering Brazil with false docu­ '"8. I trip progressed.— _ Congress set the limit al $1,400.- mentioned ransom, but did not Wethersfield, Julv 24 iin — Two 000.000 instead of the $1,600,000.- The authorization bill had put a ' .vear funds, recommended 8550 name an amount. ments. They said he had three "Severs! minutes later h* came' Near the Aircraft March said. limit of 13.576.695.000 on the million for the loans Kellogg said ahe told him that With ham and pork product* es- P\ 69c passport* two IT.S. and one Cana­ trusted inmates walked 000 Eisenhower recommended.-' 99e out with a long Item, wrapped in Walsh stopped talking after having H>thrtr«field SUate Prison todav S Moreover, it directed that for a 2- * program to nelp friendly “ hack^ $100 million from ■he waa kicked In the arm and in eeUent values, our meat manager has »44 MAIN STRFKT 85c 89c 79c dian. paper. It looked like a. gun. but I kept up an almost constant chat­ worked out a couple of Swiff Pre­ but were apprehended in nearby,nearbvi.vear ,'Vear trial period, military foreign "I**" the.tide of commu- mHitary asaiatance programs for the mouth during one atop at a Birrell cannot be extradited fi'om didn't "say anything.” ter en route'from Hartford. which the president originally re- turnpike pay station. mium specials. . . Brazil on the New York indictment Newington more than an hour lfftei\ i aid be treated aa part of the U S , GROCERY VALUES CHKF BOY-AR-DFr. PRK.MIF.R LARGE We have your The fare. 32-year-old Arthur ' One was'working on a paint de-i ----- — The foreign sid program is han q nested 81.600,000.000 and for . ____ !_ « t .SIZE CAN because the United State* and Bra- Walsh Jr., 19 Meadow St., East (Continued on Page Four) died In two separate bills. One which the aeparate authorisation (CeaOaaad •• Page Tab) SWIFT PREMIUM favorite brand* xil have no extradition treaty- -a j taU outside the institution. the ' (Contlnneo on Page Nine) Jctodo Too Bogs (100) . 90c SPAGHEHI and Hartford, got back in the cab and i other-on a construction detail. j ' ------.. . fixes the over-all scope of the pro- bill approved only 81,400.000,000. READY TO EAT BOB JONE5 situation that ha* made thia coun­ told March he wanted to go to FRUIT to make dell- State Police picked up th* two gram. Tbe other determines how i This would leave the direct mill- Sovt 21 e. MEAT BALLS; and try a favorite jiaven for North Mill Rd. in East Hartford.. 1 miich moneji shall be prorided to tary sid program with tl,300,0(>0,: Amen-icane accu*^ of crime*. men together in a car. An aiitomo- " - ' ■ clou*. rnoliug "Take me to East Hartford,’* French Launch , pa.V the bill. 1)00 in new money, No^eofo. lorgo jo r ...... Tfc RAVIOLI with BEEF COCKTAIL The usual police procedure for Walsh told the driver.” bile had been reported stolen from Wethersfield earlier. | i The committee's reconrtmend*-; Other cMUtuappEOved by the com Bulletins expelling undesirables is to charge I After crossing the bridge.-Walsh : tions are subject to House ap- mittee. In addition to those already ' 5ovo 1Oe. 2 cons 2 cons ICE TEA them with a local crime. The IT.S. Th# escapees were Identified a* News Tidbits I mumbled. "I just bought this pm \Vital Offensive Joseph (Element Gonzales 2* of i ! provai—yirhich appeared likely— made In th* authorisation bill, in-, from the A P Wires embeaay mav then mark the pass­ I fOr my wife." •Culled from AP Wires 'next week, eluded: •“ I Mirdel* Whin w>rh tedod or port of an American citizen good Wallingford, and William F. Flow-, ' "I knew now that something was i, era. 27, Of New Britain. ' . Should the committee's action be Defense support. $5t million from | 89c only for return to the United wi-ong and I started to get nervous. In Algeria War tonos featured ot . ot. 55c 49c In heavy »yrup. Gonzales was serving a one to 5 sustained, the net cut in all appro- the *751 million authorized and the ■ SPACE FILM RECOVEBED ICE COFFEE States. IJ looked'around for a policeman or Televiaiop commentator Ekiward | priation bills passed thia year by ■ $886 million requested. lb TCRKEI . BEEF nr year term for taking a car without Cape Canaveral, r ia « July 84 Malcolm P. Hallam, U.8. consul , ■.a unnser.cruiser, butn none were around,” t Algiers, July 24 (Pt -The Fiench R. Murrow appllea for Navy R «. ! Congress for all agencies of the j Special ..assistance, $47'^ million liD— A tiny camera waa fired Deyolettes...... 2 for 49c CHICKEN PIES, here, aaid he met Birrell when the ! March said the owner’* permission. He was HU your benkot with gre- 1 Army is waging a crucial offensive imprisoned March 6, Reaorve ootnmiaslon, although he ' Ruvemment will be in the neigh-1 .- l.ise miles over the AMaaMc tn Skinless . fatless . . . ahank- S A W Tomoro Juice Cookie Dept. Spoelals 2 for 49e him in the back of the 4'-a year old Algerian war, Flowers was serving a 2 to 4 sa.va he haa no radio or teieviaion : borhood of 8.500 million the mini- (roffMnned on'Page Tan) the nose cone of a Thor halMa- less 12 to 14-pound hams. ’Whole eorlos in our m N sorvico gro- .U i "*"1^ unwrapping the paper, and ' All available reserves have been .Vear term for unlawfully carrying i ■*'* related tlc misoile today and wae recov­ 3 Ig. eons SI .00 toward ^ t^ n in g Brazilian identity i then I aaw the gun, a 12-gauge thrown into the massive, ‘forest------. , . ■ . J ‘X , to theui.r Navy . . .President and;ana \ n ■ mr f t ered from the sea t'/r hours ‘ hat would allow Birrell to | ahotgun. He took one shell out of a a weapon and breaking and enter­ or Butt half. ' Educator Crax ... . pkg. 28c I covered Grande Kabviie Mountains ing. He started his term in Jtme Mr*. Eisenhower leave for weeU- , KCDOrt OU JSyaSatana later. The Air Force anmouno- eory soction. .S«v« on Hallam said, j box and prepared to load the gun. SHOWBOKT I east of- Algiers, the strongest bas- 19.5S. end at their Gettysburg, Pa., : * ...... ■ , ed ttiat a CM search ptane spot­ Swift's Brookfield All rigarettes .M ronneHicuCs Police here began watching fpr w .u i. k.,t . w_.J* home. ‘ I tvtry day low pricos and on Lowest Prices— 2.16. 2.27 and Nabisco Assorted PAPBM ' Birrell after he was indicted In New i lion of the Moslem NaUnnalisl re- It was not immediately deter­ ted the nose cone recovery Skinless The cab driver, a former Man­ I bellion against French rule in Al- mined how the two men got to­ Edwin H. Ma.v Jr., Oonneoticiit ' package tn the water off Um 2.29 carton. Sugar Wafers . pkg. 49c chester boxer, admitted that he gether in the,escape. Island of Antigua and dtreeted Just Right Seasoning wooktnd spocieds. (CoatiiiMd Ml Page Two) : geria. GOP chairman, len\-es by car to i Charges of Police State VNUES ■was getting move scared as the French troops .began the assault Deputy WSrden Fred G. Smith i attend meeting, of NortbeMtom the recovery ship Lbna to tha SAUSAGE .i9c Lh. Kaebler Club - location. ,1 With Beautiful Ball Point Pen« OPEN THURSDAY and 2 For Wednesda.v,. striking simultaneous­ said Gonzales requested permfssion ! State KepuMtean chairmen at Maxwei^ Crackers...... lb. 39c ly from the ground, air and sea. to go to a rest room. He was on a ! Pocono. Manor, Pa. . . . Air Force (Free) Inside Package. FRIDAY TILL 9 SCOTKIMS. 31e The Mohole Project—-4 (3en.. Maurice Challe, supreme 4-man detail painting the house of , laiinchM powerful Thor tntermedi- Jolt Macmillan Regime R EYN0L08 WiaoiIS OFTEB Sunshine Hydrox . pkg. 39c commander in A'lgeria, is com­ the prison s Protestant chaplain. : ate range ballistic mia«le on 1,109- New York, July 84 iJ>) — Th* Gonzalez left for the prison m||e test flight . . . PiiNlc dedica- Reynold* Metol Co. says It. is 2 For manding the operation personallly. BUMBLE BEE FRiSHER-BY^FAR . So far there has been no word *__Torrington local flood pro- 1-ondon. July 24 (J5-—Grave# The British government had ^ still considering a I'nited Steel­ i^CUTRiTE 45c on how' the operation is golng.'But yards, snd vanished. At about 10^ toction project will be held Aug. 1 charges that Britain has turned said .the roundup was made after] workers demand for a 15-cent- Oceanographers Find an-luMir Inerenae In each ,ve*r of ClfOU'E (iARD EN FKE.SII staff officers say the .action will a.m. tho guard ^checked on *'th?rKi71vith'‘ Gov. Ribicoff and' Brig Brig, her African protectorate of Nyaaa- It uncovered a -plot by the N a-" PINEHURST RECOMMEND5 -continue .for many week*, if not prisoner, and it wag discovered tHe Gen. A. K. Sibley of "tr.S. Army land into a police state shook tionaliacls to launch a ‘'massacre'’ a new mntrset. The AJnmlniim "1 For months. ------engineei division in New Faigland^ Prime Minister Macmillan's gov­ of ofificials. European settlers and Co. of Amenea and Hm Kniser 5UMMER 5QUA5H ea. 5c Fruits and Vegetables PsCOTTIES 49c r ’ What’s on the Bottom The French general staff be- (Oontinned on Page Nine) aa scheduled apeakera. ernment today," Africans who sided with them. Alumlnura and Chetnlenl Cerpu •57 FORD...... ' $1895 I lieves the future of the Algerian Pootnvasler General Summer- Ldboritea shouted for the resig­ "We did not find any detailed | rejected the prepecaJ WedBof- nation of Colonial Secretary Alan plan for massacre and aasasaina-i da.T. .knd It had keen repertM ■•son " Fairtane gonvertible, Cucumbers...... eo. 5c By IJ90NARD ENGEL ^ strange, hidden'world with the War depends largely on the re- field. critical of way eom* courts From loekoft. ^ 2 For (Oopyrtgfit, 1M9, By The A P) I suits of the Kabviie offensive. Castro Will Pitch deal with p'.irvi—Fide] Castro • • ■ L-Mig". Sturzo, 87, founder in the reptTrf of a 4-man commis­ Europeans but not of cold-blooded nor Rlhicoff todav stroagly ee- TUNA •55^0LKS-W...... $995 Thompson's Seedless as l.OOO feet. The Bafhyscape- -a sea researchers work, one or an­ will make a major effort to smash goes oiit to plav bfl.seball tonight in ' ruling Christian Demo­ Delu.xe 2-door. Introductory Offer: •pedal vehicle for deepwater div­ or considerably re.duce rebel mili­ cratic Party, reported mUrti bet sion appointed by th* government assassination or maasacre," the dor^ed new fitatg 'PhHee ssiety other device for exploring the support of his agrarian reform pro- to make an independent investiga­ report said. ' j move*, inchiding nse of 'toa- Grapes'*...... lb. 29c ing ~ has been down to 18,000 tary resistance before the debate irram'. tor after heart attack yesterday. 4 For ocean bottom was constantly., in tion into nationalist outbreaks in Artnitage repected the commie-' marked e*rs,” aad sppeeled to. Special Pack 2l)c,Off starts. Metropo, tontmn Museum ofor Art %.v t ^ ■ e* w CUCUMBER5 Sc '55 PONTIAC .... $1195 Indian River Seedless ; WALDORF operation, " ^ Beard, olive drab uniform, mili­ : Sion'S description o f NyasSland a s! the pablk* to give tke profram 35c Vast reaches of the oeegn arc Verna and three other ocean tary boots and all, Castro is sched­ ngkltog sttesnpto to tovwk a will a chance. "Oonmiisaleaier (Leo Starchief 4-door. Regular Price! 18.000 feet dMp-or mor^Tn the (Continued on Page Two) nf ifn-a u-ian 'w oi/,,,!.,!. m Hundreds of members of th# Na- a police state and declared: From noorlBy formi. Grapefruit .... 3 for 39c, research craft were trying to find uled to pitch at least part of a r r v r u I tionalist African National Con- "These words will, I believe, be J.) Mulcohy beMeveo this pro­ Marianaa Triftich weat « Guam, 5-inning contest between his sol­ Contoleupes, large 4 For a gpod drilling site as the first rerei-v- 1 gres* were put into detention quoted but of coiltejct and misused gram will be effeettve,** the British and Soviet reaearch ships step toward a historic sea ex­ diers and hi* police. Proceeds from Rvp-iatration tor I " ''ickmps snd mor# than 50 Africans throughout the world." Gevemor repUed to a pres* eon- , '58-OLDS...... $1195 SCbTTISSUE have sounded the almost unbeliev­ 15 Seeking Crown the game go to the agrarian fund, /$l-55 sixe . eo. 35c A 45c ploration project: The bold Mo­ deift* boinir iwmnietou killed, by soldier* and polios in sup- ! The governor, said word, of the ! ference query. "Re sheold fee It’s the Time for Lamb^r Charlie Mae's Special of the Week "SB " 4-door. able depth of 36.000 feet deep hole aeheme for drilling a hole’ Vvhicli is to help peasants get Mlltv al pressing the wave of violence and . impending massacre had come to i given every eppeitnnity to have enough to bury Mt. Everest, with started on the lands Castro seizes Green Stamp* for purchaae* in meat and grocery department now being laaiied at geoeery through the Barth's crust beneath Of Miss Universe , V""** in N y a * a I a n d which him from seven independent’ • this progreu pnt Into opem- * * * WhethVi- this lamb ropy appears m the center of '.vith e few a* small as 6‘ ] lbs. - a mile and a quarter to spare. ' the sea. from big owners and gives to the white s^oojs already signaled. ] .p.-ead to neighboring Soulhec n I «,„rce*. • •54 FORD ...... $695 chjeek-out for your convenience. E'RKE PARKING rear of store! , In spite of Its tnacoessibility. the \ landless. ' mir ad . , or at the top . . . * ■* -* the low price will apply to the whole leg or the We won t know for- soihe I..ong Beach, Calif.. Julv 24 '>P)— , -ran’. ’ “ od Northem Rhodesia. Sir Robert TTie Laboriles will demand Len- % ■*■ ♦ if It:* in small t.i |>c oi laige. if .voiir family enjoy* front half, and we will cut chops for you. or make the leg . ..Crestline 4-door. OQean floor is being made to reveal j 'months whether a g.m I place tor The revoliitionaiy trhjef, onetime ■ ‘ ‘’ f ^cn-j ^,.pj,jt*ge; governor of the lerri- nox-Bovd's resignation when the TATITM’8 WIDOW ILL its secrets. Submarine mountains I Each of the 15 finalists Iti the Mias lamb, please he attic you read It. - »• • ,semi-boneless, for easier slicing ,., . . if you a.sk. Tender CLOSED MONDAYS DURING JULY and AUGUST the Mohole ha* been found," dec­ collegeB hiirler niirier ofot little success, will j ms., hate to■« h wait« ii iinniuntil nextiwxt j , torv, proclaimed a state of emetr.emeir . Devlin report is debated in the Chapel Hill. N. C.. July 84 more massive than any on land;! Univer.«e beauty pageant is going ' ■ I year for.Hoi M consideration ' • c . _ * * * the LAMB LKGS wp aje talking about are lop genuine spring |ainb is nice served ho.t or cold . . . if you lare* .Dr,, Arthur, Maxwell of the to be divided like ancient Gaul be opposed b.v one of his top lieu-1 HOI *e consideration .... Nyaaaland-a modified , House of Commons next week., (45 — Mrs. Edna Tatum, ap­ grade Swift Pieiiimiu and the price , . , the size . . . serve it hot, let- it "set" for fifteen minutes and it will be canyons dwarfing the Grand Cann Office of Naval Research, co-spon­ tenants. Army Chief Camilin Cien-1 y ® '• Meyner of New i form of martial law giving the j but the colonial secretary gave no! parently Buffering from the' yon of the Colorado; plains that —into three parts tonight. and the quality warrant voui attention. easier to slice MANCHESTER sor. vylth the NaUonal Science At least that's tht way she’Jl be,' fiiegoa. Both are right-handers. | Jersey, who amved home from government powers to detflin any-| indication of quitting. same virua Infection thel killed stretch for hundreds of miles •ITie game is part of the 26th of , Russia on .jet aailuier with engine : one. " Government informants said the ♦ Lanamb leg sale* often apply only to extra-largo i r i r i r Foundation, of the Mohole survey. stiidied by contest judge*, who last ker foolhnll eeaeh hnelnuid Inet legs ond the low price for these popular .without a rise of as much as a "By the lime the data co'-ejted is July Revolutionar.y movement * *n- ‘ rouble. say» Premier NikiU | sir Patrick Devlin, a high court 1 prim* minister is prepared to give night, took n tom for tha worsp foot; delicate "brittle star” la Iflght cut the field of 34 lovelies to ★ * this epeciai tnclu/les the favorite 7 to 8 lb.'size*, small, tender lamb legs is o n ly...... 59c lb. MOTOR SALES analyzed, however, no' area of the Mselect. 15. The judge* look for mlversary celebration which reaches Khrushche ^ Indlcatod he wouM : judge and one of Britain'* most dis-; Lennox-Boyd full backing. With today and wao- token to Nortk Th€ J ^ . H 4 J L G CORK kind of starfish) and other forms i ocean will be better known than it* peak Siinda.v. A half million i visit the l.nited .8tatoa if he i tingiiished Jurists, headed the com-j a majoritv of more than 40'in the Carolina Mentortnl HoepitoL Vniir l,ocal Oldemoblle. Dealer tih’ee thing* a* the girls parade in of Hfe marvelouely adapted to the the survey area of the Atlantic peasants ate then expected to jam it \ oi-ld dp .some good mission which declared, "We think ! House, the Macmillan government d.rk n-r.fn—.m- ...... ^ „ evening dreaaes and then bathing Skortly after tke was admlttodi 512 WEST CENTER .ST. MANCHESTER .'Co n n * dark, near-freesing waters snd Plaaa.to shout support j . . . foe of James R. Hoffa, it quite evident that unneceasar.v' ia Jrt no danger of being over- toe kootptol eald ker Ulneaa attn thousanda-cf-pounds-per - square- suit*; chacnri, body, face. fot^astro i program. _ Any, Godrey P. Sohmidt, oays in I force was used In making arrests.” i thrown. And it was felt a cah- PIflEHURST, 302 MAIN ST„ AT THE TURNPIKE RAV DWYER, Caed Car Mgr. / CORNER MAIN and OAK STREETS A key bottom-eicplototton tool is And when the judges put the wna undtagBoeed. Attondanta Opfn Evening*. Tel.-Ml S-2411 tnah preaaurea of the ocean floor. Tliey will also decide whethM'|L*ia Angelea that Hoffa will be j "Nyaaaland Is— no doubt onl.v | inst ehango would bo a tgett ad- •nM toey expected to knve a re-. Oeaaaographara yiait this I stiSffBeded from tho Toaasftera j temporaril.v--a poUc* state,” the , miaelon of error which would hurt pSai: from htr deetata lata* to « Ml Pflfffl Twa). (OsH fihsi *■ Faff* Fear) i Uhton liy Oetoher. i ro|K>rt|^aelaired. i th* OoMsrvfitivaa at Um polls. to ' > - ^4 ' , ’ ~ 1 ) % ' . V . ■ ,* KANCUESTSR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ FRIDAY. JULY 24, 1969 PAOITWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY. JULY 24, 1969 PAGE TH lfB haved dog; Fkula Rivard, higgast Ketl kept; Nancy Stevanaoh, moat ru)Jii with heavily loaded bags and Ut* atty. T h a f had *ak*4 a 16-wwtt Brazil Arrests tired, sratchful faces. Unlike teem­ NpinvicH W orkers •OTYXM-dlM-hoard ineraMa. rrs oANimro Steel Workers Wont Playground ai; Cathy Glowackl, pret- Soviet Target lS^-1^ AND FREnSINO TIMB: " Halms, smallaat wall Sheinwold on Bridge ing Weet Berlin, there was little B efore tfie ztrH u. *tlM w orkara public transport. Only Communjst Return to'Jobs mada from 61.91 to I2.2A am hour. American Tied 8>m> mb for ra—liw Jan, Notes 'alley 8t!^''J[phn Pravoat, beat officials and uniformed S&i/iet Claps, ate.; also Freaahur ON9> eaourity officers drove aBmit In Fair Split of Profits mannered dog; Rachel Girandin, USB OPPONENT'S SUIT < WeR dedsr Norwteh (P> -TYie erty'a garbage , talnora. Paper*, Rag*, *1*. cutest, Ted KUhne, mOgt unusual; care on the half empty streets. Boyn Admit Selling To Huge Fraud FOR YOUR OWN GOOD Nartb-SBUdi enhMnMs Even In the early evening hours man and atreel cleaner* are hack I MARfAkWS Tha fifth waak 6f Uuparvlasd Mark Chartlar, beat By Alfred Sheinwold NORTH BerMiaers’ Nerves Are Cal: B_t TtOEMAK______WALKKR •efficient machine* and production --when West, Berlin come* to life at woTfc after a three-weel- *t6|ke. j playground aetlvltiM a( the Rec­ U.S. Maeters Team Ohampl«Mi ■■4 A K 10 t\ Dairy Bam Fire Keww To July i* lifi—The ateel method* rather than to increased reation Department's 10 play­ The tournament for next ____^ (Continued from Fng* One) and the outtrbor cafes are crowded While thej' jyera gone, the | In most hands you develop your ¥J*33 with well-dressed men and womeSe ■tilk*. taya the man dlrectlnjt the w-orker effort? ground* were curtailed a bit due at all playgrounds will be croquet ^ (Third of Four Diepatchee) '3'.' walkout, won't end until companie* "U'a the reault of both," the ;Owm suits and t^e opponents devel­ V ♦ A * -there were few pedeetrian* on sCreato filled witn debrla a lot of [ Bloomfield, .luly 24 (ypt Bloom­ ■4T to shower* In the afternoons. Award* will be given to tha win­ July 7. He was arrested by By LEON DBNNEN a ft* * to a fair spilt of increaaed union chief inaialed. •'That a why Brudliqn officers on a tip from the op theirs. Occaatoil^y you have 4 5 4 2 the streets of Bast Berlin. H left over from the rtty'a 300t.h i field police aay yeatarday's fir# at The weekly tournament of ner*. WEST EAST NEA Special Correspondent prottta...... with their. ■ half-million work-work­ we only aay we deaerve our fair U.S. FBirvL^en to Central Police strength In the oppobenta' suit Only Moscow’s show-piece tha birthday celebration. And real- the A, C. Petfmen dairy farm wa* Dear Jan^ horseshoe* for boys W'ere won by: WeeAc's Eveat* 4 3 5 net by three young boys playing; ers. ah*re of theae hugely increaaed HeadquartahKUd then wblaked off and therefore make use Of that 4 StaJinallee — pompously broad and danta. had to haul their own gar­ Bovv'era, Stanley Opalach and Jim Monday night, an oldest penny strength. Rarest of .all are the V AKI74 V 10 9 2 Berlin— (N EA)— For one mil­ with matches. I *m uaing the slonderizfaMr David J. McDonald, president f t profit* Hasen; Waddell, Joeah Liegel and to the police f o r t e s where prison­ lined with nlne-atory apartment bage to the city dump. contest will be conducted at all caeca in which you make use «if ♦ QJ72 ♦ It 109S3 lion Eaat Berliners and the Id houpca oddly, Russian In , The boys, one 10 years old and' nriAchtnes *t- Th« N*w the United Steelworker* of Amer­ "A* physical effort derreaaea. Wallace Lews; Verplanck, Tom ers await trial. Bt^rejl can be ex­ 4 KJ6 , etyle Because the reaidents didn't ica, thumbed pager of a newspaper j mental effort increaae*.-This la npt playgrounds beginning at 6:45. pelled by police order^without weakness in an opponent's auit. __ 4 10 9 I 7 million Germans living In Com­ and uniformity tried- to compete the other two eight, have ad-, Provencal and Charlie ktiller; SOUTH munist Eaat Germany, Wedt Ber­ plow the garbage under, the dump BLAIR'S, The.fgtty 8pot» to a short inaide article saying a to aav there doesn't still exist a On Tueadhy night, there will be trial—but he can aleo t r y ^ obtain Weat opened the king of heart* with the airazing upsurge of mod­ wo* claiwifled a pubNr health mltted touching off some hay In | Buckley, David LIngenfelter and a picnic and marshmallow roast, and then shifted to the deuce of 4 Q J 9 7 4 4 2 lin la more than a democratic the barn, police .said last night. | Are finning and inehea nrfl* small Btael firm had netted almost I jrrpgi rtral of physical effort Stephen Morrison; Nathan Hale/ a habeas corpus order from a bra- em housing in West Berlin. menace last week. Supervisory to which parents are invited. This diamonds. How should South try V Q Island in a sea of Red slavery. But even the newest butldingi on The fire, which was battled for as much profit in six months thi*j ,weat and hard work, Nicholas Romano and Billy Rowe; silian court for his relesse. ♦ $ 4 city employee cleaned It up. ing off. It'a inexpenafvR year aa the company's highest full-i will begin at 6:30. Open fires will to make his contract? Xt' is an escape route to freedom. the Stallnallee'looked a* though hours by several fire departments | 'Innumerable improvements Charter Oak, Paul. Thompson and Police said he obtained his visa 4 A Q » The t.'orkera are members of j-ear aamtngs record be built at all playgrounds. , for Brazil from tha Brazilian em­ If South plays the hand in rou­ Each month some 10,000 Eaat collectivist Communist society had frorn surrounding towns, caused | (only %2) and th«'tr«rt- have been initiated by the work* David Tumsr; Green, Robert Ser- West North ESst SoBlb Ber'linera and Eaat Germans—en- no paint to spare. And ^hiiid the the United Mine Workers Union. damage estimated at between $60,-1 *Tt't fantastic." said McDonald. The annual playground carni­ bassy In Havana on Feb. 38, 1958 tine style. East will get in with a 1 ♦ Pass- Pau 1 ▲ era," he said, "We are not loafers. rell and James Sherman; Keeney vals will be held Wednesday at gilneers, teachers, doctors and pompoua facade—the earn* old Seventy-eight municipal employe* 000 and 6100.000. i mentg make n1« feel ao-o-o "Wait until the big steel com­ St., Greg Bradshaw and Bruce and reached Rio March 3. By May. diamond and will lead the ten of We work hard. As partners In the the Bowers Playground and the clube through declarer. And that Past 24 PSM 44 workera—-escape West through ruins. of. twisted steel and rubble were Involved. The boys have been released InJ good. Why not e*ll Blair’f panies file their profits reports Levery; Valley St„ Ronald Le- 26 he had obtained residence All Psst next week You'll see. They're go- enterprise we have something Weat Side Oval, beginning at 6 Mill be the end of poor South. West Berlin. . In the first six untouched since 1945. They ended the atrike Tuiiraday the niatod.v of their parent* pend-; bonte and Peter Kuhne. papers, officers said. Opeaiiig lead — VK when they voted to accept a 7- today?—MI 9-7498. ing to have to share that mon-y mT»n-y coming. We intend to gel it." p.m. There will be such games as New York Diet. Atty. Frank S. . Is there any way to ahut Eaat montha of 1950 alone njore than Even the Cafe Budapest, espe­ Ing referral of their cases to the 1 with ua. ^ What would he a "fair share?" Winner* of the jacks contest 719.000 Eaat Germans auqceeded (n cially designed for the entertain­ cent hourly pay rise offered by juventia court. 1 for girls were: West Side, Linda tennia ball thro*', water pistol Hogan announced In New York out? You ought to be able to work "ft has alwaya happened that . McDonald said that is a mal- shoot, 'sponge throw, bean bag It out from the hints dropped at heart. East discards a diamond, efoaaing the heavily guarded 28- ment of foreigners and Red big­ way And we intend to see it con-, 'er for bargaining. But he noted Chase and Sally Kuadas; Nathan yesterday that Birfell had ’been wigs. did no' look quite real. toss, dart throw, washer toss, akee found In ,Rio. Until today Brazil­ the beginning of this story. 'Thke and you discard tha thbee of clubs. mlle atrip that divides Eaat from tiniic*.'' -the union has offered to settle on Hale, Sharon Noumac; Charter Weat Berlin. "The decor was dullish green. The Oak, Sharon Powere; Waddell, ball, lawn bowling, rope ring toss, ian officials and-members of the the ace of diamonds at the, second Weat must win the trick and McDonald's views were as fixed the same annual Increase terms nail driving, gun shooting, straw trick and return the Jack of hearts, must now hurl himself, on the For the people of Eaat Berlin patrons, who looked like second- and unyielding on the union side that were the basis for the 195S Patty McPherson and Barbara U.S. embassy stsff said they class Red bureaucrats, were un­ blow, clothespin drop. The play­ knew nothing about the matter. discarding a diamond from your sword. If \Vest leads a club, you the continued freedom of West as were thope expressetf for the in 3-year agreement wMth steel Hamilton; Valley St., Zina Ber- Berlin la literally a matter of life naturally subdued. The small band dlck and Linda McGahey; Ver­ grounds participating at Bowers The financier had been missing own hand. gat a free finesse; If West Isada duatry earlier to the same inter- firms. West la obliged to win this trick. and death. / -^jazz is forbidden In Communist planck, Judy Wllllama and Helen will include Bowers, Buckley, since November , 1967, when a anything else, you Can ruff In dum­ • h Eaat Germany —played liitleaaly. ■viawer by chsdrman Roger Blough "In not seeking more than You have managed to give up a my suid discard the queen of clube. o( the United State* Steel Corp. Smith; Bowen, Margaret Abraitia Green, Waddell and Valiev. At the warrant was Issued for hie ar- The whole scene looked artificial. that." McDonald said, "we have West Side will be West Side, Ver­ second heart trick to get rid of the Dsdly 4)ueetioii Worry About West Talks with the two men. eouallv ‘ we nave and Joan Ciinlilfe; Green, Victoria rest. Two weeks ago he wais I have just returned from a When I reached West Berlin in firm In their .stands in the titanic I * fconcession and a contnbu- Millette and Joyce Netewender; planck, Keeney, Charter Oak and charged In a 69-count indictment diamond loser. This la an even ex- Aa dealer you hold; SpAdes—Q 1945, the city wa*. like the Cotn- ■visit to Communist East Berlin. - I ^ labor-management clash that has I*®" curbing economic infla- Buckley, Ce|hy Heller and Caryl Nathan Hale. All other play­ with engineering a $14 million chafige thus far. J 9 7 6 4 2; Hearts—Q; Namonda munist Eaat sector, a heap of BEDDING SALE grounds will be closed on Wednes-'. Not Out o f Woods —8 4; Clubs—A Q 8. What do you None of my acquaintsmee* as ahut down most of the nation's vast 'T'! KIssell; Keeney St., Linda Keeney , fraud on etockholders of two much as mentioned „ Nikita smoking ruins. Less than 14 years steel Induatry. pinpointed the la- i industry in any faah- and Linda Maaaaro. day afternoon and evening. There companies. Weat returns another low dia­ say? later Weat- Berlin is a* dyriamlr mond, and you ruff. You are not Khrushchev’s much - trumpeted East Beriini Showplace: A scene along Stalin- West Berlin "P'ifth Avenue": Night on the I ion.” The Doll Show was held eucceea- will be a slight charge for this ac­ Police sourcee said Birrell was Answer: Pass or bid one spade. and thriving a city a* U to be found The living cost escalator fea­ tivity. yet out of the woods, however. The hand is far too good for a separate “ peace treaty” he in­ allee. .. . ' Kurfiierstendamm. The industry la dead set against fully on Tuesday evening. found on an FBI tip delivered to tends to sign with hia Blast Ger­ anywhere in Europe. IN. KEITH'S JULY CLEARANCE any new net'labor cost increase. ture of the expired steel contracts At Verplanck, the wlnnere were .Thursday, the usual outdoor How do you prevent the loss of ahutouc bid. (If you have a con­ The Weat Berliners, at first- lit­ the Ministry of Juati'ce by the two club tricks? man puppets. But they all talk­ The union says the workers ieserve —something the industry w-anta Uaa Silbavy, who presented a bride moviea will be held in Center Park, U.S. embassy. servative partne, it should he safe But the people of East Berlin who of life. riety of food, textiles,- furniture erally ual'ng their bare hands, Don't lose sight of those two to open with one spade. With an ed with much concern about the \ —and are going to get—higher pay eliminated—mual he continued In doll; Cathy Vendetta, with a Weather permitting. These will Officiala said Birrell was being were force* to read these words' Everywhere in the Communist and even cheap perfume — but struggled to clear their streets, rei- and companion benefits. any new' agreeme'nts, he .said. rown up doll; Cheryl Smith, baby ■mall hearts In the dummy. -You aggressive partner you may get to safety of West Berlin. pair their homea as best they could start at dusk and last for ap­ held. incommunicado. "Will the road Weat be sealed day after day only thought of 1 Blast sector there were signs of not fruits or vegetables. Ration McDonald said the industry is The escalator arrangement' Soil; Mary Ann Albry, miscellane­ lead a trump to dummy and ruff a a poor slam.l and remove the nibble from the proximately 46 minutes. ' Top folice officials attempted to heart. Then you lead another trump- off once West Berlin becomes West Berlin as their cause and! slow but steady economic ad­ cards have been abollshfd and trying to cut Ua work force, wl^ere- gears pay rates partly to the gov- ous collection; a atuffed doll was The Children's Dance for 12 (Copyright 1969, Oeneral Fea- their last hope. ^ I bizarre acres of ruins. w keep Blrrell's errest secret, pre­ to dummy and lead dummy's last tiirea Oorp.) what Khrushchev calls a free vance. The supply of consumer East Berliners no longer need to aa ateel employment should be in- i ernment'a living coat Index, ad- shown by Phyllia Jaaaie. years and under will be held Fri­ How does East Berlin compare I goods — though extremely shod­ They made mountalne out of the sumably to delay any effort to get city 7" asked an engineer whom stand in line for bread. nibble in Weat Berlin and planted creasing to meet the expanding justing them up or down accord- Bowers, Carol A. Krieski. who day night at Robertson Park be­ him out of jail on a court order. with West Berlin? |dy and expensive by West Ber­ And yet, East Berlin gave the America and coun- jnjf to living cost-changes. The in- •bowed A bride doll; the smallest I first met during the anti-Com- trees and graaa—and hope--nn the rjillf,!! : IV, ginning at 7:30. The Teenage Rec­ Reportolz finally located him in UOONN TRU8TBB8 ELECT munlst revolt of June, 1953. Since the 1953 revolt, the Red j lin standards — was unmistak­ ! Impression of a half dead city. , , . , duatry sa.va the escalator results doll, Laurie Sieffert; the biggeat, ord Hop for 13 years and over top. a special police prison where per­ "ASc^OTimoSED* Huge red banners displayed rulers have tried hard to make' ably larger and more attractively I The memory of the war, almost "We are being pictured by the ^ pyramiding Inflaltbn Linda Heck: a teddy bear was pre­ will be held aC 8:30 at Robertson r *1 sented by Stevie Brennan and a sons accused of serious crimes are Storrs, July 24 (JP) — The Uni- all over Cjommunist Eaat Berlin East Berlin a shop window o f ! displayed in the government - con­ j completely erased in West Ber­ (NP.XT: East Berlin a* an ex­ '"■•T "The coat-of-living factor has and will end promptly at 10:30. held while awaiting trial.* DINE and DANCE ■ Communism — Just as West Ber- trolled stores than in 1956 when lin was still on everyone's face. effifclency, McDonald ^ d . I become part of the mores of foreign doll was shown bv Joyce veraity of Connecticut today an­ flaunted the slogan, in dozens 1 ample of what Red nile would do Newth. Birrell dieappeered after be nounced the election of John J. I Every THVRS.-FRl.-SAT. | of variations, about West Berlin lin is the shop window of de­ I last visited Bast Berlin. I Women'trudged about among to Weat Berlin—and what the re- The Green playground defeated i8 &8 pilOnV R8 ® ."^venl^U.r 8€VWl*Cl0llHn W Dill. ief»»*ii#A»<» stMtnM j _. ‘ hat * the i « ateel- ^ * French Launch Green, Oierie Egger, collection tailed to appear in federal court Budda of West Hartford aa chair­ being "The Headquarters of War.” mocracy and the Western way There was also a greater va­ the still black and oppressive alatance leaders aav.) The industry’! whole position is intend-to of storybook dolls; Robin Ber- Buckley by a score of 8-2. The in an Injunctioi. proceeding on a man of the board of rimsteea. I OAK GRILL I baaed on mlsrepreaentiUon and haminl, prettiest bride doll; Marcy hitters for Green were Dave charge of violation of the Securi- Budd, an assistant aSdltor with 80 Oak St., Mancheater j dlatoHion of the facta." ’ h*-' Vital Offensive Juran, fanciest dreas-bp doll: a O'Dell. Tom Beat and Henry tiea and Bhcchange Commtsoion the Travelers Insurance Co., auc- The union, said this .dapper.. r, ,. ^ l j . foreign doll wa* shown by Daryl Stephenson. Richard Harve.v got rules. ceeda Lester B. Shippee. who re­ well-tailored, prematurely grav McDonald, who has had to can- two hits for Buckley. Buckley Once in control of 40 companies, Jaran and the smallest doll by signed as the university board A. union boas, looking for all *Uie ^'.'P‘»" * R i c h a r d M. In Algeria War Cheryl McNamara. shut out Waddell playground. 6-0. Birrell ie charged with the theft chairman last spring. The leading hitters for Buckley world like a top industry execu-. on the Vice President's rur- Waddell, Marv Jane Potter, best from Swan-Finch Oil Oorp. amd 5 1 R (. 0 S U I T I 0 S ! . tive. has never opposed automa- Russia, said the an bride doll: Debra Potter, moat were Steve Brady, Richard Har­ Doeskin Product.'' stockholders of tion or technical progress. * “ P ‘ he industry. (Continued from Page One*) fragile; Mary Packard, prettiest; vey and William Kunz. Nathan $7 million eech in stock in Doeskin "As furthef evidence of the,. , , * biant our people off the Tim Gurake, moat original; Gail Hale outscored (Charter Oak 12-2 and Kota Gas and Oil Co., now STATE phonyneaa of industry's a r g u - i hcicks and back at their joba aa An estiniated 6,000 armed na- Warren, beat dressed doll. behind the steady pitching of Pete bankrupt. Birrell once was presi­ ments, thousands of adjustments; ®®c>n as possible." he said tionalints are - itrenched in the Nathan Hale, best dreaaed doll. McCarton. Verplanck continued dent of Swan-Finch and chairman TOMOnnOW 2 P.M. in working conditions are made ■ ------Grande Kabylie Zone, a rugged Colleen O’Brien: prettieat, Cathy its shutout streak by defeating of Doeskin Products. Swen-Flnch each year by Joint agreement in range starting lees than .V) milea Neilan; moat orlrfnal, Sharyn Ann Nathan Hal* 12-0, with Tom Pro­ now is in receivership. DOORS OPEN 1:80 local collective bargaining." Mc­ east of Algiers and eontintring for Larala; cuteat. Terry Bondrieu. vencal giving up only one hit. Hogan said Birrell’A manlpula- BINGO 1 Donald aaid. Extended Forecast about IfiO miles parallel to the Weit Side, best collection, Lucille Valley St. defeated Bowers in two tiona caused .oeakin to drop from e v e r y "WTiat tha industry desires, const. Hood: moet unusual, Cheryl Gib­ extra innings. 8-7. John Wright $10 a share to $1. It is now around however, la to eliminate free col-, The temperature in (jonneclicut They form Rebel Zone No. 3, son; beat atuffed animal, Milton pitched for Valley and Bill Pow­ S 2 . Monday, 7:30 P.M.I lective bargralning in making theae during the next five days, Satur­ c-:.mmanded bj' Ool, Mohanou el Coslit; foreign doll, Linda Chase; er* for Bowers. "Valley eked out a adjustments and to substitute uni­ day through Wednesday, will Hadj, who took over last April prettieat doll, Maureen Cawley. 2-1 deciaion over Green, with John PAG lateral mahagement Imposition of average about two degrees above after the enth of guerrilla chief Buckley, Susan Wilkie, smallest Wright pitching a six-hitter. The doll; Kathleen Prichard’, oldest It* will." normal. Ait Hamouda. Weat Side clobtered Charter Oak, ,UST HARTFORD BALLROOM Past French efforts to smash doll: prettiest large doll. Sheila McDonald atreaaed that the steel The normal mean temperature 16-0, with Karen Nowicki getting 26 Village St.— Rockville Industry's total labor bill Is less for the Hartford area this period reiistanve in the area failed. Bellefleur; most unusual. Kathleen Bingham, stuffed animal award, four hits. The West Side also had now—with considerably more steel is 74 degrees, ranging from a nor­ Rebels killed by thr French were a landslide by defeating Nathan BONm production—than it was in years mal high of 86 to a low of 62. At quickly replaced by conscripts Gregory Johnston. Charter Oak, Susan Binock, beat Hale 17-0, with Charles Romano- past—some 8 per cent less', per Bridgeport the mean is 74 also, from the i poverisihed villages wicz and Box Nowicki being the ton of finished steel, than a decade ranging from 82 to 6,i. At New' dingin.' to the mountainaidea. bab.v doll; I.«Ann Decobert, pret­ FOB THE 1ST TIMF, % tiest; Sandra Dumore, moet un­ leading hitters. A triple by Bosco AT NEW LOW FKICE8 $39.50 Value ago. HaVen the mean is 72. ranging The I^byles are reputed to be Groot in the ninth inning gave Adnils Me "And there are thousands upon from 81 to 63. more warlike than any other Al­ usual; Jeannie DeCobert, cutest.- E3LT1 ;HiT.T7I .j k J t'L’ 14 -E 3 gerian tribe. Most rebel chiefs Keeney, Roaemary Gutbrad, Green 2-1 verdict over Waddell at CHILDREN FREE! YOU ASKED FOR IT! thousands fewer steelworkers in Somewhat cooler late Saturday the Green pla.vgrmind. Allen Sny­ the mills today producing more and Sunday, with a rising trend come from the area. The French bride doll, also a mama doll; Mike Todd’s EflSTUIOOD ‘■ABOl’NO THF. WOBLO N4Aia.\TmrT • >A\THAMTfOtVO ateel and better steel than ever thereafter. believe that smashing or seriously stuffed animal award, Edward der W'aa the pitcher for Waddell. HERE IT IS! Ackerman: Kathy McDermott, for­ Bowers had their first win of the IN M DAYS” 'GOLD.BOND' FOAM RUBBER TOP before," he said. "Does that look i reducing rebel strength in that Sorry Pass List Sssprnded TWO TOP h i t s : a l l COLOR! THE GREATEST Scattered Ihundcrshouers likely eign doll, miscellaneous, by season by defeating Waddell 7-1 like featherbedding?" on Monday or Tuesday will aver- area .could have a strong impact For Tkis Enzszemest SPACE PICTURE Pamela Covey. behind the pitching of Jim Hazen. D«vM Nlvnn Van Haflln EVER MADE! Aren't the cuts due to more age around one-half inch. on the rebellion. ShirlF.v MrLainn Slhnna Maitraiio On Wednesday night, the Dog ■. * - ■ } The French attempted a major Show was held, "ASK ANY WORLDS offensive against Kaybylie I ast T«fflp*st INNERSPRING AAATTRESS Verplanck. largest dog.'. Mary GIRL" , . K'-.v r fall. But the action touched only Pratti; smallest. David Sheffield: part of the area and apparently, BUSINESSMEN'S Color And Color and COLLIDE” ■ best behaved, Su.san Silhavy; best OinaniASt'ope TochnaramA Outstanding quality bedding value! 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pAca worn MANCHBSTkE BVgWING HERALD, MANCHttTBE. GONK. FRmAY, JULY U, IM# MAMUHESTEB EVEMINU HERALD, MAHUUESTER, CONN, FRIDAY. JULY 24, 1259 FACE FIVE South Windsor Castro Will Pitch The Mohole Project—4 Andover Boyle* Far& Buys Shotgun^ Shells Pottsy, Tots’ Best Pal, ATTEimON raOKRTY 01 For Agrarian FI: Rev. Thomen Set Career Passenger: LL AU-Stars Oceanographers Find For Conference Local Taxi Driver Leaves Hospital Staff (OaDUnaad from P afc O** > DO IT YOURSELF! In Playoffs or not tboir ravohitionAry laadar 5 0ALLONPAILS A graduate student! from the A'New . TMttrday was "iPottsy's'' lu t rssuiiMS the post aa Oiba’a pra- What *8 on the Bottom Hartford Seminary Foundation mlbr. The peasants' decision is will conduct the communion serv­ Helps Avert Tragedy A crack hBMball team of South day in the pediatrie unit at Man- Wertain to be unanimously affirma­ FLINTAR$6;95 ice Aug. 1 in the First Congrega­ New York IJFl — If you are te be helpful. If the driver hands Windsor Uttle LMgue All-Stars cheater Memorial Hoapital. The You a ‘uap, hold It upside tive, just as It WAS last February .(Continued from Page One) ^down to unfasten a coupling hold­ tional (Thurch while the Rev. Wil­ looking for a new and inexpensive; will play a similar team from the perky nurses' side with the Scot­ when Castro aummoned aa eati- e a s t mantUCTroN^ToN LABEL lard E. Thomen is attending the hobby, why not become a career down and aak cheerfully, "Where Windsor American League in the ing the sections of core pipe to­ ^Mr. and M rk.M elke.aaide.■lap. and Min tish burr, Mrs. Catherine Potts, mated-800JMO- to another giant the echo depth finder, an "esr” gether, permitting the corer to be Jonathan Trumbull Conference at passenger ? - to?" The driver will shake his (OMrttnMd tram P if* Om ) flrst rmlnd of the District 8 chsm- left after 12 yura of caring for nO fO BO t IT FBOM^ the running battle ahlftefr ‘ to rally >and aSkad whathar they that hears the depth of the water. brought aboard pISce by piece. Silver Lake where he will serve as A career passenger 1»^ person head, take l>a,-'i the map and And nkmahtp playoffs Saturday in children. a. nxiDiglKG ★ WnwSTAMW r a d S T ^ his own way. Then If he takes the Walah Hid 96 Mill Rd. w u hla Mrs. Walsh's horhe; wanted executiona of ao-callad faP LlOllt ★ FREVEWTS WATER PEW«TRATtq?f^_^Bggyjrt A cousin of the echo devices' used The struggle was over s little registrar. He will al.so teach a who enjoys motoring but doesn't Patrolman Joseph "Loon*\e Windsor. While she h u also bun known crimlnala' continued. by the Navy for detecting sub­ after 2 a.m. It was all in a night’s course in mlasions and lead s na- know how to drive a motor entr— wrong roaJ it la his reaponaibiUty. dHtliuition. , Last’ year the local team cap­ OILS, OASOLINE * LOOKS * ONl^ FUIUM 3. Give praise, but give H ju­ ‘1 itopped the cab in trant of EMt Hartford Police Department u Grammy, most of the children Thousanda m'ora peaM ta eon-- ^ niFBOVES PROPERTY. marines, the echo depth finder work. tti e study group. and doesn't intend to learn. He Hw Walsh in the house, broke tured the disjrirt championship, have called her Pottsy the first Unuad to pour into -tha capital, dr- sends nut pings, measures depth Despite the crew's exhaustion, Guy Outlaw, member of the juet goes along for the ride. diciously- 4he praise a driver hun­ the haan,” March conttaued. "He but was later defeated by East ■M vwmAM sMAts aM raaulraiiiaDia o f Pad. Bpoc. No. RP00S88d- gers for from his wife but rarely OFEN MON.. TUES., FRI. TILL I P.M. told me to wait, that he would be through a screen door and re­ time th ^ met her. ganlxora aaid aa of Thuraday nlyht ^ liW iaSM M R the lH*t coot to Mttie. by timing the return of the echoes another winch wsa atarted in a few church school staff, will also at­ America has been a nation on strained him. Walsh had lowed Hartford in State title pla.v. Mrs. Potts w u one of the first lodgings had been provided fo f from the bottom. minutes and the biology dredge tend the conference. Outlaw will wheels for so long now - that any gets. Every half hour compliment out In a few mlnutM. Ha took the The All-Star aggregation is com­ APPUOATION WITH MODERN MAOHINB gun and ammunition with him. 1 the gun behind a sola when he nurus' aides the hospital had. 130,000, They sdded, however, Another device, the thermograd, started down to wrest more secrets teach a course In social action, and able-bodied person who admits he him on how he made a curve. If posed of top-notch players selected Sdmebody—shs nsver did find out AMESITE SEAL COATING CO. will be in charge of the athletic you can't honestly praise his driv­ atarted to drive forward a few feet saw the police. Leone was assisted thouaanda of additional arrlvala can be put down to the bottom to from the ocean floor. can't drive an auto is looked upon rO/ncA& d/iGh, ift O O and he told me to atop. When I in- by Patrolmen ,1ohn Rocks and by managers and coaches of the who- rscommendsd hsr to the di­ •till were unre^atered. TEL. lU 9-5425—Ev««Iii9* Ml 3-4362 "feel” and « c o r d temperatures program, and the staff party. Out­ with pity, as if he suffered an ing, praise the performance of the ■iMed that I would have to tum; Walter Kehoe. 6ve teams which made up the lo­ rector of nurcing Mrvlce, Misc within the ocean floor, and tell, for law la also chairman of the eve­ afflictlnn nf some kind. car. cal Little I^eague this year. The city le getting more and 4. Motoring ha^ the same effect around, he agreed. When I atarted Police reported that Walsh hsd Margaret Ferguson, 12 years ago. more into a carnival apirit, but Instance, whether volcanic activity ning programs and will be a cabin Years ago, when I flrst con­ vS A V 1 M G S Thirteen teams are in the race for Mrs. Potts went to work under counselor. Promoted. on p driver ths.. s psychiatrist's up, I didn't atop untU I saw ■ man been separated from hie wl^e (or many looked with apprehenalen at ■ is taking place near by. Similarly, 8 Union ^ides fessed In print my Inability to on a street corner nearby. I told two ymrs. Mrs. Walsh was treated the District 8 championships. protest, saying she would help out ah eye for viewing the ocean floor Sunday Sorvice steer s 4-wheeIed vehicle. I re­ couch has on a hypocrondriar. He IvOAIV If the South Windsor team gels for two weeke, four hours a day, the celebrating peaaanta armed "True or False Followers" will (sdll want to tell you his life story. him to call the ptoce. I gueH he at Bast Hartford Hoepltal for an with razor aharp machetaa, tha Is ftirniehed by the bottom cam­ John I. Olson Jr., son of Mfs. ceived a poetcard from a reader \ s s f I f I \ r I <) V didn’t believe rtie for I had to do It ear Injury and later released. over the flrst hurdle by heating since the hospital w u eo short- be the Lopic of the sermon by the .Tohn I. Olson. 74 Henry St., and saying: You don't have to listen to him. knivea uaad by cutting augar oanc. era. I Sent to Jail Rev. Mr. Thomen at the 10 a.m. myself. Within minutes. three Waleh appeared In East Hart­ the Windsor, it will play the win­ handed. WATCH and CLOCK But the 'most striking tool for the late John I. Olson, has been "You abuse the right of a col­ but you should pretend to. Just ner of a Thompsonvtlle - Stafford Some acuffling and Injuriee al­ service Sunday In the flret Con­ say "M-m-m-mrim” now and. then, erulHte came along and police sub­ ford Town Court today and was Second Rome ready have been, reported. Six hun­ probing the bottom is a 40-foot named the new treasurer of Na- lege graduate to be Ignorant. God s*acN*«Ts>'s atanT risssaist isaTitprif *- dued W a l^ " bound over to Superior Court. He Spring game Wednesday in the At first, she said, "I used to In Blast Plot gregational (Church. Miss Dodle tionsl Research Corp., Cambridge, muet have been asleep when you and he’ll never know the difference. quarter-finals. dred tmlformed Cuban Red Cross piera of steel pipe surmounted by Chadwick, chairman of the music / O O Z e A t a iM However, before Walsh was tak­ was charged with aggravated as­ float around.” Soon after she was workers have moved Into the -lux­ REPAIRING a fiiined weight shaped like a Mass. He has been assistsnt treas­ were born." 5. Don't off*, to pay part of the en into custody, he entered the sault. Because the” number of teams placed In the children's unit she committee, will be the guest or­ Actually, however, there are gas or oil costs. You have done ury Riviera Hotel to assist au- foreshortened rocket. .This is the Henderson, N.C., July 24 (4b ganist and Mrs. DonnsI Carlberg urer since Dec., 1958. home of his estranged wife and "1 WM so scared when the police seeking the district title la odd, stopped floating. "ThiB is my own thoriues. ^ piston corer. Gravity and an in­ A 1941 graduate of Manchester still millions of iiB career passen­ e. ough for th , driver by listening were talking to me that I couldn't three teams:-Hazardville. Man­ floor." Eliglrt merjl^era of the Textile will present a violin solo. to him and praising him. Having beat her physically and allegedly Preaident Oavaldo DofUebs told genious piston arrangement drive High School, Olson received hi* gers, snd both pity snd contempt tlueatened to shoot her. Mrs. even spell." March said. "'The po­ chester Nats and Rockvllle-drew When she began to work, she Yorkers o 'U of America have The public Is invited to attend a are wasted on us. We don't In­ served aa a mecHcine' to, hia ego, newsmen Thursday night the gov­ It lip to 80 feet into the oceikn. drawn long flrison aentences after hymn sing at 7:,30 p.m. Sunday bachelor of arts degree, rum Walsh, 38, and the mother of four lice asked mbe to write my ac­ byes in the opening games and did so solely on the basis of her floor and punch out rod-shaped tend to learn to drive, because we why should you offer him ruoney? count and my hand just shook." automatically advanced to the ernment is taking all neeeaaary JOHN POSTMA 1: eir conviction for conspiring to at the An(inve,r Lake beach which Isude, from Wesleyan University children, managed to break away experience u the mother of two samples of the layers of mud and In 1945, following three years are happy in our ignorance. We 6. If his car breaks down, don’t from Wklah and ran to a next door Di|J March-get his fare? "The quarlei- finals. » steps to prevent any Acts of hostil­ NOW LOCATED AT dynamite . stnick cotton mill. Is sponsored hy the music commit­ offer to help. (Jet out and hitch­ children, because the hoapital had ity against Americans during the' sediment forming the sea bottom. World War II military service as a feel we get more eheer pleasure neighbor’s home, the Harley Van (It Hartford police paid It.' he Newsman Hete \'sratinn no courses for training nurus' The eight included Boyd Pay- tee. out of motoring than anyone. hike arother ride. Your profes House’s Summer Sale celebrations. Corea brought hack by the I'A Meteirb. Walsh Mlowed, shoving d, • Next week your correspondent ton, 51, OaroUnas director of the The Board of Religious- Educa­ lieutenant aboard a Navy destroy­ sional standing ss a career pas­ aides. Many ^yurs later the "There Is iio hostility among tha ton machine reveal not only the tion will meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday er escort. He received his mas­ The driver Is tense and anxious. will start on sjtw o week vac.ition courua were established and Mrs. 310 MAIN ST. TWUA who led the long and often senger will be impel ret’ If word people or government of Cuba nature of the ocean floor but hid­ In the church. ter's degree in business adminis­ He sees only highway markers trip to northern New Hampshire. Potts took them. violent strike at the Harriet- and the white winding line on the gets around that you're helpful In against tha United States, nor can den chapters from EaVlh'a book of Henderson Cotton Mills here. Bulletin Board tration from the Harvard Grad­ X Entire Stock of Men's During the first week of his ab­ Mrs. Potts hss become attached history. A volcano erupts near or road. But the career passenger an emergency. Judge Says Pinball Machines sence this column will be wriiten there be,” he said after cor- TEL. Ml 3-6233 Superior Court Judge Raymond The ALPOA Junior Entertain­ uate School In 1948. to dozens of children during her rcapondents told him that some under the sea; a layer of ash on ment Committee will hold a "Ship­ la free to enjoy the beautiful scen­ Above all, the career paseenger h.V Merle Tapley of Newberry Rd. Mallard yesterday sentenced Pay- Before Joining his pre.sent com­ ery—and to tell the driver all the must take pride in himself and his years at the hospital, and they to foreigners — particularly Ameri­ ths ocean floor tells the story. ton to 6 to 10 year,:; at hard labor. wreck Dance" at 8 tonight In the pany, he wa.s financial and ac­ News items may be telephoned in her. cans—had been threatened during OOOD "OLD” WATCHES Changing climatic conditions raise Red Barn. wonderful sights he Is missing. hobby. Avoid any feeling of grati­ Violate State’s Gaming Laws to him at JA 8-8021 from supper Mallard said. "I hope all o f you counting officer of Petare Textile, Traffic Jama don't disturb the tude. Rememiber, you are neither She recalls the time she w u giv­ the one-hour general strike Thurs­ PUT IN RUNNING ORDER or lower the temperature of the gentlemen will some day come to A Little League game will fea­ Caracas. Venezuela, and previous Urns through the evening. AND r e s t o r e d TO career passenger. He merely a para! He or a sponge. Your role ■ ing the children in one ward their day. sea, changing the kinds of crea­ understanding that the law is big­ ture the Lake vs. FIshirs' at 6:30 to that was controller of Celsnese, Summer Suits During the Mcond week, from LOOK LIKE n e w : pulls nut a newspaper nr -a copy Is creative Hartford, July 34 (JP>—A Supe*# towns that will be In each circuit. evening g lu s of fruit juice. Some Americah families, how­ tures dwelling in it; their remains, ger than you, bigger than the tonight at the elementary gchool S. A., Panama- City, Republic of rlor CJourt judge hw ruled That At present, nothing at all is de Aug. 1 through Aug. 8, items for One of the little bbys, intrigued ever, were reported planning to drifting down to the ocean floor,, fleld. of Tolstoi's "War snd Peace," snd It Is the driver who should be the column will be received by the union, bigger'than an,y organiza­ Panama, and financial advi.sor to reads serenely until the jam is grateful. You are perhaps the one multiple-coin pinball machines are finitely Mt in this rupect." by her soft accent, mimicked her leave town for the weekend. Have you a Big Ben or Baby Ben in reveal when and how the change tion. The good people of North The Womeo's Fellowship will the general manager of Stanley County Editor at the Manchester pronunciation of "r” in "Here, now, Appreheneion is growing here broken. person in tha world he can feel designed for purposes of gambling He taid lu t night that he hopes peed of repair? We apecialize In clock took place. Carolina will not tolerate anyone hold a chicken barbecue at the Tools, New Britain. At present he and thus violate Connecticiit’a the Monday meeting will author­ Evening Herald on Bissell St. boys." that Sunday's demonstration may During the Mohole survey; Ve­ First Congregational Church to­ Motoring gives him no ulcers. r.pe'rior to—at least while he Is REDUCED!! develop into a fertile field for ac­ work! holding themselvee above the law. morrow evening. Reservations may is al.so serving ss treasurer of a He never worries about the crazy behind the r/tieel —and therefore anti-lottery and gaming law. ize the establishment of working laithcran Ser.\1ee« Another little boy turned to him rna averaged a core every other Payton's a.dc Lawrence Gore, with a frown and "Hi, guy, atop tion by Castro’s enemies and Com­ be made with Mrs. John Hutchin' subsidiary corporation, NRC drivers in other cars. Not being .you are Ailing a \-Hal need In his The decleion, aimounced yeeter- committees to make suggestions Our Savior Lutheran Church day. Analyzing the core samples 42, and Charles Auslander, 47, a worshipping In the Wapping that. She's old, but I' like her.” munist agitators. Some feel bomb will take several months. Tension son or Mrs. John H. Yeomans. Equipment Corp., Newton, Mass. a driver himaelf, he Is unaware of life. day by Judge JoMph W. Bogdan- on the apportionrhent of disirlcis. D ALL WORK GUARANTEED • minor TW'UA official, also received He end his wife, the former WOOL and DACRON — DACRON oiid RAYON ski, w u followed quickly by as­ Fisher Mid the State may be Grammar School on Ayers Rd ex­ Mrs. Potts became acquainted throwing, for example, could touch always mounted aboard the ship A food sale will, be held by the the idiots behind other wheels or He's lucky you don’t charge him tends an invitation to ail to wor­ best with the children who were off riots that could easily turn when the three man coring gang 6 to 10 years at hard labor. Catholic ladies society on the lawn Marion Louise Armstrong of the peril they put him in. for the ride. surance from State Police Com- divided into 16 circuits, give or All tight were convicted on ship St the morning church service chronically ill, but gave just u against American business firms turned on the powerful Dieeei of St. Columba's Church in' Colum­ Flushing. L.I., reside at 94 Lake To be a carper passenger sounds miaaioner Leo J. Hulcaby that hie take a couple. three counts of conspiring to blow ' RLfNDS. MANY WASH *N* WEAR department would Tn due couree” and Sunday School held at 9 a m. much attention to thoae who were here. motor nf the winch that pays out bia from 1 to 4 p.m. tomorrow. Shore Dr.. Westwood, Mass., easy. But there is an art to It— The meeting will be held at 11 up an office building, the boiler with their three children, John, 1.3, as there is to any profession nr take action to rid the state of the a.m. in the State Supreme Court A nursery is staffed to care for in the hoapital for a weekend ton- ■' For the past two mornings therr the mlles-Iong heavy steel cable The annual auction of the An­ pre-Sunday Schoolers during the ailleclomy. Working with children carrying the corer. room and a substation feeding dover Lake Property Owners Assn, Ingrid, 11, snd William, 3. hobby. Here are a few general ITS CANNING machinw unless ttaslr owners re­ Office here. have been pre-dawn shootings In­ power to the South Henderson AND FREEZING TIME: moved them. worship service. j has kept her own outlook youthful, The corer often comes up badly .will be held at 8 p.m. tomorrow in ------. nilea to follow If you expect to REGULAR $35.00 VALUES Fisher h u served for 22 years volving men dressed like peasants ^ant of the mills. become a real pro: On May 38, State Police confia- Our Savior Lutheran Youth will | she said. — near camps of the visitors. j hent from its jarring encounter the Red Barn with Maxwell B. u executive secretary in the State GLADIOU The other defendants and their 1. Never sit tr. the back seat. If Kee us for Canning Jars, Rings, eated 44~of the jnachtnes and ar­ be the guest of Emanuel Lutheran ■ Pledge, Then Prayers If all the half-million peasants j with the ocean bottom. Moreover, Hutchinson as auctioneer. Slrotig Q iiakr Noted Judicial Department. In 1954 he terms: Warrei Walker, 38; Robert .vou get th« reputation of being s Caps, etc.; also Freezing Con­ NOW ...... rested some SO pereons In a S' w u cheUrman of the National Youth of Manchester Sunday af-1 One night a child in one of the g it here, that means at least one there is the ever-present possibil- Church Services tainers, Papers, Bags, etc. * 2 7 * * Eldward Abbott, 21; Calvin Ray Eureka, Calif,,, July 24 lA^^The hack seat ?ri\er, your career , will county raid. It was the confiscs' Conference-of CJourt Administra­ ternoon at 3 p.m. A ball game is wards asked, "Would you hear me out of every 12 Cubans -will be Freshly Cut Every Dayt It.v of the cable breaking—an acci­ A^service of. Holy Communion tion of the maebinea that prompt­ planned along with activities for, my prayers^" cheering for their bearded leader dent that at least means loss of Pegram, 22: and Johnny Martin, will be held at 8 a.m. Sunday in St. strongest earthqua.ke- felt here be ruined. MARLOW'8 tive Officers. 57, each received 5- to 7-year since the building-cracking shaker 2. Fight, down any templation ed the Superior Court c u e that From 1933 to 19.37 he w u a the girls followed by a picnic sup­ "Certainly," she answered. Then Sunday afternoon. The crowd also the corer and thousands of feet of Peter's Episcopal Church In He­ RCGULAR $4SXM> VALUES ended yuterday with Judge Bog per. said. "Why don't we all say our will be swelled by many of the snarled cable, and can send the terms; and Malcolm Harrell, 23 bron. A service of morning worship of December 1964, rocked a large municipal court judge in Stam­ received 2 to 3 ,yesrs. segment of Humboldt County j'es- daneki's decision. ford. - Lutheran Men's softball team prayers?" Two other children will probably etay here In Man- million-plus Habanieros. cable whipping across the deck will be held at 10 a.m. Both serv­ . N O W ...... Multiple-coin pinball machines will play Christ Memorial at field joined the first in bowing their The-Cost, of-bringing the “cam- PINK HYDRANGEAS like a lethal snake. Notice to appeal was given for ices will be conducted by the Rev, terday but Ha epicenter wa.s out at 9 at 6:30, ,TuV 27. at Colt Park. cbMter afterward at their home all eight by their lawyers. sea. No damage was reported. are thoM that permit the player to heads. But the fourth child, a boy on 124 Spruce St. Both of their pesinos” in from the farms has HARDY PLANTS, O'he evening the core; with therm- Douglas F. Pimm who will return rwlsjjloO'WERrfHERET"'' Union Services Mallard told the defendants and The University nf California iifbert a numbin' of coins at one J6bs for Minors about three misunderstood what daughters are married and live in been estimated at $3 million. Rev- IN LARGE POTS $|.95 ogrsd strapped to it, was started from his vacation at Lake George time. The more coins inserted, the The third Union service with'the was going on. olucion, organ, of Castro's 26th of down shortly after supper. their lat/yera. tomorrow. seismograph at Berkeley, recorded [ gef an ^ REGULAR $50.00 VALUES Wapping Community and First Simsbury. "We . eed unions in the United It at 6:24:08 p.m. PDT. ,il wa.s bigger the payoff If one wins. In Subject of Study ‘*He flings his hand to his Would they return to Scotland? July Movement, claims the whole The 4-miie journey to the bot­ OKAY LOAN Connecticut, the machines pay off Congregational Church will be held shoulder and starts '1 pledge al­ show won't cost the taxpayers s SPECIAL tom—a process requiring nearly Slates. We do not need a union or Manchester Evening Herald An­ strong enough at Its center to have NOW ...... at the Wapping Church at 9:30 "No. it'ud break my heart," aaid union officials who think and act caused damage. In free games. legiance to the flag . . . ’ " So Mrs. Potts. The home she once cent. Donations, collections and two hours -was completed without dover correspondent. Mrs. Paul D. * 3 6 * * Joseph Fbrina of New Britain, Hartford, July 24 % A prop­ a.m. Rev. Roy Hutcheon will they said the pledge first, then special televisi(m appeals are sup­ Incident. To obtain accurate tem­ like they are jafoove the law. Fear Pfanstlehl, telephone Pilgrim It was felt in communities 60 J...... osal to permit minors under age preach on the theme "To Have and lived in, and hji father and broth­ h ^ run rampant in Henderson and miles apart. owner of a mimber of the ma- their prayers. er are gone. posed to help finance the mass perature measurements, 'however, 2-8856. ohinea taken by SUte Police In 16 to Mcure jobs under certain To Have Not." movement to Havana. The Havana the corer had to be left in the bot­ Vance (Jounty the last few months. —...„Ne«d vseatton cash? It's aaiy as A-B-C to get an Okay Loon! • REGULAR SSSXK) VALUES OathoUc hlaases Mrs. Potts has been in this coun­ ____i'hree Pairtles .M the raid, went to court to try to conditions w u circled for study try for more than 30 years. She Cooks’ ; Union is preparing meals HOtlY PUNTS tom for seven minutes seven .1 don’t know who caused it, but it ! A. Call ut. ! 4 4 4 Masses at St. Francis of Aaaisl Mrs. Potts has been hor.ored at force their return. He also wanted today by the legislature's labor was born in Invemeas in the High­ for the guests. Another labor group minutes during which the ship must end right here." ■. Upon approval, pick up your eaih. | NOW ...... committee over the coming 17 Church will be said at 7, 8, 9, 10:16 three parties during the past drifted, causing more than a thou­ The strike started last Nov. 17 Toddy's prescription — at today's an injunction that would prevent lands of Scotland May 29. 1890. week. Y-eaterday, her fellow nurses has donated more than a million C. Pay back in monthly installment* you choota. ■ such ra'ds in the future. months. and 11:30 a.m. pounds of rice. The box makers M.SS sand feet of additional cable to be when the union and company failed Our Manager Lika* to Say, "Your Loan i* Okayl” I She married Jame.s Potts.-and the and nurae'a aidas and some of the IN LARGE POTS to agree on an arbitration clause price — delivers to you whot the F’arina's attorney, Leon R iscu- House chairman John M. Grif­ couple had two daughters. James union has made six million card­ paid out. fith of the committee saidd this is MsJH'hmter Evening Herald hoapital administrat held a It was an nninous sign. When the in their contract. Violence broke CALL THE MONEY NUMBER Mitchell 3-4188 8l of Hartford, aald the caM will came to this country before the party in the peoiatric unit, and board boxes to hold lunches. SPECIAL 983 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER one of the five topics to be probed South Windsor correepondenf El­ More than 1,300 buses and ship drifts that much while the out Feb. 16 wihen the company millionaire of 20 years ago be appealed to the State Supreme more fl. Burnham, telephone rest of his family,' and when he gave the children pieces of the LOANS FROM $25 to $600 ,Oourt of Errors. i by his group, which hopes to rec­ dozens of apecial trains have been corer is In the, 'lottom, the core began hiring replacement workers. Mitchell 4-0674. had earned enough to Mnd for elaborat ' cake. PERTILIZERS-INSECTICIDESuSPRAYS-LIME pipe is usually hent In the pull-out. A loan of $100.00 costs $20.60 when promptly repaid In 12 con­ Judge Bogdanakt esld the ma- ommend legislation to the 1961 his wife and daughters, they arranged to bring the farmers here couldn't buy at any price. CEHOMCTSSON General Assembly. A formal party ■was held at W'hen the corer came up and was secutive monthly Installments of $10.05 ea ^ . riiines .omtoine all of the elefeients joined him.- Cavey's Restaurant earher this and take them home on a precise fci I I a r a i a : i n Under certain conditions. I schedule. Sponsors estimate they PEAT MOSS brought alongside just before mid­ NO LUCKY STRIKE? ^ ..TODAY’S PRESCRIPTION IS THE BIGGEST of gambling that are listed in the James has worked as an inspect­ weelc by her fellow workers, and night, the pipe had a 45-degree- W E 6IVE GREEN STAMPS State’s anti-lottery law. As this don't see why these youths Deaths Last Nif^ht or for the New Haven Railroad will arrive at the rate of 4.000 an Buy Witfi Assurmco omI $ofisfeetle« At BARGAIN IN HISTORY before that a open house was hend close to the core head. ■ Dallas. Tex., July 24 (T - -His Published in the interest of pharmacy arid medicine by PREFERRED FINANCE statute w u Interpreted by the shouldn’t do a little work,” the since his arrival. He Is retiring held at the hoiiie of Mrs. Althea hour on Saturday and Sunday. Oil But Hartford Democrat said. "It companies are conbributing gaso­ An eerie wee-hour drarfia en­ rrtlleaguea on the CJity Plan Com­ State Supreme C^urt of Errors 20 By THE A.SSOCIATED PRESS from his work also. Gibson which was attended by the sued. mission looked puzzled yesterday I years ago, he said,- gambling is any would keep them busy and out of Chapel Hill, N.C.—Jim Tatum, The Pottses have no plane for pediatricians on the hospital staff line for the buses. mischief.” Each Visitor gets a typical Cuban Knife in his teeth, one of the when chairman EMmund J. Kahn Z game that one pay to participate 46. who rose from the aandlot to their retirement. "First we'll take and by Ed''.'aid J. Thoms, hospital Under present state law, youths shirt called a "guayabera” , a flop­ WOODUND GARDENS scientists went over the side to cut referred to proposed subdivision as WKSTOWM ^ In, tliat Involves chance, and that the top as a college football a vacation," said Mrs. Potts, They administrator. free the temperature probes "CMgaretle Heights." Z offers some sort of prize to the under 16 are generally forbidden coach, died Thursday. Tatum, py straw hat and his food. Furni­ 168 WOODLAND ST., MANCHESTER TEL. MI 8-8474 ture,factories are turning out 2,000 strapped to the core pipe. Others The mystery cleared when ” winner. to work, with agriculture being formerly head coach at Oklahoma JOHN J. ZAPADKA .rempved the heavy thermograd streets in the area were listed; P H A R M A C Y * ^ In the case of pinball machines, one of the big exceptions. ‘ berg aaid complaints Initiated the beds a day, and special camps are OPEN DAILY UNTO. 9 P.M. and Maryland, had been at the Police Say Trio investi(^tion. being set up by colleges, labor ^ n il from the core weight. A mem- Kool, Pall Mall, Fatima, Raleigh, 450 Hartford Road— (Corner of McKee)— MI 9-9946 ~ he said, one inserts coins to play: The plan under conaideratioh, University of North Carolina as iW of the coring gang clambered Camel and Chelsea. f Wk Mk M ■ ~ uncertainty prervailt u the balls the E u t Hartford Democrat said, An unspecified number of caie groups and large companies. coach since 1956. He made his were sold, they said. Some of the ~ bounce and roll on the playing would authorize the juvenile court greatest mark in football while Sold Used Cars - surface; and the prize is the free to issue work permits for minors automobiles, they said, had been head coach at Maryland. He died demonstrator models. All were *; additional gantu that can be won. under 16 "under certain condi­ of a virus Infectibn. For New Ones Hartford, July 34 (/PI—The job tions." claimed as new cars, the police­ L ■■ ml New York, July 24 i/P>- Harold man said, J ~ of organizing the state’s newMt Other subjects picked for study E. Jania, 52. former newsman who New London, July 24 i/P)—Two by the committee, meeting at the Butler was. freed under $5,000 BUY THE PAINT THAT'S WORTH THE WORK WAI court eyatem starts here Monday. had produced the Sid Caesar tele­ automobile agency salesmen and bond, and the two others were Then, Edward C. Fisher will call state Capitol, include;: vision program since 1950, died MONTGOMERY WARD A CO. tr- together the 43 other judgM of the Proposal to Mt unemploymient their employer have been charged placed under $2,500. The tijo was Wednesday of a heart attack. He bound over to superior coprt. - State Circuit Court, which opens compensation benefits at a fixed was vice president and executive with selling used care as n e w _ for buaineu on Jan. 1, 1961. The percentage, roughly around 50 per producer of Shellrirk Corp., pro­ ones. ■ , w - session will be devoted to plan' cent, of the average weekly prod­ ducing firm for the Caesar pro­ City and state police made the „ nlng. uction worker earnings.' These grams. arrests yesterday, and the trio - Fisher, a Stamford native who earnings now average around $90 was bound over last night at a " Uvea in W u t Hartford, h u been per week for a, 40-hour week. ’The Los Angeles--Horace B. North- special session of the police court. coU, 64, general advertising man­ UNIVERSAL r e - ' - designated chief judge of the recent change in the jobless pay Arrested were Eldward J. But­ “ court. Monday’s meeting Is the law sets the benefit celling at $45 ager of the Union Pacific Railroad ler Jr., 34, of Old Lyme, proprietor Custom Pre-engineered since 1945, collapsed and died LAKEA Paradise Of Pines BUNGGEE In Famous - first that the S2-year-old jurist of Butler Chevrolet Co. here. Md per week.. Thursday. I will call to deal with the problems Study of the effects on em­ the salesmen, Alfred A. D et^ta, - of setting up the new court, North Tarrytown. N.Y. -John J. 31. of Groton, and Charles E. Vin­ ployes of mercantile stores whirii Sheehy, 78, principal keeper at r The court w u created this year have a growing tendency to stay cent, 39, of New London.' WOODSTOCK VALLEY, CONNECTICUT • by the General Assembly. It re- Sing Sing prison for 15 years, open at night. One phase of the died Thursday. As keeper he per­ Butler and D e Costa were Z places municipal and trial justice problem is w'hether higher wages charged with conspiracy, and De- - courts, which are now maintained sonally had escorted many mur­ GARAGE e h o u s e should be paid for evening hours. derers from their death cells to Costa and Vincent with obtaining by the cittu and towns. Elach Clr- Sturdy of changes which may be money under false pretenses. " cult Court judge will tit in various the electric chair. He suffered a needed in the law which requires Details of the allegations . communities. The law u y i the contractors and sub-contractors cerebral hemorrhage three weeks agginst them were not made ; judge must not stay in one circuit on government Jobs to pay prevail­ ago. Sheehy retired in 1941, - for longer than four months ing wage rates in the areas where known, but Detective Charles G. ” Fisher, uked lu t night about work }s being done. ■« About 750,000 Americans are Davidson of New London and - the Monday meeting, said he ex- Look into the effect of certain afflicted by poison ivy every year. State Poheemsn Harold Green Z pectod it would be taken up with jobs on promoting hMrt disease - "discussion and preliminary or- and hypertension, with the view ^ ganiMtlon.’* toward adding these to the work­ - One of the prime topics facing men’s compensation law. : a m a z in g n ew . the new judges is the creation ^ RepreMntativs Griffith said the *- o f judicial districts. F i^ er re- committee rejected the proposal f I ported recently that "we must that It study the effect on em­ '>Z first fix the location of the circuits ployes losing jobs becauM of in­ HAILED BY DOCTORS r and de(dde upon the number of dustry moving out of Connecticut. FOR RELIEF OF ress:f HAY FEVER, ASTHMA, "CHARUr* »A$KEU RECOMMENDS: SINUS, ALLERGIES keeps WHITE housed WHITE for^years DuPont 4 0'House Paint is Mlfrijleaning-acientlflcally made to ehed 4 '57 FORD $1895 “800" Falriana eanyertlUs. A remarksbie oew "Puri- dirt, duet and zoot with every rainfall. It. renews ito bright, juet-painted tron” has been developed look-etaye white year after year. Because the beauty lasts longer, you by ctectrODic scientists. It Shop Thursday, '56 DODOE $1445 is being acclaimed by doc­ don't have to paint ae often . . . 80 you save both work and money I _ _ Royal Laiwer hardtop coupe. tors after they buy it and see it work in tfainr own VISIT OUR DISPLAY '55 VOLKS-W. $995 homes, for their own fami­ Oeluxa 3-door, lies — and for their patients *6.67 Friday and Saturday in their oflle« and operat­ EXIT 49 (In House Job Lota) ing rooms. 'SSPONTIAe $1195 P U U m u m clean any Ofien DAILY&SUNDAYS Btavdilaf 4riloor. room of irritating dust, israakiiatoi odon, pollen and smoke. I FHONE COLLECT f It’s teller than m kitchen A Brand New Section Just Opened! . . . . '55 0iOS. U n til "88” 4-door. exhautt fan. ■ HO 7-6396 J DUPONT PORCH and DUPONT TRIM and ■ 24 HOUR SERVICE M MAD WHAT DOCTOat AND usans SAY ABOUT PTMiraONI FLOOR PAINT S W^IMMING— FISHING^BOATING "Surpauae all aipacUUana. ■■riral Una la is yaara mr aoa kaa alapt SHUTTIR PAINT '54 FORD Parforma ailraclaa for a witk bis moutb cloM4...iioi Rghtiag to - Oreatlitw 4-door. ilutt alWrey patiant" (Paen- brMtbs. No sor« thnwt, no cmckM lips. To aflnela Sactor) . . . "Por tho invontor tnd manufeeCuror. my tbankt.'* UNIVERSAL BUILDERS QL ^ 2 . 1 2 Gal. ^ 6 . 8 8 Full Size Building Lots tfca Srat tima I woka pp • "Triad so far only ono day and found it P.O. BOX 1 7 0 8 q l ^ 2 9 2 OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY wiUwataipua traakla” ( Naw tav« marvaloua roUaf. Thankat" • "I got At Terms You Can Afford Itrwy HD):... ‘XoatralM aatb^ with hay .favor > and that'a why I f.S STILLS SI. NEW HAVIN e auiktors fane of raaptis- bought Puritron. Babaaa m# It la wondar* 10 A.M. jo 7 P*M. Montgornery Ward’s Warehouse «ary eUarsr le m r dauiMor, f1 ^ Makaa ma hraatl^ aaiisr«.. and atotp. ■•o I” (laetlNni shraEias)' PImm wad FREE Cataioem LOCALLY OWNED AND OPEBAIXO MANCHESTER MOTOR SALES

F A O in x MANCHIISTBR EVENma HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAY. JULY 24. 1969 MANCHESTERV EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTBR. _ 00NM«_ ratDAY, ^ JULY 24. •'1999 PAGE SEVEN by OM lump pu^chSaa, but by 853, haw ham m atrika alnea HockviUe-Vernon IRanrlirittrr (ladual aeeumul»tlaa: ewr a p«- June 15. A Thought for Today o r MAMCRB8TSR A jUriadicthMial diapiita ba- Mltehea Gitirt Canes Jersey Heiress Foiuui SAFETY-TESTED Hod of yiian. .Aiid If b« h u r«a- hy 4Bs ItaMkMtav FLETIMEfi aU SS 00. House Unit Trims CoRttftm ilRralii twaan tha atiiklnf local and Liocal ••7879 ■enabla luoK^, baa a rouonable Here in There 807 of tha Taamatara UnloR ia the Ostnell Cknrehes Captain Dowgewicz Excluded amount >dl aanity and aMllty In. remalnlnr major block to aettla- 188 TTEST MIDDUS TUBNFIKB A Hartford drivar who, police Alive in Chicago Park m a*ss1^ hla oam affaire, and aa- by ment ‘A Camo**'* Pmyar* CORNER OUBANT BT. said, became beUig«i«st with an USED CARS TTie atrika haa foread tha eloa- From Police Policy Decisions arrtaUng patrolman laat night, More Foreign Aid •xpanalve family tnagvdied. OiN* young people attending t o ing of mora than 400 A; A P. heard the court enter a nolle this WALTER E. TEDFORb summer cunpa Isam many tMngi NEW LARGER QUARTERS (flaattmefi treoa'Pafa Om ) ^aha would be slain, but eras power- •A thia la Indeed the kind of atoTM in moat of New York City, shout naturs. And they also dis- morning 'against a eharga of re­ PLYMOUTH home he can own aa h? approachei on Long laland, In Weatchaater, ' Deetotona on policy in the future* Jayceo Golf Towrnament listing an officer. (Osattanafi frarn Fags 4>m ) Is rONVrjRTIBLR z OUUNTT BOrrOB corsr a new and ckwer relatlon- PLENTY OP FRONT AND REAR PARKING tirill be made by the Rockville Po­ Although polles sold her arma ^ 'T was gagged ao I couldn’t the middle of hia career. Perhapa Oranga anIallll«n«r- the Ruapiana ia a little low. Once Camp AMsrsgate this prayer- Herman O. Olaon announced to­ Technical cooperation, $29\4 mil­ from a diatonce of a doaen leet in Mlaa Hart said she never got a once said "Everybody talks about the weather, but nobody and employes of companiaa aarv- hymn by Mary 8. Edgar Is a fa- to be held at the Ellington Ridge Prosecutor John N. Lombardo. •qaBCRIPTION W wife worklnR In order to help make Hebron ful-use nuclear projects, $8 million She waa wearing a $2 Mickey • ^< And that is to shut up about it. baauty. PICTURE FRAMING (oH typM) from tha $$Vi million authorized ttafl* Oa|& • a aa aa a a a a a a auch a home poaalble. an incident which occurred July 14 residents of Rockville, Vernon, El­ Lombardo aaid', after he had told land, Sept. 1, 1882, and had been tweed sheath dreaa she wore look­ Mouse type wrist watch when she $1995 Countless millions of people' Make me lovely too; knd requested. Perhapa the main fault of our across the nation have been awel- Voters Set to Act With thy Spirit recreete me. when Sgt. Letter Bartlett was in lington and Tolland may enter the Patrolman Alfred M. Ritter "if a resident of Manchester n\oet of ed fairly fresh, but wrinkled. identified herself to the policeman on your ehirt, roll down your WINDOW and PLAH GLASS charge. , J The commlttea approved $168 about 1 a.m., CDT. Thia, aha said, TH« AsS 8 1 & D P«—■ propaitanda about thia houae ia tering under a blanket of wet. eti- aieevea and walk away. Make my heart anew. competition. you take me, It’ll have to be by his life until moving to West Hart­ Kellogg said she told him the Tha AModatrd Pia» la aMluMaatt Captain Dowgewicz waa not Entrance fee will be $1.60, pay­ force.” imilllon for the President’s Con­ ford three yeere ago to make hia house where aha waa held pnsmi- waa her own. '57 OLOSMOBILY HIM 10 Ika naa el mubdeatta d that It aeema to make the houae fllng weather and each one hae his 3, When eomeone says "The On Circuit Court OONTRAOTORSi WE RAVE IN STOCK tingency fund, the full amount of During the long period she lay aeaa dlaBairitiaa eradttaa to It or her own opinion on it. like thy epringr and running aekad to attend the meeting and able at the time of registration. Maynard was arrested on Broad home with his dmughter. He waa er was about one hour’s drive SUPER "88” HOLIDAY COUP* •ound eaay, when It certainly la weather man saya chances tomor­ waa unaware of the action of the The Greene feee will be $2 on week­ the authorization hut a $43 mlUloA in t^e automobile, MIsa Hart said, a Here are a few examplea of what row are six out of ten for more of Hebron voters will meet Tues­ waters. MEDICINE CAIINETS and SHOWER DOORS 8t. after he had driven erraticelly cut In the President’s original re­ formerly employed aa a mainten­ from the point of her release In not. It repulrea hard work Vo xet Make me crystal pure, Committaa until queatloned about days and $3 on weekends. There west on W. Middle Tpka., accord­ ance man at Pratt and Whitney the downtown park. she beard sounds when the car we mean: the same," whip out a pair of dice day at 8 p.m. In the elementary OPEN SATURDAYS—OPEN nTORSDAT IWENENOS It by The Herald. He had no com­ quest. paused which she took to he drop­ It But with hard work It la poa- "Whew, It's muggy." - this la a. gambler confronting like thy rocks of towering will be no greens fees charged for ing to the prosecutor’s report. It apecifically prohibited - the Aircraft, and for many years was She said she waa aeised by a $ 2 4 9 5 school to determine If the town BSTniATBS GLADLY GIVEN ment* the final round matches in each In court this morning a sober ping of coins Into an automatic toll rail aamea ellaal at N. B. A. •ible, and for average Amerirana. "Man, I can't' take much more you. wants seMione of the new Circuit jfrandeur, use of funds to Initiate new pro­ custodian at the Waahlngton man at the airport aa the was road collection box. rail a Two decisiona on policy were flight. Maynard said he waa .sorry it all about to back into her owif of this." 4. When some one says, "Bar­ Court held in' Hebron, and to act Make me strong and sure. made, last night, Mayor Olaon grams or to expand existing pro­ School and West Side Rec. He was She said she thought the bath­ ’$7 DUlOK apreeeetatifae: Iba "Its not the heat Its the humid­ tender. give me another |pn cooler, Reglatration should be made at happened but he "reall.v couldn’t gram! for special education and member of Washington Lodge, car, and shoved into another car on acceptance of a road. aaid. Patrolmen will be ordered to the club before Sunday, if poaaible. room where she was confined was 2-DOOR HARDTOP Your Oak ity.'’ I’m not going home yet," hold up lik e thy dancing wavea In sun­ remember too much.” He added he training, for encouragement of for­ LOL, and of the Royal Black Pra- where a second mah bound and a room in a private home in Chi­ Now It is the oak, symbol of The road to be voted, on Is use their own discretion in mak­ Practice rounds are unlimited dur­ thought Ritter a "fine gentle­ gagged her, then piiahad her to "Looks like we’re in for more two fingers and Indicate your drink light. ing arreata, rather than eeek ad­ eign small busineas, and for inter­ ceptory. cago. She said the car drove into sturdiness, which has become tar­ rain." Webster Lane, located in Elisabeth Maks nia glad and free, ing the wreek but will not ^ per­ man.” national cooperation in health. It He leaves a daughter, Mml Lil­ the floor where she waa covered is to go on his check. Then settle Heights. It extends north from vice from . the prosecutor. They mitted on weekends. Qualifying a driveway before the waa hustled $1795 Tba BaraM Pnattna OMapw. Im . get for the lateei pestilence to "I Just got out of the tub, and down for a long enjoyable evening. tik e ttis etraightneee of the pine Lombardo said an intoximeter also turned down a proposal to lian Woods Glennay of WesijKart- with a biankat. Anthony Rd. for a distance of 1,- are to write out ticketa, auch aa round of 18 holes may be played test taken by Maynard showed the ont and up a flight of stairs. aaaunaa ao naainclai raepooalbOlty tor eicape - from our perpetual Pan- I'm as warm as before." Whatever happens, vfhatever In tree, establiah in Honolulu an eaat-srest ford; two sons, Thomas J. of'Man­ A long auto trip followed, dur­ In tha bathroom she said she typoaraamcal arrora apoearta* la ao- said to you about the weather, ig­ 350 feet. Elizabeth Heights ia be­ Let me upright be. for speeding, on the spot, and only any time on weekdays or before percentage of alcohol in hia blocj cultural and technical interchange ing whIcK. she waa kicked snarpiy aemeimieBta aad otbar road^ mattar dora'a Box. "The weather man says chsnces bring the secured to the station if 11 a.m. on Saturday and after 1 chester and James A. Woods, of overheard one of her captors say: '57 FORD la Tba Haaebaatar Braalnit HaralO. tomorrow are alx out of ten for nore H. Don’t get yourself drawn ing developed by Valentino Fiano to be .24. The legal minimum ia center. Wert Hartford; four alstera, Mrs. In the aides when aha stirred. "Ed, we're going to make a lot We can't tell you which one of of Hebron and Andover. he haa to poat bond. Then the of­ p.m. on Sunday. Qualifying dates 15. In a formal report written by "800" rONVERTIBLE adramalna eloelas aoore: more of the aamo" into a conversation about the heat, lik e the arching of the heavens. R lM d m o M o y James Keeney Sr. of Detroit, Mich., She related that 'he was con­ of money out of this.” several different perila may be at­ U e humidity or anything remote­ Bible School Picnio lif t my thoughts above. ficer in charge will handle the are from July 24 through Aug. 1. Judge Karp sentenced John H. Rep. Otto E. Passman (D-La.l, 5 T 8 W - r p.in. rtMajr. "Bartender, give me another gin bond poating. A full instruction sheet will be Mre. H. K. Christiansen of West fined in a bathroom for several Later, she said, the same man >r naaday—I p.m Monuy. tacking your paittcular oak. Nor ly reeembl'ng weather. First thing It was field ,day for St. Peter's Turn my dreAms to noble action. Neff, 39, of 107 Oakland St. to 60 the committee said it waa unwill­ Hartford. Mrs. Frank Colgrove of remarked, "We gotta get rid of her, $1895 For Wadaaaday—1 p-atTUtadar. cooler. I’m not going home yet." * It waa also decided that no one presented to players at the time days in jail, execution suspended, ing to start these programs "un­ hours before she waa taken into RFor Thuraday—1 p.aj. Wadnaaday. can we tell whether the unbalance That last one is usually reserved you know you’ll start feeling ;in- Bible Vacation school pupils and Ministries of love. Manchester and Mrs. Donald Mil­ the car again, and pushed out in Ed. She's too hot." comfortable. Now pardon us. teachers yesterday afternoon. i m w l b r will be released In protective cus­ of registration. Further informa­ and six months probation for ob­ til a pro] erly coordinated budget Far FHdar—1 p.m. T in n w . any time of the year for some, but tody caaea until he gives his name tion may be obtained from Robert ler of Bolton; and six grandchil­ Grant Park. Than one of the men entered the For Saturday—1 p. rm. mday. In nature which has unleashed wnite we get a long, cool drink The group went to The Devil’s God, who toucheet earth with taining' unemployment benefita by presentation can be mads” and Lt. Pleraon, who said tha atory bathroom and told her, "my friend <56 CHRYSLER ClaaBfIod daadnaa 10;*) a, m. aai In this weather It haa been, ac­ and address, Olson said. LIppmann, Jerry Alien or Donald false etatemente. "more thorough study" haa been dren. day of pubileatlee ■eapt Balvrday new and ipeclal peatllence is an un­ quired by oihere finding recluee in and I,e down somewhere. This hu­ Hopyard, had a picnic dinner, eat beauty, „ The funeral will be held Monday appeared Incredlblo at first, "ues- Is chicken. We gotta get rid of WINDSOR t-DOOR HARDTOP • am. balance created entirely by the midity is terrible. around a camp fire, sang songs Make me lovely too, This decision ia directly related Caldwell. Lombardo said' Neff had filed gl^en. you.” air conditioned bars. 'that M W ear? to the incident which brought Hoapibal Notes for unemployment compensation afternoon at 3 o’clock at the tloned her in harsh tarme. wet weather, or by man'a uae of "The best way to beat this heat and told atoriea. Adults accom­ Keep me ever l>y thy Spirit. "And perhaps some of them Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main "Ia this a hoax — a jpublicity At 10:17 am,, about nine hours Friday, July 34 panying the 30 children included about last night’i meeting Sgt. Admitted yesterday: Rose in Februaty while he waa, In fact, shouldn't be etarted in any event,” after she turned up In the park. Inaecticidea. which are indiacriml- Is to drink plenty of liquids and Pure and stror^f and true. Chrsanow*aki, 108 High St. working. St., with the Rav. William Grif­ stunt?" $1595 keep still." Progress Reported Mrs. Albert S. Taylor, director, Bartlett ordered a patrolman to re­ it added. I wouldn't do this to hurt Miss Hart was'taken from the De­ nata. or by a ' combination of the Submitted by lease a Manchester girl who had Dischmi-ged yesterday; Marjorie Neff received $65 more in com- The comrdttet. said that in ad­ fin Jr. of St. Paul’s Episcopal "feat light and stay away from Mra. James Foran, Mrs. Henry Sm your convsn/snf Connecticut Bank Church, Paterson, N.J., nephew of my parents,” she replied firmly. tective Bureau to FBI headquar- Tonceasion” Ends *'Deadh>ek” two. Parkington, Mre. Paul Pfanatiehl. Re-,'. H. Osgood Bennett been brought in oji suspicion of Wong, RFD 1. penaation payments than he dition to the new funds recom­ "I love them too much." terg ’56 BUICK One muat continue to note, from crowds." In A&P Walkout Admitted today: Diane Berthoid, ehould have on ' two eucceesive' the deceased, officiating. Btirial We can Join in weeping for the Mra. Harvey Lippinpott, Horace and Trust Com pany ofKca no w l being Intoxicated. She waa brought mended, the foreign aid program "I went over her atory 20 times,’’ Mlaa Hart appeared alternately SUPER 4-DOOR HARDTOP day to day. the behavior of thoae "Go soak your hesid." (This com­ to the atation again four hours 8 Fox HHl Dr.; aifford Ba.U, Mile weeks, Lombardo said, but added had on July 1 an unexpended bal­ will be in Beat Cemetery. aturdy oak, aa we have wept for New York, .luly 24 (A') — A Sellers, Miss Nancy McKean, Mrs. Friends may call at the funeral Pierson said. "There were "o dis­ calm and emotionally upset dur­ grown diplomata over at Geneva. ment was heard during a backyard Henry A. Jones and Mra. Richard later by another patrolman who Hill Rd. • he had paid back all but $28. ance of about |4,871,448,0(X> from crepancies. She offered to go to ing her stay In b detective bureau the lyric elm, for the aprlghtly im­ squabble between my neighbor and federal mediator says some prog­ Here’s ths tsnsibls wty to pay for your new ear; A Manchester driver who, ac­ home tomorrow night from 7 to 9 Teaterday, their word waa Eschmann. found her in a bruised and dis­ funds previously appropriated the lie box (take a polygraim lie Interrogation office, sobbing at one $1395 maculate birch, or for the iong- his wife when she told him to mow ress has been made but "There Is >- < ask your dealer to make arrangements for a Con­ heveled condition. Olaon aaid she Vernon and Talcottvllle news Is cording to police, accuied a pa­ excliurive of avaUable local cur­ o'clock and Sunday from 3 to 6 "breakdown." They were threaten­ still a good way to go" to reach .' Church services Sunday will be detector teat). If she’s acting, she’s time on a policewoman’s shoulder. loat grain of chestnut wood. the lawn. He said a few other necticut Bank and Truet Company automobile loan. wae not Intoxicated but waa "bel­ handled through Ttie Herald’s trolman who ticketed his car of rencies acHHUtting to $1,666,148,- and 7 to 9 p.m. a hell of an actress." She appeared reasonably neat to things too, but they don’t pertain settlement of the A. A P. food the usual time. Hebron Congre- Rockville Bureau, 7 W. Main St., "bucking for promotion," waa fined ing to pack up and go home. Shall we. aome day. have noth­ tlonal, 10 a.m.; Gilead, 11:15 We're here to help you get that new car NOW! ligerent and uncooperative." He 000. The local currencies are re­ Pierson said Chicago police an onlooking reporter. ’55 VOLKSWAOEN Today, the word ia "conceaalon." to the subject at hand. chain strike. You can pay for it in monthly paymenti that you can said aha refused to give her name telephone TRemont 6-SIS6. $ 10. ceived from foreign nations in par­ Mrs. Helen F. Phelps ing but traah treea left? Commissioner Francis L. Maher «a.m., the Rev. Herbert Dickerson, WATKINS- would step out of fhe investigation She aobb^ diirlug a telephone DELUXE 2-DOOR Becauae of a conceaalon, they have None of these complaints and readily handle, and you can take up to three years and address but did agree to go The driver, Ralph L. Maher, 47, tial repayment for aid programs. Ijfrs. Helen Fitzgerald Phelps, after the young socialite la re­ conversation with her father. Her Your oak, however, is probably remedies do the slightest bit of of the Federal Mediation and Con­ pastor. Officiating in both pulpita. home. 75, of Andover, wife of former poatponed breakdown and the At St. Peter’s Epiacopal; Holy lor repayment. of 89 Henry St., pleaded guilty to In adhtion to- the foreign aid united with her father who flew to fiance, Gaines, said in New Jersey merely dlifigured, not on any aure good. No. matter how many bars a ciliation Service made the report WEST The mayor aaid he had no critl- a Charge of breach of the peace. money, the bill allots $5,282,000 State Auditor and Finance Com- ^icago from Newark, turning it $995 threat to go home. last night after separate meetings Communion at 8 a.m. Morning Your dealer will tell you that our lour bank rofee that the couple’s wedding plans road to death. Whatever the pesti­ person goes Into, sooner or later Prayer and sermon, 10 a.m.; the elam of any of the policemen aa Ives Selects Fred C. Sturtevant. 45, of 89 to the army for administrative mis.sioner Lewis W. Phelps, died over exclusively to the FBI. were unchanged. What ia the conceaalon? It la he has to come out; a person can with representatives of the com­ make thii ths most economical and latisfactory way this morning at Wlndhsm Commu­ lence is, it would have to be re­ pany and striking Local 852 of the Rev. Douglas F. Pimm officiating. FuRtral Swnriew each did what he believed to be Laurel St, waa fined $102 for driv­ expenses in the Ryukyu Islands. Miss Hart told police that her Police said brulsea across her that Gromyko haa aaid he la (^uite drink just so much liquid; eating' to buy your new car. Life insurance it included, free. right. ing. while intoxicated. The fine Thia ia $1 million less than the nity Memorial Hospital in Willi- captors had discussed making "a ’55 OLDSMOBILE peated a year or two to weaken Teamsters union. upper arms could have been caused willing for two conference toplca, light leads to starvation; Staying ORMOND J. WEST, Direeter Policies to be set up by the Line for is the minimum under the Stat­ President requested. The commit­ manlic. lot of money" through tha kidnap­ by her manhandling captors or by "KT' 4-DOOR that great traditional oak heart. away from crowds h^aads lone­ Maher acheduled more meetings " f ute. She was born In Milford Sept. 4, ing, and then deciding to get rid the Interim atatua of Berlin, and with both aides today. bron correspondent Miss Hasan R. 142 EAST CENTER ST. Police Committee will be printed tee approved an aUotment of $18 the raga which were used to bind Aa for what may be doing the liness; and a steady soaking of the aa a supplement to the depart­ Albert Landi, 49, of Providence, milHon to compitte construction of 1883, a dauhgter of the late Rev. of her because the wSa "too hot." her for the two-day period. head can lead to an early grave. Fourteen hundred A. A P. ware­ Pendleton, telephone A C a d e m y Mltchen 9-7106 the formula for pcMaible future he- job to your particular oak, it could ment rules and regulations manual E-W Highway R. I., charged with .paaaing In a 'an electric■ powbr syatem tor the John H. and Helen M. Roberts She aaid that during nearly a Ths beautiful subject of a na­ $1195 fotlationa about. the. reunification Here ;ls a suggested list of how house wokere, membera of Local 8-3454. Fitzgerald. She moved to Hebron day and a half of continuous driv­ be an occasional friend, anthrac- now at the printers. The city char­ no-paasing zone; Robert J. Mc­ isiands, with the understanding tionwide search by -police and FBI of Germany, to be dlacuaaed aimul- to act when sorteone broaches the ter delegates'the reaponiibllity of Kinney, 60, of 53 Strickland St„ that A-merimn-raade products Will with her parents when her fsthe.r ing, aha was fad a diet of sandy agents spoke briefly and eobbingly noaa fungua. Or It could be just weather topic: Hartford, July 24 (/P) —Highway <55 BUIGK taneoualy. Hitherto, he had been policies to the Police Committee. charged with driving to the left be lumd on the project wherever became rector of St. Peter’s bars. She said she was not sexual­ with her father, who told Lt. Pier- plain aphids. But the dread new 1. When someone says "Whew, Manchester’s Oldest Commissioner Howard 8. Ives to­ at an intersection; and Clement Episcopal Church. He retired in ly molested. CENTURY 2-DB. HARDTOP Inalatlng that the queatlon of Ger­ with Finest Faculties. A training program will be set feasible. aon emphatically, *‘That‘a my major pestilence which may now Its hot," Ignore him and go lie down up for the policemen, and "more day nailed down the line for the K. Cole. 33, of 6 Charter Oak St., 191.5. She asid she felt certain that daughter.” many be dlacuaaed before the quea- on the lawn chaise. Off-Street Paridnt Thm ConnMlieuf Bank controversial East-West Highway have reached you would he the Eetabllahed 1874 cooperation” will be sought from charged with failure to act his She was married to Phelps Sept. tlon of Berlin, and the Weat, to 2. When someone says "I -just through West Hartford and pre­ hand brake, w*ere each fined $9. 15, 1904. They moved to Andover $895 white oak blotch miner, a moth got out of the tub and I’m aa warm AND TGUtr COMMNY the captain. Olaon said. dicted that if there are no major the contrary, had been inaiating 28 CMncee Serving 18 Connecticut Oonunnnitiee .lohn J. Yaakulka, chairman of Three bonds declared forfeited in 1914. She was an active mem­ worm cycle that operate! much the aa before," button the top button snags traffic will be rolling on Board to Get that the queatlon of Berlin muat be b t i y 898 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER the Police Committee, declined to by the court were; Leo J. Kajda, ber of St. Peter’s Church and aang same as the birch leaf miner. The NORTH BRANCH—15 N. MAIN ST. the long-awaited facility within 36, of no certain address. Intoxi­ in the church choirs from the age Nixoiif Nikita in Clash '57 MERCURY comment on the meeting when con- five years. dlacuaaed flrat, and without refer­ Inflnltesmal moth comes along, tseted today. He aaid any informs'; cation, $25; Anthony J. ^posito, of 15 and later became church or­ MONTCI-AIR 4-DinOR SEDAN ence Vo the queatlon of Germany. The route established by the Many Reports laya eggs, which hatch Into little tion on the Department would be 35. of Johnston, R. I., speeding. ganist. She waa a member of the Now, thanka to the tremendous highway is basically the so-caHed $35; and Ray H. McGaughey, 33, Kebron Grange, and the Andover worma, which proceed to feed on given out by the mayor from now "H” line which haa bec.i advocated On Red TV Network $1695 SOMETHING NEW IN DIAMONDS...y SB. of Livingston, Calif., $50. The’coiirt Ladies Benevolent Society for generosity of Gromyko, both prob­ parts of ths leaf. by the Highway Department The Board of Directors will meet lems can be diaeueaed at the aame The mayor la police chief ex ordered a warrant issued for the next Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the Mu­ many years. Then the worma turii Ihlo mbtha, effleio. since 1066.-' rMrreet of Kajda, Besides her h,u^^ leaves time. West Hartford Towrr Manager, nicipal Building- to -act on - reports -fCoBtlaiied from Page One) * But Khruahehev, obviously irri­ ’54 BUIGK which lay more eggs. Bloodmobile Here Monday - Judgmef.t was atiaj^nded in the two sons, Charles W. and John F. tated, would not .stop. But thia hiatorle conceeal^on doeg Donald H. N att, who waa at the by the general manager that were gPF-CIAL 2-DOOR There are two kinds of oak leaf - /h f ic f e Of out / Tha Red Cross Bloodmobile will caaos of Robert Gorman, 21, of left over from a meeting last Phelps of Andover; a brother, the Nixon was a little slow getting “Since you railed it while peo­ be in Talcottvllle and in Ellington press . conference when the com­ 691 Porter St., intoxication; Phil­ Rev. John H. Fitzgerald Jr., of pot deprive the diplomata of con­ minera. One is the solitary. The missioner announced his decision Tuesday. -started, fumbled occasionalefiy for ple are listening why not now?" tinued opportunity for the thing LIFE Monday seeking donatlona of 150 lip McLaughlin, 31. of 14 Knight­ Tha meeting will be a continue Brooklyn, N. Y.; and four grand­ the words. he demanded. "We know some­ $795 aolltary miner Just works a tiny pints of blood. expressed "disappointment’’ over on St., intoxication; Laverne W. children. About two hours later, when they they do beat There la etlll room the location and aaid the town tion of the regular one Tuesday. thing about politics too." patch here and there on a leaf. C. J. MORRISON The Aldon fipinning Mills will Burnett, 34, of Hsirtf»rd, breach No public diacuasion has to be per­ The funeral will be held Sunday had debated their way around the Khrushchev’s entourage ap- for new deadlock and new con- sponsor the visit at the Talcott- . council at its meeting next Tues­ of peace; and Ca lyle P. Teabo. 18, at 3 p.m. in St. Peter's Church. fairgrounds, he appeared to be raJalng a bliater. The other variety PAINT and WALLPAPER COMPANY ^ day night will consider appealing mitted as provisions for it were plaudod the rejoinder as he waved ’54 MERGURY troveray. The Weat can Inalat and ia the gregarioua oak leaf miner. ville Congregational Church, from of Hazardville, operating a motor met at Tuesday’s regular aession. Burial will be in St. Peter’s meeting Khrushchev point-for- Ms right finger a few inches from MONTEREY 2-DiB. HARDTOP will Inalat. that the fact that the 886 CENTER STREET — TEL. MI 0-9713 10:45 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Mra. the decision to the Federal Bureau vehicle without headlighte ■ at Church Cemetery. There are no point, displaying a smile and a The gregarious miner doea a solid f TREASURE CHEST of Roar.ia. The reports, including some new Nixon’s face and went on In stern two thinga may be dlacuaaed at iMnLSSMHMIliBEIIT WE GIVE g r e e n STAMPS Sylvia Wilson will be captain of night. ones added to the list elnce Tuea- calling hours. sense of humor. tones: Job of eating the inner pulp out of CLOSED WEDNESDAY DITRING JULY AND AUGUST the day in Talcottvllle. Nolles were entered in the cases day, deal with: In another area of the fair aa "You talk about an uttimatum, $895 the aame time does not establish the entire leaf'. If you have one m m m utm i-M um am OVAL DIAMONDS The Ellington visit will be spon­ John P. Johnson tjiey stood on the threshold of a aiiy connection between them. Rus­ m n m u r - 7 * u B a llon of Mrs. Naomi R. Brodsky, 44, of The Building Committee's opin­ you put great emphasis on an miner, you are likely to have the sored by the Ellington Ridge Providence, charged with follow­ ion on $10,000 appropriated for re­ John Peter Johnson. 364 E. model kitchen in an .American uKlmatura. What do you mean?" sia cap jnsiat, and probably will, Country Club and a unit will be at ing too closely; and Barbara L, pairs to the Barnard Junior High Center St., died early this morning home, Nixon and Khrushchev start­ Nixon replied; "I’ll be vary di­ ’54 OLDSMOBILE other. A LOVELY NEW SHAPE the Ellington Town Hall from at the Hartford Hospital after a ed talking about the relative merits that theip'ls an obvious and neces­ There appears to be no firm Bud|o;el of $3,917 Jardine, SO, of Franklin, charged School. rect. I am talking ahout H In tha d e l u x e 93 HOLIDAY COUPE igiMsaaiiiiia a ^ 12:45 to 5:30 p.m. Mrs. Hazel with breach of the peace, a charge A Leonard and Main St. storm short illness. of washing machines and wound Up International scene.” sary connection Jietween them. spraying remedy, even If spraying CUT TO LOOK LARGER Hein will be in charge of the Ell­ He was born in Denmark, May in a sometimes bitter exchange. Then the conference can break )pen 9 a.m, to fi:30 p.m. * Thurs. and Fri. to 9 p.m. - Closod Mon. - 935 Main St^- MI 3-617l| red:iced f.-om one of fratidulent sewer. At this Khruahehev repMed: all the eheriahad oaks in the world ington unit. She will be aaaiated Set by Library issue of a check. 13, 1879, and had been a reirident "Let us not beat around the "It sounds like a graat threat. $1295 down over that argument Or, who The permanent paving pro­ bush,” Khnishchev said. "The main were poaaible. It is recommended THAN ROUND DIAMONDS by Mra. Rosa Urquhart Mra. Ed; George LongUn, 39, of 109 Dale gram. of Manchester for many years. He We too are giants. If you want to knows, somebody can make an­ ward Moriarty ia Irf charge of re- The Bolton Library Committee wds a retired woolen spinner. He thing Is that we Want to put an end that, when the crippled leaves do Rd., pleaded innocent to, and waa The Robertson Park regrading threaten we will anewar threat other hlatoiic concession. Ih a one OF THE SAME WEIGHT eniitmenta. drew up a budget request of $3,- acquitted of, a charge of passing project. was a member of St. Mary’s Epis­ to bases on foreign lands. This is with threat.’’ ’53 GHEVROLET fall. In the autumn, they be col­ copal Church. the main thing. only thing that does seem forbid, Appointments may be made at 917 for the 1959-1960 fiscal year ir a no-passing zone. Longtln, ar­ A firehouse oonatruetion pro­ "That la not my point,” Nixon BEL AIR 4-DOOR lected land burned, although we are either place by calling the local last night. rested after paiwing a oar on Main gram. He leavea two sisters, Mrs. An­ "I repeat until that happens we said. "Who wanta to threaten? I den la that both sides should make So aracefsj, to Kinlillating, to much lorgar-looklng than tfialr actual Red Cross office. Walk-ins will This is a net increase of only nie Jensen and Miaa Carrie John­ will apeak different political hot told what thia may accqmpliah,. St., sa.d he mvung wide and The Schalier Rd.-Bolton St. re­ languages. 'The one that is for put­ am not thraatanmg. I’ll never en­ any common, aimultaneous eon- Perha:pa eggs winter over on them. carat weight. And our new oval diamondt matt all of ths Michaelt * also be accepted. • $32 over the current budget. How­ crossed the do\:ble white line be- grading project: son, both of „ Mancheater; four gage in threats.” $495 oeasion to common sense, and Legion Nominates Gardner brothers, Charles Johnson of Man­ ting an end to bases on foreign Perhapa it ia the wet year haa ttandardt required of Treaturt Cheit Diamondt. Priced from $160.00. ever, the _,ltem for ealarlce has cr.iise the other car had signaled The State’s contribution to the ibiruBhcl.jv replied; start talking about the Issues they OF MANCHESTER , George C. Gardner of Bancroft been increased about $1,000, off­ cost of street lights and traffic chester, Grover Johnson of New lands is for peace. The one who is broughtthese things on. Perhaps Federal tax included. to make a right turn. against this Ii for war." "You have been talking about ,’50 GADHIAG face instead of about how they are Rd. haa been nominated for the setting, a similar figure in the A $50 bond pasted by Samuel lights. Haven. Anthony Jordt of Hartford impKca'Uons.le. I hava^have not n mentioned modern Insecticides have altered post of commander of the local present budget for exterior paint­ and Peter Jordt of Hazardville; After the spirited exchange at “«2” HARDTOP going to talk about them. Silverman, of Chelsea, Mas!., was A storm sewer for the North the exhibition groundi, Nixon waa implications,IS. We >Wa ha:have means the balance of nature, so that who­ / -, American Legion. ing and roofing. End junior high school site. and aeveral nieces snd nephews. at our diisposal.■(posal. Ourdv ai Also nominated at meeting declared forfeit when Silverman The funeral will be held in St. Khruahehev’e guest at a luncheon are better ever used to eat up these moths be­ CAllckmdi The salary request of $2,233 rep­ did not appear in answer to a A swimming pool ordinance. in the Kremlin. than yoiirss.” \ $ 5 9 5 Possible, But Not Easy Monda.v were: Robert C. Chatter- resents sn Increa.se in the hourly charge of speeding. A report from the Charter Re­ Mary’s Church tomorrow after­ "We have too.” Nixon fore they laid their eggs, or eat jtw m it - iiivrisMirNi ton, aehior vice commander: Ed­ noon ' at 2:30. Burial* will be in Nixon and Khrushchev had met Ruasia is repaying., m advance, rates paid from $1.50 for the li­ The court continued to Monday vision (iiommisaion. in the Kremlin earlier this morning Said Khruahehev: "Ours the worms before they began •88 MAIN ST__MANCHESTER ward Ball, junior vice commander; brarian to $1.75 per hour and from Proposed building code amend­ .East Cemetery. tar If you want to compete.” ■' the American criticism that many George N. Brigham, senior post the case of Sidr.ey A. Michelson, Friends may call at the Holmea for the first time aince Nixon’s ar­ ’53 OtfflYSLER mining. Isn’t around any more" to $1.00 to $1.25 for assistants. 28, of Bloomfield, charged with ments. rival yesterday. The atmosphere Nixon: "To me that la of the things displayed at the Rus­ eat motha and worma. In any case, adjutant; Buell Chapman, finance Chief increase In the salary The status of the town garbage Funeral Home. 400 Main St., from material; WINDSOR CLUB SEDAN THE KNOWN NAME, THE KNOW N QUALITY SINCE 1900 Officer; Ronald Helm, chaplain; failure to stop for a stop sign; to 7 to 9:30 tonight. waa warm In contrast to the chilly sian exhibition down In New York we can offer no high hope of re­ item, however, arises from the July 31 the case of Leo M. Vuoto, collection contract, expected to be reception on Nixon’s arrival. Khrushchev: “You raised the Harmon Howe and Lewis Buscher, proposal to keep the library open signed soon, according to General point. We want peace and friend­ are not a real part of Russian life. lief. If It is weather alone, the hlstorlana; Walter Gromko, ser­ of Hartford, non support; to Aug. James Forde Rldiardson In the exchange at the exhibition $4 9 5 ^ Russia ia warning lU people that for an. additional six hours. The 7 the CMea of Lucille Macheux, Manager Richard Martin. grounds, Khrushchev said the ship with all nation!, especially weather will change. If it la nature geant at arms; Robert Pigeon, hours would,be 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 Plans for the proposed sanitary James Forde Richardson, son Americans." the "typical American home” to be eervlce officer; and Francis Prich­ of Hartford, absunlonlng a motor Soviets had .liquidated their foreign alone, nature will change, or offer p.m. on Monday and ThursdaV; vehicle; and Nicholas JVxzino, 40, sewer pump station and force main of Robert and Mayllyn Forde Rich­ bases and had reduced their armies Nixon steered the' conversation ’53 FORD displayed at our exhibition In Mos­ aome compensation. If it ia man in­ ard Sr., trustee for a 3-year term. 7 to 9 p.m. on Tuesday and Thui;s- of fr. Indaor, operating an over­ project for the West End of town. ardson Jr„ Camp Lejeune, N. C.. In the quest for pesce. around to the Geneva conference Fred Hewett la the present post died Wedneaday. He was born and asked whether Khrushchev be­ CVST^fin-INE V-3 2-OOOR cow U no auch thing. volved, it is quite possible that hia day; 2 to 5 p.m. on Wednesday and weight commercial /ehicle; and to Martin today said he will provide "We have offered to make peace eommander. Nominations for the 2 to 4 p.m. on Saturday. the plans in case the Directors de­ Monday In North Carolina. lieved it could settle the East-Weet The Russians quirre! with the efforts to cure one peatllence varlotia offices will remain open Aug. 14 the case of William O. with Germany and eliminate the Librarian Mrs. Elinor Bentley Morlooi^» 24, of 53 Gerard St., cide to meet informally on the proj­ Besides his parents, he leaves a point of friction in Berlin," he sal'*. argument over Germany. $395 purported cost of the house, and would release still another. You until the annual meeting of the ect Tuesday night. brother, Robert E. Richardson HI; "If we considered it otherwise then they quarrel with the Idea post Aug. 3 at 8 p.m. f reported an Increase of circulation operating under suspension of hla Nixon stood toe-to-toe with We would not have incurred the feel sad. for the wounded oaks,« of 3,259 volumes over last year’s license. The Directors’ fiscal policy com­ his maternal grandfather. James Khrushchev batting back . hia that very many Americans w-ould Loiion Junior Raaoball mittee Is also scheduled for a re­ Forde; hia paterna) grandparents, expense of sending our foreign min­ and you wait to see what another The American Legion Junior figure, attributed to Increased use arguments one by one. At Me end ister to Geneva,'” said Khruahehev. ’52 OLDSMOBILE be able to afford, it. year win bring. o f ' the library since opening of port. Mr. and Mts. Robert Richardson Nixon apologized for being "a poor DELirXE 98 4-DOOR baseball team will meet second Sr„ and two great-grandmothers, Nixon; "I hope it la successful.’’ They lose the first quarrel: there place Willlmahtlc today at '6:15 new quarters. host at the expoeitlon and allow­ Khruahehev: "It does not depend The request for purcha;ie of new Mre. John Addy and Mrs. Samuel to actually some legitimate argu­ Will Design Scientist p.m. at Henry Park. This ia a Hospital Notes Richardson, all of Manchester. ing a ceremonial visit to turn Into on me." $195 ment over whether the costs would muat game for WlllimartUc. Man­ books totals $650-; $400 for adult hot foreign policy discusalone. Nixon;'"Ah, but it takfs two to A scientlat was playing checkers books and $250 for juvenile. About Town The funeral will be held tomor­ be bearable for as many, pocket- chester leads the leapie and all row afternoon at 1:30 at the "My main point Is that in to- make an agreement. You cannot with a computer the other day. Oars, to Be Blessed da.v’s world,” Nixon said, "it la im­ haVe it ail your own way.” books aa our data about the house but eliminated the Legion from Visiting hours; Adults .2 to 8 Holmes Furiersl Home. 400 Main ’50 GAIHLUG Unaccountably, the machine sacri­ the race last Wedneada.y night Blessing of cars, the first admin- p.m.. Maternity—8 to 6 and 8:80 material which of these two great khruahehev; "To put an end to would seem to claim. ilftration of this rite in Bolton, George J. Dormer,- 269 Porter St„ with Major E. Walter Lamie countries at a particular moment the veatlgea of the last war la the "80" SPECIAL 4-DOOR ficed a king, whereupon the scien­ when Manchester took advantage to 3 p.m. Children’s Ward— to 7 St„ a June graduate in melallurgi- of the Salvatiqn Army officiating. The house, a six-room ranch, is of seven Rockville errors to score will take place at St. Maurice p.m. has sn advantage. Any advantage only way to make peace. That ia tist abused it for Us poor play. Church Sunday from 2 until 4 p.m. cel engineering at Rensselaer Burial will be in East Cemetery. in the next war ia illusory.” what we want. It ll very bad that apparently a faithful copy of one The machine Just amlled and told a 9 to 0 victory. Either Bobby. Polytechnic Institute, Troy, N. Y., There will be no calling hours. $ 5 9 5 Lanz or Dickie AVeat will pitch for The outdoor ritual will be i'n honor Patienta Today: 183 X i Khrushchev apologized for we quarrel over peace and war;" that can be built for 113.000, if you the scientist to go on and,^make his of St. Christopher patron saint*of was named to tha dean’s list for speaking so frankly to Nixon. But At one point Nixon Hkened the Already have your own land. The Rockville, This will be the last ADMITTED YESTERDAY: the last semester. ' move. Then the machine took a home game' In ,xone II competi­ travelers. The first 200 cars to be George Freemer, 64 Florence St.; Nixon, recalling some of his poli­ premier's conversation to a .Senate ’50 OLDSMOBILE price on the furnishings In the king and a man from the scientist. tion for Rockville. Wllllmantic and blessed will be given special cards. iValter Bralnard, East Hartford; Funerali tical campaigns, told their inter­ filibuster: "You do all the talking houae, 14,038 at Macy’s, la a cor­ An Oblate Father from Law­ The wedding of Miss Joan C. preter: and do not let 4riy one else talk." "88" CI-IT* COUPE To be accurate, we think the news Rockville have split even lif the Axel Johnson, Hartfo.rd; Mra. Kant, dauhgtar of Mr. and Mrs. rect price, not faked. two games played so far thia aea- rence, Mass., will visit Masses at Elaine Baker, Bolton Center Rd., "Tell him I have been insulted story said it wqa the scientist who William R, Kent, 33 Palm St., and Mre. Mabel I. Hunt But when we get Into the ability •on. St. Maurice Church Sunday Ip be­ Bolton; Mre. Margaret (3ilman, by experts.” $95 smiled, rather than the ..machine. Elegance... half of the Cooperative Mission ap­ Blast Glaatonbun-y; Mrs. Beitha Joaeph W. Voboril Jr„ son of Mr. A private, funeral for Mrs. Mabel Motorist Naps, of the typical or average workei'to Piark Novlea Tonight and Mrs. Joseph W. Voboril, Weat President Kiementl Voroehilov But it ia all pretty much the aame, A movia on the mouth to mouth peal. Offerings received in the ap­ Generous, 33 Deerfield Dr.; Miae I. Hunt, 309 Main St., waa held at and Deputy Premiers Anastas I. own thia home with lU furnishings, either way. The scientlat amlled be­ peal will be shared by 64 mission Donna Floridla, Hartford; William WlUiilgton, will take place at 4 2 o’clock yesterday afternoon at Mlkoyan and Frol R. Kozlov stood Car Smacks Pole ’49 OLDSMOBILE I’eauscItatlon method will be shown o’clock tomorrow afternoon in the the Holmea Funeral Home, with there la some room for dispute. The cause he haa a computer which ii the new pampering in your private world near the municipal swimming pool dioceses served by priests, broth­ Manning, 100 Brettop Rd.; Elmer at Khrushchev’s elbow during the "88" 4-DOOR ers and nuns. Thrall, 87 Church 8L- South Mqthodiat Church. the Rev. Lawrence Almond, minis­ visit to the exhibition. They were A driver, who said he feU | builder says a man with flOO getting emarter all the time, play­ In Henry Park tonight at duak. ter of the South Methodist Church, week, can afford it. The average Donald Bergejf,. pool director, Masses will be celebrated as ADMITTED TODAY; Mra. Bo­ Jammed Into a tight circle while asleep at the wheel, and one of! ing not standard, or predictable usual at 7, 8:30 and 10 a.m. china Fammia, 369 Woodbridge St.; King David Lodge, lOOF, will officiating. Burial waa in East' 50 Soviet and U.S. security men his three passengers were hoapital-1 $95 American w-age Is getting closer to eald the film le being shown in Cemetery. checkers, but better checker! each .cooperation with the Red Cross to Church Notes Bruce Grotta, 79 Ansaldi Rd. hold a meeting tohighLat 7:30 in pushed and shoved in order to iied thia morning after the car hit that figure all the time, but a lot In commemoration of the 14lh BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A Odd Fellowa Hail. C a re rs were Raymond Schiebel, protect them. a utility pole on Kingsbury Ave. time out. If the machine doean't Inform the public on the latest ap­ Seymour Neleber, Rusaell Tomm, of wages well below that figure are imile now. It will after one or two proved method of resuscitation. A annivereary of the initiation of the daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Several cameramen fell off in Rockville. ’43 GHRYSLER present in the atatistlca w-hieh pro­ H«ri9 is truly •Ugant styling, with atomic age, the Rev. Theodore W. Nadeau, 100 Coleman Rd.; a aon to- George Hunt III, Roger Miner and chairs, a number of vasea were atfford Bats, 21, Mils Hill Rd.. | WINDSOR ,4-DOOR more vietoriee. plaatic tube is used to avoid physi­ Chandler Jr. will give a sermon on William Bessette. vide the average. , quiet aiiregard for the cal contact between the victim and Mr. and Mra, Herman Frerichs, broken, and newly planted grass Rockville, and hfias Diane Ber-1 The aelentlet’e hope te to get, in selected paaaagea from Hermann 175 Vernon St. waa trampled. thold, 18, Fox Hill Rd., Rockville. | It would be quite unusual, and the rescuer, The'method la consid­ Hagedorn's ‘"ITie Bomb That Fell Police Arrests Anniversary Maas time, a computer smart enough to ordinary. Trul'jr elegant ^ropertions ered superior to other forma of BIRTH TODAY: A daughter to When the debate got really were admitted to Rockville City' perhaps quite fooUah, for the aver- run a busineae, not merely play an on America", at 10 a.m. Vyorship at Mr. and Mrs, Edwin Stutz, Cov­ An anniversary high Mass will rough! Nixon said bluntly: ^ Hospital at 12:30 this morning' . . not a single jarring line. * vesuscltatlon. Thare wjll be no Bolton Congregational Church be said for Edith and William ' American worker to decide, original game of checkers. At charge for the movies. entry- ' Adrian J. Thibodeau, 33, of Cov­ "I trust the Premier has under­ with minor injuries. one fine day, to buy this house and Truly elegant luxury that'is excitinq Sunday. DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: entry, .who, police aaid, backed Sleurpa tomorrow morning at 8 stood ail the implicationa. What Another passenger. Miss Mary ^ ’46 FORD least, that seemed to be \vhat the Swim Team Whia The Rev. Mr. Chandler will go on Mre, Erma Giglio, Bolton; Mra. hia car tha wrong way on a 1-way o'clock in St. Bridget’s Church. 4-DOOR provide It with $6,000 worth of fur- without being one whit fatiguing. No wonder you'll Tha RockvlUa swimming team I mean is that the moment we Newell, 17, of Crystal Lake, was scientist was saying as he faded vacation during August when aiip- Edith McMulIln, 32 Edison Rd.; street, will, face a charge in Town place either one of theae powerful treated In the emergency room of i nlahings as he moved In. He would J’on its flrat meet Wedneaday at ply pastors will conduct worship out of the interview and the com­ love beautiful Charles River furniture. Especially see YOUR PLUMBER, Mra. Martha Nowark, 12' Edison Court Aug. 10 of improper use of DEBRA NEARS TEXAS nations through the ultimatum in Rockville City Hoapital and dis-1 find himself behind the financial Windsor tiocks with a score of 168 services at the church. Rd.; Mra. Stacie Wierschowski, 16 charged. J ^ n Ulrich, 23, Mile $45 puter took over. Its next object, when you know you've choten wisely . . at IIVE 8111 I 8 IIIC79ICAU7 ♦o JS3. Irene Kolanko was high the highway. New OrlMMs, July 24 Ifv—Tho a poaltion where they have no eight ball, with ae much to meet Df.Al ER OR The Rev. Donald W. Greene will Proctor Rd. Patrolman Emanuel _ M o t o 1 a 11.8. Weather Bureeu warned to­ choice but accept dictation or Hili Rd., Rockville, was treated at aaid the computer, would be to de- modest prices, too. For this it juit one way to •corer in individual events. She conduct morning prayer at servicei DISCHARGED TODAY: Mrs. aaid Thibodeau backed hie car fight, then you are playing with the emergency room at Manches­ In payments he might become one •Ign a aclentlet who could play a THt HARiiORD came in with two firsts, two sec- of St. George’s Episcopal Church day that toopical alarm Debra of those starving capiuilsta Mos­ finsemble a room from our Charles River Collection Rose Zadrosny, 150 Oakland. St.; yesterday from the Green Phar­ witli winde. eetlmated at 8$ miles the most destructive power in the ter Memorial Hospital around 9:30 MANCHESTER better geme of checkers. LLICTRIC onda and anchored a relay team. Sunday at 10 a.m. in the Civil De­ Mra. Rita Piala, Ellington; Gay macy to Vernon St. on a abort 1- world. a.m. and discharged. cow likes to Imagine. by Century . . which includes gracious dining Other meets will be held here fense shelter at the elementary Fielding, 5 Diane Dr„ Vernon; Mrs. per hour near the renter would LIGHT COMPANY THE HARTFORD ELECTRIC LIGHT CO. way street which parallels E. Mid­ reach the central Texas eoaat In “And this is very important In Batx told State Police from the But In point of fact, that Isn’t room pieces as wall . . created in solid cherry with ^ug' 3 and Aug. 7, and in Wlnd- •chool. Joyce Maaaier, 144 Adams St.; dle Tpke. the preeen^ world context. When Stafford barracks that hia car waa for Aug. 14. Tme suburban meet Morning worship will tie held at Matagorda B i^ thie afternoon. MOTOR SALES t> ■ way It happans. when It does FOR RENT subtle antiquing, Charles River is a brand new Mrs. Doris Bentley, Weqt Willing- 'niibodeau waa arrested after At 9 n.m: (CS'f) the dieturbanee you ait down at the conference proca^ng sbuth near tha Italian happen. The typical- American 8 and 16 mm. Movie Projeotore [n Newtagton Is set for Aug. 22, 10 a.m. at United Methodist Church ton; M ra Judith MacDonald, An­ ha had backed into a gaa station which developed overnight In the table it cannot be all one way." Club IVhen it veared across the on­ .“Your Local —eoond or eilent, otoo 88 mm. interpretation of Americana by the famous high meorers in the suburban Sunday. The Rev, Carlton T. Daley dover; Mrs. Patricia Kaminsky, 46 Khruahehav flushed red at thia. coming lane, and struck the pole worker doean't start out living in meet win compete in the Tourna­ aiv|l turned right to drive out Ver­ weetern Gnit e( Mexico wee lo­ Oldsmobile Dealer” , eSde projectors. designer, Ray Sabota. See it at Watkins, tomorrow. is psLqtor. , . Glenwood 'St.; Mra. Frances Kat- non St. cated. about 48 ntllee eoulbeast Looking sternly at N|xon he aaid: on UiA'eaiat ride of the road. The RAY DWYER, a hams like this. Ho Uvea In somC- ment of Champions at Goodwin kanakas and aon, 658 Tolland ,, ------—^------^ ef Matagerda. It wae moving “Who ia giving ultimatum?” pole snapped, and fall on the roof MilBf iBfarler. Ha aavoa aame mon- WELDON DRUG CO. Special Installation Allowance! Time Limited, Pool In Hartford Aug. 30, against Mancheeier Evening HeraM Bol­ Tpka.; Mra. Margaret Khoury and went Rorlhweet ahout 7 m.p.h. Nixon tried to ahift ,the argu the car, damaging It,badly.- Used Car Manager. haaumulataa furniture, not 981 tUlB 84. VU. Ml SAMI ^nnera from Hartford, Bast ton ' correa i-andent, Dorto daughtor, 38 Pioneer Circle; Mra. Tha GoM Ooaat and Nigeria wHh HMIe ehaage in otee er In- m'ent aaylng that the two man The ear was towad away. Tha 512 WEST CENTER ST. / urtferd, Waet Hartford and prl- M. lYIteMa, MephotM lOtolMlI Waneta MeKaan nuid daughtor, I In Afrlea praduM about half the the Weather ahonld dlaraaa thia tuehy laoua at eaqa la atHI undar tnveatlgatl«a by Open ETeninga MI 3-2411 8St6 Chartar Oak B t Im tM ’aaMoa. aaothar tlaaa. FoBeriria* UaMI Labrada. mmmmrnmmmmmJlmmm f ^ ■ r - T IUNCHE8TBR EVENING HERALD. MANUUEETBB. CONN., FRIDAY. JULY t4. 1959 PAGE BIGHT ^ ' x ; MANCnn»TBR EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. OONN« FRIDAY. JULY 94. 1999 PAGE NINE DAILY CROHBWORD PU’AZLB UUR BOARDING HOUSI MAJOR HOOPLE BUGS BUNNY Motorcycle Tipi, Anawar to Proviout Punrio Democrats Say Kelly. Girl Breaki Hip This and That^ Jscquelln* HjsUnter. 16. of 138 Gutting De]bate W aM ell Rd., MandiMUr, is a pa­ Amesite ACBOSS DOWlt ^ tient at Windham Community Me­ 1 Diiorder •Y 1 IndiTiduil morial Hoapital with a brokan hip 2 Town in 4ThMtric«l PuU auppert' from fallow Oem o-^p d t individuals who can think for as the result o f a motorcycle ac­ Connecticut crata wttk obtaiiied by Ua.yor Hu* thamielvea. good govem- curtain cident on Rt. 6, Columbia, about 1 Noca gene T. K e ^ Tuesday night be- mentT" t Italian eeina 10:S0 laat night 4 Am nge in fore Sir'cut- off puiblle debate at Thla s p a r e d t « be in 'reply to 11 Fraeadlni Mlaa HJalmasr was a passenger foldi a Directors' metftmg in the Muni­ Shea's inslnuatlen yeaterdajf that parkxl on the back of a motorcyrle driven II Wander I College town cipal, Building. .T. -j-e^ Kelljr has b4en unable to -organise Thomas Colla by Frederick Deane, 32, 109 Hem­ in Oeergia Dlrrcthfa Theodore Powell, Alice the c a r d 's S-member Democratic IdSatcnilva ^ OBicaggerata lock Street, Manehester. In a raeata dOMaaauraa Damenzo, Ted Cummlnga.- -and majoffty and takes out his "frus­ 7 Through IS Arabian guU tration''^ on Jhe public. party o f eight motorcyclee, the II Saturate g Slow train 26 Cloaad car 41 Outmoded John Hutchinson- had- indicated twe were riding to Willimantic, 41 Italian rivar they wanted Kelly to end the-piih- The charge dlaorganiaation 11 Nocth and 6 Maaeuline 17 Padca from among Board Demecrata haa be­ according to aome of their party. South —— 41 Poverty Nc diacuaalnti period that had con- appellation eight come a. repeated Republican Deane waa at the head of the lITurUa lIPoAet—— • 44 Clamping elimed nearly two hour*. A note lOLaaae charge! line. He was pulling ovsr to ths MANCHESTER 20 Italian poet 26 War god device wag reportedly pa**ed among the 11 (Hdie Mrs. Lamanso, in discuaslng the side of the road, according to 21 PraclMly 31 Petal parta 46Netwoiic Directors at thelf table. ITLoalera meeting, laid she did not aee a State Police, when he waa struck » T o r 16 Danger 33 Brain 47 Moderate The dhe TXrector who protested 24Sora 46 Meat dUh note tmng circulated before debris in the rear by Gerald 8. Johnaon, 21 Command paiaagca closing' o’ff 'the 'rti*cua«ion period was cut ,off, but let Kelly know 16 Painful 24 Babbit 18 Slanted type lOSodet river 18. of 369 Hllletown Rd„ Man- Q sin ijU c 17 Unda Tom was Ronald Jacobs," the lonie Re­ verbally o f her aupport. Directors cheater. The two were thrown andUttle----- publican present. Absent from the Powell and Cummings could not be from the Deane motorcycle when lOCounaal 1 1 t 1 1 li r meeting were' Republicans Gilbert reached today for their opinions One nf ConnectienVe r r It tipped over. She waa taken by Finest Outlets For UMotoriit Barnes and Robert Gordon and on the meeting and Shea's charges. ambulance to the Windham hos­ Powell is on vacation. 14 Staggered IL D rt Democrat Francis Mahoney. pital. IIGELOW and ISlMded In a statement today. Mrs. La- k If Johnaon waa charged by State MOHAWK proper^ r menzo struck out at charges yes­ Pollcaman Stephen Fabian with 16 Abatrad being terday by Republican Town Chair­ CARPETING IT Couple II 11 Reduced Aid reckleaa driving, and wilF appear man John F. Shea Jr. that Kelly in Columbia Justice O iir t July 37. 16 Seth’a eon V was "discourteous and short- (Bib.) tempered" at the meeting. Limit Measure 40 Gaip fl If r ? r Mrs. 'Lamenzo Claimed Kelly has 41 Before really beeh "tool charitable and Bomb Shelter Benefits CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER (lereSx) N too patient." Signed by Ike 41 Blackimlth'a The meeting in the hearing Miami, Fla., July 24 (fft-Ufa In ■ Mode rt If room of the Municipal Building a bomb shelter may be confining, 46 Aecumulatee (Continued from Page ,0«e) j erupfbd Into catcalls when the but It’a fret of aome eomplicatlona 46 Bapalra ahoet % that exist above-ground. mayor cut off the discussion •KISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER 51 Pdine defense budget rather than a sep­ A summons for a civil aulit has 10 period at 10:08 p.m. Most of the animal arate Item. bean luutdsd to the aherlK'a depart­ . clamor came ' from townspeople 51 Cozy apot n !1 ¥ 7 9 Congress also authorized only ment fw aervice on Melvin mnin- 55 Term in if who regularly attend Board meet­ 5155 millton, instead of the rec­ eon when he and his bride emerge blUiarda r ings and criticize policies such as ommended 5200 million, in the tomorrow from a two weeks honey­ 54 Marihef’f Wilbur Bennett, Dr. A. B. Moran, fund for the President to spend moon 10 feet under Miami. The suit direction K ♦t rt and former Directors Helen, Fitz- in unforeseen contingencies. contends Mlninson and another 55 Poemi Patrick and Walter Mahoney. ■ Other categories also ware re­ man failed to go through with a NOW 56 Hurt 1 w It J! Some came also from towns- duced. but congrese not only ap­ deal to buy a beauty parlor. 57 Stitch people with complaints on spec­ proved the entire 5700 million Mlninson. 28, and the former 80IN8 ific subject*. One was, Anthony authorisation requested for eco­ Maria Rodriquez, 37, Tampa, were DiPerrio, who blasted the Board nomic development loans this year wed beside the shelter July 13 and ON! SHORT RIBS BY PRANK O’NEAL .and town'administration, for what In countries with lagging eco- Kitchen Wing Started at Hospital descended Into Its for a two weeks he termed a more than 3-year de­ nomias, but provided a stepped-up Workmen lay the foundation for the addition which w llL double the size of Mancheeter Memorial honeymoon to publicize the' S la ­ lay *n repairing Burnham St. , , authorisation for Hospital's kitchen and dining area. The construction is being done by the Wadhams and May ton structures and point up Civil 51 100 000,000 Defense. Mr.s. Liamenzo said today' " A t next year which had not been Construction Co., and will be completed In 90 days. An additional 90 days will be needed to com­ Tuesday's meeting everyone spoke requested. plete Interior work on the 5193,(X>0 renovations. (Heral^ Photo by Oflara). long and lengthily In his or her Other congreseional contribu­ particular interest. No one was SHOP TUBS., THURS., PRI. UNTIL 9 P.M. tions written Into the bill were a also b* used this year and for the The game t* scheduled for • denied an ,op|Mrtunity to express a mandate for plans to taper off Columbia two in the basement which will o’clock. The fleld will be lighted. W ATCH FOR THE OTHER DAYS 5:30 himself. A fter two houra of , this, outright grants to foreign coun­ be used this fall. Two folding Teenagers Dance RE-OPENING OF it was time to get on with the tries, provisions for tightened Board in Session tables were purchased for the last The second in the series of sum­ Town of Manchester's regular state department supervision and two rooms alao. Two adding ma­ MARY’S SODA SHOP mer dances for teenagers will be 1678 M AIN »T. business and to perform the work control of foreign aid, including On School Budget chines will be bought— one for the held in Yeomans Hall tomorrow 311 MAIN STREET „ fo r , which the Board was elected eatabliehment of a hew poet of in­ school, the other for the secretary night from 8-11:30. OPENING SOON by the people of Manchester. ^ spector general, and requirements of the Board. The EfdoradOs, a local'teenage MI 9-4343—PLENTY OP OFF-STREET PARKING Agreeing, Hutchinson said today for more precise information from The Board Of Education met Budget boys band will play for an hour that when Kelly's gavel fall, Moran the international cooperation ad­ last night a week earlier than Work for the 1059-60 budget was and the balance of the music will was aoout to speak for a. second ministration on its plana and usual for the convenience of in its preliminary stages. Secretary be by tape recording. The com­ time -.after having read a long operations. George Graff, superintendent, who Mrs. George E. Peters, said. It will / if -nilRI'S ONI tmM \ mittee on arrangementa is Sandra 4 statement and that DiPerrio Riaenhower took particular note will be away for the remainder of be considerably larger than this Stlmson. publicity; Theodora Mar- f WlU.tVg e«TA OBillf 1 the month. I ai VA 11 ipon. ( i HATE, ITS .Ae^TAUCy wante'l to speak for a third time. of the information requirements In year’s, if only by the addition of ratte, refreshments; Alan Binder, bb iim 1 AzeOMB. y v __ ^ Hutchinson termed ensuing ac­ The meeting was largely one of Fslsy TrinI ItBoamst 10 Wsaiirfsl S I Onilstt a statement announcing he had two teachers to the staff. She music and Lois Clarke, tickets. working on next year’s budget 21 Days — From $555 (Cabin) — From 1715 (First) tions by certain members of the signed the bill. said practically all of the al­ Chaperones will include Mr. and public "(^lagraceful.” and making this year's go through A s many ns 9 porta, never lees thnn 4. He said fits signature was on the lotted 5174.880 of last year will Mrs. Charles Olsen and Mr, and " I f -in rbody,d®s®Tves an apology, 3 express premise that -these provi­ the various Jobs of maintenance be used in flnishing the work ap­ Mrs. William Jacobus, It'a tt.e Mayor and the people on .. »8, CONSTITUTION AND SS. INDEPENDENCE sions “ are not intended to alter and repair. proved Tuesday night. the Board,'''he said, adding that Two sealed bids for painting and cannot • alter the recognized Donkey Baseball - No. Ship Inr. N. T. "there was -sufficient time to al­ Mancheeter Evening Herald Ports *f Callt constitutional duty and power of the trim on the exterior of the The Lions Club will play the low ail the people to be'heard onoe, brick, building, caulking all seams, Columbia correapendent Mrs. Don­ the executive with respect to the C

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MANCHESTER IVENING H ER Al^, MANGUE8TBR. CONN« FRIDAY, JULY 24. 1959 PAGE ELEVEN PAOS TEH IIANCK18TBB tVENlKO >, MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, JULY 24. 1959 • - ; . j • 0 ' ______THE Indians Play Like Contenders, Whip Yanks Little ;ue All-Stars Defeated in Opening Play Herald Angle ■V EARL YOST Minoso^s 15 th Major Eventl^ Rporta Editor Francona’s Hitting Could Help Home Runs Le a g u # Homer Whips J . Ted Reaents Being Called Old i iLe od ers: Dot Program ■ :i Help Settle Amerlean iM g m '"I^ere’8 old Ted out there now,” ah excited father nhouted Him Find a Spot to ^Settle Down Out 4-0 Lead Batting—Kuenn, Detroit, .347; On Saturday to hi* young son as he pointed from a box seat at Fenway Maria, Kansas City, .343; Kallne, Park last Sunda.v at a tall, good looking Red Sox baseball ...... ■■■.M-.- At srteew !,••(«• Ns MsmU Lsih:w > Detroit, .840; WoodUng, Baltimore, . J layer who wears uniform No. 9. ‘‘Hey. I don’t mind you Ntw York idP)—If ths Clsvslsmle - Ain Arlsona Mth Balllmors. When Ysstsriay’s llss«lts VsstsHsjr's Resalte New York, Jul.^\24 (/P)— .835; Fox, Chicago, .832. * '‘I Both Games New York, July 24 UP)—Ths Sollerihg at me but cut out that old stuff,” Ted W illiam s Indians win the Amsrtesn Lssgus Ous Triandos dU...the Oriotas hurt; Kansas City 9. Baltimore *. San Francisco 8. St. Louts 1 Somebody aay the New York Runs—Power, Cleveland and Cleveland 8. New York >. Cincinnati 6, Milwaukee 2. AI.ITMNI LKAQCK f pounding hoovea of-thoroughbred jokingly said to the man. “ I’m still a young guv. ” he added pennant, the Worriei of Tito and hts back. Manag«^>S>jiiil Rlehsrds; Ysnkeea still were the t«am Roir^r Macmouf »*t the' Elk* Two down and one to go! Yost, Detroit, 74; Klllebrew, horses will ratUe off a symphony Roberta Francona should be mini­ brought up another es.tchsr and | Detroit II. Washington 2. Los Angeiss 5. Chicago 3. Washington, 72; Jensen, fioston, as he continued to play catch withf Boston at Chicago, Postponed, (Only Games Scheduled). rievelfind ,hsd to beat? Gr^it, down with Just three hlu last That’a the .situation facing of cold eaah In rich stakes from a teammate. "I feel great today, I mised considerably. optioned Francona to Vtatcouver, *7; Aparicio, Chicago, 64. coast to coast tomorrow, with six Cleveland fans’ might try to B. C . "For a little while." ' l Rain. W. L. Pet. O B guy for jokes, that fella. 'The nl)tht aa the First National Bank Manchenter Little League All- Runs B atted In-Klllebrew, just hope that they let me pitch arored a lop-aided IP-n victory at major races worth In excess of a build them a home In the unused W L. Pet. O.B. Ssn Frsnciaco .54 41 .,568 'Injuns left ’em battered. It Washington, 80; Jensen, Boston, one of the games,” he chortled as Roberta went to Vancouver alKlJ Charter Oak Park. Macaione also Star te4mR after last night’s half-million dollars. space that separates the Munici­ Ihe Francpnaa were there tw o]'s{“ ~**® .53 89 .,578 — Loa Angeles ...5 4 44 ..561 ; was the Ysrtkees vyhA tumbled the 72; .Oolavito, Cleveland, 70; Max­ he broke off a good roundhouse chipped in with four hits in five opening tests in the District 8 pal Stadium bleachera from the davs whefi the t,eam went on the .,52 39 .571 Milwaukee ....47 43 522 41., i Indians out of first place a wiMk well, EMtroit, . 66; Alllaon and Three 1100,600-plus races head curve. Although a physical apeci- Baltim ore...... 48 46 .511 6 41^ ago. then dumped them to second trips while teammate Ed Jolly Tournament. The lo(ial Ameri­ the Saturday program, with fillies men at the age of 40. Ted doe.>i not center field fence. He’s been that road. After 10 days and 13 games PitUburgh ...,49 46 .521 anjoved a perfect night with three can League combine bowed 6-2 at Liemon, Washington, 62. Important to the tejun. with Vancouver. Baltimore re­ New Tdrk ...... 47 47 .500 T Chicago ______47.f 47 ..50<) 6 >, ags,in Wednesday night when Hits—Fox, Chicago, 126; Kuenn, and mares battling In- the Dela­ like to be referred to as old. straight hits, including a three-run Buffield while the Silk Town In­ called Francona and he joined Detroit . .. . s . .. .46 50 .479 • St. Louts ___ . 45 49 .479 *W Cleveland blew a ’4-0 load Detroit, 122; Power, Cleveland, ware Handicap at Delaware Park, SUll as'handsome as when he Right now the Franconaa have Kansas Oily .43 49 .476 10 homer. The Bankers missed scor­ ternational League squad lost to Sword Dancer tackling 'older no home, and their first heir, a the team in Kansas City. He hit Cincinnati ...... 42 51 .4,52.11 • But last night.the indie ns played 112; Runnels, Boston, 111; Allison, flrat br. Pittaburgh XI Milwaukee, iN) homer triggered s seven-nm sixth Power, Cleveland, 23. Park. in Class C ball, he went into the 1958 was traded to Detroit. rm 'K C H s o f t b .a u , i,r..A(H'K must meet Windsor National Mon­ liams, he has been friendly and I.,a.st March 21, Detroit sent Washington at Cleveland. (N)-— Haddix |7^) va Piaarro |2-1 i Inning that overhauled a 4-0 Yan­ Triples—Allison, Washington.'7; Army for two years. He came out Behind the nve-hll pitching of day night in Windsor. The annual Richest plum on the vine Is the cooperative bi.t I have never seen him to Cleveland. The native of Paacual (11-7) vs. Garcia (2-51. St. Louis at Los Angelea. iNi—- kee lead and heat the rhampe. 8-5. Kuenn, Detroit, 6; DeMaestri, 11-4 mile Delaware Handicap, him in such a jovial mood as he and got a break by playing winter ^ Boston at Kansas City, (N) — Gerry Chappell, league-leading tourney Is played on a single ball In Colombia. South America. Aliquippa. Pa., had started 19,59 Brngllo (4-61 va. Podrea l5-6i. It waa Ihe Insistent Injuns' North Methodist walloped SL elimination basis. Kansas City and Skowron and Me- finale of the distaff big three, as last Sunday. During batting Sullivan (6-6 ) va. Kucks (3-6). Chicago at San Francisco. iN) Dougald, New York, 5. Then he made the Baltimore Ori­ spring training In I„akeland, Fla., eighth victory In 17 gsraes against Mary's 8-1 last night at Charter Home runs featured last night’s with a dozen expected to face the practice he jokec with his team- and finished it in Tucson, Ariz. Baltimore at Chicago, (Nt- Hillman f6-7) vs. Antonelli (13- Home Runs—Klllebrew, Wash- starter. They include C. 'V. Whit­ matea and exchanged greetings oles as a rookie in 1966 and ibar- Wtlhelm (10-5) vs. Pierce flO-ll). .Vew York this sesson -■ and the Oak’ Park. Heads-up play and ex­ two contests. A three-run homer ried at the end of the season. Rocky Colavito is the big bat 1 0 ). seventh they've put away with a cellent ba.se ninning featured the by Dan Mandirola in the fifth in­ Ingrton, 32; Colavito, Cleveland, 29; ney's Bug Brush, J. Graham with a number of fans in the Tosaorrow's Sehsdnls But since then, Tito has been a in Cleveland but the pleasant sur­ Tonserrew’s Schedule home run. winners attack. ning was the decisive blow in ■1 -“f ; V;': Allison, Washington, 26; Triandos, Brown’s Bomaatar, and the Moor? stands. New York al Detroit, Baltimore and Maxwell, Detroit, victim of two-platoon baseball. prise to Indian fans Is Tito Fran- Phlladslphla at Cincinnati. This one, Minoso'a 15lh, made Methodist ...... 000 2.31 X-8-.3-1 Suffield’s triumph. Manchester V '■ Ing Stable’s Tempted. The race' . My yotmgeat son. Dean, was enna, who hits fourth ahead of Washington at Cleveland PitUburgh at Milwaukee/ St. Mary's ...... 000 001 0-- 1-.V3 had taken a 2-0 lead In the top of 22. will gross better than *150,000, once again thrilled at talking with Until this year he had hit only .260 .Minnie the first in the AL to hit for 322 big league games. Within a Colavito when Tito plays against Boston at Kanaaa City, (N). St. Louis at Ijmi AngslesT (Ni. Chappell and Steeley; O'Dell, the fourth, with the victors bat­ Stolen Bases— Aparicio, Oiica- and is the richest in the world for Williams, hia bsaebail idol. The TRD WIL1.IAMB Baltimore at Chicago. two slams Jhls season — and It 'Pt. go, 28; Mantle, New York, 16; space of nine months he had play­ right-handed pitching. Chicags at San Francisco. was his first home run against Mav (6 1 and L. Hansen, D. Hansen tling back for a single marker in. the Bo-called weaker sex.. Tl umper took time out after get­ Swiday'a Schedule Landis, Chicago, 13; Jensen, Bos­ ed for three teams. Starred in Football 8nnda,r’a Schedule Yankee pitching In three years, («>’. the bottom of the fourth before .. ■ V'' ti Tempted won last week’s New ting his batting practice awinga me. "is a mar\’el at detecting a The fans of N«w Brighton, Pa., New York at Detroit. Philadelphia at Cincinnati (2). HARTFORD TtVI I,BAOVr. erupting for four’ runs in the fifth. ton. 11; Power, Cleveland, 9. Castle Handicap, upsetting Bug to mee vKh Dean and to poae batter's faults. I never hesitate to It seemed silly to settle down almost to the day. Hia laat home retching — McLish, Cleveland, because of the many baseball where Tito starred in football and Washington at Cleveland (2t. Pittsburgh at Milwaukee (2). run against New York came on Red-hot Moriarty Bros, chalked BARELY nSH IN f,— Little Bruce Ebbetta of Miami, The hard-hitting Mandirola also Brush and Bomaatar. Bug Brush for several pictures. ask him to help me when I am not baseball, might help settle his Boaton at Kanaaa St. Louis at Los Angelea. rapped out two singles to go along 12-3, .800; Shaw, Chicago, 9-3, was invading the East after win­ WUllame also made several trips hitting well." Kuenn is doing all trades made in the last few years. July 2i. 1956. when he was swing­ up their fourth straight win last He was traded twice for Larry domestic problems, too. for they Baltimore al Chicago 121. Chicago at San Franolaco. night, going eight innings to nip Fla., i.s thorouflrbl.v comfortable and at two years of age with his telling home run. .750; Lown, Chicago," 6-2, .750; ning half a dozen rich California over to box seat customers to rtjfht thus far this season, leading ing for the White .Sox, Wynn, Chicago, 12-6, .667; Wil­ Doby. will go to Cleveland l,500 \g(.rong stubborn Pratt A Whitney Air­ ha.3 a perfect out if the camp owner complains. He can’t The International League Stars Stakes, Including a victory over shake hands with beaming.young the junior loop in hitting on Ang. 30 to honor one of tfieir Kansas City’s revived A's swept stroked three home runs in a los­ helm and Pappas, ‘Baltimore, 10-5, fsna aa well aa gray Ualfed women. Before a game. Williams is still Even after Tito had hit safely craft 2-1 at Colt's Park. Right- read' sign. Hills.dale. Bornaetar is the 1958 in nine straight games for Cleve­ favorite sons. They will go by bus a three-game set from Balttaore, h|tnder Bill Risley went all the ing effort. George Bycholski con-, .667. handicap mare champion. Bug There is nu doubt that Williams p loner. He sits in the farthest with a 9-.3 romp and regained*sixth Strikeouts — Score, Cleveland, land he was benched by Manager and train for Francona Day. wav for the victory, giving up nected in the second inning and Brush and Bomaatar pack 124 ir mellowing in hia "old age. " If corner of the dugout from the Tliey recall 1951 when Tito as place as Washington skidded to Gary Gentilcore and Jim McGehan 128; Wynn, Chicago, 113; Bunning, Joe Gordon against left-handed seven hits, one walk and striking pounds, with 119 on Tempted. Tlie he and the Boato- pi'ea, could have I clubhouse, coulent to just watch pitching. Tito swings left-hsnded a halfback, led New Brighton to Managers Get Gate seventh with an 11.-2 pasting by (a two-run poke) cleared the Detroit and Paacual, Washington, Christiana Stable's Endine (17) gotten togett er on friendly terms opposing hatters as well as bat- Detroit. out nine. ISpAv Track Record Expected 112; Lary, Detroit, 95. and managers are paid to decide ...... ' Ihe Wealern Pennsylvania Class P*WA scored first in the fifth fence in the top of the sixth to woii last year and is an entry with two detado.1 ago instead of stab- ting practice pitchers. Teammates 'Right now t'® A scholastic football title. The • • • grab a short-lived 5-3 advantage. whether a lefty hitter can hit a Inning on Bill Maher's run-produc­ National League Tempted. ting one another in the throat stay awa.V from the *125,000 .sal­ lefty pitcher. apartment In Cleveland. \5ed ike ^following spring he spurned col- INDIANS 8. YANKS 5 — The B\it host Windsor, outhit 8-3, ever, chance they got the big guy ing single to leftfleld. The Oilers In 500 Lap Event Saturday Batting — Aaron, Milwaukee, Early Favorite aries .slugger, except when they But Tito had a hot streak after to get settled down but we just j football offers for a *5.000 Indians got to Yankee starter eliminated the Silk Towners in the .358; Cunningham, St. Louis, .342; would cate alongside Babe Ruth can't because we've been moving When 6 ffice knotted the count in the sixth on \ • want help in hitting. Then the big Flops Ralph Terr.v in the sixth with two bottom of the sixth on third base­ The Brookmeade Stable's Sword he replaced Jimmy Pieraall. For bonus from the St. Loula Browns Danny Renn's drag bunt single, a A White. St. Louis, .339; Robinson, ae a .mfo to ail. guy step.s In and gives les.sons, free his first 52 games he was hitting around. See me after the season. I and went right from New Brighton nins on three hits and a aacrlllee stolen base and Myles McDonough's Two thinjfs appear almost cer-^own mark. A few minutes later, man’s Billy Gates’ three-run hom­ 25 Cincinnati, .332; Logan, Mil­ Dancer, Belmont Stakes and Met­ a a « might be able to tell you where ropolitan Handicap winner, is the of charge. .407 and had accounted for about to York. Pa., for an organized fly. Then they rolled It up against one base knock to right. The win­ tain in the ninth annual "River­ Eddie Flemke lowered Krebs’ rec­ er. waukee, .325. e ♦ ♦ we'll live." ,, New York—(NEA (— When titles and one world champion­ reliever Ell Grba (l-l), who came Gary Gallagher was the losing early favorite for the 1 1-4 mile 10 Cleveland victories with hit baseball career. ning run, came with one out as side 500’’ stock car team .cham­ ord with a 14.91 effort. Runs — Pinson. Cincinnati. 76; Helps Rivals, Too bat. Tito i.s a modest man of 25 who Tito can't possibly lead the a baseball owner stands up ship in two years." on with two out and one on He Roy McGuire walked,, stole second pionship race tomorrow night at pitcher for the local American Mathews, Milwaukee, 73; Robin­ Monmouth Handicap. Sword Danc­ Although his batving average is H ff lilt* ("llfT is just as serious about his family for his managsr while the eluo gave up a single and a walk to load Just when it seemed that League club, giving up five hits er, a to^ contender for the S-year- "I sure hope this is it," Tito league in hitting this year. He A ststsment like that from and was sacrificed to third by Riverside Park Speedway, Aga­ Flemke's feat would stand up for son, .Cincinnati and Mays, San below .300 at . ii appears lhai for Ronnie I.rfimie, a member of the j Francona was saying just before as his baseball. He has no com­ won't get to bat ths required is giving a sustained Imprei- any member of the brass Is the bases, then walked a run hmne. Risley. Renn beat out another bunt wam: and four'runs in four innings. Roy Fraifcisco, 72; Neal, Los Angeles, old championship, will attempt to the flrat tim in hia major league plaints. even when he talks i^hoiit sion of th* Perth Amboy fire­ some time ' to come, Lombardo Lamie worked one Inning and gave American Little League ^ll-.Star j the Indiana dropped three suaignt 477, times. But that doesn’t dis­ tantamount to the kiss of Minoao put hia next pitch over and Leo Cyr walked to load the 71. duplicate the ,yictory of Brook- career that the magic figure will ; team, is the son of Major Walter moving around. ^ f ‘ men at a picnic, that’ll be ths 1— It will be the fastest 500-came along with his record — at up two hits and Suffield’s final meade’s Greek Ship, only other ! to. the Yankees.'"You might say courage him. His hope Is to play death. Such a vqte of confi- the fence. ‘ bases. McDonough then hit a sharp Runs Batted In — Banks. Chi­ not be attained. Williams is still I Lamie, head of the Salvation we're (Tito, Roberta and son Ter- Since Tito became a benedict day. dsnes In the paat has lap modified stock car race (100 14.89 — and it stood >ip for the tally. Winning pitcher Dave Sla- sophomore to win the *100,000- regularly and find a place he Jim Perry (.5-2) won It. blanking grounder to second and McGuire cago, 89; Robinson, Cincinnati, 88; a feared batter. And he's a master : Army in Manchester Sorrv ry) living nowhere. We really he's become an expert on travel. Ever since the game was meant that the recipient miles) oh record at the Eddie Car- duration of the qualifying tests. sinski scattered five safeties, in­ Governor's Cup Qhampion added Monmouth Handicap. Ten can call home for his wife and the Yankeea for four Inninipi on was safe at home when the throw Aaron, Milwaukee, 77; Mathews, at helping players, lenmmales and 1 to hear of the death during my don't know where to live. In the spring of 1957 he trained baby. orgahlzsd, it has been the would welk the plank. roll oval. Despite his brilliant efforts, new cluding a double by Bob Escavich. are expected to start, providing a one hit in relief of riverhoat Smith, was wild. Winner of the Governor’s Cup Tournament at the Coun­ Milwaukee, 70; Cepeda, San Fran­ rivals alike, who seeks his advice, vacation period of Alden Hewitt of cowardly philosophy ,of the How quickly being kicked who had given-up.four rune in the Moriarty's .....000 001 01- 2-6-0 2— It will be the richest everrecord and ail, Lombardo failed to Both rivals were charged with two cisco, 69. gross of *113,780. magnates to make ths man­ staged here. gain a share of the pole position errors. try Club was Wally Parciak. The local restaurant owner Catcher Ed F *z Gerald of the \Ve.,t Hartford and Pop LaFle.ur upetairs makes even an old flrat two Innings, Elston Howard PftWA ...... 000 010 00-1-7-2 Hits — Aaron, Milwaukee, 132; The Ada Rice entry of Talent Cleiveland Indiana will never win „f Hartford Hewitt was one of the ager the fall guy for the wit- ’The prediction on the' apeed Is in the 20-team event. That hap­ Second baseman Chris McHale upended Ray DellaFera in the 36-hole finals, 10 and 9. misnag er forget! Tebbetta hit a one-on homer in a three-run Risley and Alemany; Swan, Opeda, San Francisco, 122; Pin- Show (124) and Air Pilot (119) any battipg tiUes nor will he be top ranking basketball and fool- Ises clamor of the fans. This first for the Yankeea. once more based on the times recorded by pened because of the fact his driv­ was the only .youngster. in the looms as the main threat to Sword should have remembered what Drew (8) and Lunt. Parciak is considered one of the most improved in the lo­ -son, Cincinnati, 121; Temple, Cin­ a threat to Harmon Klllebrew or i officials for years. He was 49. long since became a diversion­ Gabe Paul said whan the pres­ hack to .500. RECREATION LEAGUE many drivers in the qualifying ing partner, Joe Paleski could turn Windsor-Manchester tilt to gamer Dancer, who packs 120 pounds. Mathews, Hodges Sidelined cal club membership. (Herald Photo by Ofiara) cinnati, 120; Neal, Los Angeles, Rocky Colavito for the home run 1 LaFleiir rivaled Manchester's Jlm- ary' tactic and the ^act that it ent boss of the Braves wim • • • Although shut out over the last trials during the’ past two'weeks in a one-lap mark of no better than two bingles, collecting a single 117. This is four pounds above ths generally worked out well, 15.12, which gave the Lomardo- and double in three a't bats. Team­ crowil but he vanta to stay around ; o,y 0 'I.,eary as the oldest baseball tat go in Cincinnati. A’S 9, ORIOLFJ5 8—Harry Chill, four innings,- the Post O ffice when drivers assaulted and bat­ Doubles — CImoll, St. Louis, 35; weight scale for S-year-oIds, which the big show a v le longer, 1 nnipire in Connecticut in point of temporarily at lea^, made it •cored enough runs in the first tered the one-lap record. Paieski duo a combined one-lap mate McGehan was a defensive means Sword Dancer must con­ commonplace. Falling attend­ PreeST s by Fans Dick Williams and Roger Maris Aaron, Milwaukee, 33; Temple satiafled \'llh his hitting to date, | brighter note. homered for the A s, who scored three frames to earn a 12-6 vic­ time of 30.01. standout at third base, handling and Pinson, Cincinnati, Maya, cede from six to 18 pounds to his ance is checked, which ia the ‘Tebbetta was a good man­ George Lx>mbardo, driving a car five chances flawlessly. Fltz Gerald asked Williams be- ■ coiigratulalions are extended to Injuries Could Be Turning the clincher On Wayne Terwilliger’s tory over the North Ends last built in leas than two weeks The position went to the Flemke- Death Claims Tatum, San Francl.sco and White, St. elders. fore the games Sunday if he could : ManH,p,ter's John I.,aBelle, new main idea, although baaebaU ager," General Manager Paul night at Mt. Nebo. Frank Cuneo's Dick. Dixon team with a total time Suffield ...... 000* 14X-5-7-2 Louts, 26. Six 3-year-olds headed by the asserted. "I didn't fire him. two-run single in the third for a specifically for this event, final­ slate’s attorney in the Nutmeg people know that the club as 5-0 lead against loser Hec Brown three-run homer and Rick Mar­ of 29.91 with the No. 2 spot going Manchester ...... 000 200-2-5-2 Brookfield Farm’s Intentionally The fans made it Impossible ly ended up with the beat one-lap Slasinski and Lancioni; Galla­ Triples — Mathews, Milwaukee, The Thumper spent neatly state. The Manchester lawyer was constituted will fall right back (6-6 ). Ned Carver (8-9) won It coni’s sparkling defensive play, 10 time ever recorded in the 11-year to the Benny Germano-Krebs duo are expected to go in the *100,000- into the rut as quickly as the for nte to keep him." gher, Lamie (5) and Higgins, North 8; Pinson, Cincinnati, Neal, Los minutes with the visiting ifam football player at Colgate with a seveh-hlUer, one Billy chances without an error, high­ history of the Agawam Speed-at ■with a combined time of 29.97. Carohna Coach Angeles and 'White, St. Louis, 7, added Arlington Classic. Inten­ catcher, pointing out Haws tn his, despite the 3,000 Point in NL Pennant Race novelty wears off. 'iTie Rede have had three Lodge (4). Klaus’ home run. after pitching a lighted’s the Mailmen’s triumph. 14,89 seconds. tionally has top weight of 123 managers since. In 1958, when the Jocco Mag- Windnor National (fi) Dark, Chicago, H. Anderson, Phila­ batting style that he (Williamst , switch to San Francisco, he The Red Sox are the moat two-hit ahutout for five frames. Frank ’Tamiso (two singles) and In nine previous years, no driver giacomb and Jerry Humiston team ab r h po a e rbl delphia and Blasingame, St. Louts, poiind.a in the mile race. In win­ New York, Jul.v 24 (/P)— If^Dodgera. broke up a scoreleaa tie«*>Milwaukee's losing streak at seven recent example of this. How Tsbbetts also might hava Isovesqijp, c.t ...... Chapel Hill, N. C., July 24 —.Tim Tatum, the North had noticed. „ . is still a Giant baseball fan. Every man in the lineup contrib- Tom Yost (single, double) hit had been able to qualify with an won the pole position, they turned . 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 6. ning the Warren Wright 3|^mor- Jimmy ricrsall, former Red j*: * ♦ with a two-run homer in the fourth, with a two-run, ninth-inning homer much better it would hsve explained that it was the fail­ best for the Norlhies. Noflrka, rf . 2 1 0 1 0 0 0 Carolina football coach who rose from a sandlot player to there’s to be a turning point uted to the A's 16-hit total with individual time below the 15 sec­ in the best one-lap combined qual Mulcahy. j>. 2b. . 3 1 1 3 2 0 0 Home Runs — Mathews, Mil­ lal in Chicago recently. Intention­ Box outfielder now with Cleve-^ ■ Aurms then was injured sliding in the the night before. been had Tom Yswkey said: ure of the front office to re­ Maria going 3-for-6 and regaining T\iesday night at Robertson ifying time of 30.26. which was, of Sandberp, If ...... 1 2 0 2 0 0 1 the pinnacle of the coacfhing profession, died here last night. waukee, 29; Banks, Chicago, 26; ally equalled Swaps’ world record in the tight fight for" the Na­ "Changes will have to \>t made, place the ailing second base- ond mark and no two-team unit land, once told me, "Ted is the ■ A A l I ra ck sixth. The big first ba.seman is Loser Joey Jay (3-7) had shut the T u n n er-u p spot In the AL bat Park. First National will play a cour.se, a far cry from the time Ficdorwir*. c ...... 3 1 1 3 1 0 0 Robinson, Cincinnati and Aaron; of 1:38 1-5 for the mile. tional League pennant, it ma.v but we know that Mike Hig­ man. Red ' Schoendienst, that had been able to turn in a com­ Galop 3b ...... 3 1 1 2 1 0 3 The 46-year-old Tatum succumbed to a highly contagious greatest guy to ask about hit-. Annual Connecticut A.A.U. batting .29.3. out the Reds on four hita for 7 2-3 race with a .343 average. doubleheader, meeting Finest 135 bined time of under 30 seconds. recorded this year., Is. Jonnflon. lb . . . . 2 0 0 6 0 0 0 viru.s that ravaged his bulky form. Milwaukee, 24; Hodges, Los Ange­ The Calumet Farm’s On-and-On, ting. He can point out your weak-, "pp^ck and Field Championships be at hand— not in the won- innings before singles by Frank gins is a dedicated and fine put two strikes on Haney. • • * P. Saturday at Arute Field. New lost records or batting aver­ Dodgeis, his seventli, and forced hobin.son and Jerry Lynch and the manager. This tan't his fault. Connie Mack was the only TIOER.S II, SENATOR.^ 2— 8:15. Schidr*!. 2h. p ...... 2 0 0 1 0 0 poi.soned body covered with a red paper over professionalism in foot­ Pitching — Face, Pittsburgh Stable’s Open View and W. G. Gil­ It ia the front office that manager who had the racket ards were smashed several times. fastest team this year of Dixon ball. the fundamentals of hitting so Britain, will find Pete Close and ages, but in the injury li.5ts. in another run with a ba.ses-loaded I '■'■'“ c up Jones’, eighth homer Harvey Kuenn, the bat leader at Post Office .. 345 000 0-12-15-1 Buddy Krebs started the speed TolAlg ...... 20 6 3 18 fi 0 4 rash, Tatum fought his last down­ 14-0, 1.000; Antonelli, San Fran­ more’s Fightln’ Indian -all ■with flopped. We xept bringing up beat. He owned the Athletics and Flemke, with a combined time It was in Winston-Salem a few easily. I know that he's helped me, rqIj vinton of Manchester entered walk in a two-rnn ^Pi Braddock, Pa., has won 17 of 18 Wilmer Mizelj (ll-5i lo.«t it. S.AUACIBH GROUNDS field marihals scapegoats for turned to North Carolina as di­ So, of course, she won the English the pilot boat. idle, fourth place Pittaburgh. • • • mpico. Mex. — ( NEA ) — The fumbling clubs. Instead of Perform Autopsy rector of freshmen athletics, be­ WlHle - Postrano who never has fights. Pastrano, one of the fastest inyeor home Because they could not be spe­ CJhan.i.i’ Race twice. "He writes such morale builders • • • REDS 6. BR.AVRS 2 — Willie first sailfisii ever caught w'itb rod putting his'finger on the rea- coming head football coach In been knocked off his feet, takes heavyweights in the business, has cific, they performed an autopsy. Miss Andersen, a native of Den­ as 'If you don't win,, we’ll have to a 48-7-5 recot<’ , DODOBR.<( 6, CUB.S S—Hodges J oiy^ grand slam homer beat and reel off the Mexican Gulf ' Bons for the trouble. Execu­ Free Installation 1942. mark now residing In Long Beach, on Alonzo, Johnson tonight in a Always the center of contro­ walk, home,' ” she laughed. heavyweight 10-rounder which is ’ The Miami puncher only once who has driven in 61 runs,' one Braves in (he eighth, after a twp- Coast were boa tec by Francisco tive Vice President Tebbetta versy, Taturh retu rn ed to Itis He entered the Navy, served as Calif., had a mortal fear of the Discussing the wear and tear of less than team leader Don D#me- out error by second baseman Corouera and Felix Florsncia of of Milwaukee said: "You've (69 be paneled an a-ssistant to Don Faurot at the ■ must for both fighters. has failed to go the distance. alma mater here just four short deadly killers that infest ocean her nunjerous long grinds. Miss The fight will be scored on the ter, and has cjubbed nine home Bobby .^vila - the American Tarrpico. They weighed 56 and sot to have faith in a man- Iowa Pre-Flight, and then became waters. So, it was only logical Andersen explained that she got TTie National Boxing Assn. runs in the past month to "top the you SAVE SENT C0UER5 years ago. He wanted to rebuild ranOcs Johnsen seventh. 'ITie NBA flve-vks named national won 73 games, lost only 15, and weird things in the water. Once tion containing caffeln. Early in Pastrano originslly was ached- knocked out Billy Lewis. Akron, g o o p /V e a I i played four ties. His teams played her course lay directly over a sew­ M obil MobH m MAIM ST.—Ml S-S71I championa and Tatum was voted the route she la fed a food supple­ utad to inset Alex Miteff. bivt Ohio. 4. (Lightheavyweights). I I 4 -SQUARE .coach of the year. in the Orange. Sugar and (Sator er outlet. Shj reached it Just after ment and weak tea with honey Mitsff was atting and Johnson Bangkok, Thailand — Dow- "Organization,” was Tatum’s re­ Bowls. In 1953 Maryland's team a resort hotel had dumped a load every two hours. As she begins to signed for the bout. Johnson's thdilg Sjnghapalop. 155'.j, Bang­ was named national obampion and NEW MOBIL ply to those who asked him his manager figures a victory tonight kok, knocked out Young Pan-'; secret of success. He shined as a Tatum was voted coach of the irill help him get a title shot. lino. 116, Philippines. 5. (For' NU-WAI.L STAR-STUDDED V A L U ^ recruiter and he was^known as a year. , “A vi'.tory over Pastrano. wuiild Orient Middleweight Title). ' join a tough task-master, on'the practice Tatum went Into a coma during moan aomettyng:,” said Manager Tokyo, Japan — Larry Pineda, PANELING field, but Above all, he was a. top the afternoon and did not regain MUte Baiaone. 116, Phillippines. outpointed Ta­ e • • e flight administrator and organizer. consciousness. He died at 10:40 Johnson, whose home Is in ken Suzuki, 11754, Japan, 10. • • • e A strong family man, Tatum p.m.. (BST). • e daytime promptly built a fine home In tbis He is survived by his wife, two STATION • • I daughters, Becky and Reid, and a p college village he loved and em- No-Wall PoOderoea Pine S bairked on a program of rebuilding son, Jimmy. North Carolina football. Ironically, Flineral arrangements are in­ paneling offere an easy way 4o bowiing complete. give important rooms in your Triple tempered • he figured this year’s team would fulfill his dream. horns new charm and warmtlb. the motorist who wanU the Tatum, always talkative and Nu-Wall ia carefully,^Mlscted, Jovial, soon became embroiled In a Jew LONDo Opening ^b«ftire..»-TN y^d league_ji_ L Surfaced to pattern, and pre-cut Spntrpversy with the student news­ bu maximum strength for more GRETA ANDERSEN WATERFORD to desirable paneling lengths MMtance to road impacU For ANi D of spoked tonmto juice. came tire, *he la fed, every hour and a with a random horizontal. Msskwtn Today , ,a tn mf«*y •"‘1 out looking like a Bloody Mary," half. Vee'd joint. It ia available in Nrhm> W Coodyear.The p n « East vs. South, 6:16—Memorial she beamed, after a workout at the' Greta believes her eeaeicknees In Traditional oc'Contemporary SEW LONDo Field. Sixf and Spray Club on New the Channel cornea from seeing the stvling, pre-packaged for bssn’t been lower >" y®*” ' WATERFORD Bantly vs TYuit, 6:15— Charter York/e west oide. Monday, July 27 pilot boat, the only guide she has, SPEED BOVVi pratsetion and oonventanos. I, Tool Oak Park. T^To one ever made a round trip bob up and doWn. Tea helps most of IndiHlWie White*, e"^ Tebele** Uw I Sunday, Jiily 26 swim across the English Ohaii- OtiMr SlM» • teams and individuals SPEED BOVVi the time, but In extreme cases she Moriarty’s vs. New Hartford, nel, so one naturally expects to la fed dramamine. Like the others, $500 TO WINNEfi$ OF FEATURE$ welcome 2!‘30—Wineted.. find Greta getting ready to under­ Center St/ot Love Lone e baby sitting she accepts seaeickneae as another $ 10,000 Legion vs. Nlantlc (2); 2—Nian- take it on Aug. 27. Only four o t occupational hazard. rerms os low os *1 — o weelcf • free instruction tic. " 25>LAP CLA$$ A RACE NEW ENGLAND 30 staitera flnishe'' the Engliah Miss Andersen, the daughter of a R. W. HEBERT, Propriotor • free parking Monday, July 27 Channel Race a year ago as Miss 25.LAP CLA5$ NON.FORO RACE • snack bar.. SWEEPSTAKES P&r vs. PontlcelU’s, 6:16—West tumbling champion and sister of a • air conditioned Andersen, who In 1957 became the cham pion bicycle racer, didn’t Side Oval. first woman to beat the men, re­ SATURDAY. 8:30 P.M. 0 / 8 RACES SATURDAY, AMG. 8 Nkeslffs vs. Bantly; 6:16—Char­ swim a etroke-untll she was 15. COME /N AND SEE ABOUT OUR peated and. astabliahed a new "I jvas afraid of the water," she M obil • b i l ter Oak Park. 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Channel attempt, Greta Andersen . 'a d v a n c e s a l e a t b o w l o n r a c e New Hours: Open Daily 7 :30 A.M. Mon. thru Sal. SPEED BOWL. Inc, p.m„ WDRG-1S60. Miss .Andersen, a buxom 30- I w to swim around Manhattan NIGHTS. ADULTS *4.00; KIDS OOe . MOBIL TIRES and BATTERIES WUIIe Faatraiio ve. Alonio Joha- Open Until 5 P.M. Mimday thru Thursday Ml 3-1507 P. O.tBox 4S7. New London. ysar-old who won the 100-meter Siland in the fall. > GET y o u r s EARLY! PrMay Nights Until 8 :.30—fUturday Until Noon ^ Omul soB, 10 P.IIL, W n o-IO M and OIhui- free style gold medal and a silver That’s one way to go sight-sec- ■eta 10, 22 and SO. . medal in the 400-metar relay In ths Ing. T /.

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Comblnetion triple track 8-6278. Brae-Burn Realty.. ■talrs bedrooma alr-condllloned. 3-7632. ^ makea. Hlgheet quality jparanteed GLENWOOD combination gas Rooma Without Board 59 window.. Call after 6. MI 9-1680 wall, knotty pins cabinets. I.Arge aluminum storms and acrecne. Ga­ XCANCHEBTER — Suburban. Ap­ nicely decorated, recently painted PLEASE READ YOUR AD proximately 6 miles from town, 6 I work and parta, over 47 ^ear’a e* 6ardcn-r-Fann— Dairy cooking and heating stove. M I Or M I 9-3649. 99 Summer St. shade trees. <^all owner and build­ rage. Amesite driveway,. Immacu- MANCHESTER—Excellent 6 room exterior. r o o m w i t h kitchen privllegea. room dwelling, modern kitchen, periance Famoua tor aervice alnce 9-7609. ______er. M l 3-4860. ______late condition. Handy location. Call Cape Cod with garage. Features ______« r "ffmaA A < V u « taken over Ike pkoae ae a c«a> „ Prodacts 50 Ontrally located. Bablea ac­ AIR-OONDITIONED 3-room offlee. hot water oil heat, barn suitsbte Wanted— Real Estate 77 19S1. Phone Ml 9-4S9T tor COVENTRY T AtfF T-wft vmmr. - Dlmock, M l 9-6945, Barbara Include flreplscc, copper plumb­ $16,600—Oversized 6 room Cape eeadeaea. Tka adeartlaer akonM read hie ad the F tR S l OAV IT cepted. Mra. Doraey, 14 Arch St. 100% Main Street location. Park­ for 2 cars. Small chicken coop. in quist resldsntlal location. This APPC AB 8 aad RKFOBT BRBOR8 tai ttme for tke aest lna«r- aervice. NATIVE SWEET CORN — Fresh ing, front vestibule, oil heat, out­ Se l l i n g y o u r h o m e t f S* BEDROOM SET, Good for cottsge. ing. Marlow’s, 867 Main St. Approximately 6«4 acres of land. Immaculately kept home is worthy prompt, efficient, courteous aerv* Itaa. n o B anM la reapeaelble for oo p ONE bicorrwe' or omitted picked dally. 49c dozen, 3 dozen or PLEASANT large heated room, property. $8,500 for the 2. Call ® side fireplace, trees, city -water, FLAT FTNISH^Holland window more 39c. Native tomatoes about Reasonable,.MI 3-5444, Immediate occupancy. If you sewer and aluminum siding. of your consideration, also 3-car Ive and appraising without obliga­ laerrHih far aay adverUsemeet and then only to tke extent of a free parking, on bus, line. 146 Marian E. Robertson, Broker. XII want privacy, this is If. Full ahadee m ad e-to - measure All 2H Ib basket $49, medium size. m Priced to sell. Quick occupancy. garags. tion, call 8. A. Beechler, Realtor, ■‘make gaod” laaertloa. Errata nklcb do not leaaen the mine of Center St. M l 8-6002. 3-5953. ^ price, $18,8M. Alice Clampet, . metal Venetian blinde < a new Farmer’s.Market, 819 East Middle SAVE UP TO 50% ON H oluu for Rent 65 10% down. Phone MI 8-6273, Brae- xn ,?-6969 or Wesley R. Sm*Ui, ftis tka aim rtM eaaat artu not be eorrected by **make good" ineertton. low price. Keya made while you ROCKLRDGE—New • room reveh. Realtor. XII 9-4848.' Acreage available in Bolton and j aociates. Ml 9-8952. Member Xnlti, Tpke. M I 9-0474. SIMMONS FACTORY MANCHESTER—Available Aug. 1. $13,900—Beautiful large 6 room Burn Realty. wait. Marlow’a. ROOM N E AR bath for'gentleman. 114 baths, attaebad garaca vary vicinity, also many other choice' pla LIsUng Service. Two bedroom home completely ranch, fireplace, hot water heat, SOUTH WINDSOR hemes listed with the Multiple IJst-! SAMPLES Free parking. 64 High St. cellar. 141x180 lot. Small down large living room. 919.900 R. F. BOLTON, Dial M l 3-2711 SWEEIT CORN, 25c dozen. Angel furnished. Convenient residential Dimock Co., Realtor. Ml ’'-8? 5, ing Servlre, ARE YOU CONSIDERINC Bnildlns— Contracting 14 area will lease tor one vear R ef­ payment. Carlton W. Hutchins, MI Foster 8l.—8 room Cape, large 8ELLINO YOUR PROPERTY? St., behind ABA Tool C6; Hide-a-beds sofa beds, single r o o m f o r rent, contlnuuoui hot 9-5132. or Robert' Murdock, Ml $ 6472, Bar­ A "Danish Ranch" on four wood- and full size mattresses. water and shower. Private en­ erences required. $125 monthly bara Woods, MT 9-7702. wooded lot- $12,700. SHERWOOD A. BEECHLER, We will appraise your p.'jpert? PeraonalB Aoto DrtTliiB School 7-A Call Mr. Murdock. The R. F. sd acres. Vary unusual home. Full ALL TYPE S of caraentry work Mahogany China Cabinets. $30. trance, free parking. 101 Chestnut COIADNIAL — Seven room older Realtor tree and wltn'out any obllgaUon. ZINNIAS AND Marigolds 8 dozen Dimock Co. MI 9-5245. a s h f o r d X a k e basement. 'Two-esr gkragt. Some­ MORTLOCK'S Mahcheatar's lead­ done, alterations, dormers, roof 3-piece parlor set, $30. St. home on Vernon Street. Modern IV x a 3-6969 We also buy property for cash. VACUUM CLEANERS repaired tn Ing, porches, etc. Call Ml 9-5981. 2,5c, M I 9-9010. 222 Lydall St. thing to see. Alee at Bolton Center Member MuIUple Listing ing driving school. Three skilled, Hotpoiht refrigerator, $85. FOR RENT—2 room furnished kitchen with dishwasher. Down­ my own home ahop. Forty veare NEW CAPE OOD—Shad dormer-— 8 room ahorefront cottage, nice W. R. SMITH, Associate courteoua liutruetora. Class room ,iS M K ZiNTHtR., Kelvlnator refrigerator. cabin, electricity, parking. $36 a stairs bedroom and full tile bath. lot. we have a four bedroom ranch, STANLEY BRAY, Realtor factory experience. All makes, low ANY KIND of carpentry, and cabl- Kelvinator 30" electric range. ROOM TO .Rent. Inquire 5$ Gerard ovem zed 24x36. Near rwere xn 6-6653 BRAE-BURN REALTY ratea free eatlmatea. free pickup InatrucMona for IB, 16, 17 year net work done, Honest and rella- H ousehold Cloods 51 month. New Bolton Road. MI I 3. bedrooips on second flooi. Im­ t's bathe, two-car garage and acre fiflLWMKn. *tm. Both like new. St. MI 8-6047. school — complete four. $15,600 Also several 2-8-5 acre plots, vi­ xa 3-6273 and delivery. Mr. MUler, JA olda Telephone Mr. Mortlock, ble workmanship. Call Roacoe 3-6389. mediate occupancy. Price $16,300. riot. On Brookfield Rd. we have a »»te . MfCtMlI WMMPAPH (first deposit holds) R. F. cinity of Ashford Lake—black top 3-8904.______Director of Driver Education. Thompson, MI S-:1895 for sati­ SALE 1-t OFF on wallpapar. Wall f u r n is h e d light housekeeping Earle S. Rohan, Realtor. MI W ATKINS FOR RENT—Four room unfur­ 3-7433. Dimock Co., Realtor, Ml 9-6246. road. $800—$500. full price. Terms. S-room ranch with a baaement ga­ Lots for Sale 731 MI 9-7398. mates tiles 4c a tUe. Kentlle, from 7o room near Main St. I-adiee only. SELUNG YOUR iSc WASH. 10c DRY—Do It your- nished year around home' In Cov­ Barbara Woods Ml 9-7708 Rob­ rage for only $18,600. 4 room ranch each. Green Paint and Wallpaper, USED FURNITURE Call M I 3-6888. ^ ert Murdock MI 8-6478. aelf; Lucky Lady. Self-Service BIDWELL HOME Improvement at the Green. entry. PI 2-6368. MANCHESTER—New 6 'oom split ARTHUR A. KNOFLA, with garage ior only $6,800. FOR SALE—Building lot. Essex I PROPEIiTY?? 1 ARSON’S Oonnectleut'a first II- Help Wanted— Female 35 . Help Wanted— Male 36 St. 60x110 ft. Make an offer Xn , ,, Laundry. 11 Maple St. (acroea denaed driving school ..j(«ined. .. Co. Alterations, additions ga­ Articles For Sale 45 EXCHANGE ranch, 2 full baths, built-in oven Realtor and range, finished recreation 6-6680. s Sit down and talk it over. from Flfkt National Store Parking CeiUned and approved, la -'ow of­ rages. Roofing and siding experts. MEAT DEPARTMENT Manager— SUMMER SALE!—on fertile itone- 15 OAK STREET FRONT ROOM, centrally located, T. .1. CROCKETT. Realtor Appraisals without obligation. fering classroom and t^hlnd Aluminum clapboards a specialty. YOUNO^I.,ADIES wanted for gen- e l e c t r i c d r y e r , $76. MI 1-0095. parking. 59 Birch St. SIX ROOM furnished home. Cen­ room, 2-car garage. Convenient Lot). ______eral fdetory work. Apply Man- Must be capable of operating meat less loam. Alao, sand stone, HILLSIDE Ma n o r , Vemon - MI 3-5440 MI 9-5038 BUILDING LOT in Bolton, Ap- wheel Instruction for caensgers. Unexcelled workmanship. Easy ' Ian- Open Thursday evenings until • trally located, I ' i baths. MI 3-2807. location to shopping and schools. MI 3-1577 cheater■ Modes, ■ ‘Inc , Pine St., department, cutting meat, also gravel fill. M l 3-8603. $20,900. Down payment required, Choose your own high wuodc'* lot. proxlmately 300x600 feel. MI’ E. E. BUSHEY, Broker WANTED—Ride to Pratt A Whit- Ml 9-607S. budget terms Ml 9-8495 or TR Closed Mondays PLEASANT large clean room tor ANDOVER—New 6 room ranrh; 3-0606. ney from Hebron Road. Bolton. Manchester. understand self-service operation. AUTHORIZED BY BANK gentleman. Central looat,ion. pri- MANCHESTER—Four room fur­ $2,090. Phllbrick Agency. MI For your new Ranch, Spilt. Or Co­ ______Ml 9-2083 5-9109. Man Interested In a future with FOR SALE—Uaed lumber from lonial. R F. Dlmock Co. ■'ealtor, basement garage. Beach and lake MANCHESTER Hours 8-4:45. Call“ 1 bOO-1-4230. E A R L Y ’S DRlVlNO School—stand­ TO SELIj BEAUTY REST box spring, mat­ J vate entrance, free parking. 50 nished single home available 9-8464. an old established 4;pncern. Write 2x3 to 2x10 sheathing flooring. Ml 9-8246 or Barbara Woode, M( privileges. P. V. Tongren, Broker, CORNER A jy r about 100x180 at W AN TED -Three bedroom ranch ard and automatic dual controlled 3 BEAU TIFUUL ROOMS tress. Just like new', $.35 for both. .3-8914., 'Sept. 1 through June 30, 1960. Very MI 3-6321. Meat Manager, P. 6. Box 911, One G.E. and one Richmond hot desirable for teachers. Convenient 9-7702, Robert Murdock, Ml ' 647?. 5-room ranch in the Buckley Coventry Lake with enough sec-; or house lot Bolton, Vernon arda. RIDE WANTED for 2 to Pratt A rare. Class room Instrurtions for Roofing—Siding 16 EXPERIENCED SEWING Glider with new pillows, $16. MI TOLLAND—Executive custom built Whitney, second ehlft. One Hunt­ Hartford, Conn. water (urnqge, radiators, pipes, OF FURNITURE to High and Bowers schools. Call 5 'i room ranch overlooking Snlp- School area. Attached garage and ond hand lumber tn build a good | Moderate price. Box V Herald, 18-17 year olds. For day and hot water heaters, sinks, tubs, 3-8031. NEW LISTING— Autumn St. Six full baaement.. Nice landscaped lot size cottage, $300. Call any time, I — ______ington St., one Myrtle St. Call evening appointments call' Mr. MACHINE OPERATORS & APPLIANCES ROOM AND board for elderly man for appointment. References re­ slc Lake. Attached Jalousy breeze- VI room cape, garage, amesite drive, R A Y ’S ROOFING CO., shingle and windows, inside and outside doors. WRINGER washer, fine for cot­ quired. Alice Clampet, Realtor, MI way, Httached oversize 2-car ga­ 90x400 feet. Natural mahogany M l 8-2259 or M I 9-8023. ^|Jarly, Ml 9-8875. built-up roofs, n tte r and conduc­ FOR UNPAID BALANCE or woman, first floor. M I 9-6666. 8 bedrooms, living room with fire­ * ‘ Legal Notice MILLING MACHINIST ' Other plumbing and electrical tage, also electric roaster oven. 9-4543. rage. pine panel den. fireplace, WEST SIDE—Six finished rooms, trim throughout. Large Kitchen and tor work; roof, chimney repairs. AND TRAINEES MONTHLY TERMS $18.18 place. must be seen, voUrs for PREPARE FOR driver’s ftst: articles. Open dally 3:30-6:30 (5all before 6. MI 9-9346. ROOM FOR RENT. Three minutes wall to wall carpeting, 4',4% central location. Ideal family home living room and 8 good-aized bed­ UQLOB PRKVfIT ' Ray Hagenow, Ml 9-3214; Ray ENGINE LATHE p.m., Saturday 8 a.m.-4 p.pi. or "SUPER" "DELUXE" with large yard. Immaculate con­ $15,800. Paul J. Correnti, MI rooms. Large 6 room aplit level on TH REE LOTS combined for sale. _ NOTICE or APPLICATION Ages ^8. to 60. Driving and class­ walk from center of town, buses mortgage can be assumed. Owner 8-5363. AntomobHes for Sale 4 Jackson. Ml 8-8835. Apply Manchester Modes, Inc. call MI 9-2302. Yard at Stock 3 ROOMS OF FU R N ITl’RE dition. Prlceo for Immediate sale, Lake St. cuetom built by the prei- Second Bolton Lake. PI 2-7143. J » tojtlve nolle* Ihsi I. FBAIL- room. Three instrurtions. N « wait­ and restaurants. MI 9-4401' Summer Homes tor Rent 67 tran.sferred Reasonably priced. VANTE .1 VlCHt. of .too Main Street. MACHINIST All 100% Guaranteed only $13,200 Call R. F Dlmock, ing. Manrheater Driving Acade­ Place, uff'North Main St. FOR SALE Roper gaS stove, very T R 5-6084. 87 ENGLEWOOD DRIVE-This ex­ ent owner. Kitchen haa bullt-ina. 8 ManrhePtpr. havj* fll^d iin iippUcstloii WANTED — dean uaed cars We COUGHLIN ROOFING Oompany. Pine St. ONLY $418.88 MI 9-5245. Barbara Woods, MI MANCHESTER, Gardner 8t, lOOx fiatwfi July an. 1959. wUh th#) Liquor my, PI 2-7249i X good condition. Call MI 8-6017. BX(3EPTIONAL bedroom with con­ ANDOVER LAKE—7 room water­ cellent six room cape with three bedrooms, two . baths. Solid brick 300. Building lot. Aaking $800 'or buy, trade down or trade any­ Inc Aluminum siding, asphalt- For experimental aircraft parts. $18 18 DELIVERS necting living room, quiet and front cottage, all modern conven­ 9-7702. Robert Murdock, MT 9-6472 cape on Mather 8 rooms, 114 Tontrol (^immtRRtou fnr « P a c u c # asbestos roofing. Also aluminum, MANCHESTER — Falknor Drive. of four bedrooms, closats. a mod­ beat . offer Lawrenc# F. Fiano, Slorw Permit tor ihp palsi of •.fcohoflo thing. Douglas Motora. 888 'fain. Manchester, Conn. Prefer applicants with ability to GAS W ATER heater and pint can­ $18. i8 MONTH GOOD WORKING refrigerator'. homey, neiir Center. MI 9-7410. iences. Available July 18 through Excellent location. 6 rodm Cape, baths, basement garage and nice galvanized or copper gutters and ern tile kitchen, ceramic bath, Broker. Xn 3-2766. hqimr on th« pr»miiip|». 20 8 t.» read blueprints and make own set­ ning Jars. Call M I 3-5749. — YOU GET — $35. Also bedroom sets. Miscel­ season. Call Ml 9-0980. one unfinished, screened porch-, ^vTi lot. We have two older aingle 6 ManchfintPr. BEFORE YOU BUT a uasd car Motorcycles— ^teycles 11 leaders. Ml 8-7707. ups. Top rates, all benefits, and 16-PIECE BEDROOM I.ARGE COM PLETEI,Y furnished plaster walls, oil hot water heat, Thft buirtnwM In ownpd by FE AR * laneous furniture. (ZTieap. Call MI Reasonably priced. MI 9-2046. copper plumbing, aluminurr. storm room homee in nice looatione, Lota see Gorman Motor Saloa. Rulck Jnr 4 overtime available. Cool shop In PRACTICALLY new Hi-Fi phono- 18-PIECE LIVING ROOM 3-6937. ''’l l n i housekeepln'g room for one adult. COVENTRY—4*4 room ranrh with VANTB j . VICIII. of m Ham ROOFING, SIDING, painting. Car­ graph and stand. Reasonable Call pralsal. M'l 9-2046. windows and doors, amesite drive. of house for the money, Resort’ Property tor Sale 74 BCanchnntPf. and will bo rondijctfd by Sales and Servlca. 388 Main 1958 HARLEY-Hummer. Usedvvery Apply Lucky Lady Self-Service country setting. Apply 12-PIECE KITCHEN All utilities. Very close to High COVENTRY LAKE-Cottages for carport, beautifully landscat id lot, FKAnVANTK J. VICHI. of 960 Street MI 9-4571. Open avenlngt. pentry. Alterations and additions. PI 2-6888. Is yours for Onlv $14,300 Call now little. Asking $275. Contact Jak>; 85 Laundry, 9 Maple St. — PLUS — KELVINATOR refrigerator. ' School. Excellent for teacher. rent, boats. PI 2-6825. y o I j^ n a m p : p l a t e amesite drive, perfect condition. Str^ot, Manchftfit^r an prrmlltew West Center St., or call MI 3-8388 Ceilings. Workmanship vuaran- J. T. SLOCOMB CO. WESTINGHOUSE REF good condition. Suitable for Parking. M I 3-4071, 272 Main St. R. F. Dlmock Co., Realtor. Ml Paul J. Correnti, M I 3-536?. T. J. CROCKETT. Realtor AMSTON LAKE — Exceptionally KEARVAOTE J. VICHL OLDER CARS, mechanics spe teed. A. A. Dion, Inc., 399 Autumn SIX INfllH reflector telescope, $75. On any of these homes wll' make Datpd .July 33. 1!)69. or MI 9-8128. GENERVL OFFICE clerk for Matson Hill Road TV SET AND COMB. RANGE cottwe. MI 3-0532. I.AKE AMSTON - Beautiful cot­ 9-5245. large lakafront lot, easy terms. cialB, fixlt yourself cars, always dt. MI 8-4860. (Original parts coat $140.) P I tage, .all electric kitchen, fire­ your friends praise your choice. SIX ROOM Colonial. Garage, Only $1,460. Also 3 very nice lake- small office. Good with figures. South Glastonbury, Conn. 2-6042. Free storage until wanted. Free Apartments— Flati Priced from $18,000 to $.32,900. screens and storms. Convenient MI 3-1577 a good selection Look behind our delivery. Free set up by our own place, picture window, screened v m front cottages. I.«onard Gottlieb, offlee. Dcmglas Motora, 3SS Main. Willing to train a competent ap­ Tenements 63 These viustom built ranch homes location In excellent neighbor­ Business Services Offered 13 plicant. Si's hours. Fringe bene­ reliable men. Antiques 51-A and glassed-in porch, $275 month Broker. LEhIgh 7-2831. Roofihg and Gilmnevs 16-A of August-. JA 2-4556 or JA 5-1920. are available for showing at your I UNDER CONSTRUCTION, faw hood. Immediate occupancy. The Public Records NEE3D A CAR and had your credit fits. Write giving experience and FOR SALE -Two new dog houses. Phone for appointment convenience, 4'-4 ROOM, fully furnished apart­ : room ranch, basement garage, price ia right. Call Lomas ft Net- MANCHESTER ANDOVER — Two room cottage, turned down? Short on down pay­ EXjEXTTRICAL work by Walt Zema- salary required. Write Box S. Help Wanted— Call M I 9-9614 after 4 p.m: ' SAMUEL ALBERT. HARTFORD THE OLD CARPENTER HARTFORD RD, - All brick 6 tleton Co. CH 6-6211. Eveninga MI ROOFING— Specializing r* pairing CH 7-0398 ment, centrally located heat in­ COVENTRY—lyaterfront cottage. choice location, built-in stp- e and ston# Lreplacs. Very , private, Warrantee Deeds ment? Had a repouession? Don't nek. Prompt efficient aervice. roofs of all kinds. New rooft. gut Herald. Male or Female 37 room rancher, 3 bedrooms, full 9-7618. JA 8-0666, P I 2-7786, AD CHAIRS, Table linens xnd lamps, . See It Day Or Night cluded, $90. Call Ml 9-6808 Available Aug. 15-I.jibor Dav Call oven, ceramic tile bath, amesite If your looking for Investment or deep in woods. Bsautiful setUng. James M. Reardon. Agnes P. give up! See Douglas Motora. get Guaranteed workmanship. MI ter work, chimneys cleaned r i- SHOP MI 3-8361. basement. Attached garage. r 3-8441. income property let ug ahew you a 3 acres on the bend of the river. 9-8976. NEED MONEY? If you do. If your MBN-WOMEN $20 daily. Sell lum­ cuckoo clock, flash camera, I.,ane If you have no means of trans­ ! drive, completely isndaespea lot. Reardon. Henry Magee and Rose Uie lowdown on the lowest down palred. Aluminum siding. 80 ONE ROOM fiirnlshed apartment LAKEWOOD CIRCLE SOUTH— I $18,000. R. F. Dlmock Co. Realtor. nice centrally located 2-famlly with Owner wilt finance. Asking $8,880 and smallest payments anywhere. bills are. piling up, Avon offers an inous nameplates. Write Reeves cedar chestj^window fan, green portation I ’ll send my auto for ANTIQUES atr-conditloned. Marlow’s. 867 Unusual home on beautifully land­ 8'4 ROOM eight year old Cape, at­ Magee to Joanne Carson and HAROLD a SONS Rubbish Remov­ years’ experience. Free esti­ you. No obligation. ! MI 9-5245. 4 rooma on each floor or eolid brick or best offer. Lawrence F Fiano, Not a small loan or finance com­ mates. Call Howley, MI 3-5381, Ml unequaled part-time earning op­ Co., Attleboro, Mass. reversible rug’ 7x10. hand- Main St. scaped lot Fabulous in its extras. tached garage, full baaement. full Johanna Tomosaltls. property on a l-P a p er and aahea. Cal) MI crocheted tablfcloth, steamer Wanted to Rent 68 2-famlly with 6 roomi on each Broker. Xa 8-3766. Paul P. Fiano. pany olan. Douglas Motors. 333 3-0783. portunity to housewives with as Maple Harvest table. Apothecary Comfortable in its de.sign If you dormer, enclosed porch. Fireplace. M I 34)468. Benton St. 9-4034. little as 2-3 hours spare time trunk. Oriental cornices, refriger­ A— L — B— E— R— T — 'S IX floor. Both of theae homes are In Main St. 4.3-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD cheat, early sink cupboard. Bel­ TRANSFERRED to this area. want and can afford the best, ihis Conveniently located. Immediate Nelson L. Owen to Raymond daily. Earn $20 to $30 a week this ator. Phone MI 3-2692. lows, coffee table, cottage bureau, TWO ROOM apartment 2nd floor occunenev Call Ixjma* ft Nettle- good shape and the price Is realli- RADIO-TV REPAIRS, any make— Situations Wanted— OPEN NIGHTS ’HLL 8 P M . Family of four desires rental. 8 home is for you. MANCHESTER—Main Street loca­ and Shirley Plnkln, property on 1955 PONTIAC, 2-door station pleasant, dignified way. High hanging lamps, glass and china. 105 Birch St. ton Co, CH 9-6211. Eveninga MI tic. Five-family house that preeenta cars, amplifiers, phonographs and Movinj?— ^Trucking— Female 38 MUST SELI-.—Am leaving, 1,000 SAT. 6 P, M unfurnla.led. single home. Write SANTINA DRIVE- First lime on tion. Offered for first time on the a good opportunity for investment. Suburban for sals 75 Carroll Rd. > ' t , . wagon. Good condition, MI 3-0771 commission. Call CH 6-1698. Box T, Herald. j the manR RENT—Five room apart­ business or residential rentals. and Marion R. Kennedy, property STENOGRAPHER — Small East tor. Specializing in stainless steel. I excellent condition.- Also garden REFINED, quiet, responsible par­ I fireplace. Dream Uiif.hea .^with Ideal for office building or com­ T. J. CROCKETT. Realtor velopment or farm, small house, on Garth Rd. 1956 BUTCK Special, 2-door, 2 tone work Potterton’a. MI 9-4W7. AUS’TIN A CHAMBERS Co. Local Hartford office. Shorthand and tables. microphones, 8 mm movie ment. Telephone OV 4-3187. ment, .MI 3-2068. ents of 2 boys desire 4 ci 5 room SIX ROOM eight year old Ranch, I Adaptable to other production j tools. Call MI 9-4974 after 3 p.m. I separate dinette. Fifll basement. mercial use Full price. $29,,500. chicken coop and barn Included, Attachment green. One owner. No reasonable moving, packing, storage. Low genera! office' work. .35 hour week. outfit: Plus other miscellaneous. rent Lincoln School district MT enclosed porch. Can assume 4':,% MI 3-1577 GONDER TV Sales and Service. I work. Call P I 2-6930. THREE ROOM furnished apart­ Wooded lot. '' Call the R. F. Dlmock Co., Ml near main highway. S. A. Beech­ Andrew Ajisaldl Co. against Nu- offer refused. M I 4-0847. rates on long distance mpves to Salary open. JA 8-6508. Webster Call MI 3-0858. LARGE MAHOGANY sideboard. 3-0066. mortgage. 60-dav occupancy. Call Servicing TV, auto, home, hi-fi. 48 states. MI 3-5187. Musical Instruments S3 ment at 14’-a Hackmatack St. WOODLAND St. A dream of a I 9-5245 or Robert D. Murdock, MI ler, Realtor, Xa 3-8669 or W. R. ft Webster. Inc, Excellent condition. $15 MI Lomae ft Nettleton Co. CH 9-8211. Slde Engineering Co.. Inc., and 1948 CHEVROLE7T, 2-door, radio, Quarter ot century of satisfied May be seen after 5:30 p m. if in­ six-room ranch with 3 or 4 bed­ [ 3-6472 or Daniel Saunders. TR Smith, x a 9-89S2. Kenneth M. and Agnes C. Gel her, service. Ml 9-1488, MI 8-2791. Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 9-5521. rooms. Breezeway and 2-car ga­ evenings MI 9-7613, JA S-0668, PI heater, new clutch and good MANCHESTER Moving and Truck­ U TILITY TRAILER. 19.33 Stude- terested call OV 4-3680 Farm and Land for Sale 71 5-2828 I r Barbara Woods, MI' 2-7788, AD 3-8441. •FREE BOOKLETS property at 381 E. .Middle Tpke., brakea. Runs good, $50. PI 2-8400. ing Company. Local and 'oni dis­ baker V-8, 4 door. P I 2-7211. THOMAS chord organ, year old, rage. 2 ('ull ceramic tiled baths. 9-7702. NORTH COVENTRY—New mod­ CONNIE’S TV and Radio Servioe, ATTENTION CATS (domestic, etc.) only board­ SACRIFICE—Kelvinator refrigera­ $ 1, 000. tance moving, packing and stor $495. Call M l 9-8276. Call RTSLEY REALTY BOLTON—Approximately 6V4 acres Tremendous basement. Half acre SIX ROOM Cape, 2 unfinished. FOR HOME BUYERS em Cape. Extra large wooded lot, A ’50 PONTIAC, 3 times vear plua available all hours. Satisfaction ed. Fenros Cattery, Rockville, TR tor, $36. Manitowac upright freez­ artesian well, ^14,000. Call A. J. Building Permits age. Weekly van service to New of land with 660’ frontage.. Ideal landscaped level lot. XVIII Combination windows, fireplace. 40. Recently overhauled. MI guaranteed. Call MI 9-1815 DEMONSTRATORS 5-9131. PIANO, $10, Girl's -size 12' maroon er. Was $599; now $250, Like new. For appolntn?ent to see 3>^ room Buckley. Welles Agency Coven­ Martha (jemeling. convert York. MI 3-6563. MI 3-7143. W a n ted — 10 Buy 58 location. Reasonable. S. A. Beech- In very good condition. Call Youf* future and your health and 3- 2315. gym suit, $1. PI 2-8036. apartment in Rockville. 4 apart­ For one-slop real estate service 414 ROOM RANCH, like new, fire­ try, P I 2-7386. Evenings P I 2-7982.' building St 44 Wells S t, to 3-fam­ ITAM KIR TREE Removal— land Managers and Dealers Wanted ler. Realtor, Ml 3-6969. Lomas * Nettleton Co. CH 9-6211, happiness depend upon the home MANCHESTER Package Delivery. ments in each new building. Ideal call place, ceramic tile bath, amesite you choose. It’s UP TO YOU to ily dwelling, $1,100 I cleared, firewood cut. insured DOGS BOARDED at Cocker Ken­ WE BUY and ael! antique ano uaed for newlyweds. Just 15 minutes evenings M I 9-7613 AD 3-8441, JA PLYMOUTH 1965 Savoy V-8. Light trucking and package,.4]eUv- Join up with one of America’s YOUR CHOICE of mowers - 22" furniture, china, glaaa, lilver, pic­ WOODSTOCK Section —150 acres, drive, attached garage, full price get all the things vou pay for. It’s EAST W ILLINGTON-35 foot trail­ Howard Andrews for the Sec­ 1 j Call Ml 3-8742, Paul A Ell'son. nels in Tolland. TR 5-2894. rotary or 18" reel, Briggs ft Strat­ FIXIRENCE GAS and oil 4-4, from Hartford Bridge on Wilbur t h f i a r v i s r e a l t y c o 8-0686, P I 2-7688. er.'nine acres land, artesian Well, Powerflite, radio and heater. One ery. Refrigeratore, wash^ -.nd Largest Toy and Gift Party Plans. stove. 90 Union St. ture framea, guna, attic ct itenta, state road and dirt road frontage, : . . $11,900. R. F. Dlmock Co 'lealtor. UP TO YOU to KNOW what you ond Congregational Church, al­ ton engine,'$69,95. M I 3-6913. Cross Highway. MI 3-4112 MI 9-1200 good road, $4,200. Call A. J. Buck- owmer, excellent condition. MI FTDOR SANDING and refinishIng. stove moving specialty. /Folding Originator of the Toy Party Plan. whole eatatei. Furniture ref In- open fields, woods, pasture, brook. Ml 9-5245, Robert Murdock Ml are doing. Get these 8 FR E E book­ terations to church at 361 N. Main 4- 0203. chairs for rent. MI 9-075.’^ Evenings MI 3-1955, MI 3-7847, MANCHESTER —Quality built 8 ley. Welles Agency, Coventry, PI Specializing in old floors. Ml Over 700 Items in our Line Articles For Sale 45 WESTINGHOUSE four burner elec­ ished and repaired. Furinture Re­ MI 9-4824 Desirable location. About 35 miles -3-6472, or Barbara Woode, MI bedroom ranch, plus garage. Nice lets with the anawsrs about financ­ S t. $800. 25% Commission on Retail tric stove with broiler and oven. from Manchester. Walton W. PI 2-8311. 9!7702. 2-7886. Evenings P I 3-7982. 9-5750. Boats and Accessories '46 pair Service and Salea, Talcott- location. Full price $17,500. Short ing. closing, location, etc. No ob­ Arnold Lawrence, erect fence Prices. Company gives complete TOP SOIL—Possibly the cle nest Good condition. $35. MI 9-0474. ville. Ml S-7449. FOUR ROOM apartment, hot water Grant Agency. Realtor. MI 3-1153. way out—6 room home, garage, ligations. Write today, it’s absolute­ at .571 Porter S t. $17,5. 1949 PLYMOUTH. Good condition, Painting— Papering 21 , and heat. $90 per month. Parking $12,900 SALE PRICE or rental with BROAD BROOK—Older homer- 6 M ft M RUBMSH Removal Serv­ hostess gift. No Delivering—No Col­ and must fertile delivered *n this XX out buildings. 4 acres beautiful ly free. Harold P. Gase, afterations to $100. JA 8-3821. ice, Full tlm ^ Residential epm- lecting. Don't settle for anything area *his year. Place .your -rder. NEW 3EBAGO outboard, wind- space. J. D. Realty, MI 9-3640. option to buy, $125 monthly. $25 rooms plus. Good condition, ...... I PAINTING AND paperhanging. ahield and convertible top. trailer. Houses for Sale 72 to be applied toward purchase. 4 MANCHESTER—New 6 room Co­ land. Full price $13,900. Special sewerage and water". Outdoor fire­ house at 65 Foxcroft Dr , $900. mercial. Industrial. Attics cellars, but the best. Experienced Party Leonard L. Gigllo ft Sons, Bolton this week—8 bedroom ranch, one- John M. Purdy, build swimming 1954 BUICK SUPER, 2-door, 2 tone. | yards, lawn mowing, high grass Good clean workmanship at rea­ Plan. Dealers and Managers are Call Ml 3-7083. At, wholesale price. Must ,be sold I DESIRABLE 4 rooms, all conven- bedroom Cape. city utilities, lonial. fireplace, built-in sfo"t oven FACT FILE place and patio and extrai. Direct by .Tuly 15. Call Ml .3-4426 half acre land. Full price, $11,990 pool at 655 Porter' St:, $4,600. Excellent condition. Tel. M l ; cut. Incinerator barrels. MI 9-9757. sonable rates. 30 years in Man- invited to call Collect, j iftnees, tile bath. heat, hot water 4-5-6 ROOM-rHomes for aale. wooded lot. immediate occupan­ and dishwasher. $17,900 R. F. from owner, $12,000. Call after 5. 4 room home—nice condition. Full NA 3-7226. ,9-1846. I I Chester. Raymond Fiske. MI Farmington, Conn. POWER MOWERS—Toro. Jacob Included. Available October 1st, Starting price $11,500 and up For cy. Bus, schools and shopping. Dimock Co., Realtor. XH 9-5245 Box 344-M Hartford. Conn, ■ Biltrite Construction Co. for LAWN MOWERS sharpeneo re­ 9-9237. sen, Yazoo and Snapping Turtle 14 FOOT Wolverine 25 h.p. John-j - $88 month. Write Box U Herald. further details call Charles I.4 room Ranch apartment completely furniahed, at 131 Park S t, $110. I fully msured, tor large' and small chine operator for work on ac­ 14 FOOT PENN YAN, windshield, 5 p.m. Realtors. Xfl 8-6930 or MI 9-5524 valuable commercial land includ­ planer blades and knlvea. iiFruno counts receivable, accounts pay­ chester. Ml 8-7958. utes to school. $23,900—contem­ lonial, 1'4 baths, breezeway two • 2 stone fireplaces Gerard O’Connor, build play 1956 HUDSON Hornet deluxe with jobs. Workmanship guaranteed steering, controls, lights. .35 h.p. NEW CAR BUYERS! I-arge 6 room Colonial, paneled • Plastered walls ed. Leonard Gottlieb, Broker, Moske MT 3-0771, able and sales. Experienced only Johnson motor, $725. PI 2-6679. porary Colonial. 6 large rooms, car attached garage. Bullt-ina. Im­ houee at 143 Brent Rd., $60. the Continental, $900. Call MI with reasonable prices. Call Ml- LOOKING—For a TV set 'o, your laundry room off spacious kitchen, ceramic tile bath, oak floors, full mediate occupancy $22,900 R. E. • Built In appliances LEhigh T-363I. 9-1277. 1 3-4884. nAed apply. Personnel, Iona Mfg. FIVE ROOMS ftirnished. Adulta. Austin Chambers, alteratiimli Co., Regent St. cottage or patio. We have several Ov*r 70 N«w C on In Stock For immocNato Doliv. dishwasher'and disposal and two basement, oil hot water heat, 2-car Dimock Co.. Realtor, Xn 9-5245. SPACIOUS • Aluminum combinations :1 MORTENSEN ’TV. Specialized RCA reconditioned sets available Call No children. 40 Benton St. tiled baths, formal dining room, • I-Arge screened-ln porch ANDOVER—Very nice ranch. 2-car to house at 32 Byron Rd., $1,000. EIXTERIOR and interior painting. garage. 8 acres of beautiful fruit 1958 FORD Fairlane convertible,! television, aervice. ra 9-4841. Modern TV Service. Ml 3-8185, 4 formal living room with paneled MANCHESTER—3 acres of com­ • Basement gargge. .> attached garage, flrealde, artesian Ceilings refinIshed. Paperhanging BIX ROOM apartment, up and trees, plush green grass..30 days 188 So. Main Street. Exclusive power steering. Clean. In excel-; ('OMPTOMETFR Hllla St. , walls, bookcases and cabinets En­ mercial or industrial land. 4 room • Over 2 acres land well. Near lake. $18,500. Call A. Toronto— ^The average density of Wallpaper books. Eatlmatea given Landau down. Front porch, large yard, occupancy, .$12,900 sale price or area convenient to Country O u b .' lent condition, $1,200. Call 'TR REUPHOI25TERY, slip covers and 1959 LINCOLN closed sunporch. 3 twin-sl.-'.ed bed­ house un premises. P rlie $11,900. • High elevation J. Buckley, Wellea Agency Cov­ population fanges .from fewer Fully covered by insurance. Call MS heat. No small children. Write rental $125 monthly with option town swimming pool, stores and 5-1304 days, j draperies custom made. Free ea- OPERATOR CEDAR CLOTHES line poleT^TrT- Executive I'ar. very low mileage. Fully rooms. !.«.z'ge lovely wooded ot and Phllbrick Agency, XII 6-8464. • $3,700 asaumea money aaving entry. P I 2-7886. Evenings PI Edward R. Price. MI 9-100?. VALUE 4-I) 2Vj-l%ar-OId 6-Ronm Split I.,eT- • . APPLY — 1959 CONSUL renting for Immediate occupancy. 9-6132. paneled living rooin wait with ABE5T BUY— BY BELFIOM el On ' j Acre Lot. Re-Deco­ 4-Door Sedan mortgage. Percentage of rent will room downstairs, efficiency kitch­ • Near parkway SCHULTZ 28 ft. Move right In, 1595. PAPER HAN6IN6 STONE SPECIALIST CO. fireplace and thermopane. Antple en with Kitchen Aide dishwasher. I rated, Landscaped. Storm 3Vtn- Monchostor S-pnanenger (radio, ~iheaiier, whltewaUa, go toward down payment. Willi- • Asking $14,900. After 6 D.m., M I S-2204 TE 1.EPH0 NE ' A DIVISION OF Fumished Model Apartments m a n c h e s ’t e r --4 room rMch birch cabinets in kitchen, built- Large enclosed breezeway with dou's. Close To All Conven­ centrally located, new aluminum mantic, ,HA 3-2712, -______11____ a I Savings and Lean GREAT EASTERN ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CQ.. INC. Open Daily and Sunday in range and oven, dishwasher. many paned windows covering en­ LAW RENCE F. FIANO Ever notice how things seem to run in cycles? This phe­ iences and Schools. tranaportatlon) EXTRA. , siding, city water and sewerage. nomena is true In real estate also. We have recently listed sev­ 1097 M AIN ST. Ml 9.3266 MI S-8271 . * S5 OAK STREET MI 0t24S0 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. LYNESS STREET — Five room Colored ceramic bath. Combina­ tire front... Three bedrooms and OWNER — MI 4-0188 '1995 Price $in.'900. Phllbrick Agency, tion windows, full basement..Over- BROKERS Ml 8-2766eral almost new homes. The ranch above is absolutely spic and ranch, full basement, oil hot water full bath upatairs. lightning rod Phone: MI 3-2618 MI 9-8484. sized attached garage, amesite span. The natural woodwork, wallpaper, floors, ceilings, etc,, are heat, 'snotty pine kitchen, dining attic fan and a never falling well. Paul P. Fiano Ml 8-0488 Corsair room, fireplace, attached garage, drive. Approximately one-half Make this a real find at $19,.V)0. actually cleaner than a brand new home 1959 EDSEL GREEN MANOR acre. $15,200, Phone Coventry, P I LOAM CHESTNUT ST. $15,300 large recreation room nearly fin­ Call owner PI 2-7470 evenings lor MANCHESTER CAPE A kitchen big enough to eat in (comfortably i seems to be a Brand new, with whitewall «re«, eurh Convertible CONSTRUCTION CO. ished. Large landscaped yard, 2-7584. appointment to Inspect. OUL'hVATED, CLEAN Manchester Shopping Parkade rarity these days. Mrs. Housewife, this one is. TOBACCO FIELD LOAM mouldings, heater, defroster,, pushbutton (28-46 7 ROOM CAPE) immaculate Inside and out. Built • Six rooms MEET BOB OLIVER radio, pi^ded daah, backup light., wheel Manchester, Conn. 408 SUMXUT ST. — Oversized 6 TEL. Ml 9.0650 * 5 down, 2 up, one unfinished by Gambolattl. Priced to sell, • Plastered walls The living room is large, with a nice, usable fireplace OF cover., all white dnlah. 12,000 mile or one * 13x24 living room, fireplace Goodrhild-Bartlett Agency BU room Cape, patio, porch, 2 fire­ • , Hot water heat AFTE R 5 PJH. F o u r ROOM apartment for rent., VERNON CENTER MOTOR SALES year guarantee. • Formal dining room - - ,9-0939. MI 3-7925, places, 2 baths, recreation room • Fireplace This home has two large bedrooms, plus one other of average '2995 All conveniences, car space. Nice ; plua numerous extras. Excellent size— again, unusual. 461 MAIN’ STREET surroundings. Rent l l i r Call...... Ml-i • I-.at'ge ■ kitchen In established neighborhood close • Breezeway and garage * City water and sewer ATTRACTIVF ranch home, short value rt $16,800, Paul J. Coi- • Near bus and Parkway 9-1838 or Xfr 8-7222, renti. X(I 3-5363. to Lake Street School, attractive 2 Other features include a full cellar (ideal for rec room) ail Parklane < . I • Minutes to Main St. walkine distance to schools and bedroom expandable oversized • $14;500 or best offer * DEPENDABLE WE ARE HIRING! 1959 MERCURY bus. Nice residential area. AA copper plumbing and heating, aluminum storms, screen.s, and BIX ROOM apartment, Main St., Cape on large corner lot. Dream > ECONOMY 1 Brand Aew, equipped with dual range Convertible LAW RENCE F. FIANO zone. For more information call COVEN'PRY—Route 44A. 8 room I^ W R E N C E F. FIANO doors, amesite drive, and a carport easily (and inexpensively) • SEPTIC TANKS tranamlMlon, power steering, power Hebron. For more Information call kitchen- with all the extras. 4'4% M Lathe Operators # Jig Bore Operators ^'illlm antio AC 8-3148j, BROKERS MI 3-2766 at 89 Hackmatack St, - custom'^ built ranch. Large living converted to a garage, if desired. , , ^ CLEANED and INUTALLED brake., power w al, heater, defroster, pu.h- room, modern kitchen, one-car mortgage of $13,285 mav be as­ ! Brokers . Ml 3-2766 Paul P. Fiano MI 3-0468 sumed, Total payments $M.«n per bntton radio, whitewall., tinted wlndahleld, MANCHESTER — Near buses, garage: Lot 106x245. Phllbrick School and shopping are within a couple of blcH:k.s. A ll city STATION F o u r r o o m apartment for rent. month. Priced to sell. j Paul P, Fiano XII 8-0458 • SEW ERS B Milling Machine Operators # Toolmakers ete. 12,000 mile or one year guarantee. Separate front and rear entrance. SrV E N ROOM Colonial 4~ .church and store. Nice 5'4 room, Agency, MT 9-8464. uttlities, of course. btACHINB CLEANED ______m rooms, I'a baths, hot water oil ranch, storm windows, fireplace* Oil burner, hot water heal. Beau This fine home can be seen an.vtime by calling . W A G O N S liful surroundings. Call MI 3-2909 heat, cast iron radiators, fire­ nice yard. $15,250. Owner MI $12,600- Immaculate 6 room Cape, CARL* ESTHER SCHWARZ BOLTON 7 • INSTALLATION place, plastered walls, full insula­ 9-8466. amesite drive, storms, cellar, All Around Machinists^ '' Similar Savings On All other Cars In stocky Room Older home. 12x17 kitchen. SPECIALIST tion, full'attic, breezeway, garage, huge wooded lot, near bus, school, MI §-0154 DKW F o r R einT—5 room flat, available city water and sewerage, ameaite MANCHESTER—A « a l clean 614 shopping. Carlton W. Hutchins, M I 15x36 living room, . Two stone fire­ y. .4. Boggini or If'. E. Belfiore GOOD PAY . .w OVERTIME OPPORTUNITIES . . . FRINGE BENCFITS Aug. 1. Inquire 220 Center St. drive, large lot. Charles Lasper- room Cape, 2 unfinished. Large 9-5132. places. Stucco bam. Three bay ga- A T ' TtWi M i COMRtnf ALSO SEDANS ' ance, xn 9-7620. beautifully landscaped yard, ga­ rSge, over acre land. Partly till­ , SUNROOFS and MORIARTY BROTHERS Bustnesa Loeanons rage, hot water oil heat, enclosed N IC E LY SECLUDED 80 foot ranch, SIX ROOM Cape Cod houae 5 able. Terrific view both east and MANCHESTER—Six room older porch. Excellent neighborhood. west. Reduced to $21,500. COMMERCIALS MAL tbOL & ENGINEERING CO. "Uncpln - Mercury - ConUaental • Edael - Engllah Fnrd*’ ______for Rent______64 wall to wall carpet, fireplace, finished. Full shed dormer, THE WILLIAM E. BELflORE AGENCY Draliagt Co. FROM TTIE FACTORIES home, oil heat, copper plumbing, Terms arranged to suit buyer. alum'lnum atorms, recreation breezeway, garage. Fruit, shade modern bath, 2 porches, garage LAWRENCE F. FIANO ‘ OF-MERCEDES BENZ 291 ADAMS STREET 301 CENTER ST. MI 3-5135 OPEN. EVES. trORE FOR RHF#, excellent tee Priced only $l5,2d0. Goodchild- room, garage, %U,|60. Assume trees, a t y utlliUes. Near schools yM 143 a and extra building totr $18,700i F cation 800 square ft., alr-comll- Bartlett Realty. BU 9-0939 TR 414% mortgage, amOt-cMh. Carl­ and church. Call ow n er after 4. BROKERS xa $-3786 3U MAIN ST. Ml 3-5121 UoDMl opttoaaL Tel. Ml S-lUl. ft D AnmUU, M I O-OSM. 8-B316, Xa 8-7828. ton W. ^tetaina, x a 6-5188. x a 64868. Paiil P. Fianto x a 84486 m >AOE FOURTEEN lEanrl|PBtpr If^ralb FRIDAY,'JULY U, 1«B« Average Daily Net Prcaa E ub F er Om W eek CM M Mmy tt r d . Itfli About Town CKAMGI YQtm Zone Change Allowed 4 Youths Sentenced FftESCRiPTlbNS H « l 12,925 8t«ph«n M. Cooper. Mn nf Mr Meanher «( tho Andlt'' Bareon of OrealsUon and lira. William Ooopar 75 Orrrn Mmtchmgter-^A CUy of VUlage Charm Manor Rd-. waa named In aprlng For Dartmouth Heights For May 2 Mugging PINE aemoater hrmora In the Cnllppe of ______^ PnARMAOT Arta and Science*, liniversity of Four Manchester youth* ac-a-pleaded guilty Jo the charge. Vemont. Burlinirton Two re<|ue»ta for *one changef * .'lom the Bid well, Home Improve­ VOL. LXXVIIL NO. 251 TEN PAGES—TV SECTION MANCHESTER, CONN^ SATURDAY, JULY 25. 1959 (OtaMlfM •> PRICE rtvB cum I were approved and tour denied by ment Co. which aought to change cu*ed of heating and robbing an The four were accused of mug­ to a Reatdence B Zone *11 or part ging 75-year-old Maurice A. Fer- the Town Planning Commtaalon at i old man two month* ago were W CENTER ST. r Officer* of the Cryitoforo Colom­ a meeting laat night In the Miinic of an area now in a Riital Real- ria at midnight May 20 as Ferris ■ bo Society will be, at the ItaliBn ipal Building. 'one in the Unlon-Jefferaon given pri*on, Jail and reformatory strolled near his home at 87 Fos- j American Club at 7.30 tonight. TTnanimotialy approved waa a St area. term* by the Hartford Cotinty ter St. ! Any member* wishing to pa>- their Nixon Plans Nikita Praises T T • T \ 1 TT*A requeat from Builder Andrew An- 1’. .-aa proposed to extend the Superior Court. According to reports from the; Judge Shea Named duee may do *o at this time No preaent Reaidence B Zone along aaldi to change approximately 25 Jtidgi J. Howard Roberts sen­ police and Ferris. ■ one of the Sunday meeting* will be held until Jefferson St. for 1,030 feel, then youth* held him from behind, a the fourth Sunday of September. acrea of land on the *outh aide of tenced Daidd A. I.«Chappelle, 20. Spring St. from Rural Reaidence south to I’nion Pond and would second hit him In the face, a third NOTICE have bordered the preaent Resi­ 2-Day Visit U.S. Exhibition H u rr ica n e U eb ra H its I to Reaidence AA. The land ta lo­ of 28 ICnglewood Dr,, to one to took hi* wallet containing more Mr and Mr*. Adam rva«-fr»-.-d. dence Zone B on Ih* east aide of than 8100, and the fourth drove THE OFFICE OF Associate Justice In Red (Capital cated eaat of the Globe Hollow thrle >'ears in prison; Michael W. ISl McKee S t. are vacationing for Union .St. Tile Home Improvement ■Ws Tidck. 20, of 9 Deepwood Dr. the car In which they left the h»-o week* at the Sherry Frontenar Swimming Pool and will be iiaed j for' a propoaed 42-lot aubdiviaion Co. w anted the zone change for to me year In jail; and Charles acene. The wallet was found dia- DR. LOUIS T. FOLEY To Poland B,r A. 1. OOLOBURG Hotel. Miami Beach. Fla. two lot*, and the real of the area William J. Shea of Man­ Dartmouth Helghta, R. O’Reilly Jr.. 17, of .38 I.j»ncaa-j vaftlefl near Pitkin St. the next Moscow, July 26 (A*)— The The fapproval wa» given on the was included for conatderalion hv ter Rd., and Raymond O'Neill, 18, ' 'll*.'’- 266 MAIN STi Moscow, July 25 (fl*)—Vice chester has been' named an The annual plant, food and the TPfV Associate justice of the State American exhibition in Mos­ ■’treasures' sale, aponaored by the I grounija that the change would fli Con.aldeiable oppoallion was reg of it) Mint* Cl., to indefinite terms ; The quarfel was arrested May President Richard M. Nixon ir i/M Scholarship in with the overall master plan for in the Cheshire R^ormdtorv. i 28 and bound over to the Superior WILL BE CLOSJeD Supreme Court of Errors. He cow opened last night and Laurel Garden Club of East Hart I.itered to the request by area resi- will fly to Poland for a 2-day drew envious praise from the ford tiiU be held on Saturday. Sep' ,: the ,, development . of , the area . i dents attending the public hearing. Golden Age VP The four youths were charged, Court after being, arraigned here fills the vacancy left by the ies on T exas Coast * FOR VACATION visit Aug. 2 after ending his 12. from 11 a m to 4 p m on the I Also unanimously approved was -niey did not wish to have smaller with robbery with violence. Each ' May 29. first Russian visitor—Nikita Miss Nellie A Perkins, dsugh-i, request from the 235 Main .Rt 11-day visit to Russia. elevation of Raymond E. Bald­ lawn of the Wickham Memorial lots in the area. George D. Edwards, 27 Ridge- - JULY 20 TO AUG. 8 win of Glastonbury to chief S, Khrushchev. Llbrarv Proceeds from the sale ter of Mr and Mrs Edward R. 1 Corp. to extend the depth of a The TPC.-going along with Ihi.s'wood St., w'as elected vice presi- Nixon’s decision waa announced “There are good things hers ahd will go to the CIVIC pro.iect fund Perkins Sr . Rt 31. North Coven-■ Business Zone II a distance of I,A thinking. denied the request on the 'lent of the' State of Connecticut front of the Ameriean Legion today shortly after he met with justice. Baldwin aucceeds Chief Justice we envy you for them,” the Soviet trv has been awarded a memorial on the east side of grounds that the change w ould be ■ Golden Age Clubs Ttieaday at the CAP Promotes home in Class A uniforms. The Soviet Firet Deputy Premiere premier aaid at the dedication Dr John F Barry is now train­ , „ . Main St. between Delmont and detrimental to the existing de- outing held at Lake Quaeaapaiig, squadron is'ill leave by bus to par- j Anaataa I. Mikoyan and Frol R. Edward J. Daly of Hartford who scholarship St Hillycr College of Hollister Sts. The parcel was in a died M oi^y of cancer. ceremonie*. “They are thinge that Winds Rip ing with the 287lh Medical Petarh- velopnienl on I’nion St. Middlebiiry. Father McCann tieipate in the review lieing held Kozlov during the third day of hla Russia will have." the fniverally of Hartford Until now Shea lias been senior ment (Dental Semrei Team at Ft Re.*ldcnce Zone A . In den.ving a request toi a zone William Lee of Shelton waa re- j ____ at New Haven Airport to honor Soviet tour.- Workmen were rushing about Devens. Mass The U.S Arm^ Rc- Miss Perkins will enter the Logtcal Extension change on the north side oi K. elected president. i five Norwegian cadets. A apokeaman for the Vice Pres­ judge on the Superior Court. Gov. A braham A. Ribicoff, .a shouting for a plumber here and a •en-e dental unit from Ccnncci ti- freshman class at Hillyer this fall. Approval was voted on the Middle Tpke., south h\ .lames and I About 900 Golden Agera from: 8t the_ last me ting of the Man- ident aald Nixon scheduled the carpenter there to put on the fin­ G a lv esto n grounds that it was s logical ex­ The Connecticut Wing of CAP visit to talk with Poland’* Com- Democrat named the 65-year-old rut IS undergoing two wp<-ks of She will take an executive, secre­ Helen Gorman and William Knnf- oil over the stale were present at ^ ishing touches up until an hour summer training Dr Barry is a tension of the prejient husine.** la. the c-onimission said it had not the outing and meeting, also a trol,,napt. Thomas F. W alah. rom- is acting as host to a group of muniat Chief Wadlyalaw Gomulka, Baldwin, a Republican, to the top tarial program, according to Wil­ teenage Air Cadets from Norway. spot on the State's highest court befora Vice President Richard M. csptain m the unit zone. Neither of these proposals heen shown that there was »uf- 'lelegatioii from Springfield. Mass., i ' announe^ that National partly because ..the Sovieta re- Nixon formally opened the fair. liam P Morrison, director of ad­ were opposed at a public hearing fictenl neerl for the i hange. snd some from Vermont, ,\>w I Headquarters of OA P has promot- The Norwegian Cadets are visiting fUaed to allow him to leave by fly­ yesterday. He has been an asso­ At 100 mph missions. Connecticut rinring the 12th an­ Biit 11 opened on time and in Members of the Sth Di^trirt Fire the TPC held July 8, Resldents Opposed Hampshire and Rhode Island, ' ad the Rev. .loscph H. McCann. ing over eastern Siberia. ciate justice aince 1949. pretty good shape. The Gormans and Knofla wished Prior to the business meeting. ! chaplain of the local unit, from nual Intel-national Cadet Ex­ Department who inter.d to parade A .hine graduate of Manchejiter Disapproved, also unanimously, It appeared significant that Justice Shea served one term aa True some dirt had been swept Galveston, Tex., July 26 (iP) ta Farmington Saturds'- aro High School. Mi.as Perkintl was a were requesta for rone changes on to have property now in Resi- those in attendance participated ' first lieutenant to captain. F'sther change and aic the 5th group from Nixon had decided to visit Poland Manchester Representative in the lence C and B changed to Busi- 't* 'he various amuaementa. i McCann is -ipintual director of St another country to visit this state into corners and there, were a few —Hurricane Debra smaahed asked to meet at th* flrehouac. In member of the National Honor So- M' Centei~ SI In the Cnton and during the “captive nation* week" State House of Representatives wet apota in the concrete but all uniform, at 5 o clock cipta and served as secrelarv and Jefferson St*. area, and on E. ness Zone I to make it easier io' A special bus took 24 members j1 Jam es CYO. since 1952. rnclaimed by President Eisen- and two terms in the State Senate, againut Texafl Coast cities to­ sell. The property is near Gorman 'he Manchester club to the out- R but a half dozen of the exhibit* as.sislant editor of the school an- Middle Tpke. Captain Walsh requests all While the Nor -eipan cadets are ower to remember aatellite coun^ one as GOP majority leader,. He ASSOCIATE JUSTICE SHEA were completely in place. day with winds up to 100 Erw in W. tVhitham of .U O os- niial "Somanhla." in her .senior' Roger Olcott wanted property Motor Sales. Ini ', at 2S.A Main St , "’8 This «liih has many plans for members of the local unit to as­ in Connecticut, Nutmeg State ca­ tries under Communist domina­ became a Superior Court Judge In year She was also secrelarv and i on the north aide of W. Center ; which is expected to he .sold in a Ihe cominjf' season and issues an been serving on the Court of Com­ The opening day audience of miles an hour. Torrential rains by Rd. has been elected secrpler\ semble at 11 :V' p.m. Sunday in dets vill be \d.stting elsewheite. tion. 1942. 5.000 was by invitation — mostly of the National Secretane.* .Assn laler president of the Pilgrim i "ow- zoned as Residence a A week or so invitation to any person over 80 Thla proclamation, based on a A popular speaker. Justice Shea mon Pleas for two year*. and 6-foot tides flooded low Atty. John D LaBelle. appear- .lo'n the rhib. It The appointments take effect diplomat* and Soviet offlclale and areas and sent thousands of at the S4th annual convention of Fellowship, s youth group of the and Rural Residence, changed to Congressional reaolutlon. aroused is frequently called upon by Man­ their familiee. Fair managers are the American Association of Nur.' Second Congregational Church in an Industrial Zone an he rould '"K f"'' 'he appliranls at the piib- meets twire a month, the second ! the resentment of Premier Nikita chester organizations to aert-e as immediately, but are subject to and fourth 'niiir.sday afternoons, counting on a daily attendance of persons scurrying to higher er^men at Philadelphia. He was Coventrv. operate s farm marhinerv business hearing, said rezoning Ihe area S. Khnishchev. He called It an a toastmaster. He Is active in af­ confirm ation by the 1961 General ground, u.'iially at the East iSide Rec. Assembly. 50.000 with ticket* selling at one secretary of the NVw England Memorial sc holarships were "The proposal would ' n^nhe it "peonnmically pro- insult and an interference In the fairs of the American J.-egion. ruble (25 cent* at the official rate). . T8w omaN but vieiouu hurrt- Nurseiymen's As.'n last \ear created In honor of Hillver men the present Indus- P'eaent affairs of other nations In a speech Baldwin has made a sweep of After Gov. Ribicoff announced oane, wMch iVsvuiopod suddenly in JOHN F. TIERNEY "Darling, if ynn tmuld his appointment, the new Chief The fair ground* cover nine who gave Ihpir lives in World trial Zone west of Hop Brook and wants it beeaiise of timed with Nlxon’a arrival 'niura- the choicest offices Connecticiit j acre* of Sokolniki Park — A Little tho <3olf of Mexico yeeterday War II Applicants are eligible "ould have itin easterly along the 'he zoning. , He pointed out -•* the’ The proposal waa denied on the he mine, tee teouM aU day. has to offer to a man who enters Justice issued the following state­ Business grounds that it would tend to cre- America in the heart of the Soviet morning, burled eeverel araell flA- only If. they are_ ln_Uie.Jugheat JO j ""''Ih side of W. Center .St. for P»'0P'‘';l.v n ^ rb y is in a Buneral Home iray» have a . roof over • Khrushchev again alluded to the public life. In the past he has I ment from hia home: capital. ing veeeels e.ra8iiet jettiee ee 16- per cent of their high school class ^*'“t. Zone II. ate a traffic hazard and would be week in his long and sometimes served hia State as governor and “My years aa a practicing law­ The rezoning proposal tan into spot zoning, For the Rtiasiana to tee were dla-. foot wnvee leetwd the aeeooeet One L T. WOOD GO. The awards sre granted annually Opposition to the proposal was our headx, to eat that angry debate with Nixon as they U.S, aenator.' yer in the courts and on the bench eeeman wee injured. Hundrede of made during the public hearing by heavy opposition from neighbor- It was siso pointed out thst the A prompt, courleoiis. .sympathetic service ^ plays of things Americana .wear IC E PLANT Full tuition is arranged. The 18. toured the U.S. exhibition grounds To fill the vacancy on the' have shown me that our courts and eat. showing how they play, other emell oreft eought eheMer scholarships may be’ renewed each Ally. Herman Yules, represent­ hood residents, however. proposed zone change would in- with p€r.sonal attention for the many detail,*. yesterday a few hours ahead of the Superior Court caused by Shea's' 81 BISSELL 8T. ' The commission said last night dude sll of the property bark to a are not only tribunals for ad­ model car*, homes end boats, a e« hurrioMir wemince were hoiat ■ year, provided Ihe student main­ ing the Manchester Housing formal opening. departure,, the Governor announc-1 judicating disputes between con- Authority. '•h"' changing the zone would , depth of 6.V1 feet which cotildohe fashion show and aoft drink*, ed over e widt eeelor of the Tena tains a high academic standard . Convenient parking on prem i.ses. AdW.sera had told Nixon th a t ed he waa moving up Judge Jo -1 ______<2 eoeet. Cubc»‘('n tslicd’Hlnck}i Yules objected on the grounds have been a convenience for the developed for bu.siness in the mid­ The barbed exchanges by Nixon and takes a rortslnictive part in Located in a quiet, residential neighborhood. LAVERY visits to another country would aeph Longo of Norwich, who baa (Oontlnued on Pngo fliroG) and Khniahehev during their pre­ Demege wee minor but wide- college activitiea. that the zone change might tnter- property owners, but that it did qip of Rural Residence and Reai- detract from his Soviet-Good Will not Uiink this was sufficient tea- <{onre AA Zone.s EXTERMINATING CO. view tour created a tense atmos­ fftreed. feie with the 81.350.000 federally 219 VNEST UK.NTER .STREET—TKL. ,MI 3-1222 mission. ' Orenge, et the eeetem edge of I aiibsidizeri homes for the aged proj- son’P".;"; /or granting the request, *a ' Gremmo ‘is now operating the M l M I 9 0 Nixon decided last night, how­ phere, but everyone seemed more ect diagonally across the street, hv market under a variance. Herter Bars Red Deadline relaxed once the fair opened. the hurrtoene’e path, had raconded Th* mtJC hy the TP(, sometimeme ago j ever to make the Polish trip. Po­ 9.77 hichoa of rain tMe monitag TTie TPC derision was not based lish leaders are known to have Khrushchev showed little Inter­ on this Objection, however. The snd the commissioners also felt | — —:------, —.. est in the 7-icreen panorama of and heavy dowopoure oonMnuad at that the situation had not changed been anxloua for him to, come. commission said it felt there was (The trip to.Poland also waa an­ American life and the style show moat po nte In the path'a atom. no need for a further industrial since that time. featurtng both Negroes and whites. The U.8. Weather Bureau aaid nounced by the White House in West Berlin Assured loeel raine of 16 Inehea esKiM be the proposed use "wXm Washington-. It said: But the models of the latest Amer­ of the land waa hot the heat it CLOSED MONDAYS DURING JULY and AUGUST ican automobile' caught his eye expected. S o V 6^/o 6 )5 0 % Prentire and Daniel Mallev to ("The visit will give occasion could be utilized tor. and the re­ Open TuBsdoy Thru Saturday 9 to 5:30 — Thursdoy 9 to 9. fdr an exchange of views between and he spent aomc time at thia ex­ Tho highaet wtnde of 100 mUeo zoning would not fit in with the change to a Bu.sineaa Zone U all. hibit. an hour wtso reoorded whan Dobra , or pari of rtn area now in Reai­ the Vice President and leadii^ po-' SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY and MONDAY zoning in the area. Of Right to Freedom Nixon got his biggeat ovation Mt Oalveeten laland durlqg the dence A A and Rural Reaidence litical personalities of the Poliah DemarcAtlon IJne Peoples Republic.” »(pce aniving In Moscow on leav­ early morning houra. 'Ilie zaaort PLAY SHORTS SHORT-SLEEVE The commissioners also indicated ^ (Presidential Press Secretary ing the ground* after Khrushchev ieland wea oompiately iaolated hy they felt the brook would be a In- rrinmi/i -l' Exrlufive uith J, W. James C. Hagerty aaid Nixon was Berlin, July 26 (4b—Secretary of^reapect.' and other Soviet leader* had de­ the hurrloane ae virtually all Mgh- AND gical line of demarcation for the us^kd TnH fv, . i ^ Stale Chriatian A. Herter declared Many Weal Berlin officials In parted. waya tat the path of the aterm'e SPORT SHIRTS induatnal zone. making the Warsaw trip at the in­ 3ants own adjoining property. Corp. in Manrhexler. vitation of 'Alexander Zawadaki, today the West never will accept private have been expressing fear He ipotted some Russian* wait- eenter ■wet* elaaed. SWIAA TRUNKS KNITS - BROADCLOTHS Turned dow'n alao w’ss a request If the change waa allowed, chairman of tha council of slatea a Soviet deadliq* foa-.a solution of thaj the Wfs in aonw agreement ,ing put(?w* aa Mit ajid strolled Tha.ftarm. which by mid-mom- Gremmo planned to erect a 40 by of the Poliah Peoples Republic.) the Berlin question. ' reapeoting Soyi'at complaints of bveF to talk With them. The crowd moved northward ta the RO foot building on hia property The Secretary of Stale flew propaganda might bargain away grew to about 4,000, waving and eaetfrn edge ef Houston, wae- Reduced in order to conduct a year round (Continued on Page Tbree) from Geneva for a 6-hour visit some right*, including those of free cheering and applauding. ■howlag eigne ef loeing aome of 20 which highlighted support for speech. In the Geneva negotia- Ite puneb. The V.B. Weather Bu­ % 1/^ PRICE Throw Them ] business there. The market he Mr*. Nixon moved about chat­ 'h«i* aucceaaor, Aklko Kojima of Japan, at the climax of the.Hetttyvipaewgfii-’ktf txmg »ai>e)>, DON'T now owns is operated on a sea.son- Communist threatened West Ber­ Iriona, -the Soviet Union has pro­ ting, with youligstors and offering Calif;, l*at night; ■ leh i* the huge trophy awarded to the now iflaa 'Untvem. ; (AP reau aaid that tha maximum wind Awa.v al baais,.- lin. posed an interim aettlement of 18 Photofax), - guata had droppad to St ihiloa an I Still plenty of wear left in them candiaa. One nfbther ahouted Speaking at a ceremony at West months. The West objects to this “Here'a to your health..’*' hour. I shoe* when bronght here for | Uneasy Truce Berlin City Hall where he signed deadline. A* the Nixon ear moved alowly “The atorm le diaeipaUag alow­ ^expert repairing.. the vlsitore’ book. Herter said: ly.”. aaid forecaetar C. A. rarrall. Open Mondays All Day RANGE Reviewing Berlin's postwar his­ away ordinary Ruaaiana—not "Much has been said at Geneva tory, Herter put the blame for Cuba Reported "It will drop eonsidorably more, noted Wednesday By Democrats about the question of western those among tha diatingulshed in- ( L 3 T f Q the present crisis on the Soviet ■vited first-day audience at the Jap Model, 37-23-38, then pick up again but not to the Afternoon* tUEL OIL rights in Berlin. These rights are Union. strangth it )iad earlier." clear and cannot be terminated by fair--swarmed around the lim­ Oriental-flavored print in Seen Ending "It began on Nov. 10, 1958 with ousine forcing it to stop. Holding 1,500 Steady winds of 53 milaa aa 1*6 MAIV 8T,. SA M YULYES g a s o l in e unilateral action of any other hour were recorded ae the atorm ■ A M C m im i. CATTia. a belted jacket and hox- power. We have not accepted and a Soviet announcement of inten­ Smiling broadly, Nixon got out “SHOE REP.URING tion to tal . unilateral action,” he of. the car and waved. The Rus- : eenter moved east of Houaton’a OF THE BETTER RIND” pleat skirt, in dacron and W ashington, Ju ly 26 (41—Dem­ will not accept any deadline on New Miss Universe Mid. siana kept applauding a* the car Foes of Castro International Airport, about 15 28 OAK STREET cotton. (’oinr: ('.reen. ocrats operated under a wary them .” mUaa aouthaaat of downtown OPEN MONDAYS FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE truce today that aeemed likely to He also assured West Berlinera He. praised the “indomitable moved on agiiin. Same Side aa Watkin* BANTLY OIL Sizes: 14, 18. 20. Havana, July 26 tB—The ravoiu- Houeton. The eenter waa moving end — for a while at least — na­ western negotiators in Geneva spirit " of the 2’* million West There ia a holiday atmosphere By PATRICK McNULTY ' Mis,* Norway, Jorunn Kristian­ tionaiw government today w m re ­ northeastward at S miles per hour. i H 'tl'lM . INC. tional chairman Paul M. Butler’s never will sign away any of the Berlin citizen, as he arrived here. around the fair ground*. Long Beach, Calif., July 26 ijP i - sen. 18, who stands 5-feet-8 and truly city's fundamental righta. Stepping out of hi« plane at The pearl crown of Miss Universe measures 35-24-35. An aspiring ported quietly rounding up euipect- More than 3,500 persone left '■'.I \i\' ing; and light which flowed out of a Effects Spread "I didn't think I would win," .strength of her Miss USA laurela. 7’here were fears that anti-Caetro said the Tokyo beauty, who stands Mias England, Pamela Anne ! factions might choose the annlver- won t pill, fuzz or shrink! White, pastels and autumn hues. lengthy conference of the three yesterday, however, there remain­ Plttiburgh, July 35 (4>)-The 5-feet-six. and measures 37-23-38. .Searle. 21. A willowy 5-feet-7, she ' aery of the revolution to create an "I am oh so very happ.y,” she Sizes 30 to 38. ed iinchanged the basic disagree­ number of workers idled by the 11- mea.stires 36-24-36. A drama stu­ . incident that could unleash a wave ment on policy between the na­ Heiress ^Abduction day-old natlbnwide ateel strike has ■aid in her faltering English and dent in England. Miss Searle said ; of terror. Bulletihs tional chairman and the two lead­ reached the 678,000 mark. then, as tears glistened beautiful­ she i.s anxious to take a crack at informed eoureee said that a«v- The famous Shtp'n Shore fabric, seen in Reader’s Digest ASHFORD__ Route 44—26 Miles East of Manchester— Ashford, Conn.)LAKE ers. Approximately 600,000 of theae ly in the corners of her almond a movie screen teat offered her this cral hundred euspected "counter from the AP Wires Butler gave no sign he intends are United Steelworkers who eyes, she added: Monday. ; revolutionariea’’—one unconfirmed "Thank you very much. Thank ; report put the* num ber a t 1,500 — HALE’S SPORTSWEAR DEPARTMENT to alter hla advocacy of what he Imaginary Dream struck the basic steel tnUiiatry at Miss Brazil. Vera Ribeiro. 19. A Take Elevator to .Second Floor. regards as a liberal legislative m idnight Ju ly 14. you so much.” are being locked up In Atares Cas­ PBONNZl AIDE QUITS The runners up in order of fin­ leggy 6-feet-7 brunette from Rio tle until Monday. program. Rayburn and Johnson The other 78,000 are employe* In who measures 37-23-37. she said Bneaos Airee, Aigentlaa. fvtj Chicago. July\26 (4»i — A New allied induatries that have been ish, were; Police officials said only that U (4V-Pre*ld«iit Artara Fran- if remained firmly committed to a .she has had no movie'offers so far i "every precaution" is being taken Washing dishes middle of the road course involv­ Jersey socialite heiress has ad­ forced to curtail operations be­ and—ahe'a homesick. dM today accepted me mitted her .story of being kidnaped cause of the strike. 1 to prevent any interference with tloB of his aecretnry ef Heart's Delight'' Anothor Sliipm49tl ing practical compromises to get The new Miss Universe, posing ' tomorrow's demonitration when from the Newark airport by two Hardest hit of thia group are the Navy, Who ffidt when three is easy today..; bills passed. regally in her crown and robe after j the bearded 32-year-old Caatro la Rayburn said in this connection menr-tlriven to Chicago and then railroaders. G. E. Lotghtly, chair­ the contest, said ahe has had a Jar naval baeee aimottBeed they released because she wa* "too hot" man of tha Railway I^bor Execu­ expected to announce hia" return to would refuse to obey Me order*. .1-Pieee that he and Johnson are goipg to News Tidbits movie offer and plan* to make a the post of prime minister. "pass what we think is right and to keep was a myih. tive* A**n., *aid yesterday that A eommualque aaM Oeu. EIMo Bothroom Ensemble nearly 50,000 railroad employea Culled from AP Wireti lest next week In Hollywood. He resigned eight day* ago In a let the chips and the vetoes fall Pretty Jacqueline Gay Hart, 21, "I would like to m ake s motH* Aaeya, aecretary ef srar, would TANK COVER broke down yesterday under the have been furloughed aince the maneuver that forced out Bres- serve ea aetliig aecretary «f the where they may." ■trike began. or two, if I am asked, and then re­ Ident Manuel Urrutia. In what the speaker described aa gentle questioning of htfr fathesi turn to Japan for a rtslt," Miaa navy fat place of Vlee Adm. Adol­ Bathing AND Ralph A. Hart, executive vice pres­ Repreaehtativas of the steel in­ Four radium needles which a Leader* of Castro's 2Sth of July Reai a "very friendly conference." But­ Univerae smilingly told report­ movement which la aponaoring to­ fo Eetevee. n M navy than wen ler did his best to convince the two ident of the Colgate-Palmolive Co., dustry and the union are scheduled doctor calls “dangerniis as an a victory ever F r o a ^ ha had to resume negotiation* in' New atomle explosion” reported stolen er* and photographer* through her morrow'* celebration sent invita­ Now you can dre.vi up your hiiUirnom elegantl.v leaders that he hadn't been criti­ and an FBI agent. After confess­ hosleaa and interpreter. .Mias Kay the Army In a ahnllar move last with this atiinning matched bathroom ensemble. BATHROOM cizing them in repeated statements ing the hoax, Mias Hart aaid ehe York on Monday With the help o f, from an Ahilenej Te?c, dgctoxls. of- tions to s half-million peasants. federal mediators. | flee yesterday. . . Dorothy 'Thoinp- pWatsumbTo Dong "Beach' "phar- T ire” cap ilal ria “ aw*riHnjg ‘■With Towels, face cloth, lid cover, hath sheet, ^lath that the Democratic Congress was did not remember what had hap­ Froudixi’a' govenunext and mat. shower and window ciirtain.s are of terry. But Joseph F. Finnegan, chief of j son, 66, noted oolumniat, author toacl.st. the straw -hatted peajMUiU and an Summer moving too slowly toward fulfilling pened since she vanished from the the federal mediation service, has | and lecturer, in Gifford Memorial' Eventually. Miss Universe said, contadued taw imuiy eld bxcfcefe The charming "Hearts Delight" design is hand CHENILLE SETS ------New Jersey airport Tuesday night. estim ated 2.50.000 already are on told newsmen repeatedly that he' Hospital, at Randolph, Vt., after would like to return to the hand for the big celebration. They ef eoeted dh-taUor Ju m D. P»- printed m lovely soft colors. The woven chenille (Oontlnoed on Page Two) The FBI said it was checking all hath nig is-a handsome import of stiitdy con­ tees no easy or early aoliition to' suffering heart attack. i » ------phases of Miss Hart's story which (Uontlnued on Page Three) struction. Lid rover and w Ind'nw curtain.* are SPECIAL unfolded after ahe appeared, the strike. Operators of new commercial | (Contanned on Page Nine) Secretary of Labor James P. jet airliners are umler orders by | SALE CRACKDOWN PBOM18EO Boating Living decorated with nylon ruffles. Ensemble come.* in acreaming and crying “Help me! Hartford, duly 36 (F)—Btata so’s honM hooting pink. aqua. Help me!" beside a police cnilaer Mitchell, who Is acting as strike Federal-Aviation A'gency to in-' Goldfine Faces factfinder for President Eisen­ *pect and change certain parts, Tax CoBuniasioMr doha L> toil* in downtown Grant Park early yes­ Uvaa today anaoimoed “aa all- our wdvi S«t terday. hower, waa absent from hla Wash­ such aa landing gears snd hy-! Terry LidNlover...... $ 1 .9 8 $2.99 draulic pumps, that have cau.sed i Clergy for Legal Status out war oa uaaempaloaa golag Authoritiee sent out a broadcast ington office yesterday. Hia aides Terry Bath Towel. 22" x 4 4 " ...... $ 1 .9 8 Further Woes ■aid they, did not know where he trouble recently. . . Spokesman for eat of baetaieee -ealee.” The tax You get premium quality Tank cover, tank toe cov- describing the 1 3-4 carat diamond James R. Hoffa says Teamster! chief declared he plaaa “etriet ring, an amethyst ring, a brooch waa. This" touched off speculation Mobilheat with RT-98.... the Terry Rath Sheet. 36’’ x 66" ...... $ 3 .9 8 er, lid cover. • bath . m at Waahlngton, July 26 (4>) — A Union president plans libel actlonL caforeejMeot" ef Um geaeralty meet-^eompletely effisetive fuel and contour ifiat. . . P te- and a bracelet which she aaid the that he may be contacting indus­ Terry Hand Towel, 16' x 2 7 " ...... 99At eral troubles are not over. In Pittsburgh, the Poat-Gezetlc fa on Jack Paar television show (AP Religion Writer) strictive eoaditioas. Adminletra- anced payment plan and many blue. green. tan and story of being aeized, blindfolded recently. . . Sister-in-law of novel- nessee and South Carolina, have Ron of the itiaeraBt vendor law Terry Window Curtain. 3'6" x .54” . .$ 5 .9 g A. short t.me after the sentence and gagged, tossed In the ton­ reported that Rep. Elmer Holland , . „ , o T There ia a growing pressure on passed such legiilation t. other extras deeijhied to make . . iat Francois* Sagan Mrs Jacques federal lawmaker* to lift which governs such tales among wa* suspended here yesterday, neau of. a car under a blanket and (D-Pa), a member of the Steel­ The unprotected 14 remaining home hearing rm llf anag. Woven Bath Rug, 22" x 35" . ..,. .$ 3 ,9 8 DOMF.STir D«PT. Goldfine learned that the U.S, ether things wae tranefCrred to * driven by two abductors to Chi­ workers Union, had obtained the I are Alabama. Connacticut. Del­ Court of Appeals in 'Boston upheld cago and then released in the lake- shotgun blast. plane aa lawyers And doctors. Commiee(aaer SnUtvaa duly ' 1 DOME.HTir DEPARTMENT MAIN FIAJOR, lir.AR United .StatovflrM strong ^o-1 • Th^ campaign slipped into high aware, Florida, Dlinoia, Main*. after having been for many his jail sentere'e for contempt of front park. (Continued on Page Two) Massachusetts. Mississippi. New Mobilheat^. MAIN FI,OOR. REAR court. Police said Miss Hart'a smart tM t at Red Thtam and North Ko-j jjgg,. iggj year after a Baptist min- years under the state ttoaenrer** Choice Building Sites For Sole res over June 16 attack hy MIG, i«ter in Tennessee wa* fined 880 Hampshire. North, Carolina. Penn­ offlee. The suspended sentence in­ gray tweed dress, white sweater, waa sylvania, Rhode Island.. Texas and aiWMve volved the gift-giving Goldflne's Jets on U.S. Navy patrol plane, | aind given a 10-day suspended sen- black shoes and sheer stockings terming incident "attempted muN i Virginia. We welcome charge acrounta! Green Trading Stamps are given with appearance before the House Leg- failed, to show any of the wear AT&T Told to Cut t^ice. He had refused, during a •T A T E POUCEMAN RBT1EE8 9 Liberal Terms 9 der over the high seas." . . . Res­ divorce trial, to reveaj information Furthermore. Theibault reported, CMh sales and also to customer.s who pay their charge account within la'latlve Oversight subcommittee and tear which an ordeal such aa at least half the existing laws are Hartford, duly 85 iF)i-^ State last year., Ttie hearingc eventually cue squads carry 16-year-old ex­ he had received In confidence. W E GIVE fifteen (15) days after billing date. (Free parking rear of store). she described would haVe inflicted. Long Distance Rate Inadequate. ' and ' their wording Pelloe Lt. Edward P. Ttetasy, led to the resignation of Sherman plorer acout from Denver to safety j The minister, the Rev.' James .jlhe depertmeaUe^ director of SHORE FRONT COHAGE FOR SALE GREEN STAMPS And her one bruise- on her left after he was burned and knocked leaves theni open to almoat any Adams as assistant to President arm - failed to tally with her ac­ Glisson. later was pardoned, but photography and a 36-year vet­ Eisenhower. “ I «n