iMONDAY, JULY 27. 1988 Merchants Promise Many Bargains at \ PAGE POURTEEN I^ ys *' Sale Starting Thursday / l^nncU Laraia, Kenny Lewis, toili^n would pay for all Installation Cathy OevlUo Cathy Lupacehlno, ,. and directors said Inspection District Set Aycraice Dsily Nst Prens Run About Town MasmroBid Group Passes iBUly Lynn, Jeffrey Maxwell. fees'!for Taggart'S services would The WMthtr Jenniffer Maxwell. Tom O’Neil, be added to these. For tSo Week Ended Directors said they could give no roroMMt of 0. S, WentSer Botm H m aHu fuikl coBuniU«« of Cathy O'Neil, Roea Roberta. For Sewering 5Uy 28rd, 1959 ttM OuiM of Our liAdy of 81./ Before ZBA Swim Lessons Paul Gnsh, Carolyn Haber- exact estimate of the fees at this Fair. mlM. nnasMeraMe, grwud BarthokMncw'a r&rlah will idmI an, Mike Murphy, Page Adams, time. 12,925 fog tonIghL early Wednesday. Low tonorrow nlgbl.At 8 o'clock in Uia L'nda Gustafson, Lonny Gualaf- Junior High tonight 65. Wedneoday fair, worm. Iw— iifinl of tlM roctory. Til E. AtSTonif'ht The Recreation Department an- son, Richard Romanec. Linda Lap- Member of the AuUt ehenfiFTtruftemoo* showers. Hlgti lOddlo Tpko. / iMUncM tlMt th'. following chil­ pen, Kathy Kosclol, Maron Mur- L T . WOOD CO. Bnreaa of Ofealatlon 85-99. Disposal of sewage from the new Twenty-three applications for dren psMeed Beginner A., B., C. and ooc. Il/.i Bailey, Doug Oi'falt, MancheMter-~‘A City of ‘Village Charm Mombon of Um 8th Dtatiiet Junior high schoot'-pn E. Middle IC E PLANT variances or extensions of permia- Intermediate CSaasee at Globe Mike Willette. John Pacheco. Mi­ nro Dep«rtm«nt ^^'U1 hold a do- chael Lara, Debbie Bareisa, Keith Tpke, will present no problem at 51 BtSSELL St. alon will be considered by the Ston­ Hollow during the flrat aet of the 8th District filter plant, but pArtmant drill tcnlfetil a l « o'clock swimming leaeona, June 30 to July Saitetfirld, Janet Hansen, Kathy VOL. LXXVIII, NO. 253 (rOlIKTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY, JULY 28. i9i>9 (Claaalfted AdvortWng on F«ga 19) PRICE PIVK CENTS at tlM flrehouae. ing Board of Appeals at a public Faulds, Susan Tomlinson, Martha District Sewer Superintendent Cnbes-Cruthed-Blockii 17. Calvin Taggart will Inspect all hearing tonight at 8 o'clock In the Szetela, Bonnie Stevenson, Tom­ B an n ers A: William Mickew- sewerage installationa as they are The Art.iy and Nav>- Auwhar>’ Municipal Building. iotc, David Magregor, Clifford my Mayer, Robin Kriatoff, Lynn will hold a card party at. 8 o'clock Among those seeking variances Pusinas, Marge Lupacchino, Nan­ made. — Magregor. John Lockward, David This is. in brief, the opinion of Have Ears at the dubhouee. IB Dr. Joseph Masaaro. who wish- Fox. Sue Banning. Diane Banning, cy Quaglia, Jack Romanec. Kath­ eli‘ to build a professional building erine Farrell. Gloria Dickau. 8th District directors aa explained AUTO L^wls Banning, Susan Domalne, in a letter to Manchester Water Must Listen The Pythian Bunahlne Oirle of on properly he and his wife own F+*nk Conway, Debbie Ehlers, Sharon Lynn, Edward Elgan. Chris Missile Chief Dispels and Sewer Superintendent Fred lO D Y Mancheater « ’U1 hai’e an initiation on St. James St. According to in­ Bruce Hsuuei,, John Michalik, Adams. Marsha Vennard, Dennis GLUE’S Ry THE ASBiXBATBD PREBB t o n l^ t In Odd Pellowa hall. Mem­ formation given the Town Plan­ Dion, Marsha Lennon, Donald Den- Thrall. Ronald Roberts, Warren. Wayland, Diatrict- directors wrote to ★ WELDING It happened In Manchester, bers are requested to i^-ear white, ning Office, the building would be Slvelyn Wayland, Mary Ann Ben- ley, Phillip Hale. Nixon May Urge Ike and to arriv'e at * o'clock. Can- Interme^ate Class; Sharon Thrall beoause of his request for ★ AUTO lODYcnd N. H.. when a man answered erected on a 1.75 acre parcel of eon, Karen Smith, John Minnick, his telephone snd a woman didalea and visitors will attend at land to the south of the present Lorentzen, Donna Allen, Peter an estimate of costs involved with Anne Lupacchiro, Kathy McCar- the sewering of the new school FENDER REPAIRS asked him if he hsd his televi­ 7 o'clock. The counselors will building on Park St; which the tah, Marlene Clark, David Rey­ Benson. Donald Meyers, Diane Atlas Failures Alarm sion set on. serve refreahments. doctor owns and where he main­ Tedford. Dennis Lynch. David When it is completed. ★ COMPLETE CAR nolds, Susan Smith, Suaan Stinoh- Thrall also asked If the amount He replied that ha did. and tains his office. field. Maura < 'Brien, Frances Tay­ Southerlin, David Baker, Ann Rua- PAINTING aell, Francis Ehlers, Karen Backes, of sewage from the new school the caller asked if anyone else Dr and Mrs. Masaaro aie seek­ lor, Mark Chtnielicki, Bill Nabel, LALqUER and ENAMEL Washington, July 28 (/P)— was in the room. Car Hits Hvdrant, ing the variance as a small build­ Maryann Maaollnl. Claire Souther- would create an insurmountable Barbara Hutchings, Pat Binino, burdien on the district Alter plant TEL. Ml 9-5025 Lt. Gen. Bernard A. Schriever, "Yes,” he replied, "my wife ing is already located on the prop­ Alan Keener., Cynthia Livengood lln, Larry Lorentzen, Gary Plrkey, on Hilliard St. Air Force missile chief, told is." Driver Arrested erty and they also want a special Catherine Harrison. Patricia Ko- Arthur Ventura, Fern Loveland. Invitn Nikita to U.S. The surveyor then asked, exception as the property is locat­ The life guards were George At a recent directors' meeting 281 ADAMS ST. House investigators today chln, Paul Morlarty, Rita Mori- Taggart said the load from the "What are you listening to ?" • ed in Residence Zone O arty, William Helm. Margaret Krause, Daniel Dormer, Jean Le- there is no cause for alarm A 22-year-old Bristol man was j aaire, William Kelley. new school should not be as gerat "My wife." wss the reply. arrested on a charge of reckless | .\ffects Master Plan Sadloski. Arlene Sadloeki, Richard over recent repeated failures Plans for locating the building a.s the load from the former (3reen I- diiiing Saturday after his car Sazina.y.ti. Haven houses, which occupied the RANGE in the long range Atlas mis­ broke a fire hydrant at Center and on the plot may be complicated Beginners B: Linda Garrison, Americans somewhat, however, as the Town Picnic Suppers current junior high school land. sile. Edgerton Sts. ' Barbara Hamilton, Sue Gaffney Planning Commission's recently Janny Klely, James Murphy, There was never a problem with Schriever expressed confidence Esmonde J. Phelan .tr, told po-* Slated Tomorrow disposal from the homes, Taggart tUEL OIL the big intercontineital missile Big Strike lice that his car. traveling west on amended master street plan shows Gloria Opalach. John Frankovich, i i said. the proposed 60-foot wide exten­ Sharron Willette, Dick Holman, GASOLINE will be ready for combat use by W elcom ed Center St at 2:05 p m., brushed Thrall told district directors the approximately Sept. 1—some 60 the curb and went out of control. sion of Linden St. running through Diana Bagley, Lorraine Grenier, The Recreation Department in­ the easterly portion of the Massa- Anne Creed, Priscilla - Adamy; vites all children and parents, if days later than the original target The car then struck the^hydrant, date. Threatens 'L' breaking it off at the base. ro property. Ronald Casey, Earl Stevenson, they wish, to attend the picnic slip­ In Siberia Also to be ^on8idered tonight Is Teddy Tedford, Gail Blevena, Lisa per at their ten supervised play­ Schriever, head of the Air Re­ Patrolman Alfred Ritter made i PRESCRIPTIONS BANTLY OIL search an(i Development Com­ the arrest. Phelan's court dale la | a request for a variance from the Roman, Barbara Dennen, Skip grounds. Lost Pigeon Finds Shelter I .nil' \ M . l\( , mand, was the first witness in a Friday. , Covenant Congreg'ktlonal Church Wiganoski, Wayne Wlganoski. The supper begins at 6:30 to­ Free Delivery Aluminum Two other accidents occurrel i which w’ishes to erect a church There being no Travelers Aid for lost pigeons, this one walked Sharon Keenan, Treaia McCartan, morrow night with a fire being ;' I '1 \ I \ ■ I Itl.l. I House Space Committee inquiry Novosibirsk. Soviet Union, and parish house on a 16t east of into the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Nackowski. 38 Lockwood Billy Lopes. Carol Schultz, Lynn built at nil playgrounds, Children Into what has gone wrong in the •filly 28 (/P)— Vice President over the weekend | Atlas program. WnUam J. Roth, 18. 56 Devon 310 Hackmatack St., having less St.. Thursday afternoon through an open aide door. The bird Schultz, Jnan Bonino, Mary are urged to bring hntdogs and LIGGEn DRUG TEL MItclicll 9-4595 New York, July 28 (/P)— A Richard M. Nixon arrived Dr., was arrested yesterday noon frontage than allowed by regula­ has dark gray plumage, iridescent blue around ita neck, red L'Heureux, Sheila Kennan, Chris marshmallows to roast over the SHOPPING PARKADE "It is. of course, too early for major strike in the aluminum here today amid solid sterns he on a charge of failure to pass to tions. feet, and a turkey’s stance. The bird is tame, says Mrs. Nac­ Maxwell, Kenny Burbank, Tommy open fire. ROCKVILI.E TR 8-3271 ma to say with cactainty-that we Other Variances kowski, and will return to her hand even after she lets it fly have identified and eliminated the induatry was threatened to­ whs considering more and the left His car struck a car ap­ Jenkins, Stephen Nackowski, Ma day as negotiations in the erated by Joyce K. Almon, 29, Others seeking variances are: freely in the yard. It appeared very tired Thursday, she said, rie Sadloski, Francis Pisch, Eva causes of our recent Atlas flight more favorably a recommen­ 466% Main St. Both cars, accord­ George Kanehl, 66 Porter St., to possibly having been buffeted by the storm, or else having flown Faulds, John Mora, Charles Scott, test malfunction,” Schriever told 2-week-old steel strike re­ dation that President Eisen­ ing to police, were proceeding have a free standing advertlMng a great distance. The Nackowskis have two canaries of their Douglas Hansen. Wendy Heritage. the committee. mained deadlocked. own, but they will care for the pigeon until they And its owner. But he said the Air Force feels hower invite Premier Nikita south on Mein St. when the Almon sign approximately three feet Richard Lanzano, David Heritage, David J. McDonald, president of S. Khrushchev to the United vehicle started to enter a private from the sidewalk; Alfred Coda, In the meantime they named it Jinx. The bird is not banded. Thomas Neilson. It has corrected the difficulties the United Steelworkers of Amer­ driveway opposite Wadsworth St. 656 N. 4.1 in St., to erect an addi­ (Herald Photo by Saternist. Beginntr.i C: Morgan Ban'.ley You get the that.caused five successive failures ica, said he expected no agree­ States for a visit. and was struck by the Roth vehicle. tion to a garagt to be used for Steve Malis. Edward Milei, Csrl In Atlas firings over a 5-month ment in the aluminum industry Persons close to Nixon wars un­ Both cars were damaged slightly. the storage 6fv equipment; Marcel Mile.s. Carolann Traill. Thomas period...... before contracts with major firma derstood to be making some Im­ Roth is scheduled to appear in Binette, 162 Proa- St., to erect Sl.,'J8rect an addition to a non- Ask for Extensions Tralli, Ricky Dickau. Dale At- Best in Meats— He noted that an advanced mod­ expire at midnight Friday. pact on him with arguments Uiat court Friday. an attached garage; Super Clean­ c . nforming building; Warren Seeking cutersions of permda- wooa. Maureen Farrel, Gary Na­ el Atlas scored what he termed a Khrushchev must see for himself completely successful flight over McDonald, whose union repre­ FYiday, a car operated by Wil­ ers, 517 Main St., to operate a dry Rathbun, 70 Duval St., attach a sjon are: Bar uly’s Sendee Center. bel, Betsy Poutre, Claiie Sm’th sents workers in aluminum as well the strength and vigor of th* liam Reyor, 30, Coventry, was e’eaning establishment. 2-car garage o an existing build­ 331 Main St., repairer’s license; Billy Habtrn, Keith Vozzii'o, Pai uaranteed... and Its full 5,500-mile Atlantic range American economy and th# unity last week. as steel. Mid the same “no con­ struck at 5:50 p.m. on W. Middle Carl R. Swenson, 198 Vernon St., ing; Chur, h of the Naxarene. 236 William Boudrleau 185 Main St., trici.a Pezins, Steve Hale, Chriz tract, no work” policy covers both of its people to rid him of mis­ Tpke. by a car operated by Simone to erect an addition to his house; Main St., to erect a free standing maintain free ntanding, lighted Mali.s, Karen Saunders. Pete La- Under questioning, Schriever conceptions. said all of the five failures oc­ Industries. Bauby, 32. East Hartford. Both Audrey Palmer, 86 Hawthorne St., lighted ground sign. sign; Mafirice Maloney, 6,39 Cen­ vi'.e, John Taylor, Barbara T a i­ Save Cash, to'o! The copper industry also faced One informant said that Nixon cars were headed east. The Reyor to erect an accessory building on ter St., maintain free standing, lor. Marion Garosin. Cathy Pem­ curred in B and C series missiles Board of EdU' atlon, to erect a which he described os latter mod­ a possible strike threat. In his talks with Khrushchev used car' had slight damage to the right a lot having no main building; conctfsaion stand at th" high school light d ound sign. berton. Ix*on Dion, David Dickau Officials of the Mine, Mill and such expressions as "if you visit rear fender. No arrest was made. Royal lee Creanl Co.. 27 Warren Ray Bisrdi, Tommy Croteau els of the Atlas. The Air Force athletic Held; Marion Sumaslaalki Michael OiTUelli Sr., maintain had achieved unexpected success Smelter Workers Union were re­ the United States" snd "when you 54-56 Union St., to convert a 2- directional siprn at Warren and with the earlier series, he said. ported considering a strike against visit the United States." But an authorized spokesman emphaMzed family house 'o a 3-family dwell­ S. Main Sts.; Alexander Jarvis, to Of the five failures, Schriever the nation's copper plants next ing; Edward T nikiel. to divide maintain free standing advertis­ described two as being related month. The union's contracts ex­ that no Invitation was extended. Vice Presldent-*Nixon, second from right. Adm. Hyman Rickover, dark suit, talk with Soviet officials a parcel of land e«at of 330 Oak ing sign on Kane Rd. and also and (said they occurred 100 to 130 pired June 30, but its members Khrushchev 'has told other St into two lots; John Lappen. maintain parking lot in rear of are worklpg while negotiations on dockside at Leningrad yesterday, with the Soviet atomic icebreaker "Lenin" in background. Americans that he la anxious to DON'T^i'^r" seconds after launching. Man in center is I. V. Spiridonov, a member of the Roviet Presidium, and at right Is Mayor M. N. 164 E. Center St., to erect an ad­ 16-18 Locuat St.; Harold Agard, Still plenty of wear left In WbsiiuM In both casea, he said, the mis- continue. get a look at the United States.' © O W dition to a t iiilding; Domenic 200 E, Center 5?t„ extension of shoes when bronght here for Smirnov, l^enjngrad mayor, and host to the Nixon party. Rickover made a 2-hour Inspection of the The Vice President wiw said to Steel industry and union repre­ ship after first being refused permission to view' the three reactors, (A P Photofax via radio from Ponticelli. 60 Wells St., to erect tine limit in converting a 2- expert repairing. / (Coattaned on Page Bevea) sentatives met jointly yesterday realize the advantage of such a an apartment building. family dwelling to 3-family. Mbscowi. Phone Open Mondays All Day for the first time since the ,na- visit in giving the premier first­ \ f ONE Closed W ^nesdsy tion'wide steel strike began. hand inform^on. about key areas MBchell Afternoons Joseph F. Finnegan, director of in which he 'le^unlnformed or mis­ ] | C A L L informed. FO R A L L Possible Foes the Federal MediaUon and Concili­ Ike Has Duiner 3-1524 SAM YU LYES ation service, told newsmen after But authoritative Informants " SHOE REPAHUNG the 2-hour session. West, Reds Rewrite said Nixon is also aware that OF THE BETTER KIND” Seen in Some "There was an exchange of With Reporters Khrushchev’s visit would poM a 28 OAK STREET viewpoints by the parties, but 1 big security problem and would be Meed m eeey Same Side as Watkins Tujudty and can't M>' anything beyond that. I vigorously opposed 1^ Importsnf "Aid G>untries don't think there was any sub­ Rival Berlin Plans At White House congreealonal leaders. stantial change in the position of . Eisenhoiwer himself toH a reoent either party.” news conference he had weighed Washington, July 28 (/P)—Rep. By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER u| uonsanb luauimuj-satp aqi u| tM Washington, July 28 (8Pi — The tkew for ■fhaf Finnegan conferred with steel private talks. the proe and ions of an invitation Wedmdai] OtiKy! Otto E. Passman (D-La) told the Geneva, July 28 l/P)---The west­ Washington Post says a dozen to lOirushchev and "the cons have House today that some nations re­ Industry leaders this morning at There have been no disarma­ EXPERT SERVICE THE OFFICE OF ern allieo today were reported de­ newsmen were President Eisen­ it.” ceiving U.S. military and economic the Park I.,ane, Hotel. termined to remain in West Ber­ ment negotiations since 1957 when hower's guests at a chicken din­ aid "wotild likely shoot at us, and the Soviet Union denounced the About 20,000 friendly, applaud­ The mediator was to meet this lin as long as Germany remains ner at the White House last night. ing Russia.wi gave Nixon the "eeeoiM l ear'*? DR. R. STONE not with us, if war should come." afternoon with McDonald. U.N. disarmament subcommittee WE SPECIALIZE IN divided. j;T hey talked with the Chief warmest welooi ,# ot Ma Soviet ABC Passman made,the statement in There was no immediate plani on the grounds that it was one­ Executive about a wide range of tour adien h* reached thl« SIbectan ALL FAMOUS MAKES! WILL BE debate on a 13,186,500,000 foreign- Money from Heaven (CnnMnned on Page Four) Diplomatic informant., aaid a sided. It was composed of the HORGE revised western proposal being United Stales. Britain. France, subjects, foreign and domestic, the city. S tr your convenient Connecticut Bank aid appropriations bill cut $1,243.- newspaper Mid. CLOSED MONDAY, .495,000 below the amount request­ Manchester s Chamber o f Commerce takes to the air as it adver­ draw'n up for the Big Four for­ Canada and the Soviet Union. Thoueands of men and women NORMAN’8 IS ALWATB BEhDU and Trust Company office now I ed by President Eisenhower. tises the “ Dog Days” sales promotion which will be held bv eign ministers' conference woiild Some western diplomats are The Post assigned reporters to lined the streeU here. In some If your family’s suffering from "one-car-itis,” you’ll .lULY 27 merchants Thursday, Friday and Saturday. More than 5,000 demand once again that the Rus­ noiv thinking in terms of a larger interview the newsmen aa they places four and five deep, to wave AT TODR SERVICE HUfPOIM An appropriations subcommittee find that adding a good used oar wilj. make life a lot FRESHLY GROUND headed by Passman drafted the leaflets and one hundred *1 merchandise certificates were dropped Top Forecaster sians pledge not to take unilateral group made up of three memtSrs left the dinner, but under Uie greetlngi. to Nixon and his wife. pleasanter for everybody! ' UNTIL over the center of town yeeterday afternoon and attracted wide­ each from the East and the West ground rules laid down by the Oomr.nmispt leaders of tM# de­ Our Service Department Is fRIGIDAIRE hill. He urged the House to uphold action against West Berlin at any We*ve helped a lot of people in solving that prob­ the subcommittee's actions de­ spread attention to the eveiit. (Herald Photo bv Oflaral. time- in the future. with a neutr^ chairman. jWhite House the gueita did not recognized as the largest in BLACKSIONE AUGUST 17 Defends Short tell what the President Mid. lem, and we’ll help you, too. Find tl^ car you want, spite objections by the President. Over the weekend, British For­ The Big Four - comerence on veloping Siberian industrial area this area and is staffed with /*• Germany may be entering its final A week ago yesterday, the (CoafiBiied en Page Seven) men whose training, skill GENERAL ELECTRIC then stop in at your nearest'CB&T office or ask your On the other side of the argu­ eign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd had automobile dealer to arrange a CBAT^auto loan. A ment, Rep. Silvio Conte tR-Masa)j phase. If neither side gives ground President held a. dinner for an­ and experience are unparal­ Alert on Debra been reported, pressuring h is-A l­ on the Berlin issue the conference other group of newsmen In what leled. WESTINGHOUCE CBftT loan ran be. arranged promptly, without fuss a member o f Pastnhan'a committee, Hawaii Goes to Polls and red tape, and you'll have your second car before lies to accept a Russian pledge may end by the middle of next he described as an experiment- protested a cut of *300,000,000 for a limited lime. But Lloyd was WHIRLPOOL you know it! fFom the *1.600.000,000 the Presi­ New Orleans, July 28 uP)...Ste­ week or sooner. After the dinner the reporters, WASHERS, DRVERS, You repay in convenient monthly payments, and phen Lichtblau, chief forecaster of said today lo havB agreed with Some western diplomats said following the White House rules Bulletins (ENMORE dent asked for direct military as- Secretary of .Slate Christian A. you can take up to two years. Life insurance is in­ CHOPPED aistance to Allies. the Weather Bureau here, to­ chances are the new plans will dif­ then in effect, wrote a aeries of Hcrter that western policy on the from the AP Wires REFRIGERATORS, cluded, free. , The military aid program. Conte day defended the bureau's fore­ fer enough from the earlier ones to stories attributed to “ high author­ MAYTAG Jap or Chinese Sure issue of protection for West Ber­ indicate the possibility of a com­ FREEZERS, RANGES, Give your family this convenience right now! Mid.- has made available to the casting of hurricane Debra. "We ity." "excellent authority,” etc. lin should stand unchanged. promise agreement which woqld I^ast Wednesday, at his news con­ PHILCO United BtAtea abroad some 250 op­ were fortunate to get out a'“warn- BROAD BROOK GIRL HUNTED AIR CONDITIONERS erating bases, supports ground Ing,” he said. Both Russia and the western lift the Soviet threat to Berlin and ference, the President'' acknowl­ EASY powers were rewriting their rival edged he 'was ths source of these East Windsor, Joty 28 (AV- forces of more than 5,000,000 men Lichtblau's comments were Gale Grenier, 14. Old ElUngtoa and maintains 30,000 aircraft and Of Seat in Congress made In answer to criticism by the proposals for breaking the Berlin ((.Continued on Page Seven) stories. crisis. Each side obviously hoped IMm Brood Brook, lias been 2,500 naval vessels. , ^ Houston Chronicle for not getting sought by Stato Police since lier - OPEN This program, he said, "is now the other would come up with new out earlier warnings on the ap­ "dlsappearaane from liome Fri­ d a il t endangered by our arbitrary, uh- concessions. Honoluh(, July 28 lA'i The na‘ f> Two oldtimera In Island politics proach of the hurricane which Fashion Parade in Paris day night. East Windsor real-. 9 AJS. The Conneelieut Bank warranted slash of nearly 20 per tion’a newest state voted today In The Big Four ministers planned ire contesting for one of the Sen- struck the middle Texas gulf •lient State PoUcemaa Wendell to 9 PAI. cent." its first election. coast late Friday, causing dam­ no meeting today. But the three SAT. AND TRUST COMRANV ' ite seats. Hayden said toda.v. Teletype NORMAN’S Passman, M ying "we cannot buy From Hilo to Honolulu, the melt­ They are 70-year-old Oren E. age estimated at several million western ministers met and w'ere re­ messages to several states, la- TILL 7 friends," named Y ugoslavia,Po­ dollars. ported to have sought some new 26 Offices Serving 18 Connecticut Communities ^ SI ing pot of people who live on thit. Long, former appointed governor, land and Indonesia aa countries re­ formula for re.,uming stalled Eaat- Stem-Slim Skirts Longer eluding New York have turned • 898 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER ^ 300-niile island chain, cast balloU and longtime territorial legislator, "I don't see how we can ever up little Information no far, the 445 HARTFORD ROAD D' LBS i i ceiving aid but which "would like­ for two U.S. senators, one repre­ West disarmament negotiations. NORTH BRANCH— 15 N..MAIN ST. Drying cloflf«t and 62-year-old Wilfred C. Tsukl- do any better,” Lichtblau said. offkser said, bat her famUy bM ly shoot at us" in event of war. sentative, a governor and a 76- yama, territorial senator and elder The Chronicle, in ji front page Diplomatic sources said this Last year. Passman went on. In^ member state legislature. problem probably -would be taken Heve# she nuy have run away i t «asy today... statesman of Island politicians of editorial, said: In Showing by Balmain either to New York d t y or some dla received more than a third of It appeared certain—for the first Japanese ancestry. __ “It^ls unfortunate the Weather up with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei A. Gromyko before the other community In that state. a billion dollars in grants and time in U.S. history—that a person Long is a Democrat, Tsukiyama Bureau does not have as efficient Most Prka Mfoctiva Tmm. and Wad., July Zt and 29 Only ^ loans. of Japanese or Chinese ancestry prognosticators aa it does press Geneva conference ends. Gromyko a Republican. is said to have indicated an inter- By NADEANE WALKER • jet bugle beads. One wrapped, CONGO CLASH KILLS 88 "Here, too." he added. "atricR would be servt to Congress. For the other Senate seat; Ha­ agents. draped bodice lets' the akin peep ■eutrallty, or worse, would likely Republicans conceded their role Paris—July 28 i/P>—The Lotus Paris, July 28 lAV—The French waii-born Republican Hiram L. "Early in the hurricane season, through two aide slits just above news agoney reported today tiuit as underdogs but hoped to upsel papers were furnished elaborate Line featuring busts in bloom Mobil Mobil joined the fall and winter fashion the waistline. U Africans were killed a ^ 100 Ouldlandin^ ^roten ^dood \Jaiuel (Oontlniied on Pag* devea) predictions of a Democratic sweep , (Continued on Page Nine) stories about the preparations for For chilly ladies with money to by grabbing several major offices. parade in Paris today with, the Injured In a clnah between poUce -t forecasting hurricanes ..." burn, the designer turns out a | and nn anti-govemment polit­ Democrats made a strong show­ The editorial described radar showing of Pierre Balmain's col­ NEW MOBIL ing In the June primary and have News Tidbits lection. double decker fur coat aa his sea-| ical group In BrazzavUle, eopl- systems with expensive equipment, sonal folly. A sleeveless black I tol of Middle Congo. Iiio Chamoun Aide won Hawaii elections since 1954. . No Artichokes? elaborate communicatione sys­ Stem-slim skirts were a little Election officials predicted a rec­ Culled from AP Wires br/>adtail topcoat ik worn over a political disaldenta were mem- F iliastM eat Pies tems and an airplane hurricane- longer and jackets a lot longer. ■full-sleeved white ermine. ord vote, perhaps 90 per cent of the Many were tubular, hardly fitted ’ hers of the poDUro-rellgleas spotting system, all of which It a d d o n e s k i r t s ...... Stab^d, Slain .183,099 registrantis. And No Beans! at the waist but snug on the hips, MateoUnnlste Srot. It oppooes FROZEN - CHICKIN, E s o i A K C Most. Hawaii attention was fo­ said, the Weather Bureau claimed Argentine authorities hopeful lutu qo Auiq 3A uiq 3a tuq fS ipjiis governemnt In general and the would greatly reduce aurprises by with broader shoulders and clas­ There are a lot of brocaded gold - TURKEY or BEEF ^ pk g s cused on the race for governor, military crises plauglng President sic collars. overnment of Premier FPlbert Beirut, Lebanon, July 28 (Jf)—A pitting Democrat John A. Burns New York, July 28 iA>» How hurricanes. Arturo Frondizi for two months and white theater and dinner suits, {onion in particular. so*i homo hoating right-hand man of former Presi­ against Eisenhower-appointed Gov. can you expect a horse to run The editorial continued: ended with appointment of Gaston Balmain describes part of his vyith the longiah jacket usually J dent Camille Chamoun was assas­ William F. Quinn. without artichokes? "So a hurricane hit the Texas Clement, retired rear ailmiral and show as "relaxed, half-full Skirts fur-collared and the bodice em­ 8850,000 TAUNTON FIRE our way I sinated last night while driving to Burns, 50, serving a second, term The horse in question is named Gulf Coast. The Weather Bureau anti-Peronisl, as Navy secretary.. with -supple bodices. Cape-sleeved broidered with gold and jewels. Taunton. Mnsa^, July 28 lAh— a champagne reception at Presl- aa elected delegate to Congress, ■Jamin. He's 6 yesrs bid snd he’s seenied almost as uninformed as Reports that Western summit Sherlock Holmes greatcoats in big Balmain claims these, with his A devastating (Ire which raged Idalionai's l^lid-^ummer ^aie! » deht Fuad Chehab'a summer pal­ the ordinary citizen." meeting would precede any East- bold plaids added a da,shing and "lotus" dinner gowns, mark a big You get .premium quality piled up 69,152 votes In winnlhg the eaten artichoke.s all his life.. through a huge warehouse ot }j. NOW AND ALL NIXT WIMC. ace. Security forces were rushed Democratic nomination June 27 They seem to agree with him, The newspaper said the Houston West suriimit talks by several gallant note. - comeback of dressed-up galas and Groesmnn and Sons, bnUding ^Now Open Mobilheat with RT-98 . . . the . to the scene to prevent a spread Weather Bureau "was not involved Other slim fitting coats were in receptions, and no doubt all the weeka called pure s|>eciilalion by moot 'completely effective fuel m from a comparatively unknown op­ too, because, as every . sporting nuiterUI dealers, was brought ' ■ ( of violence. ponent. In the fiasco last week. Hurricane Britisn sources. soft, satiny brushed wool, with dressmakers hope he's right. oil. additive in use today. And OLD HUNORID Frenchman knows, Ja'min is the under control today after caus­ Police sai|l Naim Moghabghab, Quinn, 40, got 49,531 votes in trotting champion of all France. warnings are issued by thfl; New 'Teacher of Japanese descent fur cuffs and collars. A new material oeen for the ing damage estimated at 8550,- you get premium service. Au- . 48-year-old member of the I^eba- riinnlng unopposed for the Repub­ Orleans office.” says here application for jo)> in Very bare necklines for after iiese parliament and a former guer­ He's come to the ITnited States to In Nevir Orleans today, Lichtblau 000. That figure was set by tomstic deliveriM . . . a bsl- Ice Cream,' cont. lican candidacy. run in the *.50,000 International Falls Church, Va.. schools was dark were draped. (Continnen on Pag* Nine) Joseph R Grossman of Quincy, \ sneed payment plan and many rilla' fighter, was beaten and stab­ Burns is backed by Harry said; rejected solely because of her race Balmain brings back a longer bed to death while driving through Trot at Booaevelt Raceway on "I don't know what they are a company official. For Business other extras designed to make riNAST Bridges' Longshoremen’s Union Long Island Saturday. ..Prentice G. Van Conrad, Purdue waisted look. His skirts are several home heating redly easy. territory in the Lebanon mountains which claims 24,000 sugar, pineap­ squawking about. There were very University graduate student main­ Inches below the knee and his 5 Persons Perish dominated -b.v followers of his po­ The artichokea—150 pounds of few Injuries. Apparently people tains silence over fatal shooting of GAS TAX HIKE STALLED ple and dock workers here. them . came in on the plane with sleeves seven-eighth length. Beige Washington, July 28 iAb—The Mayonnaise QT JA^ litical foe,..Bociallst leader Kamal Quinn has endorsement of AFL- were adequately warned." retired admiral’s son and asks de­ and brown are his favorite colors In Brooklyn Blaze Jumblatt. Jamin last week. They were Im­ Lichtblau added that, “had we lay in preliminary hearing until House Ways and Means Com­ Center St. at Love Lane Mobilheat gil^g lO unions, with a (ilaimed mem- pounded for inspection by the De­ for daytime, black fdr night. mittee' today voted down pro­ FINAST Authorities said those reapon- .jership of 15,000. ‘ not had the radar equipment and he can get a lawyer. For formal wear he shows both a * deon^ocHon •Ible for the aaaasaination had been ' partment of Agriculture. But communications equipment ' they New York. July 28 iSh — Four posals to Increase gasoline taxes Democrats believe they have a Mrs. Afleta Hankins; 49,• in Ash­ full-skirted ballerina lengths with R. W. HEIERT. rreprivler c n a arrested but did not identify them. when a truck came to pick them are complaining about, -»'c could tabula County (Ohio) jail awaiting adults, and a baby girl perished to­ to keep ronktrucUon of the fed­ sure' winner in 34-year-old Jap- long lace or velvet jackets, and day as fire swept through two eral Interstate highway system Cream Style Corn 4 49< Friends of Moghabghab gava a up for Jamin, they'were misaing. have put out nothing. A a it was, grand Jury action in slaying of her lull-length stem skirts with full anese-Amerlcan Daniel K. tilouye, None can be found here because Brooklyn tenement houses. Two of on schedule. The commlttM ac­ diffenmt version. They said the with the storm developing so husband, Earl C., business mana­ “ blooming" bodices. FANCY pistol-packing leader had been running for Hawaii'a lone House they’re out of season. And Jamin the dead were women and two man. tion waa not final, however, and ger of Astabula Star-Deacon.. .In­ ' Dresses have broad-belted, tiny COME IN AND SEE ABOUT OUR WE GIVE gunned down from a nearby house seat. , ■ has had to liye for a whole week Four others jumped from the eould he 'reversed nt mny ttroe. Mobil (Conttnued on Page Seven) diana Highway Department an­ waistlines. Some have little short Mobil Inouye, youngest nominee In the GREEN STAMPS 5-OZ CAN while driving at the head of a cara- on oats and. hay. nounces' It is suspending all letting third ffoor to the pavement. They Medium Shrimp 39< ven of cars filled with his follow­ major races, is a lawyer and ter­ sleeves. were reported in serious condition 18 ARAB REDS RESIGN GEl^ACQUAINTED OFFER His trainer-rider, Jean Riaud, Ever Feel Like Thia?, of contracts for highway construc­ ers. ritorial , senator. He (served in tion until Congress provides more Shoi't fur jackets are popular. at a hospital. , Damnscus, Syria, July 28 (/P) JA^ANISI - Solid gave him a workout yeaterday! The hew wide shoulder is never TTia assassination sparked fears World War II in Hlurope with the, and was gloomy about the reaulU. money for federal highway trust Three policemen were Injured —Eighteen well-known .Com­ MORIARTY Peckad in of a vendetta which could plunge "Go for Broke” regimental com­ San Pedro, Calif., July 28 funds. padded, but cut on a broad slope.. fighting the lire. munist* announce today Umy 7 0Z K K '!He ees; ^ you My, sloogiah? (iP) — The fbllowing sign was Brins liebanon into strife similar to that bat team, made up entirely of Not good. No. artichokes." Queen Elizabeth II and Prince For evening. Balmain utilizes The fire broke out shortly after havo wtthdrawrn from the Com- ALL MOBIL SERVICES W hile Tuna CANS 9 9 * displayed today, on an over­ black chiffon and nailed slits be­ 2 of last summer. It was'about a Americans of Japanese ancestry. Food for two Italian trotters Philip leave by plane for Frederic­ 3 a m. It was rejxirted under con­ nminlst party becoMise It "be­ BROTHERS ThoiM mid Many Otiiar Vahios at Your year ago that the assaaaination of Inouye lost his right arm in com­ grown front lawn; ton, N-B.. on last, leg of IS.OM-mile low the neckline lo give a naughty trol about two hours later' trayed Arab notional naptra- who came over on the Mme plane "To one of my disgusted air. particularly in the hack. Many FWtT NATIONAL fU N I MABKIT. -ri journalist Neaslb Metnl prompted bat. waa Impounded too. but no one Nortii American lour.. CJity Cknin- P o lic y M id the fire was ap­ tlona.’?. PreoUmt Nanoer of tho MOBIL TIRES ind BATTERIES a widespread geheral etrlke by enS- Opposing him Is Dr. Charles K. neighbors who won't mind his eil gf St, Joseph, Mo., votes to evening dreMes are so tight to the parently of suspicious origin. )Two United Arab .RepuMle sit EgFpt M l 3-5135 seems to care beans about them. own bosthoas: I -will clear the F ' P. S ^ Silva, 55, a dantist who la director SiBidav elnotaig ortUnaoee ankle that the ijnannequins could 3-story tansments in th« Browns- and Byita early tNa jteor ^ 3011318 C M tw St. N A T I O S A L stores They eat artkhokas too? weeds «when I’m rood *and (C i sa Fog* iOiU) e t pubUo Inatltutlaiu, Nopa. Beans. which haa kicKed up fUN In poet only wriggle along. WMBeed Arab OanmooMa on A, "-•J Nady. (Signed) Kally." 10 do)^ or 90. |8«v«^ ar« baadsd aB ovor with (C "■ ■ K m oT'Anfc 4^ 1 m rege Mien > - % v y

P A f l l T W O MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, JXH.Y 28, 1969 \ ifr. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD/MANCHESTER. CONM« TUESDAY, JUT.Y 8i, 19W ,\ Jamta and Jane, for Daeeareeorde. t A G t T R U E RockvUle^Vemon The two young .irtars hairs been on a tour of the east eoaat with thsir succeesful recordings. Next Linden St. Extension Coventry Ex-Convjct Held i month they are aeheduled to tour Sheinwold on Bridge Minority Group Plans the west com' and London. For K illing Man damie and Jane will be giieetAt Key to Massaro Plan TntB yOVB FIATS TO on TVwn Veter'a ‘Teenavllle” today Nurses Get Whitefield. N. H.. July 28 - at 5 p.tri. on Channel 12. AVOID ODBSSmHW Sfluth dealer By Alfred SheleweM Ex-cbnvict Gilbert H. fJonyer, 45, Democratic Primary War I Vets Convention OpponenU to Dr. Joseph llu-^letic Aaeociatlon withes to erect North-Sauth vulnerable i today was charged with murder in Hockanum Barracks No. 808, aarb'a plan to erect e pfofeesional the buikllng and use the funds from VM. Meaters Teem ChssHpl4M NORTH $850 Earned building on hia St. Jam es St. prop­ candy and other sales to finance A K 9 • 4 /the shooting death of a vacationer. Veterans of World War I. and Ita There comes a time in every / ''A.est. Atty,'Gen. Elmer Bourque I % JliWEIX MOKSOX ^bury explained. Wolff Is an inde­ Auxiliary, were well represented erty could easily become propo­ athletic programs for children. man’s life when he must g iia a and ¥ 6 4 3 2 pendent voter. nents if he carea to challenge^e Members of the kasoelatlon told ♦ 6 2 By Gift Shop said taet night Gonyer admitted he A prtmwjr win d «sn iu ^ b« at the state convention in Bridge­ guess right; Which opponent has i killed Rtt Gendron, 51, and robbed; had vat MlecUon of a tv m l Dam* It is understood that the minority Town Planning COmmIsslon'e maa- the Zoning Board the stand would the queen of spades? If this hap­ A K 9 5 port Friday ^gnd Saturday. < ter street plan. ' him of eemtk eudldatM for th« Oct n group does not object to ^ M rs . The convention included a ban­ be built and maintained by that pens to you often you’re prob­ WEST EAST The Thrift end Gift Shop of the Spurltng, but feels she Is not a This was the thought expressed « 0 6 3 A 3 . Gendron, s North Woodstock towiy rioctloas, Atty. Herbert J. quet at the Holel Stratfield Fri­ organization. They said the eUnd ably missing some easier line of Public Health Nursing Assn, has Humabury n M today. strong candidate. Wolff and Mrs. by several area realdents who first would be erected 100 feet back of ¥ Q J 10 ¥ K 9 8 1 ' pulp mill worker, was vacationing Spurling ar* new to Vernon poli­ day followed by entertainment. sjioke against the proposed build­ play. ; ♦ A J 10 • ♦ 9 3 3 turned over $860 to Its parent ee- 1 with his wife. Retta^49, in the The diaa«tln( Democratic (roup Honored guests were National the football field and north of the South won the first trick with eociation. WARDS W a r e h o u K wUl nominate Mrs. Mary Pfau for tics and are not identified with ing S t a iengUry public hearing bleachers and that It would be A 7 4 2 A q 1 10 8 3 i White Mountains when Gonyer either faction of the Democratic Commander and Mra. Fred J. Hol­ held by the Zoning Board of Ap­ the Bce of hearts. Hs immsdiate- SOUTH This sum is total retiime for the I approached them.* eeeond selectman, and Seymour E. lenbeck of Florida. built of cinder block with brick first six months of this year, ae- Lavitt'and AUy. Harvey A. Tonce party. peals last night in the Municipal veneer. It would conform to the ly returned the Jack of spades to A A J 10 7 3 I Gonyer waa , quoted as telling In order to force a primary, the Buaineaa aeaaiona and election Building. see what Weet would do and how ¥ A 3 eording to Mra. Robert L. Helme, • the Gendrons that he brought for the Board of Education, ac- of officers of the Auxiliary of the architecture of . the high school, general chairman of the shop.^ eordlnf to Atty. Hannabury «-ho minority group must place a 125 Once during th'e meeting and they said. he would do it.. ' ♦ K Q T 4 I news of the serious illness of Gen- ttapartment of Connection were A A 6 The recent gift bring* to date has been apokeaman for the mi­ deposit with the registrar of voters again afterward, Vincent A. Oeno- Object to Utter West, an experienced player, dron'a mother. for each candidate they propose, held on Saturday. Elected were: vesi, a member of the Zoning South Weti NoHli C«(. e total of 22,360 the shop has Gendron knew hia mother was nority faction in the Vernon Dem­ Mra. Lillian Kate, of Poquonock Last year opposition to the pro­ wae/not fiustered. He furnished a 1 A Pau 2 A PsM and must get signaturer of 5 per Board, indicated he Is dissatisfied low epade with great tranquility. turned over to the ntireea associa­ ' aenoiialy ill and he and hia wife ocratic party. Bridge. department president; posed stsnd was voiced by several 4 A All Pass t The Democratic Town Commit­ cent of the registered Democrats. with the TPCs plan for extending South brooded over thia for a mo­ tion since It alerted two years ago. I decided to continue with their pic­ Mrs. Georgia Bone, of Hartford, Linden St. through the area, and Brookfield St. residents., They ob­ Opening lead — ¥ Q tee has endorsed John UcKeo>^'n Ail signers of the petition must be jected to the location nsar the ment and then put up dummy's The first six months of operation nic lunch near Mi. Washington. enrolled members of the Demo­ senior vleh president; Mrs. Lillian would like to see it challenged. realized 2500 and last year, $1,000. CLEARANCE S A L E for second aelectman to run with They invited Gonyer to join Almost an hour was devoted to street and said litter around the king of spades. , lest trump. Despite the bed trump Incumbent First Selectman Ed^r cratic Party. Atty. 01.,oughlln Rundecker Of Fairfield, Junior vice stand would be unsightly. The Bhop ie open six days a I them. After lunch Gonyer volun- noted today that withdrawals from president; Mrs. Mary Spicer, a discussion of Dr. and Mrs, Mas- This happened to be the wrong guess, South cannot )oie hie con­ week from 10 a.m. to noon * and THROUGH YOUR MANY REQUESTS WE ARE GOING TO REPEAT OUR WAREHOUSE CLEAR- H. Wilson. For the Board of Since that lime, the proposed guees, but it wasn't fatal. De­ tract. The defenders get a trump, I leered to lead Gendron to a tele- Education, the Town Committee the endorsed slgte msy he made treasurer; and Mrs. Myra Perkins, saro's application for a special ex­ 1 p.m. to 4:80 p.m. in the Helms ANCE SALE THIS WEEK. OUR- WAREHOUSE W IU REMAIN OPEN DAILY 9 A.M. TIU 9 ception to erect the professional location of the stand was changed clarer's next move was the killer: a heart and ably one diamond. j phone so he could call hia mot’her. has endorsed City Court Judge anytime up until 24 hours of the chaplain. ‘ to move ^he stand further away building on Main St. Aviating j 11 was then Gendron waa shot P.M. UNTIL ALL MERCHANDISE IS LIQUIDATED. opening of the polls on election The Rockville Auxiliary waa building, and a variance which he returned a low trump from dum­ Mra. Helms on. the general com­ Francis T. O'LioughUn. John Hoyt would allow it' to be built on a lot from the street. Objections last my. ' — Dolly Question in the chest. and Atty. Francis C. Shea. day. Oct. 5. The vacancies may be presented with a certificate of ap­ night centered around the'-second mittee .are Mrs. Eugene Rychling. Oonyei; is employed on the which already has another build­ East discarded a club, and no Partner opens with one spade, The minority group is undecid­ filled by a majority of those pre­ preciation for its hospitalization proposed location. and the next player doubles. You Mrs. Ernest G. LeDoyt. Mrs..John! historic Ml. Washington Cog sent aiid voting at a Democratic work. It also received second prize ing on It. guess could save South. He put up H. Westland, Mrs. Albert Piper. I ed at this point whether it will ' The Zoning Board's decision on Members of the association hold: Spadea—K 9 8 4; H earts— Railway. MOST ALL MERCHANDISE HAS BEEN REDUCED ■ run a third candidate for the Town Committee meeting, called for its Increase in membership. pointed out that it was difficult ,V;-.' the ace of spadea and entered dum­ Mrs. Russell Perkins and Mrs. He has served lime in Maine, the requests won't be known for my with a club In order, to lead a 6 4 3 2; Diamonds—6 2; Clubs— school board and which candidate for that purpose, according to the The local auxiliary waa represent­ to locate the stand elsewhere, how­ Fred Flaherty. These women with j Connecticut and New Hampshire Smorgasbord at Outing several days, however, for the diamond. K 9 5. Whs do you say? EVEN LOWER THAN LAST WEEK'S PRICES! they will recommend for the 2- ed at the convention by Mrs. ever, as it would interfere with a crew of 30 volunteer women j priaorln for forgery and thefts, I A smorgasbord buffet dinner Louise Buss. president; Mrs. members agreed to meet in execu­ Answer: Bid three spades. This year unexpIred term on the school tive session Friday night to dis­ athletic activities. They also said This didn’t help. West captured conduct the shop serVices. Buiirqiie said. board. Other school board terms has been planned for the Chamber Blanche Hartenateln, chaplain; the king of diamonds with the ace shows good trump support with With the exception of candy and ' cuss these and the 2 lo tk e r re­ they would be responsible for a tbtal count of 7 to 9 points. ,T(WJr X relative who wished to re­ are for six years; the selectmen of Commerce outtng to be held at Mra. Lillian Carroll, membership keeping the grounds clean in the an4l drew a round of trumps with soft drinks, all Items offered for | main anonymous said Gonyer has REG. 10.25 REG. 39.95 the Ellington Ridge Country Club quests presented during the hear­ main object Is to shut the op­ GOFFEE-COCKTAIL terms are for two years. chairman, and othera. ing. The action was taken due to vicinity of the stand. the queen. This left only one trump Mle are donated to the shop. Mrs. been 'stealing all hia life." be­ The minority group will force Aug. 5. HosplUI Notes in dummy, and South discovered ponent out. If partner goes on to Helms pointed out. The proceeds! the late hour at which the hear­ In other action, the ZBA heard game he must expect a rather poor ginning with the theft of rabbits SELF SEAL the primary despite the attempted A number of activities are be­ Admitted yeaterday: Oscar ing ended. a request from Domenic Ponlicel- that he couldn’t ruff two low dla- of the sales, given to the sssocia-1 ALUMINUM STORM ing arranged for the family out­ hand as the dummy. aa a boy. STEP TABLES compromise of the old guard ma­ Peterson, 13 Talcott Ave,; Richard ModUleii Colonial li for a variance which would allow monde with only one trump. tlon. are used exclusively for th e ; Gonyer was said to be divorced jority of the Democratic Town (Copyright 1959, General Fea­ ing which will run from 2 to 9 Hiller. 7 Progress Ave.; Jean Mc­ Plans for the building were otit- him to build an apartment build­ South wound up loaing two dia­ local public health service pro- j and the father of a daughter. ROOFING SHINGLES DOORS Committee, because "we don't be­ p.m. , Laughlin, Main St., Ellington; Hned by Aity. John J. O’Connor, ing on the site of the old Wells St. monds, one heart and one trump. tures Corp.) gram. I lieve the ticket proposed is the Free pony rides will be offered John Higgins. 28 iMurel Trial, Who represented Dr. Vassaro. He Armory which was destroyed by Down one. Mrs. Alvina O'Brien, public Q Who waa our sm alleit presi­ NOW i PRICE strongest the Democratic Party to the children from 2 to 6 p.m., Coventry. . 7 27 NOT AU, mXER said it would be built to the rear fire last winter. Start Dlamonda Earlier health visiting nurse, has returned ' dent 7 ___ could have selected,” Hannabury a donation of the Rockville Re­ Discharged yeaterday; Diane of the present house on Park St. Diana, who represented Port- South can afford the wrong from a two Weeks vacation. Dur­ A .lames Madi.son. who waa N O W 7.0 0 S q .' Bald. minder and the Rockville Journal. Berthold. 8 Fox Hill Dr,; Henry which the doctor owns and where tlcelli, said the proposed 2-alory trump guees if he starts the dia­ WJ ing her absence, Mrs. Helen Le- five feet four and weighed leas It is understood thit the minor­ Children will alK have free use Jarvis. Broad Brook; Jennie Leaaig, , ei*1* Tat Clair of Willimantic substituted NOW 24.88 ity faction would have accepted he now maintains hio office. apartment building would be of monds earlier. Suppose he leads a than 100 poiinda. , of the club pool. Adulta will be 30 Maiden L » k •It would be a 2-etor>', 40 by brick and have 12 effleiency units for her. McKeown as a candidate for sec­ Birth Sunday: A daughter to diamond at the third trick, after (Herald Photo bv Satefnis) REG. 4.30 SEWING CABINETS charged $1 for swimming. 100-foot, rr.odlfled Colonial style with m rooms. The apartments entering dummy with the king of A Rotary Double Feature s ' ond selectman, but strongly oppose Mr. and Mrs. William Reudgen, 61 One of th« YMr’i Oreat«itt Golfing will be available at the building which would have five to would be desighed for one or two spades. The Rotary Club eull have a $ U T Y Ijrjt TO OHOOItR FROM Atty. Shea for the School Board. usual green fees. Supper tickets East St. Tax Paymrnt Bltickeil lUng C r o i^ Debbie ,Bt|raAldB REG. 199.95 eight cfllces, he said, and ample persons. West can capture the king of Bebert Wafaer double feature program at its din­ Hoherts Wed 40 Years Shea was reportedly asked to with­ at $3 per adult, and $1 per child Admitted today: Jaaon Moriarty, SEE M E ROU ROOFING drawal as a candidate for the parking facilities would be fur­ The attorney said there was a diamonds with ,the ace, but he "SAY ONE FOR ME" ner meeting at 6:45 p.m. tomor­ may be obtained from any direc­ Main St. Ellington. nished In the rear. Blvery effort demand in Manchester for such Washington, July 2S — A row at the First Congregational Justice and Mrs. I.,eroy M. Rob-^ He leturned to Manchester Dec. declined to do so. cannot remove dummy’s trumps. Colsr S;te-S:Se .30, 1918, and in March met his fu­ MRVRHAL rOIXlRII 3 HsP. TRACTOR tor or committee members. John would be made to leave the trees apartments, especially among former Democratic Party aide, aim; Church'vestry. Prof. William Fitch erts of Talcott Hill Rd., Coventry, NOW i PRICE Hoyt filed notice in the town Vernon and TaloottvtUe news la He will probably lead hearts (as ture wife. They went together four ^clerk’s office yesterday of his with­ Sweeney is chairman, of the com­ and shrubbery as undisturbed as school teachers, engineers and who helped speed up a tax ruling good defense as any), and South "THE LONE TEXAN" Cheney of Storrs wUII give a brief ! were honored by their family and - NEVER URED mittee composed of Bud . Hewitt, handled through The Herald’s possible, O'Connor ade'ed. The ap­ others in similar professions. for a wealthy New Yorker, does talk on astronomy, and the Rotar- I months befor? marrying. drawal as a candidate foh the ruffs the third round. Declarer S;SS friends Sunday in observance of For a time, RoliertS' ran a ga­ NOW 2.18 Roll School Board, Atty. O’LMighlin a Lawrence Scranton and Edward Rockville B otmu, S W. Main S t , proach would, probably be a cir­ Diana called on Herbert J. Mc­ not have, to pay taxes on the whole Ians will observe past president's ^ telephone TRemont 6-S186. amount paid to him, the 'U.S. tax takes the see of apedes. cashes the the couple's 40th wedding anniver­ rage in Manchester where Coda's leader in the old guard, said today Moriarty. Early ticket arrange­ cular driveway entering from St. Kinney, a realtor and appraiser, queen of diamonds, and ruffs a night. The L,adies Assn, of the NOW 119.88 he still plans to withdraw his can­ ments will aid the caterers in Ja m ^ St. who said such an apartment was. court has ruled. church will prepare and serve the sary. /1 Service Station i now located. He REG. 249.95 diamond in dummy. Ha gets to hia quit that work and sought a job didacy for the School Board, de- planning. The exact stte for the building in his opinion, the highest and best The aide, WeH>urn Mayook, hand with the aci of clubs to ruff dinne^ , Forty persons attended the af­ had reported $17,500 income from at Pratt and Whit ey .Mrcraft in REG. 209.95 to 299.95 ■ spite the minority's plans for a 21 Golfere Begteter has hot :^t been deonald L. ITartk, eon of Mr. and opposition. tion to a garage to be used for Your Local Oldsmobile Dealer And since the start of the cen­ RiitE CroNby Fred McMarray 'Hie school will open SeptC 9 for letics, aerology and civil air regu­ [Deaths Last Night Mrs. WlHlam L. Plank of 16 Mile The objections were based on a storage of equipment. kindergarten and Sept. 10 for lations during basic flight train­ 512 WE.ST CENTER ST. REG. 154.95 to 209.95 tury, motor vehicle mishaps have desire to keep commercial build­ Deb. Reynoldt MAPU WING GHAIRS Hill Rd„ made the Dean's List at Marcel Binette, i62 Broad St., to •‘FACE OF A fPS’^'T'CNtO nursery. Children for the nursery ing at Penaacola. F'la. REG. 234.95 (1) AUGN FRONT END Trinity College, Hai-tiford, for the killed 1,265,000 persons. By com­ ings out of the area and to main­ erect an attached gai^ge; Super •‘SAY ONK Newfoundland, X. J, Francis RAY DWYER, Used (Jar Mgr, i parison. 604,773 Americans have class should be three years and Couple Wwl ilIRVRRAL COI.ORI8 BEG. flJM aemeeter ending May 31,, Only tain it as a "topgrade residential Cleaners,'617 Main St., to operate FOR ME” Fl'GITlVE” MAIN FEATURE 8:30 M. Cody, 57. an associate professor Open Evenlnga. Tel. MI 8-2411 GAS iRd ELECTRIC been killed in battle or died of eight months old on or before A wedding of local interest took of marketing at Rutgers Univer­ (2) BAIANCE FBONT •tudenta ciair.Ulned an 86 per section." It. was also , pointed out .a dry cleaning establishment; Carl 8:10 SVERV NtGHT EXCEPT SAT 5 H P. m t H SAW wounds in all this nation's, prin­ 8:a.V10:10 STATE Sept. 1.' If the class is not filled by place Saturday a f the Zion Goapel sity School of Busine.ss Adminis­ W H EEIA—BEG. $4.00. cent average in their scholastic the heavily wooded section now R. Swan-son, 198 Vernon St., erect this date, officials said, children Temple in East Providence, R. J., work, carrying at least five cipal wars, from the Revolutionary an addition to hia house; Ro.val Ice tration, died Monday of s heart ' NOW 29.88 RANGES ONE .ON1.Y - (S) CHECH FBONT WHEEL ad s as a buffer zone between res­ ALL c o l o r : REG. PRICES LAST TIMES TONIGHT " - three years of age will be accept­ when Miss Orba M. Rubelmann of oouraeis, are eUglble for the list. War through-the Korean conflict. idential and business 'sections. Cream Co., 27 Warren St., addition attack. He had been merchandise BEABINGS Home accidents caused four ed. Wallingford, daughter of David Pitney on Tour Arthur KnoQa, a realtor and ap­ to a non-conforming building. - "TOM SAW YER" In Cfilor. Shown 5:40-6:80 coun.selor and account executive 2 6 " or $ 6 " (4) CHECK BBAKE SYSTEM million disabling injuries and The parent - members of the .Rubelmann of Wallingford, was for the New; York .lourhal-Ameri- Gene Pitney of Rockrtlle, and praiser called to testify by Diana, Warren Rathbun, 70 Duval St., group are making plan's for an united it! marriage to the Rev. VALUES te 39.95 NOW 159.88 Giimy tazzarro of East Haven, 1,800,000 suffer^ diaabling in­ to attach a 2-car garage to an ex­ can from 1930 to 1937 and held a ALL FOUR ONLY juries at work. said that in his opinion the type STARTS TOMORROW open house some time during the Stanley B. Washburn of the Pen­ similar position at the Seattle Post- NOW 99.88 » 129.88 now- known as Jam ie and Jane, 'building which Dr. Maesaro prop­ isting building; the Church of the first week in September. This will tecostal Church of God of Ameri­ have a new recording out that is The council said the nation's Nazarene. 236 Main St., to erect a MATINEES 2 P.M.—EVENINGS CONT. FROM 7:10 Intelligencer in 1941-1942. He was MAHRESS aNil BOX turnpikes were almost twice as osed to build would "not be in MANSFIELD be to welcome new members. ca. of Pine I-ake Shores. The cou­ born at Marysville, Ohio. second on the WiPOP "iVjp Fourty ” harmony" with present buildings free standing, lighted ground sign; mr muHSiSwtifr New 4-H Club ple will make their home in the REG. 39.95 Chart. Pitney is a 1958 graduate safe in 1958 as other roads and Marion Sumaslaski, 54*-66 Union TIm MifhtiGsf SpActocI* of AH H im Richmond. Va. George Cooper, highways. The n,umber of deaths in the . area, none of which are An Arts and Crafta 4-H Clubs Pine Lake Shores development.. I 78, former president of Brown and SPRING of Rockville High School and has commercial. St., to convert a 2-family house to Starts Tomorrotcl has been organized with Mrs Weekend (iiieata 4 hia own band >vhUt in Rockville. per 100 rnillion passenger miles a 3-family dwelling; Eklward Tom- Williamaon Tobacco Oorp, and a REG. 154.95 20 GAUGE SHOTGUN was 1.3 on the turnpikes.- 2.3 on Dr. Massaro assured his neigh­ Henry Qiesecke of North School Mr. and Mrs. George A. Cotir director of the Britlah-American RROKRX RRTR The number entitled "CTasaical klel, to divide a parcel of land Rd. as leader. Officers are Ojmthia other highways and roads. The bors that he wanted a "nice look­ EOaeBBPgaECT Sr. of School St. I'ecentl.v had aa Tobacco Co., died Monday. ' ONE ONl.Y Rodk 'n' Roll," was written by east of 330\Oak St. into two lots; Squires; president: Kathleen Oie- guests her niece and husband. Mr. death toll on the turnpikes was ing place" and didn’t wish to build John L^ppen. 164 E. Center St., to Roanoke. , Va. Frederick STER EO -H m SEBVIGEONALL Jamie. The lUp side, -"Faithful anything that would hurt their •» • JCL^IC3BG|]SCE08 secke, secretary; and IJnda Brono- and Mra. Laurla R. 'Wilaon of Phil­ CONVENTIONAL Ma k t a Our Love," waa written by bbth 270. More than 24,000 drivers and erect an addition to the building. Charles Hubbard, 84. garden col- NOW 19.88 - passengers killed in cars and taxis properties. He said he would like CIRU1M witx. reporter. Members include adelphia. Pa., and hia couain and iimniat ftw the Roanoke Times, Seeking extensions of permis­ Susan Gowdy, Linda Brown, and NOW 19.88 elsewhere. to discuss the matter further with sion were: Bahtly's Service Cen­ »KI NflMS , wife, Mr.' and Mrs. Gilbert Coiir died Monday. He retired 10 years ^CONSOLE Lorry Giesecke. mascot. Meetingi and their nephew. William Tuck­ them at a later date. ter, 331 Main St., for repairer's li­ ^ , FUliC ago after working as a linotype op­ REG. 79.95 t« 109.95 * MORIMTY Vera Gorman, another property are each Thursday from 2 p.m. to er', all of Thomaaville, N. C. Gil­ erator for the Timea for 37 years. RIvOND FINIRH V FOR RENT' Sacred Buffalo cense; William Boudrieau. 185 nuiMfrciin ^ 4 p.m. at the Giesecke' home. The owner, reintroduced the question Main St., maintain free standing bert Cour recently apent aix weeks Beverly. Mass. Dr. Clarence S, Ov«n cooking REG. 39.95 VALUE , 8 and 16 mm. Mevje Projectors of the Linden St. extension. She i .- IlitWT members are making baskets. in his native Swansea. Wales, and BROTHERS I TTie American Indians looked lighted sign; Maurice Maloney. Bonner, 71. of Hollywood, Calif., OCCASIONAL CHAIRS —sound or silent also 85 mni. ‘Wanted to know what the effect y iKKIUnl Ribbon Winners visited w'ith the local couple on superintendent of the Danvers elide projectors. j upon the white buffalo as a special 639 Center St., maintain free is easy today... NOW 84.88 801-S15 CENTER ST. would be on the master plan if standing, lighted ground sign. '“ 1KISM a ;* At the recent State 4-H Demon- his return to his home. (Mass.) Slate Hospital for 26 years A8RORTRD STVLF.* and rOI4>RS ELECTRIC TIi AINS TEL. m S-61S5 gift from the Great Spirit. The ani- etration Day program at the Uni­ Bstseball .Schedule WELDON DRUG CO.' mal waa sacred -to them and his the doctor decided to place. the , Michael Orfitelli Sr., maintsin before retiring in 19.53, died Mon­ building in the path of the propos- ; directional al^tn at Warren and S. versity of Connecticut the follow­ Coventry Boys Basebe'll Assn, day. He was born at Lynn, Mass. 801 Main S t . Tel. Ml S-SS21 i robe was used only during special ing local club members received games scheduled this week include NOW . . I religious ceremonies. ed roadway. Main Sts.; Alexander Jarvis, ex­ Detroit Patrick H. O'Brien. 91 3 9 .8 8 5 9 .8 8 NOW 17.88 Hair replied the Zoning Board tension of peimission to maintain I i THE BIG blue ribbons: Michael Merriam the following; Babe Ruth ].>eague, a retired probate judge and former must give some consideration to free standing advertising sign on and Jay Gorden, as a team; Penny locals vs. Mansfield at 6 p.m. to­ Michigan attorney general, died REG. 429.95 Kane Rd. and also maintain a Barth, Maridell Leonard, and morrow at the Plaina Athletic Monday. 36 hours after the death a E e .2 7 .v t the T P C s master plan in making 1 CIRCUS Cathy Labrie. Red ribbons were Us decision. parking lot in rear of 16-18 Locust Field; Willimantic Twilight ^of his son, D'Arcy W. O'Brien, 20 CU. FT. UPRIGHT lJ«ROE AM40RTMENT OF How Outeellinq All But j l In j j i e A j _ St. awarded Deborah McKuaick,, Betty League, locals va. Ridges Friday Michigan state public adminis- (Tenovesi, however, said he dis­ Lou Leonard, Gail Cargo and Ann evening at Willimantic Recreation DOUBLE DOOR WHITE agreed with the proposal to extend Harold Agard, 200 E. Center St„ ; tratpr. O'Brien, long active lt\ Is seeking extension of the tim'e • ixD S TONIGHT e Roy. * Park; and American-National Democratic politics. Was bom in FREEZER CHINA GIFT WARE C om & io Linden St. through that "beauti­ Zoners to Meet I-eague. Giants vs. Braves and * r • * ful residential area." He asked Dr. limit in converting s 2-family 'Houghton, Mich. dwelling to three-family. •‘OULUVER" — "ALADDIN” Hie Zoning and Planning boanj Phillies va. Dodgers, today at 6 ^ Jolla. Calif.— Dr. Klosa Rose. UEJAt CABINET Massaro if .he would have any ob­ has scheduled a special meeting at p.m.,. at the Plaina field end White RedufMi npio'/zPrict jections if the ZBA placed the 84, pioneer honie economics expert 7:30 p.m. tomorrow at the Town Sox VI. Orioles ahd Yarikees va. died Sunday of complications re- NOW 289.88 building on St. Jam es St. ■tneienf Carernn Office Building. The session will be Tigers at 6 p.m. tomorrow at (TTie proposed extension would ; suiting from a lung infection. She NOW ■ 1______to change zoning regulation 16.11 Plains Field.' I helped found the College ot Home 11.88 run through this site.) Geologists say the great natu­ lTAST HARTFORD to bring up to date the zoning reg- ! . K ' ■ Would Block Roadway ral forces that formed the gigantic ' Economics at Oomeli University in so’s home heating JOSCfH t iEVi«6 intscNr', Illations for approval by the State ' Manchester Evening Herald jl907 and aem'ed as ita dean until RES. 17.75 SEAT COVERS The doctor replied that he would Carlsbad Caverns of southern New Tsx Commissioner. The regulation ' Coventry V>rreepondent, F. Pauline be glad to put the building "right her retirement in 1940. She was our w b v ! REG. 74.95 Mexico began their work some 60 deals with the mandatory filing of fJHIe, telephone Pilgrim 2-62.11. ' born in Denver. BROKEN 5U7.e s and OOIXIRS in the middle of the roadway.” million years ago. real eatate and motoV vehicle prop­ b w h it e Harry said If the doctor wanted You |(et preintum quality SINBLE 60R TONITK erty tax lists which a recent special WRINGER WASHER to place the building there he would 1 Mlk« Tndd'«~..______to w meeting voted to eliminate, MobiltUat with RT-98 . . . the As Low As 9.88 "get a lot of support" from the **ABOrND THK WORM) IN upon approval of the tax commls- most completely effeetive fuel - . METAL CABINET neighbors. "The extension of Lin­ W DAYR” Bloner. oil additive in uae today. And den St. is 10 times as objectionable Sfirry. No Rnmp«r Clnb TonlU Makes Solo Flight you get premium service. Au­ NOW 54.88 r n aA r FACT: , as the professional., building," he HERCULES A first solo' flight was made TNF iuiUv'i: : sM IeD . B. said. — WodifMlky — tomatic deiiveriea . . a bal­ NOW 7 . 8 8 . REG. 39.95 VALUE ■ tolaJila JaaaMevvsV___ niRf (b. B«y«oldf Ju ly 8, by Navy U . ij.g. t Carl E . i URK anced, payment plan and many tef tlwnu, After the hearing. Genoveei "NAY ONK FOB ME" IJh g W A OunTS m i m FsbnaoMioni-lidGiir^-ArtwoDoniinib Megonigle. son of Mr. and MPt. G. ■ ' i ' I ...... again voiced hie disapproval of ex­ other extras designed to make KOSCINA CANALE HlmmoPgnMfi.LidiiAHoiHi-GIniffBytfs W. Megonigle of John Hand (Drive, ( BYSTUDBBAKER home heating rtallf Meg. tending Linden St. through the sec­ Coventry, Conn., end husband o f \ REG. 39.95 REG. 89.95 to 129.95 SWEINSN REBUILT SAVf (IF TO $500 ON STATION facturers’suggested pricea for tion. He eaid he disagreed with that t i itWoaorawiciia-ate*tetM.««uOTf>«i».affi»>iWsfnifBwi.G ^ AMERICA’S LOWER'T PRIGF.D ^PASSENGER SEDAN WAGONS—Get the lOCf^inch the former Miss Bernice Reed o f; comparable’69models. Room portion of the master plan, but that ^ ... -V . In gloriou . fc. AbTMAN COLOR by P.ilhf and DYALISCOPL Plttzbiirgh, Pa. j AAobilhoflt iT-ft wheel base Rambler American for aix S-fcipters. it should still be taken into con­ .Lt. Megonigle attended the Mas- / UHPAINTED DESK 7-Pe. MNEnE SETS ARMY RIFLES ...... $500 Itts than the other 2 sideration by the ZBA in making a - /-;4, 'A'-. . *1695 ★ F L U S A ^ eachuaetta Maritime Academy be­ ONE O.Vl.T beat-selling station wagon SAVE UP TO $176 ON KCSAU— decision. The building should then a a ; ■■■ fore entering the.flight program. ‘‘SSKT* ■ I..AB4iE ABMORTMENT 6A BtM. be placed on fhat portion of the WINDSOR makes. Full 5-paasenger room. Rambler tops all other low- A N AOW tO MHU.1 In addition to solo flights, he la priced cars in trade-in value land which will benefit the town ' t iiip(«if$ being instructed in communica- the moat, he said. ■ I l f it i t t SAVtSW TO $a09 ON SC0AN5, EAST NARTFOm NOW 17.88 NOW 5 4 .8 8 a . 7 9 .8 8 NOW 19.88 * by more than ever, according Opposition was alto expressed WE GIVE HMDTOK—Based on manu- ______toN.A.D.A. Used Car Guide. during the hearing to an applica­ TONITK Hovt Your Doctor . GREEN STAMPS All (^ l« r 14llnw •OBI IN N0« AND ITIIK I IT tion submitUd by the Board of Ed­ NICHI SAVE HUNOREDI OF DOLLARS DURINO'loNAiZA BAYSI ucation seeking a variance to erect Alan Ladd "8HAXE " CoN In Your Proscription a concesaion stand at the high "HOUDINI” Toay rertls ALL MERCHANDISE SOLD FROM WARDS WAREHOUSE School athletic field. — Wrdnrsda.v — Dolfvotod Within Tho DECORMIER MOTOR SALES, INC. 24 Maple St., Manchester Christie McCormack, chairman, ••nON’T r.IVK t'p THK J£FF RICHARDS VENETIASIEVENSON IITH DUIKItllGLIISItlKBUUII: MORIARTY explained the Board waa submit­ _ SHIP" STARTS SUNDAY Coming In August Hour CORNER OAKLAND ST. and APEL PLACE ting the application elnee town IWalU I t Bam per Clab MIU WALT DISNEY’S "Anatomy Of A MnrdeP* land was involved. "8MCEP1NO BEAUTY” “THE NUN’S STORY" BROTHERS The F ire and PoNea Jmtitir Ath- .V .. •, BOLAND MOTORS, Inc. A U SALES H N A L # NO REFUNDS • NO EXCHANGES , ^ FINE PHARMAGY SUGHT EXTRA CHARGE FOR DELIVERY— OPEN DAILY 9 A.M. te 9 PA4. ♦ • $M (jBNTBR 8 T. CENTER »T. — MANCHERTER, CONN. — MI 2-467$ M l 3 - 5 1 3 5 ' t ______. ______. ■ ' 4 --—---X A MANCUl!»T£lk BV£N1£G HERALD, MAELHESTER. CONM« TUK8DAY, JIJLY 28, 1989 FAOB nV B EAHtHEareB RvEmm mat a i d , m anohestek, co nn, t u e s d a t , j v t r ts, i »b9 f O U l Columbia Alcom Top judge for Kanau to ka daaa of tha Bt. Andover PrancU Homa far Bojm j You Can BUy Beer Sunday^ O P E H DAILY You Should Know... Of Superior Court m C%wrh M mwI Taachani NaadMl Strike . A ■ ■ tA.M.to9P.M. Mrm. ftobart BarUctt. a^iin - '■ ■ : Justice Fines terxlant of St. J>tar'a CTiurch i But iVo Ketchup in St. Joseph SUNDAY, tA.M.-tP.M. Lawrence E, Wittkofske Hartford, July 28 HJPt- Howard lln itu l RehtM Water«b Safetv »„ School, haa anhounccd.ihat kinder- ^ W, Aloom' of Suffield, who has garten and drat grade teachers | PINE PHARMACY Driver $300 OP lAST HARTFORD Threatens SMCSBMnSB*. Lawrence Wittkofske la new In been on the bench of th* Superior are needed foi the claaaee which ] t t JoMph, Mo., July 28 The new law caused no public : Lessons End nlll open In Setrtember. Anyone ; his job as ssalstant auperintendent Ootirl since 1IM3, has been ap­ •m yeu’ra in Bt, JoMph Sunday and concern until last Sunday. That of the Water and Sewer Depart- David Brennan, 22, of Rockville willing to teach either grade la would Ilka a bear, you'll hava no, whs after Schoenlaub, acting on pointed the court's chief judge. kiN T MOST ANYTHING" asked to notify Urs. Bartlett, of Aluminum menta, but departmental prob- was ilned |800 in Columbia Trial The appointment was announced PTA—Aed Cross w«lfr trouble buying it. But just try .to order*- Of council president Garth lema are not new to him. Juatice Court yesterday for operat­ or Mit.. Albert ■Tayler. buy a aack of peanuta to nibble on. Landis, ordered police to enforce luy Now and S«wo... yesUrday by the new chief jus­ He waa appointed to the auper- ing a motor vehiclq lyhile under tice of th* Slat*. Supreme Court (CofiNaoed frwaa Pago Gna).- Or a package of cigarettea. the ordinance. ' viaory poat In March, and brought the influence of intoxicating liquor. SANDING WALLPAPER And enforce It they did. Five of Errors, Raymond E. Baldwin A new city ordinance governing SwiHiMT MorclioHRli t to the job about 18 years ejtper- Justice Ellxabeth D. Hutchins of Glastonbury, at his first of­ MACHINES EQUihYifNT I, T».ur^u. aluminum producer with a con*, buetneee on Sunday waa adopted persona were aiTested for iMtUng lence as a Water Department em­ alquent promotion to the next i tract with tha Staalararkars UnKm various items such ss a bottle presided and Stewart TIbbetS, the ficial act affer taking the oath of recently by tha City Council of St. REDUCBOl ploye. moet of )t In the engineer­ newly appolnted.'-ffrand Juror, waa office. leral. and participation cards »!>»<* nnll mee aUS tonight in expiring Friday, has not anawered Joieph, e city of 78,888 aoule in of ketchup. All were released on ing branch. FOWE« TOOLS Died Crass cards were given to ' ‘'•’"’■'J'' . the union's demand formally. But bond, and their cases have been prosecutor. . Judge Alct.rn'.; predeceasof as HOUSEHOLD Northweat Miaaouri. He waa aerving aa senior en­ chief Judge was 'William J. Shea tkree senior lifcsavers: Mrs Fran- ^ Jihom I Ormet, which la owned jointly by It waa drafted by city attorney continued. gineering aide when Water De­ Brennan pleaded guilty and aaid da Haines. Mlaa Bllaabeth Marks ‘ i ' the Olln Mathleson Chemical Corp, The ciUsenry was outraged. he was on his way from Rockville of Majichester, who has stepped CARFENTER TOOLS EQUIPMENT Fred E. Schoenlaub and hia staff partment Superintendent Fred to the ahore when he was picked up to ■ e Supreme Court of Er­ Coming to Stale and Miss Anna Verprauskas. Red j ■' « 30 tonight. and Revare Copper and Braaa Inc., of five to liberkllza an old Blue Hastily, the council began look­ MARLO Thrall named him to replace re­ Chiaa cards for junior lifeaavers' „ . . _ .ij a. la expected to go along with tha ing for a way to modify the new Open Tuesday thrn SatarSag up here while driving a car carry­ rors as Hs newdat associate jiui- Law which said in effect don’t buy, tiring Robert McLoughlln. ing an Indiana registration. tlce. Mighty Hercules Is played hy were given to Tommy Bonn.au. Big Thraa In turning down tha don't eell end don’t play bn Sun­ ordinance. ,An "informer meeting deeed MonSays Dariag Since hla old Job naa not been CEMENT TOOLS PARTY A N D Itchael Devlin. Drew Gasper. Jay union'a propoaala. (closed to the public) waa.called Bahish Feisal. 49. of South Cov­ Chief Justirc Baldwin said Sleeve Reeves In the spectacu­ day. filled, Larry atill tacklea an engi­ Judge Alcorn, now a member of lar adventure drama about the RANQUET NEEDS Hohmann. Gary- RoberU John : r • r i A stiika against the Big Three The new version exenipta busi- to discuss new plans. It was re­ July aad Apgwet neering headache or two, but his entry, was fined 875 for reckless • Qkoukimas Penny Wroblintki. I “••o’""- and Ormet would affact 80,000. driving. Felaal was driver of a car Opens Office th* board of sentence review, will exploits of this legendary MECHANIC'S neaeee which provide emergency, ported that the five councilman— main job la direct 'auperviaion of be rellevet- of this extra duty. A hero. Sylvia Koscina co-star* Margo Shaw, L*rry Shaw, Peter _ _ , workara and cloaa about 87 par.- Circus Coming to Bolton necessary or recreational aervlcee. who incidentally approved tha new which struck one -operated by a crew of 15 men whose job ia to Charles Wickman, 38. of 498 Park­ Dr. Robert D. Breer has opened new member of this three-jiidge in' "Hercules."- In Eastman TOOLS lABY EQUIPMENT gh-eater. Billy Covell and Kathy 7 C oD V lC lS F le C cant of the nation'a primary Hospitals, hotels, aervlce stattone, ordinance unanimously — had VBSSSSSAff'SStfOSBBASI b>« S • « I keep water flowingJlntn Manches­ aluminum production. er St., Manchester, in a collision an office ai 17 Haynes St. for the board will be named later, the Color hy Rathe and wide­ Hunt Bros. 8-ring circus Is com-^vatsly owned elephant herd in this drug stores, theetsr and restau- agreed on modifications. DOIS A NIARINO AlO * ter homee and to keep aewage chief justice said. screen Dyallscope. A Joseph A N D K D S Red Cross cards for advanced McDonald said he had gjvan or- ing to town, or to be mors sxact to country ranta ars among those buaineesea Irritated by the public criticism, flowing out. Fourth of’July night at the Inter­ practice of pediatrics. LOADING TOOLS drtmmera clans were awarded to Jail in Kentucky NAVI TO Si section of Flanders Rd. and Rt. 6. He is a native of Amsterdam, Baldwin also said Fxlward C. E. Levine presentation, the dars to hla union for git orderly Bolton. Aug. 18. Two hours of excitement will allowed to open on Sunday. Schoenlaub resigned. So did all of No Tsvo Days Alike Fisher, wh.) has been designated monumentsl film Is being dis­ Robert Richards. Bill Munson. Boh ahutdowm of tha alumliOim mllla if The circus, sponsored by the Bol­ follow the colorful opening parade But drug stores can aell only his ssslstants. . Atty^t Irwin Krug of WHIimiChtlc N.Y., graduated from schools In The only thing Larry can count fice” man, he' learned something that tO’Vii, and went on to Har­ chief Judge of the state's new cir­ tributed by Wsrner Bros. It INVAUD NEEDS Home. Judy Hutchinson.-* Joan Newport. Ky„ July 88 — negotiations fall. ton Fire Department and town con­ in which the entire performing per­ medicines. Groceries can sell fresh So far, only, council president on about any work day ia that it represented Feisal. PAINTER’S baws. .Toanna Gasper and Nancy Seven priaonera. at least two of about keeping pumps, and puri­ vard University where he received cuit court, will continue to hold starts WWnesday at the Slatved alill at large, j pool the pot lines In tha produc' Not on your Kfsl the modest young ^nan is inclined Harvard Medical School In 1984 r ent, until the new court begins Another Renovation and the. evening show' at 8. keys, trick horse riders—they'll all can sell only gasoline and oil. chance to work,” said Lantljs. ing, for instance, waa to put back and David Evans, 21, Hennequin operations on Jan. 1, 1981. PLUMUR'S TOOLS YARD TOOLS Houle. Robert MacGranor, Dartd Five of the earapees were being tion plants. Three rings, a big hippodrome be there. you can't buy tobacco in when he announced last Saturday The Zenith Quality SO-R ieS50 to give departmental old timers a Rd., breach of peace, were con­ and served Iris irternship Hoa- New York t/P)- -Broadway's Na­ Bunaon. Karen Devlin. Dunthla I held on federal charges. The other in order a hydrant which had major share of credit for, keeping tinued to an indefinite date. North Carolina Memorial Hos­ The chief Jurtice listed these tional 'Theater is being ^ven a Alcek and Reynolds apa nego­ track and several acres aerial The 88-year-old circus this year any form — or matchea for that that the law would be enforced. complete...yet is nnexesIM been hit hy a oar over the week­ other chief judgeships, ail reap­ Donahue and Mary Anne M erritt.'two were local men, tiating w’ith the Aluminimi Work apace under the big top are needed haa an entirely new program with matter. You can buy oil for your "If this brings out that some­ in performance by bearing things running smoothly. Hawkins was driver of the car pital, Chapel Hill. Dr. Breer then major renovation by it* new owner, CALL FOB WHA1r YOU NEEP Barticipalion cards in the swim- Authorities tdentifled them by •rs International Union as well end. While Larry was still a high that struck and killed Kathleen served a 2-year residency at point' lents, for state courts; Billy Rose. WE HAVE ALMOST EVERYTHING to accommodate all the features, more than 80 acta appearing in the car, but not an oil filter. You can thing ts wrong with the law, I'm aid, telling for SMO, or more. Other chorea which are all in Sidney A. .lohnson of FWirflHd, reers class were given Mary Ixiii name but gave no other informs-^ as with the United Steelworkers including the second largest prl- three rings. biiy a soft drink or in ice cream sure the council will be willing to I 10-Day Money Back Guaran­ school-trade school student In 1942, Gray of Rt. 6 last week. Evans is MassachiuieXta General Hospital in Noting that a number of Broad­ Henry. L,aurel Warner. Connie Ra- i tion shout them immediately jat- of America. a day's work are replacing leaky he took a part-time job at Oarlyle- hospitalized. Boston; during that period was a cot- 't of common pleas. way playhouses have been going bar at the movies — but no pop^ review it.’* tee! Come in...or phone for meters, unclogging sewer lines, Thomas D. Gill of Hartford, lelgh, Judy Provost. Susan Hoh­ cept that two. Dcmphu.s Lewla and If the aluminum workers union corn. The coiiriell lost no time In re­ home damonetreiion today! Johnson Co. doing the work for Raymond L. Diaz, 31, Paw- tea(:hlng fellow in pediatrics at through similar, rehabilitation mann. Jariice Ford, Dartd Sauer, Howard D'. Glann. were under 20- •truck along with the eleelwork- replacing broken pipe, shutting which he had been training—me­ taucket, R. I., forfeited a 818 bond Halyard. * Juvenile court. Rose explains: for Joint talks between manage­ And, you can buy 8.8 cent beer. viewing' it. off water ao that a plumbing job CALL lU 9-5333 or COME IN M Jftnmy Ray, Neddie Munson. Mike year sentences and regarded as ers, an additional 28 per 'cant of ment and industry repreaenta- Restaurants are exempt. Miaaouri chanical drafting. After a week, he posted when he was arrested For the post two years he has Stephen K. Elliott of Southing­ "Building new thesters is out of Hreewaki, Jimmy Richards. Burton dangreoiis. the total U.S. aluminum capacity can be done in a home. however, he became 111 luid was for passing In a no passing zone. been chief of ped'atrirs at the ton, probate coi.'rt. tie question. ’The cost Is pure as- 250 TOLLAND ST. tWes. law requires all traverns to serve Ate.. The chief task ia installing new Goodrich, Paul Richard. Randy The dcpsrture of the prisoners would ba cloaed —raising the »hut- The aituatlon "doesn't look Local Stocks I food. ' Old Type For/* hoepitalized for two months. Other Oaim U.S. Army Hospital at Ft. McClel­ Guerin Oarmody of Watertown, tronom.v. It's a question of taking EAST HARTFORD ttobblna and Mrs. Julian Krxewski. \va.s di.scovered at about ♦ a m. down total to 82 per cent. aervlcea. lines running from the When Larry returned to school Ernest C. Mason, 60, Elmwood, lan, Ala. He was recently dis­ chief Jurist of Connecticut Justice existing properties and doing right good," Finnegan said. One clever restaurant owner got A Mertello tower ts e circUler etreet main to an owner’s proper­ Courts, In the Intermediate awimmers! They reportedly sawed two bara Inconcliisive meetings were held The strike threat in the alumln- , MnotaHona Puriualied by around the tobacco ban. He simply masonry fort designed to form a QUINN’S PHARMACY Thrall, then an engineer in the de­ was fined $17 for failure to drive charged from service. by-them,’’ class Red Cross cards were given : out to gel onto the runway of the yesterday between Reynolds and I'-obnrn A Mlddlebrnax. ine. boosted the price of a glaaa of milk ty line, and new meters. partment, needed a-part-tim e as­ to the right. Dr. B re'r lives a 76 Farm Dr. indiiatry la against the Big part of coaatal defense. Popular PHONE Ml 3^13* The department also puts In to Nancy Urstn. Donna Gasper, I second floor where they were con- the Aluminum workers and be- Three - the Aluminum Co. of Bank Btbcks from 10 to 35 cents and threw in a about 1800,' these forts have been sistant. Larry took the Job which Wallace Chandler Jr., 23, Regan with his wife. Jean; and the SUdn Moberg. Frank Ziiraw, I fined - — Then they went to the rear tween Kaiser and the Steelwork- America (ALCOA), the Reynolds Bid Asked package of cigarettes ss a prem­ (Fheontinued as they were found some street mains and sewers, but involved more map-making than Rd., Rockville, was fined |30 for c iiple’s dadghter,, Nancy. Joanne Remeach. Connie Shaw. : of the building, forced out a heavy era, Metals Co. and the Kaiser Alu­ Conn. Bank and Trust ium. to be of little practical value. part of the work ia let out to con­ drafting. driving to the left at an Intersec­ Charles Donnelly and Lois Popoff. I screenlhg and made the short drop ’ Various alum inum meetings minum A Chemical Corp. Go. •...... 42 44 tract. Manchester Native tion. Participation cards were given to from there to the ground. I wers scheduled for today. i Hartford Nations Housekeeping chorea, are rather Beginning in October 194^, Ronald R. Brotherton. 23, New made copies of the code of ethics Contract negotiations in heavy, with the department main­ Carol FYeeman. Gall Grenon. Lynn Alerted and searching were po- About SC '00 of the ,%8!000 w-orfc- aluminum Industry are continuing Bank A Trust Co. . 34(4 36 I arry spent 21 months in the Britain, waa fined 824 for failure and excerpt.s from the town or­ Orenon. Betsy Houle, Barbara Mc­ lice in Cincinnati and Hamilton era eni toyed by the big aluminum Fire Insurance Companlea taining six trucks, four cars, a to drive right at an intersection. dinance which every motor boat here with the help’ of federal medi­ T h e Bank that gives you PLANNED SECURITY artillery, but returned to' his town Bride. Peggy Manwiller. Annette County just across the Ohio River companies are rapreaentad by the ators. but no progress toward Aetna Fire ...... 70', 73', backhoe and a payloader, an in­ Job. Sandino DiMauro, 23, Trailer owner should have and know. Ruviella. Karen Scanlon^ Kathy from Newport and olllcers from Steelworkera Union. A large part Hartford Fire ...... 182 192 ventory of pipe, fittings, meters, Rd., Wlllimantic, waa fined 124 Wheeler said that there have Sheehan. Patty Whitney. Chris­ agreement has been reported. meter parts, and chemicals for Although Larry acknoirtedges three Kentucky counties. The FBI of the ranaindar ,ara represented The Big Three aluminum pro­ National F ire ...... 121 129 that some duties have been shiift- for illegal passing. been several complaints of motor tine Yeama, Gai Remeach, Linda was also participating. b.v the Aluminum Workers Union, ducers-like the major steel com­ Phoenix Fire 74 4 77', water, purification, as well aa out­ State policeman Frtuivk Plsch boats coming in too close to shore. Gasper. Anita Moran. Brad Rich­ The other federal prisoners were size plumbing tools, like giant ed from the department to the j T^e United Auto Workers Union panies- have rejected a United Life and Indemnity Ins. Coe. offices of the collector and con­ presented John F.- Fitzgerald, 48, Special constables are Wheeler. ard, Larry Coveil and Dartd named as Joseph Dinardo, Elbert I is nagotiating for a-amall segment Aetna ChMuaity .....1 7 4 184 threaders. RFD 3 Willimantlc, sifter having T. A. Loughrey, Walter Schroder PfansUehl. Wellman and Lawrence Adams. Steelworkers' demand for a wage Aetna Life ...... 241 One man spends almost all of his troller, he feels there is less per­ of tha workers in aluminum plants, increase of 1ft cents an hour in 251 sonnel now to do the Job than ai;rested him for disregarding a and William Jacobus and all have Red Cross' cards for beginnera i The local prisoners were idenlifiod i OumMit wages In the aluminum each year of the new' contract. The Conn. G eneral...... 878 89.3 time repairing meters. His job. stop sign. He was fined 818. power to make arrests on the lake. claaseii were given to Ellen Ma\--1 ns Carl H, Webb and-Harry Lee Htfd. Steam Boiler .. 94 99 that qf the two sewage disposal Here waa when he started with I industry range lk, Credits Veterans 1968. The couple lives at 119 ^ n - baseball game to be pla.ved on 384.787 tons in Ma.v and widened Southern New England IftTille Ijarry waa .still sn' "of­ ton SM. field City Rd., Willimantlc, waa Holslngton, Apryl Holaington. Lola - ---- Phelps-i odge. the existing gap over export., to fined 830 for passing in a no pass­ Hutchins kield at 8 o'clock. Merritt, Nancy Chamberlain. Billy IV n n tiiilv Flfvlovssfl The situation Is this:. Bargain­ Telephone ...... 484 ♦* 4 Cardinals Beat Sox the greatest monthly margin In Manufactumig Companies ing zone. Chamberlain, Marjorie Gillet and L F C lc ty t;U e ing councils representing the Mine. hi.story. Edward J. Ponchak. 42. Hebron, The Cardinals defeated the Mill and Smelter Workers Union I Arrow, Hart, Heg. .. 88 71 financial benefits White Sox 5 ti 4 in a makeup N.„„. D,v.t Steel export.,, which trailed tm- Aasociated Spring .. 204 22', Hal Boyle ...... — waa fined' 115 for abandoning a Jacqueline Says have been negoliaUng with the port, for the sixth successive car on West St. He pleaded nolle game played on Sledjeski's field lin, n ^ d i Mercer, Susan Sweeney, i _____ . Bristol Brass ...... 124 14'* copper firms since May. In a na-1 month, dropped to 165.856 tons, 1 Collins ...... 75 85 contendre. The car had been one last night to replace a rained out Devld Thomcn, Lucy Merritt, Short Hiils. N. ,1 . July 28 iA*»— tional referendum late in June, the I The import-export gap has sprfsd which belonged to his son and it game on July 15. Nancy Taylor. Kathy Friedrich.' Socialite Jacqueline Gay Hart, ' Dunham Bush:...... 8 4 9 ', mine and mill employes authorized i from about 81.000 tons last De- 1 Em-Hart ...... 49 82 Son, This Swede Has had broken down. It had been shld George John-30ii and Bobby Jtmmy Fox. Phelps Haines and who says she fled to Oiicago to a strike if needed. The union of-' cember to nearly 219.000 tons. -- as junk and the Ponchaks Caroline were battery for the Mike Koller. '■ | eacape the strain of elaborate fleers agreed then to speed nego-' 1 Fafnir Bearing ...... SS 81 White lox, and Billy PleSz and Participation chrds for the be-' wadding plans, has decided to Landers, Frarv, Clark 214 234 thought their responsibility wa.s nations to ' determine whether, ' N. B. Machine ...... 28 30 then over and the boy removed John- K’-iapp for the Cardinals. The l^imcrs —class were 'given .to- postpone her marriage. there was need for a national wage ^ £|S trO tO J U fl^ P Civil War Eyes Cardinals still hold tne lea In the Heidi Solomonsan. - Berk Dona­ ' North and Judd . . . . .35', .38', the plate.<< at his father's sugges­ Publicity over her case ra u s^ | policy committee meeting. ' Rogers Corp (B) . . . . 18 20 tion so that they might be re­ league. Umpires were Emil Malek, hue Suzanne Vsnty. Kathy Lon­ the postponement, says Gay's The fact that such a meeting Albert Bourey and George John­ don. Ricky Yama. Steve Koller, father. Ralph A Hart. . Russell Mfg...... 27 30 turned to the Motor Vehicle De­ has been called for Denver Aug. 5 l I U t l i l M 1 t'< Stanley Works . . . . . 484 .514 New York (P) A young Swedish Is of top Interest now. She dis­ partment. The fact that the junk son. Sara Lee Thompson. Cindy Hau*- Hart, executive vice president of and 6 indicates that union of------...40 girl with Civil War eyes (they’re chlld, Bnice Ray. Diine Montan- the Colgate Palmolive C?o., told of Terry Steam .... 44 ciplines herself strictly. man did not pick up the car he flcials are considering a strike.; Havana, .Tuly 28 i/Pi A . Tprringlon ...... 32 34 blue-gray, sonny) hopes to spring- "I take one drink a year and Manchester Evening Herald Co­ don. Andrea Stoner, David his daughter's decision, yesterday. hoard to fame In (he same role had bought, the court felt, did not lumbia correspondent Mrs. Don- The union bargaining teams are i of treason brought hy a Veeder R o o t...... 55 58 amoke one cigaret a week," ahe relieve Ponchak of responsibility. CAstroM’t pfotui /mpols CoimrHbIt smI Ms sMk CsnsNs Schwanke and Ross Person He added she would eventually •eeking a general wage Increase of j citizen against Former President that made Marlene Dietrich an In­ pJd R. Tuttle, telephone Academy marry 25-year-old Stanley Gaines The above quoiauoiis are not to said. "I have no minor vices." ' Gerald S. Johnson, 18, was fined Also Kathy Vanty. Walter Mon- 17 cents an hour, health-welfare i Manuel Urrutia waa referred to ba construed as actual markets. ternational star. 8-3488. tle, Buzzy Dunnack. Wilma Baker. of Fayettrtlle. W Vs., as planned, "What do I like to do? I 824 for following too closely. hilt gave no dale. They Were to be benefits and a job evaniation Premier Fidel Castro's cabinet la st; "I only hope it will do for me like to do exactly what I want. Johnnon, operating a motorcycle, WHAT MAKES CHEVY HOT? Gall Ransom. Patty LaGrande. study. Present copper Industry ISupreme Court Judge Julio what it did for her," said May You have to be in this business John Gasper. Deborah Sears. Don­ wed Aiir 29 -struck another from the rear in' Newsmen' thpn .nnehi r-din.. ! "^*8* "er* not available.' De Val signed an order' MEMBKI Britt. strong-willed." an accident on Rt. 6 last Thursday ald Uraon, Dennis Urao. Laura She wasn't even ,born yet when Taylor, Elfriede Klein, Stephen reaction, H. ,M he h. and GayC.v! " ;rta ,“'',V‘w.Xr7“ night. A 15-year-old girl was In­ would have a "quiet wedding with Dietrich broke grandpa's heart 30 jured in the accident. O n l y “THE MOST WONDERFULLY RESPONSIVE Kebey. Dartd Richard. John ns little publicity as we could In the steel strike, a half- ttiling puts Castro in the '•'iJ years ago with a pair of enticing Pfanstiehl, Bobby Montie. Lois siblv hone for." ; million members of the United "f -'‘tting as judge on the ■ gams and a throaty voice singing Rockefeller Son, . A nolle was entered in the case Coda, Robert Ponez, Ricky Osborn. Gaines plans to get awav for . i Steelworkers have been out *ince I P“t in as the first president "Falling in Love Again." The film: of Burfon Starkey, 18. of Cherry Tommy Gasper. "The Blue Angel." Valley Rd. who was charged with » .So ENGINE AVAILABLE TODAY AT ANY PRICE” ^ r k vacation with Gay in d her mother' 'I'”'” ’ ' and then Ex-Servant Linked using an illegal muffler. Dennis Sauer. Jackie ConlanConlan. - j , possibly can" "alm ost 90 per cent of the nation’s * " ^ “ '*tta^uit on liilv IT .ft#.- The same song is retained in the Denise Stoner. Timmy Nicholson new version of the picture. L«lId -poUc,e, that without, a steel-price rise. The in- —• Is vibrantly .slim; and her saucy Pretty Anne Marie Rasmussen are will be held at T p.m. to'morrbw she had been kidnaped But ahe dustry contends that an Increase | ------freckled face is half-draped by "just good friends. That’s that,” He states that these may all be as part of the Vacatloa Bible admitted later ^he story was false. in labor costs would force a price , king hair the color of August Anne Marie,- 21-year-old daugh­ found on the Code ’of Ethics card SAFETY School program of St. Peter's rise and would be inflationary. Pre- wheat. ter of a grocer here. sa,ys there has printed by the Lakp Assn., which may be obtained at the Town Episcopal Church. Friends and *Eye Ttihes' .strike wages averaged $3.10 an May made her American debut been no talk of a wedding. members of the parish are invited hour. • ★ ONE DAY SPECIALS ★ In a few memorial acenea opposite The romance rumors were spack- Clerk’s office. LOWER OPERATIONS to attend. Eyes,of the African chameleon The steel industry, in resisting Marlon Brando In "The Young ed by a long leisurely motorbike No motor boat shall be on the Communion services will be. held are mounted in eonellke tubes jut- any labor coat increase, has cited Liona." Bfit before that ahe made trip they took together. News­ lake after 9 p.m. or before 7 a.m. at 8 a.m. and 10 a.m. Sunday in i ting from each side of the head. th ' threat of competition from for- FOR WEDNESDAY ONLY! 11 fllma in Rome, where ahe papers here are making a big daylight saving time. There are Economy St. Peter’s and at the same hours j They Work Independently in their elgtt steel plants whose production toA .', :: v'-.i Stacked up well against the com­ thing of it. ^ no exceptions. All boats must be en Aug. 9 when the Rev. Douglas peculiar, turret sockets and each costs are lower. petition of such native daughter* Steven, 2.3. said yesterday: registered with the town clerk and NEW LOW PRICE tSie numbers on the boats must be F. Pimm, rector, will officiate alj is capable of revolving in any di- The American Iron and Steel in­ r- as Sophia . Lnren and Gina Lollo- I’m on vacation and just visiting AND COMPLETE tbe last services before he leaves' ret^tion. stitute reported yesterday that bjigida. Anne Marie." of contrasting color and six inches I I FLAVOR QUEEN A girl of startling beauty,-ahe He said that, when he w aa're­ high as stated in the town or­ says ahe doesn't mind sexy roles - leased from U.S. militar.v service dinance. Denendabilily 1 oiing People like this plan St least at this, .stage of hetJPflrcpr-. he flew to Oslo, whe^re Jie Persons letting guests use their "The sexy roles catch on." she met Anne Marie. They bought the motor boats" are. advised to sc" LOAF said matter'-of-factly. "People like motO!-bike the same day .and set quaint them with the regulations i n s i s t o n it.,. them. out for Kristiansand, 1.50 milea as It la the owner who is legally HOT ll BREAD J. Low Cost Life Insurance "It looks as if when a girl puts away to see her parents. responsible. The Lake Assn, has on a tight evenings dre88..she.Jias. FOOD KINO TT. S. TOP CHOICR QUALITY BEEF DEPT. half her success won. Perhaps I 2, A Growing Savings Account should be grateful for thia," WATER? PENNANT BRA.VD But May haa a strong distaste LEAN SUGAR rURED—SLICED for husl-and-hip publicity - she doesn't like to give her personal You get JUST THINK OF IT . . .you can protect yourself and your measurements - dislikes being family with life insurance and at the same time build up a -asked tn compare European' and I IJI. . Lb. “ owing: Savings Account with this low-cost Insuranre- American men. a LOJ and CELLO r vings Plan. "I don't actually know my own weight,” ahe aaid. "I find it s T H O R O S E A l That’s how SPORTS CARR ILLUS­ BEST STYLE softest riding ear in ita price claas.** great bore tn apeak about weight. T horo*s*l ^ TRATED magazine expresses its IBACON ''^W e.M M a.se ^ tIA ll TNI.SDRPACl AND RNFt It's the only car of the leading low- Bufyou'Il be able to tell this youraelf, Weight la ver.v much an American admiration for Chevy's vigorous every drop WATIt aVT OF YOUR MASONRY priced three that’s unmistakably the instant you take the wheelr- FOOD KING HEAVY WESTERN FATONO-REEF DEPT. HERL S HOW IT WORKS.. .your regular weekly nr monthly deposits build preoccupation.' I am not worried Turb^Fire V8. Indeed, .very motor If friends gain \ or loae a few WALL! AtOVI M MLOW DtART. modern in every line. "In its price TENDER, JUICY, LEAN up a constantly increa.sing balance: in your saving.^ account, from which magazine haa given Chevrolet's stand­ BEST ROOM .vour insurance premiums are automatically paid. There’s no worrv or- pounds. 1 still think the same J ard passenger car and Corvette V8’s class,” says POPULAR SCIENCE isHOJ..: of them. ' , magazine, "a ne5V high in daring Official dimensione reported to fu.s.s w;ith bills or notices, .no trouble to you at all. Your weekly deposits "As to what men are most at­ unstinted praise. Take it from the styfiflg.” A.M.A.* make this dear. For example, from an take care of everything. tractive, ■ I married an American. experts: there’s no more exciting CheVy front seat hip room ia up to CUBE That should settle that." W 5TERPLU 6 performance in Chevy’s field. What’s BEST TRADE’ IN .1.9 inches wider than comparable Lb. ' Her husband, Edwin Gregson, more, you can choose from^the widest Check the figures in any N.A.D.A.* care. Is a student at Stanford 'Univer­ stoN lias* IN veil* MatoN*T range of powerplants among the ELECTRIC While .vour savings account is growing, your life insurance ' W AUt IHSTANTIT AN* AS** Guide Book. Chevy u s^ ear prices y 9n»if9thtf0n A$tm. STEAKS sity. if■ u •YDvaaHa leading low-price three ' when you go last year averaged up to 1128 higher policy (e.\cept term insurance) will accumulate cash too. SNHICNNAl SnSNeTN. Chevy! May (it's pronounced My) was than comparable models of the YOUR SAVINGS EARN 3V2% CURRENT ANNUAL bom Maybritt Wilkens In a suburb II 'V WATER SUNSHINE -‘-other two.” DIVIDEND RATE, while YOUR SAVINGS BANK LIFE of Stockholm. Her father is a HERE ARE 6 MORE 'BIG REASONS WHY" NO WONDER MORE PEOPLE KOz. Swedish postal employe. She ’CHEVROtET'S THE H O H E S T SELLER AuUmuthth fUmlmg Amn. QRAPE DRINK Cans 47c INSURANCE ALSO EARNS REGULAR DIVIDENDS. had. worked as a baby sitter and OF THE YEAR! BEST ECONOMY ARE BUYING GHEVROLETS HEATER waitress and was studying pho- j FANCY, FIRM, RIPE . tography when Carlos Ponti, the QUICKSEAL No doubt about it: two Chevrolet IN 1959 Your Savng.s Earn Italian producfifa discovered her. A UAVTIFVLqCOLOlPVLqFINliN So easy to BEST BRAKES 6’s won their class in the famous and you get NATIVE TOMATOES Lbr. 35c She admires Ingrid Bergman. ■ —- . Qitlck«#il J fi f /’orkndi peopls I can’t stand around me all New Uoun: Open Daily 7:30 A.M. Monday thru Satnrday-eOpen Until 6 P.M. Monday CARIER CHEVROIEI COMPANY Inc. Special Intfallation Allowance! Time Limited Your Car ' Cor, Lt no» St Wfsf Aiidci/t' at once." OPtN MONDAY Thru SATURDAY 10 to 10 OPtN THURSDAY JBventually, May hopes to hav# thrn Thnraday—Friday Nighta UittU S:30,and Saturday Until Noon rVININOS <, )o 8 fiOTH BRANCHFS O riN fRiPAYS tt. five oc six children, but her career 1229 MAIN sn u n MANCHEST«1, CONN. M l M 2 3 t t ■ ALWAYS PU M Y f.O P M H PAM ONO: A w

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCUE8TEBHX)NN, TUESDAY, iuLY 29, 1959 PAGE SEVEN P A c n s i x IUJSCHE8TER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER., CONN,. TUESDAY, JULY 21, 1959

tien against ons of Its ^visians out I d ot a t eouras, to us. In ths first iUnrl^eiitpr place, w* had an ides that this Ribicoff to Attend Possible Foes In Michigan, because that division A Tboufht for Today Hare f i r e Purposely Set Connecticut particular spell of weather was BpSRSsrsd by tbs Maacbestas West, Reds Rewrite wanted to Join In a federbted fund not to bk challenged, tn the second Puerto Rico Talks £opttttt9 Ifpraid arrangement. place, we notsd that such s wet • OsaaeO a t Obardbs* Seen in Some f S S ? ate. Second, theee two health organl- Yankee season, coming after a touch of Hartford. July J8 m — GoY. GrMt laitem CoRttraetibn drought earlier In the spring, was Warship ‘Abraham A. RlMdOff will kave.for To Test Men’s Work Mindbwiw, «Ulaiis...ars almost equally con­ Rival Berlin Plans By A. H. O. nouruhlng new and taller s n ^ th Aid G>untries cerned with the competition they "Worship la a spiritual hilltop Puerto Rico this waekend to at­ in the fleMa. We ware waitmg for whsrsoh man looks beyond earth­ tend the national governors con­ A Mai flM sparked ths reutinef It took 16 minutes for the men ere getting from other Independent the weather to chsuige, and watch­ ly horlxona and sees the glow of ference. Detisn and Build a 1. tm Our part-time farming la guid­ drill of ths North-End Firs De­ to get the blase under control, af­ . (Ooathiiwil from Fogs One) (OsBIhiBed f(wm ” ags One) AKKriuhchev might he ready to soft- voluntary health drlvss. Not many ed by the pleasant assumption ing our crop grow mors bountiful, the une, the headline aaya he found, in a man who cam be "Ra.v" and chief As pharmacists, our objective is to help keep and the canal kept filled with fresh The names were drawn Ijy Sea- News Tidbite see, you feel yovj are already of uxtyt Manehetter’f oldest financial in- and 8on-in-1aw of the deceased, room log cabins, some still under manded RicKover. Nixon backed first Atlas ready for CombSt use 4 the same talks, hope for Geneva. Justice at the same time, but "Ray" everybody in good health. water. Thla could be controlled by Earl, Erick Jr. and Kenneth him, up. bury Lewis and Everett North ■pending more than you have ever by June, 30. But Secretary of De- two existing gates, he saidf The con.stniction, on the 15-mlle trip of the Rockville Area Chamber. Culled trom AP Wires spent. This is only relative. Last Any more authoritative Judgment will be. is our thoughts and affec­ 'We invite you to assist us in achieving this gosL' Anderson, and Donald Varley, re­ from the airport. • The area re­ The .shipj’ard master refused at fenM Neil H. McElroy announced stilution can serve you. canal extends off the pond and the spectively. Other winners, who may pick year you poured some 280 billion will have to await events. tions at least. If not in our ad­ first but was overruled by higher on June 29 that-there would he at / Bringyourprescriptionstousforpromptservice., pond Itself is dammed. sembles In some! wavs the Fron­ up their prlzOa at the Chamber dollars Into the economy In ex­ least a 60-dsy delay in getting the But already. It seema to us, one dress, that chief Justice. tier West. Soviet officials. Rickover then Two New Mexico youths crush­ Insurance Factor made a 2-hour inspection of “ev­ office at 2 E. Main St., are; Mrs. change for food, clothing, automo­ big missile in shape for p e b b le When he arrivedr-Nixon found ed to death when part of cave col­ biles, appliances and services. not tn considerable gain for the An accompanying Judical pro­ He aald tha plan hingee now on erything I wanted to see,” The re­ Helen Igna owicz, Rosemary Geb- combat! • INSURED SAVINGS meeting fire insurance require­ many of the women wearing ba­ lapses while they hunted Indian This year your Income Is higher cause of peace has been realised. motion moves Superior Court actors thenvselves were inactive. hardt, Barbara Lemek, Pauline Iti announcing the in(]uqiry last ments « s to mechanical means of Top Forecaster bushkas—or hsndkerchiefs — over relics. . . . Dogs, and not cats, and-the 4ntlcipation ia that your week. Brooks said: The two men who met In these Judge William J. Shea up to this EACH ACCOUNT FULLY INSURED He emerged to de.scribe the pride Remenik, Irene Gordon, Mrs. maintaining the level o f water in- their heads and men with blue Erich Kellr-er, O. C. Peterson, Gail have been responsible for killing of ■pending will exceed the 300-bll- "We must not permit our people public and private debates In Mos­ UP TO JIO.OOO.- of the Red Nay'y "a fine job” but same Supreme Court as an as­ the canal. Defends Short tarns and work clothes applaud­ Kidney, George Nicholson, Mrs livestock in Ornnby area, accord­ llon-dollar mark. to be lu lj^ into a! sense of false cow w'ere cartoon characters to sociate jjustice. In his service there, QUINN’S PHARMACY • » Some means a,r* automatic con­ ing him. , said, "It does not represent an ad­ ing'to statement Issued after in­ security wth the belief that our vance in the reactor art.” 4an Slawinaki, Mrs. Rose Vienot With larger paychecks, the Fed­ the. opposit* populations Involved. we are sure. Judge Shea will con­ trols working by a float device, or Several times he stopped to Mrs? Pauline Dunn, Kay Javarauc vestigation hy Connecticut De­ eral Reserve Bank' of Philadelphia armed forces are fully capable of 873 Main St. Phone M I 3-4136 shake hands with youngsters, in­ The incident at the .shipyard was partment of Agriculture and the Khrushchev was the tough mon­ tinue to reflect credit and honor • MORTGAGE LOANS manually operated valves. Alert on Debra kas, Lillian Nagy. ^ points out, your spending has out­ retaliating with intercontinental I Lydall A Foulds can send fresh cluding some girls. the only disconcerting note of. the State Board of Fisheries and ballistic missiles. . . if in fact we ster* In the American cartoon ex- upoii Manchester. ____ first stop of the Nixon party’s 5- Also; Mrs. K. Perzanowaki, Mrs. paced the increase in our. gross IN MANY CASES ALMOST water down the streambed from Among Nixon's ad\’lsers mean- Leo. a Bard, Ji dy Flucklger, Jo- Game national product. GNP is the are not prepared to do oo." Mgeratlon: Nixon the black And IMMEDIATE APPROVAL. wells when the mill is hot opefat- (CnnUiiued/ from Fsge One) whllie, Quebec was being mention­ day tour, outside Mnacow, Strike -by-maintenance -workers economists" lingo tor an the'good# - Brooks, pTomisihg t o '" ^ v e the Soviet newspapers meanwhile 'sepn- J&astawany, -Georga Parent, hated menece In the Oommunist Ihf. ed as a possible site for a summit R. D. Blevins, Leola Veitch, Louis of Bridgeport Housing Authority and services this nation produces. public the facts," said he hope* to auddinly, we put out information kept up their attack on the, pro­ I cartoon book. Nixon has found A Guser Martin has said loss of water In conference, if and when one is Krajewski, Alice Edwards, Edna begins with conflicting reports on Despite 'your larger income, be­ conduct most If not sH of the in­ the canti from seepage or evapora­ Just aa quickly aa we got It.” agreed to. ' clamation of "Captive Natio'na Khrushchev sn 'ebullient politician, Lanz, and Mrs. R, E. Bertsche. effectiveness of union action. . . . cause of higher prices, you are not quiry in open session. That Nasser la a gasser In three MANCHESTER • PASSBOOK LOANS tion might be made up by fresh The weather forecaster said the Their reasoning was that Week” In the United States at the Joseph M. Schenck, 76, cd-founder persistent bUt perhaps not too well storm developed only 40 miles off Addresses i t the winners were not saving any more now than you did tenses, past, present and future. water from the brook, when and If Khrushchev might go on to the same time as the Nixon visit. The and for many years Board chair­ six years ago, though yoiir sav­ ESCAPE AR’n S T CAUGHT CONVENIENT WAY TO GET REM.DY- possible, and by a connection with the coast, from 15 to 20 mile per available. Informed, proud and obstinate In It can be understood that his oc- CA.SH WITHOUT DIS’nTRBING SA'VtNOS. United States for a visit after­ official news agency Tass said man of Twentieth Century-Fox ings may be taking a different defense of hie own system, biit. a a Manchester Water Co. main on hour winds, which are normal for wards. President Charles de Gaulle "even in the U.S. itself, it waa Film Corp. in fair condition after . Keeoe, N. H., July tS Iffi—Fyoak cfialon, the other day, being the M in « t . the Gulf. He added that a storm (only) a tiny handful of men who form. little afraid to open his eyes to of France, who has opposed San Denmark Leads in Bacon breaking his hip/in a, fall. . . Kung Rite, M, ’whose three eecapae seventh anniversary of the de­ ConisUL developing that close to the coast Francisco aa a site, would likely supported the provocative action Will your spending really benefit anything that, might upset his own Kuan Air Baib in Central Formosa the economy aa much- as some from the County House of Cor­ parture of King Farouk and the CHRISTMAS CLUBS Is much harder to track than a accept the French-speaking Cana­ of.the reactionaries'. rection have caused his original V* Copenhagen—Denmark, just half equipped toHl^dle largest bomb­ think that It will ? I wonder. logic. Khrushchev has found Nix­ third anniversary o f hie own sel- One a t ConnebUcut’s storm developing qt sea._ dian city aa an alternative, it "Moat of the U.S. - bourgeois the size of Maine, ia the butter ers of U.S. Strategic Air Com­ M-day stetence tn grow to 186 THE POPULAR WAY TO SAVE I!v# a hunch from just peering on,' the dark-scowled menace of Finest Outlets For Public Records He said that people must un­ .wae believed. It was stressed that newspapers and magazines paid no basket of Europe. In re mand, ' has become operattonaL days, asked for and got a maxi­ sure of the Sues Canal, called for FOR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING. at a tiny sector of Main Street the cartoons, the model of s demo­ derstand that winda of 16 to 20 President Eisenhower would of attention tn the propaganda cent years It has produced half the mum securit)’ .sentence todpy. I ■ some Joyous present bombast. BIGELOW ond I ". miles an hour Just off the coast course make,the final decision. 'weeK,' The whole of honest-mindet U.S.A. that many a shopkeeper Bice, formerly of Fitchburg. cratic gentleman. And when Ihe baron and one fourth o.' the butter is aware of the need for sacrific­ But he should have been more MOHAWK Warrantee DcMa can develop' into stonh ihtenaHy Nixon in a talk to the throngE of01 America turned away from Uie and eggs moved in world trade! Maes.,was picked up early to­ two ways of life-exchange their careful of, the past than to say Jafvis Enterprises, Inc., to'RIch- qiiickly and without warning, but airport wellwishers noted that No- ing his profit margin in order to day and pleaded guilt>- .before • REGISTERED CHECKS , Ailout Town keep you the consumer coming leading menaces, and And them "We defeated Britain, France and C A R P n iN G . r trd Y. and Elizabeth A. Carney, storm warnings are issued with vosibirak has always been one of JJudgr .Arthur Olsen in Keene quite human, In their respective FOR SENDING PAYMENTS property at 48 Woodhill M . all speed when the,v are found, the cities closed to, foreigners. back for more, in order to move Municipal Court to an escape Israel three years ago. We have Llchtblau aaid that development "As we know, some cities' in the A special meeting of the Wash­ the load of goods manufacturers' 8 traits, something important psy­ ' THROUGH THE MAIL David and Anq Stone 'to Rob­ Town Dealers Held Not Liable charge. never been defeated with.arms al­ ert J. Gordon Jr. and Phyllis S and movement must bath be Soviet Union are called 'closed ington Social d u b will be held are shipping into his store. If, chologically has been done, and we though we were defeated now and Gordon, property on Litchfield tracked and thia is extremely dif­ cities'. There are some ‘closed tomorrow night at 8 o'clock in the as a result of higher labor costs-- YOUTH HITNTED IN CANYON clubrooms. All social and lodge would take the Nixon misiion aa a then with tteachery.” ■t. ficult In Gulf storms. "It's like cities' in the United States but we For Damage, by Stolen Auto and already a host of silent wage • SAVE-BY-MAIL a basketball game," he aaid. "They feel that all cities should be open members are urged to attend this hikes have been granted— prices Grand Canyon, Aria,,., July: 26 a aucceaa for that reason alone right What happened In 195(1, he said, Leo O. and Blanche M. Prevost meeting as important business . is nov'. . jump around and have no steady cities so that we -^should get to continue upward, I fear an even (•^NoUanal park rangerz today was that "we decided to with­ -- IF YOU CAN’T COME IN— te Henry E. and Nathan Agosti Hartford, July 28 —A caae thatfMancheater auto dealers reapon to be (flscusaed and voted upon. _ greater strain on the retailer’s pattern. There is a great move­ know, each other,” he said. esrlfk 4U,. .s . >« .... * rteumed a slow, careful search draw.” USE OUR SAVE-BY-MAIL SERVICE. neill, property on School'St.­ ment a.iid it ia difficult to develop This ia a big machine manufac­ started with the crackup of a sible for the accident damages -profit and perhaps on the manu­ John C. ■ and Wilma R. Pinas The Golden Age d u b will have for a Georgia . youth, misaln’g Nasser ehould also have been OUR a pattern for them.” turing center 1,750 miles east of "borrowed" car two year* ago in along-with McCrystal. Today the facturer's, too, since fiaturdey on on Ill-fated Heart Group Will Study to Edward J. and Elizabeth A, Manchester had a sequel today in an outing to Ocean Beach Thurs­ more careful ‘ about the future, ANNUAL He aaid. if people will take ap­ Moscow. It has a population of high court ruled the town court Today is may be a matter of July trek Into the Grand Canyon. Haefs, property on Conway Hd. propriate action when suggested 887,000. the Supreme Court of Errors judgment was proJper day. The chartered bus will leave September-De-1 There wa* littln hope 5lasoM The' American Heart Asaoda- • CONVENIENT HOURS from 'Orange Hall at 10 a.m. clearances. By more careful than to sty that Ineorporatton Gerttflcate by the Weather Bureau, any disas­ (About onq-thlrd of the Soviet On July 28 1957, Thomas R. "A t the time McCryatal obtained tember we might be operating a Owens, 16, of Savannah, would be tlon, in 'a' eialMhent and purpose "next time we will exterminate OPEN UNTIL 8 P.M. MONDAYS, TUEBDA-YS, < The Jaye Manufachirlng Co., ter such as that which occurred Union ia closed to travel by for­ Brown and Harry Jackson, Man­ poeaession of the (car) he was 18 pretty aynthetic cycle of high found alive. The canyon's treach­ also subscribed to by the American Israel." FRIDAYYS; :nHURgDAYS II HOURS OF manufacture preclsinh machine during hurricane Audrqy, may be eigners. .'In retaliation, the State chester auto dealers, had a used years o f age and, although he had ■ales and lessened profits. Com­ erous trails and searing.heat al­ . UNINTERRUPTED SERVICE 9 A .M. TO 8 P.M. parts, capital stock of $50,000 dl avoided Deparment In 1952' and in 1055 sedan they were attempting tp been licensed to operate a motor Murder Suspect Gives Up ready ar«t known to have taken Cancer Society, announcM that It The accuracy content of his NOW sell for the owner. petition Is sharpening among the vided into 8,000 shares with par Audrey strudkuw the southwest imposed a system of closed areas, veh-icle' in this state, his license makers and sellers of every type the lives' of his two eompaniont- will form a special committee of prophecy appears about equal to Thomas N. McCrystal Jr„ 18, of value o f $10 each; commencing Louisiana coaat June 27, 1957, kill'- (Uties and routes roughly equaling was under suspension," said As York, July 28 (/PV-Dom­ of product to make your spending physicians, acientiats 'and commu­ that in his history. GOING business with $12,00(1. M. Joseph Ing more than 500 persons. the -.ones in' the Soviet Union. ■Vernon, with Jackson's permission, sOciate Justice James B. Murphy. inick (Mlrni) Scialo, 31, of Brook­ RIGHTS POHIERS lUUECTEO took the car for a road test and tp compensate for the lower partici­ nity leaders to'study the problem Nasser had some alight excuse Napoli, John R. Pavelack and Among the cities off limits to So­ "Jackson (one of the two dMl lyn, who had been at the top of pation anticipated from govern­ drive tp Rpckville ^Jp obtain the of soliciting Md giving for health for fighting past and future wars ON! , iV . Ronald Jacobs, incorporators. viet citizens are San Franciaco, era) made no attempt to ascertain the New York City Police Depart­ ment and. induatry. Washington, July 28 idl — purchase money. The car carried ment's "most wanted" list and Broad powers for the jattorney causes on the American scene. in his oratory, because former Is­ 'Marriage Uoense i Sjitellite. Sundae* Los Angeles, petroit, Pittsburgh, dealers’ registration plates. w’lether McCrystal possessed an Seattle, Newark and Dallas. , OMrator’s license or waa otherwise even made the FBI list of the gonerol to seek federal court fai- These two organizations, esr- raeli Chief of Staff Moehe Dayan Harold Elton LeFort. 6 t Bald- McCrystal did not return with SAVINGS WSisville, N. y., and 'Irene Mar- Fort Worth* Tex., July 28 OB ~ (The United States iqade it (^lilted to operate a motor ve nation's 10 most-w:anted fugitives, Koran Put in Afrikaans junctions, were kroidiM out of tslnly, two of the largest find most had, two da>'s earlier, publicly dis­ either' the car or th# money. Two gave himself up yesterday. a pending rivil rights .Mil toctay (tolle Msire o t Glastonbury, St. Lucille Bridges of Brenham, Tex., clear that Ita restrictions are re­ days la,ter. In East Hartford, he hide. Upon this rather nebulous Important of the voluntary health cussed the possibility of having Is­ LOAN prisals. The State Department claim of negligence, the .plaintiff After more than an hour's ques­ by a coalition of Republicans A S S < » 4 I \ I I O Si Jemea* Church, Aug. l. mixed vanilla Ice cream, pecans, crashed into a parked car owned -Simonstown, Son froups, are concerned In t\yo direc­ whlppsd cream, cherries and pret­ proposed In May 1958, a peacemOal seeks to lyav-t th». judgm e^ of the tioning he iild not disclose any­ and Southern- Domocrats. Th# rael itself go on the march again, SHOP t u b s ;. THURS., FRI, u n t il 9 P.M. Building Permits .by Robert Shea of East Hartford. Iman Mohammed Armien Baker of tions. First, they feel Ihemaelvee but then said .he w.as only discuss­ Donald F. Hnrrison, alterations zels and set the concoction afire. reduction tn barriers to travel and An'indefinite!-sentence to Chesh­ trial court reversed. j. thing more than hia name and'ad- Simonetown Is finishing a task that alMon was taken at a doted- Sound terrible? suggested the. trading o f a United “A t best, the evidence showed dresa. He had been sought on a door meeting of the House Jo- threatened by the advance of the ing It. This more or less invltqd OTHER DAYS 5:30 ts hpuse a t 18 Griswold St., $2,000. ire Reformatory waa imposed on has occupied all hia spare t ^ e for It must have tasted good, be­ States city against a Soviet city. McCrystal Jor obtaining goods by that when (M cO ystal) took the murder charge for a year and a the past four yqgrs—translating dlctaiy oofmnlttoe. Afterv.tvrd. Halted Fund Idea, which, they feel, Nasser into a war of words, one Arthur Jolly, alterations to lOOTtAieUn S x ^ e m t , house at 68 Whitney Rd., $500. cause-judges gave the 46-year-old The KreUUtn made no reply to the false pretenses. ‘ Shea obtained a ca for a trial he did not possess half. the Koran. tl)e Mpalem holy book, Chairman EngwiHiel Celler (D- can't do for them the kind of fund Bcenham, Tex., girl the tlUe of kind of war he might conceivably \ Andrew Ansaldl, erect two United' States proposition.) Judgment for damages against Mc­ a license to oiierate orfthe public He pleaded innocent to a charge ftto Afrikaans, the mother tongue N.Y.) Utterly btam.d President lAlalng the causes they represent win. And one o'Jier thing can be 311 MAIN STREET ‘,‘Fountaineer of 59" at the Tekaa Nixon’s schedule of activities Crystal in East Hartford Town highwaj!*. of first degree tmirder. He is ac­ of most of Cape Province's 70,000 Elsenhower nnd other Repub- houses oh Ansaldl Rd., $l6,oop Pharmaceutical Aaan. convention In Novosibirsk was still in th# pro- dsssrvs. Just the other day the tald In his favor, gasssr that he is. each. Court. "There was nothing to show cused of slaying a 17-year-old Malays. One of ths Interesting Henn*. Celler snld he would try MI 9'4343— PLENTY OF OFF-STREET PARiQNG yeeterday. ees4 of being arranged. He is An appeal was taken by Shea that he loelcsd the SUH. technique prlseftghter. Alexander Menditfo, literary oddities of South Africa is tq hnvo the secHoa, of which he Qmmm’ Sodsty tot?U E5TA0U5HED IM A 1 Pre«ident’« uncommon St., Is expected home tonight from { YOUR DECISION TO MORE SUITABLE ENViHDNMEMT.' wife, Ablsail 8 Swelling Numereua reperia by (}eneral^ The Robertson Park regrading Australia, where she ha* spent the r ecom e a fa r m er ----- Fillmore past few montlui studying and ; GLASS -*-HAK-KAFF.'— WELL SELL. 7 Suii M aiufer Richard Martin will be projact. WAS THE BldGEST SHOCK 7 She Uufht SINCE YOU REMEM8ERED This hovel immediately g Require preaqiti^ at a Beard nf Direc­ A' firehouse construction pro­ traveling. TO Purchase our. ------b e f o r e urgently gram. The recipient of a national Of M l Kinds MV RIRTHDAY tier marriafe (-1 tors meeting toniiht at S o'clock scholarship for 81.500, grstned by 8ACK IN 'S6.' country estate.' g Cuban capital H Ths proposal to get more swim­ 13 Biblical 10 Individuals In the Municipal Building. ming pool regulations In Manches­ the Girls' Friendly Society of the IsttolM Promptly mountain 11 Moniler ter. 4« Lohengrin’s The meeting la a continuation .Episcopal. Church. Miss Esgleaon 14 Fruit 12 Maicaline 28 Feminine A report from the Charter Revi­ was selected for the award from In An Mohof of Con 15 Sons bird diminutive appellation bridt of one held last Tuesday. Tha'im­ 48 Stringed sion Commission. eight nominations. As psrt of her IS Seaweedi 30 Categories 20 Eyeing ports will depi with: Proposed building code amend­ Work Don# iBdoort in Our Simp J t ll. apparatus inatmmetit tour, she wss the U.S. representa­ 17----- majeaty tllrriUte The Building Committee's opin­ ments. tive, to the 7-day world council of OPEN • DATS A WEEK—8 A.M. t« 6 P.M. 3tl Fireman’s 4BSummera ion on 110,000 worth of repairs to A I-LK Y OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN IR Veaael 22 Cease Status of the town garbage col­ the society held at Sydney the 23 Bull (Sp.) apparatus (Fr.) the Barnard Junior High School. IB Unit of energy SOPoeaesaeg lection and disposal contract. latter part of April. ru-MAKcvru w vw VWMI 1X« IDEA. NJL RiaHT, MOM! -.1 «SW HOW VOU it Plantation 24 Wild boir SB Waver X Leonard and Main St. itorm Plans for ths proposed sanitary fioic One U6INS IHp T II^ - NEVER MIKIP THE M RighU (ab.) Long active In St. MsiVy's J. A: WHITE GLASS CO. LOOKED AT OOP* 22 Aaleriik 28 She was the 40 Unger aewer. • ■ sewer pump station and force main 0»THESE/ OFT MfCHiNE ON > EANTAmCATIOMS.. 0IU. EEIBND I 2S Female iheep . first —— ot 42 Cubic meter 52 Army medical Episcopal Church, she gradusted CXkVS.., l.VJFhl MXIRSB-E? y THEME A The permanent paving program. project to be located In the West 31 IISSELL ST. PHONE Ml 9-73221 27 Oriental nune J a m e s 44 Phenocryat staff (ab.) from Manchester High School in \OULU WHILE 53 Vicia orobus The Bolton St.-Scha)Ier Rd. re­ End. The Directors expect to meet SEE 31 Toy Fillmore 45Whhl . 19.68. Lsst fall, she entered grading project Informally on this controversial Plymouth Teachers College, Plym­ 32Yugoilav city The State's contribution to the project before a public hearing 33 Since 6 II r outh. N. H.. where she was special-, 1 r r r k r r cost of atreet lights and traffic Sept. 16. lilng In elementary education. She 34 Coin lights. r A report is also scheduled from plans to return to college in Sep­ % 7 3.4 Newt r A 126,000 storm sewer for the the Bosrd fiscal policies commit­ 38 Legal point North Bnd Junior high school. tee. tember, after fulhiling a tour of 37 Wine r speaking engagemets. \RTMA 3B Scottish L The ROLI pUtes—and the car—stopped rolling here near tha f a in te d sheepfold - r i golf driving range on W. Middle Tpke. last nIghL The 16-year- .AGAIN= 40 Musical ROLI Flips old driver crawled out almost uninjured from the mess of steel' instrument >1 Hawaii Goes^to Polls and glass aplintera to explain he ^ook the car on "an urge.'* 41 Mrs. Johnson (Photo by Burkamp). 4.7 River (Sp.) r 2k Five Times CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER 44 Native of u ' Latvia n o / • 3 47 African river Jap or Chinese Sure Rolly-poley, the children's game, Fashion Parade in Paris 50 Tethering got a new twist last night when a rope car bearing .ROLI plates flipped PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER S3 Cunning ovrr five times among the tele­ S4SUte GUESS V /T * WE'RE -^MOW' r Of Seat in Congress phone poles oh W. Middle Tpke. Stem-Slim Skirts Longer 55 Greeter lA /U A Tf j T g o i n g o n DID YOU The driver waa a 15-year-oId )>oy. vxnAAi V i VACATION.' 58 Partakea i y/ it who escaped injury. j v ------KNOW; with others a (CenUniMd from Page One) Dlmock and, Calvin McOtll, both The five flips climaxed a chase I 3 57 Emphasis r of Salem. Guests were present which started when Patrolman In Showing b y Balmain V ... DOWN r a Nang. 62, millionaire Chlnese- from Salem, ffbw York, New Jer­ Richard Sullivan noticed on Adams DOUBLE St. that ROLI car had no tailllghts. 1 Moccasin Ajnerleaa busineaaman, la oppos­ sey, Colchester, Rhode Island, (Gontinaed from Page One) 3 Actinal iL !'/ ing Conn?etlcut-bom Frank F. Giant's Neck Beach, Hebron, Le­ Sullivan, who was driving a 3 Deereata FM . 88. a territorial senator who banon, Andover and Columbia. cruiser for the first time since re­ first time tfiis morning waa moire Chamoun Aide TRIPLE-S BLUE gi'iililliiMlIll ■cored the only tipset of the pri­ The bride's gift to the maid of cently joining the Manchester po­ tulle. There were some reda mary by winning Democratic nom­ honor was a sterling silver chain lice force, tried to stop the car. pinks and purples to relieve the The boy spurted south, swung SH O RT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL ination. with emerald pendant. Gifts to generally dark color scheme. west on W. Middle Tpke., and then, Stabbed, Slain 'The list of 168 candidates for the best man and ushers wer4 Sophistication is the swelling leather wallets. Mr. and Mrs. according to Sullivan, headed at major offices and the Legislature note In Paris fall-winter fashions (Continued from Page One) Dembinski will make their home high speed toward East Hartford. —less prettineaa and more ele­ reflects the racial mixtures of The car went out of control, skid­ Hawaii's population. It includes in Colchester for the present, gance. . y - ded Into the oncoming traffic lane, mies of fThamoun which developed STAMPS where they have secured an apart­ Diagonal drapes are going 66 Japanese-Amerians, 3 of Ko­ flipped over, and skidded, still flip­ into a 6-month civil war. rean descent and 2 of F ilip in o ment. Mrs. Dembinski will teach strong, but most other trimmings There was speculation Chamoun ping, into its own lane. have been trimmed off the new Max Miller Says: 8 ly »i nrn. K AllMiVEftHI'l origin. The rest are Caucasians or in the Colchester-school system. The car waa demolished when it followers might demand revenge ef Hawaiian and mixed blood. A - reception following the cere­ "plucked" silhouette, with a slim­ for the slaying of Moghabghab. EVERY WEDHESDAY LONG SA M BY AL CAPP and BOB LUBBERS came to rest 520 feet west of Tte mer line and slightly longer skirts. Hawail'a first governor will mony was held at The Hedges in Rt. 6 exit from the Wilbur Cross who commanded pro - Chamoun ■arva until Dec. 3, 1962. He will New Britain. Pierre Cardin's show last night guerrilla fighters In the mountains ' 6ENTIEMSN 0F7XEPRCS6-HERC (SA6CN(]IN^ highway. The boy crawled out with brought new shapes and shaded receive 825,000 a year, a boost of Pastor's I.ASt Sermons a bump on his head and a cut on last year. He fought most of the r AaCKCAH H&lOtue ! A &0L WHO HCU> HBZ • The Rev. Douglas F. Pimm an­ colors. HATON6 SecueiTV IM SUCH CSTECM, THAT SMC 86,000 over the present appointed his finger. time against followers of Jum- executive. nounces that it is his intention to The case was referred to Juv­ Cardin's promised suit revolution blatt. SACeiFICCD HBCSEl-P BY PERFOBMWe AN ACE turned out to be long jacketed t h a t R E W o f n o t s e x w cxiud h a v e t h e The two U.R. senators will serve officiate at lift last service here enile authorities after the boy said Censorship was quickly clamped tunic suits, mostly slim but un- couitA ce TO oom C o two, four or six years. Their terms at St. Peter’s. Aug. 9 at. which he took the car on "an urge" while on Lebanon, and puhllcatlon of the will be decided by the Senate, time there will he Holy (^mmii- his parenls'were visiting friends. waisted tubes. Jackets strike half­ a.ssassinatlon story locally was IfadM way between waist and knee. Tunic probably by drawing lota as In nlon at 8 a.m., and morning pray­ prohibited. / Alaska's case last year. er and sermon at 10. Thus he will dresse.s have sheath underskirts Observers said one big differ­ showing just shout'an inch at the f r Ths first representative will officiate here only two Sundays ence from la.st year's situation is " 7 " is for the Teal with longer, Aug. 2 and 9. His parents, 5 Persons Perish, bottom. that CJhehab is widely respected by aerve only until Jan. 8, 1061. Cardin refuses to he pinned to Hawaii's S-man congressional Mr...jand Mrs. Henry Pimm, who all political groups and it is un­ which we serve prcicrip- came here from greater New York In Brooklyn Blaze one hemline. Some are short, bare­ likely any party will tr>- to use the delegation could be seated during ly covering the kneecap. Others tion patrons. Count on at, the current session. and built a residence, will continue incident to apark an uprising A*. to live here, report says. come down to midcalf, as long as against the president. always, for prompt and Within a few days, the election (Continued from Page One) anything likely to be seen. T-» r results will he certified to Presi­ The incident could have a seri- pracisa compounding. Colors of his coats shade subtly oua effect, however, on the cabinet SINCE 1^3 dent Eisenhower and ha h u said Maiiehestor Evening H erald ville section of Brooklyn were In­ You will lika our courta. •Td lika to be s pal to him, but it takes about twice as He4tron ohrrespondent Miss Susan volved. The buildings were of to a deeper tone at the hem. A coat of Premier Raahib Karaml. Cha­ he would proclaim Hawaii the trio called Oxford, Cambridge and JIIOD SAXON BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONUFIELD R. Pendleton, telephone AOademy wooden frame construction, with moun followers in parliament have ous service and fair prices. many spare parts as just being a father!” 60th state In mid or late August. Harvard was in wide shaded chalk 'lEFORE LOSSES HAPPEN. n 6-8464. stores on the ground floor and been trying to force the cabinet to 5o, he sure to bring ns THIS NEW OFFICE WAS A SURPRISE stripes — one blue, one brown, one resign. FOR you, MR. SAXON. ER apartments above. green. your D octor’s prescrip­ UNDERSTAND VDUR BIRTHDAY ehron The neighborhood Is a tenement Parliameril was to meet today, INSURE WITN LAPPEN' IS TOMORROW...?/ Obscene Matter district, police said, predominantly Big smuggler collars turn down and the assassination was expect­ tions. Thank you! BUT HOW... l.in i.E SPORTS BY ROUSON fG i to become small capes. Coats ed to get a thorough going-over. range Planning inhabited by Negro and Puerto OH, HERE3 A N O T E T T range from shapely barrels with IILTALKTOVOU 0—Pleas of buttons and big flapped pockets. South America. Tbs Hebron Grange has decided The dead and injured all were guilty to charges of mailing ob­ listed as whites. Black and brown are the stars to take part In the square dance scene materials have I-een made of the season, but sage, greens, festival to be held at the University by two' men, one from Hartford white, carrot, eggplant purple, U. S. Post Office of Connecticut, Aug. 19, In con­ and the other from New Brit­ orange pink and rosy reds all are Sub Station junction with the New England ain bapre Judge joeeph J. Smith Tot Fall* to Death / -'iiVi'diSitiiilHji:...... present in the cardln collection. Lecturer's Conference. In U.S District Court. The email belted waist Is out; Telephone Bills May Cepf Y* ' leeh#*) CLOYEE6, MEEKLE ... IG YOURG.' 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Peter’s Episcopal (Tlnirch rw . was filled almost to capeelty et 301 CENTER ST.— OPEN EVES/— Ml 3-S135 (SU&liJ the fUner.kl eervlcee Siuiday at 2 new 7 /f> Km. for Mrs. Helen Fitegerald ABIUTY KNOWLEDGE Pheipe, wife of Lewie W. Phelps, ( 7 P I AIN KASY BY I.RSLiK TURNFR senior warden of the church. -An ' YOU BOVfi WERE PARLIW65 TO HELP MAVBE 1 CAM REPAY VOUR KINOWESS BV HE HOOK THE INNKEEPER OH.DEARL AT augmented choir seng the burial Tilt \B K K N A T H Y BY RALSTON .lONES and KK.ANK RIDGEWAY MEL BUT HE 5TILL HOPES TD STICK SWALLOWIUe MV PRIDE AND WARNING FOR A TRANS-ATLANTIC CALL, LEAST WE'K not e h i^ , !t being the one which Mrs. AROUWD AMD STOP THE WEDDIU6.... VOUR PEOPLE THAJ UNCLE EASY IS A AND HIS L0DS1N6L PROMISE I TOO LATE TO nielpe, ea organiat, had used fqr THOi AS USUAL, HE’S FLAT,BROKEL euB-TOMSUED D EA D K A T! HE MAV tr y to l SHAME ON YOU, DUDLEY/ NOW GO BACK TO CABLE FOR FUNDS EAR Y^ WARN THE CABLE RMSiy years when playing finr ANNOUNCING PHONE OR CABLE HOME FOR MONEY.., THAT'S NOT THE WAV TODAY- OFFICE THAT tIO hma.ale. MR. ABERNATHY/ t AGAIN AND DO DUKE MCGCJON COLLECT! Bur- ONE WILL PAV I’VE TAUGHT YtXJ TO FYienda here were requested to mehay-servic* office in THERE IT PROPERLY. AND ASSOCIATES. THE c h a r g e s : donate to a memortal for Mrs. Window Shades .DOUBLE' ARE ANNCXINCE CALX£RS/ PheliMi o be used for the church SOME Fund, Instead of giving flowers. M«i4« to Order MANCHESTER SHOPPING PARKADE MEN r ' A hymn, " IleluHa," wee sung. AT THE Organists werq Gardner Q. Shorey ALSO and Horace Sellbrs. Household Finance Corporation ia the company VNtTED STAMPS tXXIR! Dembinski—Hewitt Nuptiela VENETIAN n.lN0S that ha* specialiiMd in helpiug people aolv* money The wedding of Mias Emily B. V Brtag your eld rollers In end problema *inoe 1678. And now HFC offarc you the Hewitt, daui^ter of Mr. and Mrs. save 86(9 per shade. wiaMer c . Hewitt of Hebron cen­ aame truetworthy money eervioe'^ 2,000,000 HFC ter, to JCdward Dembinekl of cuctomen reemve each year all o.rar Amenea. WEDNESDAYS 1 -lt )) (C Salem, t o ^ plaoe Saturday, July VHeit Houeehold’a 26, at I p.m. ikit the Hebron Oon- new office and meet MONTH rrFAYN ■NTieiiiaiai grantlonal Church. Tbe Rev. N IM 12 4 IKKK COBB BY PK TE HOFFMAN Hmbert W. Dickerson, pastor, of- our manager who ia tamtt pEmh Hemn FRESH IHE S'l’OUY OK MAKIHA WAYNE BY WILSON SCRUGGS ftdated. The ceremony took place •pecially trained to 1 6.72' 8 7.27 8ioj)e 818.46 H6'S PULLING ) NOT FOR LONG.' , in front of tne alter, decorated - f f I'M50eRV,CUy,BUTy0H,DEAe,1 WE WERE.^ CO0UTIM6 ON WHOSE CAR SHAa counael on money 18J)7 14.18 19.74 36.55 SUPLTnwmKET IZE AWAY/ ^ TH E "FLYER" IS DUE with white gladioli. The bride was 7 ^ I MUST LEAVE, I <> WHAT A HAV1U6 YOU HERE WE run HER OUT HER OU T, AT THE NEXT CROSSING problem*. So when 19.25 20.91 29.27 M.48 ^ven in marriage by her father. fo.47 PHOWED HOME AND, WELL, SHAME/ FOR THE WEDOIMS, aAY?'«URSOCMIIJE?> 30.83 3.3.61 47.55 She wore a haliarina-length gown you need money, it'a 36.41 .39.74 56.48 106.80 , SOMBTHIU6 HAS COME UP alartha/ AUD FO R - WHAT TIME 7 RIB CUT AT THE SHOP.' ef white Igce over aatin. Her fin­ good bu*ineee to do Tkt ulMimli sktm # sm i gertip veil of white illueion hung bueinee* with HFC. riM 4T leit PORK ROAST ■ 35 /V from a crown of sequins and she mualft M I ^ 0M kAismgd Phone or atop in to­ f SlOO »w4 mail /$3sS7mn4 carried a bouquet of white flk* haUnea gtadleU. day. ’ s m M SWEET UFE FRESH FROZEN Her aister, Mies Joan Hewitt, was maid ,o f honor, wearing a YELLOW FREESTONE roffianoe l>lue Mlk g c ^ worn over taffeta, and carrying pink gladioli, lOUSEHOLD FINANCE STRAWBERRIES vdth flowered hat and veil in E. A JOHNSON matctdng dolor. The bride’s mother waa attired MANCNIfTBR SHOPPHM PARKAM 1'.InnwIllBWPEACHES \ 2 9 *^ In a pink lace gown over taffete, PAINT CO. 382 MifMU Turnplku Watt 1 lb. pkg. 2 9 ** with white acceseoriet, and tea 72.Y MAIN ST . ______rosea for oormge. 2nd noar-MHchall 3-2738 The best men was Everett I>an- PHONE MI 9-4501 Nm Mi 10 to 4 Mwi„ Turn., Ttom.— tO to 0, Wad. A*. zlela of Salem- Uahers trere Charlea ' i

P A O l TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. OONM, TUESDAY. JULY 28. 1968 MANCHES'I’ER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JULY.^S, 19W ^AGE ELEVEN Still Big ‘I f Man mih Indiana THE Ronnie Smith Wins State Jaycee Golf Tourney Third Major Loop Score Could Be Difference Herald A ngle LoaI E A R L v b S T Registers. Tsj NighCs Fights No-Hic No^Run Performance wondR^^omer. Between First, Second Spot Sparta Bditar (SsMKM Toui in PutAiamm} Phlladelphr — Von CUy, 171V4, AnwrlCM Ln«fMf\ j May Start in 1961 Philadelphia, stopped (jiarence AHirmi Bnseball Lnngii* Hall nfaanth Inning which drove In Hnrrv Ktllebrtw, Senator* (381 To Gain Spot Hinnant, 176, Washington, 6. New York, July Jotting* from thr Little BIkek Book Fame— - has------nnw mnmbM- today, 1 accounted tor the sttly > 'Thronaberry, Senators f8» Dallas — Jimmy Martinez, 166, tally of the night. Herb Score still is the “ I f ’ Jimmy Smith. Las night at Cfiiar- JShsen. Rad Sox (321 N e w York, July 28 (fl*)— f Commimiloner FrIcK hM m tt# month* too U t« for •xp&iMilon of Who w»8 the unidentified regular with the Bonton Red Sox Phoenix, outpointed Jtiumy Beech- LoAng pl.chnr Mar M cCitrry. Maizone, Rsd Sox (13) the majors by adding some of the man for Cleveland, but now In Nationals The five foundinR cities of the with Shea three times and has who spoke freely and was quoted by Ed Rummil of the Chris- am. 155, F ’ tmi, 10. ter Oak, ^Smith pitched a nn-hK. gavo up h)it thrM hit*. Maris, A thistles (14) talked with him on the phone on new league’s dtles, there was the young lefthander could New Orleans — Skmie Burford. no-run game as Nassiff Arms bent Nassiff* ...... AOO nOA t-rt-3 -l i Chit). AlhlaUcs (6) third major baseball leajfue— numerous occasions. ti&n Science Monitor last week. Said player blasted his team­ some speculation that the eventual be th e, difference between Bespi^tkifled Ronnie ^Rmith DUSTY SOrmALA. 16314, Memphis, outpointed Char­ Bnntly OH. 1-0. Bantly OflO flOO A-(M)-0 i Woodting, Oriolsa (18) the Continental l/caRue— plan mates for not hustling and said an i^on fisted manager was ’’We are going to sit down and outcome might be two l0-c1ub or the pennant and a near-miss sensaribnkl young golfer ^o m Although held to two hMs, Btll’s ley Joseph. 168H, N ew Orleans, Bob Brnnni'k’t perfeof^squeen* Smith nd Woods. McCiirry j NnttsMi Lsngm 12-club majors. Nobody would needed. Guess here is that Jackie Jensen was the player who 10,, to operate in 1961 with at talk with them," Frick said'at his by the Indians, not Just a first or Manchester, yesterday ^ n Mobil (7-7) scored a 8-2 win over bunt In the hiat half of the sev- and Kasavago. I Temple. Reds (8i lease eiRht clubs. Radio City offices. "A t that time even confirm he was thinking of second division finish. spoke his mind. . Hockey fans can expect to pay higher the Marine* (3-11) laat night at we will discuss the whole sItnaUon. such a thing. , prices at home gamea of the^ the Connecticut Jaycee Golf Where will they Ret the players ? In .ach of tho last two springs, Robertaon Park. Second |>laca Don Apparently they now have set up Anaerloan I^eagiie National League Springfield Indiana in the Ameri­ Tournament Championship i Will they work with the other the Ugbtly-regarded Indians had WUlta (12-4) trounced the ’Wal­ their organization.” Teoterday*s Restilt* Yesterday’s Results can Hockey League thia aeaaon. majors? Or outside the present been figured to be only as good (the New Haven Country CIt nut Reetaurant, (3-14) lfi-3. { Baitimora 4, Detroit 2. Milwaukee 5, Plttsbui^ '2. League headquarter* have ordered shnjcture? Matters to Be Settled as Score. La. "* season it was " If with a two over par 73. A gradii ^ WHh two out In the bottom of j Jim tiickey Named Boston 4, Cleveland 0. Cincinnati 8, St. 3. ttw Springfield franchiae holders to st’e of Manchester High last the seventh, Johnny M orianoa' These questions will be batted Such matters' as the league Score can come back from that Kansas City 7, Washington 6. I Only Games Sche^led. up their prices. Lsiigue moguls month and caddy master at. the J'i pre.sldency, the additional .cities, tragic injury.”'ThUi spring It was singled to give BiM’a their victory. | g o o d e a r ' around when the foiinders meet / 9 Only Games Scheduled. maintain that the Indiana have not I television, bonus payments and At North Carolina W. L. Pet. G.B. “If Score can shake that arm Manchester Country (JIub. fimith Chuck Glsnney with t%eo hlte was i A ur. 1& with Commissioner Ford- ^ W . L. Pet. O.B. been able to uphold their obliga­ major-minor relations also are San Francisco-... .55 43 .561 trouble.” won the right to play in the N a ­ the battii^ star. Ken Lawson, | Frick’s seven-man committee from Chicago ...... 66 40 .582 — tions in the operation of the league tional Jayce* event Aug. 32-26 in still to be determined. Chapel Hill, N. C.. Jiily 28 m — Milwaukee ., ,.52 4.3.547 1( Now, •with the Injuns shooUnf Marine th^ d baseman, was a de- I the existinp majors. The meeting Cleveland ...... 56 40 .582 — office on a a equal basis with other Portsmouth, Va. Also qualifying ^ J ' H E S " Jim Hickey, an assistant on the Los Angeles . ,.55 46 ..545 U for all the rtrrbles he’s been the fensive standout. ! probably will be held in Boston be­ Each owner has put, up 150,000 Baltimore ...... 50 49 ..505 7% league entries. The league office were BUI Doher of Bridgeport, Jim r Chicago ... ,.49 48 ..505 5', tough-luck disappointment of their Tl.e Willis gang was led by Mac cause New York ha.a been so closely and Is prepared to dig down for University of North Carolina's N ew York ...... 48 49 .495 m receives a percentage of the net Grant of Wethersfield, both With Pittsburgh .- ,.49 .50 .495 6( surprising staff. Segar with two doubled and a sin­ IdenOned with the third league J2,500.000, exclusive of p a r k football staff for three years and a Kansas CTty ...4 7 49 .490 9 receipts for each game to carry 76. rnd Gar.v Biirge.y of Hamden St. Louis . . . , ,.47 51 .480 8 Score lost hL fourth in a row gle. Norm Vlttnei' hit a grand movement. facilities, to finance the promo­ Detroit ...... 48. .52 .480 10 out seasMial functions. with a 77. successful small college coach be­ Cincinnati . ,.44 54 .449 11 last night, a loser tc a shutout foe slam homer and BHI Mosmr and New York,' of course, is one of tion. Washington ...43 55 .4.30 14 Smith went around' in 37-36 to They treat yfl« fine fore that, la the new head coach , .40 .56 .417 14 Red Madaen each had two hits for the flve founders. 'The names and Philadelphia the second time In a three-week f: the Gflodyesr Sif* Jack Kent Cooke, owner of the Boston ...... 41 86 .427 15 r pace a field of S7 junior*. The local the wjii.ners. Bob Noel and Bernie SI backers of the others were an­ of the Tar Heels. Today’s Games span. This one war a three-hitter Toronto franchie* in the Interna­ Toddy's Games i Possible Site red head teed off at 7:30 along Lukehart hit safely twice for the nounced yesterday at a press con­ The 39-year-old H ickeyw as ap­ Jerry Casale that ended Bos­ tional League, backs the Toronto New York at (jhlcago, (N) •— St. Louis at Cincinnati (N ) Manchester. High School’s track with Grant so that the two could Walnuts. ■ ference by Bill Shea, chairman of pointed yejiterday to succeed Jim ton's slunvp at six games with a ki franchl.se with |2,,500.000 of his Terry (3-7) va. Donovan (7-5). Broglio (5-6) vs Hook (1-1). facilities may be used for a major also play in the qualifying round Blll’a ...... 100 011-8-2-1 Mayor Wagner’s Baseball Com­ TaTuin, who died last Thursday of 4- 0 victory, clipped the Injuns’ own money. Washington at Kansas City, (N ) Chicago at Milwaukee (N)— track and field event. In' the fall if qf the New England Amateur at Marinsa ...... 002 000 2-6-4 mittee. an overwhelming virus infection. Hobble (10-8) va Pizarro (3-1). \-Inning Btreatt at flve and dropped Rutland. Vt. Smith failed to qual­ Houston’s effort is backed by — Pascual (11-8) vs. Kucks (4-6). arrangements can ba made. The Morianos and Olenney, Osgood Pittsburgh at Los Angeles (N ) them into u tlj for the American ify at Vermont, getting a 38-43 Toronto. Houston. Denver and the Houston Sports Assn., under Hickey, head coach at Hampden- Boston at Cleveland (2), (Twi- setup here is ideal and with home­ and McCarthy. N i)—Monbouquette (2-3) and Sul­ Daniels (5-6) vs Sherry (1-2). League lead with Chicago’s idl* 81. Grant, however, fared much ]tlinneapolia-St. Paul round out the the chairmanship of Craig Cul- Sydney College in Virginia for five town, favorites like Pete Close (St. group of founders. Shea listed 11 livan (6-6) vs. Bell (9-9) and Fer- Philadelphia at San Francisco White Sox. better in his second major event of linan Jr., an oil executive. years before coming here In 1956, John's and the New York A.C.), WlMia 006 706 * — 16-12-2 (N ) -Owens (6-8) vs S. Jones (14- It was only the sixth time Cleve­ ^ e da.v. scoring a 70. clHos that hare evinced Interest In was given a three-year contract. rarese (5-3). Bob Vinton (Georgetown Univer­ Walnuts ____ 100 001 0-^- 2 -6-6 The Mliineapolis-St. Paul fran­ 10) or Antonelll (14-5). land has b ^ n blanked this sea­ ' A t N ew Haven. Smith picked up joining. They are Buffalo. Mon­ It calls for an annual salary of Baltimore at Detroit, (N) ■— sity and Central C'onnecticut A .A .) Madsen, Segar, Badsteubner; chise is backed by a group of cit­ son, but Score (9-9) has been ths three birdies and parrad 11 other first major price treal, Atlanta, New Orleans. Mi­ 112,000, Ihe proposed meet would be ** sure JACKIE JENSEN B-.i4kua, Balon and Flurry, But- ami. Indianapolis. D a lla s -F o r t izens, headed by Wheelock W hit­ loser In half of tbem. holes. > The length of the contract was . fire attraction . . A decade ago. Did He Talk? kua. f ney Jr. In the only other A L games Completing their play at 11:30. Worth. Seattle, Portland. Ore., San something of a surprise, since it President Yawttey Speaks Out when Joe McCluskey was in charge IHnRo'’and San Juan, Puerto Klco. In Denver it Is Robert Howsam, scheduled, Kansas City matched the recent home stand w hich: Smith and Grant motored to a INTERMEDIATE BASEBALA. was felt the school would name one the longest 'winning streak in tk« of the Community Y, he staged sev­ Scoring all three nine in the Shea said he hoped to have two owner of the Denver club of the of the assistants as head coach eral track meets at Robertson Park produced fiv* straight wina over i waiting plane and W’ere headed for majors this, season, making K Vermont before some of the Jaycee third, Pont'.celU’s went on to whip or three more cities, lined up with American Assn. His father-in- for this year, and then choose a the Yanka. eight in a row with a 7-6 dectsion and brought to Manchester no less contestants even had a chance to Police & Fire 3-2 last night at the the founders before his group law, Eldwin Johnson, a former name coach. Red Sox Plan Shakeup, over Washington that hoisted tha then.25 men who competed for the tee off. ' I Oval. Phil Dupont ar.d Tom Kelley meets with Frick's committee. He- Colorado governor. U.S. senator United States in Olympic competi­ Tatum, who took over as head A's past Detroit into fifth place. Taped TV VieM ing Stan Hilinaki, a former Club | combined to pitch the win. declined to reveal details of his and president of the defunct W est­ tion. Joe is currently coaching the reduction coach In 1956, had said this year’s Baltimore dropped the 'Tlgera Johnny Lucas and Hank Pieds- plans for securing players from ern League, has been working CBS is planning a tape foot- j (Jhampion at the Manchester poun- m 12 years! team ahould be a good one. PIRATE BEATERS— Braves’ pitcher Joey Jay, left, and 5- 2, with Gene V/oodllng driving National Amateur Athletic Union monte led Ponlicelli’a offense existing major league teams and with Shea ini the formation of the (A A U ) track and field champion­ bsll aeriss this fall on Saturday, try Club, also failed to qualify at Hickey remarked after his ap­ second baseman Bobby Avila, get together after their Recall Minor Leaguers in all the Oriole runs. while Mike Re* rdon wVth a dou­ their minor league farms. That league. There is some talk that he ship team. / nights. The outstanding N ation al; Rutland. Hilinaki had a 36-39— 75 pointment, ”I think we have the • • • . ble was best for the loeera. subject will be one of the most Im- might be the president. combined efforts helped beat the Pirates, 5-2. Jay pitched • * /* Football League game, of the p re -' round. best team we’ve had since I've » R E D SOX 4, INDIANS 0 -The vious Sunday will be shown coast | ------Ponticelli ...... 006 000 0— 3-8-4 THISI a GREAT _portant matters to be worked out. The New York backers were five-hitter and allowed two runs. Avila hit a game-win­ Boston, July 28 (A*)— Boston Red Sox owner Tom Yawkey, Bringing you Goodyoor's been at North Carolina. It certain­ Indians m a n a g ^ nothing for sin­ Job W ell Done lo coast... Manager Al Lopes of , _ - P A F ...... 001 010 0— 2-4-2 TIRE LINES The new league aaid it expected identified several weeks ago. ning triple scoring two runs and then went home on a challenging his players to get going or get out, has ordered gles off Casaje, 25, a right-handed Dupont, Kelley and Rothman; ly appeared so in spring practice.” the Chicago W'hlte Sox claim* ; LJoil H o eillff JLeaOg ^lll cooperation from the American There, are three groups headed by Pirate error. (AP Photofax) rookie whoae only other sh'utout When accolades are passed out Reardon, Mistretta and Solomon- Hickey said he planned no th« cellar club’s infield shaken up. Yawkey and General Man­ for the successRil functioning of the Camilio Pasc)ial of the Washing- \ - : ^ ' REDUCED Famous TURNPIKE-PROVED and National Leagues, who voted Mrs. Joan Payson. sister of John was a three-hit jo’ on the White son. in May to favorably consider appli­ changes in the coaching staff, or ager Bucky Harris yesterday called the shots as shortstop J-Jttle League baseball program in ton Senator, has the best curve | J ,| N c W E n g l a n d Hay Whitney, American ambaa- Sox last month. He was touched CHURCH 801-TBALI.. cations for major league status by in the plans Tatum had made for Jim Mahoney and Negrro pltcher*>------Mancheatsf, one of the biggest, and ball m the American League... | r* sador to Great Britain; Mrs. for the hits by George Strickland Civitan raptured a alugfeat from- Tiros at pricos ovory fomily “an acceptable group of eight cliiba the coming season. Earl Wilson were summoned from moat deserving, goes to Nick Catal- Dave Turkington is a versatile ( Dorothy Killam of Montreal and throw them out. If the players we in the second inning, J to Baxea Temple Beth last night at Charter which could qualify." Hickey, a native of Springfield, the Minneapolis farm. do. A former league commissioner, fellow. The local young man has j Amateur Tourney Dwight Davis Jr., ast season, in addition to umpir- In both the, Hartford • Twilight Rutland. Vt., July 28 (g5 ^Don a minimum of eight clubs, perhaps Payson is a stockholder in the an opportunliy.^II's up to them to and striking oirt three for a 7-6 f Civitan getting four runs in the 10 and more than 12 when fully or­ ord of 27 victories, 11 losses and land, it was announced that M a­ ng gamea when called upon, and League and Farmington •, Valley Hoenig who failed to qualify In his San Franci.sco Giants. make good, record. did a tremendoui Job .. I-ee first, two in each the fourth and Here they am -the most wanted tire* ever built— ganized. It will play a l.M-game four ties in flve years at Hamp- Braves on Move Again honey, batting .211 In the Ameri­ League play. Last Sunday when own state tournament last month The last pjaoe Red Sox, only seventh and five in the sixth. Tem­ The clubs plan these stadium den-Sydney. His teams twice won can Assn., would start for the Sox "This is the time to find out what (BeBe) Martin, former East Hart­ the Gas Housers were shorthand­ today led the field of 110 into the NYLON CUSTOM the world'i first Tumpik«-Prov0j tires—made »n iy schedule. 4-10 against Cleveland for the sea­ ple. guilty of seven errors, tallied arrangements: the Mason-Dlxon Conference title at short In tonight’s douhleheader our top pla.vers in the minor ford High baseball and basketball ed. Turk was decked out in a uni­ last half of qualifying play at Ih* "W # are proceeding on the basis son, put it away 'with a run in three times in each of the first two Sup«r-Cufhlen by Gfwdynsr to fiva you up to 2.^% more safe New York— Build neiw stadium and he was twice named Vlrglnia'a New York, July 28 (JP)— The Milwaukee Braves, who only a with the Indiana. Pumpsie Green, leagues can do. if we haven't got star, won the East Hartford town form and pla,ved ths outfield.' Th* ,30th New England Amateur Golf of complete and unqualified coop­ the second on Dick Gemert’s sin­ frames, added four more in the on Flushing Meadows, s e a tin g Coach of the Year. recently called up as the first them in our own system,'then we’ll golf tourney with a 2 and 1 win former Manchester High basket­ Champlonahip. WhitBwoll TubBlBsa mileage—no matter where or how you drive. eration of the two existing major few days agb looked as if they had had it, now have it again gle, two walks and an infield out. sixth and two in the seventh. 52,000. Negro to play for the parent club, know what we have to do when the over Joe Melody. Martin is one of ball player is also umpiring In his The Wethersfield, Conn., ace leagues," Shea said in a statement He takes over a team that faces — antj the “ It” is pitching. Pitching m depth, the strong ■Tackle Jensei, and Frank Malsone the top players In the Manchester Al Klein (3 for 4) scored four 7 .S0 -1 4 takes over second base while Pete trading deadline is removed and spare moments, working in the fired s four-under-par 66 yester- These are the tire* built with new nibbert, new handed out at the conference. ’’And Toronto — Build new stadium a rugged 10-game schedule. The point of the Braves’ two consecutive pennants and the talk- added solo homers, Jensen hitting (Jountry. Club membership .. Paul runs and Earl Moore (3 fo r '4 ) Runnels moves to first. when inter-league trading opens.” da.v at the Rutland Country Club SAVE A|iproxim«t«ly m have been encouraged by them in seating 40,000. Tar Heels meet Clemson, Notre- hig point in their bid for a third, " hie 22nd, off Score, and Maizone Groobert. who scored an ace last Twilight League at the high starred for (Jivitan. ehemicali and triple-toughened 3-T Cord that Benched until further notice are Jurges said in Cleveland he to reach the midway mark of the our efforts to proceed along that Demver— Expand present 10,000- Dame, North Carolina State, South suddenly is on the mound and not his 12th oT A1 Cicotte. Sunday for the first time in hi* four school field. Civitan ...... 400 206 2 -12-12-3 ttielu w t with Goodyear—price for price, they are Francisco in the National League shortstop Don Buddin and previ­ would work WiLson (10-2) in relief e * a 36-hole competition which will slice line.” • seat stadium to 40-45,000. Carolina, Maryland, Wake Fore.st, just on paper Score, without a victory since year golfing career. Was a fine Tem ple-...... 330 004 2— 12-14-7 race as Pal Joey put away a five ously platooned first basemen Dick at first, then perhaps move him to the number of competitors to 32 by the toughest, longett-wearing, saftsl tires you can Shea also revealed the league Houston — Build new stadium Tennessee, Miami, Virginia and With" Warren Spahn, Lew Bur­ July 8 and beaten in seven of his . baseball player at UConn during Schmidt. Benevento and Ryb- game sweep over Pittsburgh yes­ Oernert and Vic Wertz. a starting job later. The 230 pound (lonipbark Trail tonight. * 6 . 9 0 had arranged to comply with a re­ seating 36,000. Duke. dette, Juan Pizarro, Bob Buhl and last 11 decisions over the past two hla undergraduate days. He is new esyk; Seader and Rosenthal. buy. terday, 6-2. Said Yawkey: righthander has fanned 124 in 111 Four strokes behind - Hoenig par Mrn quest from Senator Kefauver to ap­ Minneapolls-Bt. Paul — Expand Hickey is married and has four Joey Jay back in form, the Braves months, gave up four hits, walked a practicing attorney ' in Manches­ Rocky_^ Graziano ______is willing___ ^ to _ RFCj S O F T B A IaIa That five-man staff gave up ”W e’il bring them in and we’ll innings. pear-July 31 in Washington before 22,000-seat stadium to 4O-A5,U00. daughters, ranging from one have reclaimed second place, clos­ five and fanned five in his five In­ ter. make a comeback againit anv of j were Charlie Volpone, former B(»- i Breaking* a 4-4 tie in *the fifth And now, with a major price reduction on Nylon only three runs in the five g;ames, an anti-trust sub-cornAiittee. I Although Shea said It is 18 month t,o 13 years old.-.___ _ ing within 1% games of Idle San nings., He now has an 11-12 record e * * todey’e mlddlewelghU for 850,000. | Ion Collep iU r and Jemee Grant 1 ,^ame with two runs the Teacheri Cuiioin Super-Cuihieni, Custom Super-Ouihioiu blanking the Bucs through the since almost losing an eye when Tony Zale. the belter from Oar.v. ! of Wethersfield. ^ ! went on to down the Post Office first 30 2-3 innings and now al­ struck by a line drive in ’57, Fading .400 Ind,. who had some great Pier Six birdies, two boge.vs and 10 ^ ^ and Nylon Safety All-VS’eathen, everi’ motorift can at»B H'anf ff% m aLa iirt UsAAmar a i* . *=*__ . . lowing an earned run for 38 • * * It wasn’t too many weeks ago Six brawls with Graziano. is also pars m-ent to make up Hoenig’s Bob BuCkley ihomer, double), afford tht extra safety of Goodyear ‘Turnpike- frames until Pittsburgh finally got A ’s 7, SENATORS 8- T w o runs in that baseball fans were alerted to on the ’’comeback’’ trail and wlU round of 33-33 -66 which com­ Phil Hyde ihomer) and Bob C lif-' one home in the third inning yes­ the eighth on singles by pinchhit- the fact Hammerin' Hank Aaron of listen to an.yone who will guaran­ pared to par of 85-36— 70. A cull­ ford IdoUble) provided the power Proved” Tires. See ui today! terday. ter Frank House and Joe DeM aes-' the Milwaukee Braves was en rou'e tee him $100,000, Graziano ia one- ing. 25-foot downhill putt on the for the Teachere. Frank Cuneo had 18th green topped Hoenig’e per- CUSTOM Cincinnati rappeci St. Louis 8-3 ■>|f > > tri won it for the A ’s, matching the "l to a .400 or better season as a bat- bloke who doesn’t...... deserve the the only extra base hit for the SAVE ON NYLONS, RAYONS . . , in the only other game scheduled White Sox’s mid-May winning ter. the first in the National I. 7 0 x 15 putting Killebrew three games be­ top athlete*, la now at the news- j *100.000 to get into the equare U-.IJ a SI . ' _ * ^A aeven 1run (III aiiAi,first iiiJimK,inning, whichWIIJUII 7.50 clinching, two-run triple. ikt unustd miUagt on your prtsent tiro$, hind Base Buth'a record-60 pace of standi. The publication includes ' f '" * *galn 7. . . The boxing gam* la vouL ‘ Included flve bases on balls, gave With Jay gaining only his third 1927. The Babe hit his 33rd in more then 100 pictures .. Attend- general smells bad enough the winners a working margin they ' complete game In more than a game No 95 and collected his 84th ance at Fenway Park In running without luring the likes of Grazi- never relinquiahed Convnianf T^rmtl Free InstallaflonI year, ’the Braves now have won in game No. 98, ahesd of a year ago. thanki to ' ano and Zale back into action. A seven run first inning, which ; six of seven since dropping seven • • • included walks to the flrat.five bet- ' TUBELESS straight and skidding to fourth ORIOLF-S 5. TIGERS 2 - Wood- ter*, spelled doom for the P A F i. place, ’fkey t r a ils by 4V4 just five ling, driving in the Orioles’ last A rt Nicgersoti won hie fifth days ago. nine runs, cracked a grand-slam, game, eharing the asaighment with NYLON SAFETY OTHER GOODYEAR TURNRIKE- N ow they’re eVen with the his 13th homer, off loser Jim Run­ Nationals Triumph PitcMng— Jerry Oaeale, Red Dave McKenna and Don Ghila. AM-W«ath«r PROVED TIRES AS LOW AS Giants In the “lost” column and ning (9-9) in the third inning, then * • * — Allowed onl.v three ainglee, Oddity of the night came when W hitBw oll TuIi «I«88 have a two-percentage point edge added an RBI single in the seventh. walking five and striking mil pitcher McKenna, going after a fly TIRES over the Dodgers. Hec Brown I7-6| won it with Billy three, for 8-0 victory over In- ball, dropped it on the head of first 7.50-14 . • • • Loes’ three innings of hitless relief. ' baseman Paul Quey into the wait­ who dropped' into firet SAVE Approximotfliy Made With REDS 8, CARDS 8—The Reds Over Windsor, 4'-1 place *tle with White Sox. ing hands of second baaeman $ scored twice in the first inning, Hitting—^eAe Woodllng, Or- Harvey Dupliii for the out. Quey then nailed Vinegar Bend Mizell Drove In all Baltimore runs had two hits for the winn4rs as Near airtight pitching byf Summary: did Randy Smith. . TYREX Cord (11-6) with Johnny Temple’s fifth in 5-2 victory over the Tigere with at*it* . Major Leagua Andy Ruganis, plus a three' lii Ponticelli’a ...... 700 q20 2 I t -8-1 •S.05 AII-W GothGr C .88 NO HORSING AROUND— Ivacourt, German seven- fto m homer, a three-run shot in the a grand-elam homer and a aingle. eb r h po a s rb) F& P ...... too 020 0 4-3-0 par tiro asAwA*. You get the improved strength of fourth. Bob Purkey (9-10) went year-old, appears as much concerned in his stall at run explosion ih the seventh Bank, rt ... .. 4 1 ft ,0 0 ‘^(r 0 Thit arief Ku ast kata raSiuaS all the way, giving up five of the :Leaders= .. S ft 1 ft 1 0 0 Ghila. Nickerson, McKenna and aaaaaaa )Jia AU-Waathar Tlra at- viscose tire equipment on all 1959 Roosevelt Raceway as Sgt. Aloysius Matzen. The foreign National I^eagtie inning, paved the way for the i *• raa4r rapraaaato tba baat Tahia Cards’ nine hits when they scored ..1010111 Anderaon; Ozola, McNeil, Pearaon at )ta i»rlr* in Amarifa ta4az. oars (except certain cars where horses in the $50,000 International Trot are under 24- Batting — Aaron, Milwaukee, Manchester National All-i Haisted. e . . 1 0 0 IS 0 0 0 all three runs in the fifth. IftftftftOO Celts Trip Nats and Richards. EVEN GREATER SAVINGS ON LARGER SIZES nylon cord used in original is op­ hour guard in special area. .359; White, St. Louis, .341; Cun­ Stars to top the Windsor All-4Snz.' ...,4.. ..3 I 3 -4 0 0 0 ningham, St. Louis, .338; Robini; Stara 4^^ last night in Windsor. Wllh.lm if ...... I I 1 0 0 0 0 tional at extra cost.) son. Cincinnati, .331; Temple, Cin­ The winners will meet Windsor ''' ...... 2 0 0 0 n o 0 In Rec Basketball Ruganl.. p ...... 1 O' 1 1 15 1 I A n t ly A ls o cinnati, .327. Lock* Wednesday night at 6 A. Mlror, rf ...... 1 I 1 0 0 0 a Runs batted In -Banks, Chicago, o’clock at Verplanck Field here in Johnny lacionaco’a long one- TUBE-TYPE Sport Schedule Giants Launch Foothall Drills^ Vancouver, B. C. i/Pi New York TUBELESS 92; Robinson, Cincinnati, 89; their next District 8 State test. Total...... 38 4 7 31 is" 3 li hander '\1th four seconds remain- Ranger hockey star Andy Bath- Aaron, Milwaukee, 79; Bell, Cin­ Ruganis struck out 14 battors. Wlnd.or (I) liig gave the Celtics a 67-66 win Tonight ate if a two sport standout. Hia ; BLACKWALL WHITEWALL cinnati, 71; Mathews, Milwaukee, allowed but three singles and didn’t ab r h p« a • rbl over the Nat* teal night at the Gifford to Try Calling Plays I.pv..qll» cf I captured the Lucky Trophy in SIZE SALE First National vs. Finaat I»5. 70. walk a man...... 1 0 1 3000 Oval. f SALE ** . 8:15—Mt. Nebo. lobnaun. rf ...... n (I 0 u 0 ft 0 the annual Old Timers Hockty N«>- Ton No- Hits-Aaron, Milwaukee, 139; A 1-1 deadlock was broken in thf i Deddarin. rf ...... ‘2 0 ft 2 0 0 0I The score citanged hands nu­ BLACK WHITE You Post Office vs. Flnast 135, 8:15 Asan. golf tovirnament, i Trade-In Pay Winooski Park, Vt.— Coach Jim-*) Grossrup from Utah, is one of the Tiemple, Cincinnati, 130; Pinson, bottom of the seventh when the i ...... 1 0 1 3 2 0 0merous times as the Celts battled sizr. SIZR Trade-In Pay —Robertson Park. 0.70x15 LUt Price* Only* Lee Howell and his staff greeted four top rookies missing from Cincinnati and Cepeda, San FYan- locale, put-together four of their ii-i.dorowiai! 'e in an atlei ipt to get their first ______!______i 15iS8~ ~ |9.88 JJftt Price* . Only* St. M aiV’a vs. Community Bap­ a large group of rookies and sev­ camp. He is slated to appear with cisco, 125; Neal. Los Angeles, 122, aeven hits off Skip Y’akaltii to win. i>at... ib ...... i victory of the aaaaoi). MORE PEOPLE RIDE ON GOOD YEARN TIkkS THAN ON ANY OTHER KINDI » tist, 6:15—Charter Oak Park. 7.10x15 " 17.88 ^ 1 .8 8 6.10x16 eral early.-reporting veterans Sun­ Home Runs—Mathews, Milwau­ 0 1 1 0 0 With Dave Turkington (2i) and I 18.70 12.88 6.10x16 24.35 16.88 the College All Stars on Friday. The damage was done after the ’Ju...... Flka vs. Green Manor, 6:15 — day . as the football Giants of­ kee, 29; Banks, Chicago, 27; Rob­ Steve Bellinghiri i23) hitting well, 7.10x16 ’ 22.25 1.5.88 Charter Oak Park. Aug, 14, and won't join the Mara- first two batters went out. Billy -vakama. p . GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE NICHOLS-MANCHESTER TIRE 7.60x15 . 19.88 '7 23.88 1.10x16 27.25 18.88 ficially opened their training base inson, Cincinnati and Aaron, Mil- Kunsz and Paul Willhlde singled J"<'k.on. rf ...... I the Celts grabbed an early 13-3 ' 1 .60x1 . .24.40 Bankers vs. Trust, 6:16—Keeney men until the Eagle game In Her- L O N D ^ 17.88 1.60x16 29190 20,88 at St. Michael's College. ■shey the following night. waukee, 24; HoCges, Los Angeles and plnch-hltter Tom Winior singl- ' xoiala lead biit Davo Boland (31) and! 713 MAIN ST:i-MI 9-9523 295 RROAD ST___ Ml 3-8179 8.00x15 21!88 25,88 8.00x]5_, St. ard Cepeda, San Francisco, 19. 1 1 21 7 3 0 WATERFORD 26.80 19.88 8.00x1.1 32.85 22.88 ’ Twenty-five rookies and free . In the 'santie category are Buddy ed to drive in both nmner*. The Manrh.Mi-i'. , . . .100 (KIO .I—4 : Biil Maycock (18) got hot hands Bantly vs. Nassiffs, 6 :16—West Pitching — Face, Pittsburgh, 6.40x15 15.88 19,88 8.20x15 ' ’ ■■ agents were on hand along with Dial, Rice’s All-American end; latter tallied on Ruganis’ the onI.V wind.m- ...... OflO 100 0 -1 and at halftime the score was tied. 8.20x15 Side Oval. 14-0, 1.000; Antonelli, San Fran­ halfback Joe Morrison of Cin­ extra double, base hit of the night. 3B. Rugania: -SB. L.v.aqur: DP. 29-aN. 7.50x14 Wednesday, July 29 six veterans ’' as HoweU and his cisco, 14-5, .737; Drysdale, Los SPEED HOLLYWOOD SERVICE CENTER M and M SHELL SERVICE 15.95 ” 19.95 chief aides, offensive coach A1 cinnati and guard Ellison Kelly of Kunsz was the only player to col- i Mancheat.r Second half waa nip and tuck I West vs. South, 6:15— High Angeles, 13-6, .684; Newpombe, lert two hits. J, Windaor 4: SO, RueanI* M. Yakaltla Michigan State. Grosscup was the S: WP. Y'akallla 1. all the way with lamonaco emerg­ $ 342 ErCENTER ST.— Mi 9-8107 8.00x14 17.95 21.95 School. Sherman and defensive boss Tom Cincinnati, 10-5, .667; Law, Pitts-' 10,000 ROUTE 5. lOLTON I^widry, got the workouts under Giants’ first draft choice this year, ing as the hero. 8.50x14 19.95 23.95 RUGGED Nassiff vs. Trust, 6:15 — Charter burgh and Mizell, St. Louis, 11-6, Summary: NEW ENGLAND Oak. way. while Dial was No. 2, Morrison No. .647. <9.00x14 21.95 3 and Kelly No. 6. CelNet (Si) SWEEPSTAKES 2.5.95 ’ SPORTS CAR TIRES F * P vs. Bantly, 6:15— Keeney. The remainder of the squad is Strikeouts- Drysdale, Los An- JACK'S ATLANTIC EHLER’S AMOCO STATION RECAPS When the ftill Giant complen.ent Presidents Cup Pairings Set, r Pta. Congos vs. Kaceys, 6:15— Char­ scheduled to report Wednesday, gelee, 159; S. Jones, San Francisco, KftnnAdy. f ...... a 3- 4 10 SATURDAY. AUG. • ON SPECIAL SALE i Minor, f ...... ,’** o 6.40x15 . . . 7.95 ter Oak. and full-scale drills will begin al­ is finally assembled, 30 veterans, 135; Antonelli, San Francisco, 112; IH) 0 70S MAIN ST — Ml 9-B232 128 E. CENTER ST.—Ml 3-1477 6.70x15 18 rookies, a dozen* ft*ee agents Turkington. f ...... * • 4- 8 21 Tickiits Now oil Solo . . . 7.95 ALL SIZES Green Manor v*. Nike, #;16— most immediately. Haddix, Pittsburgh, 111; Spahn. BolUngniri. c lo 3.3 38 7.10x15 and three players obtained in Club Championship Continues I lamonaco. g ...... , j GOLD SEALS . . . 8.05 Robertson. In the brief period of three Milwaukee, 97,. . 1-3 7 AdulH S4.00 Kfdf 90c 7.60x15 trades ■•■ith othe> pro clubs will be !Jtaimond. g ...... 3 3-8 I ...10.95 Marines vs. Willis, 8:30 — Rob­ weeks here In the picturesque Ameririui ioague JOHNNY’S ATLANTIC JIM’S ATLANTIC STATION 8.00x15 ...12.05 bidding for the 35 positions per­ Batting '— Woodllng, Baltlmors ertson. Lake Champlain country, the N a ­ First round pairings were made4' Doc McKee in the third- round. 2. Totals ...... *____ r.. M 11-15 47 . . . Advance sale at Bowl on 7.50x14 ...10.95 mitted by N.F.L. rule. and Maris, Kansas City, 844; 288 W. MIDDLE TPKE.— Ml 9-0302 Police V*. Telephone, 6:15 — tional Football leagu e’s defend­ yesterday in the Preaidanl's Cup and 1, while Erv Kennedy posted I N aif les) rnca nigbta. Cheeks or money 411 W. CENTER ST___ Ml 9 4 154 8.00x14 ...11.95 The seasoned newcomers are Kuenn, Detroit, .343; Fox, Chicago, F Plf. order may be mailed payable FREE Nebo. ing eastern champions will be Tournament at the Manchester a 3 and 2 win over A rt Wilkie, J r.' viot. f .. 8.50x14 .. .12.95 EASY I-egion at Wlllimantte, 6 — Rec Tom Scott, a defensive end and' 333; Kaline, Detroit .330. 1-3 ' 4 to: asked to whip themselves into Country Club. Qualifying rpunds McKee meets defending champion Boland^*'. f >10 II 8.00x14 .. .12.95 Park. linebacker wh< was a member of Runs Batted In—Killebrew, Wash, NEW LONDON-WATERFORD ★ FLATS FIXED FREE fighting trim for their Saturday, were played over the weekend, I-ee Terry in the aemi-finala. Ken- Sh*a j ■VS 31 BILL’S MOBIL SERVICE 8.20x15 ...12.05 TERMS the Eagles’ famed "Suicide Seven” ington, 81; Colavito, Cleveland, 74; 1-3 7 SP E E D B O W L, Inc. BUHRER’S SHELL SERVICE Knicks vs. Hawks, 6:30— Oval. Aug. 16, pre-season opener against with 75’s and bettar needed. Thera nedy will play a aemi-finala *’ AND UP FOR LIFE OF TIRE a few years back; Dick Lynch^ Jensen, Boston, 73; Maxwell, ' De- (H)- ■ 3j P. O. Box 497v New I-ondon, Prices apply te recap Thurs^y, July SO the Philadelphia Eagles in Her- were two playeri at 75 with one 134 E. CENTER ST.— Ml 9-S317 453 CENTER ST.— Ml 9-1128 Pay As former Redskin defensive back, troit, 68; Allison and Lemon, against the winner of the Stan Total. ..., 39 Conn. t: ALL,SIZES your tires or recap- i r TIRES ROTATED ahey. Pa. - apot left on the 32-man flight, 8-31 44 PonticellC V*. Green Manor, 6:15 and Darrell Dess, offensive guard Washington, 83. Hilinaki-Stan Matzak match, yet S ro r. at halff. N-39...... — — A— •Used BllghUy— pable exchange, 14-inch You — Charter Oak. Arriving with the first contin­ a n d BUI Allen waa drawn over to be played. recaps In limited quantl- FREE EVERY .obtained / from the Pittsburgh 4 Hits—Fox, (Jhlcago, 132; Kuenn, Many Miles l,eft! Ride FN B ank vs. Elks, 6:16— Kee­ gent at St. Michael’s were vet­ Ed Saari. WYMAN’S 8ULF STATION ties. 5.000 MILES Steelers. A ll are accorded soUd Detroit, 126; Power, Cleveland 118;’’ In First Flight matches, Bv KEN’S SARAIE ney. erans Charlie Conerly, reporting to -chances of making the grade with Runnels, Boston, 115;, Allison. Joe Cerina-Fi'ank Spilecki; Doc Murphy and Vic Daley will''"meet 24 MAIN ST.— Ml 3-1503 Civitan vs. Methodist, 6:15 — his 12th Giant training camp; Don the eastern char.pions. Washington, 113. McKee-AI Ayers; Charlie Finley- in the finals. Murphy advanced . ANDOViR—ei 3-4227 •All Sales Prices— Plus Tax— And Recappable Casings’ Charter Oak. Heinrich, Frank Gifford, Ray UntU the buUt of the veterans Home Runs—Killebrew, Wash- Jim Gordon; Bill Deasy-Art Wil­ with victories over Tedford, 2 and Liberty vs. North Ends, 6:15— Wletecha, Bob Schmidt and arrive later in the weetc, the rook­ ington, 3 3 ; Colavito, Cleveland 30; kie Jr.; Maurice Wllley-Al Fer­ 1; Jerry Beaulieu, 1 up; and Wally Nebo. LADIES' DAY Charlie Brueckman, ex-Washing- ies...... will be... put through two-a-day AJllson, Washington, 26; Triandos, . reira; Merrill Anderson-Herb Car- Parciak, on the 19th hoi*. Daley DON WILLIS GARA6E BROWNIE’S SHEU SERVlOE OPEN Friday, July 81 Baltimore, Jensen, Boston, Max­ (dn Redskin center who was ad^ '"^orkouts, anc also will attend v«y; Joe Handley-Bill Davis; Wal­ onste(f Merrill Anderson . on the EV£RY WEDNESDAY V North vs. East, 6:15— High quired in the off-season. well, Detroit and Lemon, Washing­ • A.M. to 6 P M . 10 MAIN ST.— Mi 9-4531 271 MA)N ST.— »4I 3-1272 evening group sessions w here ton, 22. - 6 ly Parciak-^Savvy Zavarella. 21st; Vin Bogginl 3 and 2; and FISK TIRE SERVICE' School. ' * Gifford’s presence among the mem'jers of Howell’s staff will In-' Del Baliard-Hsnry Gryk; Paul Dave Whit’ehouse, 3 and 2. ^ Pitching ‘-5 MeUsh, (ieveland,. THURS.andFRI. Monday, Aug. 8 quarterbacks is more than mere troduce them to the Giant system. McNamara-Paul Dutelle; Sked Del Ballard ' won the Second Ih HAHTFORD IN M A N C H E S U R V N ' j 13-3, .813; Lown, Chicago, 7^2 773; Bantly vs. PAF. 6:16 — Oval. coincidence. The all-leag(ue half- “Our major aim during these Homana-Earl Ballaleper;. Lea Flight, defeating Dick DaMartin BILL MARKHAM SUNOCO STATION OlOK’S ATUNTie STATION ■ J Nassiff vs. Bantly, 6:15— Char­ batk is seriously being considered Shaw Chicago, 9-3, .750: Perry., CONN. GOLF LAND Open Dally 8 to 6 first Itew days,” " states Howell, (ieveland,,8-2, .750; Pappas BalU- Brqoka-Art Stevena; Sam Milli- 4 and 8. '' iVNOPlON ROUTE 18 and 88rt-£mT 28 fllPUrkSt. 91 Center St. ter Oak. for the slgnal-caillng job by How­ 329A. CENTER ST— Ml 9-0087 204 HARTSOab RD— Ml t-t2t4 Yliura. and Fri. 8 to 9 “will be to determine just where more, 11-5, .688. ’ ken-Ev Murphy; Sher Ferguaon- Ballard had scored wine over FROM HARTFORD AT TALCOTTVILLE NITES TILL 9:00 Trust. V*. FNBank, 6:1.5— Keei- eU and Sherman, and he’s in camp CH 8-8561 8l»tard»y 8 to 5 MI .1-2444 to try our remkies first . . . to as­ Strikeout*—Score, Oeveland. 133;’ Blll Prindle; Dick DeMartin-Joe Jim Madore. 1-up; Jog Jjijadar, 4 ney. . j early to stake his claim. certain at what positions they Wynn, (iilcago, 120; Pascuai. Mader; Mitt Nalaon-Bill Allen. and 3; and A l Aytrs. 3 and 2. Da- SPBOIAL FEB 16c FOR IS HOLES. Methodist VS, Congos, 0:16 The Giants’ other bright quar­ have the best chance of making Washington, 117; Buhnlng, Detroit. Ray Gordon defeated Ether Lor- Martin had dafeatad Bob McCann. C L U B S hnd R A L L S F U R N IS H E D HARTFORD ROAD SERVICENTER Charter Oak. • terback hope, All-Amerldan Lee the . • ry> league.” 118; Lary, Detroit, 102, * ‘ •ntaen 5 and 4 in a second round Sher Portarflald and Frank O- froo taatrartlona-Hihinek Bnr nnd Loango 270 HASTFOaa RD— Ml 1-240R match. Gordon then fell 'victim lo brnmaU. I. >> f . . ’ -J ^ k .

, ------5C— ■ ■' • • ------: UANC^HESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, TUESDAY, JUI.Y 28. ]»M PAGE THIRTCEN FAOS TWCLVl MAKCHRSTEB EVENING HERALD, MANCMEPTEB. CONN- TDESDAV, JtJLY 28. 1959 R o m m WHJMOt Board <6t Summor Hom m tor Root 67 Ht for Bote n H< far Sol* Hoom for Sok 72 Saborbon for m Io 75 Story of Flight Motorcydesr—Bierrles 11. I'HERE 0U6HTA BB A LAW BY PAGALY snti gHORl'EN Bouta and Aeeasnortea 46 HoRaehold Goods 51 b o o m F(Hl rant, eentlmiuoui hot ANDOVBR LAKE—7 room water­ 1 COVENTRY—Route 44A. • row IN TOWN BOLTON—10 aerse suitabla for de­ wttar and NMnrar. Private ca- front cottage, all modem conven­ custom hutit ranch. Large livUig velopment Or farm, small houaa, BICYCLE BHOr. J87 flprure^ St, WANTED TO RENT, boat, motor TWIN SOLID maNe cbAata. alunn- tru e*, free pfuWng. lOl Cheotnut iences. Available July 16 through NEW LJglTNG — Bowera Beiiooi room, modem kitchen, ona-car $17,960—Fine ranr-h of • largo chicken coop and nam included, New, u»ed end • trader. ColUmhie and trailer for vacation week of Inum combination storm door, St. ’ aeaaon. Call MI $-9960. garage. Lot iodx84g. PMIbrtck near main highway, 4. Beech- W hiH sou IW to MT MiM up 10 FftWWM mit complete with hardwarg. Call MI a r e a ^ flnlahed rooms. CaiK Ood. rooms. Flraplaca> |hin basemant. CLASSIFIED enlee and eeridre. Bur wMN vnf H tesoy t» we dMe «u8- Aug. 2. Call Ml 9-8536. Shad dormera. compiats'v ra- AgSMy. MI 6-t4d«. tiharai VA mortgage may ba aa- ler. Realtor, MI 8-d or W. R. Political Asylum B0«auetTS8A»tfft.UPfUK|t«WA« . ftlP iT u r 0QA2EliiACBiSMD tiTS UP Like A 9-7913. LAKE AMSTON- Eeautiful cot­ DRUOMOe’ » moddled kitchen, attached chrage, sumad with apprwcimalely $1,000 Smith, MI ••M52. anoTe.(f.r oiuAgy wigetToPTmunrtT?^ 16 FOOT BASS boat. Ford V-6 en­ b o o m t o Rent, limutr* •$ Oerard tage, all electric kitchen, flre- iMMunifally landacapad lot. R. F. BUttNEflS fllTB on East Center down paymant. 24 ’ Boy a BTKB, 120. Ml i lS », gine. Alao landem trailer capable ______„ St. MI $4KI47. place: picture 'Window, ecreened St., l$0 foot (roRtaiga. pnis t room MANSFIELD — Near UConn, • W SAW.' 'OriNO'NOrAtiOTtieR of handliiiR 80 foot boat. Call WHITE BXECTRIC stove, 180, Call Dlmock Co.. Realtor, MI •■U4S, ADVERTISING ^ yeoMoa'n. and glaased-ln porch. $279 month or Robert Murdock, MI 8-64T8, houac, 4-car garage with M feet $11,800—Well cared-for h o m # '^ - room*, oil hot water heat, shaded Granted—Usually AatiiowTciMiONr 3-1725. after 6. MI 9-4344. > V0U« UKKA tlOUl|i f r o n t ROOM, centrally Iboated.^ ins, MI •-6182. . Trees. Wilt appeal to large family. 818,000.,.Call A J. 'Buckley. Welle* CLAS^IKIKD ADVKRTISEMEM DEPT. HOURS CANALWATIRl yOTH MiM TOKiaaT' t e n f o o t racing h.vdroplane W h parking. 99 Birch'St, COTTAGE AT Mtaquamicut. Sleeps Busineiw Service.^ Offl*reabor Day or by DESIRABLE older hoiria, T acres, After the United States Navy RADIO-TV REPAIRS, any m ake- l a r g e COMPI-.ETELY furnUhed Ml 8-6473. price. $7,900. To aettle eatate — ment garaga, vacant. Askii recant hlatory'S moat notable ex- A P P C A K S and R KPUR1 UK R U K 8 In tune for the next lneer> WEEKLY SAVINGS L I ^ Ix)ve seats, $60. week. MI 9-6(M. Private beach. 8 milas from Mancheater, 1 mile once thwarted his plana to re­ rara amptificra. phonoRrapha and houaekeeplng room for one edult. nice lakefront cottage, plug over- $14,000. ’Pongren, Broker, ceptlona to a tradition among Hon Hie Herald M reapomiblc lor onlj UNE Inrnrrec' nr omitted Western Framing. ataed garaga. Full pries $7,000. $-6121. "Anything in Raai Rotate.’’ Wllbur Cross. 8 room*, oil heat. turn lo Nicaragua, he .again or- (aeertloB for an; adeertteemenl and then onl; to the extent of a . changere Over 47 yeara total ex- G.E. refrigerator, $50. All utilities. Very cloee to High. m clvllised nattona of granting poU' ;;antMd an expedition and saltH loads $114 per M’ School. Excellent for teacher. Call the Ellaworth Mitten Agency, Poultry houae, 3-car garage. Love­ ‘make Rood" tnaertloA EH'ore arhlrb do not teaeen the vali^ of ponenre DO daya guarantee on alt Weaflnghouae refrigerator, 84S. Wanted to Rent 68 Ucal asylum. for the Latin American country. work Potferton a Ml #-4l'Jt7 Dutch Doors, from $36.7.5 ea. Parking. MI 8-4071. 272 Main St. ROCKLEDGE—New 6 room ra-ieh. Realtors. MI $-0990 or MI 9.9634. ANDOVER-Quiet and peaceful 6 ly old trees. shruM, flowera. the adTcrttaeaaeeit «rtll not be earrecled b ; “ i ^ e Rood*' ineertton. room ranch. Basemant garage Large fenced yard for children. The United SUte* h*» Ms share Turneid Over to Hon^rana Temp. PegtKiard 12c ft. Frigidaire refrigerator. 899, WANTED—For adults. 5 or 6 room IH.batba, attached garage va n of pollllcal refugee*. The most TAMICIR TREE Removal - land Mahog. V'd Plywood ■ 16c ft. TWO FURNISPreF room*. ^rktng large living room. $18,060 R. F. About 2 years old. Nice grounds. Walton W. Grant Agency, Realtor. Electric range,' 135. flat or house in good neighbor­ LOSS SALE TO SETTLE Tongren, Broker. MI S-6$21, MI 8-1153. i recent Influx w«* from Cuba. Fiil- Finding British and United cleared, firewood cut. insured Combination Doors, frotn 114.95 ea. f facilities. Near bua, atore' and hood. MI 9-0166. Dimock Co., Realtor, Ml ‘'-82'6, States shipe guarding the ahorc*. APPRBtJlATBD Dial M i 3-2711 Call Ml 3-8742. P^ul A Bll'aon. restaurant! Call after 5. MI 9-6914. or Robert Murdock MI $ 647). Bar­ genclo Batista fled to the Dominl- Rxoctic Wall Paneling, 6 pc. breakfast set, (new) 149.95, DALE ROAD—Rockledge. Custom he landed in Honduras where A from i4c ft. bara Wooda, MI f-T702. ESTATE — ran Rapubltc when otialed a* f LUOR SANDINO and reflntat.ini I A’TTRACTTVK room In quiet home, 9 room split, 4 bedrooms, 8 baths, Wsntafl— Rm I BstaU 77 i Cuban Prasldant by Fidel Castro, revolution ' wee In progress. He Lust and Found II Automobiles (or Sale 4 Knotty Pine Paneling 14c ft. Farm and I^and for Sale 71 lArga living room, draam kitchen, dpeclallr.inR In old floora; "kfl I Ceiling'Tile 11c ft. 15 OAK STREET ' next to bath and shower. Free IV ibiit many of hi* follower* cam# to 1 Joined the weaker rid*, and laUr fl-,5750 parking. MI 9-0887. Location excallent, 88 minutes to dispoeel and dishwasher, built-in Ik. itfiit'.d Ktatea surrendered to a BriUah warship. LOST—German ahort-tialred Point- 1956 BUICK Special, 2-dooi 2 tone' ! Cedar Closet Lining 19't.c ft. WOODSTOCK flection —160 acres, SELLOfO TOUR HOME? NEW CAPE COD-*Shed dormer— Hartford. Fine old rural colonial. oven and range, recreation room prompt, etflcisnt, courteous *erv- f While moat nation* open their ; eltlpp*!" *‘^*f**^*‘*. er. coffee rotor. In Coventr>’. green. On,, owner. No reaaonahle M A M RttBBlSH Removal Serv ! Disappearing Stairways 123.95 ea. Open Thurs. evenings until 9 state road and dirt road frontage, Dininr room, breakfast room, pan­ with bar and fireplace. 3-cer ga­ j offer refiiaed Ml 4-0647. Boavdera Wanted 59-A open fields, woods, pasture, brook. oversized 34x86. Near jwera tve and aroralsirig without ehitga- {door* to political refugees, O'* '•'“ “ "•‘‘ip, but Answere to name of Coffee, Call ice. Full time Residential com tAwirewsM/V NOBODY BUT NOBODY' Closed Monda.va school — complete tour. $16,400 try, 18x80' living room, matter Md- rage. Many, many extras. M. tion, call 8. A. Beechler, Realtor, he retorted: "The President pf PI 2-6192 I merciai. Industrial Attica cellara. «M 9 •.AtfWiOVAvf. Desirable location. About 36 milea Oatrineky. 'MI 8-61M. custom of granting sanctuary i* C*>iCMOO I7y /IL. UNDERSKLUl NA’nONAL from Manchester. Walton W. (first/ depoaft hold*). R F. 'room, two douola bedrooms and Ml 8-6969 or WesUy R. Smith A*- far from legally defined or gov­ Nicsrsgiia Is a citizen of Nicara­ FOB SAI.E- 1946 Chevrolet, $12,5 yards lawn mowing nigh graaa CHAMRERS FURNITURE ROOM AND board for elderly man Dlmock Co., Realtor. MI 9-6246. nursery, teen dorm. Peneling, 8 aociates. Ml 9-9982. Member Multi­ gua." cut. Incinerator barrels. Ml it-9757. Grant Agency, Realtor. MI 3-1153. fireplace*, beamed celling. T 1/8 VERNON—818,000 ranch reduced erned. ' FOUND—ONE wrist v atrh at Bol­ M1 3-4506 NATIONAL Ll^MRER. INC. or woman, first floor, MI 9-6656. Barbara VIooia MI 9-7703 - Rob­ ple Listing Service. I'.N. Stand Instead of granting Walker asy­ ert Murdock Ml $-0472. acre*, giant shade trass, view, to 813,800. Large living room, ton Lake, Call Ml 3-2934 361 STATE STREET SALE MANCHESTER — Southweat sec­ fireplace. 2 bedrooms. Dining lum. the British officer turned NORTH HAVEN. CONN. Apartmenta— Flat»;;;;^ tion. Over 20 acres, house and ga­ ■tone walla. 10 minute* to lak* ARE YOU OON8IDE1UNL A Universal Declaration of Hu-i him over to Honduran troops He 19.M FOUR POOR CheVI old good MORTEN3EN TV Specialized RCA Moving—^Trucking- Help Wanted— Female 3o Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 .503 E. Middle Tpke. privilege* H-mile to shopping, all room. Cheerful kitchen. Tile bath. SELUNQ TOUR PROPERTTT man RighU adopted by the United | LOST—T5v3 packages, one con­ television, service Ml M641. CHestnut 8-2147 Tenements 63 rage, high location with excellent Oarage. Large lot. H. B. Gradv, was courtmartlaled and led be­ taining rubber stockings, vncinlty condition. 11,50. MI 9-1065. Storage 20 view. Cali MI 3-1286, 4-7 p.m. conveniences. Buyer m'let have We xrill appraise your ptvpsrtv NeUonal Oenerel Aeeembly In, EXPERlEiNCED aewing FOR SALE -Beautiful mongrel, 6 Excellent selection of— HILLSIDE MANOR. Vomnn good credit and earning of 86.000 Broker. MI 3-8009; tree and witnout any oblifttlen. fore a firing squad. ■ of the Center. Ml 9-9446. ,I REUPHOlSTERY, slip covers and ArfaTny * CHAamicTlfl Cn fAcai iVt ROOM, fuily fumtahed a'*art- 1949. aaya: I draperies custom made Free ea- AUSTIN A CHAMBERS Co. Local operators, day shift, f a.m.-4:30 week's old puppies, $5, Call MI Diamonds— Watchf Choose your own high Wuoded lot. to 810.000 net for comfort. Down Wa also buy property for cash. "Everyone has a right to seek ) p.m. Night shift 5 p.m.-10 p.m. 9-9825. , . Breakfast seta ment, centrally located, heat in­ MANCHESTER —Woodbridga St. LOST—Large gray and white an-' Trailers tlmales Open evenings fi ,v6ur moving, packing, storage. l-,ow I Jewelry 48 Houses (or Sale 72 For your new Ranch, Split Or Co­ payment required, ,$878. PI 3-6996 Member Multiple LisUng ■nd enjoy in other countries asy-1 Apply Kaklar Toy Co., 60 Hilliard cluded. $90. Call Ml 9-6808. lonial. R F. Dlmock Co., riee^itgr. any time. . / Excellent custom built 9 room gora male cat. sneinity Hackma­ convenience P A M Upr.o'aterv rates on long diatanca moves to " "STablea Cape Cod, 34’ living room with STANLEY BRAY. Rea.'tor turn front persecution. Tht# right tack Street. Call MI 9-3274 25 FOOT trailer, sleeps 5, gas stove , 48 atatea. Ml 8-S187 St. ' FOR SALK—German Shepherd, fe­ LBXJNARD W. TOST, Jeweler, re- LAKEWOOD CIRCLE Ml 9-5246. or Barbara Woods, Ml BRAE-BURN REALTY - may not be Involved In the cat* Shops 207 N. Mam St MI 9-6324. male, 3 montha old, black, $25. ONE ROOM fumtahed apartment fireplace, dinim room, kitchen and electric refrigerator ylth a i paira, adjuata watchea erpertly. Floor I.rfim'pp air-conditioned. Marlow's, - 867 9-T702, Robert Murdock, Ml " 6472. Ml 8-8378 of proaacutiona genuinely ariring MANCHESTER Package Delivery. YOUNG GIRL or woman. Clerk in Call MI 3-0391, I-arge 6 room Colonial, paneled NEW LISTING- Autumn St. Six and Ipvatory flrat floor. 8 bed- toilet. $400. Ml 3-7605. TYPEWRITERS - Rcpalreri~rent- Reasonable prices. Open daily. Main St. room cape, garage, amesite drive, rooma and full bath, second tlbo . from non-polltlcal crimes or from Personals S Light trucking and package deliv­ new modem drug atore. Part-time Tburadav evenings. 129 Spruce Living and bedroom aeta laundry room off apabious„ kitchen, VI ed, sold and serviced 4*9 E. evenings. Clean, pleasant work. 8 bedrooms, living roam with flr*- I.«rge well landscaped lot. Priced acta contrary to purposes of the ■ ____------r , GREAT LAKES '46-10’ roniplcle- Middle Turnpike. Ml 9-3477. ery. Refrigerators, washers nd Street, Ml 9-4887. dishwaaner and disposal and two SELLING YOUR VACUttM CLEANERS reoa-’-en in | jy ^,p j bedrooms, colored ap- stove moving apeciaity Folding Good pay. Inquire Manager Lig­ Live Stock—^Vehicles 42 Baby himltur* tiled baths, formal dining room, WEST SIDE—Six flniahed room*, place, must be eeen. vouri for right. Phone MI 8-9378, Brae-Bum PROPERTY?? United States." FOR RENT—Five room apart­ $18,800. Paul J. Correntl, Ml Realty. Thia, however, la not a law but Q -W ho vmm t$M Srsit world eoiv- my own borne shop. Fort" vears pliancea, storms and acreens, FLOOR SANDING a specialty. chaira for rent. Ml 9d)793. gett Drug, 404 West Middle Tpke., ment. -Ml $-3068. formal living room with paneled central location. Ideal family home queror? factory experience. Au makui. low Parkade. All at siibatantial savings. Viait 8-8368. a declaration of Intention and la 14,750. Only $660 down, lenacn’a. Skilled workmanship. Andy 8e- Garden— Farm— Dairy walla, bookcaaea and cabineta En­ with large yard. Immaculate con- IM'a sit down and talk it ever. A-. Alexander tli# Great. rate* free eatlmatea. free pickup I FOR SALE--Young family cow. our aalearoome daily 10-6, 7 :8P-9. closed aunporch. 3 twin-ai-'.ed bed­ ditiori. Priceo for immediate aaie, DEVON DRIVE—Neat Cap*. 4 not legally binding. Inc. (always rellableV Rolling bula. Ml 1^8919. Products 50 ^ THREE ROOM fumtahed apart­ room, full basement, woodkd lot. Appraisals without obligation. and delivery. Mr. Miller. JA Hills. Route 44-A, Mansfield, OA Painting— Papering 21 MANCJHESTER houaewivea! Tbe Bred, heavy milker. MI 9-5961. ment at 14^ Hackmatack St. rooms. I.A'.'ge lovely wooded ot and only $13,200 Call R. F Dlmock. BOLTON The latest political asylum case 3-6904. CHAIN sXw work—trees cut. Rea- increasing demand for Avon’s ahriibs. Overaized 2-car garage MI 9-5245 Barbara Wooda, Ml Only |11,8(X). Small cash, G.I. or E. E. BUSHEY, Broker Involving thia country waa that of ■ Q What new nuner waa ro- 9-4479. FOR SALE Freah vegelablea and ; FOR SALE - KelVinator electrlB May be aeen after 5:30 p m. if in- A "Danish Ranch" on four wood­ FHA. Robert B Anderson Agen­ son^ble rates. Call PI 2-75.56 he-, PAINTING AND paperhanging. Fragrances, Toiletries and Beauty corn 40c dozen. R. Lehman. 2'26 range. $30, MI 9-3741, tereeted call OV 4-3680 with storage apace. Call owner. 9-7702. Robert Murdock. Ml 9-8472 Ml 9-2083 Gerhart Biller, the Germsn-bom ^ cently fount, in Bavaria? 25c WASH. 10c DRY—Do it .vour Aida, and the continued growth Articles For Sale 45 ed acre*. Very unusual home. Full cy, JA 6-0139. Communist who in 1949 slipped A—StrunxiU. Tiny quantttleB Iweon 1:30 to 4 :.50 nr any time, First Class work. Available now. Manchester Rd. GVa.stonbury. ' ------Ml 9-8590 sell. I-ucky ^ d y . 9"'»-8ervlce o^ ju ltz ft. Move right in. $595 Satmday and Sunday, I P'ullv insured. Call after 4 p.m. of Maiicheater. haa created open- , Call RTSLEY REALTY aboard a Polish ship In New Tork. { had bean found ui New HampshlrB SUMMER SALE—on fertile lx basement. Two-car garage. Some- j SPLIT LEVEL. 7 rooma. four bed-I ■ Latmdry 11 Maple St 'ecrossl ^,ter 5 p.m. MI 3-2201 Ml 9-8326. inga for representatives. If you ... . . ■J'’"*- THIS WEEK'S specials at the COMBINATION gaa atova. Reason- thing to ace. Also at Bolton Center The British took Eialer off the; in 1947, but the Ba/artan dlacov- (rorft First National Store P a rk in g______I______CONNIE'S TV and Radio Service, have spare time, why not turn it less loam. Also. sand, atone,; Farmer',a Market 2>, lb. basket For appointment to aee 3>.^ room rooma. modem kitchen, large liv-1 I.«ga1 Notice able. Call MI 3-6076. ing room, dining room, large lot.! ______■hlp at Northampton, and the ery brought large enough amounts Lot). CONVENIENT for 4 Trailer available all hours. .Satisfaction PAINTING and paperhangmg. into dollars so. you too ran get gravel fill. MI 3-8603. native tomatoes, 49c, native sweet! apartment' in Rockville. 4 apart- ?a''.^^^ RetreXn I J f^ S e T T o '«r “ri tim*“on'“ih. we have a four )>edroom ranc'-, menta In each new building Ideal room, porch awninga, pla»*ered I 'k./ iV**#* °*ifi*'* 2 year old, one-car garage. 836.900. I at a COURT o r PROBATE, held United States asked that he bs re- j to work wWh for the flrat tlBM. foot^ Inquire Campbell Ave , guaranteed Call ML9-1315 | Clean workmanship. Fre* esti­ the extras you want. Call today. corn fresh picked dally, 39c dozen, i FOR SALE—Several amall aize 1'4 baths, two-car garage and acre turned to this country to serv# x < ...... LOSE WEIGHT safely with newly Vernon, Conn,, last gray house on .. CH 6-1856. t TOP son.,—Possibly the cle nest for newlyweds. Just 15 minutes garagegarai Reasonably priced. Carl- T « l l ; I or ie.Z'ntial V n l ^ Shown bv appointment Philbrick i »' Manchrsier, within snd for ih« mates. No job too small. John 2 dozen 75c, MI 9-0474, 1 electric refrigeralora. Call MI ton Hutchina. Ml 9-5132. lot. On Brookfield Rd. we have a ■entence of perjiiry. A Britteh 1 | q ^.r# U.8. Naval Academy released Dex-A-Diet Tablets. left going north, I GARDEN EQUIPMENT repainted, ; Verfaiile MI 3-2521 and most fertile delivered ‘n t h i s ______3-5117, from Hartford Bridge on Wilbur Ideal for office building or com­ Agency. .381 Main St.. MI 9-8464. j ? f a Only 98c at your drug atore. ■ ______I wheelbarrows. spreaders, etc. ______area ‘his year. Place .your -rder. STRING BEANS and other vege- 1 Cross Highway. 6-room ranch with a basement ga­ ^ Prose'nt. Hon .fohn J. WallMl. .tiidge. court ruled Elsler had not been: commUeion^l tn ’ ciT E R ir " 8',4 ROOM Cape Cod. shed dormer, mercial use Full price, $39,500. 38 WfjODBRlDGE St, - Spacious Eitste of William Brsnnsn. lst« of convicted for extraditable olfenaee ------^------I Don't let it rust out, have It re-1 PAINTING AND paperhanging r-ennarrtLeonard L.r Giglioru»n„ AX, &6na, Bolton tables. Phone orders taken. PI QUALITY GAS glove also comblna- Ml 9-4824 Call the R. F. Dimock Co.. Ml rage for only $15,900. 4 room ranch ther l/ranchea ot the anned Call Ml 3-7083. tile bath fireplace, open stair­ older home '8 rooms,, plua ' un- , Msnrhrtler. in said Dlitrict. deceased, and he was released. I]:,,nfices? Automobnes (or Abla 4 Auto Driting School 7-A painted. 22 Bymn Road. Good clean workmanahip a' rea Interesting position for women 2-6096. lion porcelain sink snd Hotpoint case. riot water oil heat, recrea­ 9-5245 or RoBSrt D. Murdock, MI with garage for only 89,800. finished. Easily converted into a ^admlnlstratrl* having exhlblled , I ------sunable rates. 3U yeara ..in ------Man- with some typing experience and; nnwn-o wnnr'cDo .r.----- , w dishwasher. Call MI 3-5633 be­ D^6IRABLE 4 rooms, all conven-, her adminiairstlon account with aaid Navy RegulatloBa Vague A—Under a n w law a certata CARS-SIMONIZED, $12. tion '•oom, porch. Shade trees, 3-6472 or Daniel Saunders. TR 3-family. 8-car garaga. ’jM 99X165. WANTED - Clean used cara We PREPARE FOR driver'a teat; Electric cheater. Raymond Fisica. in aptitude for figure work. Afust be PUWER MOWERS—Toro, -lacob tween 6-8 p.m. iences, tile bath. heat, hot water 5-2828 ' r Barbara Wooda, MI T. J. CROOCETT, Rhaltor eelalc to this Court for^ allowance. It -le United States Navy regulations numbv of grartuatea from each buffer li-sed. Washing included. 9-9237. —High School- graduate. Pleasant aen., Yazoo and Snapping Turtle Household Gotidk 51' good condition. Charles Lesper- Maribn E. Robertson, Broker, MI ORDERED: Thai the 7th dsv of Alt-' An eiAftkinw Ia ..lovtev buy. trade down or trade any-1 Ages l« lo 60. Driving and class Call MI 3-5309. Included. Available October 1st, ance. .Ml 9-7620. 9-7702. gust 19S9. at ten o clock, forenoon, a t: "••n'ingly do nothing to ®le«fy of the military academie* are aj- working conditions, air conditioned Reel and rotary. Also riding mow 36" HOTPOINT electric range, ex­ $8$ month. Write Box U Herald. MI 3-1577 8-8953. ______Probsle Office In the liimicipal the rules of political aa.vlum. Pic lowed to pick any branch of the thing. Douglaa Motors, 888 Cain. I room. Three instrurtlona. N'' walt- ers. Parts and service. Capitol SALE OFF on wallpaper. Wall i ■ Ing. Jdancheater Driving Acade­ THOMAS HARRISON Painting offirs. Complels benefit program. cellent condition. Ml 9-0160 eve- MANCHESTER — Sturdy new six XVIII ®r wAfiAitm* amow-wn* s Ruilding in said Manchester, he and ture the commander of a naval service. and decorating. Equippec and Equipment Co., 36 Main St.. Man­ tilea 4c a tile. Kentile, from 7o 1 PLEASANT STnEE 1 — 5 room ihe eame li assigned for a hearing on BEFORE TOO BUY a uaed Car my, PI 2-7249. Household Serrlros nings. COVENTRY — ■Three rooms fur-] room Garrison Colonial. ! ’ » baths, MANY EXTRAS are fektured in house, 5 bedrooms, 2 porches, ga- the allowance nf aald sdministratinn veaael faced with thia definition: fully uisurecL for large and small Apply chester. Ml 3-7958. each. Green Paint end Wallpaper, I niahed and .heated. 6 closets, pri­ this 1 bedroom ranch. Deliglitful sea Oorman Mptor Sales. lYulck hot water heat, full insulation, 414 ROOM RAN(3H, like new, fire­ rage, well landscaped Owner ascerislnmem "The right of asylum for polit­ Q—FTom what or* la tin eb- Sales Uid Service. IBS Main MOR’TLOCK'S Manchestar'a lead- Offered 13-A jobs. Workmanship guaranteed at the Green. vate bath and porch, hot water, place, ceramic tile bath, ameattc living room. Picture book kitchen. S«„»k r>.ii M belri Snd order of dlatrlbiitlnn. snd POPULAR RECORDS by original ^------SEVEN CUBIC foot refrigerator, plastered walls, firepiace. paneled moving South. Call after 5 p.m. Court direrla that notice of ,lhe ical or other refugee's haa not tainad ? Street Ml S-4ST1. Open evenings. with reasonable prices. Call Ml- Employment Office parking space. 1 or 2 small chil­ wall, knotty pine cabinets. I . a r g e ! drive, attached garage, full price .. Mural wall dining area. Paneled moth holes 3-4864. artist. -50c a piece. IJ’ s all kinds SAfTlIF ICE — Manitowac upright jp jf„od condition $.30 Ml 9-21$2, Tel. MI 3-7284. time and place aaaigned for aaid hear­ foundation In international law. A~Tln la obtained from de­ freezer. Wa* $-599 now $2-50. Like dren accepted. 5 minute walk to shade rrees. (iall owner and build-j 6U.900 R. F. Dimock Co. Realtor. family room. 2-car garage. Ap­ ing be _ given lo all . ______persona ___ known____ lo In countries, however, where fre- OLDER CARS, meebanlca ape- Uutructlona for 16, 16. IT year and tom clothing, hoalery runs, and all guaranteed in virtually beach. PI 2-7545 after 4 p.m. 1 pointment. H B. Gradv, Broker. posit* of the mineral. ora eaa- handbags repaired, Upper re­ , FIRST NATIONAL STORES new condition. Save oyer half. new. MI 3-7143, er. Ml 3-4860. '.Ml 9-5245. Robert MilrdoVk M l' 85 LAKE 8TREET--Looklng for an i I insurrections occur, and con clala, fUUt yourself care, always olds. Telephone Mr. Mortlock, 3-6472, or Barbara WoiMa, MI MI 3-8009, ■iterile.‘After the caaeiterite leaves placement, umbrellas "epaired, Hundreda of miacellanenua 4.5's, FOUR ROOM apartment, stove in­ immaculate Colonial with a beau-! j',"v 'jj‘''9j9“ bVc™lfie5 mai'i” a"Vop.v I etent Initabilitv of government good aelectloo. Look behind our Director lot Driver ISducation. Bonds—Stocks Mortgages 31; PARK AND OAKLAND-AVE, AUTHORIZED BY BANK Wanted—To Buy 58 COVENTRY LAKE — T-wo year-; 9-7702 tifully landscaped lot? Drive by'of_ihls order to Willltm I,. Brennan ' ' • .. .. the mine, it goes through five Im­ See. Douglas Motors, 888 Main. men's shift collars ,'everaed and like new, 2.5c each. Hi-Fi ampli­ cluded, centrsl, $70. Ml A-5229 till axists, usage sanctions the grant- portant proceaaea before'pure tin MI 9-7398\ replaced. Marlow's Little Mend-' IMPROVE fiers and speakers. 45 record TO SELL 'round pottages. Good Investment MANCHESTER this one, then let iis take you 3275 8uipher_Av^._8t:.Louis^ies^^^^^^^ asylum; buTeven In waters YOUR CREDIT A EAST HARTFORD WANTED TO Binf S p.m. property. $8,500 for the 2. Call ia obtained. Ing Shop. multitude of monthly os ’ments changer. Revere tape recorder. 3 BEAUTIFrUL ROOMS through it. The inside Is every bit ' I of auch countries, offleera should iraED A CAR M d had v«ur credit | , j^r s o N'8 Connectlcut’a tirat 11 Good used resalable furniture, Marian E. Robertson Broker. MI 5-room ranch In the Buckley ■s neat and attractive as the out­ tu m ^ d o ^ T S h ^ on w - ^ ^ may be lumped into one second EXPERIENCED laundry worker, Studio recording microphones with OF FURNITURE also small upright and aplaet THREE ROOM apartment at "The ^ MANCHESTER—New 6 room Co­ .AT A COURT OF PROBATE, held refuse all applications for asylum DICK'S WEATHERSTRIP Com­ 3-.5953. School area. Attached garage and side. Immediate occupancy. The *1 Msnehester. wltMn and for the k., i .i ... Q What la the temporal title of went? Had a repoBaeaatort? Don’t Certified - ...v . and • approved, is 'ow of­ mortgage with paymenla of only Apply Lucky I-«dy Self Service floor stands. Keystone 8 mm ' & APPLIANCES pianos, Gables." 118 Main St. -Spacious lonial, fireplace, bpilt-in *to*'c oven District of Manchester, on the 27th dsv *5®*?! When required by the inter- give up! See Douglaa Motors, get pany doors and windows, custom movie outfit. Two Iniinge chairs, grounds. MI 9-5229, 9-5 p.m. full baaement. Nice landscaped lot William E. Belfiore Agency, MI the Pope ? fering claaaroom and >-ehlnd $32.25 fot each $1,000 von need. Laundry, 9 Maple St. 1 NICELY SECLUDED 50 foot ranch, and dishwasher./ $17,900 R. F. 90x400 feet. Natural mahogany of July. 195!). eata of ■ ■humanity." " " the lowdown on Uie lowest down work guaranterd. Call collect Wil- Dial (2H 6-8897 and ask Frank ------:------1—------one night stand, all new condition. FOR UNPAID BALANCE 3-5121 Present. Hon. John J. Wallell. Judge. Navy Secretary Tracy'a In- A —Sovereign of the State of wheel tnatruetion for (eerisgers. limantlc HA 3-1196. Watkins Used Furnituro FOUR ROOMS, second floor, no ' wall to wall carpet, fireplace. Dlmock Co., Realtor. Ml 9-5246, trim throughout. lA-rga Kitchen and ------Estate of Philip H Hallln, late of and amaUeat payinenta anywhere.. MI 9-60T8. Burke or Mrs. Carter liov (jon- Must sacrifice everything and MONTHLY TERMS SI8.18 |- aluminum storms. recreation Cepe ; Mancheater In aaid dialrict. dereaaed. ■truCUona to Adm. Brown during Vatican City. Fortnerly it waa Sov­ Not a small loan or finance com- necticuf Mortgage Exchange, 15 WAITRESS, EVENINGS, Call MI fast. Call MI 3-08.58. j ‘SUPER" "DELUXE" Exchange children and no pets, centrally lo­ living room and 3 good-aized bed 237 WOODLAND ST. 6 room TV SERVICE — Potterton'a- ail room, garage, $15,990. Assume rooms. Large 6 room split level on ! Cod. 3 bedrooms, hot air haa* Upon application of Alfreda T. Ital- I the 1861 civil war In Chile were ereign o f the Temporal Domainz of nyy Olaoian. Douglas Motors. 833 EARLY'S DRIVING School-stand Lewis St., Hartford. | 9-8127, e . 3 ROOM.6 OF FURNITURE 15 Oak Street cated, $60 month. Call MI 9-7850. XXI , . . , . 1 lln. executrix, pravlnr for aiithorllv to the Holy Roman. Church. C makes. Highest quality guaranteed 4'-..% mortgage, amall cash. Carl-1 Lake St. custom built by the pres-1 xell certain real esiate partlculariv no iT(Ore exact; n St. ard and automatic dual controlled CEDAR CLOTHES line poles in-1 All 100% Guaranteed MANCHESTER-New 7 room Co- Ideal home for children. Includes J work and parta. over 47 year's ex­ stalled. All sizes. Old Doles re- : WE BUY and sell antique anq uaed FOUR ROOM apartment for rent. ' Ion W. Hiitchina, Ml 9-5132. ent owner. Kitchen ha* built-ins. 3 | playhouse. Deep lot, near achoola deecrihed in aaid application on file, it "Your ships will not. of course, cars. Class room Instructions for perience Famous tor service sine* ONLY $418.88 J lonial. U.4 baths,- breezeway two 1956 FORD Falrlane cwivertlMe, moved. Bean poles. Truck bat- i furniture, china, glass, "rilver,'pic­ Separate front and rear entrance. ; bedrooms, two baths. Solid brick; and bUs. ^ o n o m ic M to own and '’' o r d e r e d That the foregding an- ,bs made a refuge for criminals. Q -How early was Iron uaed to 16-17 year olds. For dav and 1931 Phone MI 9-4587 for beat Business Opportunities 32 | Help Wanted— Male 36 $18 18 DELIVERS ; $13.900—Beautiful large . 6 room ! car attached garage. Built-ins. Im- power Muring. C l ^ , to exc^- ^y^nlng ap|K>lntmenU cal' ter-y, MI 9-1353. ] $ MONTH ture frames, guns, attic w itants, Oil burner, hot water heat. Beau­ i cape on Mather St. 6 rooma, I ’ i ] maintain. Owner, MI 9-0309. plication be heard and determined at i In the case of persons othsr than make weapons? Mr. service. 18,18 tiful surroundings. Call MI 3-2909. ' ranch, fireplace, hot wafer heat, medjaje/occupancy $22,900 R. E. lent condition, 81.200. Call ’TR' w .-i« ■zjrt a aa-rs TAILOR YOU g e t — whole estates. Furniture reftn- \ baths, basement garag* and nice . the Probate office In Msncheslar in ; criminals, they will afford ihel- A—The HitUtea of Aaia Minor Early, MI 9-8875. WOULD Y O irE X C H A N G E ’ LOOKINtJ—For a TV set * . your I ; cellar. 141x180 lot. Small down j Dlmock Co., Realtor, Ml 9-6246. MANCHESTER — Green Road, said Dixtrtcl. on the 3rd dsv of Ausuxt. i* nnnAnA 5-1304 days. 0 16-PIKCE BEDROOM ished and repaired. Furintiire Re­ payment. Carlton W. Hutchins. Ml I lot. We have two older aingle 8 A.D. 1959, *1 (en o clock in ihi» fore-. whenever it may be needed, uaed iron and probably stael for • I F1,AT FINISH Holland window ^ . Manufacturer has, opening for cottage or patio. We have several ’ pair Service and Sales Talcott- ROCKVILLE—S room, third floor well built 6 room weapons aa early aa 1600 B.C. shades made to measure All , "ou r time per day, m^n with knowledge of ladiea' 18-PIECE Lm jJG ROOM apartment, 350. ,TR 5-5431 after 8 I 9-5132. *• ATTRACTIVF ranch home, short: home* in nice locations. Lots span. I noon, anoand inaiIhsi noncenotice hene aivensiren lo ansit . . . T)ie i n« ooilgaiionobligation lOto recBITVracelvt MODEL A FORD engine, com- reconditioned seta available Call j walking distance to schools and ^ houss for the money, ranch, fireplace, hot water neat, peraonx infereeted in «atd extate of the I raftiveea and t/i nffmr Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 metal Venetian blinds ' a new ®"''Uings. ■Tbi.a is a m g i j , suits. Excellent oppor- 12-PIECE KITCHEN «» WANTED—1909 SVDB penny and p.m. ! one-car garage nice level lot, pendenev of aaid application and the, P " i " , « lete, $35 Other Model A parts: Modern TV Service. MI 3-8185, 4 -- PLUS — MANCHESTER—New 8 --oom split I bus. Nice residential area. AA ’ heap. 861 ICllatown Rd., Mah- low price. Kevs made wHle you, ™ Your own and can be mnity for advancement. Applv. Hiha -St. other coins, goid, stiver or copper. «nsiDiySensiblv priced oriced »t at sia.ow $15 500 Alice *"*’ heartnr therepn. by! asylum. humanity." Is in general, one Of pure 1958 HARLEY-Hummer. Used cry wait Marlow's operated full or part-time, Thi* is WK.STINGHOUSE REF QUALITY apartment on second' ranch. 2 hill hatha, built-in oven, zone. For more information call eheater. . Have ■•oin.a to sell. Herman Kra- and range, finished recreation T. J. CROCKETT,‘-Realtor Clampet, Realtor. MI 9-4548. newspaper having a circulation In said. _ S little.. Asking___ „ $275.______Contact Jake.___ 85______-III concrete product and In| Manchester Modes. Inc. FOfT s a l e -Used lumber from COMB. RANGE jewaki, .3.3 Park St., Rockville, floor of private home. 4 spacious | at 89 Hackmatack St. Hometimea HnnsoroiM West Center St., or call MI 3-8386 UII, BURNER Service - nu burn- 1 great demand, year around. Yoin Street Manchester 2x3 to 2x10 sheathing flooring. * , f''®e "'orage until wanted Free rooips, heat, hot water, refrigera-1 room, 2-car garage. Convenient/------Conn. TR 5-52-57.‘ location to shopping and schoola.i MANCHESTER—Like newl Brick! MI 3-1577 OUTSTANDING year round home. ] dav of said hearing, to appear if thev i rioc.ainnaiiv nnlittoai asylum or MI 9-8128. era, furnaces cleaned $8..50 and Manufacture and deliver this Prod-1 One G.E. and one Richmond hot »®t up by our own tor. electric stove, parking apace. I BoltonRottnn IjikeIdike. waterfront 3 bed- • " cause si said time and place and Occasionally political _ up. MI 4-0095. . ilct; no aelling. If You can qualify, [ Suitable for quiet couple. $90. MI $20,900. Down payment required, I Move right in. Ample space for BOIton IJIlte * '> * “ •'he heard relative thereto, and make re- hat a humorous------aide. During a CempUt* It Quickly water iumace, radiators, pipes, ''® ®"*®.'^'®u comfortable living. 6 rooms, 2 tile rooms, 1' DRtns, TtlRnO|r9Jiy turn to thi'* ^nnr't $5 can get You atarted hot water heaters, sinks.- tubs. ; „ . "riP"'ut'neiU I Rooms Without Board 59 8-8759. $2,090. Philbrick Agency. Ml JOHN .r, WALI.ETT, Judge. Peruvian revolt an alleged lead­ TWO FIRST class painters. Call 9-8464 baths. Fireplace, Recreation paneled living room with fire­ profitable business. MI 9-3266. windows, inside and outside doors. ; SAMUEf., AI3ERT. HARTFORD MANCHESTER place, kitchen with all built-in er, Hays de la Torre, sought Building— Contracting 14 t*______I . . . 1 r'U 7 AOCO room. Garage. Outdoor fireplace. Comfort Plus Style! Other plumbing and electrical CH 7-03.58 ROOM WITH kitchen privilegea. units and utility room off mein Pondered Evolution aenctuary in the Columbian em­ BUS DRIVER for labor routes, 6 to ‘ See It Day Or Night Centrally located. Rabies ac- FOUR ROOM, apartment, available CAPES and Ranches. 37 new homes Cool tree shaded lot. H. B. Grady, If ,vour looking for investment or bassy. which refused to give him ' Al l T'YPES ot caroetUry work THE articles. Open daily 3:.30-8:30 Aug. 1. Cali MI 3-5816. being started in Vernon bv J. E. Broker. MT 3-8009. kitchen. Home has a large 7:15 a.m., .3 lo 4:15 p.m. Collins | p.m., Saturdav 8 a.iri.-4 p.m: or If ymi have no means of trans­ ^cepted, Mrs. Dorsey, 14 Arch St. incidme property let Us show you a screened porch with aundeck over­ The general idea qf e''olution up.. The Peruvians dug a trench done, alterations, dorme'ra, roof-; CUSTOM CONCRETE MFG. (Y>. McCarthy. These homes will sell nice centrally located 2-famlly with i ing, porches, etc. Call Ml 9-5981. 1 Bus- Sendee, Strong Road. Wap- call -vn 9-2.392 Yard at Stock portation I'll aend my auto for ANDOVER—New 6 room ranch, looking the lake, teot is fuliv land­ wa* a familiar concept to the entirely around the embeasy to you. No obligation, ; PLEASANT large heated room, TENEMENT FOR rent, one block for $11,990. Only $S60,‘lo^n and 4 rooms on each floor or solid brick 16008 Richards Dr., Shawnee, Ka . Ping. Place, off North Main St from Main St., second floor. 4 $88 monthly including Mortgage, basement garage. Beach and lake scaped. Home haa forced hot air ancient Greek philoaophers and the prevent his escape. After lengthy ANY KIND of carpentry and cabi-. ------■ ■ - I ______free parking, nm biia line. 146 2-family with 5 rooms on each A— L—B— E-::R—T-^S„ Center St All 3-5002. rooms and bath. Adults. MI 3-8872. taxes and fire insurance Your privilegea. P. v. ^Tongren Broker, heat and if you are. Juet getting ■age* of India before the begin­ diplomatic wrangllngT"de la Torre 1 ■ net-Work dOne: Hohear and relia­ WANTED—Experienced, carpenter.______MI-3-6321. floor. Bqjlh of these homes are in married, this home, ia .ready to was freed.tpgo. on hii way...... custom work, good pay. Apply in 80 GAIJ^N Rheem glaaa xaa hot 4.3-4.5 ALLYST St.; HARTFORD choice of a '5'4 rooni' ranch with' ning of the Ghrietian-era. ble workmanship. Call Roscoe Help Wanted— Female 35 MODERN 4 room apartment n oven and range or a Cape Cod good ahape- and the pi'ice la realis­ move right in. *■ the sale price Thompson, Ml 8-1895 for esti­ person. Van D^me, Builder, Garth water heater. Ml 9-2610. OPEN NIGHTS TILL 8 P M . tic. Five-family houae that presents SAT. 6 P. M nice neighborhood. New stove and with 5 finished rooms. Model $12.600-Immaculate 6 room Cape, include* all furnishing*. Approxl- mates Road, Rockledge, Mancheater, I------^------refrigerator furnished. MI 9-6495. amesite drive, storms. cellar, a good opportunity for investment. matelv 83.000 ciah needed down. I ------19x11 TENT. Front and back door homes will be reaiiy about August EXPERIENCED SEWING SEPTIC TANKS 1, but now is the time to pick your huge wooded lot, near bus, school, I <3all MI 3-8271 from 9-5. After 6 1 BIDWELL HOME Improvement — I and windowa. nylon net. Call be- FRONT TWO-ROOM furnished shopping. Carlton W. Hutchins; MI MI 9-8478. Co. Alterations. addiUons ga­ Help Wanted— ' tween 5-6, MI 9-069.3 $15 GLENWOOD Combination oil lot. Beautiful high elevation. 'Take T. J. CROCKETT, Realtor NEW 6-ROOM MACHINE OPERATORS and gas stove. Call Ml 9-7411, AND apartment, heated, gas * range, 9-5132. ----- NEW CAPE COD New $-Keo«s Baacfe rages. Roofing arid siding experts. Route 83 from Vernon Circle for 6 Room Flnlehed $18,406 \ Male or Female 37 bedroom set. kitchen act. refrig­ 2 milea. turn right on Center Rd. MI 3-1577 fXHDNIAL $17,900 Reduced to $1$,$00 Aluminum clapboards a specialty POWER MOWER 24 " Pincor reel erator. Adults. Apply apartment 57 ENGLEWOOD DRIVE-Thia ex­ Foundation 24x36. ceram­ AND TRAINEES type, heavv duty modelI 1 Exeellent Iburner elec- PLUGGED SEWERS and follow sigha to Westylew Ter­ Lots for Sale Separate dining room, Unexcelled workmanship Easy | MEN-WOMKN 120 daily. Sell lum­ ----j;.. -— ------_ ! tne stove with broiler and oven. 4, 10 Depot Square. cellent six room cape with three ic tile bath, patjelad fire­ Built-in stove, oven, dlah- l l i bathe, front en­ inous nameplates. Write Reeves condition, $65, Ml .3-7.5.57. race. McCarthy Enterprises Ml of four bedrooms, closets, a mod­ place wall, amesite drive, waaher; 114 )>atha, choice ,v W ^ I Apply Manchester Modes, Inc. Good condition, $3-5. MI 9-0474. Machine Gleaneil 4-0988, MI 3-6878. MANCHESTER—^Two new listings. FOR SALE—Building lot. . Easex j trance foyer, l .ear. ga­ Co., Attleboro, Mass.___ _ COMEDRTABLE, modern 8 room ern tile kitchen, ceramic bath, LARGE ROOMS! location. rage. living area 1376 Sqptio Tank., Dry Welle, Sewer apartment, quiet location, reaaon- plaster walls, oil hot water heat, Excellent 6 room Cape with full St. 50x110 ft. Make an offer. MI | Pine St. Boats and Accessories 46 ON 2\ ApRES fertile land, 6 shed dormer, oversized one-car t-8680. , I square feet...... S.MALL OAS water heater. In good Line. Installed—;Cel1ar Woter- ■blc rent to reaponaible person, rooms, breezeway. double 'tarage copper plumbing, aluminun. atorm R. F. MHOCK CO. R. F. MMOCK CO. Roonng—Siding 16 SitualionS Wanted— condition. MI 9-589r. proofUig Done. (tall MI 3-8624. windowa and doors, amesite drive, garage, amesite drive, aluminum R. F. MMOCK CO. Manchester, Conn. NEW SEBAGO outboard, wind-1 3 ceramic baths, fl replace. 3 storms and screens, city utilities, BUILDING LOT in Boltor. A^- MI 9-5245 MI $-524$ RAY'S ROOFING CO., sblngla and j Female 38 s|]ield end convertible--top. trailer. miles. Carlton W. Ml is yours for only $14,300 Call now MI $-5245 FIVE ROOM remodeled apart­ Hutchins. Paul J. Correntl, MI 8.6362. beautiful lot. Asking 814,500. Short proximatelv 200x600\ feet. Ml! btillt-up roofs, gutter and conduc-1 —— ------At wholesale price. Must be sold McK i n n e y BROS. ment, 38 Strant St., heat and hot 9-5182. way- out—nearly new ranch with 8-09091 V lor work: roof, chimney repairs. i WOMAN TO CARE for a convalea- WTLL TAKe care of children In i..y' by Julv 15. Call Ml 3-4126 licensed home snv time. MI Sownrogn Disposal Co. water furnished, $100 per month. MANCHESTER—4 room ranch, OPEN FOR inspection—Mountain flill cellar and attached garage. .KnnvwB t a k x * w .terfrA nt lot Ray Hagenow, MI 9-3214; Ray j rent-woman in her home. Write to Phone MI 9-6076 after 4 p.m. Rd. In choice Rockledge section, copper plumbing. aluminum : Jackson Ml 8-8825. ■ I Box X. Herald. 3-8445. 180-J53 Pearl St.—Ml 8-5808 . centrally located, new aluminum Also 2 lota O n Woodside I.ane. MT aiding, city water and sewerage. 8 new individual cuatom . built storms and screens, over acre of ■ I — SIX ROOM duplex. 169 Hilliard St. beautiful homes. 3-4. bedrooms, Isind, asking $18,800. The Elsie- 9-4453. COUGHLIN ROOFINQ Ciompany, WOMAN—Married or sing1e---part- MI 3-7516 after 3:30. Available Price 310.900. Philbrick Agency, _____ LEGAL NQTICL ' Inc Aluminum siding, asphalt time lo work at Cosmetic depart­ ■ ' Dngs— Blrds-^Pets 41 m 9-8484. ^finished recreation room, deluxe Meyer Agency, Realtora,----- MI- Sept. lat. No children or pets. J,______features. Call Mr Lipman, JA 9-5624, Xn 8-6930. asbestoa roofing. Alao aluminium, ment, Apply in person. Arthur STORE Resort Property for Sale 74 Notice is hereby given, that the. following have )>een certified as party-endorsed candidatee of the / . geJvanlsed or copper guttera and Dnig, 942 Main St CATS (domestic, etc.) only board­ THREE ROOM apartment for rent! /SEVEN ROOM Colonial — 4 bed-I 3.8r36. DEMOCRATIC PARTT for nomination to Oie Munic ipal offices specified below tn be filled at the munici­ ed. Fenros Cattery, Rockville, TR rooms, 1'4 baths, hot water oil i EAST CENTER ST.— .Twofamily reader*. Ml 8-77(R. FOR RENT SIX-ROOM GAPE including heat, hot water, gaa for! SIX ROOM Cape Cod house, 5 pal election to be held on October 5, 1059, in the-Town of Bolton together with the atreet addresses of aaid 5-9131. cooking, electric refrigerator and heat, cast iron radiators, fire home, extra building lot. Good in-, ASHFORD LAKE—Cleared water- candidates: ■<— r-- f - 4 ROOFINO. SIDINQ; plUritlng. ( ^ - TYPIST 19 m a p l e ST place, plastered walls, full insula­ finished. Full shed dormer, come. 170 foot frontage on East i fVont lot. aandy )>each. driveway. DACHSHUND PUPPIES — AKC APPLY — Full shed dormer, fl replace, gaa stove, $88 per month. Call MI breezeway. garage. Fruit, shade n a m e ADDRE8S OFFICE TERM pentry. AUerattona and add'ittons. 9-4071 from 5-7 p.m,' only. i tion, full attic, bree.zeway, garage, Center Street plus garage and ' Call Marion E. Robertson, Broker. cellingt Workmanshl vuaran- _ Position . available in our Claims registered. "Black and tans, affec­ M on ch n ittr hot water oil heat, full Inmila- city water and sewerage, amesite j Irees, City utilities. Near schools barn, $20,000. Shown by appoint! MI 8-5958. Oscar Kreysig Route No. 6 First Selectman 1959-1961 teed. A. A. Dion, Inc. ' Autumn i’ ®Pt- fci' young ladv with good tionate pets. Call Coventry PI tion, open staircaae. In good drive, large lot. Charles Lesper ' and church. Call owner after 4, ment only. Philbrick Agency, 361 ■ Stanley Patnod# Ston.v Road Selectman 1959- 1961 2-6706. ’ THREE ROOM furnished apart-/ MI 9 8895. St. M] 8-4860. I typing ability to he trained in Savings and Loon rondllion' throughout. Knotty ment. Convenientiv located. West ance, MT 9-7620. Main St. MI 9-8464. David C. Toomey TVjomey Lane. Town Clerk 1960- 1963 - ■ dictaphone work. Knowledge of 1007 MAIN ST, Toltand Road Regietrar of Voters 1960-1963 pine lecreallon room, porch, , Side. MI S-6I29. / VERNON—Seven room split level, Fredrlca Reid —— — ------medical terms helpful. Applicant SOUTH WINDSOR NOTICE no nomination Town Treasurer 1959-1961 R oofin g ano C iilm nevs Ip -A must be High school graduate. Ex- • SEPTIC TANKS combination windows and nice grounds and view. $18,900. Bolton Center Rd. Tax Collector 1959-1961 Bnsincm Loeatloi^ * . Tongren, Broker. MI 3-6321. George O. Rose —o— ^—TTT------i ®®H«ot benefits and pleasant work- CLEANED and INSTALLED doors. Amesite drive, ahada Foster St.—8 room Cape, large PUBLIC HEARING I no nomine tio(i Agent Town Deposit Fund 1959-1961 j ROOFlNO-^pecialtaing rM^alnng | |„g conditions. For appointment for Rent / .64 wooded lot- $12,700. NOTICE PROPOSED ADDITIONAL (^der Mill Road B6ard of Finance 8323 roofs of all kinds. New roofi. gut call Mrs. Peterson, NEW 91/, ROOM trees. (^liet neighborhood. . Homer A. Fagley 1959-1965 1-S yr*. RANCH $18,000 • nSEWERS Admission of Electors A PPROPRI A’HONS I no nomination Board of Ftnance , 1959-1965 ter work, chimneys cleaned Quick occupancy. Priced *4 ■TORE FOR RENT, excellent lo­ ASHFORD LAKE Board of Directors _ paired. Aluminum siding. SO i Oversized, all rooms are .MACHINE CLEANED TOWN ADVERTISEMENT The Selectmen and Town Cjlerk Agnes E. Kreysig Rout* No. 6 Board nf Education 1959-1963 A cute little playdress and pan-, . Add two . skirts . ^ like these ^ to LIBERTY MUTUAL NEW 5'.i ROOM only— ' cation 600 square ft., alr-copdl- of Vernon vriVl. hold aeasions to ex-1 Town o t Mancheater. Connacticut [ Hsto^rR. _ Bolton Cienter Rd. Board of Education years' experience. Free esti ' extremel.v large, attach­ tioned optional. Tel. Ml 8-1191. 1959-1963 tie eet for eii that goes together I "'ardrobe and you 11 be com- INSURANCE CO. RANCH $17,000 8 room shorefront cottage, nice amine qualiflcatlonz of electors Notice is hereby given that t)).e! Jack E. Barlv ^ Cook Drive Assessor 1959-1963 mates. Call Howley, MI 3-6361, Ml ed garage, near Bowera • INSTALLATION lot. NOTICE OF THE in no tlriie at all. j P'""®"*^®^ by family and friends., 3-0763. j School. COMMERC3AL business or office and admit to th* electora oath' Board of Directors. Town of M an-, Clifford O. Magnuaon French Road , Assessor 1959-1963 No. 8323 with Patt-O-Rama u in , Vernon - just over Man­ SPECIALIST those w’ho are found qualified at I cheater, Connertlcut, will hold a | Emerson Bosworth Bayberry Road Board of Tax Review 1959-1963 MI 3-1161. chester town line. Largf space 'tui rent. Up to 6800 square Also several 2-3-5 acre plots, vi­ R. F. D IM O C K C O . - $14,400- feet. Will rib-dlvide. Main Street. cinity of Ashford Lake—black top COLLECTOR I Public Hearing in the Municipal I nomination Board of Tax Review 1959-1963 dress, I 3-8 yards of 35 or 30-inch, V"""! . I Moving—Trucking— ^ lot. complete built-ins. • Vernon Elenientiu'y School Building Hearing Roonu 41 Center Robert D. Murdock South Road Zoning Board of Appeals 1959- 1964 vk.ttFU* v.wi • ’ « » « « 141a, . inrl ; hot- I Ml 6-5349 Town and Country Located near Center. Plenty of road'. $800--$600 full price. Term*. 16 4 16»3 Storage 20 I parking. Plione MI 9-8339 or MI of REVENUE Saturday, Aug. 1969 street, Manchester, Connecticut. no nomination Zoning Board .of Appeals 1960- 1965 y (Iron tranufor; color chart: full* R. F. DfMOCK CO. ,9 A.M. to 6 P.M. (D8T) { Tuesday, Auguat 4, 1959 at . 8:00 Vernon Road To order, aend 35c in coins to dirfcUons. Chariot Looporaneo V 8-7444. ARTHUR A. KNOFLA,. John J. Garibaldi Constable 1959-1961 Sue Burnett. The Mancheater Eve-1 MANCHESTER Moving and Truck-; Ml 9-9349 DrainagoCo. All person.* liable by law to pay I P.M. on proposed additional ap- Robert D. Murdock South Road Constable 1959-1961 ninff iitiA AVB* I ord€T ft?nd 25c in coins to; FOR SALE-Rent. Equipped soda Realtor Town Clerk’s Office ! propriltioris as follows; ntngatng Herald,B UM . AVE. ^ Anne Cabot, The Manchester Eve- ing Company. Local and 'onr dls-' Town Taxes are hereby notified Ekiward R. Meloche Bolton Center Rd. Constable 1959-1961 tance moving, packing and stor­ Ml 9-4143 ^ ' Ml 9-7620 shop, luncheonette. 188 xprjct St., Saturda.y, Aug. 39, 1959 no nomination AMERKICAS, NEW YORK I ning H e r a ld ; ,1160 .AVE. OF MI. 3-5440 MI 9-5938* that. I, will have a Rate Bill-for the 9 A.M. to « P.M. (DST) a For Genersl Fund "Bond Constable 1959-1961 K. T. age. Weekly van service to New .Mancheater. Call EXport 9-6088, List of 1958 of 36 mills on the dol­ Maturities and Interest” , no nomination Grand Juror 1959-1961 -AMERICAS, NEW YORK S6, N.V. York. Ml S-8663. Saybrook. no nomination Grand Juror For let-class mailing add 10c for For Ist-class mailing add 10c 4-6g ROOM—Homes ‘ for sale. ls’ for the Town '*f Mancheater. Saturday, P.ept. 12 1959 Co'",be financed by in­ 19.59-1061 and of 2.6 mills on the dollar for creasing the Budgei esti­ Michael J. Shendan Hebron Road Fire Commissioner 1959- 1962 •ach pattern. Print Name, Ad­ for each pattern. Print Name Ad­ l a r g e Starting price t il,500 and up For 9 A M. to 6 P.M (DST) PLBASAffT ^ora, axce'' no nomination Fire Commissioner 1950-1962 dress with Zone, Style No. and dress with Zone and Pattern lent for grocery. TV, or appliance further details call Charles l-*a- tt Special Taxing District of tije mate of Receipts from. Size. Number, perance. Ml 9-762(), Town of Manctieater. Saturday. Oct. 3, 1959 "Balance From Prior , Walter J. Treechuk Birch Mt. Road Fire Commissioner 1960- 1963 . .ealesr.xtm - etc. Good size front Fire Commissioner Send 35c now for the Have you the '59 Album windows. Call after 5, Ml 9-1660 Each of such taxes are due and 9 A.M. to 11 A.M. (DST) Tear" . $4,875.: no nomination 1060-1963 VERNON—9 room Colonial older payable, one-half on the first day For those whose quahficationa Alexander J. Plant* Baytrerry Road Town Planning ComnUsatOn 1959- 1964 A: Summer ’59 isaue of our tAininp many lovelv designs snd 5 LOAM Or MI 9-3549 99 Summer St. home, 7 aerm. Garage, other b. For General Fund "Con­ pattern majaatne Basic Faahion. • free patterns? Only 25r a ccfpyf of July, 19.59, and on'e-half on the were matured aubaequent to Sept. tribution to Capital Im­ no nomination Town Planning Commlsaion 1960- 1965 CULTIVA'IED. CLEAN AIR-CONDinONlCD S-room office. buildings. P. V, Tongren, Broker, flrat day of January, 1960; pro­ 12, 1959. Daniel A. Buccino School Hou.se Rd. Building Commission 1959-1061 TOBACCO PIEI.D LOAM MI 3-6321. , provement Reser\’e Fund", 100% Main Street location. Park­ vided. however, that any tax to be financed by in- a Wjlliam F. Sitzy Shoddy Mill Road Building Commission 1050-1061 All naturalized or derived citi­ Frederick M. Gaal Hebron Road ,, Building Commission TEL. Ml 9.06S0 WE ARE HIRING! ing, Marlow's, 867 Main St. CDLONIAL — Seven room older ■ mounting to not more than Tw’en- creasing the Budget esti-' 1959-1963 -AFTER 9 P..M. ty Dollars shall be due and payable zens must present their naturaliza­ Rolland Meloche Bayberry Road Building Commission 1959-1963 home on Vernon Street, Modern tion certiftcatea for admission aa . mate ot Receipts from . Honses (or Rent 85 in one installment on July 1, 1959. "Balance From Prior Lealie R. Peters Route No. 6 Building Commission 1959-1065 M Lathe Operators # Jig Bore Operators kitchen trith dishwasher. Down­ an elector. Vincent KrzeaickI Carter Street Building Commission MR. BUSINESSMAN: stairs bedroom and full tile bath. Failure to make first payment by Year” ...... 860,000 1959-1965 MANC3HESTER—Four room fur*- August 1, 1959 renders the whole Voting machines will )>e on dis-! WANTED 3 bedrpoms on second floor. Im­ play on all of fhe above dates ex-1 ® For Paving and Parking Notice is also hereby given that a primary will be held on Augu.st 26, iO.'iO if a candidacy or candi- PART-TIME niahed single home available mediate occupancy. Price $16,30^ tax, delinquent. Second payment Sterii Front May Bo Just tho Lift Your i Milling Machine Qperators # ToolmakeTs becomes delinquent after February cept Ot:t. 3. i F''acility .Improvements at daciea are filed in' accordance with Section 9-94 of the General Statutes, Sept. 1 through June 30, '960. Very Earle S. Rohan," Realtor. XU Whiton -Library, to be 0- Noods. Wo offer o Compittt Dofign and , dsairable for teachers. Convenient 1. 1960. Interest is figured from Signed; i Forma for petition* for filing such candidacies bv or on *taiehalf of an.v enrolled Democratic Party 6-ROOM CAPE 3-7433. Edgar Wilson nanc.ed from tha Whiton j member may be obtained from Fredrica Reid, Democratic Registrar of Voters. Tolland Road, Bolton, Sorvico for Storos. Roitouronts Or>Any FEMALE AIDE to High and Bowera achoola. Call due datie at the rate of >4 of 1% $19,800 ,. . . 1 # All Around* . Machinists , ( for appointment. Referencea re­ MANCHEBTEIR—8 acres of com­ per month or fraction of a month. Franklin G. Welles Library Trust Fund ... |1,500. Connecticut. Instructlpna'for filing aucfh a candidacy are contained in Part I, Instruction page of tha Mo r n in g s I BidWiag — Ciwnmorcicrf Or Rotidonen. IF.H.A. appraUal $600 quired. Alice Clampet, Realtor, MI mercial or industrial land. 4 room Said taxes are payable at the Of­ Herbert I. Pagani John J. Hutchtoaon, 'petition form, copies of which are available in said Registrar’* office. Prior to obtaining th* petition form, higher).' Near Bowers GOOD PAY . . . OVERTIME OPPORTUNITIES : . . FRINGE BENEHTS 9-4543. ' . house >e proposed therein plua a deposit of $26.00 for each such' caiidldata CRESTFIELD School- Remodeled kitch­ Philbrick Agency, MI 9-8464. the Municipal Building—Monday Town of Vernon, Board of Director* I must be filed with said Regiatrai'. A petition containing the required number of signaiurea of enrolled STONE SPECIALIST CO. HOSPITAL en, fireplace, attached ga. Saminer Hom$$ for Ront 67 thru Friday— 9 A.M. to 5 P.-M, Connecticut M ancheater, Connecticut ! Democratic Party membera in the Town of Bolton must be filed with said Registrar of Voters not later A DIVISION OP Call Mr, DellaFera rage. $9,300—CUTE 3 ' bedroom ranch, Attest: Town Olerk, Dated at Mancheater, Connecti­ I than 4:00 P.M. on August 5, 1959. being the 21at day preceding the day of the primary. MALTOOL & ENGINEERING CO. COVENTRY—Waterfront cottage. aluminum storms, amaalt« drive, PAUl^ CBRVINI Dated at Bolton, (jonnecticut, thl's th day of' July,. 1U9. . IjBjTST KA8TERN kOOFlKO AND CONSTRUCTION CO.. INC. or Mrs. Binge R. F. DIMOCK CO. Haitty t-. Butler cut thia twenty-third d$y of July, 25 MI l - « n i SrO A K STR E TT MI 0-2480 MI .3-2461 291 ADAMS STREET Avallabl* Aug. IB-Labor .tH y. c u l laigs treaa. Carltoa W , Butohina, OoUaetor a( Rawmta Dated at Varaoa, Oonnaettoat 1969. . ‘ DAVID C. TOOMEY, ’ , ' ■ Ml 1-9249 MI $4161. M I 9-6183. A dvt Na. $47$ June $, 1$5$ A drt. f A m 1 ^ V ^ aark eC the IC^pallty. 5 -.■ ^ , P . A iltanrIiPBtipr Svrtiin g TUESDAY, JULY 28. 1959 FA6B FOURTEEN *Dog Days ’ M^rchqadisc Goes on Sale in Manchester Stores Tomorrow Carnivals Slated A b o u t T o w n District Asks wash ------^------J r The WMthsr Oij Playgrounds I^AINT AW AY! Ayeraffe Dally Net Press Run InatMd of th« weekly tneellnR For Me Week Baded x rereeeet of n. S. MesUwr dt the Manoheeter Squadron of Hartlcmd Rd. Wednesday Night from solid wood, mstal, May Urd, ISM cavil Air Patrol, the membera will tile surfaces. Uss new Fetr, warm teoigM. meat at the American Legion' fog» latekUe (teiil ^ t, - Tht annual playground, carnivals Strypeeze Special Home at 7 p.m. on Wednesday and water-rinsabic paint re- 12,925 log. I>ew SO-TO. Sewer Bids win be held Wednesday »t the Bow­ bet, bmtil from there gro to Sperry’a Glen in i mover. At paint and * Member of the Andix lianirteter lEu? mng19?ral& ers Playground and the west Side R iga slMHit sa . Bolton. Richard J. Gworek has ex-1 hardware storfs. Burena of Oireniettea tended an Invitation to the local | Oval beginning at 6. ISanehs$ter~~-A City o f Villogo Chorm m lt to enjoy an evening of awlm- Bids will be advertised at once There will be such games as ten­ mlnjc and boating. In case of rain, nis ball throw, water pistol shoot, for the relocation of the long sponge throw. beM bag toss, dart the e\*ent a ill be held Thursday. | AdeeHMsg ea Paga Ml troublesome Hartland Rd. aewer throw, washer toss, skee ball, VOL. LXXVIII, NO. 254 (THIRTY-TWO PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 1169 PRICE n v B C B im main. lawn bowling, rope ring toss, nail Directors of the 8th District last driving, gun shooting, straw blow, clothespin drop. - f Court Cases night unanimously approved final The playgrounds participating at LECLERC apecificalions for the relocation Bowers will include Bowers, Buck- FUNERAL HOME project which the directom hope le.v, Green. Waddell and Valley St. Aid Slash A man who called attention to to see completed by September. At the West Side will be West Side, himself vesterday by tr.Mng to pay The main has lain exposed on a Verplanck. Keeney St., Charter FUNERAL for gasoline with a tire was sen­ ateep bank behind four Hartland Oak and Nathan Hale. All other tenced to 30 days in jail this; Red Hecklers Taunt Nixon, Rd. homea for nearly eight years. playgrounds will be closed on morning for driving while h is'li­ SERVICE Approved t The diatrlct and the four affected Wednesday afternoon and evening. W alter N. cense was under suspension I E tiffa fip d residents in past years have nego- There will be a slight charge for John P. Gorman J r . 33. of Jew-, Lsclerc, lialed, and iinaucceaafully, for re- this activity. Director ett City, was arrested at 10.33 lasti The engagement of Miss .lean loc.atlon of the main. night at a , Manchester gas sta-, Mane Martin to Earl J McCagg A predominantly new board of Call Ml 9-5869 By House tlon. The owner of the station had; directors laat winter finally ironed Jr. Is announced by her mother. 23 Main Street, Manchester become suspicious and called po- j Mrs Tina G. Martin. IS 's Oakland out grievances with the residents L T. WOOD CO. , Washington, July 29 (JP)— lice after Gorman tried to pay St and a new right of way for the Balk Troops Questions for gasoline with an auto tire Her fiance la the son of Mr and relocated main was signed over to IC E P L A N T The House today passed a Gorman told Patrolman Eman­ Mrs. Earl Mr.Cagg. Chatham, N. Y. the diatrlct July 2. SI BISSELL ST. 8.1.186.500,000 foreign aid bill! uel Motola that the license was Miss Martin la a graduate of SpecifICatinna cut deeply under President Ei-, under suspension from a convic- Manchester High School and is I The major specifications for the Cuhea-Cru$hed‘Block» senhower’s request and tai- j Weekend (Cooler, tlon for operating an auto while' presently employed by the Travel­ : relocation are these. lored to force out information | Intoxicated ers Insurance Co. Mr, McCagg is Removal of the old pipe; a graduate of Chatham High the administration wants to Ike Keeps Forecaster xSays U.S. Aide Judge Leon Podroye told Gor­ Installation of four manholes— S’ I School, served two years In the one at each bend in thl> new pipe withhold. man Uiat In view of the serious-1 CANDIES ness of the charge and Gorman's '\ Armed Forces, and ' Is preaently — each fo be placed one foot be­ The bill went to the Senate on Windsor Locks, July 29 ' employed by James M. Irish Jr. in a ' 279-136 roll call vote. Only 1 record of offenses the court had low ground and turfed over; VcKOtion At - The r .S. Weather Bureau Klnderhook. N. Y. Regrading of the bank on which : that formal action had bean la ft. Rights for _ai Bradley Field issued this Sees Plot The wedding la planned for Nov. the old pipe lay; over last night after the House .fi-riay forecast for Connecti­ j 71 Construction of wire gales on , flniahed xection-by-xection con- cut toda.v: the property of Albert E. Kvarl. | Bideratlon and tentatively ap­ Temperatures in Connecti­ Buy New emd So v t... I no choice but to sentence him to 27 Hartland Rd . at either end of Of Bradford, New Hampshire proved the product. Nikita Bid cut for the next five days, In Siberia i jail. the new right of way. j Both the cut in fiinda and the i Thursday thlough .Monda.V, According to specifications, the Home cooking, cocktails, force-out provision are aore points will average 2 to 4 degrees Summer Merchofidisc In another case. Richard Shea, homey atmosphere, modern . Washington. July 29 iPP)— | By JOHN ACAU 31, 613 Main St., was sentenced to new section of main shall be of with Elsenhower. j above normal. The normal I2-ineh yltreoiia tile. pipe. It will convenlencee, 80x120 natural Ju.st before the House acted the I President Ei.senliower said to-1 mean temperaKre in the Sverdlovak, Sovirt Unioa, R E D U C E D ! < 30 daya In Ja il. for intoxication. spring-fed swimming pool. lJuly 29 -Heck1«T8 bid- Shea waa' arrested last night by be placed near the rear of the President predicted at his news i day Vice President Richard Hartford area for this period Patrolman Richard Thurston who four Hartland Rd. lots. SIGNE and conference that the force-'out plan ; Nixon has every right to talk is 74 degrees ranging from a I gered Richtrd M. Nixon tn Rohertson Park Takes on Neiv Look will never get to his desk as legis- ; HU said he found Shea Intoxicated The pipe is a trunk line which FRANK HALLIN with Nikita Khpushchev about normal high of about to a jhifi Soviet tour today. takes sewage fron the neighbor­ From the Oakland St. bridge, a North Ender and his daughter view the fast progress made by the lation. and described it as an un- normal low of around 82. from drinking commercially the possibility of the Soviet In one free-swinging exehailga R L O W l hood of Mancheeler Memorial Brancifort Bros.' construction company in regrading Robertson Park. The Cromwell firm started Phone Bradford 210 conslltiilinnal invasion of execu­ U IS expected to be quita I be asked why Soviet troops ATS OpenTueaday thru Saturday canned heat. Hospital and transports it diag­ the $29,162 job laat month. Deputy Director of Public Works Chester I.^ngtry said today remain­ tive powers. The device consists of Premier's visiting the United warm through Friday fol­ In Poland, Hungary and East Omt- Another man. arrested July 24 ing work includes spreading loam, laying a walk and steps on the bank fo the left, and improving a section providing for a cut-off of dosed Mondays During on a charge of Intoxication. Arnold onally norihweat across W. Middle Assorted States. But be said Nixon ha,« lowed hy cooler over the week­ many. Tpke., Broad St.. Hartland Rd.. the parking lot beside the WTiiton Library. The soil will be fertilized and seeded in late August, aid fund.a if the administration end The Vice Preoidant pjggoAtAd B. Cordner, 22, 1.12 Chestnut St., he said. (Herald Photo by Pinto). Cheeolatss holds back from Congress Us no authority to extend an in­ July and August waa freed on bond until his court Bolton and Horton Sts. and Car­ Scaitered ahoweis Tliurs- questioners gat their govemmeBt rol; Rd to ‘he district filter plant evaluation reports on how aid pro­ vitation. appearance Friday. ♦ 1 3 5 $ 2 1 7 0 day, Friday and poasibly ear- to atop jamming Vnira of Ameil- on Hilliard St. As it passes north grams are going. The President told a news con- , l.v Saturdav can be expected THK OFFICK OF 1 lb. box 2 lb. box Son ' Administers Oath ference Nixon nas conducted him­ oa broadrasta ao they would )SAni of Hartland Rd., it lies on the edge meni w.ll pi-ol^ably have to enter Si.; Norman Koehler, .57 Foley ,St.; St.; John Calvert, Ellington; Mrs. At the same news conference to total aboiit i^ to I inch. tha truth. the job throi.gh a vacant lot on Mrs. Helen Hill, .15 Birch St. Justice WiflUiin J . Shea, newl.v named associate justice of the self splendidl.v in Rii.ssia and the > of a bank scooped out by builder Dorothy Smith, 70 Llvnwood Di.. DR. S. STONK the Finest, FieiheM candies you Eisenhower said the bill's reduc­ At Alexander Jarvis in 1PM to make Grant Rd. If this permission is ADMITTED TODAY: Irene tion of S709 million from his re­ State Supreme Court of Errors, takes the oath of office from his reception given the 'Vice President Tha heckling begen Novod- Bolton: Mrs, Celia Johnson, 492 OB buy . . . exclusively oun Mrsk and appearad agAtn After fe# level bac!' jurds for the four not granted, another big obstacle Hasch, 5t8 Bush Hill Rd. WILL BE quest would damagt the program son, William J ; ' Shea J.r., in the 11brar>' of the Shea home on IS evidence of the w1Uingt),ess of the houses there. to completion of the project will BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A daugh- Woodbridge SI.; Mrs. Marilyn aerloiisly. Boulder Rd. A group of friends, including a number of lead- - Russian people to welcome Ameri­ flaw In td thta Ural mountain dtp. Spiciman and daughter, Ellington; cans. Top Dem ocrats Ntxon'a preea spokeaman. Har- Rain id snow during the inter­ have been c.-eated, ter to Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Blas- Eisenhower said in response -tti* Ing - Manchester citizens, witnessed the ceremony laat night. LOOK! Mrs. Rosemary Woolley and son, CLOSED MONDAY, (Herald Photo by Pintoi. Reports from Nixon's entourage bort Klein, atopped juat abort af vening years have eroded the bank There a. e no other likely means czak. Miriam St.. Vernon: a son to QUINN'S news conference questions that if of entrance in the block. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Coleman, An­ East Windsor Hill: Mrs. Claudia have indicated the Vice President aceuslnf Sorict authorities of and M l the pipe exposed. Mather and daughter, Stafford: JULY 27 the house cuts this amount from J o i n iribiroff,j NEW CROP-JUST PICKED! Maki^ Gonceaslons dover. has broached the subject of s trip priming tniated Communlata. with Mrs, Andrea Kelley and daughter. mutual secin-itv funds he is very to thia country to the .Soviet lead­ unfriendly queatlona and plantlag T^e four residents. Franklin BIRTH TODAY: A daughter In Willimanlir; Mrs. Margaret Con­ UNTIL PHARMACY hopeful the Senate will restore it. W. Haskell. James J. O'Reilly. Mr, and Mrs. Shubert Talbot. 35 er. Eisenhower seemed to confirm them in the Vice President'a path. roy and daughter. 154 Summit SI.; Actually. House Democrats fig­ this b.v indirection. Back Kennedy, "The Vies President hes noticed James F. Bed vIOi and Kvart. Clyde Rd, Mrs. Edith Trudnak and son. 40 AUGUST 17 87.1 MAIN ST. ure the.v have cut SI 1/4 billion,in­ Herter May Seek RED ASTRAKANS The Chief Executive Is known (o there's e tretnendons slmilartty tn have maintained the exposed pipe Hospital Notes DISCHARGED VEST ERDAY: Auburn Rd.: Mrs. Elizabeth Hig­ PHONE Ml .1-41.16 stead’ of $700 million. They count feel that under the right conditions Guilford. .lulv 29 ‘/Pi Gov. i questions es he's gone along," A Tuty Apple Ideal For Eating And Cooking. ia a potential health haxard.. After Mrs. Ruth Aspinwall, 3 Anderson don and son, 81 Chestnut St in $300 million which EisenNower : about six years of haggling with U would be a good ides not only for Ribicoff and the .Stale'a Klein aald. "These people wait for Visiting Hours: Adult# 2 to 8 a.'ked last week as sn advance on I Khrushchev but also the top eche- „ past district boards of directors, p.m.; Maternity—2 to fi and 6:30 him althar at entrances or salts next year’s authorization. The i Recess at Geneva ion of Russians to visit the United Democratic Central Committee where they will be mire to bs tn the way was opened to solution to 8 p.m.; Children's Ward — 2 to House Appropiiations Committee j 'sta te s to see what this country have formally backed Maasachu- of the problem when the latest 1 p.m. bis path." PEROTS turned him down. I has. how it lives, and the atakes it setts Sen. John Kennedy tor the Nixon dM not appear to be m - board made Imiportant concessions. STAND FARM Patients Tiiday: 141 In addition to cutting Eisen­ fieneva, .Inly 29 i/Pi—Riitaia a What the western ministers sre ; has to defend if need be. i Democratic presidential nomina- duly npeet, but hie patience wore Amono' tlies-* was agreement to ADMITTED YESTERDAY. Mrs. hower's $3,930,000,000 foreign aid 276 Oakland Street Avery Street, Wapping sink manhole covers one foot be­ and the W eat. agreed tede.v to i thinking of is a recess of seversl But Eisenhower also believes tion. thin. Frances Elliott. 34 'Valley St.; Mrs, break oE the Big Four foreign j months, beginning late next week, U.S. public opinion would have to ; The support cam asl night, at a Nieotal fltravtaev. aqpartntsBd- low ground and place turf on top (Continued on Page Eighteen) Mary l.elning. .4 Carmen-Rd.; Miss mliiiaters qianZerenee next wijjiafit ap^Cying p datflfor a re- meeting of the Central Committee. ent of k Mg plant Nixon was vtalt- of them, and agreement to re­ Mary Wood, 93 Charter Oak St.; grade the old embankment. A G reat New .^o/^Tire Service We4)Me)kM-,'.i^,w<«» ar.. seurcea aaij. (GenHeiied e« Pegs Four) Ribicoff, in a talk with the 88 tng hart, told the Vli^'Freeideat; Robert Benito, 32 Deerfield D r.; agreMMest i« h •The district stopped short of .xome British officials, always committeemen present, said “I ~’Whot you present Is not UtaM Mrs. Ruth Weir, 281 Center S t.; ment. more optimistic than the French have committed 'myself tn Ken­ hut dirty slanders." agreement to fully landscape the Mrs. Rose Dwire, West Willington: Halo on Honorene bonk saying it is not empowered and Americans, professed to see nedy. and I am working in hia be­ Thraa other heckJAre taunted Itia Mrs. Aleda Muske, 38 Maple S t.: / By J f m s M. HIGHTOWBR signs Gfomyko ma.v be willing to half.” He then asked the committee visitor In NoronlMrak. motrtng t e to pay for this kind of work. Mrs. Ruth Wright, 102 Green R d .; After months of planning and looking lor. Holds Head High H o u s e G r o u p With Earririgs to Match Eiigineer Hayden Griswold, who Geneva, July 39 (Pi -BecraUry I hia price for a Berlin tmee. for its support. 'Vicki is a day eari.tr, -The Dog DAya siele-by Chamber of Com’- oOieiwlee friendly weleome in that Heather Johnson. Mansfield Cen­ word to hondling the U.S. Royal Sofety tire Wg western Siberian dty 900 drew up tentativ* plans and spec- ter; Michael Ronkovitz, 1!52 Cooper I.oui.sville. Ky., Julv 29 - -T ttr »l«»A .CHr^ian A. Herter met A West Gormen spokeeroan The support came immediatel.v. merce merchants begins 'tomorrow. Vicki, whose maater la said however, the w'euitern dele- Guts Enforcer mllee east of here. ifleationr, sai< construction equip- S t.; Roger Miner, 285 Charter Oak line, we ore proud to announce this eventful pretty head of 13-year-old Hbii- with SoHet Foreign Miniatef A-n- The committeemen unanimously former Police Chief Herman O. Schendel, conaidera a new draaey gatione a-ere diiiappbinted by approved a resolution backing Ken­ collar being displayed by Mrs, Amelia Brezniak. 27 WadtHM^d., dThoiieande of persona hod gmet- orene Hawkins ia enclrcjed by drei A. Oromykb today for what ad him there with cheers and all teom-up with this valuable U.S. Royal tire Gromyko's refusal yesterday to nedy for the 1960 nomination and at the New Blairs on Main .St. (Herald Photo b.v 8atarnisi’i‘c» metal, and the screws in her halo j jggj western effort to make an.v n.ovt toward a oom- In Rights Bill but ihobbed Mm. Several thou- franchise. supporting the slate Democratic are drilled into her akull. get the Soviet Union to soften its piomise when he produced a le- leadership in working for the nom­ eand silently waiting Ruadons But Honorene smiles and says terms on Berlin. x-lsed stetement of the- Soviet po­ Washington, July 29 (Ah - - The ination. grseted )iim when he arrived in This dealership is a genuine privilege for us because new ahe feels fine. Herter was represented as ready sition. Kennedy has not yet announced GOP Elec’tft Governor thIa industrlel center. MO miles House Judicisrv Committee struck east af Meseow. BN Her courage la well-developed. to tell Gromyko the gap between The United States. Britain and from a pending Civil Rlghta B ill. his intentions, but he ia w'idoly re­ we con offer every motorist in this area a greater tire She has fought the results of polio the two sides oyer Be|rlirt is so wide France han on (i report of record profits by David J..McDonald, United Steel­ ment securing its rights in Berlin Secretary of the Navy William; ancestry—one a Democrat of Jap-1 outstanding aenlcea of Jack looeph W. RogdauHM asnde H lively minor changes, were the U.S. .4teel Corp., the nation’s big­ workers president, said the "as­ B. Franks et sea today aboard 1 vnese descent and the other a R e-j^ u rns. clear, however, ttet the order ' Tfsef-asv (satsp at Uilfi. pn Ubg sillis|i tess- ipssM NmI nssM far isisr Alvia|. until Germany is reunited. Riissia Elsenhower administration p r o- gest steel producer, to charge that tronomical profits being reported still offered a truce on Berlin for Skipjack, oountry's fostoet atomic ^ Chinese parentage. Fong, oon of la poor Chineae oppHee only to the oMaore of the the figures make the induatry'a by steel firms” will convince the posals requiring state election of- submarine . ’. Singer Ginny; Unofficial but virtually complete' farmer, and Inouye. Japaneae- smyiwvwHnlWsMsra. AtCWI WYllNS. A'lstsl Afirtiitt Irssi He hs*. 18 months of All-German negotia- flciala to retain for three years and marhinee. The Judge aoM It doea •trike position ‘‘utterly ridlcttlous.” public that the Sleelworkepa were Pnwell died !■ Naeoau. Bobaswoe.' fo m Hawaii's 240_ pre-; America^^^ _hot-hac.4»Hea.iroui-fnafchic- or» SPECIAUS MmANT, NO-US Msrowi TO NHm MAVIS Nsatl. ..a Ayaasilc adlss Mk af cytly bmAms m\ The companies' - poeition that forced to strike “by a AM.Jhffi-.im-Tycillsd deliver on demand to 4 he U-.S. De- oold-blodbd laat weekend, report today sayai®****^^ gave QuiriirF7.5T4 id 80.083-.be tl\e first legislators of Chinese reota where pin boll I, AND STtntNO. Is* raw swslifstsr - Afrir raw period of Big Four negotiations. partnient of Justice records of elec­ NATIVE WAYBEST the.V' are holding the 'line against plan of an industry that wanted But if sH these efforts failed to . . . Ijttle hope held for aeven I ™'’ «nd -Itpahese ancestry to serve in ore used fer gnaabHng. inflation b.v refusing wage de­ and planned this shutdown for its tions of federal officers. The com- produce a German aettlement, mission hai hid diffreuTtv in aome I miners believed buried in vol- In one senatorial conlest^R.pub- Congress. mands was characterized by' the own selfish reasons." ______lopiMi of shaft In Shamrpek mine lican Hiram L. Fong defeated Fong was the onl.v Republican HUNGER RTRIKE DERIOn) FRONT END union as raising a “phony inflation U.S. Steel's board chairman. (Continued en'^Page Fifteen) (Conttnned on Page-Fifteen) in Herne. Germany. j Democrat Frank F. Fasl 83.592 to I supported b.v Hsrr>' Bridge's In- •Ann Arbor, Mtch-, July 9 T m issue at a tithe when they are rol­ Roger M. Bloiigh, replied that U.S. President Elsenhower becomes I" the race for a Senate ' ternationsi Longshoremen’s and —Hnnger striker Neale D. wnw, ALIGNMENT ling in wealth." Steel would hold the price line. Un­ C o r n is h H e n s » 5 9 ' honorary member of United Golf-, Democrat Oren E. Long re-; Warehousemen’s Union The rest, 2$. Nghttag a child support conrA U.S. Steel replied that the prof­ less the government forced ■' _ - ceived 80,879 votes to 76.159 for ' of the union’s endorsement went t o : order, today entered the Math U . 8. R O Y A L its were “not in any way excessive” era Assn. . . . Irwin Cokin, .New strike settlement which might; N ecklllieS York youth held by Jordan au­ Rej^ublican Wilfred C. Tauki^yama. | Democrats. The union claims 24.-1 day of hie foot uoder- the seota $ j.9 5 when compared with those In other change the picture. ■ emorrat Daniel K. Inouye 1 OOO sugar, pineapple and ddek1 of fellow jeiu faunateo. Jollsn Indiistries. thorities since straying across .90 He made it clear he expected the border July 14 returned to le- swamped J^piiblican Charles K. workers in • Hawaii ooM r4ght otiier priso a e rs. oil nesH TUBELESS Meanwhile, « mediator reported the industry to follow suit. U.S. . Appellate tax board rules ®>va 108,34.3 to 49,304 in the race By winning three of the five lop nllnwioy payer*, hare gtvea Wma after separate talks with both aides reoJ Steel produces 28 pw cent , of the- that communities sre entitled to for the lone House seat. no ojnnpathy. tooteod desUMg TIRES tn the 15-day-old iiatlonwida strike nation'a steel, and Bloiigh said Ankle-Length Dresses The present House lineup is ,262 (GonHnned an Page BlaTea) him. of half a million Steelworkers that collect local tbxes from gas sta­ SWORDFISH competition would keep other tions and restaurants along,Route there waa no change in the position companies from raising prices. PtH-ARlR ON SCBEOrtB lb 7.SDx14 BRAKE SKCIAL of either hide. 128 ’'In Massachiisctta although OlIVtMn.HTMtmN. Blough said the record profits the state has title to the land. WasMagtoo, July 29 iA>-.Thn mss, Nina sc nvsnMM And a sbrike threat affecting *Fit Like a Stocking* N avy eewddea tly told Congreoa •TMt SIZES NSNiTiWATaY isw mcia >♦•<1 Kfibif. CImw 0WOWM-' most of ! the aluminum Indtiatry reported yeaterday were partly London TV program on highway STEAK CImnIs mmd A the result of increased buying safety backfires when three mo- today Ita *ubinarinc lounidied Police Head Suspended Poloiil* nda«Uc will he ready fer rowBcfc IrMt wlWot h—t* j M earlier in the year by steel usera tbrisis do better after drinking Ad^Mit W«lit oil—B ^ Paris, July 29. ’(Ah — lamvin A their 'drapery curves round and eonidiat n*e by late I9M. (lial- fur UMifUMM CUUlMtf. who expected .a strike and wanted flootillo, the fashion deelgner, round whisky than they dirt while dry $PUT NATIVE WAYBEST Hardshell Clams to have enough steel on hand. lenging iMiggratton* th at Miern Cliucli br«ku wtll buck the treud and show SiHte in very dark ohodos are . . . Twenty-two British airline have been dela.vw In doveioptag fluid )f •••dod. I•f•ty U.S. Steel reported half-year Hie lowest hesnllnee of the sea- stewards fired on charges of iunug- j By Board in Rockville «uot br«liM. Frqm State Grow worn with stockings in matching the advanced type wdseUe. -Rear U.8.R 0YA Ljfi«^ TIRE profits of $254,948,496, more than eon when he IMs the |>reae see dark, tones. The jackets are slim, gUng gold, diamonds and other -.6dm. Wllllnm F. Robem «ald contraband into India. lb any steel company-evei^ earned in Ms new Hne tonmrrow. often douhle-hreaerted,- mW - hip work on the Polarto la right aa FojSter in Florida a similar, period. ‘TIalfwny between the knee tubes. Queen Elizabeth II, a striking | By JBW ’E I J , JArXlflON I ♦ The incident for whirh the po- oehednlc...... , , FRYERS This amounted to a return of ant. the foot" Is the' way one figure in blue satin, attends—and i 90 Very wide leethor bolts eiirve ^ RockviHe ■y»bce Oapt. Petvr J. I *'*■• rpmmtsaioner# tuapended the 4.76-IS BAnERY SALE Tuleheeaee, Fla., Jidy M 10 cent! on every dollar of salea, buyer vho saw the eoUec.tion down frotn the wainthne. Bkirta enjoy*—hornees races at Frede­ 2«»23“A.00.16 2"»29''’MO-IS Dowgewic* waa siupended foe V*, V’tL*’ ^FUGITIVE OAirrUKBD (FV-iHeTdahell clams grow up and equaled $4.60 a share. It com­ today deaoribed them. "They get Jimt a Httle eoft fiillneos from ricton. N.B. . . , Nine fires------bioac, . • , I , romplaint from the pa­ New Laadoa, July 99 bF> — TwbsTriM 6-VOLT BAHERIES thrM times taeter in the Flor­ pared ^ ith a previoiia record of look owfnlly elderiy," she add­ in Oalifornia timberlands. draining, '*'V*ke without pay by the j trolman involved, according to HIRE STRAWBERRY 2— 2>Lb. J ots 2 ”2 5 little tucks at the hip. Sleeves are WflHasB L Adoma. 29, who hod 2fot32® ® Mm Tax aaj TisaJaU* TIrt - ida iGuIf than in their native $2.TI.421.308. or $4.07 a share, in ed. modified leg of mutton, wider at manpow'er critically as new fires jPohoe ComrmeekMi loet night for; their statement, been aought hy the FBI aa a 7.M .IS New England' waters, a Flori­ the first half of 1957. Unleee IMor drops them lAorp- the top the 1 at the w'alst. break out, | allegedly ordering a new patrol- \ Although the mayor declined to fugitive fresn Jnatiee frm Noirth ntMS TO SINT VOW tUBOn $ 9 s 9 5 F x Mstkwan Tubs TyH da State XTnivereWy scienUot The ateel industry has refused ly, to<. (which hoa not been In­ Jackets have both claseie tai- Little Ro(-k School Board and uan to explam a warning ticket i identify the patrolman It has been COrehna woe appreheadsd this $1.00 1.1 Months Guarantee to- grant Union demands for a dicated) deelgner Onetlllu may k>rev. Orval Foiibiis headed for on-1 to a bartender. learned that he is Robert Anhert, m orniag A* Hm downtown oire^ l^r. R. W. Msiiaol of FSU 's wage increase, claiming that any be alone tn" ble revolutionary Thei-e.arc false suit dreeaes with otiMr disagreemeat on integrating' The sMiq>enaion of Dowgewtez. 62, a new member of the force. The I W aoM .Adomn. olsa PRESERVE Oc]»anoigraiphic Inetituts sold increase in labor coat would force move. basques Juot in front. five high schools . . . National a S2-v»»r veteran of the force. known ao WUUaira J . Adatne, Ahnert would not comment on MOW AVAIUkSU ON SASr rSRMS p* Claras matiirec in 16 months a pricat increase and contribute to Mulberry and blue brighten the Perk Rangers requme search for ; went into effect today The foi-mal the m ^ ter when qiieationed today. told o a acquaintance hb w ould tn I warm Gulf waters during, inflation. By NADEANE WAIJCBR sob#’- color range of false blacks Ifl-S’car-oM boy lost in Grand Can- reason for nia auspenaioti was list- According to ine commission's ‘‘•hoot ’ It out" with any poUce- D EL M O N T E 6 O oiM an,' experiment. They v;ould The union ciaima the companies Paris, Jul.v, 29 -Ah A daytime and browns. yon . . . Scandinavia's biggest ed by the ry>mmission as'lvis fail- prepared stalemenl, the pati;olman mon wbn .attempted tn captum hqi'e needed four to live years can afford-.^ wag# increpae with­ silhouette that look* hke a test Small busts, small, w-aisis and a newspa)Nr. Expressen, aceiise.s So- ute to properly execute hts com- issued a warning to an unidentified him. However, he Mirrendeind to reach half-shell eating size out raising prices, and .points to tube, and a nighttime form re­ recklesslv plunging neckline were t yiv' Premier Nikita Khrnshchev ir.and. local motorist for excessive speed i meekly k> Patrolman Boleoloas (5'.Kiut two inches) in New- steel profits in an attempt- to' sembling e goblet sre Jacques the word's si last night’s showing i "I behaving dlscourteouslyf to Vice In releaaiiig a alate-mcni by th» on Union St,-Jiine 15. J . Munich. $ 1 .0 0 BOLAND MOTORS England, he said. Heim’e new r-'ntrlbutions to fesh- bv Jules Crshsy. who set the President Richard Nixoir. 3 0 3 C u n prove it. Police Comm scion toda.v. Mayor' Ma.vor oison said tho bartender, I PEAS .169 CENTER ST. AT WEST CENTER STREET MI .1-4079 "nie flndings, were reported The industry has offered to con­ idn. French fashion 'vvnrid sgog - last Hern-an G. Olson explained that ,ig<, tinidentifled, first called the FREilUlTRRS OOLLtDE In .. paper prepared for the sider a- modest increase if the Heim's skirta are only slightly seasop with hia first collection for MOON SHOT O E L W E I) as mayor, he ht:. no rote in the. (-aptain regarding the warning le- Wcolimrt, July 99 (A*i—Tha Naticmal Shellflsherie Assn. union, would allow it to cut labor longer, .16 or 17 inches from the Nina Rici'i. ,» Vondeuberg Air Force Base, suspension, but under a week-qld ‘ eued to a motarist. 'Hie caplatn ' .Americoa fral|^tec MatManr Italian or American Menzel said 300,OOp Oonnec- costa by changing some plant work floor. Women are auppoeed to be For dinner, theater or evening Calif., July 29, (Ai — linfavpr- policy M iseiiea any stotemenU j *aid Jie talked to the policeman isMkeiiliack eellided early today tiefit clams were broiight to nilea it epnsidera wasteful. But the able , to erbee their knees without wear in the Heim showlpg arc cut­ oMa weather today eauacd an­ regarding police personnet. about it. ' i . with the Norwegian Freighted BANANAS Florida in a briefcase—none PARSLEY CELERY Manchester Shopping Parkade, Middle Turnpike W, and union has refused, saying that to showing tteni. away skirts. They curve to the bo- other poetpoaesnent tat the at- Captain powgewicx; contaoted “On tha next working day tha' Fmoeiavllk about two ndlaa Broad St., Max'cheater. Open Monday, Tuesday, 10 A.M. to U.S.ROYAL i TIRES larger than a pin head or rie'e do so would be to give up past In a "let’s be sophisticated” tom, of the calf behind but alide tetnpt to launch the entelUte at hia home this morning, said j; officer waa ordered by Captain 0(Datheast ef thin Baw rda Bsiy 6 P.M.—Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. grain. They were planted in gains. mood, Heim shows ankle-length up to the knee in a croee-over drape rocket Diseoverer V. The Air the matter was not os it appeared, Dowgewrlcz to report a local town. No Injurtoa werg regnrt- iLb.„LMMe 10b Baneh tOe Bnnidi ALL U.S.ROYAL TIRES ARE SAFETY FIRST TIRES the Gulf, at sites chosen be­ Thare tha mattar ^aa stayed, re- dresses whit.,, ae he sa.ve, "lit like in front. , Force wtll. try' n g n I a temer- but deoUtiM to oon.ixMnt further. bartender and enploiii why the ad. The Lockesibach wiAa booad Saturday, 9 A.Mi to 6 P.M. tween Panams City and the •ulting In the shutdown of 90 per e stocktnf/' Othera, called "Easy Trtpis-B Btsaap BsdenpUoB O eatoi^M Market Nqusre, Newlsctoa ' Ankle-length' veriioni M the rew. As ta yeeterdny’e poet- Lest night he aekl H was another warning had been ieeued," the far PhIMMidila fnaa Bazhai bwtUute'a laboratory at Al­ Hz*l" dreosM, ha\)e .something in nnaewieat, evei«ast ekUe were. Akamtvle of the needhng he has and the FraarlsvtD# waa hoaiiA \ . ligator Hulmr. 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