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The Weather ATcrage Daily Net P ri^ Ron J'oreoaet of D. B. Weatb« MMaa For the Week Endeil Jane 4tb, X9ft0 Clear and eoM MlNBbA liibF ta middle 50e. Tneedasr moatly mm- ny with pleaMuit temperatwra. 13,125 High aear SO. I Member of the Audit BareM of OirctdatloB Maitche$ter— 4 City of Village Charm PRICE FIVE CENTS MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JUNE 20, 1960 (Olaeelfled AdrertlMBg oa Pago M) VOL. LXXIX, NO. 222 (FOURTEEN PAGES) StateNews Senate Roun nion,
New Haven, June 20 ( ^ — Phone Tax Cut The executive board of the Connecticut Union of Tele^ The blU which the Senate U phone Workers and_ the bar Washington, June 20 (flP)—♦ considering would extend 14 bil gaining committee in the re^ The Senate voted today to In New Try End lion worth of corporation income cent dispute has recommend iq continue the 10 per cent fed and excise leyies to July 1. 1961, ed acceptance of a revised and would raise the national debt eral tax on local telephone contract, offer by the South ^ and telegraph seifvice another celling 18 billion a year. Earlier, Sen, Dyndon B. Johnson ern Connecticut Telephone year, preserving f462 million (D-Tex) voiced "grave doubts” of Co. A 3-day mail ballot on th Parley S et of annual revenue. the wisdom of pending Senate contract by appfo^matelyilftrAC, 2 Unions The W * was 54-30. amendments to cut taxes by $750 8,300 union menjbefs begins t • The vote rejected the recom- million. Q ear Medical^ After T alk mendatlon df the Senate Finance The majority leader told the ^°A.*unlon official aaid thp reac Senate he had expressed these Committee that the taxea be al tion of the membership to the l.- lowed to die at the end of this doubts to Sen. Harry F. Byrd (D- new offer seems favorable. Benefits Setup ^ month. Vai, chairman of the Senate FI- The previous company offer was he outcome Indicated that the napce Committee, which voted the By Ribieoff ate alao would turn down the proposed ciits over Byrd’s oppo rejected May 27 and a strike was By THE AS.SOCL4TBD PRESS cbrnlmttee’a proposal that the 10 narrowiy averted when company Officials at both the Unit sition. . ■ and union officials came to terms per cehttax on train, bus and plane Sen. Joseph S. Clark' (D'-PS), ed Aircraft Corp. and the two \H artford, June 20 (/Ph—At fares be^^on off July 1. This was voiced hope the Senate could com June 5. Major issues, according to com unions now striking against GOTcrnor Ribieoffs urging. to be the next vote. Repeal of this plete action on the bill today al seven of its plants^—;the In- levy would c / PAGE THREE > < v . k a n c h e s t e r IVENING HERALD>^MANCHESTER,»‘ C0NN4 MONDAY, JUNE„20, 196a Coventry ^ A C n T W O DON'T Some Kishi Aides Joiii G)prt Ca8es I Stid plenty •! wg*r lelt l_ brought Russian ballet' to Paris T r i i c e Before Referendum ahoeg when broagktlMtv fisr sarly In the present century, the ■r: MM Sheinwold on Bridge Harlow F acing Battle expert repelrliig. French were ..amazed, and, from Harr^ Leister, no certain ad- Open Mondays AO Dny this tlmef- onward, Russian ballet Leftist Foes of U.S. Pact dreasTwks sentenced to a total of Cloge4 Wednesday was to predominate; IBE 60/&iya in Hairtfofd county jail on Afternoons Norfh ilerier -jnsecutlve 30 day aentences for In- For House Nomination Algerian Rebels Agree h ig h The Diaghilev troupe was to be CARDS mV < North-South vnlnertble 4 whlla atudenU of aeveral unlveral- come a legend In its tljrie. It visit g e t i n t h e w a y NORTH 40b4tlBiMd ,(rom Pago One) TbxicsUon and vagrancy, tlea went-on strike. Elizabeth Lsirocque of Coventry SAM YULYES ed New York during World War I By Alfred Sheinwold * K 8 4 4slnce April when he joined the - Alieady confronting Ivlm are a At Hoael University 100 a was fined 818 for allowing a minor By WALTER TTtDFOBD "SHOE REPAIRING Iv but Avas not overly successful fl- If you Jlke Aces better tflAn IF K 3 2 . Flaherty forces. To Talk with De 4 J 6 S 4 natlonwido strike on Wednesday, denU pickeUd the four g a t ^ of to drive. An additional charge of A political battle la shaping up Of t h e b i ?t t e r • k in d " fianclaliy, and never returned. deucea don’t bether making an ap- the campus, preventing other, atu- l his intentions 23 OAK STRKXTC ♦ A Q 7 called by the Communist-Influ Intoxication was nolled. among Coventry Democrats as a illenge Consumer Diaghilev died In 1929 and the com S'."’ denta from attending cl Sene Side a s WatUns pany more or less dlstlntegrated. I l^Ihtment with your psychiatrist. f ylrqT CAST enced Sohyo Labor Federation, Frank Rioclo, 26. of New Haven, direct result of the recent unsuc mlssioner AttlUo (Continued from Page One) (fbels would sit, along with elected ♦<>3 and new demonstrations planned and Victor Flllebrown, 66, of Bryan cessful Insurgent move In the 36th BT saw the remains of it in Paris in Algerian representatives, French •It’S’ perfectly normah y?“ le latter's post as shbuld live happily 4ver after. Tq- $|iV6 5 4 9 f t ft by the fanaOcal Zengakureq Stu Help Launch Manor, Pa., . each forfeited 835 Senatorial District (Tolland Coun ►mmltteeman, but 1932 when It Was being run under settlers and others. ♦ Q 10 9 7 _ 1 180 bonds when they did not appear In JOHN OR.UBBR Vassily de BasU. It still-had some resen tail ve to r»ris to organize dsy’e hand Is the tale ft dent Federation. ty). next day. As the rebels spoke out, the A f t 6 5 4 court to answer speeding charges. The situation finds Incumbent of the costumes and scenery of the the details'bf the voyage." most fervent opponents in France who liked a three better than a « J 9 > Four factional leaders In KlsW’s Church Program these are sometimes rendered In SOUTH Gerald O. Sweetland, 59, of Sthte Rep. Charles N. Harlow Jr. STOP AT THE SIGN L«t'« continue with the subject, original troupe, and a good or The rebel acceptance hinged on of De Gaulle’s self-determination queen, but nobody eent hlmHo tne J 9 7 .ft '5 party demanded that he resign French as "allegre” and "adage Immediately and put off the ex Marblehead, Mass., forfeited-a 810 being challenged for the nomina of ballet, whioh we started a cou chestra. De Gaulle’s public pledge that all policy were meeting In Vincennes, loony-bin because he was abso- IF A 7 , OF ECONOMY got of these traditions TlnaUy met change of treaty documents vrith More than 100 adults and 80 bond when he failed to apear in tion in the November elections by • support to Mrs. ple of weeks ago. In addition to De Basil brought this company outside Paris. 4 A ft 2 the earlv flat-footed style of danc in Russia, where they were com "tendpheies” represetned In Al United States was playing the United States pending the out young people g.ttended a confer court to answer a charge of Il First District Registrar of Voters iw Vernon Demo- bined in the style which we habit to the U.S. in 1933, and It was This group, led by former cabi ♦ K3 2 legally crossing the esplanade on M ing in viiRUC with the V^ench, the hailed with enthiisiasm such as geria "will be able ..to take pgrt In Chile a. few weeks ago In the world come of new genewd elections. ence to launch a Chriatlan Ehlist- Mrs. Mildred Hiltgen, who has the lirman, who chal ually aasoHate with ballet today. , , net minister -Jacques/Soustelle Norlli Beat Soiift Wm ment progrram for Center.Congre Rt.-16. , ^ lenged Mra. Marita Merrick of Co- Italians had a style which fcatur- This association began roughly had not been its Ij -when the orlgi discussions which will fix the con and Sequent foreign -iii 1 n 1 s t e r championship in Italy, and both 1 4 , Pass 1 6 2 ft They were IclUro Kono, Takeo, support of party leaders. pri Ipaps and contiast nal company ajmeared here 15 ditions of the referendum, the teams got to three notnimp w th gational Church yesterday after ' Charges of following tM close Richard S. Whltehouse Richard W. Thompson lumhin for her post as state cen about the middle of the last c e n -'""' Georges Bldault, demands that Al PaM EM* 2 NT Pu Mikl, Kenzo Matsumara, and for against Daniel C. ArrudS, 32, of Mrs. Hiltgen announced her in to the F'rcnrh,>'Adagio,” this was years earlier. It w’M from-this tifne electoral campaign and the con similar bidding. -^t 'wth Ubl^es mer Premier TanzaA Ishlbashl. noon at Camp Aya-Po in Somers. tral commltteewoman. tury and at the same time we be geria be Integrated completely 3 NT AH Pam Speakers Included Harold Clen- Norwlchtown, and failure to grant tention to seek the Democratic known as^^Tlegro," meaning gay that the resurgence of interest in trol of the vote.” . „ , , West was allowed to hold the nrsi Owning lead — VQ They planned a 2-fold attack— Receive Maritime Degrees nomlnaUon along wtth incumbent The challenge was defeated by gan to get ballets that tpld stor These discussions would take with metropolitan France. In the danlel, chalrmkn of the (Christian the right of way against Laurence a wide margin at a caucus early .or brightT ies, "bailets d'acUon," as they are ballet in America is important. trick with the queen of hearU. lui appeal to the U.S. Senate to J. Spencer, 21. of East Hartford, State Rep. Stephen Loyzim. Cov I know, somebody will say pUce after the cease-fire. De’ past few days they have tightened Both declarers won the next Ekilietment; Richard Hurd, chair this month when District State These are the only two terms in known today. contacts with right-wing groups South had not tried a flneMS. In withhold lU own ratification, and were nolled on the recommenda White-^commlssion in the U.S. Naval Re entry sends two represenUtlyes Convention delegates met In Staf "What about Isadora Duncan, Ted Gaulle has never .spelled out de trick with the ace of hearts and led a request for support from . the man of the program and budget Midshipman Richard 8 . ballet which are Italian, and even Somewhere along the line tl've in Algeria, now linked In one over any other oaae Mathi'a play would committee, who explained the tion of Prosecutew: John Lombardo, serve,/ and' a third mate’s license to the General Assembly. ford Springs and reelected ■ Fraa- Shawn. Ruth St. Denis. Albertina tails of tTiese talks, but they would the flve of spades toward dummy. powerful middle road factions In house, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. forgotten just when), the art of all organization opposed t ^ De either break even or gain. conference objectives? the Rev. whS’say'they were more civil mat Richard T. Whltehouse, 47 SUrk- Me plana a career in the Maritime Mrs. Hiltgen has the support of slnelll and Mrs. Merrick. Rasch, and others?” My answer is apparently be a sort of round West played low, and dummy ■ the Liberal Democrat party. Town Chairman,Raymond Bradley dancing on the toes originated. that 1 saw them all, and they did Gaulle’s policies. , As the cards actually lay, West Clifford O. Simpson, who discussed weather St.j, and Richard W. service. Coventry Democrats ■will cau table conference at which the re- king won the trick. Tho middle factions are head Judgment was-suspended In the and Loyzim, who helped beat down This was not a Russian innovation, not offer true ballet, as the term is The Chilean East carelieely Play was now sure to win two apade missions of the church; snd the Thompson, son of Mr. and Mrs. An engineering student. White- cus sometime In August to (lecide so far as ballet was concerned, al tricks with hia ace and ten. He ed by Hayato Ikeda, minister of Rev. Laurence 'Vincent, who read cases of Raymond J. Mahoney, 34, house received his third assistant an Insurgent challenge earlier this upon the two legislative nominees. understood today, but rather what Oil 15-2 Friday night and Bolton ed the three of spadee on dummy • , In tem atlo^ trade and Industry, Russell Thompson, Long Hill Rd., though it might welt have been. we might call "dance reclUla” or, could set up hie hearts when h« the Scriptures. of Southwick. Mass-, charged with Andover, were graduated June 18 engineer’s license. He was active spring to take over control of the The tbwn committee- will meet Dairy 16-1 yesterday afternoon. king. He had to win the next epade ' and party leaders Bamboku -Ono Improper backing, and Fredrick 5 - l b s ^ The Cossack dancers had been in at best, "abbreviated ballet.” Boltoti with the queen but couldn't strike got In the first time and could run Committee mem^rs divided In- from ■ the Maine Maritime AcA- in distance running, played soft District Democratic machinery. July 11 to set this date. 59« the habit of performing some steps • Paul Shea and John Sebastlao the hearts when he took his next and Mltsuji'ro IshU. Henke, 19, of Holland, Mass ball, and served a s , cadet chief It is expected that at the July The Dennlshawn troupe were of pitched for Fiano Friday and Allen an effective blow for the defense. iVo ten discussion (^oups to deter- demy. Castlne, Maine. ^ Harlow, who sided with the In E p O N O ^ M Y on their toes, previous to the tech particular Importance in establish spade trick. Down two for the These factions, together wl— . , m s charged with Improper passing. machinist mate at the academy. He 11 town committee meeting, a Skinner and Bobby Luke caught. EasU returned a diamond, but ilne "Church (S I for 1961,” Both received bachelor of marine surgent leader, Rockrille ■ Mayor nique's ffeing included in formal ing American billet, I'll admit, but poor Chilean declarer! Klshl's loyal following, make up Three cases were continued.’^ Is a 1957 graduate of Manchester nominating committee will recom RecUnit Sets Randy Cote brought in two runs South Itepped up with the ace and __ .iwed by a general summary science degrees. Leo B. Flaherty Jr., , was undis ballet. they never influenced the art in Incidentally, both declarers the muscle of the Ctmservatlve' meeting ^ of all comqj^'ees. FYom On a day-to-day basis,*RobertL,^ High School. mayed yesterday when asked If 1» mend Mrs. Hiltgen and Loyzim, with his homer.' led another spade to force out the Schug, 29, of 52>i Park St., charg-, Thompson received an ensign's wh6 has been vehemently anti- Toe dancing, Known as "sur lea the manner de Basil’s troupe man ace. South gritted his teeth, fear could have made the contract by alignment. ■ ’ about SO suggestiona submitted, Intended to seek reelectlon to the Craig Pepin and Bobby Hutch letting the firat epade run to East s It appeared unlikely that the ed with keeping an unlicensed Harlow slncfc the county battle be pointes," is reserv5^.,EJ:pttJf much aged to do. As for Isadora Duncan, Fishing Derby ing a diamond continuation, three major goals will be adopted and Thursdays from. 9:30 to 11 Legislature. for women todayT although num she was an out and out bore In my inson pitched for Sheridan Oil queen bUt it’s not clear that this three leaders would heed the plea at future meetings. dog. ' gan. They were caught by David South West had no diamond to lead. De to desert Kiahl. But any change Until July 1, Leo C. Patterson, Museum to Off^r a.m., July 12 through July 28. The "You can say I’m definitely a OPTICAL bers of male dancers can perform estimation, although she had a loy^ clarer made his nine tricks, ecqr la the beat play for the contract. supper wSs sqrVed by Mrs. 'Wil Bradley said he will not Interfere Bolton youngsters will show off erlin and Bobby Hills. Bob Ste - In allegiance would make Klshl’s 55, of AnsOnia, charged with courses • are open to all museum candidate,-” he said. • in this manner when the occasion al and fantastically devoted group Partner opens with one apade, liam Mlnnick and her committee. Harlow la treasurer of the In with any action the nominating 85 E. CENTER ST.—a P » 4»7ft th«ir fishing skills Sunday when the piiens and Joe Prentice were um “tfig game. position even tougher than It is operating a motor vehicle while Sum m er d^iasses members from 8 to 12 years of age committee takes, but will fight requires, which isn’t very often of adherents. Whatever elte she Drops Queen and the next player passes. You A Veeper eerrice conducted Mrs. WllUam E. Moore will In ternational Association of Ma NEXT TO CAVET’S may have been, she certainly was town park and recreation unit will plres.. hold: Spades—Q 3; Hearts—10 8, ' now, although There appeared to under the influence of liquor or Harlow at the caUfcus In August^ Anton Dolin is one name that At the other table Lew Maths, by Mrs. Hooks JohnStm on the struct the art class, and Miss.Bar chinists Union at Pratt Whit comes to mind when I think of ex conduct a fishing derby. _ Yesterday Randy Cote pitched Diamonds—Q 10 9 7 3; Clubs—10 be no way he could be forced out drugs. Although the nominating com Contact Lent SpecUditt no ballerina. . . . , „ Park Commissioner Fred Gaal noted California expert, held the lakeshore at sunset, do^wluding bara Neill, .the natural history. ney Aircraft, currently Involved In cellent male toerdancers. Aurora's W edding—Tsehalkowsky the entire game for Fiano.' Bobby 6 5 4. What do you say ? of office immediately if he stood Until July 5, John B. Swan, 25, ReglstrAtlons are now being ft mittee makes ita recommendations East cards. When the king of I the conference. Prescrlptloas Aeenratdy Filled has annorfheed. the event will be Luke and. Allen Skinner' caught. hla ground. for trial on a charge of speeding. taken for summer art and natural the strike there. Ballet in France, its original Mpls. S>-mp. Orch., Dorati .spades was played from dumm^ Answer: Pass. You need more A oow must drink at least three and the town committee cua-/ Where the Frioee AM Rlgtit held from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on the Joe Tracy, Mike Kutiiavage and The security treaty was ratified Saturday Cases ' 'history classes at tAitz Junior Harlow has been shunned by home, fell Into the doldrums in the Merc 60118 , ’ , , . Mathe dropped his queen. •than two queena to respond to timea as much water aa the town Democratic . leaders ever tomarily hacks Its choices, nomina I would certainly be remiss in a property of Dr. David M. Caldwell Tom Crockett shared the pitching ^ » f f e partner!a opening bid. - . automatically at midnight Sat Area ToMms Get Ester B. Fray, 87 Am ott Rd., Museum. , last half of the 19th century, and Sr, on Shoddy Mill Rd. It will be This play would be costly u amount of milk she gives. tions can be made from the floor at was kept alive by the, Russians, discussion o6 ballet if I omitted task for the Dairy. Andy Hoar (Copyright 1960, General urday deapite«the agonizing pips- ^ as fined 850, with 835 remitted, Classes will be held on Tuesdays the August caucus. This is when music from the Tschaikowsky bal open to boys and girls between the \ South’s spades were headed by J- sure of continued Communist-led particularly .in their famoius com was catcher. Bill Stearns, George 10. but this was unlikely alnce Featuree Corp.) State Road Grants fo^eyading responsibility. the real battle will he joined. lets. This disc gives excerpU from ages of 4 and 12 years. demonstrations and violence. The^ fugitive from justice charge panies of the Bolshoi and Maryin- Judges of the competition will be Sebastlao and E. J. Rosef of Now the treaty must be ratified sk'y theaters. When Diaghilev two Of them. ficlated. agalnsLAlfred E. Scott. 21, of 242 "Aurora’s Wedding” represenU Anthony Maneggia. Keeney Hutch by the U. S. Senate, which Is ex -Nine Mres towns have received inson, August Wildner, Norman School Registration Set .. pected to act this week after the School SL, was nolled. the third act of the complete bal Children who wdll enter Grade 1 annual road grants from the NEW TASTE APPEAL let called "The Sleeping Beauty. Preuss and Paul Maneggia. Prizes EflSTUJOOD return o f President Etsenhower State. will be awarded In four age groups at the elementary school next fall Nixon Ready to Sketch from his Asian tour. The leftist The «ther two acts jsre rarely may be registered June 29 from Grants for Improved roads, un - HIGHLY NUTRITIOUS HEARING AIDG to both boys and glrlk- . . . AIX CniJIB HHOW! riolence succeeded In'Its goal of der an 88,000,000 fund, are esti Shelton Youth mounted, in this country, or eVen Registration will begin at 8;30 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. at the school. CRUNCHY PELLETS abroad. The ballet remains one of Nisei ratrirk Jeff Chandler keeping Elsenhower from stopping mated at 81.400 per mile for the Complete a.m at the CaldwqJl farm. Children Any pupils new to the school Vroaft' Mlirhrll Jalle Adams In Tokyo. Ho more muggy, dripping humidityl MEATY MEAL the most popular in the repertoire, who are 4 to 7 years old must be should also be registered at that Farm Program Tonight first 23 miles, and 833.99 for eve “Awrv All -' The actual exchange of official ry mile thereafter. Slays.J'ather along with "Siyan L*ke" al.so to accompanied by a parent. There .time. Birth and vaccination cer “Sapphire” Instruments will take place in To- *AIm hi BMMy Mving 25 lb. BTi'f $9Q95 Tschaikowsky music. And on the w ill'be no charge. All the mana tificates must be presented. Those Bbats” Grants for Unimproved roads, in •ad 100 %. bagi la keep Earphone ^ m (Continued from Page One) The prospects of Johnson and In Celsr la Celer '* kyo, later this month. a 81,000,000 fund, are estimated other side of the disc, you’ll find gers and coaches of the town base who cannot appear at the school I:S*4;SS-IS;M S;ia-8;ia After this Is aCCompUabed, the After Disputes degi of eH ogsi oad braadi the "Black Swan Scene” from on the 29th are invited to make Nixon were discussed by two at 8703.33 per mile. hadMiy and wall, fad. ball program will be on hand to Democratic Senators yesterday on United, States wilt have the legal "Swan Lake.” assist. Any other fishing enthusi Appointments for the 28lh or 30th. out to say goodbye to Kennedy but Wed. ‘Please Uoa’t. Kat Ike Daisies' Andover received 82,462 for 3.8 who were kept there by the “ “ separate radio interviews. right to maintain Its military bases miles of unlmprowed road, and (Continued from Page One) The music Is Well played, and asts who would be willing to vol Bulletin Board In Japan for at leaat another 10 ROGERT RUBIN well recorded. There IS enough t^ unteer their services In l>^™ng crowds coming In to meett Nixon.Nl: Sen. Mike Mansfield of Montana 833.196 for 26 miles of Improved Eastern The' Ladies. Benevolent Society described Johnson ai a long shot years. Japan In turn la to be con \ SURGICAL SUPPLY CO. familiarize you viith the ballets, hooks, untangling lines and related of the Congregational Church will In his airport address, Nixon put road, Bolton $422 for .6 mile u n The neighbor. John Jepsom, said chores in an event of this type, are for the nomination. Mansfield la a sulted before U.S. Forces stationed improved, 834j657 for "20 miles Im he heard two shots in quick suc States without boring you with the leas meet tomorrow at 7 p.m. for a in a lot of good words for Davla. In Japan are deployed elsewhere uiRinG n Pini OF invited to contact Gaal who would Johnson supporter. proved; Columbia 8211-for .3 mile cession, then a third aa Kerekes 4 Orchard St., East Hartford inspired portions. potluck and Installation of officers. We. need him in the Senate, In the Far East. And the United welcome the additional experienced Sen. Pat McNamara of Michi B U R N S I D E ! ~ unimproved, 834,557 for 30.1 miles ran shouting from: the split-level f a r m e r s * BXCHAROS Tel. BUtler 0-2167 PRESTO ASS.AI The Woman’s Society of Chris Nixon said. gan, a Kennedy supporter, said States la pledged to defend Japan Emporer’s New Clothes—Francalx help. ' tian Service of United Methodist All three presidential candi RUt'N'.ini Avf • I " T improved? Coventry, 810.620 for house at 149 Nichols Ave. BUCKLAXD, CONN. Johnson "talks too much com against attack. Jepson said the Kerekes family X Saxon State Orchestra, Striegler .Avoid the Rtish Church will holtf its picnic tomor dates. however, did not miss an The Socialists, leadera in the 15.1 miles unimproved, 845,413 for Town Clark David C. Toomey promise for the kind of a world 62.8 miles ‘ Improved; Ellington, movei) there about seven years ago Uraiiia 7122 row at 6:30 p.m. at the Vernon opportunity to outline their owm m i T C H U M fight In ' parliament against the reports very few dog licenses have Rd. home of Mrs. Edward Rich views on national issues. We live (n today...,’’ " C A R R Y 818,216 for 25.9 miles unimproved, from Fairfield. He described OlOf ER on HON According to the tale, the em- /e A f l K H L * treaty, declared they would not porer’s clothes were non-existent been .renewed this mimth by ardson. Defense and agriculture were Mansfield had kind words for 840,500 for 48 miles improved; Michael as a slim, darkhalred 6- . I townspeople. He iirg’es residents , to Nixon. Ho said any Democrat recognize It. But they dropped footer who "never seemed to say far "PLANTS THAT PLEASE" cam a la and according to the disc, good Public Records the big topics. In Soulx Falls. S.D. J erceanT plana for the mass resignation of Hebron, 88,721 for 12.4 miles un music Is here likewise non-exis obtain their renewals as soon as Warranty Deeds: Lawrence Con Kennedy called for a 82'4 billion would have no more than a .60-50 nii i improved, 836,815 for 36.9 im much.” HEI MI 6:30-10:30 125 SociaUat members of parlia lent. pos;sible in order, to avoid waiting verse to James P. and Dale L. increase lij defense spending. chance against him. Nixon "would 8:00 proved; South Windsor, 8985 for' WOODLAND GARDENS Beckwith, lot on Birch Mt. Rd. be better equipped than some ment, saying they could work next week. . „ j "The only real question,” he told more effectively If they stayed on 1.4 -miles unimproved, and 848,235 $ Authorized Between three and /ou r hundred Ext.; Robert and Barbara Luchen- people would anticipate” to handle Wed.. "DO.VT KAT DAIBIKS” 7^00 thf South Dakota American Le the Job. for 71.3 miles Improved: Rockville, ODTBFVOUR licenses are issued each year. Only blll to Charies H. and Evangeline gion, “ is—which chance, which foreign policy troubles, Mansfield no unimproved roads; 816,851 for Small, property’ on Colonial Rd. said. Their goal — along with Sohyo For Visual Aids TRANSPLANTED BEDDING PLANTS about 65 have been Issued this gamble, do we take—our money or and the student federation — Is to 25.5 miles Improved; and Vernon, FAST LUNCH month. They must be renewed on Marriage License: Archibald P. But McNamara said Nixon A'r our survival?” put so much pressure on Klshl he 870 for .1 unimproved,'and 832.513 Petunias. MailgoW*. Salvia. Red and Blue, or before July 1 according to state Ramage of Andover and Jean E. Nixon, addressing the same 'changes ao much on all these Im for 49.2 miles of Improved loads. The town has authorized the Browm Tomlin, Bolton. will be forced to resign and call Scablosa, Salplgloasls, Verbena, Dahlias, law. The town clerk’s office is group later, said he was satisfied portant Issues.. :If I knew where new elections before ratification purchase of about 87,600 worth of ARTHUR'S he stood today I wouldn’t know visual aids equipment for the new Zinnias, Ageratum, Alyssum, Lobelia, open Monday, Wednesday, Friday with the defense picture. ^601^0104070^^^^ papers can be swapped. LAWMARXR SUICIDE. lATNCHEONETTK and Saturday mornings from 9 to Manchester Evening Herald that he would be there tomorrow." North Ehd Junior high school. Snaps, etc. . ”If we have a surprise attack," Rumors spread’’ ln Tokyo that Chambe'rsburg, Pa., June 20NF) RRSEHIERL 5 0 * ndon and on Saturday afternoon Bottbn oorreapondetit. Doris M. he said. ”we have enough strength In other political newa, Mra. —.Rep. Douglae H. Elliot, 39, Re TTie aum covered projectors, D’ttalla, telephone Mitchell 3-5545. A4P Tickets Worih 50o ultra-nationalists might employ from 2 to 6 o’clock. to knock them out.” Eleanor Roosevelt said on a tele Accepted Tonight terror tactics of their own In reac publican Oongreseman of less than ecreens, and related equipment fRANSPLANTED VEGETABLE PLANTS The licenses will also be re .In a round of informal speeches, vision interview that although for - sOWMfOROS^ ■ tion to leftist violence, and thus two months, died Sunday, a sui The suppliers, chosen after newed by mall If the expiring li Dentiate Put on Show Symington continually said that mer President .Harrv' S. Truman spark a wave of assassinations cide. bid 'ppening earlier this month, TOMATOES, PEPPERvS. CABBAGE. LETTI CE, NEED cense is'enclosed with the neces there was a farm recession under publicly aupporta Symington, he Described as "bhe of the bright will be W. E. Kelsey .ft Sons CEIJIRY, PARSLEY, BASIL, etc. similar to that of the 1930s. But sary fee. Phnom .Pfenh—The. capital of the Eisenhower administration. really favors Johnson. ' police discounted reports that the young men of the Republican Hartford; Gustave-Pischer Co., RECRERUOR ROOHI SCREENS ' Baseball Reaults Cambodia,s. Phnom Penh, has a Kennedy urged retaining "the In New York yesterday, Tru rightist groups might go Into ac psiHy In Peilnsylvanla,” Elliot Hartford: B. A. Larson and Co., 'A man denied this. erf I wa* vice president of Wileon’e Lexington,’'Mass.; Hmry S. Wbl- GERAMUMS N o w 50€<40c -25 c OR , Fiano Realty won two game.s ".Street of the Dentists.” along concept oit parity as the goal and tion. ■■ this weekend defeating Sheridan which doctors display their wares: basis for pricing policies." "I never desert a man during a They include the khaki-uniform Women’s College before he won Mitt, Boaton; Shaw-WalkM- Co COMBINATION Gold teeth; dentures in red,'green, Johnson, meeting with Demo campaign,” he said. "...I don't WAItSMR BNOB • reCHenCOLOl^. ed “Greater Japan Patriotic Party” election to fill the term of the Hartford; apd the J. L. Hammett SEE US F O R or black; and incisors with heart- crats in Des Moines and Omaha, know where she got this.” Co-re*turfr-“THE THREAT’ late Rep. Richard Simpson. Co., Cambridge, Mass. FERTILIZERS Advertisement-— led by Bin AkM, the black-shirted SCREEN DOORS? shaped inlays, anioug other offer stre.ssed that the presidency need A group of congressional Re Chilling Suapenne “ Anti-Communist Patriotic Youth ASGRO GRO-SOD and VIVA Complete stipply of In- ings. They pull teeth and fit gold ed a man of experinece. publicans Issued a study yesterday OR UlORKSHOP! f4.6A—covers. 5,000 sql ft. Flowers for all occasions. Gifts Corps," and the "Greater Japan and Greeting Cards. Lee’s Florist replacements before admiring audi- "I believe the world needs men which supported the defense and' Production Party." Guaranteed S'ot to Burn aecttrides and Fungi-. ' CALL w w s i r . and Gift Shop. MI 3-8089. 1 ences. who have iT little gray In their economic policies of the Elsen They have few or no ties with hower administration.. 10-6-4 LAWN FOOD cldea. The finest prod- hair,” he said in Des Moines. ,UST NUTFOIIB the bid prewar organizations such, mncbi f n e u s m 80 lbs.— only 82.44 R’useo Johnson, 51. has the gray, Keh- They said their study showed the as the feared "Black Dragon So RefilUblc. Gives ucta by Dupont, Ortho, ne 4 i I r F A G E S i V i B M MANCHESTER EVENINQ HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ MONDAY. JUNE tO. I960 T“ MANCHESTER EVENING HEBAt3), MANCHESTER. CONN, MONpAY, JUNE 20, 1960 Czepiel-Burr P A G B - R g adoirt anoUier m t HOUSE OR RAiWON Reynokls«‘Smachetti aurnad to b « iar M i M f «P the tam lM loty a( the OMiks. be A Thottght for Today nnrtoto la daflnitoiy ‘a g a l ^ ^ Miss Rita Ross MUUx ,of Rock haved In an ‘Idiotic’? manner. rondizi Plans “Thera la ao use In argolng w iw itorl^pHtpr arhAad thaRL Miss Marjorie M ery SmachetU vlUs and N. David OeeUi of Man ■iMiisoiod by tba Maachi SAUS-SLRVlCt Chester were unlted^'lh matrlage Wa atUl, at t h t mamant, Hava That Hto hi nicely, with what our ^.^uaen bl Obatebaa ^ m ia e d C o u v m iH o i m I became toe bride of Robert Jo EYE GLASS seph Reynolds Saturday morning Saturday morning at St. Ber topning fpralh tlma for maraurarabUlty a< atU- secret mind hsia been tolling us. To-- iiive V Israel earn b f tootoer and toe chUdren” There were espionage apeclalilta although for the moment ha does HEARING In a double ring ceremony per nard’s Church, IVlclcriUs. ^ tuda and poUcy. Wa can ba*ln to What Do Y o Mora thaa OUMraT formed by the Rev. Francis T. The bride i* the daughter of In Washington Who, ones they dis not know where the mother Is. I anuapaU what the future holda, It la both Interesting a.id flatter was aasurad toe la corapletoly AIDS Butler at Church o f toe Assump Mrs. Konstanty A. MUllx, 27 covered they had a U'^S, had to Ex'-Nittzi Later tion. The church was decorated and make plana for adjuatln* to It. ing that manj people who will not aafe,” ha said In Wa oaa-pags let- Pleasant St.. RockviUe, and the keep flying It over Russia regard with baskeU of white gladioli, car laU Mr; MllUx. The bridegroom Or wa can wait for 'I t to boKln (OeattaBod 'fibm'Fbga Oaa) tor wWto he sent via toe leraeu CONTACT LENS SPECIALIST attend too ChiiaUan Caiutch feel nations and baby’s breath. Is the ^ n of Mr. and Mrs. Neno Publltheri less o f whether It wrecked a con very free to ask "Why aren’t police inspector generaL pushing lu around. The bride Is toe daughter of Mr. ( . Osella, 4 Village St. ITMindwl Octobw 1. m i ference or started a war. Chrlatiana better?’’ Back o f this and Frondlal would meet tele week He also tells hla fatoar their 3 Buenoa Airea housa la now almoat and Mrs, Raypnond J. SmachetU, The Rev. John White of St. Ber ™5uSshed -Every i, Evenins Exeapt ’Iliere ware cold war apecialists question is an understandable as In Belgium or France, But In. Jer OPTICAL jStYLE BAR 591 Center St. The bridegroom is i\*« and Holiday! Entered at the Is This Trni^en College? empty and that he haa found time nard’a Church performed the dou ■unrtav* *nS. Holl In Washington who w erf expert In sumption that those who seek to usalem the Israel cabinet ysdtqr- ' s n a.i the son of Mr. and Mrs. Delbert „ „ . ______jaler. Conn.. I M l t - i m lit 601C! at Manchealer. When, last fall. Dr. John Fischer follow Christ ought to be, bettor. day reitorated Its decision th tt fence and take care o f the ble ring ceremony and celebrated ISSnd Claaa Mall Matter. toe business lOf getting a new de to 7M MADf SniEET Reynolds, 260 Autumn St. became toe new dean of Teachers W e who are Christian make no Eichman would not be retujmed to ipdants. V Given In marriage by her father, the nuptial Maas. SUB8CHIPT10N RATES fense treaty wlthT Japan ratified by pretense of being bettir than ^ e aaid that becauea of "furore The bride, given in marriage by Payable In Advance College at Columbia University, Argentina. \ In toapreaB,*? he encountered dMfl- the bride wore a gown of Chantilly .815.60 a certain time, even If the process ers. We dq, however, affirm that lace and tulle fashioned with long her brother, Nurbert A. Milllx, One Tear ...... there were. In his remarks on that , In Til Aviv, Israel, meanwhile, cultlee'at hla place of work and . 7.76 Our Ideal Is the most perfect ex tapered sleeves, fitted bodice and wore a goWn of, white taffeta etx MonUie^.*"-...... 8.90 Involved turned the ally, Japan, In Klaus Elchmann. eldest son of haa atopjpod attondlng evaning Three Monthe ...... 1.80 occasion, touches of what muat ample possible. It is toe essence qf fashioned with a re-embroidered One Month ...... to a half-enmity. Elclunahn, has Informed his father couraes. letter added: "Don’t bouffant skirt of tiers of lace. She ,. .80 have seemed heresy to all those m - our Gospel that "God was In Christ wore a crown with a fingertip Alencon lace bodice, scalloped Weekly ...... 06 There were Itinerary specUdlsta he will never abandon him. Earlier worry about Ua^ we wlU eucceed Einale Copy...... customed to c la ^ fy Teachers Col reconciling toe world -unto him reports said Klaus had not known portrait neckline and cap sleeve# an d ^an agn aoifttoow. W e are Yell. . » „ * with accents of seed pearls and member of . „ in Washlpgton who were In charge self." Aq we look up to him, we his father’s truq Identity until he Miss 'Therese Martin. 13 Cedar lege as toe fouht .of all toe wisdom, all heUtoy and tola is toe moat \ sequins. A taffeU cummerbund the associated PREffl , of the President’s Far Eastern pray that we shall be better than was captured in Argentina by S t, was maid of honor. Brides •TO.* ARRoclated Preei la . exclusively or nonsense, according to point of importont tolng, as you have al was at the waistline, and the .full tour, and who kept their eyes on we were. So it Is well, not only be maids were Miss Shirley Doty of enmied to the use of cause others expect It, but because Isaeli agents. ' ways said.’’. view, In modem education. In a letter from Buenos Airba, Manchester and Miss Beverly Gage gathered skirt terminated In a^ not " o7hei4Jfs‘f ‘ ‘'c ? ? d l^ ln this pap*r toe time table when they 'might Christ himself asks "W hat, do ye ebaUB’ mother and three broth of Bolton. All the attendants wore Chapel tram. Her fingertip Illu Now, at an official convocation Klaus wrote: " I cannot acquiesce ers have disappeared. Klaus, 26, have been noticing washed-out more than others?" that we search similar gowns of ruffled nylon In sion veil fell from a crown of ‘ W a h ‘u^of^l5.bUca'll.n o f toe college. Dean Flacher has in the accusations ag^nst you and and his 18-year-old Argentine ^ .f^ .r h V . herein are also reserved. bridges. our aoule, we rethink our budget, pink and mint green, with e r m ^ orange blossoms. She carried'^ a made hla points with clearer even If they should prove correct wife live with her parents in a A ll o f these were unquestioned and we| deepen our praying. Let us and clrcular'- vells. Tliey carried bouquet of lilies and ivy. Pull eervlee client of N. E. A. Serv emphasU. They do oonsUtute then s(i live^iJLhat the promUe of you will remain my father and I residential suburb of Buenos Aires. colonial bouquets of roses. experts in their particular fields. your eldest son and I will never 34rs. Edward Jendrucek of ^ y l e ‘'publishers something of a revolution. the resurrection shall Indeed be Wayne Reynolds, brother of the *Rd., Tolland, cousin of Jthe bride, 'They were Individuals with high- fulfilled—that we have a new birth abandon you.” ITitrs are more than 250,000 e. , bride'groorn, was best man. Uahera . We quote some of hla points: Klaus suggested In the letter It lakes in the province c f Ontario, was matron of honor. She wore ^ m e m b e r '^ ATOIT BUREAU OF powered .Intelligences. But when In tola life and U fe Eternal In "toe fA were Kenneth Reynolds, Coventry; "N ot only has toe school been might be better If hie family Canada. a, gown of hyacinth silk organza CIRCOUATIONS. they all headed down the channels life to come.’’ Delbert Reynolds Jr.. Raymond with a baHerihtt-lerigth dome asked to offer more kinds of In Let us pray; O God, our Y^toer, " i SmachetU Jr., and Ronald Spilth, shaped skli’t detailed with bows The Herald Printing of their own speclallKed preflclency forgive our complacency and telf- assumes no financial (Z struction for pupils; It is expected all of Manchester. and drapes. Her headpiece was a IT. and responsibility they behaved In aatlafaction. Give us an Uheaay The bridegroom’s mother wore typographical errors •PP*^Vl * msttar also^to be a center for entertain matching flowered hat with circu v^ftements and other J-^dlng m^ a fashion which was .after all. Idi conscience that we may live more S F o u J u le a a yellow frosted nylon dress with jtj The Manchssttr EvsnlnK Hpram. ment, civic development, charitable lar veil, and she'carried delphin otic, In toe original Greek sense. aacriflcially, more lovingly, and satin cummerbund. Mrs. SmachetU Display advertising rioalng hours: enterprises and other more or leas more joyously. ’Through Jesus wore a teal blue lace over satin iums, baby’s breath, and Ivy. There has usually been, In this For Monday—1 p.m. fJldhY- good works which, although they Christ our Lerd. .^en. / dress. Both wore whits orchid cor ■ George Osella. of 14 Village St. For Tuesda^l was his nephew’s best' man. For Wednesday—1 p.m. TUMoay. Washington era, one whole man ^ Rev. Gllfford ,0. Simpson sages. are conducted under toe achool'# WATKINS-WiEST Ushers were Stephen 0.sella and down there who usually set things Center Churdh A reception for 125 guesU was roof and In Its stadium, can hardly Ronald Osella, both of 4 Village right, who related one thing to an ----- ' V.' *'■'* ^iiit€/Ux£cje^U^€ce held at the VFW Home In the be called educational. $4g,4m. FOR e m U E afternoon. For .^wedding trip to St., brothers, of the bridegroom: '"ASS^i’^d^Tidlln’S; other and to their joint conse • ^ o im c T d R ’ asy of publication except Saturday In addition schools have been O F MANCHESTE ORMAND J.WIST Lake George, N.Y.. Mrs. Reynolds John Panclera of 443 Center St.; quences, and who by that pfocesa and Anthony Tlemann of Manches t a.m. ^ assigned or have assumed more and New Haven, June 20 (ff’)—’The MeiKhertef’e OMee« — wWi wore an olive green and white preserved balance and sanity In our American Rod Orosa says Ito Con RHONE Ml 9-7196 checked sheath dress with jacket ter. more reapoRSlbllity In such Helds III* Hneel todUtfee The bride's mother wore a dress Monday, Jini« policy. Now he himself is wounded necticut Chapters have collected Ott-StTMt Psriiisg and white accessories. ’The-couple as msdie^s, social case work and WMIAM J. UW6ION, Ue. Sasechae of blue silk organza with rose ac and hurt and confused, and that $4»,4S9 for Chilean relief. A total will live at 58A (Jhestnut St. > clinical psychology. The typical of $762,8T« has been collect^ 142 EAST CENTER STREET. .MANCpSTER Both were graduated In 1959 cessories and a corsage of rose leaves toe kind of situation for feathered carnations. The 'rjiother The Era Of Bases history of these additions Is that throughout tho United StateE, the from Manchester High School. Mr. On« of the lllualons in which which toe Greeks ptobably In New Haven Chapter r^rted Reynolds IS employed at Pratt and of the bridegroom wore a beige each has come In response to a American policy haa been In" vented the word chaos. Saturday. Whitney Aircraft in East Hart silk organza dreas with orchid ac Klnreton particular need or pressure. In ford. and Mrs. Reynolds is em cessories and a corsage of orchid dulglng lUelf, and which has her. some cases, even though toe. new L. B. Perry Photo. ployed by the Southerti New Ehig- feathered carnations. - MRS. N. DAVID OSELLA Hookatio Btudio gun to crack, as have ao many function wss considered outside the land Telephone Co. in Manchester, A reception was held at the other things, In the aftermath to MRS. ROBERT JOSEPH REYNOLDS' Italian Social CTub In Rockville for School’s province, when toe need MRS. ROBERT CHARLES CZEPIEL the U-2 flights, was the assump ALL KINDS OF Chester O. Flacher (bom I W l) aald: 200 guests. For a wedding trip to year. He was a member of K Tan . was discovered, no other group cape Cod, the bride wore a hone Rockville High School, and Is em tion that we could count on all the Miss Anne Burr of ManchesterfMass.; Miss ** Man- ployed In the office of Morris C. Sigma and T a u ' Betts PI, en was able or willing to meet It. So “THE FUTURE WE STUDY aiUM Anne x»urr T chiater, and Miaa Christine Berg- colored suit with matching acces gineering honor aocictles, smd toe htaes we thought we needed on toe BEAUTY CULTURE - Fancher, D.D.S. The bridegroom is toe school reluctantly took It m i. B Bryne-Mackenzie became toe bride o f Robert falkr Little Neck. N.Y. All wore sories. On July 5 the couple will be American Society of Mechanical a graduate of Manchester High ■oil of other countries for as long a n d p a f o r b e g in s Wedding St home on Ridgewood St., Man" "In other inatances toe servioe L N TO D AY" Charles Gseplel of Old Saybrook gowns of white organdy fashioned School, and was graduated from Engineers, Pratt and Whitney ga ws thought we nodded them. I Hair Styling cheater. • was SO doeely rdated to toe Saturday afternoon at Center with scoop necklines, short sleeve# the University of Connecticut tola Canal Division. This always had to be an Illu Every thinking person knows their future w ill and bell-shaped sWrU with yellow The bride la a 1951 graduate of scliool’s work that It seemSd de Murphy-Austin Congregational Church. I P «r m a n «n t $ be happier U good heelto la P*'***®^ . . ^ .t - * The bride U the daughter of grosgraln ribbon at the waistline. sion. W e are nOt an empire, deter Miss Mary U Austin, daughter sirable to place toe new service un M o d m medical practice is so perfsetod Umt Mr. and Mrs. Charles l^evens They wore *vy headbands and mined to maintain outposU on toe of Mr. and Mrs. William Austin, der toe school’s authority. But oc a c m m S^ examlnaUon by a phylsclan c m Burr, 102 Adelaide Rd. The bride carried colonial bouquets of yel territory of other nations against I Tinting and Bleaching 23 Franklin St.. becan\e toe bride casionally qtoool people have ac revsri any present or accumulating groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. low and white marguerites. their will, "niat fact did get us an Me New drugs are able to Isaaen meeital _ and of Peter J. Murphy, son of Mr. and Thomas Cseplel of Media, Ta., Tomkiel'Waddell cepted these new tasks simply be t Hair Shaping Mrs. William E. Murphy of Port- Peter Csepiel, Old Saybrook. Initial welcome, But there la no BACKACHE? ewriuTtenriona Vitamlna and hormonas, The Rev. Clifford O. Simpson was his brother's best man. Uah- cause each acceptance was cal' Und on June n at St. M arys S ^ ^ s a c ^ by a phyridan. can hdp your boJy performed' the ceremony. W e ers Were Allan Larson, Deep Rlv- country binder the sun which c ^ i Manieure$ Church, Portland. Miss Maureen kuth Waddell be-' culatsd to win for .to# schools toe S u ito V s n s rg y needed to fight « « v e £ l n g d ^ church was decorated with white Richard Mather^ Deep River; came toe bride of Edward John pretend to accept or welcome or Miss Jane Tarca of Manchester goodwill of another special-interest See your doctor Plsji today for a chrysanthemums, stock and laurel. Hamilton Sergeant, Broad Broqk. Tomkiel In a double-ring ceremony enjoy, for any long period o f time, to r e ^ a r ly visit your physician for health ex- attended the bride, and Paul group. . . . G. Albert Pearson, organist, sang and Edward Gould Chalker, Chee- Saturday morning at Church of through ahlrtlng sltuaUons and amlnationa * Murphy was his brother's best "TTie argument la somstimss o f The Lord’s Prayer.” toe Assumption. world conditions, toe presence of man. ’ • ^ The bride, given in marriage by A reception .was held at toe The bride is the daughter of Mr. fared that since toe school teaches hy S. Sevigny The ■ couple will live at 291 another military power on its own Your doctor it qualified to pratcriba tha’' TOUR D(X?rOR CAN PHONE U8 her father, wore a gown of white Hartford Club eifter toe ceremony. and Mrs. Maurice C. Waddell, 59 toe whole child. It must toersfors Spring St. Ext. In Glastonbury. Mrs. Czeplel wore a blue sleeveless ■oU. Even If this presence Is one proper treatment for your b^cki Sea u» need a medlcln.. Pick up your p re e c rl^ w U taffeta trimmed with Alencon lace, Cooper Hill St. The bridgeroom is be responsible for ail of toe serv 351 CENTER^ ST. Mrs. Murphy Was graduated fashioned with a bateau nedklin<^ sheath dress with straw accessor o f full partnership, toS fraying of shopping nearby, or we win deliver promptly the son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanis- ices the chitld needs In hla develop about your bedding requirements. We're wltoo^extra charge. A. greet many P®“P'* from Manchester High School, and short sleeves and a bell-shaped ies for her wedding trip. The cou law J. Tomkiel, 91 Crestwood Dr. aentlmenta la Inevitable. Is employed In th,e research labora ple will live at Willard Ave., Old ment. But this contention makes For Your Appointment trust us with their prescriptions. May w6 com skirt terminating in a chapel The Rev. Francla X. O’Connor of There was going to come a day qualified to help ypu select the proper tory of United Aircraft Corp., East train. She w ore", lace cap with a Saybrook, after July 1. ^ . St. Mary’s Church, Bast Hartford, no practical sense, unless the pound yours ? ' ~ ' no matter how discreetly we be- Hartford. Mr. Murphy Is a gradu family veil. Her bouqet' was of Mrs. Czeplel was graduated performed the ceremony, with .toe school Is to become the only chUd- Call Ml 9-7043^ sleep equipment. Doctors recommend ate of Portland High School and from NorthfieW School for Girls haved, when we would have to de , white marguerites and yellow R#v. Joseph E. Farrell, pastor of of toe eommu- St. Michael’s College in Winooski sweetheart roses. , . in 1967 and is a student at Sim Church of the Assumption, also at ride that maintaining baaea ontoa agency Open Dally » to 8; Friday evenings till 9 Holman-Baker Musco-Pedic and Verto- Park, Vt. He Is a research engineer Mrs. Richard V. Harts of Web mons ■ College In Boston. . Mr the altar. Anthony Squillacote of In the UAC rMearch laboratory, Czepiel is a 1959 graduate of Wes .OU of other nation, US ^ “ - "‘^iVtonot Uk.V, however, that Rest Mattresias, for this bedding helps ster, N.Y., sister of the bride, was Manchester sang "A ve Maria;’’ and Eaat Hartford.. matron of honor. Bridesmaids leyan University and is attending C ’^ ” d \ r t o ^ T t o e t : : the achool pioduc. to . m relieve back ailments. Help you to sleep the Wharton School of Finance at Paul Chetelat was organist. Prescription Pharmacy were Mrs. Richard S. Massey of The bride, escorted by her father, iney wou +>,i- suits It ahxmld in toe apeclalised North Dakota leads all other Union, Conn., sister of the bride; Ur\iversity of Pennsylygnla in Phll- soundly, rolexed, and refreshed again. 901 Main Street states in the growing of spring wore a gown of nylon organza with Miss Gail Parks of Worcester. 'kdelphia. "sS^y "^vto wasUll o* own tredlUonW mitlvlty Copyright I960 ( i w i ) wheat. appliques of rose Alencon lace on Cost only $89.50 each piece. \ the bodice and extending In bands i ^ l n g w . could do to escape It. ‘t ^ It Inyblved « i unnatural condition, caimot reduce It# obllgaUons In First stop on a to the full skirt end brush train. She wore'iicultured pearls and a which had to prove unacceptable In other directions.. . . . double coronet of seed peatls with Allen'Pickering' Wedding a silk lUuslon fingertip veil. Cym- “ r h . U-2 incident speeded up to el thoae sendcss that only achootocan bldlum orchids and stephanotls real vacation formed a crescent shaped bouquet. give la in a position to do more tone titble for us. W e shall how -bo- Guiney-Soriniksen effocUva.teachlni; then one that Mra. Henry Frey. 103 Cooper eMna unwelcome at a aomewhat \ In a candleUght ceremony at. Hill St,r-w»s her sister’s matron of must be all things to all children faster rate. The preeauree upon ua South Methodist Church Satur honor. She wore a lilac and white to gat out will mature,a little and their parents, too. . . . day, Miss Carolyn Jane Bonnik- floral print dress with Saorina ‘The school’s traditional respon sen of Manchester and S^uei faster then they would have ma neckline, fitted bodice, taffeta bow sibility for systematlcaUy Instruct Benton Guiney Jr. of ’West Hart at the waistline, full skirt and or . tuied otoerwlae. Against whet al ing chlldreif-in to# cultural herit ford-were united' In marriage. chid shoes. She wore a matching most seems to haVe been our iUur. The bride Is the daughter of taffeta bow headpiece with nose age and developing their Intellec slon that we could stay forever j»ir'. and Mrs. Otto Frederick Son- veil, and carried a crescent bou tual competence has received rela wherever we wished, we now have nlksen, 23 Walker Bt. The brid^ quet of orchid and white split car groom is the eon of Samuel B. to begin to-' -dlacuss toe eventual tively less attention then toe other Bachrach Photo nations and baby’s breath. Guiney of West Hartford, and the Brideamaids were Miss Barbara Itema that have been added to toe MRS.' poaalbUity* If not the probability MICHAEL DORE BRYNE C. .Hodgson, and Miss Sandra L. educaUonal agenda late Mrs. Guiney. of withdrawal. The Rev. Percy M. Spurrier, as Taggart; both of East' Hartford. ’n ils la because, In toe U-2 ’n iat la about the extant of Dean The wedding of Miss Martha Gall|>furnlshed by Clifford Goodale of sociate minister ,of South Merth- Miss Linda L. Frey, 103 Cooper lUghta, we Involved other naUonspP^H*'’’* revolution, and ttara. In Andover. . odist Church, performed the cere- HIU St., niece of the bride, was Mackenzie of Willlmantic to For a wedding trip to Washing IJf ewcaew •••• rtiony. MiM. Brenda Cole of Man- junior bridesmaid. A ll wore dress in a business we did not toll them I any case, we leave It. Mlcha,fl Dore Bryne of Vernon was ton, D.C., the bride wore a black Dean Flsche^ Is not reaUy call Chester was organist.. es and headpieces identical to toe / about The'-lndlcaUon la, In fact, solemnized Saturday afternoon at and’ white pur^ silk Oriental print The bride wo(js a white sUk matron of honor’s and carried ing a revoluUon, but a truce be- with a 3-vented silk-lined linen that wS deceived them, with our the First Congregational Church. costume suit with white chlffw similar bouquets. X tweeir>tooBe who would carry pro coat and patent leather. accessor Anthony J. Tomkiel of Windsor, U-2 flights, more than we did toe WlUlmaJitlc. hat and Carried a bouquet of white gressive faddism on to new ex ies. She wore a white orchid carnations and. baby's breath. brother of the bridegroom, served ■ Russians. Some of them had ap- Miss Mackenzie is the daughter shoulder corsage. Upon their re tremes, apd those who ere begin- > The bride’s cousin. Miss Melinda as best man; Ushers were Bruce parenUy obtain^ assurances from I of retired State Police Lt. WllUain turn, the couple will reside ill Co Ann Warnock of Boston, Mass, W. Noble, 82 Crestwood. Dr., John ua that bases In their, territory ning to muster strength for a re- E. Mackenzie of Norwich and lumbia. was maid of honor. She wore an A. Cagianello, 85 Crestwood Dr.; would not be used by us for flighU turn to some traditionalism. Still, Mrs. Harry’ Gaucher of .WlUlman- The brideg;room is a graduate oatmeal colored slJk suit with Dean H. Gates. 136 Highland St., tlc. Mr. Bryne la toe aon of Mr. of Windham High School and., at even along toe edge of Russia It is comforting to have It broad blue hat and carried yellow car and Robert J. Hllderbrand. 74 Bat cast that toe erstwhile citadel of I and Mra. ThomaSvBryne of Vernon. tended toe University of Connecti nations. and baby’s breath. tista Rd. WienMcU Fbola Then we did use these bases for The Rev. Dr. Earl G. Linden and cut. She is employed by the toe theories which have aometlmes The bridegroom’s father served Mrs. Waddell wore a blue silk flights all over Russia. the Rev. J. Garland Waggoner Of WlUimantic Trust Co. The bride embroidered chiffon sheath dress MRS. EDWARD JOHN TOMKIEL reduced learning to an optional as best man. Dr. Edmond Zagllo This made these other naUons toe Storra Congregational Church groom Is a graduate of Rockville of Manchester uahered^^[uesU. with light blue accessories and cor part of toe curriculum has a new ! officiated.. The church waa deco High School and toe University sage of pink roses’ for her daugh responsible for thepe flights, and Mra. Sonniksen wore a blue lace ton. For a soutoqfn motor trip, ployed by toe Hartftflrd NaUohal commander who proclaims, either | a pretty patio rated with baskets of white flow of Connecticut, where he majored and chiffon dress with piidc rose ter’s wedding. The bridegroom’s Bank In Manchester. Mr. Tdmklrf aubjeot to proteat or even attack In education snd zoology. 'He Is Mrs. ToitiSiiel wore a light blue silk from conviction or from policy,- ers. A /program of nuptial music bud corsage. - ■ ^ . mother wore a beige o.r g a n z a Is a araduats of Manchostor High from Russia. Those naUona actual waa presented befor/s the wedding, presently employed by Rare Phar- sheath dreas with lace bodice and sheath dress with white acceasor- tost schools should s t^ be partly I A fter a rec^tlon In the church 4es and white' orchid corsage. The School and HiUyer College of the ly In toe spotlight in tola respect, Try M FC Vacation M oh(^ Service by Mrs. Virginia Allen, organist, •macal Co., Hartford. parlors'for Immediate families, the lace appliques on the skirt, white Unlveiaity of Hartford-frpm which schools. The cycle w M already ] we huilt ourselves couple wiU live at 91 Grandview St. after, toe disclosure o f toe U-2 I . and David Brian, soloist. couple, left for a wedding trip accessories and a corsage of pink ho received an associate degree In changing. In toe past few years, after mid-July. , Viflights, have stood publicly firm . . . h a v e m ore fun? Arrange the cash ______^ instruc-, charming outdoor living room. I'd say Given In marriage by her'father, throuifh northern New BSngland -roses. ■ Mrs.* Tomkiel, a graduate of business administration. He Is town On« of SUnney'i men gave u* A recepUon for 360 guesU was and courageous, accepting our re there have been parents In this fine I the bride wore a short sleeved and Canada. They will live at 6 Manchester High School, Is em- clerk for Manchester. loan you need at your HFC office. . . then travel tions on everytkihg from preparing the . it's added a thousand dollars to the gown of white silk mist • with re- Niles Park, Hartford, after July held at Flano’s Restaurant in Bol- assurance that If Russia attacks broad lancTof oura who found th a t. thir ‘ their children were, once aggin, ac when and where you want, free of financial wor base to putting up a Filon translucent value.of the house. - embroldered Alencon lace accent 16. toam, we will attack Russia In- •.V- . . ' ing fine seed peaBs. The pearls Loring Photo The bride was graduated from an p j ^ i n o i , MANCHEISTER EVENpJG HERALD, MANCHES'TER, CONN., MONDAY, JUNE 10, I960 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JUNE 20, IMO P A O S E IG H T d a i l y c r o s s W O R ^ Pt^BZi,® sons, artSi crafts and recreation. OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE C o v e n t r y AdulU Inlereetod In * course to BUGGS BUNNY be taught by the ftsv. Mrs. Mein THOMPSON DAY CAMP eker enUtled "What Did Josus TV-Radio Tonight Have to Say About.. who Wljl ALLVOJ’VE \ ’’IP you DON'T ' th is cauls po rJj ^ "BussY'a yoter M aking 1. o o n e t d a v is M MAKS A SALE DRASTIC MEASURE I be having children enroUeftjn the • Odnplilt OaniplBK Pitfnai hr B#|6 • •V&STBRN YOU'D HAVE A BETTERCHAMCI vacation achool, have been sadeed READ THAT TOOK, LUCKILV.MV AQILE CU3THES The Baby Has . ______CONYlNONS M6THACT Tmuaerlerias aad IM sitos lecM ed BRAIN IS EOUALTO Crossword Mulic D ates Slated to contact him In advance of'the the CHALLENSE! ^HHH/ NOT A PSeP OUT OP YOU '/ KICKED TUS PAR OF wNiool dates. T e l^ is io n - /// ;p X CAN 3DST Keep YOU, Hidden A ms a r K/-- • Teachers will be needed and vol JNTIL PENTAGON OFFICIALS ^ I ACnOBS BUnaq^lratad unteers have been asked to con •EE ■ATOBBATT8 TV WEN* FOE OOMFLETB LI8TINQ 4 Operatic soloa The flmt of six official sessions ARRIVE,TO REiTRIENS YO O ^ j ( WAUmul/^ Been Named *** tact the Rev. Mr. Meln?ker •• REWARDMB--ailVl-^MARTHa ' '' ® lX6^*Um* SOUvier'a title schadulod by the Board of Admis V * -- popular sonf soon as possible. 4:00 First Bbow (ia preanl ^g:IO Quest for Adventure M SUMNfR mOMPSON, Dfraefor VVDULO NEVER 0EUEV6 YOU 6 Redactor sions for miking new votem will FeUier knows Beet a. 13 BE9-M16 r'4«®BLUNOTON,ED„EA«THAETit>El> ■;,B Peddle recordi To Head Gleaners ISarly----- prsgr< Show______(In , reei). ^ TalSe ot Wells Fargo 10. 33. 30 MAYe ORBITED IN SPACE AND 7ApoIIo’e be conducted tomorrow from 8 to TwnigW______Theaterir (In(in piorogresS).___ . . 40^ g. 40. 63 • Period mother Mrs. Edward B. White will be Big s* m atereter iin prbgrees) Bourbon Strset Beat ARE ABSENT WITHOUT 8 p.m, at the SouUi Coventry flre- Installed as president 6t the Glean Three llusketeere t:60 Mysisry Theater 18 FROifATHBA------13 Alwayc 8 Stratum Danny Thomas Bbow ISlTotion B Settlngi back KirrllBIM aobtrt 1 *9 Jr., aon of Mr. and Mra. Robert I^ y, BW louse. . ers’ arcle during lU annual ban CertooD Pietnouee , Pater Gunn 23. W, iS M w u n Main St. He waa bom June 11 at St. BVanda Hoapltal, Hart The session was originally an- quet tomorrow evening at the Woody Woodpecktr I ' 9:10 Adventures In Itaradlss 8. 40. 53 • lAActreie Arden lOElS-ahaped 6:36 WeeiSfior'Newe Sports The (htodyear Theater 10. 33. 30 IS Elderllneu 11 Mind ford.- Hla maternal grandmother la Mra. Well Duprey, Kltte^, nouneed as being conducted from General Lyons’ Inn in Eastford. t:8U Sports. News oM Heather 10 Toward the ,48P««iaai . (nub___ House The Pendulum . 18 17 Male 18 Indolent Maine. Hie paternal grandparenta are Mr." and Mra. Walter H> 6 to » p.iti. Other sessions are Other officers to bs Installed Supermen Ann Southern Show J 12 18 Entertain ' 30 Brood over ahaltared aidt 4894Hlai Day, Weat Hartford. He haa two aistera, Suaan Lea, 8, and San ■cheduled as follows: July 20, 8 to are: Mrs. John SchmldL vice pres 10:90 Emmy Awards 10. 33. 30 31 Burden 47 Arrow polaon Modem Olmet _ Hennessey *. I? IB Step up 32 Stringed dra Jane, li&. p.m.. North Coventry firehouse; ident; Mrs. Clarence Edmondson, gi46 HunUejr-Brinkle;H ^ U e ^ i^ e y Report u X Spy ' ' . ' 18 33 Provided with 48 Twlat • • • • * John Dely i 21 Fodder musical Aug. 27, from 9 a.in. unUl noon. treasurer; and Mrs. Lawrence Fen- Douglas Edwards Ted Mack and the Original BY V. T. HAMLIN container . initrumenta weepohi.' 80 Clip - Belay Jana, daughter of Mr. and Mra. George Ttaurber, 88. South Coventry firehouse; Sept A'.mateur Hour g' 35 BlUnblaaehad timan, secretary. Com m ittee -g.-55 Barfy*Barepti 2 tlpK tJtJune AUyaon Show a l l e y OOP 33 Decay 24 Region Turnbull Rd. She waa bom June 18 at Mancheater Memorial 24, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.. North 7:00 This U Alice . 13. 40 40 Carrlera 82 SUrt^ oS chairman to be installed are: Miss News and Weather aint tmat ITHINH, I’a G O ^ WHAT 24Exiat 25 Lease HoapRal. Her maternal grandmother la Mra. Millard W, Parl^ COvent)^ firehouse; OoL 1, from 8 ^ Spotlight 18 /M.YOO,TOOI HE AW, T , / m e o . (colU in golf June D. Loomis^' missionary com Mystery la My Buslntss ^ k R .J T S WHATliAKE A NEW EFFECT TH'SIUFFIS 37 Pronoun 28 Viporoua 887 Woodbrldge St. Her paternal gnndparents iu'e Mr. and g. e,m, to 6 p.m., South Coventry Peopiah Uhoioe 11:00 ’the Big “■ . “Newe ' had ON EUSTACE, M/ 43 Himalayan 85 Hwqrmad mHtee; Mrs. Robert Scribner, Mrs WeSthe^ Nowa,mww- Sporta 8. 8. WOOOWORKim tXJNMO WHV \SNOOPINS IN THAr fountain Vw m x SBFlailc substance Mre. F. A. Thurber, Nlantld. Sh8 has a brother, George BJverett firehouse,' and Oct. 18, from 9 a.m. Movts St Seven Barry Barenta T^OU? WVRHORSE ^ 32 Take new country alceholiea Eibert I. Carlson, ^ rs . Ruth Geh- Newe Weather INOOEPOBATED ( WI>IMUG HAWaAeOjHIS l^VEUTC OFM3UTH J^TER 28 Cloyed Jr., 17; and a alater, Nfincy Lee, 12; to 8 p.m., North Coventry ^re rihg' and MrA. WHD'ed E5. Hill 7:15 John Daly 11:19 Btu-ligbt Movie m ight d o t o 1M actora World's Best Uovlea I SUM UP TH'VIEW SlllAT?. ■/ r r r program; M^s. RussbU Karker, Huntley-Brlngiey 11:80 Jack .Paar Show 34 Interatlca 1 r r r 1 r r house. Back Slaga ,10. Lakt St, VtnioR ^SCREBJ 38 Dinner courae Nathan EUter, aon of Mr. and Mre. C. Bmno Prlmua, 88 Har Harris Heads Legion Group A; Mrs. Roscob. Easton 7:80 Kate Smith Show 11:46 Jack".Paar Show 14 lan Rd. He was bom June 12 at Mancheater Memorial Homl- Rlverhoat l|;|0 Almanac 37 Switched r r iS Stanley' J. Harris has been proup B, and Mrs. Theupea T. iT;50 Newa A Weather T«L MI f-4824 tai. Hie maternal grandparent* are Mr^ and Mrs. G. O. M cl^ a, eletced dommander cff the Coventry Cheyenne News A Prayer 38 Kind of bomb 17 Co^ef, Group C. 8:00 The Texan '-■‘IS 3B Stalk IF" Amity, Ark. Hla paternal grandfather la I/idovlce Prlmua, Wa- American Legion Post. Those attending the banquet MEANS terbury. He hai three brothera, Bruno G., 16, John, 11,. and 41 Watch n r u Others elected at the post'* annual m ^ t at 6180 p.m. at the Chun T H 5-1166 " Aka- / ' ■> * PAGIB E L K IW - MANCHESTER EVENING HERAU>, M ANCfeTER, OONN^ MONDAY, JUlfe 2.0, 196(^ MANCHESTER EVENING ^R A L D . MANCHESTER, CONN> MONDAY, JUNE 20, 1960 p i K n t i N srasjj Incredible Routine to Open Champion r Het^d Angle tife Still Left in Robin Roberts’ Arm AMERICAN LEAOCB Two Down, Two to Go Btendings Third baseman Jack McAdam Veteran Phil Hold Your Fire! W. I* ALUMNI LEAGUE < EARL doubled home Harvey Duplin with To Repeat Tonight PeUof A fire 8 Sport* Slashing away for 26 hits be winning run in ninth inning as Lexington, Ky., J[uns 20 (iD Army A Navy ...... 7 8 tween them, Hartford National PontioelU’s edged Alumni and In Pitcher Stops TrJt was only a amall glahs that Sullivan’S Red A White 6 8 outlaated B tatly Oil, 10-8, Satur and groBsedS>able to unload hi* fast past school year was sought termediates, 4-3, in extra Inning New York. June 20 was broken by a honSe rim' hit Optical* ...... 4 7 For First day afternoon at Keeney St. Sta- $470,712 at Yankee Stadium. Johonston kept Wm back a Si;i|iday J opener at Keeney Sit. Sunday. Los by y D’Angona, D.A. (Notdls- In a Muidlot baseball game-i*s ^um . The. winner* connected for Having proven there was W ith everything coiunted in, the pq^-aistent and flicking left Jab lor Sears-Roebuck ...... 2 8 C e i^ n ly not AxiqeT^ who Is «09nearly nailed It a R M k e Souclmk, ers had come from behind to tie Church, work, rain and tccvee tom ey but director o f Ath- Giant Sluggers about three by five Inches— but Denv MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN» MONDAY. JUNE 20, 1960 Houses for Sale 72 House* for Sal* 72 Household Goods' Houaw for Sal* 72 Houses for Salt 72 p a g e t w e l v e Boat* snarAeofWMjrie* 46 Apartmentor-Fliito— itlOlUl BY I^AGALY and SHORTEN MANCHESTER L ^ K E SPECIAL Ike Leaves Seoul THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW DUNCAN PHTFB mahogany Ubt^, Tenemcntb 63 64 MANCHESTBB, - Balt B o x -la ^ e Bowers section, Aatomobiles for 4 /:, 1960-4I ^ T b e n d outboard motor*, fumed oak buffet. Florence gaa living room With fireplace, dining cape, excellent con< HALL FOR RENT, 40x60. Oak St. deduced for quick Prlc* droppOd to $12,900 on this Het* is i nice home located be .^ e our display. One lull Y*“ range mlscellaneoU* Item*, Rea- f i v e ROOMS near stores. Reason modern kitchen, two spa- tween the first ind second likes WHO CHEVROLET pick-up truck. guarantee.warantee. C. J. Morrison Paint Present dance studio. Call after ; 9-2785. big four room ranch on School St. 1954 Ford station iteagon, both aoiiabie. MI 9-7115. able. Imlwpyemznts. Middle-aged bedrooms with bath on sec Deep lot. Real clean. 'Thl* Is an In Bolton. Ideal set-up for those For Honolulu Visit Co., 885 Center St. cbuple o n ly > l^ w Box L, Herald. 5 p.m. JA 7-1872. ____ clean. MI 9-9471. ond floor. Forced hot water heat, excellent buy In today's market. who want privicy. plus an oppor CLASSIFIED WtSS-WOSE GAS STOVE and fto ^ frif* ra to r, breezeway and je r * g e . $18,905- FU1X.Y e q u ip p e d 16 foot 1*P- MAIN STRBEf—Building for com with large frata* building one tunity for awlmmtag and ftahlng. 0UT-0F-10WM $26 each. Also, netfc'bak floflooring, c e n t e r s t r e e t —Three rooms Other llsrings. ifijllbrick Agi 1959 PLYMOUTH Belvedere, two- strake cruiser, 35 h.p. mercial business or offic* Use. block from"’ Mata 8t, Business n V^rplanck School — six room The house la real nice and there ♦assembly, hailed him a* . door, automaUc V-8, radio, and . PMJSCOMt $28. MI 9-9664. / furnished. All utilities on bus line. MI 9-8464. cape. Florida owner says sell—sub (Conttaoed from P*f« Ob«) electric, Gater trailer. MI 9-4TO. Call Newington MOhatvk 6-9888. Will subdivide. MI 9-8229, 9-5. zone. ]^ c e reduced. 8. A. Beech- are two extra lots '-^ith the proper groatest leader and *ym.bol of heater. Must sell, $1,450. MI 'A-ViSiTiM®, ler.-Mealtor, MI 8-6W. mit the best offer. This. Ik vacant ty. Owners hav# purchased another peace In the world.’’ B o v r o o LARGE STORE at 26 Birch St. 66 ELWOOD ROAD — Cptanlal - and w* will open It for yovf i t your that Its membership would 9-0911. and g u irtoyi, ROCKVIIZ.E—New 8% roonrapart- Large living ro«|n,/flreplac*, home anxious .. let ug hear your Recalling the en cou rag w ^ t THe/EIPSCT BuildinK Materials 47 Apply Marlow's, 867 Mata St I m m e d ia t e o c c u p a n c y —Four convenience. They have been firm offer. Have been asking $13,900. strengthen the U.N, the student rebels got trom V M . 'fiOlD Lh« 1-2605. ments now available. Stove, \*;^e formal dining room .^btaet Vitw B a lin g up Huh Chung’s pledge frigerator and other modern co; Near Main St. Parking, bedroom ranch, surrounded by at $15,000. Ambassador Walter CLASSIFIED ADVERTISMENT DEPT. HOURS / IT UP With USED BiniDINO material for en with dlsnwaalw, three, bed trees. Lots of extras. MI 4-1779 against waste of U.S. aid, the corn- Trailers 6-A RE for tale—Three piece venlencM. Heat and hot water rooms. bat^ landj^fed lot Oakland Street—two-family 448. aughy, he declared: "It win be 8;15 AJU. to 4;30 P31. TWEM- sale 2x3i and up, sheatolng. living room set, one after 8 p.m. ____ T. J. CROCKE'TT, Realtor munlque said American economic forever remembered by all Ko age bins. Bhelvlng. work benchea, furnished. Ideal location, super Rouses for Rent 65 80x200. M a r ^ E.„, Robertson, Both vacant and the owner* assistance should continue until PEERLESS MOBILE home, two did. Small mH>l» rocker. ‘markets and other shoppl Broker, MI >5958,- SOUTH WINDSOR-Off KeUy Rd., thl* »old. $11.000 mortgage can he reans that, when l»e rose In COPY CLOSING TIME TOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. bedrooms, plus 14 ft. Jalousled two complete bathroom seta, Wo Korea can stand on her feet. .„_ .d Btenclled cheat, hair dryer walking distance. Fifteen i FOUR RD(?M single dwelling, heat 5 year S^bedroom ranch, half acre taken over. Look at It—make your Ml 3-1577 En route to" Honolulu, the Presi struggle against an authorltaxto BIONDAT T h ^ rUIDAT 10:80 AAL—SATURDAY 0 AAL alumaroon, air conditioner, $2,995. kitchen slnka, (cabinet). and chair four years old. Refrig- to Hartford on Parkway. $90 per MANi FOUR bedroom and corrupted regime last AprU, kitchen cabinets. W o hot water and hot watet 8 blocks from State wooded corner loti double «aiporl. offer. dent’s big Boeing 707-type Jet « JA 8-8203, MI 9-0993. erator. gas stove, kitchen cabi month. Furnished, slightly higher. Theater. Adufi*. only. $90 monthly. Colonlj ta good condition I steam drive, fenced cement P*Uo 9x12 A iTARVlf LISTING you and your government entend- furnaces, modern radiators, conv attracuvely landscaped lot, scheduled to refuel at" Wake Is nets automatic washer W o year* Call Rockville TR 5-374ft or TR Call MI 8-6879. Between 6-8. heal playhouse, 21x12 kitchen, .planter Her# 1* a good buy. .large ranch land. A previously planned refuel., ed toward us- warm friendship znd PLEAS^ READ YOUR AD THREE YEAR old 42 foot alumi plete windows. Including frsM , car garage. See this excep- adjacent to Salters swiinmlng and aluminum storm wlndwa, old. ’ Reaaonable. 9-1189. 5-2600. divider, sliding glass doors to IS A SYMBOL OF VALUE tag stop at Yokota Air Base in inestimably valuable advice with num house .trailer with aluminum TOKOPROWWK11.1AUC NINE ROOMS, two oatas, *wlm ttonal value before you buy pool. Three bedrooms, plus "in out which democracy In this Uod awnings, set up on shady lot, doors, and plumbing aupplle*. STAIR CARPETING and andirons. AND 8 rooms available July 1. screened porch, living room red Japan was canceled after the Japan o t -W M t A«l«» M* token O W “ “ AV/ALH INTHEPARlif ^ Hi mlng pool, two-car S*!**#. $15,900. Phllbrtck Agency, Ml wood paneled fireplace wall. taw" quarters In the basement. Lot See These Homes Today! might not have sutrlved.’’ Xha advartUer ehould rend bin nd the FIRST DAY IT $2,500. Phone MI 4-8067. < ____lUTVWShll Choman House Wrecklngj, open Will sell cheap. Call after 6. MI Heat, hot water, stove and re clou* lawn. Write Box M /«erald 9-8484. 1* 100x200. Price la less than the trip Itself was called off. 2roBAR8M dM roBT ERRORS In Mine for the next daily 8:30 p.m.-6, Saturday 8-4, or American Standard heating and An accompanying Jet carrying 'THE'/av/e , 9-1081. X frigerator, tile bath and shower, plumbing. Basement game room, market. $14,700—6 room older home. Just...... - .-...m Hnn flin Hernid U reeponnlble for only ONE Incorrect «.o in Itt^ NOUARSTUQhl call MI 9-2392. pkrktag $55 and $90 per month. NEWLY DECORATED - 4 5-5 FLAT, exceptionally fine condl off Center St. on Olcott St. Three .some 70 press ' S rin j^ v e S u to n ie n t nnd then o ^ to the extent of n WINDOW FAN, 20." O.B., lUtihnew. house for rent or option to buy^ tlon, near school, bus, shopping, bar, shuffle board. ,Miny extras. Want- privacy, seclusion. .and a bedrooms, 1-car garage. Manylrefuel at Yokota, before fljlng on Auto Driving School 7-A BOUt.WHAT MI S-689A______, $17,900. Owner. MI 4-8159. UAC, ? Unions '•make rood" tneertlon. Error* which do not le**en the WEEKLY SAVINGS LIST 'Table lamps. Baby crib* dhfUnat- $110 monthly. Lease required. Box irehes. Carlton W. Hutchins, MI real fine hom e???!!* on Gardner appliances. to Hawaii. klMDOPA „ On departure, Eisenhower still ^ 4 ? S e .n S T S u i «>t be corrected by ••mnke »o^ ” In-rtlon. LARSON’9, Connecticut’s flnit U tress. Occasional chair, . Two TO r e n t —A three and four room K. Herald. 9-5 SEVEN ROOM Cape Cod.'*- two Street We have a- beauty. It is a TMIOOTHEv Western .Tru ck in g . - , screen doors. MI 9-1628. heated apartment. Apply Edward five room rape with a" lot that goes $15.900—Custom built 5 room Cape fresh despite s full day of censed driving school trained — enow 'loii'f from $103 per M DUPLEX HOUSE—Six rooms, cen MANCHES^B*-* room ranch, 4 ceramic baths, screened porch, lear Medical, Certified and approved Is cow dl- ■ J. HoU. Tel. ^ 3-5X17. garage, large lot. near schools and back about 400 feet. H a a ^ big on St, John St. Extra la r^ j ppi^fprences, motorcades, speeches 8d A 16d Comrtton Nalls trally located. Available July 15. years old/Cgn be used a* a 4,or 6 porch,, garage, 1V4 baths—has to be rooms. Ceramic bath. Deep, landM gjj miles of helicopter flying TODB 0Q9P*»ATIW WILL QJ-I l^| 3.2711 fer*ng' classroom and behind $9.90 per keg ATTRACTIVE THREE room apart bedroom bom*, 2 full baths, one church. Owner MI 9-4818. be APPRECIATED iiFlUI in i •# • w wheel instruction for teenager* Musical Inatnonents 63 Call MI 8-4097. geen. scaped lot. 1-car garsgei Assume („ revtew U.N. troops still guard- ienefits Setup 1x12 T A O, Pine - $95 per M’ ment With sun porch, and garage, ear garage, forcbd hot water heat. BUCKLEY AREA — Unusual Cape V:A. mortgage. ing the 1953 armistice Ml 9-6075. “T im k ilS r Prefinished Lauan Paneling ■ newly renovated, ceramic tile Shown by apphtatmeht only. Can Suburban for Rent 66 of five rooms, first floor, two nice, CARMEN ROAD In his final speeches. Eisenhower PREPARE FOR driver's test: MM.EUU'/, 21c aq. ft SET OF W.F.L.drum», $185. bath, modern Jtitcheji,.,,. $80 a $19,900. Phllbrick Agency. MI Larg*' seven room Cape with $18,900—Extra special 8',4 room (Co (Continued from P a||« On*) • Aatomobiles for Sale MI 3-8052. ly finished rooms' second floor. lonial. 1-car garage. 1*4 baths. plugged hard at what he called the Annoon cements Ages 16 to 60. Driving and class Prefinished Birch Paneling month.,MI 3-6181. ROCKVILLE—24 Grove Street — 9-8464 Hot water oil heat. Full basement. five rooms and bath down, -two imperative need of more freedom room. Three Inatrurtors. No wait 29c sq. ft. 1%% mortgage may be assumed. rooma and bath up. Attached ga Assume V.A. mortgage and save. worker’s marital status: Slngl* PHILOO-BENDK 161b. wash, i960 STUDEBAKER Hawk. All 6-ao •THREB r o o m s , newly decorated, Well furnished twoT room apart e ig h t b o o m s —Can be used<;^ and opporturilty fpr Koreans who worker $12 a week for the first ing. Manchester' Driving Acade IM», MiCUlU NiWirAMB CeUlng Hie Asking $15,500. Madeline Smith, rage. beautiful yard, nice .view, two months, ago overthrew Rhee’s dry 10c. Lucky Lady Lau^er- white vith automatic drive, heat 1x6 Sheeting $89 per M Wearing Appaiiel—Pom 57 kitchen cabinets, heat and utili ment. Inquire Apt; 9. first floor. one or two-famUy. New gas hijeaL w / $17,200—South St.. Bolton 1* address seven weeks: married workers, er, defroster white tires, V-8 my. P. 2-7249. ties 246 North Main. CaU JA 5-0574. er, storm windows, targe lot. CaC iib ^Realtor, MI 9-1642. Owners ire transferred. \ of this modern white stucco ranch strongman regime. ■ jeenter. 9 Maple St., Mahogany Econo Paneling ROCKVILLE^-The Malvina House home. 5 rooms, 2 twin sized bed- ’’The prompt apd judicious ful $17 a week for the same- perlo^' jTrst National Btor^ Open motor. Also V-8 Lark convertible MORTLOCK’S Manchester’a lead 14c per aq. ft. Ml 3-6304. 9 NQRMAN ST.—Here la an Ideal Four bedroom colonial on a cor and married workers .with chil with all equipment. Priced for a HelpWanted— Mats 36 m a t e r n it y CLDTHES, size $-18, FOR RENT Four room, first —Beautifully decorated two-room roorns, 1*4 baths, enclosed fillment of the recently expressed hours. Ing driving school. Three akllled Buildlng'Contraetliig 14 Coaraes und Claases 27 Window Blinds from $5.95 per pair excellent, condition. MI 9-6248. furnished ap^thent. Adults only. MAN(3HE8TEB—Four room single hom^s„for the retired couple. 5 ner lot. .beautifully landscaped dren, $22. quick Bale. No payments till Sep courteous Instructors Clasa room Disappearing Stairways $23.95 each ■floor, apartment on Center Street. room Bungalow with excellent ■This home is on Gerard Street. Has breezeway and- 2-car ; garage wishes of the Koreaiv. people I# a tember. Brunner's, your Lark DRIVER-SALESMAN for retail AvaUable July 1. Call MI 9-1661. Referenres. ^Inquire 12 Ellington with garage. Owner transferred Over------$1,00(1— worth of shruljs , , - „ on 1 momentous challenge." he said In Benefits are increased ta each InatrucUona for 16, 17 year olds-. AT.T. TYPES of carpentry work I EUCCi'HOlilCS offers well-paying Ave., reap; Mrs. Todd, TR 6-5689. garden spa<;e but little lawn to garage, tool shed. 1*4 baThs, fine clasa' by $3 from the eighth PeiBonaUi dealer. positions to technicians and aerv milk route, Union, Insurance, and PAT ’N TOTE to Florida. Must sell. Only $11,900, park-like lawn. Close to lake. Buy | address before a parked se.ssion Telephone Mr. Mortlock, Director done; Alterations, dormer*, roof Wanted—'T® 88 f o r RENT in Andover small 8. A. Beechler, Realtor. Ml 3-6969. maintain, P^nerty is now vacant neighborhood and the price la real through 11th week, and' again of Driver Education. MI 9-7398. ings. porches, finish.upstairs, base- Icemen. “ Leam-by-dqlng” -:-ti:aln aU benefits. J. A. Berggi'en Dairy. nnd priced for <|Ulck sale at $9,800 latic.. now. of the Korean National Assembly. VACUUM CLEANERS repaired In 1960 STUDEBAKER Lark convert!' Apply 4-5 p.m. 8:30-10:30 a.m. n o b o d y —BUT NOBODY apartment, utilities furnished. PI Elaenbower received a thunderous starting' at the 12th week on. ments and garages, etc. Call Ml| now at Connecticut’s Oldest Elec- WE BUY, SELL or trade antique Summer Homes for Rent 67 i TROOM ranch, aluminum Rober^j: J. Smlth.^pc., MI 9-5241^ my own home shop. Forty years ble. It has everything. New car WILCOX DRIVER education—age UNDERSELLS NATIONAL 2-7279. $10,500 6 $18,500—Custom crafted^ ranch 2-minute ovation when he.entered In addition, all medical cover? 9-6981. .tnmics School. Day and evening and used furniture, dtUfn, glass, storms; am- amesite 200’ fnmt T. J. CROCKETT. RealWr home on Brent Rd. In Woodhlll factjry experience. AU makea warranty. Save $800. Also 1960 15-17, classrbom and driving. classes. Summer term starts June AUTO BODY MAN. Must do good LAKE CHAFFEE—Lakefront cot the assembly hall. age is paid for by the union, each white Nawk, V-8 with automatic work. White A Hull Auto Body, silver, picture frame* and old l o v e l y f o u r room \furnished age, view. Carlton'" H. Hutchihs, COUNT THESE Q’Fi;!.!— Heights. 8 bedrooms. 1*4 baths, low rates, free Certified High School Instructor. REMODELING • bathrooms, addi 37. Frerf catalog. New Ehigland NATIONAL LUMBER. INC. cold*, old doll* and gun*, hobby tage sleeps six. fireplace, boat, MI 3-1577 Koreans of every rank ^ roared local Is given compensation for pickup and delivery. Mr. MlUer, drive, heater, whitewall tires, Routes 6 and 44A, Bolton. 381 STATE STREET apartment for rent. Nice lawn. MI 9-6182 14x23 ,foot living room. Comfort ADams 3-0588, ADama 3-6327, tions, rcc rooms, porches, pU types I Technical Institute, 56 Union PL, colle^ons, attic contents or whol* Call MI 9-9773, • shower, $65 weekly, MI 9-0710. Manchester, 90 Hawthortj* St. _____ their approval of Elsenhower at strike expenses and special "wel JA 8-6409. priced for a quick sale. No pay- NORTH HAVEN. CONN. New 3 bedroom Cape, ceramii DUPLEX. RANCH. 4-4, In nice lo. able kitchen. Beautiful grounds. fare case* in tl)e union are pro GArfleld 9-9914: of carpentry and painting. Call MI Hartford, Conn. Phone JA 6-3406. estate*. Furniture Repair Service, ST JAMES PARISH—B^utiful 6 Fill] basement. Only 3 yearo every turn again today. fhents till September. Open eve CHestnul 8-2147 NEW 8 ROOM apartment, stove GIANTS NECK HEIGHTS next to room Garrison Colonial, ' brapd bath 1st floor lavatory and lai ^ cation nice lot. Priced for quick ELECTROLUX (R) Spec 9-4291. ^ ______^______Talcottville, Coen.. TeL Ml 8-7449. young. \ A million friendly Koreans turn vided for. nings. Brunn6r’8j^^pu^L,^k deal: EARLY DRIVING School— class U.S. CIVIL SERVICE tests! Men Help Wanted— refrigerator, heat, garage, adulls Rocky- Neck, four room modem new 1*4 ceramic tile bath#, . all dry, birch cabinets, full formica sale. Excellent financing. J. D, ed nut yesterday to give the presi World’s tightest weight heavy ;e*ity-, 470 Main St., MI 3-5129. room and road Instruction. Stand BIDWELL HOME Improvement women, 18-52. Start high as $95 only.' $75 monthly. PI 8-8090, cottage, knotty pine all electric plastered walls, fireplace. Easily counters ancL back splash, select $18,900—Stat^iv 5 room Colonial on dent a welcome so "frenzied that a duty cleaner. Two-tone color. ard qjitf -automatic, dual-control week. Preparatory training until ' Male or Female 37 Diamonds— Watches— Rooms Wmiont Board 59 kitchen, patio, and hot water, oak floors, 'vinyl kitchen and bath Completa $89.76. Call Electrolux. Co. Alterations, additions ga financed J. D. Realty, 470 Mata Olcott St. Close to all facilities fefldcr of hlS bubble-top limousine Ref^ional 8 NO PAYMENTS till September on cars. Day or evening appolnt- rages. Roofing an<* aiding experts. appointed. ’^ousairMis of Jobs open, Jewelry 48 sleeps seven,'$65 per week. Call room floors, all copper plumbing, DElMONT STREET—6 room two Ml 3-8306 after 4 pm . ___ the 1957 Ford V-8, 4-door station BOYS AND girls age 14 and up, CX)MFOBTABLK tM m for a gen St; kU 3-5129. story house. Expellent condition Huge cera m icb a th . Screened was dented. Security agents or iments. Call MI 9-8876. . Aluminum clapboards a apeclalty. Experience usually unnecessary' register now for tobacco work. Buslne!^! Locations Mrs. Carter, PI 2-8142. Cran'e fixtures, oil fired Delco burn- porch off spacious living room. dered a detour around the densest wagon. It has a Fordomatlc drive, Unexcelled workmanship. Easy LEONARD W. YOST' Jeweler—re tleman, separate witeance, perk MANCHESTER "vlctaUy-tSlx room er, hgseboard radiation, weather- Priced for quick .sale. J. D. Real WANTED — Riders from North ■ Free Information on Job*, salaries, Bring birth certificate. Apply Im . for Rent 64 FOR RENT—itlsquaml- Formal dining room and large crowds to prevent Eisenhowers power steering, brakes, and a MKfljet terms. Ml 0-6495- or TR requirements. Write today! Lhi- pairs, adjusts watches ing. MI 8-1616 or MI >2851. COTTAbK oversized cape, full shed dormer, stripped doors, finished white ce ty. 470 Main Street, MI 8-5129. Manges Says ' Manchester to vicinity df State new motoiv-not a rebuilt. The mediately Conn. SUti Employ ReaBooable priceji. Op«n Tuesday Cali after 6 p.m. TR kitchen. 2" tremendous bedrooms, being mobbed by admirers. 5-9109. cbln Service, Pekin 71, Illinois. FOR OfViCE or business use. cut, R. 1, large kitchen with adjoining utility ment cellar walls, 100 ampere elec BEAUTIFUL ROCKLKDOE- Cus-. Capitol, 8-4 summer houra^ MI wagon Is Just like new. Sde and Motorcydea—Weydes 11 ment Service, 806 Main St., Man thru Saturday, Thursday eve ATTRACTIVELY furnlsh«Lrooms, 5-2121. garage. Many extra*. It was a sharp contrast to the chester. A free seiylce—no fee Mali! St. degr Center. 8 rooms, room. Reduced for quick sale. S. trical service, plug and wired for tom built 55 foot rambling ranch 9-4084. ■ drive It at Brunner’s on the Man- W. F. DION Conatruction Company. nings. 129 Spruce St. MJ 9-4387. complete light hou*ekeeptog fa electric stove, "colonial brick fire heckling from 1,500 acreamlng, He Will Quit 1959 MOTORCYCLE, 2,000 miles, charged^______ground floor, plenlty of parking POINT O’ WOODS, new 3 bedroom A. Beechler, Realtor. kO 8-6969. now nearing completion. Oppor anake-dancirig, pro-Japanese dem PASSENGERS WANTED-rWorklng chester-Vemon toWn line In Tal- Alterations, . additions, garages, Private Instractioos 28 cilities. Price* a* low a* $10 week Ml 9-5229. 9-5. place with slate hearth. Bedroom JARVIS REAL'TY CO cottvjlle. Open evenings till 9. $895. Bourne Buick, in'e., Main ly. Central. Children accepted — cottage, week of July 9-18, Cell tunity to choose your owm decor. opatrators who cpmpeted "with an ■-"8-5, covering Hartford Center to formica counters, roofing^ aiding,. ______WOODLAND STREET—Six room bullflns, amesite drive, concrete Insurer* and Middle Turnpike. Garden— Faim— Dairy limited. 14 Arch St., Mr*. Dorsey. COMPLETELY redecorated and ktl 9-7706. single, hot water heat, oversized 2-bar garage. All aluminum aid •Realtor. - Appral«ir*.^ ^ :S T 4n 2 1 othimUe'friendly throng of 150. railroad station. MI 9-9168. PAYMENTS till September. painting. Plans drawn. Ml 8-0895. ixiES YOUR child have a reading wajks, city water and sewer. 283 E. Center St. RHAM Post disability.? Summer is a wonder Situations Wanted— Products 60 modernized building with air con one-car garage, nice lot. - Only ing. Equipped with aluminum 000 Okinawans during the Prest This Is a beautiful jet black Ram LARGE ROOM, completely funv storm window* and door*. Built-In MI 3-7847 PI 2"8311 Business Services Offered IS ANY KIND of carpentry and cabi ful time to catch up. Private Female ‘ 38 ditlontag. and private parking for Wanted to Rent 68 $12,300 . 8. A, Beechler, Realtor, CAN YOU BEAT THIS FOR dent's brief stopover on the U.S AatomobDes for Sale 4' bler 6 sedan. Not the small Amer net work done. Honest aiid relia STRAWBERRIES—Pick yoUr own, Ished, with complete light houe^ lease. Building contain* 1500 sq, kn 3-6M9. $14:990? "Fabulous 400 ” oven and.range. BOLTON—Privacy. 4 finished, 6 base island earlier yesterday. Regional District 8 Superintend lean, but the Rambler Custom. tutoring done. Phone MI 8-4670. 2 fireplaces. 7 cloieta. bath off ent Andrew Manges will leave 8- COSMA APPLIANCE SERVICE. ble workmanship. Call Roacoe COLLEGE STUDENT desires sum 25c quart. Bring baskets. Sidney keeping prlvllegee. MI 9-4776. ft. of office apace and 1500 sq. ft SMALL SINGLE HOUSE for young room cape, large U'vlng room with T h e Korean cro'vds again today OLDER CARS mechanics spe It's next to new. Priced for a Thompson. MI 8-1895 for esti mer Job.^‘ Experienced'In office Cushman, 631 Parker St., MI for basement storage. 35 Oftk St. NORTH COVENTRY—Overalzed 5 IRVING BAYER, MI 3-6396 master bedroom, additional, full fireplace, full ceramic hath, base- came____ pefiously______close to bursting town district for another post. , quick sale. Brunner’s In Tklcott- Repairs all make refrigerators, ROOMS AND cabins, all conven engineer and family by, July 1. bath and shower. No ' sense In Manges, superintendent of tha Hals fjrit y iraelf cars, always freezers, waahj|ig machlnea, iry- mates. Bonds—Stocks Mortsages 3 work, typing. MI 9-0846. 3-7804. or call Ml 3-8271 for appointment Close to East Hartford. Write Box room ranch, targe lot. Assumable ment garage, blond oak kitchen through lines of police and soldiers vllle. v-' iences, free parking. Scranton's 4*4% mortgage. Asking $12,500. USED —An*aldi built home, like tiUktag any m.ore about this house. district’s junior-senlof high Bchool a good selection. Look behind our era, ranges, oil'and gas burners, N, Herald. cabinets, high on a *4 acre loL | gtandlng several deep at the office. Douglas Motors, 883 Main MORTGAGES—If you need money, ■ASPARAGUS and Strawberries for Motel, 160 Tolland Tpke. MI 9-0826 HOUSE FOR. rent as office for Tongren, Broker, 113 Mata St,„ kn new. S room ranch, full basement, This Is It 1 Exclusive. J. D. Realty, and the elementary school* In An- OLDSMOBILE, 1950, 88 hardtop, MI 9-0883. All work guaranteed. between 6-7...... Trees. View. Immediate occupan curbs along the President’s route. Roonng—Siding 16 we are in a position to finance v Situations Wanted— Male 39 canning. Also small amount*. A professional or business.use. Plen 8-6321. 2 fireplaces, ceramic tile bath, hot kn 8-5129. -______cy. Easily fianccd. Asking $14,700. dover, Hebron and Marlboroua^i, NEEP A CAR and had your credit automatic ^ansmlwlon, radio and Michaud, PI 2-8096. water oil heat, full Insulation, city The throngs angrily objected to CHAIN SAW work — Trees out, second mortgagee In any amounte. A NICE LARGE-, room, private ' ty of parking. On bus line.-- Business Property for Sale 70 Lawrence F. • Fiano. kfl 3-2786. | being asked to alt down 'on the "has indicated an interest" In turned down? Short on down pay heater^ good condition but needs CXJNNECnCUT VaUey Conctruo- shopping center on Hartford Rd ANCIENT HOklE hy a burbling water and sew’erage. amesite MANCHESTEl^ —Last chance to transfer , to another district, ac Reasonable rates. Call PI S-7568 Terms to suit your needs. J. D. TUTORINC3—College Instructions strawberries —Pick your own. home, eeml-private bath, aa<^ Paul P. Fiano. MI 8-0458. ..\SId. concrete — a precaution to keep ment? Had a repowwaalon? Don’t tires. Best offer. MI 8-8851. tion—Roofing carpentry,, gutters, BUSINESS b u il d in g In a busi brookv $9,900, New heating, new drive, combination windows and purchase this large ten room cording to Ernest O. N ybaW t^ between 1:30-4:30 or any time Realty, 470 Main Stu Ml 8-5129. English composition, Gangwere 25c a quart. Pasqualinl farm, lent locatitih. Garage available. MI kU 3 -? ? ^ ,.______. ~ Cra'Wford, Ml 9-4410. ' them from moving forward.' They give up! See' Honest Douglas, get all kinds ot siding, specialize In Dept of English, University of ness section. Owner leaving town. plumbing, newly decorated, doors. Ten days occupancy. Friced house directly from owner. Rea chief or the State Department of NO PAYMENTS till September — Saturday or Sunday. Avery SL, Wappbig. 9-4966. ■ ______■ . new lawns. Five rooms down plus sonable price. MI 9-9708. surged out into the streets re the lowdowa on the lowest down 1967 PonUaq Station .Wagon, hy- aluminum aiding. Call Fred Conn., Storrs. GA 9-4980, coUect. Phone kll 9-9728 for details. at qnly $18,400, Charles Lesper- COVENTRY LAKE Rural Supervision. Manges ha# and smaUeat payments anywhere. TAMKIR TREE removal, land C3iareet, Ml 8-7180. Business Opportnnities 32 3 partly finished up. Call Frank ance, MI 9-7620. peatedly JJntil police reinforce held his present post in this area dramatic drive, radio, heater, very NOW TAKING orders for native FURNISHITO l ig h t housekeeping 618-620 CENTER STREET property COLONIAL-22 Bowers St.. 2 large ments used rifle butts to control Not a small loan'or flnpnce com cleared, firewood cut. Insured. room for middle-aged lady only. NOTICE Burke. CH 6-8897, to arrange In- $10,500 — A targe • room cape since 1953. pany plan. Douglas Mbtora. $88 clean. Ready .to go to Callfomla, A. A. DION, m e . Roofing; aiding, ■strawberries for freezing or Jam. with excellent income. Priced for spectiOT. GLASTONBURY—Hope Lane of? bedrooms, living room, dining the pushing, shoving crowd. ‘ Mexico or anywhere. Drive It to Call Paul A. Ellison, Ml 8-8742 STAFFORD—Drive-ln luncheonette Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 10% off our retail prices. Far Tel. 8-6388. room, kitchen, paneled den. with with full b a a «en t. oil hot water Manges 1s expected to announca Main St painting. Carpentry,ntry. iATterational on Route 19, near lakea and sever quick sale J. D. Realty, 470 Main Manchester Rd. New custom by heat, generous liilze rooms, income When Eisenhower passed, shrill his resignation tonight at a meatr day, Bank terms. Good trades. GONDER’S TV Service—Motorola and additions. CeUIngs. Workman- THREE FRISKY well-marked kit mer's Market, 819 E. Middle At a meeting held by the Plan- Street, kri 3-5129. $500 DOWN 0.1.. »pllt level, three 6-room ranch, large lot, attractive jalousie windows. Aluminum sid cheers erupted and the spectatora Brunner’s your Lark dealer, In al small villages. Large iCe cream, Turnpike. Tel. MI 9-0474. tag and storms, beautifully from water supply, on *i acre lot. tag of the Regional 8 Board of 1939 CHEVROLET coupe, Stude- and Philco ractcry service. Hi-Fi, ship guaranteed. 299 Autumn St. volume. All ataihless steel equip tens, seven weeks old. to go to Apartments— Flat*— nini? ftfid ZkMiinp v?<>Tnnilssion of bedrooms, built-in*. 26 foot rec surroundings, $24,600. Builder. MI rose to their feet and threatened baker V-8 engine. Ready for the Talcottvlti'e. Open evenings. TeL the Town of Coventry, on June room. 125 foot frontage. $15,7!I0. ahrubbed lot, close to schools. Of Assume $70.10 monthly or new Bducailbn. , phonos and auto radios. 214 Spruce MI 8-4860. ment. Building four'years old. families who will enjoy them. MI STRAWBERRIES—Pick your own, Tenements 63 9-0870. financinf avaUable. again to break through, It is understood Manges yi in road. Asking $126. Call, after-$.! MI 3-5191. St. MI 9-1486. 9-7234. 13. 1960, following a pi'bWc hearing Farm and Land for Sale 71 Charlton W. Hutchins, MI 9-5132. fers Invited. MI 9-5051 after 5 Nice family »rze buslneas. Blxcel- 25c a quart. Bring your own con held May 16. i960, it wtJiVoted to Eisenhower, in what amounted terested in. an upcoming vacancy MI 8-6462. ■* CX)UGHLJN' ROOFmO Company, lent Income. Tom Minor, broker, SEVEN ROOM split lev^l, buUt-ta p.m.I to a lecture, told South Korea’# 1953 OLDSMOBILE Super 88 hard RADIO-TV REPAIRS, any mak( Inc. Altuninuni Siding, asphalt, tainer#; Michael Kurya, French t h r e e o r f o u r room apart- m a L ihe fol owing zoni c h ^ e . To NORTHERN Connecticut-110 acre 65 Je Xn r o a d —Large' custom stove, dishwasher, rec room, ga LAWRENCE F. FIANO' ta another district somewhere top, $400, Call MI 9-1879 after 6 :30 RockvUle, T R 5-5042. — • Rd., Bolton, off Route 85. menta Including heat, hot water, ARE YOU Interested in a ranch ifimeduck legislators .they must west of the Connecticut River. The 1969 LARKS by Studebaker. 2-door cars, amplifiers, phonographs and asbestos roofhig. Also aluminum, HOMES WANTED for cute kittens. rhange from Z o ^ to; fa^^^ elevation. Beautiful buflt rs^ch, center hall spacious rage,' assume 4^;% mortgage, Ml 3-2766 sedans, 2-door wagons. All solid p.m. ' ______changers. Over 47 years total ex galvanized or copper gutters,and MI 3-2321. gas for cooking, electric refrigera view, brook, pond, orchard, large living ro8^. Exceptionally large $101 monthly, $17,900. Carlton W. convenient to school and shopping not only talk democracy hut but district was not specified. A BUSINESS ^OF your own that PICK YOUR OWN strawberries, tor and gas stove. Call MI $-778? Business Zone the following parcels ■ with a new car warranty. Prices perience. 90 days guarantee on all leaders. Ml 8-7707. barn with silo, two-car garage kitchen, ^ufidry room, three bed Hutchins, kU 9-5132. district? Four years old, good con kn 3-0458 tress H with a free press, public Manges said his Interest ta 958 CHEVROLET Impala converti makes up to $85 to $300 per week, 25c a quart. Bring your own from 5-7 jl.t,-- of land; dition six rooms complete with Paul P. Fiano education and a fairly elected na start at $1398. No payments till work. Potterton’s, Ml 9-458?. Immediately. Make up to $85 to FIRST PARCEL: Located at the V4"ith workshop, sheds, seven room room*. l '« bath*; screened porch, transferring is so he con broadm ble, custom built. V-8 motor, RAY’S ROOFmO CO., Bblngle and ArticlM For Sale 45 baskets. 490 Keeney St. Manches f r o m ceramic tile walk-out ba.sement, kn 9-4410 tional assembly. September. Brunner’s, your Lark $ ^ ptr week, spare or full-time. FOUR ROOM garden apartment, corner of Dal.v Road,' and A>’er house, oil burner steam heat, all closets galhre, carpeting. over OWNER. 3 bedroom ranch Ed. Crawford his experience with the State s dealer, In Talcottville. power steering,- radio, heater, new CONNIE’S TV and Radio Service built-in roofs, gutter and conduc ter. in excellent condition. ■ Excellent sized garagk professionally land radiant heat, fireplace, tile bath fireplace, and aluminum combina The 233-man chamber has school districts. tires $1,800. Call after 4:30. MI available '' aU hours. .Setlsfaction Your own unattended route. No HOME MADE ravioli, fresh or clean, well maintained building, Road, ao-callcd and beginning at a tor work; roof, chimney repair*. point at the. Northw"esterly corner for' beef cattle ranch. Tom Minor, scaped lOOxW’ lot. Offered for aluminum storms, enclosed knotty tions. FHA approved. Owner MI ANDOVER CENTER agreed to dtascrfve itself next Manges was supported at a ra- WANTED — aean used cart. We 9-3542. guaranteed, C^ll MI 9-1315. Ray Hagenow, MI 0-2214; Ray aelllng required. Work from and frozen, SOc doz. 246 Avery Street, Household Goods 51 heat, hot wnter, etove, »W ***** BroHer, Rockville-; TR 5-6042. near home. Cap necessary. Na tor and p^kli^g, $115. MI 8-180$, of the land herein described, said immediate sale — under $30,000. ptae porch, outside terrace,, den 9-8131 after 4 p.m. month just before new n|itionwtde cent Board meeting for retention buy, trade down or trade any- Jackson. MI 8-8326. Wapping. MI 4-0604. Elva Tyler, Rea|tor, kH 9-4469, MI shrub enclosed yard, stove, ga elections naming a new slate of for another 2-year period as RH 1952 OLDSMOBILE 88, almost new tional Corp. appointing exclusive a d 6-1269, point marking the corner of Daly $8,600 full I e for this 7 room tbing, Pouglaa Motars, 333 Main. ELECTRIC STOVE, gas refrigera 9-5051. rage, sidewalks, curbs and sewers MORE OV HOWLAND’S legislators. . . . AM rural superintendent, although tires, new heavy duty battery, MORTENSEN TV Specialized RCA distributors In your area for uni LOa JH-^AND—Stone - Oravel — tor lc« box, two-bumer gas coffee Road and Ayer Road, the line runs Rouflcs tor Sate 72 home. Stone place, hcatalator, new muffler and tall pipe, good Fill arid Amesite. For prompt de FOR RENT—Why look further? Excellent condition throughout. 32 FINE HOMES large screen porch, 3-car base- Earlier, Eisenhower urga(l rest two Board members, John H. Y e^ G.M.G "Wa l k in , 6 cylinder, 9 foot television, service, r o 9-4841. Roofing und Chimneys 16-A versally accepted repeat food maker. MI 3-6389 after 6 p.m. thence in a Southerly direclion run- ____L BOLTON—Custom « room ranch, Conway Road, MI 9-3364. body, excellent condition, good motor and body, transmission products now selling In multi-mil livery cill Ml 3-8603. Walter P. W* have new 8% rpom, heat^ ning with and parallel to the East-; m a NCHESTEI Delightful Colo- 2 rooms -unfinished, less Korean studeuU, who sparked mans of Andover, and Mrs. Clif artistic stonework \ huge porch, Thompson — Outstanding plc; ford Wright of Hebron voted tires. Make an offer. MI 9-0980. gone. Coventry PI 2-7684. LAVW MOWERS sharpened and R O O F m o — Specializing repairing lion dollar sales volume. Minimum Miller, Trucking. ______SEVEN CUBIC foot refrigerator, apartments In residential area ct erly strefet line of Daly Road for njai, built By Ri isetto, 6 room*, 1*4 and ' church. Ideal for the April revolt, to keep faith RockvUle Just 16 minutes from breezeway. two-car Varage. land ALPINE STREET turesque Colonial on the "hUl-” against retention. They want ^ e repaired. Free plclt-up and de roofa of all kinds. New roof^ gut Investirfent for starting stock and good running condition, clean. Ml a disWnce of 21ft-teet to a stake ;-| baths, formal dhiing room, extra scaped reasonably priced. Carlton with democracy. He asked one of FOR SALE—1980 Ford . A. livery. Ail work guaranteed. Sales, TOP SOIL—possibly the cleanest Hartford by WUbur C rou High Four spacious bedrooms and nurs the student leaders, 21-yeSr-old district to have its own superin ter work, chimneys cleaned, re equipment. If you qualify, Corp. 4-0643. thence the line turn’s and runs in an i large living room, pice yard with W. Hutchins, k n '9-5132. Just listed—8 room cape cod, ery, eleven rooms in all. Carefully' , excellent condition. Call^Ml 9-4286 1953 FORD 2-door, radio, heater, service parts and rental equip paired. Aluminum aiding. 10 will supply you wdth protected and most fertile available any way. Kitchen appliances furmabed. fireplace. Selling'fdr $17,200. R. LAWRENCE F. FIANO Lee Tae-sup, to breakfast with tendent. , ..J where. Prompt delivery. Call Easterly direction along-other land bedrooms, combination storms and preserved original charm, two-car Loss of the superintendent sdM '"after 6. * - standard shift. MI 9-5009. ment; L * M Equlpmenr Co., years’ experispee. SYee e»U- customers. Exclusive areas .given Three Rooms of Furniture MI 9-4824. TR 5-1166. F. Dimock Co., kfl- 9-5245 or FIRST TIME ON MARKET screens, full cellar, walkout door to MI 3-2766 him along with seven other Ko I/eonard L. Glgllo, Bolton, MI of the Ayer estate for a distance of garage, carriage room and -horse another burden to the Distrirt Bamforth Road, Vernon. Bruno mates. Call Howley, M l Ml bn first come, first serve bfpls. 344 feet more or less to a stake; Johanna Evans, MX.9-5863. patio, oil heat, well landscaped lot rean leaders. 1969 LARK by Studebaker. 2-door 1957 FAIRLANE 500, two-door Moske. Ml 3-0771. If no answer 8-7083. ^ READY FOR occupancy—New ■ - - -.fl4,200^ stalls. Exceptional value at $24,400. Paul P. Fiano kn 3-0458 School Board. The Board is soon to 8-0763. For local Interview call Yonkers, FROM MODEL HOME thence the line turns and runs in a withrtrees. The owner will leave MI 9-4410 - Eisenhower chatted extensively sedan, 4-door sedan with over , hardtop, power steering, radio and cay ArLaska,-TR 6-7609 CoUecL ^ room apartment with" ceramic tile n ic e 6 ROOM Colonial with fire Eve. Bin' Boles, MI 9-9858. Ed. Crawford with; Lee about the students* start Interviewing ‘ candidates to N 'Y. YO 8-2110 or write Box POWER LAWN MOWERS—Jacob bath, buUt-ta oven and etove, N'ortherlv direction along other stove, "^"refrigerAtor. automatic drive, ,2-door station wagon. All heater, privsitely owned. MI Cost Over $700 place: East Middle Turnpike, Five room Cape Cod plus one un- dedication to democracy.. He also ■ lake the tft»ce of Principal Cm I- sold with new car warranty. 3-4483 M & M RUBBISH REMOVAL Serv- No. O. sen, Bolens, Toro and Ariens. Self- 4iulet neighborhood, $128, MI land of the Ayer estate and one washer and dryer. A real buy at Manchester—Six room ranch, ga Heating and Plnmbing 17 $14,900. J. D. Realty, 470 Mata *t.,' ftalShed, full shed dormer, plus 2 $13,500. Only $1,000 down. Hurry on rage, newly redecorated inside, talked at. length with one of ion B. Seybqlt, whose resignation Prices start at $l-,898. No pay- Ice—residential, commercial, In propelled, push or riding. 18 to 80 S-2573. Denis L. Huot, partly by each, for kU 3-5129 73 1959 PL'YMOUTH Fury. 2-door NEVER BEEN USED a distance of '210 fert to a stake; front dormers, plastered walls, full this one. good 5% mortgage; Close to bus lx)t» tor Sale Rhee’s longtime foes, former Vice becomes effective June 30. menta till September. Brunner’s, dustrial. Attics, cellars, yards. In PLUMBING AND heating — re Inches. Ask for demonstration *nd Complicating the problem fur hardtop, fully equipped, excellent Help Wanted— Female 35 be satisfied. Tradein yoM old ma. Sale Price $388 IMMACULA’TE five room duplex thence the line turns" again and 60-62 PORTER ST. Exceptionally Insulation, tile bath, hot water oil and shopping. $15,500, Eve. Ray President John M. Chang. your Lark de^er In Talcottville. cinerator-cardboard drums. Lawn modeling Installations, repairs. THREE B ZONE lots with city Chang, a leading prospect for ther Is replacement by election ta condition. Phone MI 9-8388. mowing. Light trucking. Ml 9-9757. chine. Parts and seirWCe. We with two enclosed porches and runs In a westerly direction, run large two-family, now vacant, ex heat, garage, amesite drive, com Holcombe, ktl 4-1139. NO PAYMENTS till September, All work guaranteed 25 years ex REGISTERED NURSE or licensed Pay Only $4 Week : spacious yard. Garage, oil heat, MANCHESTER REALTY water. Union St, M,qnchester the prime minister’s job after the two and possibly-three experienced perience. j24diour , service. Call | practical nurse part-time. 3 p.m sharpen and repair most all band ning with and parallel to the South cellent condition; Priced right tor bination window* and doors. Ex - Manchester—Seven room home, Jet black 1959 Ford V-8 4-door SPECIAL 1940 Chevrolet with 1954 ALL TYPES screens repaired with and power lawn mowers. Ml electric hot water. No children, no erly street line of- Ayer Road for a quick sale, ktl 9-6229, 9-6. $2,500 each Ml 9-64$5. election, handed Eiaenhowgr a members on the School Board dur motor, in good’ running condition, Ml 9-474$.______to 11 p.m., 11 p.m; to 7 a.m. Ver Sacrificing complete bedroom, pet*. Rental $80. Inquire $48 cellent condition. City water and CO. delightful 1*4 acre lot, large barn, se'aled envelope giving his views ing this period. sedan with Fordomatlc drive Alcoa screenings. New screens 3-7958. Capitol Equipment Co., 88 distance of 144 feet more or less TWO (JHOICE lots In XA’ zone, one radio, heater, safety belts. A real Call MI 9-7972 after 7 p.m. non Haven Convalescent Home complete living room and kitchen Adams St. DUPLEX 6-6, 94-96 School St., mod- sewerage. Quiet neighborhood. ideal comfortable country atmo on how to move South Korea James Foran of Andover ^ made up. 447 Main Street or call Vernon Center, Conn. ’ER. 5-2077. Mata St. to a stake at the point of begin MI 3-0000 heavily wooded. Also one In Rqck- solid car priced at $1,995. Good MI 9-4533 for free plck-up. decorator furniture from model dis erii bathrooms, ..two-car gara^, Well landscaped lot. sphere.* toward real democracy. Details places Mrs.,' Myra Houle, vvho did Millinery Dressmakihg 19 play home. We will give you free GENERAL RENTAL agency— We ning. ■ s edge. Terms avaiabe. T. J. tr^es. Bank terms. Drive It to TEACHElt FOR Manchester nurs PICNIC TABLES, attached seat*, BOUNDED: excellent location. Reduced. J. D. were not made public. not seek yeelection. and Dri C ^ rlM 1954 BUICK Special, A-1 condition HI-FI COST too much? Buy a kit. full 'size 30" wide top, 6 foot, delivery ahd free storage up to-one specialize in rentals of all kinds. Realty. 470 Main St., Ml 3-5129. MANCHESTER Manchester—Custom built six Crockett, Realtor. Ml ^577. Eisenhower promised the legis Larcomb of Hebron defeated Board night at Brunner’s In Talcottville ery school, three mornings s North by Ayer Road CHARLES LESPERANCE room ranch, distinguished home, Open evenings. , clean. Owner. PI 2-7230. Expert advice on your needs. Free $19.95; 8 foot $22.95; 10 foot year, - J.-D. Realty, .Ml 3-5129, evenings, $ $ 660 Down $ $ ------‘ \buys lators the United Slates would member Alfred Goldstein. Theto ALTERATIONS made quickly and week, two hours each, day. For In East by Denis J. Huot,-or as 4 CAROL DR*VE — Rockville. $18,- good neighborhood, finest construe-* BOX MOUNTAIN Drive. V ernon- estimates and reasonable rates on $25.95; sturdy braced constnictiori MI 3-1837. 470 Mato St. MI 9-7620 attractive six room home close to Beautiful lot, 150x209 $1,800, L D. stand squarely bealde South Korea two new members were elected ta 1950 CHEVROLET, ,4-door deluxe efficiently. Ml 9-6655. , formation please call MI 8-1896 NORMAN’S signs and Ayer estate. 650. 5- room ranch, large living center of town. All 'rooms ore tion, 1500"4q, ft. of family living, 1*4 construction. We repair aRi-makes. o f , 2x10 Western Fir. Zinc plated South by other land of Ayer ei- Realty kU 3-5129. 470 Main 6t. against any new Red aggression- radio and heater, standard trans Call MI 3-0204 now. * bolts Delivered and assembled. BASEMENT APARTMENT— Two cabinet kitchen, 8 bed- HARLAN STREET— Expandable targe abundance of closet space, ceramic baths, craftsmanship ma COMPTOMETER 443 Hartford Road hogany woodwork throughout, love and would continu to aid in eco The thii'd new meftiber.could con Wonderful Sheath misBion, low mileage. Owner MI W. lin ker Ml 9-6444. rooms, kitchen and sun porch, tatc. rooms, 1V4% mortaag#I rtei can be cape, fireplace, large attractive two bathe, full basement, garage nomic development. Movtag—Traddiig— ■'/•A Before you buy furniture any lavatory. 82 North Street. 1® \VSst by Daly Road. " ■' ’ Robertson, ly shaded yard. Eve. Dick Hayes, ceivably come from Marlborough 9-6920. RUBBISH REMOVAL Servicer-At OPERATOR assumed. Marlon E. kitchen, aluminum storms, en- amesite ' drive, private terrace, LAKE IX)T for sale In Coventry. Speaker Kwak Sang-hoon, ta Storage 20 where—shop at Norman’s. . 9-3166. SECOND PARCEL: Beginning clMed yard, nice condition, only kn 3-0527. which Is holding .Us election t ^ tics, cellar and storage' rooms clothesline poles Installed and Broker, Ml 3-5958. PIJA approved. Evenings call Bill Ml 3-7376. presenting the President to the night. Dptiglas Secord is the Boart cleaned.,.Also yard cleaned. Rea Opening for a comtometer opera reset. U s^ chain sow. Good farm TAKE OVER PAYMENTS at a point on the Southerly line pf $13,900;- Carlton W. Hutchins, ktl Boles, MI 9-9858. MANCHESTER Moving and Truck- THREE An d FOUR room apart MANCHESTER - :Custom built, member from that tovro. It is not sonable. MI 3-2605. tor to do interesting and varied loam..,UJ 9-1353. - FROM OUR BANK Ayer Road, said point "being the 9-5132. WARREN E. HOWLAND ROCKLEDGE section. Manchester Isn't It Beautiful? tag Compimy. I ^ a i ^ M d i ^ ^ | be■ experienced. • ” Mod ments, furnished or unfurnished, northwesterly corner of land here oversize 6 room Cape, on bus line, WARREN E. HOWLAND Realtor MI 3-1108 —Beautiful lot in AA location, city knowTi if he will reelectlon. FOR UNPAID BALANCE parking, garage, adults. Pleasant Legal Notice TYPEWRITERS and office ma- tance moving. pwWng Mds^^^^^ air-conditioned office. Excel CLOSE-OUT new picnic tables, at in described aqd the northeasterly shrubbed lot, with shade trees. VERNON—Deluxe six room ranch ,575 Main Street water and sewer. Owner trans age. Regular service througnmit i - - —— 1, 2, OR 3 YEARS TQ PAY! location. MI 3-6M9. Realtor. MI 3-1108 .AOH-EOR SHERWIN chlncs^rraalrs, sales, service and tached seats, 80” wide <°P. * toot. corner of lah2t..now or formerly of One-car garage, amesite drive, on 200 x400' lot. Large fireplaced Manchester. Conn. ferred. Ml 3-2563.' LIQDOB PERMIT rentals. MI 9-3477. New a a u ... $13.60, 8 foot. $16.50; 2" lumber. START PAYING city water, sewer and sidewalks. living room, spacious dining 575 Main Street —— NOTICE o r APPIJCAIION Bridgeport. June 20 THREE ROOM apartment, heat, Yvonne Pelletier, the line thence Manchester, Conn. This 1» tn glvx notice that I. VALEN MI 8-66 Delivered assembled. W. Zlnker, IN AUGUST runs in an- easterly direction along Priced tor quick sale. Philbrick room, family sized kitchen plus LOADEID AND priced for a quick TINO H. FIANO, of L.vman Rrt . Bolinn. rick M. jSherwin. Bridgeport TOWN AND COUNTRY amesite— 8 ROOMS FURNITURE stove and washing machine, near jXgency, Mi 9-8464-. '______three large bedrooms. Recreation sale. Over 1600 sq. feet in this have filed an application ilaleri June dent of the Connecticut Branch Daly Road a recreation room, wall to wall car convention. Others ., elected were and/or draperies. Must be ex three bedroom*, two-car garage. $17,900. Truly magnificent. Call TINO R. FIANO, ot Lyman Rd., BM- Complete or partial business jserv- MANCHESTER Package DeUvery. 8 ROOMS FURNITURE i centrally located. MI 9-1683. Eve distance Pf one Jiufidred fifty (150) Marion E. Robertson, broker,, ktl MANCHESTER— Six room cape peting attached garage, lovely WILI JNG'rON-’-Elght room house, ton. Conn., and will be eondncteij^m- John P. O’Donnell. Nonvalk,.,.,Ylc6 perienced and produce outstanding 750x14 Whitewalls $14;95 now Paul J. Correnti, kn 3-5.163. VAI,F;NTIN0 R. fiano. of Lyman Rd.. ices for the small businessman at Light trucking and package deliv $10.16 MONTHLY nings AD 3,-4793. feet therefrom' to. a point six (6) 8-5953. with one-car garage. Full base yard 95x150. Shown only by ap oil burner hot ali** heat,, large president: Francis .1. Dennehy; reasonable rates. TeL, MI 9-8736, ery. Refrigerators, washers ah«l quality work. Top wages for top ' feet southeast of the northwest cor pointment. E lva T yler, Realtor, porch, excellent condition, artesian Bolton, FIANO. Danbury, secretary: and . Michael All sizes at lowest prices. WestinghouBe Refrigerator. Living THREE ROOM apartment, heat, ment, oil heat, combination storm EPLTON stove: moving speclEdty. Folding work. Box H, Herald. ner of; land now or formerly of . Con MANCHESTER —- 4-room ranch windows and screens, all city utili MI 9-4469, Ml 9-505L______well, beautiful shade trees,. barn pat®d Junr IW- Gill. :Meriden.' treasurer. MAN WITH %-ton plck-up available Exchange and tax Room, Bedroom, Dinette, Rugs, hot water, stove, refrigerator,' ga- , chairs for rent. Ml $-0752, WHAT DOES an Avon Representa rad; 8. Kowatajtl for a distance of type home, central heat, city util-, ties. conveniently located to bus, Neat ranch with four roohis ptas with iwo-’car garage, chicken evenings and weekends for light Lampa, Tables rage, spacious gp’ounds. MI 9-5229,. 'Three hundred seventy .(370) feet MUST BE SOLD—8. room colonial. tive do?. She calls on women In Ities, excellent lot, on bus line. schools and atores. Full price a large oversized garage. Real big coop, 3*,4 acres level land, fruit- trucking. PI 2-8376. COLE’S DISCOUNT ’ EVERYTHING $297.34 9-6. more or less; thence "the line runs $9,900. ' Other listings, .Philbrick 4 bedrooms, living room with fire trees, beautifur location,. near their home to show them Avon’i $13,200, Alice Clampet, Realtor, place, '2 full baths, walkout base lot. Terrific value for oply $11,200. l^nting-7-Paperlng - 21 S ROOMS FURNITURE In a northwesterly direction to the Agency* kll 9-8484. MI 9-4543 or MI 3-7357. schools. In a small village, 4*4 nationally advertised products STATION ■ ^ $14.74 MONTHLY northwest corner of said Kowalski ment,' garage, amesite ^drive.- On Route 6,,five ropm ranch with RUBBISH REMOVAL from cellars Shb takes orders for oUr wonder 80x175 lot. Paul J. Correnti, MI miles to UConn. $15,800. Tom EXTERIOR AND. Interior patoitag. 436 CENTER ST. Washing Machine, Westtaghouse a distance of six (6) feet thence the SOUTH WINDSOR -Custom, built SECLtlDED ampiig trees, six room full basement. The lot abuts an Sx- Minor, broker, Rockville, TR and yards. MT 3-0167. Free estimates.' Very reasonable ful Fragrances, Beauty. Aids and executive 74 foot ranch with 10 3-5363. •‘ f Refrigerator, Bedroom, Ll'Ving • SEPTIC TANKS^ line runs southwesterly oh the line ranch, puilt-in stove, garage, huge cellent fishing brook. Can’t be 5-5942. rates. Call MI 3-0494. Toiletries. She keeps 40c of every TOOL AND Equipment rentals. Room, Dinette, Dishes, Rugs, acres of land, 2-car garage, IM dollar's worth she seHs. Call now c l e a n e d and INSTALLED of said Kowalski to a point for a lot, excellent condition, only. SO. WINDSOR, West R o a d - Five beat for only $15,750. Amesite Drives Household Services Sales and service. AP Equipment, Lamps, Tables, Blankets distance of eighty-one and 95/100 baths, enclosed shower. High cta^ $16,900. Carlton W. Hutchins, kn PAIN'HNG ranches $99.50; capes for Interview so you can take Im 945 Center Street, MI 9-2062. Open vacation with beautiful view. The room ranch, attached garage. Just Bayberry Road—Top value In Wantefi— Real Estaty 77 and split levels, $119.50 plus pabit. EVERYTHING $398.22 • SEW ERS (81.95) feet; thence the line runs 9-6132. like new. A. J, Buckley, Coventry. ^ Offered 13-A mediate advantage of this un evenings. best of everything has gone Into this home. Six large comfortable Call MI 9-0229. equaled earning opportunity. Call Price Includes Delivei^r, Setup, HAdflNE CLEANED northwesterly to the southwest line PI 2-?932. IF YOU WISH personaL—Service, of land now Or formerly of„ Joseph this house can be bought with or BOLTON, Cider Mill Road — A rooms plus a neat barn In the rear. TV SERVICE - Potterton’a aU CH 7-4137. STORM Windows and screens, one ■Service. Guarantee Immediate de without acreage. J. D. Realty, 470 real home in the country. call Joseph A. Barth, proker. MI PAINTINO AND panelerhanglng. A. Barrett for a distance of twelve MANCHESTER ROAD. Gi’a*ton- Big corner lot. plenty of woods, etc. makes. Highest quality g;uaranteed 30x66, two 24x39. Screens same livery Or Free Storage until needed. • INSTALLATION Main 8t„.,MJ 3-5129. This is the place you are look 9-0320, THF work and parts, over 47 years ex Good clean workmanship at rea Phone for appointment . and .7/10 (12.7) feet; thence the line bury, facing the golf course, 6 Asking $16,000. sonable rates. 80 years in Man- size as above. $1 each. Combina SPECIALIST ■ nuis in a northeasterly llne,„along ing for. 5 room ranch, beautifully room Cape, breezeway garage, perience. Fam-«’" for service since Help wanted— Male 36 tion door one 36x81, $5. Please call SAMUEL a l b e r t , Hartford $12,600—SIX room cape, full baae- landscaped lot, 100x264, with ARE YOU CONSIDERING cheater. ftaymond Fisk*, Ml * land of said Barrett for a distance nice lot. Priced tor quick sale. J., SIX, yes SIX acres plws a seven Thomas Colla CO. 1931. Phone MI 9-4537 for beat CH .7-0358 • ment, comblnatl' windows and trees,-shrubs, amesite drive and 9-9237 after-6. MI 9-3022. of one hundred ten (110) feet; D Realty, 470 Main St., MI 3-5129. room ranch with a two-car baae- SELLING YOUR service. AMBITIOUS married man with See It Dajf -Or Night doors, amesite drive, shade tree*, arage. "Large picture book car-for Fuller Brush sales work, Town and Country thence the line runs In a north m'ent garage up on Notch Road, PROPERIY? JA 2.57S0 A.B.C. AUTOMATIC washer. Good If you have no means ot trans 30 days 'occ-oancy. Marion E, fitchen." Large living room, fire VERNON—Custom designed slk HAROLD & SONS, Rubbish remov EXTERIOR AND Interior painting full or part-time. Manchester-East running condition. $30. 97 Hollister westerly directlpn along land of Robertson. Broker. MI 3-5953. Ideal setting, plenty of privacy and Ml 9-5224 al, cellars cmd attics cleaned. and paperbanging. Wallpaper portation. I ’ll send my auto for place, many extras. Excellent fi room ranch, 15x24 paneled living a real nice home. Sensibly priced We will estimate value of your Hartford area. MI 9-0090. St. Drainago Go. said Barrett for a distance of one Ashes, papers all rubbish. Harold books. Guaranteed workmanship. you. No obligation. CUSTOM BUILT Gambolatl ranch, nanglng^ ciharles W, Lathrop, room with fireplace, 3 twin size at only $21,000. property without obligation. We ’ hundred ten (110) feet to the east Agent, kn 9-0384. Hoar. MI 9-4084. Reasonable rates. Fully Insured. PART-TIME Service station man, POUR WHEEL boat tracer 1949 A—L—B—E—R—T— ’S Ml M 1 4 3 line of Daly Road; thence thb line sparkling clean, In one of Man bedrooms, formal dining room, also Buy property for cash. Fast and courteous service. Lao ceramic bath, partially finished few evenings and weekends. Ex Buick, one Doodlebug, Cl.etrac 43-45 ALLYN ST.. HARTFORD runs In a northeasterly direction cheater’s ’ finest neighborhoods, MANCHESTER— Three bedroom Member Multiple Listing. . ^ DICK’S WEATHERSTRIP Com-, J. Pelletier. Ml $-6826. . perienced preferred. MI 9-8198, be recreation room with fireplace, T. J. CROCKETT, Realtor 8101 tractor, $350. PI 2-7211. along aald Eaaterly line of Daly Consists of six rpoms, 16x24 foot Cape, two full baths, living room, panv doors and windows, custom fore 5. Open Nights Till 8, SaL 6 p.m. living room garage, 100x3M many flfie features. Must be'seen. STANLEY BRAY, Realtor » -2 0 .’work guaranteed. Call collect Wll- EXTERIOR and interior patattag. Road to a soutterly line of said dining room, kitchen, nine closets, “ MI 3-1577 WITH THt NEW ■LADIES’ DRESSES, dusters, skirts FRIGIDAIRE electric stove 86’ Pelletier for a distance of Seventy wooded lot. R. F. Dimock Co., kU Price $20,900. Paul J. Correnti, BRAE-BURN R‘EALTY ‘ limtuitlc HA 3-1196. CeUtags reftalshed. Paperhangtag. TAILOR and blouses, size 16-18. Girl’s many built-ins, paneled recreation kfl 3-5363, PAn-O-RAMA Wallpaper books. Elstimates given. excellent working condition, $20. seven and 4/10 (77.4) feet; thence 9-5245 or Barbara Woods. MI room, laundry room, 14x14 open MANCHESTER—Let u* show you a ir -conditioning i/i; youVam’ em MI 3-6273 PLAT FINISH- Holland window clothes sizes 12-14, Reversible heir CaU PI 2-8444. the line runs in a southea-stefly line 9-7702, the Inside of this charming 5% A joy to sew and wear, the B^iUy covered by Insurance. Call Manufacturer has opening for loom bedspread, double. Bed IfclU'VAM’ EM porch, storms and screens,, hot TWO FAMILIES slimming sheath ha* a special Waist Sixes 2i-25-26'/i shades made to measure. All Edward R. Price. M3 9-1003. along the southerly line of said Pel klANCHESTER—N, Elm St.—New water oil heat, two blocks tp grade room ranch, 2*,4 years old. Full SELLING—BUYING—Trading? We -• metal Venetian blinds at a new man with knowledge Of ladles’ lights and pin-up lights and mis basement, aluminum combination spot in every wqll mannered cellaneous articles. MI 9-5988, letier to the southheasteriy corner, 'modern two-family duplax^ nice school. Junior High and Senior Manche*ter—6-3 duplex with all offer you free confidential in A graceful,,circular skirt-(that lott .price. ■ Keys mq^e while you e x t e r i o r HOUSE Painting Serv coats and suits. ExceUent oppor- for a distance of One Hundred for High. Omvenlent to churches, windows and doors, large lot. con spections and arrange all-ftaMC- is so easy-sto sew) is embroidered ice." -Free estimates. Fully In lot, shade trees, city utilities, bus utilities. Asking $15,000. And 4-8 HEATING PLUMOING No. 8101 writh Patt-O-Rama la wait. Marlow’s. p, t [tunlty for advancement. Apply. SEPTIC TANKS ty-four (144) feet; thence the line line. For Information call builder, shopping. Well landscaped, flat with all utilities, targe glassed- venlent location, mortgage may tag from start to finish. Mitten In sizes 10, 12,' 14. 16. 18, 20. with luscious rose motifs worked sured. Quality workmanship guar NURMI runs In a northeasterly, direction $17,800j Owner transferred. MI be assumed to approved buyer will work hand and glove wiUi in croBs-sUtcb and rich blending WBAVINO of Burns, moth holes anteed. Edward YWmans. PI AND Leon Cieszynskl. Ml 9-4291. in porch on a tremendous lot for We handle Humidifiers, Dehumidifiers, Drinking toun- Bust 31 to 40. Size 12, 32 bust, AUTO BODY along the east line o f said Pelletier 9-2537. only $14,900. Both conveniently Id with $3,500 cash. Full price you. Member Multiple 3H yard* of 36.-lnch; H yard con colors. and torn clothing, noaiery run*, 2-8002. MANCHESTER MODES, Invitation to Bid MANCHESTER—Two-family house $17,900. Alice Clampet, Realtor, hr dbag* repaired, zipper re to the southerly line of Aygf Road Service. Call the Ellsworth Mitten trast. Pattern No. 2041 has tissu e- Sealed bids will be received rt PLUfiGED SEWERS and thS point of heginnlng for a in excellent condition. Separate NORTH END—Only $18,900! Year eated. MI 9-4543 or'M l 8-735T. Agency, Realtors. kP. 8-6980. tains, Water Softeners and Water Hea|ers. waist sizes 24, 25 and 26^4 incl.; placement, umbrella* repaired, EXTERIOR AND Interior paipttaK, INC. the Office of the General Manager, old ranch, 6 room*, .built-in range To order, send 35c in coins to decorating, ceilings floors, paper- distance of tw'o hundred ten (210) heating units, oil fired, three-car LAWRENCE F. FIANO * Sue Burnett, The Manchester hot-iron transfer for 6 motifs; color men’s shirt Ulars reversed and 41 Center St., Manchester, Conn, and oven, baseboard heat, fire FOUR BEDROOMS replaced. Mariow’s UtU* Mend hanging.^ Clean ~ ‘ workmans! ■ ansnip. Pine Street Maehiae GIs^ imI feet. garage, good location. Philbrick ktl $-2766 DAV ELECTS Evening Herald, 1160 AVE. OF chart. ' i until June 24, 1960-at 10:45 A.M. •Ilie above change will become Agency, kfl 9-8484.^______place, walk-out baaement. Small To order,bSend 2Sc In coins to: ing Shop. Free estimates. No job too smim. Se'ptio Tanka, Dry Well*. Sewer cash assumes mortgage. Robert LlfStime family home. Quist AMEBICAS, NEW YORK 86, N for One Truck Chassis and Cab, Line* Instolled—^U ar Water affective as of July 1,1960. Paul P. Fiano Ml $-0458 Hartford, June 20 i/P)— (Connec Anne Cabot, The Manchester Elve- John VerfalUe,-MI 3-2521. EXPERIENCED Bid forms and specifications are BOLTON—This Cape Cod 1a a K Anderson Agency, JA $-0139. kfl $-4410 residential section. Everything ticut members of the Disabled WILLIAMS OIL SERVICE y . . . ALL MAKES of T^V. radio and proofing Done. A copy of the above change has Ed Crawford Eor IsUclaa* mailing add 10c ning H e r a ld . 1150 AVE. OF home electronic aqu^unaht w - avaUable at the Controller’s Office, " been filed In the office o f the. Town treasure you always cherish growing fa'mlly desire*. American Veterans elected Mi AMERICAS, NEW YORK 86, N.Y. IN GAUGE GRINDING 66 Center Street, Manchester, Six room*, X% baths. 8 or four -MANCHESTER-Large ’ two-family chael A. TrbcoUo.'Danbury. state 341 b r o a d ST.— p h o n e Ml 9-4548 for each pattern. Print Name, Ad* pertly repaired with a 90-day h o u s e n e e d patattag? C*U Ml| Clerk ta Coventry. 6-6. Need* some repair. Ten acre* SEVERAL LOTfl At Coventry L*k#. . For lat-claas mailing add 10c for bedrooms, one acre of land, ^and Water and clubhous* privllegAS. H.B.GRADY S9tb dr*** with Zone, -Style No. and guarantee. Call Ur. Britney at the $-8711, MI 8-7018. Plaasast working conditions, Conn. ■ . „ lldCINNEY BROS. Off North School St. PLANNING AND of land, targe frontage. Future commander at tha. group’* Size. , each pattern. Print Name, Address Manchester TV. Ml $-1(146. company benefits. Apply In person. Town, of Manchester, Conn, ZONING COMkUSSION new, priced at only $16,^. R. F. $i 95-$285. Tima paymwitt). MI ooim nO m yaatordoy- with zone and Pattern Number. Richard Martin, General S«wwro w Disposal Co. M l *-8884—Maneheate* Uimock Co., MI B-82« at, Barbara po**iblUtle*. Tongrdtaj. Bnfiwr, ^ ' MIS-8009 Send 86c today for your copy of 9 By Nathahn L. Miller, Main 8t., MI 8-6821. 8-7560. . Uw Spring A Summer laeue of our Have you the ’60 Album con^ , Manager 18G-1SS i S y l StJ~AO $-5*$S BIlBta Ooort Chairman. Wood*. MI 9-7702. - ewojpi^ pj^tem magazine Bazlc tainteg many lovely designs and Heridd Adv*. I* A tfrt Mo, 18* fre«ffl|ittern*r Only 26c a copy! ii ■■■ . .*■ c . Tha Weather ForecMt of U. S. WeWkev BafsM V A tmtskO Dallr*Net Press Run MONDAY, JUNE 20. 1960 For Ou Week ft*ded ^wtttna l|gralb June 4Ik 1S60 ' - "'Oonsklerable eJoufllness tonlgM Low 5 5 -6 0 . Wednesday okrady, oodeii chance of rain «I«yeIopl|ig ^chery Classes 1 3 ,1 3 5 (T' In afternoon. High 79-75. Member ef the Audit Manche$Ur-f~A C ity o f Village Charm About Town To Begin June 28 CHOICEST ME'AtS IN TOWMl | Buienu e f OIrealstlon _ . ,____ (ClaaaUled ik«vertlalBf ea Pne* M) PRICE FIVE CENTS •The Newcomer* caub of -Man- An archery prqgram will be MANCHESTER,^0 NN., TUESDAY, JUjNE 21, 1960 cherter-win hold iU June dinner conducted by the Recreation I>e- (SIXTEEN PAGES) partment for the second year be SPECIAL TUESDAY ONLY VOL. L X 3& 6. NO. 22S meetlrigr tomorrow at 7 pjn. at Twenty nuembers of the Man Gavey’a Reafaurant., Tl>e dimier chester Radio Club will set up a ginning June 28. The season will continue for eight weeks. OUR REGULAR will be preceded by a cockW l hour commtihicationa center In Vernon According to plana, archery at 6:30 p.m. this weekend to compete in the an sessions will be held two days Pauling Blasts State Newsf each week; Tuesday aiid Thurs Daughters of Uberty, No. 17, nual nationwide American Radio Four Relay League field day. day. All necessary equipment will, 6^ lb. HAMBURG will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. in be* supplied by the Recreeition Bid for Names Orange Hall. All officers will The competition, lasting 24 Department. The archery range Roun wear, white gowna to receive Mie. hours, will engage an estimated will be set up bn Memorial Field Eldwln Jacobson, Installing deputy, 13,000 Hama in the United States Industrial Park at In N-Ban Plea ■west of the football field. Hartford, June 21 (JP)— Ah wlio .will make her. official visit. and Canada. Each participating Philip Hyde, high school In Refreshments will be served. club’s aim is to score the greatest structor, will again be In charge 2 lbs. for 99,* Wakhington, June 21(/P)— sentee voting will not be per number of contactr with other of the program, according to Rec UnuB Pnuling expressed con- mitted in the July 27 Repub- Three new members received in amateurs. reation Superintendent J j^ e s F. Bon rem today over a request . by licBn primary to determine to the J.pbllee Club of Center Con- The Manchester group will camp Herdlc Jr. , -the party nominee for the ■ eregaOonal Church yesterday out on Box Mountain 4h Vernon Registration for the program the Senate Internal Security Miss Caroline M. Qlbson, M l« beginning at 4 p.m. Saturday. The will take jilace'’ at the high school Highland Park Market Ons of the buyer* said they jjlan subcommittee that he name Fourth congressional post>. Four businessmen, t h r ^ , Nellie Lull md'-^larl N ym a^A ll members will work in shifts. Club A. Stllion Photo field TuMdaii. June 28. There Is to clean and paint portions of the fellow scientist® who helped That’s the word today from Sec have been members of the Chris Jon M. Harrison Robert F. Sweet members aay the field day gives no ch Ml 3^278 from Manchester, w e negotir pljuit area needing It. Boms small him campaign against nuclear retary of Stite Ella T. Gras to who tian Church for 50 years and ate them the chance to set up radio re Receives B,A, 317 H IG H LA N D ST. Sting for purchase of the said that absentee ballots, are ner- structures will probably ’ be torn weapons tests. now members of Center Church. Trinity College Graduates ceivers and transmitters under ,iMiss Anne Welles Stllson, main block of factory build dowih he said, to glveYnore space mlsSable under law onlv at elec There are 61 Jubilee Club rnem- emergency conditions Ih the open. for trailer tniCxq and shipping The world-famed scientist said tions at which elective officials are daughter of Mr. and. Mrs. C. ings of the 76-year-old Bon he feared they “ would he sub Ike’s vbers. Jon Michael------Harrison, son of?>^ ^ Tents, tables, portable genera Hoyt Stllson^ 78 Campfield Rd.,-re operations. ■ chosen. rifle team in i956 and 1957. He Is a A U TO Ami Ck>. Inc., at 76 Hilliard poenaed before this committee and But s primarv, she said. 1* dif Mr. and Mrs. Albert W. Harrison, graduate of Manchester High tors and the needed radio equip ceived her bachelor of arte de The buildings were put on sale subjected to the treatment to ^RegistraUon of new pupils , at gree from Connecticut'College for BODY o u r ^ professional St. with plane to set up an in Oct. 31 when Bon Ami moved Its ferent In that the voting there 1* 33 Myrtle St., and Robert T. Sweet, -School. ment wlll be trucked to the Vernon OLLIE’S wWch I have been subjected." He only to pfek the ‘‘nominee" to run the Religious School of Temple Sweet, who majored in ew- site by the club members. The con Women June 12. dustrial park there. operation* to'Vestern and mld- did hot elaborate on what treat Beth Sholom will take place to son o f Mr. and Mrs. Howard F. A in the regular election. nOmics, received a A.B. degree. He test will end at 4 p.m. Sunday. The A former president of the stu if WELDING . The purchnalng group, Lgon Ru westerh locations. .The Gregg and ment he had in tnlnd. Mrs. Grasso’s declaration fol- morrow and Wednesday from 3 to Sweet, 242 Papjcfi^ St., were gradu group*^ will operate transmitters dent council at Maivchestey High bin of Engineered Metal* Inc., Son Co. of Nashua, N JI., millwork I don’t .want to hide anybody,” ated from Trinitj’ -College on June was treasurer of Alpha Chi Rho i f A U TO BODY ond . . . .. ______. ... low* widesnread interest by Fair- , 5 p.m. fraternity, a member of the New of four different wavelengths. School, Miss Stllson majored in Jack R. Hunter of Hunter Con ing firm, bought the plant ware he said, and finally agreed to de-1 c^untv Reputtlcans over the 12. The club has Invited interested the history of art at Connecticut FENDER REPAIRS struction Corp,, Stuart H. V. Carl- house In December 1959. TTie re Harrison, an English major, re- man Club, and played freshman clde during a reqpss i^ether “ > I question of being permitted to use R ejected Lt. Col. Henry Hilliard, 28 Bli.ss people to visit the site during the College. ' , WHAT IT MEANS TO YOUl . eon of Carlaon Exprea* Inc., aiql maining buildings, weit of the comply wiUi a request for names. celved a B.A. degree. He was a soccer and baseball. He will en i f COMPLETE CAR absentee votes in the 3-wav GOP St , Lt. Col. Woodrow. T. Trotter, ter Georgetown Law School ' In conffest. She served as a House Junior, a Irving Elagle of the Strick Trailer wariihousea, have been vacant Pauling said his decision wCuld contest there. Many have Indicat member of the Brownell Club. ^Ir PAINTING Gorp. in New Haven, have made an .■>75 Gardner St., both of Man September. ' member of the Student Alumnae Sa V iNG EVERY WAYI since then. be reached in consultation with A. ed they planned to be out-of-state Washington, Juno chester. and" Major T^alter John- Force ROTC, and co-captain of the IniUal deposit on the property and Bon Amli which U selling much l . Wlrsn, beaided Los Angeles at* Building Fund Assn., and a mem '^\l ACQUER and. ENAMEL on the Primary date. The U.S.-Japahese 'security sOrt of Lakeview Dr./Coventry, of ber of the Cohn Chord, a singing TEL. Ml 8-5025 Send all your washablet io plan to close the sale In September. of Its old equipment to- companies : tomey accompanying him. The Fourth District GOP nom ficers attached to the 1050th U.S course in various small firearms at St. Pat’s Pipers group. She will become .a teacher /'u s for the beaul^fnl results The now vacant building*, hav inee for Congress was picked June treaty was called up in the the Marine Corps schools in Quanti- ing roughly 145,000 square feet of (Continned on Page Thrse) Army Reserve SOh'ooI of Hart- Coast Guardsman in the Glastonbury system In the 281 ADAMS ST. that only professional laun- , (Oontbiaed OB Page Nine) 11 In a’ brisk contest. He’s State Senate today for a vote later co, Va.: instruction in Coast Guard Trophy Winners floor space, have been for sale for Ben. Abner W. Sibal. Norwalk. ~ford,' are on active duty for two fan. drring can ’/give! Increase this afternoon. n^eeka at Command and General In Rigid Course aviation at the Coast Guard Air nine month* stace Bon Ami moved However, the two losers in the Station in Elizabeth City, N. C .: tbrlr life! / SAVE YOUR It* manufacturing operations from Staff School at Ft. Rodman, New convention contest have taken out Vokyo, June 21 ( ^ — Prime and tactical maneuvers training at A Class B trophy was won by ft . VALUABLE ^TISgE! SAVE Manchester. Offers Few Specifics 1 petitions from the Secretary of Bedford. Mass. A Manchester man is„*mong 150 the Academy in New Londan, , Patrick's Pipe Band of Manchester Tlie 5-acr* property contains Minister Nobusuke ffishi was ON SOAPS, b Le ACHES, I State’s office-the first move in future Coast Guard officers who yesterday in the Bridgeport High 5^ , "4th ANNUAL . J | eight buUdtngB Including a central forcing a primary. ,• reported to have aiud today Will participate in a rigid 2-month land Games held in Fairfield. STARCH! SAVE MONEY lieating plant, water storage fa- Both former Congressman Al he will announce his intention training course for Academy cadets Boy Unconscious TTie band-topped several others TOO — BY SEND I N O elllticu, a Are ooiytrol and sprink * i bert P Morano. Creenwlch, and to resign as soon as the new L. T. WOOD CO. and Marine Corps "field” unite this in the State On the basis of itmsic, STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL LAUNDRY TO US! ler system, and a central power Nixon Reveals Plan former State Reo. Frederick P ^ summer. » 4 Days After Fall march discipline, and appearance. ^ dlvtrihution system. Jr. Fairfield, will each need 2.000 U.S.-Japan security treaty ICE PLANT Cadet 2.C. Harvey L. Wahnquist The trophy was the first won by SPONSORED BY, LADIES OF ST. JAMES The buyer* plan to lease space signatures on their peUtlons to e ^ comes into fo^ce. 61 BISSELL ST. Jr,, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Five-year-old Robert Quinn of the band since its organisation to small Industries, and say that ter such a primary. Each must Local newspapers in banner Wahnquist of 270 Autumn St., will nine years ago. Five of the pipers post »1,115 In cash with the state Cuhes-C.rushed-Blochs South Windsor was still listed in J Tuesday, June 21 — 6 fo 8 P.M, J several Inquiries have, already For Nation’s Growth headlines said Kishi made his take part in tactical training which "fairly serious” condition at Harte were on the field for the first time, beeh made. The buildings, they Each will get return of that sum Includes a 1-week instruction ford Hospital today, four days including Patrick Rodney, 12,« and System say, ar# su it^ for the most di- If he polls 18 per cent or more or declaration to Secretary Gen after he fell from his,bike. David Machell, 10. • t ST. JAMES SCHOOL HAli 5 - verse (^ration* and will require the primary vote. , eral Shojiro Kawashima of William Marceau Is pipe major Bv ARTHUR EDSON -"gue that if , we would Just adopt Norjnal voting hours for such He has not yet regained con ^ Contribution 4^ i 44 HARRISON ST.— MI 9-7753 C A V E ^ little. If any, structural- change*. _ * . . .at*. their pet economic nHilA9f\ntlV philosophy UL*9 we i „ However, a his Liberal-Democratic, party, and president. Patrick Humphrey 7 a d u l t s 76c—CHILDREN 40c—^BEVERAGE INCLUDED ^ | - The tentative sale terms were St. Louis. June 21 (/F ■— Vice sciousness since Friday. • ■ President Richard M. Nixon said too would, grow like the ^viete. -y e l e ^ o start the vot- who called on the premier for The little boy, son of Mr. and Is drum sergeant, and James Far not diaclraed. Atty. John Mrosek, district may elect rell Is pipe sergeant and secretary. todiy that despite Soviet Premier They Invited us to join them In Ing k» eariy as 6 a.m. discuss the selection of a suc Mrs. Joseph Quinn of 105 Pine representing Bon Ami, said the pla^ng what is rapidly becoming Treasurer is Ernest Machell. flnal transfer of dee^ la scheduled Nikita Khruahehev’a boasts this From the GOP standpoint, the cessor. GOOD SHOE Tree Lane, struck hlji left temple the moat fashionable political par Fairfield County nomination la tne for SQitember. country should stay well ahead of on road, pavement near his home. Ruasia economically through the lor game of our time—a game we prize plum since Republicans nor His niqUier found, him with the Borne machinery and equip might well call -‘‘growthmanshlp’.” Washington, June 21 REPAIRING PAYS year 2000. . . „ mally win that district without bike stlhs^on top of him. She' took ment . left over from the Bon Ami It’s imfalr, Rlxon said, to com [Secretary of State Christian soap manufacturing enterprise In a speech prepared for delivery much trouble. The exception was him f l r s t ^ Manchester Memorial at the 40th annual convention of, pare the two systems. T he^viete 1958 when Democrat Donald J. A. Herter said today "we mis- WHEN IT'S DONE AT Hospital, h «m where he was will' be taken over by the new of he said, are rebuilding after the Irwin, Norwalk, was elected in the owner*. Other' equipment Is still the National Junior Chamber I judged ’’ the riotous situation transferred t^H artford Hospital. Commerce. Nixon ‘ said: "Mr war. T h eir economy is atlll prlis- (Sovernor Ribicoff landslide. in Japan which led _ to the being moved out. ___ itive,” hq said, “in comparison Khrushchev boasts that he 'vill Mri. Grasfo aaid that under the ■rokyo government’s ' humili HALE’S SERVICE DEPT. catch us and pass us economically with our own.” «Hmitrv law the convention GelThe’BkS’iWitliC In seven or 10 years. By any pro And he tookA dim view of those choice. Senator Sibal. will Tots Ride Crib to Safety ating withdrawBl of its invir . . UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT . . . jection that can be appllsd, there who say the nation la more in first on the voting tation for a visit from Presi- -OAK ST. ENTRANCE • MANCHESTER Death G>unt 9 30-MlNUTE NIEE la not a possibility that the Soviet terested In tall llna .than in more will be an asterix beside his name I dept Eisenhower, INSTALLATIOX economy will overtake our ovra at solid economic growth. . to indicate he is the, convention t Herter waa quizzed )>y a Sen In 4 -Car Crash any- time in this century." . The «f>ithet most commonly ate Appropriation* subcommittee Nixon said this government to flung out by the growthmanahip **'Tbe other two hopefuls as to why Elsenhower hadn’t" can listed in slpksbeUcki •rder. - m t MUFFLERS prevent lopsided growth should •ohool is ‘taa flns’," Nixon said. r X A ^ rt *■* T I ceJedceled hw plans to visit japan Japan in- te- New IbePia. L a, Juua 2i (JP)— help out whenever the job wss too "Without eitker datsndmg, or would make Morano necond and LOW PRICES.'ISERM]^- Ib e dwtH toll roee to niiie today Pop* th W on the listing. ALL quarreling with my Yielghbora’ UAC, 2 lJnionsj»te^^ ta the maaa crash of four auto- big for private industry. velop as MAKES n U R U B ] "We must not hesitate, said the 4«sttc, I urge these anti-produetiOn Eisen hower. Recovers To many of the queatiofia. Hear- raobUee iaakle the city limite. man who expects' to be ^ ecoBomViU to be mare e l i c i t . T ic p HoapUolixed ter pIeaded.lBl ^ jq ^ w a n t to dis Only esw penon aurvived laM ,t .w t of .Bonetjara th^ pro- Ilontinue Talks Former Cheney Miili n l^ t’a oeflkoioa-Tlw .dead-ladud- Oreeowaitr^ n S I - i T s S cuss internal Jkpwese affairs in •d a father and three sons. - twnsgers remktaed From Tour Weariness public. ’ v Hartford Road where it provides the best road to they want a fedeiA] agency tfidsy with injuries suffered In the But he acknowledged the State and Pine St. General ^ Electric iPWtrkflt Henry, 82, Jeanerette, ampowered to regulate the de To End Strike SAVE La..;-'wa* the last to die. In a hos- progress.” crash of a car driven by D^wrtment didn't expect the riot L Manchester, Conn. This was billed by Nixon as sign of autoiqoMlea? Or are they son of a Danish embassy offlcial. Honolulu. June 21 m — Pres-fPhilipplne-s. Nationalist China, .^fltal at 6 ajn. ing to be so long drawn out or the major speech on this nation i eco prapoting ttx rktea which will PoUce said the driver. 17-year- ident Eisenhower, hailed by more Okinawa and Korea. Hartford, June 21 (fl —Manage mobs to be of such great magni FREE PARKING ’ From one of the aurvlvoM, po- make the . njamifacture of. new Today, Eisenhower arranged a nomic growth. But, typically of old Peter Georg, (55 -Wahe Robin than 100,000 cheering HawaUans. ment and union representatives tude. SEAT COVERS at Moe saimrised that one of three speeches at thU stage of the pres care academic?’’ Rd ) Stamford, claimed diplomatic morning round of golf, starting today continued "their freshly re ears going In the same dtrectlon booked another golf round today "So your judgmenfwas poor?" idential. campaign, Nixon oirerea But when It came to putUng immunity to charges of raeWes* after apparently snapping back about 8 a.m. HST. over the same sumed negotiations «^"}ed at e n d - i ^ ^ Lyndon B. Johnson (D- utom atic so lest night attempted to pae* as down hi* own program, Nixon course at the Kaneohe Marine A inch ing a strike at seven United Airr|,^„., ^ few apeciflea. driving. Georg, Identified as tne fast from weariness of his Far Tex). the fourth approached from the contented hlmaelf with comments Corps Air Station where he plana Mostly the Vice President hit stepson of the Danish consular Eastern toyr. . craft Corp. plant*. "YeiB, wn misjudged that," Her- OPEN MONDAY thru SATURDAY— 10 A.M. to 10 P.M. oppoelte direction. like these to relax for perhaps the rest of the The face-to-face talks, which col NEW BIKE DEPT. KiUed In one car were Aaron' out at critics of the administra preaa attache. Kal Johanasn. auf Eisenhower, was admittedly ex ter replied. tion who say Russia la growing at T h e govemmesit mu»t pursue fefed minor scalp lacerations in the hausted when he arrived from week before flying home to Wash lapsed more thw a month ago, We repair all makes. You Williams Sr., about 70, and his a aound fiscal policy, so that val were restored yesterday through can UM your old bike as m a much faster rate than is the Sunday night craah. , Korea.'ln this new 50th state at ington. TUESDAY and three eons, Aaron Jr., 17, Roger, ues remain stable and upward Warmly applauding Hawaiiana the intervention of Gov. Abraham (Oonttaned on P fgo Elerven) trade-in. RANGE United States — Snd that Uie g ov But hla two paaaenger* were midday yesterday (Hawaii time). WEDNESDAY . ’36, and Lloyd. 28. Negroea. who pressure is toward true growth shouted ihs-tfaditlonal welcome of RlWcoff. SPECIALS laiined at newby PatoutvlUe. ernm ent should take steps to cor mors seriously hurt. Michael Nevertheless, he lost little time In and not Inflation.' the island*, "Aloha,” aa the Prea- Ribicoff today expressed aatla- A B N e w rect this lag.,, „ Kramer, 15, was listed In poor turning to hi* favorite outdoor rec faction that face-to-facju talks be ‘The critics.” Nteon said, ar- And: ‘‘Government should avoid, condition at Greenwich Hospital. reation. idertt stepped smilingly from hla (Oeattaned ea Page Right) as much as possible, interference big jet airliner on return to the tween union and management offi T R I P L E ^ John Keller, 17, was reported in T he President took a brief nap cials are contlnutaig in the strike Bulletins CUT FROM SMALL CORN-FED PORKERS 7960 Model with' thk decisions that are made critical condition. Kramer .^ d United States after eight dsya. and then played nine holes of golf dispute^ from the AP Wires in the private sector of the econo Keller also are frOm Btamfprd. on a sunny, breeze-cooled course An