t y , ' . ''j •'»7»rv3 / : .•; / '/ TUESDAY, JULY 11, I960 PACE FOUBtBEM Avaralfa D i ^ Net Preaa Ron Fer the Week Itoded ------daaelth, leao gave six.,large eertoae ef eMhliig the aan ot Battery ' C and $338 and (itndiing Haadquartars Battery, 2nd Miaaile DtCTARY ( Alxillt Town ipJ*SuilS™w?K> and hkmiteta.- 13,125 slew OL'Ifet < k i l t M W * * " ’ * v w u __ I»*1J •w20 at Mr*. AUliofl'a------i-- Mrs, XBaine IHrest pt the Man- Battahon. 56*h Artillery m -Man- IC E C R iA M key, eeattoma cotU• fe, m. Andover.. M V Lake, are aaked You Should Know.,. On Way to Cbaptsr of the American etasfter. IN PINTS Member ed tka Andtt eadtog doMig' Walter Van Axadala. well known to ^ caUv-^ Mrs. — aiujdet— - - Porter, 20 reported ^ Another large oontrtbutkjn was Baman a f Ctraalotten M anchetter^A City of Village Charm ■-■upPmtA If,-! area artiat, has moved jTram Cov- Hyde St., by Saturday, Miss Jean Pasqualini Manehastar' residents contrib­ clothi^g-ahd, cask have hfegi sent iaade by the students st Barnard ARTHUR'S entry to 41 Vernon B t wbere be ie uted |SM.4« for the relief of dis­ JHiniorMigh School, who gave 561, ’ LPNCHEOWECTE realdiac with hie daughter. Mm. A mid-week service for metn- aster struck Chile, and in addition A cohtritnitiofr'Of 586,was made the prooeede from a cake aale. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY* JULY’13, 1960, (OlaaellM AdverOetag on IWga Id) PRICE’ punrcawi^ carol BVwter. Van, Aradale la a bem of Covenant Congregational Jean PasquiaUni beca,me in- VOL. LXXDC, NO. 241 (EIGHTEEN PAGES) IfiiMt ' r '. ■ • member at-tbs Academy of Fine Church wUl be held tomorrow at voled in politica aevaral yearn ago, Arts, the Tolland County A rt Aaan. 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mm. mostly bMause her boss wss deep­ r s Anna Oranstrom snd Miss Esther \ and an honorary member of the ly Involved snd *‘A secmtary should Manchester Pine A rt Aasn. and the GranatrOm, 80 Oakwood Rd. The know what ooncerru her boss." North Haven Voting Coventry Players. Rev. K. Ejnar Raak, pastor, will Today, she’s a selectman, a lead the meeting. member of the Democratic Town Committee, s representative to the executive board of the’ Young f ill [a^irifDler S e ts N e w Humphrey for Stevensoii| MV Arrests Dip DcmocrsUc Club o f Connecticut, Notice and co-chalrmdn Of the permanent Sharply in June committee on new voters and w e itM ^ DAILY changeovers In Manchester, Medical Sclio’ol Police acUvity in Manchester The boss responsible for this DELIVERY tCt THE slacked off somewhat during June participation Is Atty. John D. La- Location Hinted from the previous month, accord­ Belle, now Hartford County State's Contract Offer ing to figures released by Chief attorney. 48,474 SOLD IN JUNE! Miss Pasqualini began working Hartford, July 18 (/P)— Kennedy Has BOLTON James Reardon. Motor vehicle arrests showed the for him in 1950, shortly beforo^ahe By THE AiMOCffA’nED » ^(jommiaalohar Rehato Rlcclutl and Hartford Hospital’s consult­ Sharpest drop, from 70 down to 49. was graduated as the salutatorian .A contract offer that could Federal Mediator George Bennett ant on the institution’s future of Manchester High School’s Class brought the negotiators together Onlj^'x^o speeding arrrtts were cotoceivably bring an end to has recommended that hospi­ AREA made ih-June, against 15 In May. of 1950. ’ again. Hours later, Ricciutl and Non-motor vehicle arrests de­ She continued in s full-time the J5-week-old strike at seven Bennett were able to announce a tal officials work to have a clined from i#0„to .16. capacity after her graduation. United Aircraft Corp. plants hew contract proposal waS' ready medical school here—'■if one is The major decrease was for Tonagest Membera is being put to. a vote of union anq it would be put to the union built— located in the Hartford Minnesota Delegates PINE LENOX In 1956, when the Democratic breach of peace, 9 4n June and 17 membra today at one of the members. Hospital area. In May. Town Committee was reorganized, sponsored shows, once by herself Terms of the. proposal were not she was made a member. She and plants. ^ , Dr. -T. Stewart Hamilton, hos­ PHARMACY Increases In June. weye noted and once with Phil Harrison, - made public. pital executive director, confirmed mainly in Intoxication, up from 18 Roger Negro were the youngest Am'ong her hobbies, she lists After negotiates worked out Although the new bffer is being members of the committee. the new popposal utstnight, ar­ this today, and explained the re­ May Decide Contest . 2«9 e. CCNTER ST. to 23; and destruction of private farming, swimming, listening to submitted only to North * Haven commendation-this way: > property, up from none to seven. She 'Wss elected a selectman in records. ' - , rangements w ere immediately Pratt A Whitney workers, a 4958, one o f three who swear In made to bring the offer Isefore "This is one of about 54 recom­ TEL. Ml «4Sf« Arrests for theft were six In' The‘green-eyed selectman with spokesman for the UAW local mendations to hospital -officials June, one more than In May. new voters and help supervise the the wavy brown hair heB some­ members of' United Automobile there said negotiations between Lon Angeles, July 13 {/P)— Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey o f voting districts. She was also made Workers'Local 1234 at the North contained in a study -report sub­ Accidents fell off slightly, drop­ day to tour Europe. She lives with the company- and UAW loaders mitted by Dr. Anthony J. J. Minnesota gjnnounced today that he will cast his Democratle ping from 51 to 48. a member of the executive board her parents'-*at 66 Baldwin Rd. Haven plant of UAUs Pratt A from the strikebound Stratford of the toWn committee. Whitney Aircraft Division. Bourke,” hospital ' consultant at national convention, ballot for Adlai Stevenson for president* In all, 425 complaints were and Bridgeport plants of United New.R^helle, N. Y. checked out last month, 12 more Miss Pasqualini was bom Aug. T h e s are some 4,200 production Airoraft’s Sikorsky Aircraft di­ Humphrey said he would, vote for Stevenson “ in the belief 21, 1932, to Apgelo and Mary employes at the plant, which pro­ New Rochelle, N. Y. than In June. vision would resume today also. . J’Hdwever, all,of the tecornmeni-, that Adlai Stefenson is best qualified to serve as p'residait Sartor-Pasquallni.'^; duces jet engine parts. ■ Notice Of these, three lost children were Represetnatives of the Sikorsky tions are under study and do not, at O im e"w hen the security o f the halioM is aT Slaki?^ found, 26 funerals were escorted, Her father and hls. two brothers The sudden breakthrough in the strike deadlock came as a sur­ plants met today with UAW. of­ at this point, necessarily reflect The announcement represented a.,break of front ki Minno* I win be aeray from my busl- and ^ o fires were Investigated. ran a tobacco farm for many the official position of the hospi­ years in South Wiirdsor.'She and prise. Face-to-face negotiations be­ ficials, where they were briefed on sota whose (sov. Orville L. Freeman bad just announced h* the contract offer to the North tal.” aeos from now nntil Auf. 1. her two sisters, Agnes and Esther, FUNERAL HOME tween"' the ^ company and union Would make the nominating speech for Sen. John F. Kcniiiedf. Haven worker.: • ;He said Dr> Rourke is "pretty used to help on the M-scre tobac­ bargainers had broken off Thurs­ The precise fate of the 31 Minnesota convention votes* For Emorgoncy Vferfc day with no date sef for future There was no indication the offer sure” a medical school will l>e co operation and in the harvesting built in Hartford and the hos­ L T. WOOD GO. of strawberries and other crops. FUNERAL sessions. which had stuck behind Humphrey despite liis pull-out' frosa Yesterday, however, State Labor (Oontiniied on Page Five) pital should take this into account competition, remained in doubt. There was rdpprted to bo Con IC E PLA N T. Worked on Drives when looking at the ■ future. While her political actlidtiee SERVICE considerable Stevenson sentiment in the group. ^ ' 51 BISSELL 8T. New a kraadMiew # 0 ^ 0 ^ 4 6 ^ Dr. Hamilton said Dr« Rourke' MonchostorM Hooting have taken a great deal o f her WALTER N. naMblar Amerisan HCaB argued that the Hartford 'Hospital The governor, has been one of those most frequMif^men* Cuhee/CruMhed-Blockt time, she has managed to do some XdICCXJSRCf a-Doer Oehise iedaa area would be a go^ choice for tioned as a vice presidential choice on a Kennedy ticket* community a w k as well. Director and numbing Co. Despite the introduction o f other com­ Finesi travel taoturas. Optional features fwnWritM U 9 & the location, and that for this Reas­ With Kennedy’s count of committed delegates standinirat She hss worked on the polio pacts, Rambler has tmashgd isles rec­ such as Airliner Reclining Seats, Ad-, U.S. Doubts Russians on, Hartford Hospital people fund drive, the cancer drive, the Huai. Mxiinli Mai should take an active role In plian- 7411/2 at the time of Freeman’s announcement, the division d 117 Birch St. Call Ml 9-5869 ords for 33 straight months. . . because jusuble Headrests, All-Season Air Red Croae drive, and for the USO. 23 Main Street, Manblywter tftiMrni irtcn •t'Mtf ning and working for tha school. the 31 vdtes could provide Kennedy with more than the 761 J|smb)njim what others don’t Conditioning, Twin Travel Beds. Tol. Ml 9^8778 or 9-B382 She sang in a couple of Rotary- .MaaMakKtiwam Wni F^oe Two jUriiien Most-qf-the discussion .uven.. the votesJieeded for the jiomination-ror force the.cgnvM HigheisI queHfy at lawest east. Peonle Widasi cheicarfmadals. 3 distinct sizes o f years oh the medical achool plan FREE DELIVERY I concerned a state - backed to a second ballot. who can affbrdtlmhest choose Rambler compact can. 33 models, including 17 mML 6n6 tacH iMA Freeman himself said that when he was asKi^ to mako American airplahe over Interna­ lOol, envisioned as a-divlslon of LIOOEn DRUG for topHquali^ workmanship. > station wagons.'SaayaurRomblerDealer. By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER the University of Connecticut, the speecih formally presenting Kennedy’s namoH) the coo* WALTER B. KOHLS tional waters M|lth the admitted Washington, July 13 —U.S. possibly located near McCook Hos­ PLCMBINO and HEATDfO AtThuPARKADE (JP) loss of that aircraft and o f the .f I66jU£ai4*il.fLtA; vention. he accepted with ho thought of its keartng on sec­ 204 MAPLE ST. GLASS ENCLOSURES officials hold little hope of win­ pital. and Including dental educa­ ond plate on the Democratic ticket. ning freedom for two Air-Force life of at least one of the members tion facilities. Adlai Stevenson is besieged by enthusiiatic demonstrators as he leaves )he Los Angeles Sports of its crew. “That' was no imrt 6f it,” Freeman told newsmen. FOR BATHTUtS 24 Maple Street, Manchester, Cenn. officers held in, Russia following Another of the recommendations Arena after making an appearance on the floor of the Democratic National .convention last night. M0RM£R MOTWI IN6. the shooting dowm of an American "Two other members of the Dr. Hamilton said is that Hartford Earlier on the floor another vdld demonstration had greeted him. IAP Photqfax). reconnaissance bomber on July 1.- crew' have, according to the So­ Hospital plan for expansion. Dr. ( b - ...... Convention Hall, Los Angeles, July 18 ( f lP )— ^Democrats- and SHOWERS viet note, been taken into custody The expectation here is thSt So­ Rourke thinks there is a shortage name their presidential candidate today with Sen. John P. viet Premier Nikita Khrushchev without any legal basis and Ire of hospital beds in the city, he Glass does a beautiful job for such I FLUN! RAMBLER OUlBEIiS ALL BUT 2 IN NEW ENBUND! will put the two niqn on trial on to be subjected to trial under what added. Baptists Have Petition ‘Great Debate’ Kennedy (D-Mass) riding a crest his backers believe 'will MR. AUTO WASH purposes in your bathroom. EaiQr to | charges of espionage in order to is called ‘fuU severity of Soviet Dr. Rourjke has conducted a give him a first ballot victory. clean. Never wears out; promote .his campaign against law.’' The three other members of number of similar studies for hos- A restive, m^*y and generally^ American bases in Allied coun­ the crew remain unaccounted for.” plUls in the state, including ones Just Political disorderly Qonventlort- which • ■ • ex­ Open 6 Days A Week—8 A JL to S PJIL tries. ' . The United Stages demanded in MAnchester, Bristol ana and New ploded with an ovation for Adlai E. NewERflaHd’t Mott ^ The United SUtes formally de­ the release of 1st Lt. John R. Britain, and Is currently engaged Stevenson left Ui^e Mossaoluigetta Biilletiiis manded release of the two officers McKone, 28, Tonganoxie, Kan., in a study of state^ institutions m Speeches, Jabs Senator’s major qpjpiohenU'iclj^glng Modtra Aatoaiatl# L A. WHITE aUSS 00. yesterday in a note delivered to the navigator, and 1st Lt. F. B. Connecticut. ' —1.... — to the cliffs of ho^that Kepnedya from the AP Wires the Soviet Fomign Office by the Olmstead, 24, Elmira, N. Y„ the Los Angeles, July 13 (ff)—John­ tidal wave will reci^ quickly if it Oar Watli 31 RtsMfl St.— PhoiM Ml 9^7322 ambassy in Moscow. co-piloL Tai ReceiptB Off Issue at Convention son maneuvered. Kennedy maneu- doesn’t engulf them the''start. The note rejected Soviet The return of the body of ' the But-Stavenson had only-a prP~ Hartford, July 13*(ff) — State vereiL back. Johnson delivered - a agios Aocueni u h . charges that the aircraft was on pilot, which Ruisia claimed to carious hand-hold. This W'aa'^ de<, t Slaioaiziag aad a spy niisslon -similar to that of general fund tax receipts for the finger-stabbing political stump '. gnig U-(ff)^^ have recovered from • a life nftt speech. Kennedy turned aside his monstrated by the fact thkt^Kbn-^ U2 high altitude jet which went fiscal yeSr which endM June SO By RRUIAN MORIN 8>a man or vote for a man because nedy had what were regarded as vtotHfflek 4a d u aeoqeed Ike was also demanded. He has been have so far filled to measure up to o f his religion." • thrusts with a cOuple o f jests. United Stated br'toytag to » Motor Otoaalas down in Ceiltlral' Russia May 1. identified as Gapt. Willard G. Conventiop Hall, 1-oS ^Angeles, solid commitments of delegate It was that incident which pre­ expectations. In a speech before the American That was about all there was to decmlnt tha f reeden af OR Palm. 89, Oak Ridge, Tenn. July 18 iff) —^The issue raised by Society , af NewHMMir Editors in votes less than 20 short of the 761 ceded the breakup of the summit Collections for this period an- Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson’s dramat­ needed for the nomination. Nobody newly Udepeadmt Oeago. A 8 latorior Sham|Hiot conference, and the development j>f In ad: ’ _ tbiby'’ bV'' Twr^c^mis- Sen. " John F, Kehh4?fy’s r tl^ o n Washington last April 21, Kennedy ically siunmoned. face-to-face en- atatement Id Pbrelga MTiiMev protested toeUKobtlng down of the said: ever cams that close in the past blttev hew Cold War conflict be­ aioner Jo|m L. Sullivan ollmbed to htig.ffrtr the Democratic conven­ CO ite r yesterday with Sen. John snd then lost out. Andrei Oromyko deelsMd tha ^ Forolga Cart tween Washington and Moscow. plane and “the cynical failiu’e” of 11S8 mlUioh — an Increase of "N or am I appealing, as is too F. Kennedy. tliiited Statoe, along with Bel* '■ “ WhliSerrlee the Sbylet government to report tion today as the moment neared This, moreover, -was a conven­ The RB47 which was accused 115.6 million or • per c*nt over for balloting on a presidential qsn- often claimed, to a so-called Cath­ It provided a new fillip' to their ghim and Weet Oemuuiy, ia the action until Monday. olic, vote. Even if such a vote ex- tion thirsty for' the 'wine o f No­ by the Soviet government of vio­ this stage one year ago. didkte. race for the presidential nomina­ oommittlng aggreaaloa agafassfe Wothod ExiMrtly “It should be clear to the So­ ■ista—which I doubt—I want to vember victory. As such it roared f r i e n d s , lating its air space on July 1 in However, state budget author­ Kennedy is a Roman Catholic. tion. But whatever it was, it was its approval last night of a plat­ the Congo. He dSBMUided tliai ePBEE COFFEE the Arctic region of .the Kola viet government," the' United make one thing clear again: I want ities, In. charting the state spend­ That will both help him and hurt hardly a dpbate. form into which had been nailed the United NaUons net. Tha EVERT MORNINO Peninsula actually wiu never States solemny warned, "that a no votes solely on account of my ing program for one year, had him, as he himself analyzes It. Johnson unexpectedly challeng­ the toughest civil rights plank the statontent was deltvered to tha closer than 30 miles to the Soviet repetition of acts of this nature counted on an increase of over 12 He says the two reactions will religion. Any voter. Catholic or chief dlplomatie l epieaentathrea otherwise, who feels another candi­ ed Kennedy to a debate before the party ever adopted. — HOURS — coast, the U.S. note declared. cannot fail to have the most seri­ per cent. Failure to moeb tluit cancel, eaqh ether. But the ieaue Texas and Massachusetts delega­ o f NA'TO powers. 8 A.M .-5:30 P.M. Daily "It is therefore evident,” the ous consequences, responsibility could mean fiscal dlfflcultles unless date would be a superior president Southerners interested in niak- is there. should support that candidate. I do tions. After some quibbling over Ing a record for the home voters 8 A.M .-l P.M. Sunday before erSff both note said, "that pursuant to in­ for which would rest upon the So­ tax yield for the fiscal year which Telegrams urging delegates not arrangements, agreement was tXlNOO REFUGEES RESCUED w ! th e structions of the Soviet govern­ viet government alone.'’ not want any vote cast for me for tried unsuccessfully to kill this began July 1 is large enough to to vote for him, because of his reached on the time and place. Wleebaden, Oemnany, Jnly Ig ment airplanes of the Aoviet Air such 'Uloglcal and irrele-v-ant rqa- declaration. But not a Dixie dele cancel out any current deficiency. religion, have reached a number 'The Blltmore Hotel, packed to Iff) — The U. $. Air Force re­ F o r c e wgntonly attacked the (Conttened oa Fage Five) But there' is still one ace in the sons.” ^ ' gate lifted a foot to walk out of of state delegations. Most of tlie opposition -to Ken­ the eaves with conventioneers, ported today 18 refugees freai WASH RATES. ‘■“t *<»« •*><>« hole that fiscal officials are bank­ Three, Baptist clergymen arc the hall, as many of them have nedy, on religious grounds, • ap­ tingled in advance with rumors done in the past. the Congo, Including 25 Am«*i- 52.00 per wash. ing on'— the sales tax take for the trying to put before the conven­ oans, have been flown to Wheel* peared to be coming frpm Southern that some political fireworks were The most latent explanation of 58.00 for 6 waahes. (Save 52) final quarter, April-June, of the tion a petition—with 500,000 sig­ us Air Faroe Base la IJbjra, A , 518.00 tor 12 waahes. (Save Id) states.- in the offing. Television coverage this was that they didn’t want to past fiscal year. natures, they' say—opposing any Former Gov. J/uhes E. Folsom Qlobemaster 0124 traaapart' Since sales tax permittees are was arranged. upset by a bolt whatever; chance Belgian Troops Clear Catholic. for picsldent or vice of Alabama issued a statement plane took the first groiqt of ven one month in which to turn president. The exchange started with the Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon saying "’LtVa- tAcx the facts. The kind of flowery compliments that 87 lefugees to the North AM * Now i f „ * S their collections for that period, Several speakers have alluded B. Johnson of Texas might have ean base yesterday. ^ the sales tax haul wi^U not be publicly to Kennedy’s religion. paramount' 'issue of segregation is so common on the flimr of the to get the top nomination. known imtll early in August. Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt, . who and integnitlon is segregation-and Senate back in Washington, even « » fe ty p * o b i ^ * * in te g ^ io n of church and state." - Desplia Kennedy’s__ formldble LAW VS. FOBO. For the first nine months of this favors Adlaf E. Stevenson for the among the bjtteresrpoliticallit lead, canipaign strateglsta for his L. A. Mosely, an Alabama valB — but mixed here and there . New York. July U (ff) 344 BROAD ST. solved. be past year, the sales tax produced nomination, told a news confer­ opponents one by one ticked off Plttsburghs’ . Vem Law oppoa* 558 million in revenue. That’s ence that although the religious with a few pointed jabs Leopoldville, The Congo, July ISaCongolese soldiers "headed for the (Conttnued on Page Pour) their determination -,to placa their ed New York’s WMtey F en to* Bctwcrn West Middle Turnpike and Center St. ()R—Belgian parachutists cleared stairceee. They fifed their rifles some 9 per cent over the comparr issue has played ho Importaht- Kennedy spoke first, and among favorites’ names in nomlnatidfi. T Respectful other things twitted Johnson about day as the NaDoAal Laaglifi LaopoldviUe airport of Congo wildly. able months o f the previous. year. part in the political picture so fa, House Speaker Sam Rayburn tried to nuUce It two la a fair Ahny troops in Just 48 minutes The parachutists cornered sev So this revenue source;' ^ rk h orse Bhq did not know whether 'this staying out o f the primaries.. Johnson launched into his Stump Said he will offer" Johnoon’s name in 1960 AU-Star eompettttoa. ^MANCHESTER- today in a brisk exchange of gun­ eral Congolese troops on the roof of the state tax structure, will would be the case going into No­ with confidence the Senate Dem- A crowd that was expectod to Bkwsw. fire and hand grenades. One Con­ of the airport building slid there vember; the election month. Sen. Dodd Puts speech, slabbing the air with a have to do some fancy^ stepping to long forefinger to emphaalze ocrtlc leader will win out in the hit 45,00 turned ont fo r tha golese soldier was killed and one was an exchange of gunfire in lift the total revenue' to 12 per 9en. Lyndon Johneon of Texas; end. first 'AU>Star game at YaahM which one Congolese soldier was himself a caiididate for the nomi­ pointa, thrusting out his lower lip; wotmded. Three Belgian civilians cent over that of one year ago. Gov. James T. Blair Jr." Of Mis­ Sta^nm'sinoe 1989. Maoagar HOW’S YOUR were woimded.. killed. nation, siald yesterday, "we proved Omittied W or ds He defended his candidacy, his b Aside ffom the 5& million souri said he is presenting Sen. Walter Alston Jnggled his Nap Gen. Geysens, commanding..the .Theite.jvere frequent bursts of lA-the West Virginia primary-that devotion to civil rights, his„jhep- tax gain far, the nextr big] hetding of the ci-vll rights bill Stuart Sjunlhgton, (D-Mo) to the tional. League b^ttag ardar- Belgian forces in Leopoldville, his submai^ine gim fire. increase was recorded .by the Protestkhts ■will vote for a Catho­ Congolese troops scattered in all Back in Plank through the Senate this year with convention with tha belief that after his 5-S vlotory in tha fin t face white with anger, said he was poratldn tax which brought in al­ lic. Now we want some of, ,the game M onday at Ksnssa Olty*~ taking over the airport. Cathelic states to prove they’ll “RAINY DAY” most 530.8 millioh, or a gain of ob - Troops o f the Fo.rce Publlque vote for a-Protestant." . t - . (Continned OB Fage fiaventeen) , (Oontbmed Pact Tea): (CoBttoued es Pag# Two) By WILLIAM BJ CAS'iRO REOOVERINO (Congo Arm y), perhaps. 200 of 53.3 mllUon. But Johnsop also said; -- / them, had moved into the alrpprt Largest drop . came in the elec* "Our party is not going to veto Los Angeles, J u ly /18 iff)— Sen Havana, July 18 (ff)— A trie and' power companies which Thomas J. Dodd staged a one-man col bulletin today w d earlier. They did not interfere - - ' COVERAGE? with the movements of refugees. Accused KUler produced 5888,000.’ battle on the Democratic conven­ Minister Fidel Castro was yva* But when a Belgian military plane tion floor last night—and won it— gresslng normally ‘tadthaafe ealto FEflFRESHER...WORKB[lT[R„.SlEtPIN landed with two wounded soldiers Accuted a» Mugger to strengthen the party platform’s Delegates’ Prdbleni: pllcatlotts.” Osetro waa alj|iliiB- they refused to let the Belgiane Of 6 Wounded News Tidbits atsind on Communist treatment of with pneumonia over the waak*. take charge of them. Instead they Stratford, July i3 (ff)—A Stam­ American priBoticrs. end and was fbreed to "* put them under guard in the air­ ford mah was captured after a po­ Culled from. AP Wires The Connecticut Senator was re­ soboduled appetoanoa at a port dispeiisary. In Gun fiattle lice chase along the Boston Post fused, recognition by the chair for Issu es, emment^pmuwred ndly r Meanwhile; President Joseph Road eprly today and charged two hours during the combination Kaeavubu and Premier Patrick with mugging, and robbing a w to- Aif Force scientists in Bedford, film-harratlon presentation o f the BIATRIAL CNBBBRKD lumumba' of.the Congo Republic EUzabeth, N. j., July 13 iff) -;r an motorist. •. Ma'as., say rocket-of Sputnik IV, platform, and he was angry about New York. July IS (ff)*-4to* ■ent a telegram-to the United Na­ Michael‘ Fekees, 25<:year-bld Hun­ ■ The accused man ws identified Sorfet apace capsule launched May -it. By JAMES MARLOW ^em voting Negi;oea and Organized trial o f Manhattan IkiraaMi He stormed up and down the tions - charing that a Congo gov­ garian refugee accused o f kltling; as Ernest White, 31. of 181 Henry 15, has about a week to Uve . . . (AP Newe Analyst) l!iabor made the line distinctions .Pnoldent Hulan Jaak ea aisle near the Connecticut dele- and chose Kennedy over Johnson. Your, bolt umbrella on a financial "rainy ernment request for eld by all in­ six persons, remained in a coma St. ‘Floods sweep away house in Suk- Los Angeles, July 13.’(ff) — The nict-ot-lntorest chargea ternational force is a "Belgian today with a bullet in ' his head Policemen from Stratford, Mil- kur, West Pakis^n, last night, gaUon, ^railing clusters of news, Symington has had an extremely deced today by Mat. Atty. day" 41 CASH quickly avaitabla to you mqn castigating ; the chair and I960 Democratic convention is colonialist plot.” ’ The* request Hie condition waa critical,; . killing. 14 .peeple ailfi lhjnrlng.-l& Liberal voting record yet he is as S. Hogan.. The Negro c h a f ^ g "gajsr'ruie.” something less than smoUonsl — of now a poor third. Tharefore, 4n ybuf savings fund haro. was sent, yesterday while they, Fekees wae shot last night in (Contla^ on IPnge Teh) others . 1 , Gary Crosby—who is in fact, dull so far — because mors first trial ended In a In gun duel with two policemen in scheduled to opeii new act on Cata­ Dbdd said the platform, con­ something more than just Issues lost Thursday. Bogan were out o f town. than just enthuaiaam for an in­ alone have to be factors in what­ Lumumba "told Belgian govern­ nearby Union. One of three bul­ lina Island, (htUf., tonight— is in tained "weasel words" instead' of the case be put on the dividual is involved. ever the convention idoea. ment representatives here to “get lets fired by Union Patrolmen St. John's Hospital, instead, suf­ a strong statement he said wae in­ The delegates’ problem ia a mix­ sessions ooort troduced by him and adopted un- Itf at thla point the personality your Belgian troops back to their Walter Leamy lodged at the base Ikeda Favorite fering from exhsoetion. ture of issues and individuals, sines row for setttng of Chairman o(" Senate Republican animossly by the platform coin- problem enters, plus some other date. , ______Battar start building yoursalf this kind of protection against adversity bases within two hours." But a of the fugitive’s skull. none of the would-be Democratic factors. . Belgian spokesman said Belgium Doctors fought a 2-hour battle Policy committee says In Concord, mittee. ' presidential, candidates is an over­ AMAZINO PURITRON* NOW while tha skies are sunny. You'll be glad you have it, even if it N.H., newly adopted Democratic Dodd, a member of the commit­ Kennedy spent far more time in does not intend withdrawing its at E liabeth GenSral Hospital to For Kishi Post whelming personality. 1960 trying to line up delegates for .BiBLCUUM ASKS AIM \ paratroops, who have restored or- stem, the flow of bloo.d from a blue- national platform la “a typical tee, said he wanted the United Uiilted Natlaas. M s IB NEVER "rains." . States pledged to make every ef­ And when the campaign begins today—by visiting their itates, MAKMSTIRMD AIIT OLBAN. deq in EHsabethvllle- and to 'some ringed hole in Fekees’ forehead, lerythlng-for-everybody' cateh- Belgium asked tha vMm- Tokyo; Jqly 13 (ff) — Pactional fort to secure release of impris­ with Vice President Richard seeking them out,, nuining in their extent in Luluabourg. They ileo Then he was wheeled intq an oper- . peclinlng sales Of defense toe halp*-B0BBll>ly wgRtoa are trying to safeguard the valu­ rivalries within the ruling Libersl- prMucts snd major ' appliances oned American civilians and serv­ Nixon almost certain to be the Re­ la rMtmrtag erfierrV loaal «tion room. A section of bone was Demoerstte party today postponed icemen. publican candidate — the voters (CoatiatMd ea Page Tea) able port installation at Matadi. removed to relieve pressure. The trims OeperaJ Electric Co.’s vol­ Leopoldville and tha The Congo situation Is so des­ election of Prime Minister Nobu- ume aUd " earnings in first half of Meanwhile, emiasaries «iellvera4 will have to Wrestle with the same RepubUo. flenralary ' bullet was not touched. suko KishiCs successor at least 24 Dodd’s com(>lsint. to thesspeak- twin problem of issues and person­ ☆ ☆ perate that Belgiiun intends to A priest gave him the last rites this year. Hantmarsklwll aat^ ^ hours, but Hayato Deeds waa stlU Two'’U.S. Public Health Service er’a rostrum where Rep.'Chester ality. Portable ruaiTtON sieelreateaUg GrmtN/tfop CURRENT continue using troops to prevent of the Roman Catholic Church. Students in Mexico ef the UH; SeWnUt; Me enMre femSef Ides of white lives end to restore considered likely to win tomorrow. officers assigned to Providence to Bowles, from Dodd's hopae atate, Tlila was not the case, for in­ 7:55 deanaee stalA tired, dus^, smoky air ANNUAL ' The end of one o f the most in­ Ikeds, known for his' pro-west­ study Rhode Island’s polio situa­ was presenting the platform. stance, in 1956 when Adlai Steven^ kiMde yowr Aoms . . . removes dust, order in disturbed areas, the tense manhunts in the state's his­ Attack U.S. at Rally ter DIVIDEND spokesman said. ern thinking end tough . antl-in- tion. Five more easee are dlag- ' A t the end of the reading, son went into far more detalla on Bent U. odors, gresM ,amoke-ia minutes! Just v S A V IN G S tory came last night when Fekees Bowles read Dodd’s paragfaph in­ issues, snd where he stood, than “We would prefer to do it with fistTonary polices, was believed to neeed at Charles' V. Chapin Hos- RATE tried to shoot it .out with the two with "uf it in aaywhsrs in any room. Ke the backing and help of the Unit­ command, enough of the party con­ plUl ysatarday, making 1960 total to the platform, eaying it haq- President Eisenhower, only to see Mexico Ity, July 18 (JPi—^Mexican policemen on a' dirt road in itsllstion, BO air vents. ed Nations,” he addeid, “but if nead vention’s 513 votes to win on at in state at 45. Drug company been omitted inadvertantly. Dodd, the immensely popular Elsenhower students .triod to bum a U.S. flaff Tg NrtaMa PWITMN II Igrt Ftael .yy/./ L O A N be we intend eaf^arding Belgian wt^ed -area of- Union. least the second ballot. Only a in New York M ys new antiaepttO- who-only moments-before bad srwampliina...... during an aatt-Anortcan demon It must deer sir better then a kiteh-' S S O t I \ I I o N lives with such Belgian troops as iPVkeca fired a volley of wild simple majdrlty is needed. vacclne, mere powerful than Salk bean trying ogee mare to get the The hopeful senators from.whom stratioh 5a .downtown Mexico City e e exhaust fan or ymir money beck. we can muster.” shots befors he was felled,. .. ^signation of Klshi’s cabinet eboto, is ready for ulp. floor, was content. the Democratic convention had to laat night. Fekees, a lover of spor^ cars, "Yea, I’m sstiafled.” he,.told choose today — Sens. John F. Ken­ r'oltce anatebod tb#' flag and dia- twirilTieina At the Leopoldville Airport and election'Of the new party pres­ Two.rescue parties struggle up ______V fA f0 S Congolese troops bad put a guard formal clothes and jass records, ident to the premiership by tha 16,428-fieot-high Mt. Plchinchs, newsmen. “ A ll.I can do la aaaert nedy, Lyndon Johnson and Stuart parsed, the crowd or 1,100 after ov4r some 200 white refugees. -As was beinf equgbt by police for lower house of perliament was ex­ OuairnquIL EimSdor, trying to my righta.” . Symington — havo had f»lrly Li­ MIAWCWd»TEM*M OLaitT rillAWClAL IWTITUTiail Mile shots sounded wqmen and queetioning in. connection with the pected tb follow immedlstely af^r reach ^ecklge of U.S. military Ttaia ia the eontrovetaikl para- beral voting records. Rhopirfiif Parfcade, Middle Tamplke and diUdrell ran screaming to the cor­ slaying of two policemen in High­ the party eleotion. traxwport in which it Is fenrefi U The distinction between them on ..... IhKhaBter, Open Mmday, Tnaaday, 10 A ^ . to ners of a lounge room. A bsg- land Park last Sunda^y. Kishi,'after bringing tbs nsw (Bed. • X i will eontinue to make ev­ the issues has been, in a broad PJEa^Widaleadiy Tbundt^, Friiuy, 9 A.M. to 9 LEHOX PHARMACY ge clerk.tlu^CbtfuUy plassd a Tbe search-gathered momentum U.S.-Japfui miUtaiy treaty Into af, Lightning bolt atuna five eliU- ery effort to effect the reieaae of ssnse, a distinction off lino pointa. £ e o f eultcSses iUfeund a A«WP' yeeterflay after lllddlisaex County feet,, announoed on June 55' fee iran nader feme , in Wichita, Kan., Americka olviUanii suid aanfios- To put lb another way; 9 AJI to 6 P.M. 299 EAST CENTER ST.—MI 9-0996 OnCHTTIU.» PJI. MEOKDAT. TCUOAT, 9BIIIAT—ITBpifEaDAT. f to NOON.---THLUDAY. a AJI. to • PJf. Bel^sn - parachutists b u rst park .during Mvare thunderstorm laauea the oonveatlon ' 14lM ft«Bt Aosn anfl tlttM FWtordngr. dtooMaltfeougli aertk"*' > '1 •> MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, JULY IS; 19M, MANC3HESTER EVENING HERALD, MAKCHESTfiR, CONN.* WEbNESDAY, JULY. 18, 1960

if advisable, 'to issue Miort term iMrship. Oregor/a letter was the leveL The third story, gutted by Butlsr oh tho fhOM and asked for Valaria Sehar an ths maid. Edith. fire M^zreh 22, haa been renioved. ton floor, A* said. Dodd gnotod But­ Hsr acting wan ftns^but h«r se­ Mockinlte-Vernon notes - t o finance i t j : ' only response the Selectmen ra- Sen\ Dodd Puts cant was not.' . o n ■ im ...... 1, I • I . ------The voters wUI also b* asked to celvjed from Commission mtmbers. Adouztic oellinRa^send tile floorz ler as saying that Bbwus did not As You Like It TTia aattlng by Frank W. Bal­ empower the High School "Build­ The' Selectmen’ flrst queried the will be inetklled in the building,, want to interrupt-the presentation lard was very, good, as was the ing Committee to develop 14, scree members in May. There Was no according-to the periniL OmittedWords of the platform. of town land adjoining the high rdsponse then, Walter J- Douglaa and Asaoci- "Talk about rigging and gag­ ByJUDlTOAHEARN lighiting by Donald L. Murray. Exterminalion W ork atez fire architecta for the build­ One queation:-During the seances, WRONG OUBSS Vm O t . . . school, as a site for a high echool l^ e 1-year old commission has ging, thle le about as bad as you IS BIGHT PLAY athletic field. been relatively inactive for the ing. Owneri, bealdea Bertelzon, are can get,'*’he declared. couldn't the lights In the Exit Both aldee vristrMiM Walter J. ttauglaa Weat Hart­ Back in Plank “BHth® Spirit” opened last night at the signd be dimmed T If It’s gbing to By Alfred ShetawoM WORTH Other items on the call are: Ap­ past few months. Its Arst 'chatr- Dodd .cited the case of John How are you guessing opening, propriating 825,000 for general ford and Lillian Slemionko o t Eaat Downey of New Britain, who haa Univei^ty Connecticut Little Thleater for be spotty, it should be very (Conttnoed trqi>> Pngo movemnssit was rsportod fo havs A K 10 B e g i i i s a t man, John R. AVilliams, resigned Hartford. (CoBllBaed tron Page One) spraad to Kivu, the ' provlnca leads? Do you know when to V K 5 maintenance and minor repairs to April 27 and a new chairman, been imprisoned by Red China for a week's rim. The Noel Coward comedy was spooky. directions. Booh a handful of para­ highways; 88,200 for snow re­ HasebaR Praetloe years. Curtain is at 8:30. , horth Of Katanga. ^ess wrong? Don’t ev^ 4 A Q 10 9 4 5 1 Ernest J. Kunze, was named June The American Legion Junior men now unjustly Imprisoned In blithe enough to keep the audience giggling troops rounded'up about 50 mem­ ry good bridge player should know * 10 6 ^ Bntennlnatioa of roachea at tlfe4 9 ton following an inspection of moval; $2,600 for town truck and 28. "I talked to his mother just last ' Artists Are Ouents The Belgian Radio raportad the expenses; 82,000 for welfare; and Baseball team will hold a practice Red China and elsewhere In toe moat of the evening, sometimes s'*' bers of the Force Publique. They Cbngo government had'asked the there’s a Ume to guess wron$ ot- WEST BAST 'G f dump on Went S t and In the the dump and 'vicinity Risley has been attempting to 'week," he added. bit nort'ouily, and to elicit a 'ITie Lyme Art Assn, was host to refused to give up their arms at 4 Q t 5 4 2 A A 9 $4,000 for-toe Contingent Fund Ac­ reorganize the Industrial, Commis­ session tonight at 6:30 at Henry Communist empire." spiteful and perfect In the part a gfoup of Manohfster Fine Arts United SUtee to ship 100,000 tons llberately. , 'VMMty has begun. Condlttota ‘UnbellevaMe’ Park. The team will play Wllll- This was Dodd’s flrst appearance "wasn't that good."* exclajnatlon She showed she has loet none of flrtt but when" a Belgiarr-'officer Weat, Ifeads the four of spadee 5 r «2 VJlOff Building Iniqieotor Arthur F. count which has nearly been de­ sion, an agency the selectmen ap­ It wan added to the end o t the with the delegation. from tour couples seated near the Assn, members headed by Mrs. began counting thejr quickly of hour Immediately to avert a ♦ 7 ♦ J 4 The selectmen Idat night hired a pleted. malitic Sunday at 2 p.m. at the r«"FLAVOB of the MONTH’' her Ulent since she plajred Sa­ Vivian- Lesperanc*, president, and threatened famine. The famine against your "contract of ttree no- Huntington, who is also d ^u ty pointed to work toward creating a ptank on toe Communist world, Connecticut's Gov. Abraham .reviewer. The story concerns a brina last summer. handed them over. ^ 4 AQ9 3 At 7 5 42 Hartford firm, Lavery Exter­ health Inspector, said he and a Hovland Gets Variance good climate for industry. Park. hiiaband whose second marriage is Mrs. Howard Vlbberts, program Standing Ih front of the airport threat was reported partleularly tnimp. If he is leading from the SOUTH Kenneth H o V land has been which read: " ,. .we toall 'welcome Riblcoff, who tonii^t launches hla nCAOH lOE CREAM __Sheila^Rubei Played ' the medl- jdlrettpr,_ Saturday In the galleries acute at Mstadl, the Congo’s n\|tin ace, your best play, from minating Co., to htuidle. toe horde state Inspector started at the The tenhs of - two members, convention floor direction of the Btunred by~the "ectpplasmtc manl» the _AP correspbhdent could see ---- A 1 9 4 9 granted' a variance to construct Thomas F. Rady III and Samuel VemoB and TalcottvUIe newe-.ls any evidence that the ‘ Chinese ''Taety pleoee ot luedous^ festation" of his first wife. iim, -Madam Arcali, and“ her per­ on the Old Boston P osm ar in Old Congolese troops heading In panic port near the mouth , of .^eJCbngo -Ha the king. If West laJeadlBK “eY~Toaches t t a t suddenly hegui Rrnll Pheasant Farm pond and new quarters for his business, toe handled through The Hernld’e drive to nominate Sen. Jton F. pefichea blended Into formance k’as almost the undoing Lyme. River. The broadcast said Matadi from the queen, however, you cm ♦ K 8 3 followed the brook all the way up 'W. Gamble,- expired tl(ls month. Oommunhrt: government Is genu­ Kennedy, earlier today gave newe- .creamy vaalUa. -What a d»-.^ Henry Gibson played the haunt­ across f the hlrtleid to the empty plaguing residents of toe area. Rockville Reminder, on Old Town They were serving 1-year terms. Rockville Bureau, 6 W. MnW St., inely prepared to create a new ed husband, Charles. He played of the cae; several times. She Coming Vp In Manchester spaces bgyond. ' had food for only one more day. use dummy'* ten to force out Uie A K J (^mpimnts to city and town of­ to toe dump. Huntington termed Rd. telephone TRenMmt 6-6186. men a preview of .the detailed ar­ Ilclooe eummertlme him for the most part with enough flung herself into ;he role with so "Hercules Unchained" with Ferry traffic aaross the Ctongo . Unemployment in the Congo was awje. Nerik East M k ^ ficials prompted Mayor t«o B. the condition at the dump “unbe­ The variance was granted by toe Future appointments will be for relationship based on respect for rangements to forestall trouble for treat! - Get eome at many wild gestures, shrill cries .Steve Reevfs opens .tonight at the How do you guess this play. 1 4 Pass 1 Y . Pass lievable” in respect to vern^. five' years. International obligations, includ his candidate. .nearest- Royal Ice eavoir fairs to'make the audience livfr from I-eopoldville to Braaxa- increasing at an alarming rate as Flaherty J. to cloee the dump Sat­ Vernon Zoning Board of Appeals Guild D l^ er overlook flaws In his clothing; like aneccM fires , dumped^; elsewhere. adjacent property is commercial, the school at 6 p.m. to embark for added. summer seleMioji^f the Book of Belgian Radio saidr - Eaat wins with toe aca. Ha iqay Willard R. and Audrey, L. 'Upton, In the early stage of his siege *toe phones connect through a Injected the proper note o f, live­ wei) as the rest of the cast, ea- the Month'CUibT Miss Nowell was .Luhiumba accused Belgian of ag­ tive population. Miiny Arms have toe wrong play—and It will teach think hU partner can run tha Roaches began Infiltrating homes Huntington said h e ' has given and the nature of Hovland’s build the restaurant. property at 78 Hemlock St. liness into her role of the intellec- p'ecially during the third act -when not enough cash to pay the 30 par you not to take an accidental look In the dump area ahortly after CrestUne Realty Oo. a second ing would make-it an Improvement Hospital Notes on the dMir, Dodd told a news private switchboard located In her voice had exhausted Its range. WolfeS/ literary agent for a good gression against the hew Congo spades, once dummy’s king has Change of IhoorpomtloB model home, outside the Los 7\ tuai woman. portion of Kla career. She has republic and charged the BelglaM ceift 'wage incereae ordered by the at the cards! . . been killed, and hs may return a , dumping of residue ffism 'toe Pro­ 'wsmin^ .to remove rubble it Jias to toe area. Discharged yesterday: Mrs. Authorized capital stock • of Susan Dorlen as the first wife, One other part that could have new. Congo government’ in an' ef­ You are in grave danger if Km i fessional Building and' American deposited on its land on Wincuor- Club Picnic Maurice • Gauthier and (jaughter, "You’re not going to be able to Angeles Sports Arena, where Ken- R. E. WANDELL stood a little toning down was drawn on hla writings, including with deliberately provoking the can win toe first trick. He may m spade histead of switching te Case Bros. Inc., once $1,820,000 get any Americana to defend this ne(fy will be keepinng in touch. the sensual Elvira, was perky, unmailed letters, for mu^h of her secession movement in Katanga fort' to appease the nahves. clubs. Mill fires began. Hie aelectmen last ville Rd, He said this ruble Is over The Rockville Emblem Club will Sand.,' Beach Rd., Crystal Lake. divided into 11,000 shares of Class Violence continued -at Lulua- bright enough to return a club, night said this could be a reason a Rockville sewer "run-off which hold its annual 'picnic at the Elks Admitted yesterday: John Sam- ebuntry if this keeps going on.” ’The party platform adopted last material.’ The book tella of the de­ Province In an attempt tb d^troy and then the opponents may rattle In short, you must play dum­ for the pests showing up sudd^y, A common stock -with $30 par Later, he waved off word from night contained several proposals Building mands ha made on his friends, de­ the 13-day-old Congo sUte. .bourg, in Keeai Province, which my’s king—even if It la the wrong should not be obstructed. Home tonight at 6:30. Members pieri, 31 Chestnut S t; Mrs. Mabel value and 33,000 shares of Clast was reported' in complete disorder, off five club tricks! but tots is not certain. Offlcials planning to attend should contact Niles, 40 Talcott Ave.; Mrs. Greta platform writers that they would by members of the' Connecticut mands for perfection they could Lumumba and Congo President If you play toe ten of spades •^leea! ' have also been aware that garbage Rubblp on property,off Rt. 83 B common stock with $30 par print the end of the plank correctly delegation, former Sen. William Contractor not possibly have. Two persons, Joseph Kasa-vubti told Belgian Am­ with all white rcsidimts trying to from dummy, you must expect DaUy gnestten and so has been leveled off and Mrs. Rose Valuizi for reserva­ French, Thompsonville; Howard value, increased to $1,620,000 dl Benton, ’ .Repreaentative-at-large t i . flee. More than 150 Americans, has been left at the dump against tions. Wheelock, 148 Prospect St.; Aline in the final draft. who were especially linked.to hiih bassador Jean van den Bosch they East to win the trick. If he has to Partner opens- with one apnde, regulations. covered over. As long .as it re-* vided into 3,000 shares of convert­ ‘‘I don’t, care,” Dodd "said when Frank Kowalski and Mayor Rich­ were Maxwell Perkins, the Scrib­ would maintain order with their mostly missionaries add their fam- win with toe ace Of spades, he ■will mains covered, Huntin^on said, Gregory Resigns Chamberlain, Kelly Rd., ,Vernon ible cumulative preferred stock ard C. Lee of New Haven. RM ld^tid^CeiiiiM idW lliej, were reported waiting for and toe next player passes. Yo!i Rlslsy said d ty health officials Birth today: A son to Mr. 'and he heard this. "It went all over the ner’s editor who was Wolfe's men­ own forces and were appealing to see that dummy has a fine long hold: Spades—J 0 6 3; Hearts— have nhK) begUn taking steps there is no problem. Frank Gregory has resigned with $50 par value, 11,000 shares nation on radio and television and Benton recommended .federal Alttrotieiis-R«inodBliiig JULY CLEARANCE thf United Nations for help against rescue. from the lagging Vernon Indust­ Mrs. Harold Wood, 71 ViUage St. tor, friend and father image, and diamond suit, toe king of spades A Q 8 4; Diamonds—K 8 3; dubs toward extermination. He said Town Busineae of Class B common stock with $30 it will be in all the morning papers scholarship, educational television "Belgian aggression." There also had been reporta that and the king of hearts. East Will rial Commission. Gregory, who is ,, $30,000 Bollding Permit Mra. Aline Bernstein, a beautiful more than 50 American mission­ —K J. 'What do you say? Charles Pitkat, Chairman of the At toe town meeting a number par value and 38,000 shares of that way. and aid to colleges. Kowalski, “Business. Built On and accomplished woman who-was Van. den Bosch replied that his be forced to lead a club, and you city healto commission, has also of items will be preaented. among serving a 4-year term on the com­ a ' building permit,for a $30,000 Class B'common , stock udth $30 "-They should allow a gross error retired Army colonel, urged or­ country’s trodps, stationed in the aries and their families in Aketl will-be in- the soup.------Answer: Bid three .spade|,. You mission,"announced his resignation Teconstniction job on the Profes Customer Satsfaetion* of Quality Men's Wear 19 years older than he. and. with had appealed for hejp, biit a radio would like a slighfly better, triunp contacted' toe Lavery firm. Pltluit them a proposal to^dopt Uie uni­ par value. like this to be corrected on the ganizing the. Defense Department hdibm he' had a long and torment­ Congo under a frtendshift) pact be­ If you play the king of spades said today toe city will spend 8250 form fiscal year anUpurchase of a last -night, in a letter to First atonal Building was issued yester­ Marriage License floor.” ' along functional: lines. A Demo­ Full Insurance CoTeraga tween Belgium and the .new jiative report from . there, received in from toe j,dummy at the first 'trick, holding for this slammlsh Jump, Selectman George Risley. day to the new owner, Bert I. Ber- ed Affair. Nairobi, Kenya, today, said only but you must occasionalfy be sat­ for extermination at toe dump, 10.5 acre school site on Skinner telson, of Ehllngton and Frank Robert William Haberem of Ce Dodd said he learned of toe omis­ cratic committee under Lee’s Hammer 'nicaters government, had intervened In the you have two chances to come out •nils cost will be shared by the Rd. Cost of toe. land ia estimated Gregory’s letter wps in response dar Swamp Rd.; Coventry,- and sion When he took his seat with toe guidance proposed creation of Tel. MI 4-0450 SPORTCOATS Congo only to protect human lives six American missionaries were in' isfied with four to the jack. to one sent June 14 by toe Select­ Procacclno, Jr., Wethersfield con­ FLORSHEIM "Tunnel of Love" opens at the of "j^ur pickle with a whole skin. (Copyright 1960, General Features town. at 831,500. Helen Rifth Patch of . Wright’s delegation and read a copy of the department of urban affairs to be After 5:00 PJtl. IU 9. 3f.95, New 24.99 and only after "numerous Belgians the town and non^.^ them wanted The first chance is that the king If toe voters approve the pur­ men asking all 10' members of the tractor, _ Oval Theater In Farmington Tues­ to leave. Corp.) In the meantime, town ofllcials The renovation will Include a new Mill Rd., Coventry, Concordls( Lu- platform given to e^ch delegate. headed by a new cabinet officer. All 82 BALDWIN ROAD SHOES day to run through July 30. "Will were killed and Injured or sub­ of spades will win the trick if are awaiting a report from the chase toe town will also seek au­ Commission to state by last night theran Church, July 23. He got national chairman Paul were adopted. $m q, 35j00, New 20.99 jected to atrocious violence.’’ West has led from the ace. This thority to borrow toe money and, their future intentions about mem- front and roof on the second story- 1 IU 9. 29.9S. New 10.99 flEIJMTED STVI.EA flucceat Spoil Rock Hunter?" ig The embassador said Premier" is your chance to rattle off the State Wnter Resources Commls- there until Saturday. game before/the opponents can Reg. 27.9$, New 1S.99 Reg. 19.95 te 23.95 '"Blithe Spirit” ia at UConn. See Moise Tshombe of Katanga Youtk Faces Count lyiiinniBMiiifliwniBriMBniiiif^ above. Province, who on Sunday announc­ touch you. New 14.00 fe 18J0 "South Pacific" is at the Stor- ed his rich province was seceding Of Taking VehicK George LiaK in front ^ of Liak’a The second chance is to drop toe F IA N C y S rowton Music Fair ini West Spring- from the new republic, had spon­ home at ISA Oakland St., police SUITS field until July 23. taneously ^requested the sssistahee said. RESTAURANT "Tobacco - itoad” opened last of Belgian troops. The envoy in­ . Denia M. Brhardt, 19, of Hart­ Erhardt is accused ofdakiug the R t 6 and 44A—MI 8-2842 R e i S7.50, New 37.99 sisted the- actions of the Belgian night at the Somers Stock Theatre ford, ' was arrested and charged car and starting toward Rock­ For a wonderful Gnoe ; . . ea-. Reg. U.00, New 34.99 SPORT SHIRTS in Somers, to run-Oiroiigh Satur- troops had nothing to do with the with taking a motor vehicle with­ ville, but, thinking it over on the I/» T , ALEEVEfl internal affairs pf the Congo. celleut food. eBteateiument, at­ Reg. 39.9S. New 27.99^ out the owners permlsaion early wa/, turned aimund and returned Startg Tonight! mosphere. Dancing every Sat­ The Belgix Radio reported the car. to yrtiere .he found .1^, Reg. 5.95 New 3i$9 eariler* that uuwiumba in a com­ this morning. urday .night,:...... Lisk was w-aiting for him, and Reg. 4.9$ New 3.19 munique yesterdky charged the Police said he was on his way Gordon Kilpatrick Orchestra Belgian forces with violating the to Rockville late last night and held him untn Patrolman Alfred Reg. 3.95 New 2 J 9 Ritter arrived and made the ^ar- NighUy DaUy APACHE HOC friendship treaty and called for had hitchhiked as far as the North Lounge Luaches Reg. 2.95 New 1.99 the help of U.N. forces “to re­ End. Then he started to walk reat. Entertainment Dinners LOKFERS spond to the aggression of Belgian along Oakland St., hoping to get Erhardt is being held In custody troops.’,’ a ride, when he spotted keys in the in lieu of 31.000 bond for appear­ 8:15 6:25-10:00 OPEN SUNDAYS Reg. 13.95, New 7.77 A few hours later, however, ignition of a car belon^ng to ance In court on Friday. while'the premier and Kiuiavubu SLACKS were out of Leopoldville, the rest OXE I.OT of their cabinet asked for the SPORT SHIRTS combined' help of U.N,, -U.'S. and .EAST HARTFORD SHORT SUCE%1!:H . VokiM te 8.95 Belgian torces to restore order. __MAN5F!ELD(fZ^______. /f's T/ie Mosif Reg. 5.00 . New 3.99 New 3.29 It was reported the premier and IJCT. 3l-3 2 .WaUMAKTICCT.1 t/fj president agreed after they re­ f A e i i W , GLORIOUS e FEATURE SHOWN FIRST SUNDAY Thru THURSDAY s Reg. 3.95 .. New 2.99 turned to the capital. ENTERTAINMENT! President Elsenhower refused Reg. 2.95 .. New 2.29 the request for troops, and U.S. Rodgers and Hanunersteln’a officials said any help would have SOUTH PACIFIC" "SOUTH PACIFIC" o f the YEA R / SLACKS to come through the U.N. Sec­ In Glowing Color! ^MMER ROBES Reg. 12.95 . New 9.99 retary General Dag Hammarr Rosanna Brazxl, Mitr.i GaynOr ■8KJ61d feporteaTy"told African dele­ Shown 2:00-8:80 Reg. 0.95 . . New 4.99 Reg. 9.95 . New 7.99^ gates at U.N. headquarters that I harry . . No' raatoo.ArrrpIrd Short Subjects 1:30-8:00 Daring Thli Kssssemrsl / Reg. 4.95 . . N e # 5.49 Reg. 8.95 . New 4,99 no U.N. force would he sent be­ KIDS! KIDS!— 8 UNDAY-MONDAY-TUESDAY—-All Color! Regi^ 5.95 .. New 4.89 Dtrk Boat cause the Congolese govemmerw, Note! One oom|Uete show each "SNOW QUEEN’’— Full LeagUi Cartoon Feature had asked only for technical per­ evening at 8 o’clock. Doors “BATTLE HYMN’’— BOCK HUDSON Ovr low est pHtes o f H f entire rear — starting temerrewl Reg. 4^98 > • New 3.89 day. Starring la Dick Roat as sonnel. Howeyer, Hammarskijokl open 7:80, . Jester Lester. Directing is Jay , was reported planning to send SWIM TRUNKS Champlln, the girl who did so cap­ military observers in civilian SUMMIT SUITS Reg. 4.95 .. Now 3.99 ably In "Two for the Seesaw." clothe.'! to help the government Ginger Rogers Is playing in control and reorganize the mu­ DAYS OXE l>Ot Reg. 3.95 .. New 3.19 "West Side Story" at the Oakdale tinous native army. ♦ Musical Theater In Wallingfoird Reports from BUsabethville, R«g. 39.95. New 25.99 Reg. 2.95 . . New 2.29 through Saturday. NO capital of rich .Katanga Prorince NOW 'Redhead' in the eaatern Congo, said Belgian PLAYING, THim^AY i We were sorry Vi-e waited until troop.s were gradually restoring 1st liaivR-iN snowiNQ i Saluray • to see Joan Holloway order there. STAT 1 In "Redhead" at. the HlonowUm Premier Tshombe appeared oulse MOW ^■ATIMlIt t p.a. O'Brien as Ens. Nellie Forbush is ALL MtATM WffNNIMAY playing st the .Storrowton Music ntilKNVKD '*tAYUROAV Fair this week' through July 23. •UHtAV A IMUMH . Worthy of Note V>'tautss Marijoaliw will he 'guest conductor sf^lhe fourth'conv eert of the Hartford Festival of Mfislc .Which will he held Tue.aday !fl8a8i -DMRS- >•»- night. on^fhe grounds of the V o im m s.------DI ^ ■ f 4 ’"PIKE SUHR SKHOIMI. Connecticut General I,ife .Insur­ |nMMgwNMfnaMi_ ance Co. in Bloomfield. Louise with MOLMD FOAM CUSPONS Rood. profea.'!or of music at Smith •atMts. College, will bo geiist soloist in' I Telemsnn.'s Viola Coheerto. The cm. concerts are under gencnil direc­ tion of l^obeit Rrawley. I "$299 VALUE! LESS TRADE-IN FOAM CUSHION COLONIAL SUITE Dr. G. Safford Torrey, eme'ritu.s Feature professor of .botany at the Uni­ Af versity «f Connecticut, will give 2, f i j n . FOR 4 FIECK YOU PAY ONLY 8 pjn. !• . ■ ■ ' ' ..... $2SD.DS Yalut! Lm Trait-lR - - Yoa Pay Oaly.. • a s s ■ ■ the third concert of the Trinity Not tWo-7-nOt three— but FOUR matched aectlonid pteooz that will fit arouiid two walla College .summer carillon secies to­ f" JOBKFHi.. of your Uvtag room to aent aQ yonr gueata! Thich, Inzhrions high'pile" eovesh that will Haadaonte Early Amorlean Sola and laatchlag Lounge Chair. . . wHh super aoft Foam night at '7; 1.5 o'clock. MANCHESTER srear and wesw! Unbelievably low priced. The Jacob's Pillow Dance Fes­ LIBVIMlE Babber eaabiona on deep eeU'apihig haah. Tailored ia oolorfid tsbrlea with box pleated 1 9 9 “ tival next week, 'Tuesday through tiO r t . Baturday at 9 p. m.. will feature DitAve-StiTJ lieotlie Ludmilla Chlriaeff and Mftenka B o Lt O m N O T cTH Nlderlova In alx works, including 5 Pc. PLASTIC the Black Bwan and the Bea Gal- l i Why buy a raewtor lowB. .Matinees are at ♦ o’clock on SOFA BED paMt when for iH# Friday and Saturday, GARYGMMTilQNYCURnS Opera Rolea - OUTFIT! tamt priea yav can Selections for the major roles .1- . . gsi Carmola's to be Bung in Leonard KaatU's Sofa-Bed opens to a full length ■ rsMforcs^ kauM opera-"Dieseret" have been made, bed for two. RecUner chair, both ■nie, opera'Will be preaented In a paint Hiot givat you 2-bour colorcast starting the In plarttc, eonpleto with Cock- oxtra durability twelfth season of the NBC Opera tall Table and two Step End ■V I outvraori ordinary Coinpany Saturday, Nov. .12, on ^.’,1 ’TaMea. kauta pointt 3 la I. Channel .10 f4-6 p,m„ ESTE. The casting aelectlons are; Ken­ i - $199.95 VALUE! neth Smith aa Brigham Toungr Mormon leader of Deseret: Judith Raakin aa Ann Ixmisa Brice, who L4« Tradt In ANowttic* la about to become the lateat k^'lfe. MOLOiD FOAM CUSHIONSI of Brigham Young; John Alexan­ mrrUSTS KEOUUR HINT 3tt1l der as Captain James Dee of the ^^EVE REEVES HERCULES YOU 1 9 f l A K Union Army, lYho has been sent to NYLON-VISCOSB COVI rSI Deseret on#a mission by President ‘ SYLVAKOSCINA-PRIMOMRNERA PAY EoBy T«miB, Llnifoln; and Rosemary Kuhlniann sum MANCHESTER nUMBING as Sarah, flrst wdfe of Brigham SYLVW^’-^BRUNOWILffl , 2 ADMf$ $299 VALUE LESS $19 ALLOWANCE TOKHw«9«ioctKw aOSnUNCOulR%NwHmiim BROS.!®’ Bo eriap and tallored-tookjag: Thin aofa aad eiiatriutvo.ieverrible-aMiHM FOAM.,«nah- ssd SUPPLY CO. loaa aad KieaUar Parformaaoo-Teatad fhhrie ot nylM and vlaeoao. A mmarkahle>aliM. ff*« T. BCIflH Pmsidsat and Tregasarar, «AS HEATING *1110 Wildest W v Of Man and Beasts The West Has Ever Sssn a r m every mongay "W ir a Maadwasa Wa Hava It" P. STOLTZ OinemaScope, Starring GEORGE MONTGOMERY-—Color • miiasoAY n u 9i m MJkXK .lUNCHESTEIt CH 7-2451 Co.Feature "THE COSSAOKS’’- ^ i s r WSOIVE OMBEK BTAMPB A D ^ S 9 4 4 40HN ifURRYMORE JR.-RDMUND FURDOM ) tallions' ^ r ! i s 1 1 y nu9K nmnATEt Ul ih TEtMS ^ PRIt parking ...... h v-H ’■H/, ■'i '. \

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MANCHESIEB E Y E ^ Q HEBAID, MAMCHgaBB. ,c8wl., WEDNESDAT. JOIiY U, 1960 vlfANCHBSTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONN^ TnCDNESDAY, JTJLY 18, 1980

or in mid-August, according to litical lost a oontazt—to iiervatory of Musie in Boston, and Plaiming and 2»nlng chairman Amisfteaii Nagno alnger Harry Have PetUwn A n d over i;J:Lir;n.^°%i:|lkeda Favorite H ehron has 'also tanight in toe W atettown Regional S ' ■ " % Raymond P. Koula. Houle. A t an tnfor-Infor­ BMafCstte. Aircraft Makes and Somersville school'systepie in mal hearing last month, ths PZC Tte party eonvantUmconvention matmet today . Aeriid Sipa Curbed U.S. Doubts Russians Maasachuaetta, In Newport, N.H., had named tonight as a tentative fat alrSwmdftloned Bankel Hall and Two Geared I had MmSi tonight aa a tonto^ iFor Kishi Post and In Reading. Mass. For two date for a formal meeting. abnidit to engage the hall tomor­ Washington — Dranastlc airline Hrieg afiM UlSdasiT' ' GrangeSels Horne Heads Contract Offer yeata he recorded and conducted, ion Instead too PZC will meet to­ row when a second session became passengers who n ^ from their own ''eta sterM. fliw. easi Will Free Two Airmen ■ih Europe and in this country; morrow night at 8 In the Town « P age One) The hall’s managers bottles of liquor while in flight tale m f m — •» In Collision Halt to review areaa of toe plan said Belafente was using it for re­ now risk a fine of up to 8 1 .^ " I tanakereaem sil (Conttouad fram Page Ona) Family Picnic Property Trankfers School Board would resign. After 8^ years la hearsal tomorrow afternoon and Federal Aviation Agency has also A - large number of property which were criticized at toe in­ (Coattimed trops Rage Om ) ment believe the heigjitened East- Two Manchester residents were formal hearing, such as toe lo<|a- olBoe, he had been under heavy his opening perfonnance In Japan ordtaed airlines not to serve li­ WB-DON MHfiii e a Was appliieabla to Sikorsky eiA tranaferav are on file at the . town Glifton B,.Home of Andover has Issue at Convention quor to passengers who appear In- 801 Mala SWeat—MU 84mi- Weat tension end the greatly in­ ’The n ext, meeting of HebVon found not qullty of motor vehicle tlon of a proposed shopping cen­ lire from some members of his own tomorrow nlsht. ployei. The note also offered to join, clerk’s office as reported by. Town ; been elected unanimously as violations after a one-hour hear­ party as well as Leftist opponents The oonvantloa win meet In m bl- ti^catea.. creased range, speed and celling of Grange will be July IB at Clerk Mrs.-Charles P. Miner. , ter, and lot sizes, A t the other fmir plants, the with Russia and perhaps other chairnutn ef Regional 8 Board of ing in Trial Justice Court Monday of toe treaty. hew U.S. planes make it eMential Gilead Hall, opening \rith a short nre Deportment Wins Again . countries in "a thorough eearch Alfred Andkrson aells to Dbhald Education. The annual meeUng tn m night., The defendants, Peter R. The party convention bad been (mlon la the International Asaociar that the agreement be spelled out The Fire Department team de­ for the downed airplane and the session at 7 p.m. to be followed ipi- F. and Bernice Gannon, dwelling' was held in. the RMAM High Zerrio, 31, Clearview Terr., and scheduM to elect his successor to­ tlon of Machiniata. Theae are the in precise terms. dalagata, aald ho raoalvod a Ula* feated Palmers’, 15-1, In a Uttle missing members of its crew and ______...... mediately hy a picnic at Foote’s on .Rt. 85, Amaton; John and Betty school library. , Mrs. Judith - W. Gordon, 24, 66 day, but llth-hour, withdrawal of ‘Parliament and the people have' grant wUch aald, **If you vote tor East Hartford and . Manchester examination of such remains -rjrht'to" iiome^ that picnic grounds for all Grangers Butt to Frank Clifford ,Tr., .dwel­ Home,' who has served on the Village St., were involved In a col­ League game Monday night at the party Vice President Bamboku Konnady you can come back'to plants o f Pratt A Whitney and the the, aircraft-I-----» -- aa —— may k— be located e . _ . .... families. In case of rain ling, ... ------Amston L ik e ; W illiam D. bOArd since its inception five years lision on Rt. 6 near-Old State Rd. dem enti^ school field. ’The wm- Ono from toe race threw votoig there is effective consultation cov­ Vnlontown (hta home) but only ning pitcher was Tonuny Uraln, Windsor Locke and Broad Brook The White House, from Presir ering every different kind of there will be no picnic, and a regu-1 Carpenlei- to Robert Cafaszo and Ago will hold ofllce for a 1-yi Zerrio was defended by attorney allgiunents into confusion and re­ dent- Eisenhower’s vacktion head- lar meeting \rill-take place, n ie I Robert H. Horton. laitAon- WaH St.: tariff. Former chairmen 1 long enough to pack your baga." and catcher, Ken DahlquisL Two sulted in a rash of caucuses. plants of the Hamilton Standard flight,” saW the London Times edi­ A California political leader Paul B. Oroobert of Manchester TRCAStnE„eHtSf DIAMONDI quarterk at Newport, R.I., charged Grange will furni.sh watermelon, | Irving Christfanaon to ^ v id aqd -John H. Yeomans of Andpvef. 1956 hits by Ursln and a triple by convention finally opened 4 ^ hours Division. torially today. aald that state’s delegation has on a charge of failure to grant one earlier yesterday .that the affair ‘oJJe orthe problems la that aa^ot doga and bums. All are asked , Mary Ann Ruscyk, lot .58, H. Oley Osborn lir 'o f Hebron. Dahlquist contributed to their late and adjourned until tomorrow ’The I AM and U A W combined been under “heavy preaeure" not half of the highway. Mrs. Gordon, team’s high score. The losing ore ovolloble constituted “a deliberate and attack an* defense become more tri bring their own plates snd sil-1 Lake: C^arl and Lillian l^n lk^to 19.58-59, and R p W fl Foote, He­ defended by attorney Seymour atfer brief formalities. forces in a unity pact to bargain j n, r< II ■ aMel TKa I Vl?t* A ll! 001(1^1*111. 1.2 SCl*OB.^ WTOTU to auppoct Kennedy, because of hla pitcher was Ned Munson, with reckless attempt to create an in­ bron, 1966- Rothenberg of Manchester, was In addition to Ikeda, 61-year-old ONLY AT MICHAELS for a new contract when the exist­ litical situaUon grows mwe un^ 'I^e f5th anniversary of Conner-j or - Roiite A. Hebron center religion. H e reported this yaater* Mike Krzewski, catching. ternational incident.’’ .YoonwK"has been nnanimoiisly charged with speeding. Trial minister of international trade and ing agreements at the various Behind this charge apparently certain a new kind of seemtnzlv Grange will he held I Jared and Harriet Tennant Jr. to elected to his second terra as day prior to the California caucus, Personal Mention Industry in Kishi’s caUhet, candi­ cerUin, a new kind of seemingly ^ ^ University of Emma Miner, dwelling. Church Justice Charles Nicholson granted plants began to expire months ago. la the belief of American leaders harmleas flight can carry the seeds Douglss Secord of which gave Kennedy considerably Mrs. Willard E. Thomen is a pa­ dates still in toe race were Mitsu- Among demands made by the the attorneys’ request to have the that Khrushchev la engaged ip a of danger. Connecticut. Highlights of the St. Marlborough was unanimoiisly few er delegate votes than his tient at toe Windham Community jlro Isbll, 71, chairman nf the par- two unions were a union ahnp, bet­ charges presented Jointly in a com­ ruthless and determined effort to ‘ Tt is rea.sonable to ssk.” said two-day celebration will be exhib- Joyce Patlpnf'lo elected tacretary. Rex Hprro'cka : lieutenant had been claiming. tys’ executive board; F oreln Mtn. ter job security, full arbitration panion Case. « Memorial Hospital where she un­ picture the. United States before the 'Plmes. “ that Britiah political its on Friday by most of the; e^arlek L. and Elaine Mj,J^Vaca. of Marlborough had declined re- The three Bi^ttlst clergraen Ister AUchlro Fujiyama and Kenze o f • disputes, the right to Investi­ Nicholson declared he could not derwent stirgery last week. the world as an aggressive nation consideration should be generally Granges, and a banquet ffom 6 to i Amston; JMchard M. npminatiOn. \ with the petition are Dr. Henry ’Matsumura, head of thq party’s gate grievances on company prop­ find either party guilty due to in­ Victor C. Harrlman Jn, seaman willing to take extreme risk of requiried, for the various kind.* of 7. On Saturday the exhibits open ^ gtgrr to Joyce anit'Vlncent Tedea- H. Springer, Denver, Colo.; Dr. apprentice, U8N, son of Mr. and Progressive wing. But toe race ap- erty during working hours, and at 10 B.m,, closing at 6 p.m. A | L e^ g ^ fj In an acceptanea speech,. Horne ; sufficient evidence. He commended war to spy on' the Soviets’ and American 'fltghta atarting from said he hoped the imanirnona vole : Ray Tatum, Lubbock, Tex., and Mrs. Victor C. Harrlman 8r. of ^m ntly was between Bceda and automatic pay increases instead of pageant depicting hiatorj- in 13 j Lgmbeps^ George and Clara State Tropper Edward Counter of willing to endanger the safety of theae ahores.” was indicative of the r^jtur#. "W e Dr. George Norris, Fort Worth. Parker Bridge Rd. is serving raises on a merit plan. scenes -will he presented. Each of ] King.slaflC land, Old Colchester the Colchester Barracks on prep- Ono in withdrawing threw his Ka Allie* in the process. ihust be unanimous if w V are go­ Tatum w as wearing a Johnson aboard toe amphibious force fliag- ’The strike began June 7 at the the 13 Pomona Grange Lecttirers Federal Houaing Co'mmia- paration of an “excellent.dlagram’’ support to Ishli, who is as pro- button. Answering a question ship V88 Pocono which returned Sikorsky plants apd by the next in the state will be in charge of juUan M. Zimmerman to ing to run, and develop, th^sphool ■ of the collsion scene. He said there western as Ikeda but is oonsidersd liondon. Jiriy 13 ■iJ'i — Prime about the button, he said, - 'Tm to Its home port at Norfolk, Va., day the other five plants were be­ scene. Mrs. Kenneth Emmet B. and Bertha L. McCor- the community wants," h(> added. ^ might have been a different dis a warmer,^ more popular personal­ Minister Macmillan le expected to He al.so expressed a hope that ' fo r Johnoon because no Catholic in May, following a 5-month cruise ing picketed' too. ’Hie seven plants I Central Pomona lecturer, wHT be , dwelling, Rt. 85. Amaton: position If the court had had access ity. While Bceda appeared to have have 31,000 production workers, ask President Eisenhower for as- board bueinesS could be done dm-; ' can carry Texas. The people are to written statements taken at toe In toe Mediterranean. flurance that the British govern­ in charge of the , i^ondon Park Inc. lot and dweUing very much aroused.’’ Dietitian Aide suffldent support M vlctoiy, ob­ but the 'company claimed 17,000 "History of the New^gland Lee-, following: Harrv J. Pellerin ing a reasonable length of time scene from the defendants and Bulletin Board servers did not discount toe possi­ ment will be ctmsulted before The three a ^ d they had tried were on the job as-of last week, Hirers' Confereni:*^ g, . 26, Mr. and' Mra. Louis since he hsd (wn.sidered leaving Miss Joyce Fulton of Hartford Peter M aneggia Jr., of W ales Rd., Movies will be shown at toe Red bility of furtour switches and When negotiations collapsed in American planes fly any missions ' Quotations Furnlabetl by without success to bring the pe* Bam at 8 tonight by toe Andover I Gagnon Jr.; lot 6, Howard J. Lnnt the board due to the late hottra has been appointed assistant die­ who had observed the operation of agreed toe race would be doss. June, Gov. Abraham Ribicoff other than local training flights Cobani a Mlddlebrook, Inc. K/trftr^'ne tkfcm before all the main conven* Lake Property Owners’ Entertain­ ■(Silk Stocks The 9Utad Women's Fellowship | al: lot 24, Robert J. and M «ry A. meetings,have involved. He ang- ' titian at Manchester- M em i^al the Gordon vtoicle prior to toe Even before toe voting the po­ stepped in and persuaded company from bases in BrKain. geii'ted reinttatement ot a former - ■S' thm bommlttees. Ih e y said they crash. - ment committee. Qualified informants said Mac­ Bid Asked sponsor a barbecue and sale ) 3 g> ^>proached del^atea from a num> Hospital. She will combine jlier. and union officials to return to the at the Gilead Congregational rule, to end meetings by 10. con- ; - Three other cases were heard. biagalnlng'’table. 'This n w -series millan wsihto to make' the Attlea- Oonm Bank and Trust - bet h'-Hettinger: lot 20, David and i ber of states, also wllhoitt sue* work as an assistant with hkr in- Manchester ISveolng Herald An­ Co. ...V ...... 40 Church July 23. The sale, featuring Jo.sephine German: lot 22, Robert tinuing to 11 p.m. only by vote of : Harqld E. Dorwart, 36, Wllliman- Of_meeth)ga tagan June 20, with ’TTuman Agreement of 1951— under dover correi^ondent, Mrs. Paul O. iPod, rummage and handicraft, will the ^ard. Meeting* have fre- : temshlp In dietetics. tlc, pleaded guilty to failure to toe company meeting separately Which' U.S. bases operate in BWtr Hartford National and Marianne Chamber#; ' Ttatum noted that Govs. JEd- F o r the past three years she ha# Pfanstiehl, telephone PIIgHm Personal Notices Bank and Trust Co. he held from 3 to ' 7 p.m. The quently lasted until after midnight drive to the right and was fined with each union, and stopped ain— more effective, mqre secure with seme extended to 1:30 a m. nund G. Brown of GaUfomta and been a teacher in the nursery |12. Frank Ereshena, 32, WlUi- 2-6856. and mote precise. "The prime min­ Fire Inranmee ^oiiipaiiiea chicken bafbeciie will be .held from Mancheater Eveilliig #’er«ld David Lawrence of Pennsylvaala, abruptly last Thursday. Mre. Clifford Wright, who is school run by St. Joseph College In mantlc^ was found not guilty of ’The Governor, who is in Los ister told the House of Commons Aetna Fire .. . *2 92 5 to 7' p.m. There will also he a ■ rorreapondeiit MUs ..'4naaii ahd Mayor Richard Daley of Chi­ also a 5-year board member sug- West Hartford. following too closelyi The respec­ Vacation Cmta $1,140 Card of Thank* Angeles for the Democratic na­ yesterday: Hartford Pii>-New . .4fi‘, 61', menu with frankforts instead of telephoue A Cade in 7 cago, are CatboUoa. Keimedy has Miss Fulton is a native of Knox­ Mr. tad Mrs. CharlM-Blake wish „ ‘ T am taking^up wdlh President National ^ f e ----- ..133 143 chicken. Resen-ations may he made 3.3454_ geated. "W e should take a .long tive arrests were made by State express tfaeir sincere appredaUm to tional convention, said before leav­ by calling any member of the ______^ look at ourselves as bosrd mem­ the buhe of the Pennsylvania and ville, TeM . Troopers Clifford Bombard and Chicago — Executives spend an STerrone vbio assisted In the rescue of ing it appeared the negotiators Eisenhower the" question whether Phoenix“ Firs ...... 79'4 82 >4 UUnola votes. The CaUfomta del­ Women's Fellowship. bers." and- make "our sole airn She attehded the Morristown Thomas GaUthler, both of toe Col­ average of $1,140 on a three-week Mrs. Blake tad their son Brlta. and needed a cooling off period. there shotild be any modifications --fJfo and Indemnity Ins. Oe*. egation Is split almost evenly ‘to all who- save so freely the welfare o f the school and chil­ College Hiiih School In M o n is t()> » chester ’Troops. vacation, according to a isurvey of or improvements of these arrange­ Aatn* Caaualty. ----- 81. .85 Music Teacher Namisl | between him and A dial Stevenson. time, effort, •aevaawy. money, eUlls...... tad_ ers How'RIccTiiti and Bennett were 7 Inches Rain dren.” Tenn., and was graduated with a Frank R. Campanelli, 58, Hebron, 1,000 corp:„ to a barrage of Laborite Hftd, Steam Boiler . 74 79 rector at Hebron's Regional- High amid speculation they was no word of how either side had Wright. Yeoman* and Horrocks, 1857. the Auuover Disposal. Area, ^ e said they take a month’s vaca­ Imposatble to do so and w e ______questions on the downing by the Travelers ...... 85'i 88'2 school, replacing Ah-ln Ezer who the rellglona Issue this method, to expresa our heartfi changed Us positip. sufficiently to cafeteria committee: Horrocks. A iMine economics major, she arrest had been made by Con­ tion, one ,ln 100 reported he neveT produce a proposal the union Russians of an RB47 raconnals- Fnbllc rtiHtiee . resigned. Lubbock, Tex., July 18 i/P)— Ac- by any k move. But their last- thanks to everyone eoneemed for the 22'4 chairman. James Foran and Dr.. w as a member of the home eco- stable Alfred Hunt. . leaves toe Job. many kindnesses siren to na leaders thought worth taking dl- .sance plane that flew from a U.S. Conn. Light A Power 24 <4 Stone is now teaching two , com pan led by a spectacular elec- minute ^ gave Kennedy 61 64 'Charles__R,_. _L«rcpnib,._JXi:ee: nomioa society at Bennett, Omleron Mothers Cfinb Plans Ounngs rectlv to the niembership^ base-in Britain. Hftd. Electric Light , uiglvts a weelc^n N ew-.B r it ^ . A i^ l~ f torm,~ eloudbursti~chibbea committee: and Foran. chairman, strong B ta ChL The Motoers Clu^wUl hold two The U A W spokesmen would UrgenT consultation Between Hartford Gas Co. ... 46 49 directing the Weslevan Band dur-| ' ' - . Southern New England Foote and Secord. euatodial com­ 'iOaa e? her bro KcltU evehto' this week, beglnhlhg mgke no predictions about the London and Washington already irig football .season. During the | t^he south plains of West Texas -Telephone ...... 45 >, mittee. "The board will meet again search In botany at Tale Umver- with a swlnunlng party at toe chances of acceptance. They has begun. But it was authorita 43'4 summer hf will direct a profes- again yesterday with up to. seven lively denied that Macmillan has Nanofactnrlns Conananlea on Aug. 1, slty as part of his preparation for home of Mrs. Walter Weir, An­ would not aay whether they were .sional orchestra at Mystic Seaport ihehes of rain. TREASURE CHEST DIAMONDS any intention of flying to the Arrosv, Hart A Heg. . 54 57 a master's degree, and another dover Lake, tonight. The iWim urging the members to accept the and Old Lyme. United Slates for personal talks Associated Spring .. 19 21 Lightning stnick at least Jive M*nehe«t«r Evmihg Herald .An­ brother Is a high school band di- wilt take the place of a July meet- offer. He received his Bachelor of Mti- Briatol Bra** ...... 9\ 10\ buildings in Lubbock but no major dover porreapondetiL Mrs.; TanI D. - lector In Knoxville. ’The company also withheld com­ with the President. sic Degree from, Boston Univer- ing. Regular houri not convenient? The original understanding be­ Dunham Biish ...... 5 6 damage or injuries were reported. PfaiMtiehl, telephone Pilgrim t- Business and ^ The Club will also have a plcme ment. .sity in 1942. and a certificate in One bolt stunned a girl near lilttle- tween the U.S, and British gov­ Em-Hart ...... 51 55 COME IN EVERY POPULAR When negotiations halted last miisic from.-New York University field in the same sres. 6856. Digest. That magazine for husbands and wives at' toe ernments bn bases was reached by Fafntr Bearing .... .55'i .58'„ week, it was reported there was in 1947, and master of Arts der eltsd RdokvllleikvIUe asai being one of the Sportsmen’s Club Saturday at 7 Lander* Frarv Clark 18 20 . A broad band of thnnAeratorms Pleasure Vie Strong 'disagreement over the com­ nation’s flibt towns to have its p.m. Ekich couple is asked to pro­ N. B. Machine ...... 17', 19'j gree from' Boston Uni'i'ersity in swept eastward out of NeW Mex­ B illiard * vide a casserole or salad in ad­ You’ll find us opieh Thursday pany's refusal to hire back work­ .17. 19 19.50., While studying in these ico. smashing anew at a sector still streets alm ost^tlrely lighted by ,^!ZE AND SHAPE ers who had ervgaged in violence North and Judd , . dition to its own meat and rolls. Roger* feorp. (B t .. 361,0 .39', schools he taught clarinet,- par­ recovering from diatructive floods Nobody knows whei-e the game For Attentioii Suerasoent Ughts>A representative evenings from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. during the strike. Several dozen ef the Digest will be-present to­ Charcoal fires will be available for \i/; Stanley Worka ...... 17 19 ticipated in the Bei-k.shire \\iisic last week. of billiards originated. Some trace liave been arrested since the strike night cooking toe meats. The Club will and Saturdays until noon. firmed, in a Joint statement by Terry ..''team ...... 38', 42‘4 Festival and conducted a band. The deluge was heaideat around the game back to Ancient Greece Residants ef RoekvUle and Ver­ began. Another issue was the re­ Also planning to be p ib ^ t Is provide coffee. ; Prime Minister Churchill and ’Tru­ Veeder Root ...... 54 57 He has taught at Sirnmons Col­ McAd'oo, where Crosby County or early Egyptian daya.’ Tha game non will have a busy nlsht to­ hiring of strikers without loss of Capt. william A . Gruber cnKtoe > The entertainment will Include man the follnw'ing year. The above quotations are not to lege. the School of Contemporary farm agent Lee Suther estimated was pla.ved in England and France night a ball game In early evening with senioritv. M".«ic, and the New F.ngland CCn- .5 to 7 inches of rain fell. aa early- as the ISOda.j^ State Police Traffic Division, re] Even as ;the talks were picking Now many members of parlie- oe constnifd as actual markets. The Fluoroaoent City Festival Is cing later. Members of toe resenting State Police p ir r N A M & C O . up again yesterday, the company planned for 7:S0 In the downtown comqdttee In charge are Mrs. John York Stock sloner .Leo J. Mtileahy. MamiMirt New Exchange was taking steps to hire perma­ area, while nearby In the Memorial McGuire, Mrs. James Foran and Building, a-town meeting is sdied- A fter toe ceremonies a block nent employes to replace strikers dance will be held to toe music of Mrs. H m v i^ Ftaaneuf. 71 lAH O N fR $t. • aUNCMtmi • fill M S-2I8I uled for 8 o’clock. St the Hamilton Standard planU. A l Sojka’s orchestra. Postpones'Town Plan Hearing Although city offiiBlala >Reped A spokesman eaid the same was A S-day sale ending Saturday The formal hearing of toe Town Jainos 7. Blair • Jtobarf H. Starkol The exciting new the town meeting would be pMt- planned for tha other plants. Will be featured in Rockville stores. Plan will be held Ihter this month poned to another night First Se­ Oval-shqjea dia­ Four'men were arrested last lectman George RMey said last mond night by Wallingford police and Bight it is nccMMary to hold It to­ $1075 charged with acta of vandalism in night as advcrtisod. Wallingford, Including daubing the ^ )n e of toe main itema on toe word ‘'scab” on a houee. — - call, purchase of an elementary A Three were identified as em­ school site, must be acted on to- If/ ployes at the North Haven Pratt - Bight because an option on it ex- A Whitney plant. The fourth told plres Friday. police he was a clerk in a store. BLAST OFFI Entertainment Set ’They' were also accused of An entertalhmmt program will breaking windows and puncturing kick off toe 8-day fastival. The automobile tires. 40 voices of toe RtakvlUe Bazber $375 Arrested were Charles E. M. f Announcing a spectacular Sale and Shop Chorus, Uie Stewart High The traditional Beaudoin, 40 of 174 Clifton St., Ed­ ' lands Pipe HaniT'and v o ^ aoloa ward M. Vaughn, 37, of JOl BlaKeS- by Mrs. Mildred Coleman of El­ round brilirant-cut ' lee Ave,. and John Goodrich Jr.-, Clearance of Summer Sportsw^r, Blouses, lington will be featured. FesUval diomond 20, of 113 Bailey Rd., all of North offidals promise a stage pereon- Haven, and John P. Paul Jr., 22, ality, but the identity of toe per­ $330 $1275 - o f 250 Summit Si., Southington. son remains a mystery. A ll but Beaudoin were indenli-' Skirts, etc. . . . Savings of up to 6 0 % .. . A t 0 o’clock there will be a form­ fled as workers from the aircraft al ceremony at which Sherman R. plant. Bond was set at $1,000 for Knapp, preeldent of,the Coimectl- Goodrich and $2,000 apiece for cut Light and Power Co. will pre­ the other three. Special purchasesl Manufacturers closeouts! sent a plaque to Mayor Leo. B. Flaherty Jr. ae representative of the city. Drastic reductions on oUr own fine stocks! ’This la a replica of too plaque Cars Damaged dty official! received at Atlantic City, Njr., last month from the At Plaiitland Don’t Miss This Event. . Come in Today! The klegont M ar- quits-cuT diamond Three more feitrs were badly BOB5 JONES damaged last night as the wave of vandalism associated . with the Pratt and Whitney strike con­ tinues. "• Recommends The cars owned by (Jordon C. Eckler. of 15 BjTon' Rd., Donald M. Fisher, of Andover, and_01enn A. Andrelski. of Stafford Springs, were all parked o ff Tolland ’Tpke., near Plantland. SMILING SERVICE The men are employed at the HERE IR E JUST ALL THIS PLUS C A N A L project in Middletown, which although not on strike. Is A FEW OF THE OUR FAMOUS The fashionable part at Pratt and 'Whitney. Emerald-cut dia­ . ’They had formed a car pool, ITEMS OFFERED SMHJIMI SERVIOE mond , and left their cars' near Plpnlland while they continued on to their ^'10 R I; 1 N A, $230 11159 jobs. m Eckler'i, car was least ^dam­ aged, receiving only a dent oii toe left front door. Got a fjlnaiioial problem ? I Fisher’e car had tts - windshield and Jbft-front window smashed, a ASftOWTftO XL I • Cheit Diamonds exceed in beauty because chrome strip on. the door dented, Sleeveless SH IR TS and toe mirror -and’ antenna tom BETTER BLOUSES Jimiioas-Bermudas T alk it over with^blle they excel in quality. Our gem experts, udng our own precision M atch^ Groups . mstruments, test hundreds of diamonds to find one gem which meets off. ' ■ • ' , ■ Damage to the Andrelski car S L A S H fO TO S L A S H fD TO S U L S H iO TO Treasure Chest q u o % standards. Taste and budget will determine eonrislet) of over a half-doun rips S iA S H e O TO of oi[ir people! the me and shape of the Treasure Chest Diamond you select. But and long tears in its convertable top, two! smashed 'window*, large I ' ' ■ ■ . ’ ^ ■ whether you^choose the;nw Oval, the tradrtionol Round, the ele- dents in ^ e left door, a number of $ J . 2 9 Buiinsssman, housSwife, doctor, studeqt. . . whoever you are, you’ll gant Marauise or the fashio’noble Emerald-cut, and v^etfier ydii long serdteher cauiwd by a large $1.90 _ $ 2 .9 0 $ 2 ^ 4 'if kYIHPUIll find it helpful to aak for financial counad firom Connecticut Bank and rock, and a torn e ff mlm>r. ■Obuitan Station Wagon. pw.^s little OS $185 or os much as $1500. a Michaels Treowra Truut people. They have the hroad aaperience and depth o f under* •’Thle .brings to five the number v-h w Diamond assures you of the finest diamond yaluau' af ears damaged while- parked 50 *SC CjfLOSMOilli etanding that anyone wants w l ^ ftoed with a money problem. Put near PlantlZnd. "SA" CoBvBitIbla. . Police warn persons who work % our people to the test. Ask for their edvke the next time you have An prices INCLUDE Fidaral tax Wort $if9 f«5e.9e w«f« sft.ee $7.ee W ei« $1.ni»$3.9f at any Pratt and Whitney facility .1 %me $2 tq $ft Per Item V a ^ l%7CHEVROLfr a n e ^ We think you’ll like the down-to-earth approach you’ll gat. not to leave their cars in isolated l - , ^ n o V-8 BtatloB Wagon. You’ll find top-celiber peopKin eedi o f our offloee. So atop in at MARY PAVMBNTS INVITUO areas, but instead to try to- ar­ Dressy, .Tailored, Solid, Prints. - Chinos, Cords, Solids, Novelties. Classics you’ll live in. All from famous makers.^ the office neareat yOu and make youxaalf known. You can Ite sure range to park them at a lighted *M C H e V B O U T filling station if po'sslble until toe n o Sports Sedan. of a very wenn wdeome. strike h ai been settled. 'KOLKMOMLI Super 88 4-Door Sedan. , Extended Forecast Wonderful SLACKS OBLON SWEATERS : 7 € A IX m e ATf Ml 84411 " TI im Coame^ciut Bank JE Wf tf R5 - SfiyEllAUrNg Windsor Lock*. July 18 (#5 — SL A SH ib TO S L A S H M ) TO AND TRUST COMPANV 958 MAIN ST., MANCHEeTBK ’The W eather Btmeau issued the MANCHESTER following 5-day forecavt-for Con­ % T~ PH O N E M I 8-2741 necticut: :i .TMt INOWN NANI. Temperatures ’Thursday through . 9 4 O l i ^ O B I L E , * \ ■ T he. KNOWN QUALITY ilNCIJ5e9i Monday will average ^ or 4 de- greesTse* below normal.norir ’The normal M O nUt SALES highligh and low tempeitemperatures for the 90 Officta. • .'Serving 21 CennecHcvl CeminvnlHst Hartford area thia period are 86 3 and Raven SO aiid-63. and Bridgeport 82 and 64. It syUl be W tfw i .e f.| ] 'Weiw I4.ee t* $7.ee W m«« i$.ee to ift.ee , 2 ' a w « ra $ft.ee to $e.ee warm ’ThUmday then cooler Friday , and below normal through Mon­ Sleeveless or short - A wide Msortment.' Plaids, Novelties, Solids. Classics and Novelties. day.. ghowera Thuraday and orob- •My Thursday lUght will aval ' w ana-half laeh.' -A KANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, JULY 13, 1960 -I - ^ h .

honori'Wera Carblihe^kin, Donna MANCHESTER^ EVeklN G HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN> WEDNESDAY, JU LY 1 3 , 1960 Baraw, Barry Bennitt, Barbara Bolton Bickford, jBlHott Bursack, Susan. M H S Lists Honorific^" M sk, T om., 19 land are based upon the attitudes Cronin, Dean Daniel, Timothy »f Murmsnsk utA wnat of a Rua* Wed-, Ik o n .. FH.. 19 A JT. to and-thinking of the paat.^for the" A: Thoajcht for Todajr Donahue, Barbara Gustafson, Wil­ Quick Action Limits Ddimage liam Hanklnson, Barbara Harris, ^ liattrlfriitrr •tAii ialAnd In tho Bapents S«a. law of real pfbperty developed Bpooaoratf by the MMcheater . Tha Soviet no^ protMUn* tha genturiee ago. This very fact n y a m o u n t For Fourth Q u^ier Bruce Hopper, Patricia Huy, Denis Oonacll of Ob K h e i sivE A Karpuska. In Red Ember Kitchen Fire I'ttm im g l i K i d i i Allecad '•overflight," howAvar, aaid t h e L A W ’ alone' should serve as sufficient JUso, Michael Lautenbaeh.Jamea tha pUute was shot down over So­ warning to the owner of'land of Leavitt, Stephen Morrison, Kath­ ^ in your life the dealrabtlity of obtaining aselst- Are you troubled by sleeplees- Thb honor roll for the fourth#C3ihton Loveaque, Rose Lovejoy, viet territorial waUra, after It I f SAVE ANYTIME leen Ryan, Marilyn St. Pierre, Su­ Early discovery and the qulcRf be dosed this past year. They also i i Mwiii tow* ance In dealing with this Im­ ness and unpleasant thoughU? quarter at v Manchester High Joanne McHugh; Robert Merrer, norad a. Soviet fljchtar plana'a order School was compiled thla morn­ Patricia NicoletU, George Ord­ san Smith,.Cheryl StaniUhas, John response of-Bolton and other fire­ moved to have the well pump tak­ portant answer. If you are and the cause is not en up, inspeoted, and neceesary to land and wa* proceeding: oy Thte column is written by the a physical one, try .doing some ing- way, Gwendolyn- Owren; Gaida Stoutnar, Eileen Sullivan, Frost men In the mutual aid system pre­ We’re as sMr as the neareatl ThurnAuer, Barbara Uricchio, repairs' made before the opening |Uate Bar Association of Connect­ kind deed to a neighbor or some mall box. Ask for Save-By-{ JSeniors. who mad* high honors Osols, Trudl Recknagel, Patriala : fv»uiMlero<:toS»r 1. 1»1 Russian territorj' to Arch; Easemehts ^ Were the following; Schick, Carole Shafwzlgn. Donna Valente, Sharon White. vented serious damage in a fire at of school in the fall. There is, of rourae^ja^lfferenca icut to make you better Informed needy person that you know. Do Mafl Ferms. Several Items of the 1960-61 , Doea a pcraon have the right to bor.'s land will be determined by and more fully aware of our laws. something for someqne else •with­ Ruth Adamy, Madeleine Amir- Also, Daniel Shea, Carole Shen- the Red Ember Restaurant on Rts. -ruMlalMd Eranr Bvtnlnc Sxca^ Of opinion on w h^t-t^tltutes ter­ coBstnict and maintain a drain ault, Patricia Ballard, Robert c knowing the language of the Security Costs Rise berg, Karin Johansson,. RonaJd but the selectmen June 1 voted to The worship service will be con­ • l^ibUshers RepresanlmUres: Tbs manta In maUers of this sort. And -agreements which purported to hi* car when only, a footpath was Also, Donna'Peterman, Alan tween the oven and refrigerator. Itthus Mathews BpecisI Aaeiicy — New Intended, the owner of that prop­ Miami.—Two flying fishermen In Kacmarezyk, David Kaye, Richard raise hiS rent to 5400 a month The floor under, the table was bad­ ducted hy Junior High girls. The ^OrlL_Cht«»go rvtrnit and_Bpst™. there have been reports that the give the permission, whether they Bonn —Social-eecurlty coats now Pratt, Inese Pukinskas, ■ Kevin erty may take "Steps to restrain Miami have built a flat-bottom Lombardo,. Joanne Lucas, Sandra minimum. Urquhart objects to the ly burned and charred. The walls kindergarten, primary, and junior □ jb______m b e r ACDTT BUREAU o r were oral or In writing, the ex­ ketch, equipped with a small mo­ average about 5154 a year for Reardon, William Rivers, Judith. Malin, Carolyn Mather, Elizabeth CPEfTlO N S plane, in addition to mapping the his violation. Robbins, Barbara Rottner, Claire increase. and celling of the kitchen were departments will put on a pro­ tent of the use intended, the or­ tor. that fits snugly between the West German citizens compared McLagan, 'Carolyn McNamara, First Selectman George Rlsley gram of songs; plays, and exhibi­ $ magnetic held, was charting Soviet der-of events, apd ntimerous other We have been considering ease- with 557 In 1950. The total so­ Sapor!tl, Roberta Shankman, Wll- damaged by heat, but the plaster 1*99 menu from the standpoint of the | U Nancy McNeill, Karen Mooney, said last night that since the was not disturbed. Insulation above tions displaying the work of the •’^mey*^lo‘1[manclal^*^P^^ tor | radar defenses In the Arctic areas, similar factual inquiries. These . . . . i.nrf Th.v m a v With the boat, they are able to cial-security bill will Increase by llqm Taylor, Linda Wahmann, Elizabeth Neubert, Carl Nothnick. soeraphlca] errors appesrtiig In ad^ use of land of another. They may ^ 11 per cent this year, to a total C vol West, James Whltehill, Alan June 1 increase Urquhart has the celling, however, was charred school. An offering to be used for nrAements and other resdtns matter It may well be, of course, that problems concern sn interest in also be considered as a restriction ,| Y‘"jt m«»y «»hing sites in one out- Also, Robert Papanos. Berna­ Values to $2.98. of 58,300.000,000. Williams, John Williams, Roger made only one 5400 payment, and by the heat. the relief of Chile will be taken. The Manchester Eventns Herald the Soviet fighter which, reported­ Isnd known ss an ea.sement, namer on the 'use of one's own land. For ^ dette Parclak, William Pickering, this wasn’t free ‘and clear. Ur­ Robert D. Valentine, owner of Die school, which'has been In ses­ ly, the right of a person-jito use Winter, Michael Winters. Marcia Potterton, Amy RAealer, Plus other famous brands. Choice of excellent patterns JMsplar adrertlslng clnslns hours: ly shot down the .\pierican recon- example, you may agree with your | ISeniors who made'the honor roll quhart turned -a 5 10 0 check over the building, estimated damage to sion for two weeks, will hold its Moiida''—1 pm Friday nsissance plsn# attacked. It over the land of another. neighbor that you will not build ] Donna Savino, Melvina ShSrp, San­ to Town Counsel. Robert F. Kahan, the structure at about 51,500. The filial clas.ses on Friday. and solid.s. Short sleeve and sleeveless. Sizes small,' Tuesday—1 p.m were Joan L. Anderson. Joyce An- dra Sibrlnsz, IngalilL "Spangberg . Tue^sr internatlqnsl waters snd that the If this right is given by an In- a garage within 1.1 feet of your! driilot. Jean Ashley, Donna Aus­ and asked him toi put 5280 of It in business was operated by Samuel Baseball-Nntee medium and large. ' .Wedn'/daj'—1 _i>_m _ stnimenl In writing, as. for ex­ boundary: line or that you -shall ; William Suhle, Marion Thomson, escrow - until Urquhart and the Carilli who was not available for The Fiano Realty baseball team Thursda.*—1 p.m------Wedh»s4sy Russians spen ii I he inter veni hg teh n \ z H tin, William- Barrett, Penny Barth,. David Torstenaon, Linda Wiecek, rviday-:i p.m. Thursday. ample. by letter, and Is not ex­ not use 4^yoiir property for com­ Richard Baxter, Therese Becker, setectmen could come to an agree­ ah esti'msts of damages to furnish­ defeated M A M 011-22 to 8 on __ '.Saturday—I p.m. ^^gjrj-days tnying_tn_declde how best to ecuted with the- formalities re-. PhyUis _Wlechert- _____ '-Claaslfted deadflns lh-80 a m mercial purposes. Such .a prom-; by Taiick Anthony Berzenski, Dorothy Best; ment, The remaining 5120 la the ing* and equipment today. Friday. Pitching for Fiano were of publlc'atlna esrept Saturdsy— turn the sittiatloh to Us advantage quired of a deed, the right is mere­ Ise is a restriction on the use Sophomores who niade the regu­ amount of Urquhart'a previous Valentine and spectators ex­ John Sebastiao, John Roberts, ip! NEW ENGLAND-CAPE COD, White MounUins, Green Judith Chagnot, Nancy Cooley, lar honor roll were Marilyn Arm­ Certainly there is nothing in the ly s license and not an easement. which .vail rpay mkke of your own Moutltain.t, Rocky Coa.st, Boston, Berkshires— Phyllis Crepon, Carol Dabrowskl, rental- pressed admiration today for the Paul Leonard and Paul Shea. Rob­ ■That is, it smounts to nothing land, and is designed'for the .bene-; strong, Harry Arnold, Sally Aspln- Rlsley" said last night he feels work of the firemen. Valentine, im­ ert Luke and Allen Skinner were I An Outstanding | Wedneaday, Jtijy IS statements sttnhuted. in the .Soviet Robert J. Demers, Barbara Dunn, wall, DUtne Baldwl'h, Caroline Bar­ j . more thsn permission snd may be fit of your neighbor's land. That 7 d a y s ...... - . .$ 1 7 4 Michael Ehlera, John Flynn. Urquhart is . getting "a pretty pressed by the equipment avail: the catchers. For M A M Oil, Ken note to the two captured American i time. Therefpre, if benefit which he ha.e may be en- i NIAGARA-ONTARIO. NiagarR Falls. 1000 Lslands, Ot­ rett, Fred Barrett, Fred BraziUs, able and thq. dispatch with which Shapazian, Steve Hinds, Steve StsTsnsim Also; Nola Forman, Robert Geh- Janet Carlson, Charlene Carson, good deal" at 5400 a month rental. survivors of the Incident thsl was j yon give your neighbor s license forced by him. Such restrictions i tawa, Montreal, Adirondacks— 7 'DAYS ...... $ 1 7 4 ring, Paul Geissler, Brian Good­ Rlsley also said the 5400 rental it was put to uM, reported the fire­ Nichols and Kevin McDermott I Group of Women’s anywhere near *s damaging ss the to use .vour driveway, he may. not may fall within the general class!-' Jeremy Conklin, Kathleen Dona­ men even moppe'd up the several - Tha tumultuous.'twenty-minute NOV.\ SCOTl.A, (’ape Breton Island. Gabot Trail. A ing, J. Bruce Green, Joanne Giis-^ hue, Joan Farr, Richard Pish, fee is fair because the town could pitched with Jeff Maxwell In the testimony reportedly elicited from transfer that right to anoiber. It flcaiion of negative casements or , tafson, ' Beth Harrison, SandrA be getting income from taxes on Inches off water on the floor before catcher’s poattion. John Roberts Ilivatlan given Adlal Stevenson is a personal privilege which doea equitable servltudea, but th eir, combination air and motor tour—8 D A Y S...... $ 2 4 9 Nancy Follansbee, Elizabeth Gart- U-2 spy plane pilot Francle Powers Harvell, Sally Hazard, Patricia it if the building were not owned leaving the scene at 4:30 a.m .. hit two home runs during the, llMies ha walked Into the Demo- not extend to the buyer , of hts precise scope and limitation vary. GASPE-FRENCH CANADA* Montreal, Quebec, Gaspe, side, David Hamilton. Lynn Harri­ MucaUon Board Note* But until more facts afe avall- .Hllle, Barbara Holland, Maryellen son. - Jean HenneqUin, Donald by the town. ^ game. teratie eoryantlon hall last night property. There are numermia steps which | Jeffriea, Carol • Johnson, Helene At the meeting of the Board of I Swim Suits On the other hand, if the per- may be employed to create ea.se-^j New England— 13 DAYS ...... $ 3 1 5 Hewitt. The town purchased the prop­ -waa a etln itit tribute hy a poiitl- shle, we cannot charge the Soviets SMOKEY MOIINTAINS-OL’ VIRGINIA. Washington, Kauffman, Candace King, Carol erty from Tolland County after the Education Monday two members Manc.he*ter E\-ening Herald ror- with manufacturing an Incident to mLeslon be created by eazement, ments.. All of them require! Also, Judith Holmes, Jon Hud- of the Insurance Advisory Board _yeal parly t«. the man who had knowledge of the meaning of th e, Lefebvre, Gall Libby, Fai‘»h Mc- aon,, Nancy J-ohnson, Virginia state assumed responsibility for renpondent, Mr*. Loui* Dimook, provide grounds for a cynical at-^ the owner of that easement has Smokv Mountains, Blue Ridge Mountains, Williams- explained to Board members rea­ -an-tnteeeei-in-land. The-extent-of- -term.----Many -of - j>ur-preaent-.day_| . Farla.nd,...Sandra _.McKay, Chriatp- King, Douglas • Kopcha, Batiy. orphans,, about five. year,*. ago,.„: „ . Jr., toJf'Plk'lie.Mitchell 9-982S. tempt to dempnstrsf# the iintrust- burg^ia DA¥S^-^7 r., V.S345 pher McNeiii, lyene Melesko, Dor­ 'The building was rented'to 'Ur­ sons for CertSin increases In in­ ilwlce been defeated. his right in the use of hia nelgh- approaches to-problems involving! Kfauee, Roger Macalone, Dena surance costa. I $ worthiness of President Risen- TriE WEST—Combination air and motor tour of the othy, Mlnney. McDonoi'igh, Kathleen McMullen, quhart Oct. 30, 1916 on a month 8.90 But was it, aa his devoted back ’Die raising of the liability cov­ New Gas Mask Light hower’i word or the danger of the Colorado Rockies, Las Vegas, California— AIm , Beverly Mora, Mortimer Gerard Miller, Karen Niles, Sari to month basis. Urquhart remod­ tie s hoped, an expression of party- Morlarty, Robert Morra, Michael eled it at his own expense for use erage to the 5200,000-5500,000 lev­ United States as an ally. It is-we n DAYS ...... $ 4 3 4 Pinkman, Gail Putnam, Clifford el recommended by to'wn counsel Washington—The Army is Issu­ Yalueg to $14.98. liride sentiment for hi* cause that MorrilUbairid Munson, Linda Pag- Rautenberg, Keith Robbins, San­ as a 45-bed convalescent home. Ur­ ing troops tn the Pacific a new gas I FLORIDA—Tauck’s famous sunshine tour— East and and increased pupil enrollment ::]iOUld be converted Into delegate who are going to have to provide gloll, Julie Peak, Helene Pitkin, dra Robinson, Laurence Rublnow, quhart and the town had a lease mask, lighter than the World War INVESTMENT PROBLEMS West Coasts, Miami Beach—8 DAYS ...... $158 ^Lpora Rowe, Cerole Rubin, Kath­ and payroll Wei;e the main rea­ *yotea when hallollng begins to- reasonable evidence either that the j John Shearer, James Songailo, the first year that could be ter­ sons for the increases. II mode! and offe'i'ing protection dLafitex •Knits •Cottons RB-4T wa* on a peaceful mapping | PRICES INCLUDE ABSOLUTELY EVERY a r in e Rutsky. , ’'arles Salmond, Bruce Stavens, Carol Werdriln. minated on 30-days notice, biit af­ against all types of gas and many ^jilght on the Democratic preslden- Dur office Is open Thursday avenings from 1 to t o’clock for Linda Salmond, lane Smachetti, ter the first year the written lease Mrs. Marjorie Anderson, thS mission- over International waters | EXPENSE, EVFIN MEALS. TIPS, Etc. Freshmen who made high honors teacher employed to fill a position disease ’germs. 'tlal nomination? your convenience. If yoU prefer, we will have ona of our capable Fed. tax additional - Sandra, Starr. were Carolyn Adame, Joan Ander­ was not renewed and Urquhart I In a*wide choice of styles and when BtUc.ke.d, or at worst, that a | registerod .yepreeentatlve* call on you, at your convanlence, to Also, Dolores' Turull, Joseph for Grade 6, met with the Board. colors. Sizes 32 to 40. All ■" Or was It simply an expresalon Peraonally Escorted Weekly Departures from New York son, Eileen Boris, Jennifer Caven, has been renting month by month This appointment completes the gross, tragic error In navigation j aaeist you. Whether .your problem Involvec one thoncand or a Ihvaronlte, Charles Waliach, Linda Laurie Chapman, Lynne Cormier, since then. from a’superior resource, appredatlan and gratitude for led the plane over Soviet territory. million dollars, wo have the faelUtlea to render yen complete WRITC, PHONE OR VISIT Winzler, Roanne Wise, Donna Steven Currier, Holly Davta, Nicho­ teaching staff of the scchool for FALSE TEETH "-the work Stavensem ^laa don* for service. Wrubel, ’ Anne Zabrovsky, Peter las DeCesare, Lauren Green, Stan­ the coming year. For becaune of the U-2 plane epi- ■ Student8 Give Stam ps Mrs. Anderson, a resident. of Thgt Loosen ■bie party, and for the credit and eode. it Is we who are on trial In Zaglio, Diane Zapadka. ley Grzyb, Jane Haid, Carolyn FOLEY TRAVEL -Juniors who made high honors Hughes, Karen Johnson, Christine Andover, received her bachelor's 'V estige he baa reflected on It? world opinion, our sense of respon- S h e a r s o n , H a m m il l Ithaca, N. Y. — More than 750 degree from State College, 'Wllll- Need Net Emberress .And were the delegates merely 5 Co. 54 Chiurch S t.. JA 2-.3188 Hartford 3. Conn. wete Robert Allison, Robert Bar­ Kilpatrick, Marjorie Koblinsky, wlhlllty as a world pdwej that is ; ton, Carolyn Brown, Judith Cook, Also, Cheryl Kuhney, Ellen -Le- 'Cornell University students from mantic, this past June. She Is Many wearer* of fslea teeth hat* .taking advantage of hi* appear- I N « « t i k M m S f a e f c o o n * For Dweriptive Folders 78 nations are regularly present­ married and haa four children; suffered reel embarraauneDt because being queat toned. Elizabeth, Cotton, Raymond Davis, Blane, Irene Lisk, Susan Lupdgren, their plate dropped, sUimed or wob­ •nea to demonetrate thetr affec- 913 Main Mnnchaelar • MItehaW 3-11F1 Carter DeCormier, Carol Genta, Jill Messenger, Barbara Pearce.i ing thousands of recently issued She will be on the first atep of the bled at Just the wronff tun*. Do not •;tlon and reapact for him not their Lind* Giacomlni, Juatin Gidman, Mary Pierce, Margaret Roberta, foreign stamps and stamped enve­ salary scale as this is her first live In fesr of this happenlna to you. lopes to disabled men in Veterans year of teaching. Ju st sprtnkle ■ little FAOTraSTH. kellef that he should be nominated T)ie Rings Is Over John Golden, Roger Grenier, David Arline Shennlng, Robert Simmers, the alkaline (non-seld) powder, on Haskell', Jeanne Hay, Gail; Hum­ Rose SomerorCloria Trukaa, Susan Administration hospitals. '.They 'Die Board voted to-secure bids your plates. Hold false teeth more ■again' Sov'iet Premier Nikita Khrush­ phrey, A'rtnloulse Jeffries, Karl Walker, Deborah Wells, Paula call their organization the Stamps for inatalling a 5,000 gallon water firmly. So they feel more oomfort- Another, question raised by hia chev's risit to Austria was a dts: sble. Does not sour. Checks “piste Kehler, Peter Klock. ^upperlflld. for Friendship Club and claim it’s tank before Sept. 1 to replace the odor breath’’. Oet FASTESTR at "appearance I* why he m*d* it at pirited. antl-cllmactlc affair. At Also Catherine Lang. Judith Freshmen' who ma.de regular the first of its kind. tank which cauaed the school to dru( counters everywhsr*. .all. It may almply have been that, timeel he was his did ebullient self, Larson, Jean LeSure, Lynne I^ng- Values to $3.98. 'Since candidate* for the Preeiden- cracking Jok** and popping off fellow, Donald Morrison, Bruce i '-V FOR EXPERT Murray, KathlePn Naktenis, Linda Ual nomination .tredltlonally never with his boasts of t'ommUnlst *u- WHEEI. ALIGNMENT— WHEEL BALANCING Olmsted; Judith Rhodes, Mairllyn show up at a eqjiventioiT until af­ periortty. But for the most part, he RADIATOR REPAIRING AND RECORING Rose, Dennis Seibert, Carol Sl- Drip-dry cotton find dacron And cotton blend. | ter the balloting tm the nomination. seenried bored with the visit and COMPLETE BRAKE SERVKJE brinsz, Suzanne Taylor, John Urba- Tuck-in and overblouse etylefi. Solid colors and I •Btevenson, the avowed non-candl- Austria seemed bored by him. The SEE netti, Gerald Waliach, Linda Wood, II printed pattern* in a vAriety of necklines. Sizes a 'date, was using his phyalcal pree- crewds he drew, were thin and Mary Zeigler, Junior* who made regular hon­ I 30 to 36. I .anc* to make the point again that decidedly cool to him. ors were Bonnie Andrews, Bruce he was not a candidate. Indeed, the only time* he gener­ Badger, Larry Bates. Janice Chace, But throughout the day, .vealer-' ated any exctteinenl were ' those- CLARKE MOTOR SALES Nell Chadwick, Karol Cobb, Bar­ Bey, there were faint etlrrlng* of when he violated .the spirit of Aus- 301 BROAD STREET— MI 9-2012 bara Farrell, Anita Foord, Mar­ j lene Forde, Mike Geclauskas, Pop­ In the "draft " Stevenson | tna * neutrality by attacking the py Gerard, Kerry Getchell, Don­ Permalift Bra V e ry Special! 1 ■iner'ement, moat notably the one govenunents of the United Slate* ald Gleason, Barbara Groff.' -provided by the promiae of S IS | and West Germany, or when hf la- Also.. Henry Grzyb, Terry a x # •vote* from the California delega- ■tied hi* naked threat that Red Jeske, Persephone Karabas,. Shar- troops would InvaUe Austria If ,on Koblinsky, Jeanne LaVlgne, $ , .Alon. ona ballot more than Benalor Norma Lawton, Jo-Linda litb . 1.99 I T aken From .John F. Kennedy waa promised. America's Italy-based rockets ware Keep your Springtime Complexion And Steveneon may have appeared^ ii'aed agsinat the rvimmiinist world. [ Reg. $2.50 V a lu e . I .-'on the convention floor, in hia non Tactics such as these only’ embar- all summer with eandldat* role, In a calculated move ' rassed his Austrian hosts and un­ I Their famous quality wash 'n wear* Our Stock to stir up sentiment for his "draft." doiibtedly mad# them wish more, GREAT MiW r u n OIL qotton bra. Never-ride elastic bands! BONNE BELL’S I hold bra securely in place. 'j In th* e^^ent of a convention deed- than ever Mr. K had stayed In DivnoPMiNri lock - Moscow .. Chances of sucH a deadlock, how- In short, it isn t only President O S I X |*^if!mT!iini| Reg. $6.00 'pver, eontlnu* to . appear remote Kisenhower whose pei'sonSl diplo­ Permalift Girdles I :Pesplte some minor setbacks suf- macy can fall. Khrushchev- didn't ;'fered yeeterday. tha Kennedy have rug* pnlled nut from under j Lotion Mas^c oval crotch. Panty and girdle bendwifgon is far In the lead. him, aa Klaenhower did in Moscow ' styles. Satin latex' front and back. Barbizon Slips . qeemingly unstoppable and heeded and Tokyo. Rut neither dtd Khrush- ■ for -victory on an early hsilot. rhev succeed In scoring any propa- i -Undoubtedly there are manv dele- ganda pointa for the Soviet Union ; Reg. $5.00 - $ 3.99 "igete* at the convention who are in hi* visit to Aualria. And if he M9I .hoping for a deadlock so that had'lioped. to prove that, despite i ,158 . $ 4.79 'Ihey can ewlteh to Stevenson, d e l e - j lh.c break-up of the aunimlt meet-.! Aa!tes whoee hearts tell them that | uig. hr could sfUl wow crowds' in | iSURME! Reg. $3.§5 » $ 4.79 .Btevenson would make a greater j Weelein Burope aa he once did, he ^ • Nylon Tricot • Dacron | ])realdent than Kennedy but whose | must h*ve been bitterly dl*ap-.j TS heads ttU them that Kennedy h e * I Pointed, | aiMES » better chance of tjlmtlng the One wonder* why Khrushchev Reg. $8.50 — $ 6.79 Some with shadow proof -pai^la_j . ejection. bothereered that It IS "Your Peraonsl Skin Care Analyala” Call today far w r *Jtot going' to entrap llself in a WHS Khrusli' hBv who. with hia one* Men's Wear for Summer Wear “ •foorw of cpnilirting iiateiiffnU, tune colleague Bulgaiiln, launched Moat complexion'problems require the expert advice of a ejipme of which might be demon- the personsl-diploiiiacy .hinge -of trailed eosmetietan. Why not atop tn and diaruss yoUr akin Mbbilhitof^. At ,sa,lc prices MOtokhle untruths. the mfdis'and virtiislly pressured beauty rare with Miss Margaret Preeton, Bonne Bell'* per­ ^ But whether the Admuiiatratlon Other world leaders into partlci- DICKIES CONTINENTAL c h in o s . R*g. 5.98 ....------..*>$ 3.90 ■ V im * iearhed enough—thet is, to paling In it. Perhaps,' then, it Is sonal repi-eaentatlve, in our Cosmetic Department thla week. WE GIVE HAGGAR d r es s s l a c k s , , Rog. 6.98 ...... 90 ' t^ltenp American planes at a reaped- only rig^t that Klirish> tiev, by *n- You will receive a FRBK llp#tokrregul*r 5t.24v*luerWUh-the— GREEN STAMPE fHaCanc#" ffSnTRw dUrtiut tSieTcofiftess of "t a^lMe TMfiB ftm m i^ m vffio sBi vnuMT ^ Short sleeved aport shirts and knits by Manhattan, Van Heuken and others. vi^ll not be kfWfn until more of the pe^ie and the hard looks of the purchane of any Bonne Bell beauty aida during this lyeek. aystcry ahroudjUig the ahootiog A'uatrian leaders, ahould ahar* in tlieir reasons. One is the service they get. Another is tlieir fuel.; '.r-v- of the R8-47 la peeled away. hangover. BROTHERS Ret. 55.6b & 55.95 $ 3.90 V - . . ^ ’J ' He plane, wM ^ disappeared July for example, has continually given them more im^irovemehts was, according to an Air Force Young Keail More i b r S ------1 A L-liX------. MORIRRTY \ Reg. $-4.00 ement on 'July 3, over In^' ARTHUR ROY MOTORS, Inc: ationaJ watori, mapping the • • wwillK 'Canadians. Who' Ml 3-5135 XTRA SPECIALI REG. 2.98 MEN!S SPORT SH IRTS. ^ •r*.'*-* • • • '« f '- toe polar rapiaaent only 30.9 par cient of • The Drug Store That Savis You Money! Any wonder Uiey^ made the flsso ^igj^Worlffs First Chokef 165 CENt IBR 8TREETr^BlANC9 &STER t-1rom .tific tha . populationlation borrow *4.2 p e r; 30I.31S Cssitr tl. tmjitf all book* bo< clrculatad by 942 MAIN 8T., GpRNEB OF ST. JAMES 8T. . a t a {kkat iirbiflXr and *2 4 per cent by rural Bovtot port ^ •••frBTABDARD.MVWHRMDFHyMM.lDIkARimNlNgMMPANV Ubrariaa. ■■■ ' . 'J . - ; ■ ; ,, i, - - . 1 ' J ■ ■ ''I. ■ . - f ' sfANCHESTBR EVENING HERALD^ MANCHE^:rER, CONN,. WEDNESDAY, JULY 18, I960 MAMCCT8TER EVSNINO HERAU), MANCHESTER, OONN« WEDNESDAY, JULY IS, I960 j ^ Q l X l G S T Clarke’s home while he yvas away whlowers— inations for the office o f preei-' put foliage or Uopmlng plants In He took a job with the West- tba p ^ y was willing to go more ductivity, confidence, and power, to enact the laws necessary and legal and moral— to ensure the be- end discrimination in federal hous­ Union Police Sgt., Mi<9iaC Cemetery (tommtttee, the agency dent (staPtlng about 6:60 to T tuba, pots OE boxed where they inghouse Corp. and stayed with reeponslble tor the building. alowly. ' ^t rajactad intarfarence we will hever forgot that our na­ proper to protect and promote gumlug of good faith compliance ing programs, Including federally- look bMt. Barry, who waa with Lealiiy dur­ theae constitutional rights. The p.m.). / them except for one year in the With what K called an orderly tional IntOT^st is more than the with'the conatl|utlonar t^ulre- assisted hbueing. As . seasons change, simply re- ^ KAisE Planters off- ing the duel with FelteCis, said Mrs. U.S. Army, Eliott-said/ramoval of the un­ datarmtnation of civil rights com­ Supreme Court has the power- to Balloting begins on nomihees. Laura Mariano phoned to say a used top floto would save the town sum total of all the group inter­ ment that racial discrimination be To accomplish these goals will Benediction by Rqiv. Forrest C. arranige plants tor continuous dis­ ' ground W\TW skid s He*, was. a husky, darkly hand­ plaints by the c^rts. interpret theae rights and the laws ended in public education. suipiciouS-looktng man answering 990 a year, the cost of clearing ests in America. require executive orders, legal ac­ Weir, executive direOtor, Chiuch plays, Move favorites indoors in some man with sharp feautrea He Tha IMO platform dtas recent When group interesta conflict thus enacted. ’ _ , tions brought by the attorney gen­ Fekees’ description was prowling snow off ,tne roof In winter. How­ It ie the duty of the President Flret Step by 1969 Federation of Lbs Angelas. late fall to brighten your home. stood 6-feet-l and weighed 300 Mtt-down strikes at lunch counters with the national interest, it will We believe that every achool eral, legislation, and improved con­ in the wooded residential area hear ever, he and the selectmen eeti- to see that these rlghU are re­ National anthSm. Choose plants according to the pounds. niatedjmst It might cost 918,000 to as raaaeting dissatisfaction with be the national Intereot which we xlistrict affected by the Supreme gressional procedures to safeguard eifecta you want. On balconies or ^ O N tP the Irvington city line. Fekees was popular with the the progress being made to end serve. spected and the Constitution and Adjournment. 926,000 to take the top.story off. laws aa interpreted by the Su­ Court's school desegregation de­ majority rule. Ttaunday terraces try geraniums and petu­ "We figured it Was as good as ladies and played the piano at desegregation. On its values and goals the qual­ any other Up,’’ B a ^ said. *1116^ thought In the final analysis preme Court'* are faithfully exe­ cision should submit a plan pro­ Above all, it will require the Convenes at a tUna sat at third nias. For late color, plant ohry- several local night clubs. - last night was that the town 1966 declaration promised ity of American life depends. Here viding for at least flrst-stsp com­ ■t.ong, active, persuasivs and In­ santhemuma. In shade, use tuber­ i p r e p a r e d Fekees spotted the two police­ He owned five automobtles and a the party would cohtlQue its ef­ above iUl our national interest and cuted. . sesaion adjournmant. NOTICE FLAnT iN oohld probably save money by pliance by 1963, the 100th anni­ ventive leaderahip of the preeldent ous begonlks or caladluans. 50IL men first and opened fire. A re­ huge wardrobe of formal elqthes. forts to eradicate discrimination our devotion to-the rights of man .leadership Required Invocation by tha Rev. K. A. An­ Waiting tor r^evelopment, which What is now required is effec­ versary of the emancipation proc­ of the United States. derson, liestor, the MoOoy Me­ Along walla, hanging baskets CLAYPor turn shot from Leamy ripped Is helped with federal funds. baaed on race, reUgion or color. coincide. tive moral leadership and political lamation. o f fusohlaa add dramatic effects. through the fugiUve's forehead TMs would take, it said, coop­ Justice for All AmertoaM morial Baptist Church, Ib s An­ TO ALL WitEfi CUSTOMERS ~ P0kT WOSS Town Counsel Robert F. Kahan leadership by the whole executive To facilitate compliance, tech­ geles. Vines twine about posts or mask and brain and lodged at the base said he would estimate redevelop­ erative efforts on the part of in­ Democratic administrations un­ nical and financial aaaistance 6f his skull. Idle Claims Jum^ branch of our government to make National anthsm. sharp corners. H O L fi .s w c e a n d ment to be two or three yean dividual dtisens and state and der Wilson, Roosevelt, and Trtiman should b« given to achool districts Deaths Last ^ight Doctors at Elizabeth General equal opportunity a living reality Oontlnuatkm of presidsntlal bol- ffiuubs also provide fragrance g ^ V E L F o R Due to Vacation^ hence. . -i local governments as well as fed­ led the way in presaing for eco­ for all Americans^' facing special problems of transi­ In o r ^ 90 supply ockquoto firo protactien and color but require larger ves­ Hospital said the buHst had caused eral actiim. loting If neoeosary. O u s e REDUDboD The Henry Opera House,' an nomic justice for all Americana. - As the party ’ of Jefferson, we tion. . By THK AsaooiAm > psass sels. Roses, hydungeas and azal­ Ad e q u a t e a massive brain ■ hemorrhage and elaborate theater, opened in the The new platform does this^ It But man does not live by bread Addreea by Cknr. Luther < H. FOR DURABILITY shall provide that leadership. For this and far the protection 'VeiUcan City -^.Pietro Cardinal omI to 9W0 o supply" of wotor to eustomors eas are suitable tor box plantings. d rain ag e Fekees was not expected to live. After hovering on either aide of Henry Building March 5, 1880. The 'Places emphasis on action by the alone. A new Democratic adminli- of all other constitutional rights Hodgeo of North Carohna. In every city and state in great­ Funtaeonl Biondi, 97, prefect of Address by Cfiv. Stephen Lk R. Containers should be attractive 'The hospital said he had been the 1,000 mark for seven straight /rescoed walla and ceiling.were re­ legislative and administrative tration. like its predeceaaors, will er or lesser degree, there is dis­ of Americans, the attorney gen­ weeks, unemployment claims in branches of the federal govern­ once affain look beyond tpaterlal the Vatioen'e OongregaUbn for McNIchols of Colondo. on M9I1 okvationt your eooporotion Is ro- and practical. Concrete bowls, gravel or pebbles. Then put in the. moist Adjust this tor the type of in a coma rince his admission and moved by the tovKp last year be­ crimination baaed on color, race, eral should be empowered and di­ Manchester last week shot from cause the falling plaster was con­ ment as well as by the federal goals to the spiritual mesuilng of Address by Ck>v. Orville L. IVee wooden boxes, nail kegs and cer­ soli. Follow this sequence tocLpois, plant. could not be questioned by police. religion, or national origin. rected to file civil injunction suits Propagation of the Faith for 37 amic vases 'all can be used. Fven 994 to 1,205, a 21.2 per cent rise. sidered a hazard. oourts. American Society, In federal courts to prevent the man of Minnesota. ■ qiKpifod in eorrylnq * out tho foHowInq fil too. Apply liquid fertilizer about Fekees w ai picked up Sunday If dlacrimlnfctlon in voting, edu­ years, died yesterday after auffer- paint or old oU cans used as plant­ The trend was the same elsewhere Doty to Baforee Issws denial of any . civil rights on Address by Gov. Abraham A. Set plants ss you wotdd in the every three weeks, depending on for driving with a revoked op­ We have drifted into a national cation, the administration of jus­ ing an internal hemorrhage. He ers' may be disguised by simple in the State. It said Congress has a duty to grounds of race, creed, or colbr., Ribicoff of Coimebticut. garden. Give roots sufficient room plant aisc. Spraying -with dis­ erator's license. mood that accept! payola and quiz tice or aegregsted lunch-counters served as the Vatican’s apostolic sdioduk: ooverlnga. State Labor commissioner Re- enact laws spelling out how in­ acandalB, tax evasion and false ex­ The new Democratic adminis­ delegate to the 'Ukiited States for Resolutions and mlseellaneoua to spread naturally. Tamp spil solved foliar fertilizer provides The two arresting Franklin Friends, Relatives J are the issue In one area, dis­ nato E. Rlcciuti Indicated, the dividual lightp iftibuld be protect- tration will support federal iegis- business. Good soil u d careful prepara- well. 'Water to settle soil and re- moisture and adds food through Township patrolmen, George Dun­ pense accounts, soaring crime crimination - In housing and . em­ 10 years - before , becoming a ~tlon aTe-eaeeBtlal -for^suoceae -of aharp -jump —waa-due-~to— factory ad, and the chief aaecutlve has rates, Influence-peddling in high latibh eitabllihihg a fate .employ­ Cardinal and a member of the R W ^ o f statfs tor nomttia- move "air podeets. th#—l«Kvwr,-tocr.~ ------ham,-91, andJohn Lebed," 30,“tDOk ployment may . be pressing ques­ tions for v4ee president. Mb lown sprinlifflmi of W plimts restricted In containers. (One In a Series) him to his apartment, so he could VacaUon ehutdowns. Workers not, Fete Future Bride • duty to enforce those laws by government circles, and the explot ment’practices commission effec­ Vatican curia. , In glased or meisl containers means o f legal aa well as moral tions elsewhere. tively secUra for .everyone the Balloting oh'..rio#. .preai^antial Roots have only limited room. The f^tch 9260 for ball. eligible for yacaUon pay may file tatlon of sadia^ic violence as popu The peaceful dembnatratibna for Hollywood — K. Maurica (Bud­ on any doy botwoon tho hours of 4 and 9 pjn. from vritidt -water can’t—escape, for benefits; he aaid. measurea. lar entertainment. right to equal opportunity for em­ nominees. t amount o f toU is ntoessarily small. The policemen vvere later found Miss Kathleen Carrlgan of flrat-claaa citizenship which have dy) Adler, 61, head of production Benediction by Lt. Col. Wiliam Thus, soil must be well prepared. you must provide adequate drain­ Dwarf Calvet Culled slain on the floor of the one.-room A aimilar increase was noted Thompsonvllle was.honored by 30 ’ Xt pledged a Democratic Con- For eight long critical years our ployment. at aoth Century-Fox Studios-and age. Set'plants In sH^tly smaller gnas to enactment of laws em­ recently taken place in many In 1649 the president's commit­ J. Parkins, divisioil commander in Obtain garden 'ifdll ' that crum­ apartment. Each had a .32 roliber one year ago, When Mancheeter friends and relatives at a-miscel­ present national leadership has parta of this country are a signal winner of an Academy Award for SbuUNrn California tor the Sal­ Tho obovo tchodulo ineludos Saturdays and bles In your hands and has good clky pots which will fit inside the University Park, Pa. — Penn­ bullet In his, right temple. The claims - jumped from 1,042 to 1,- laneous eridal shower recently, powering and directing the attor­ made no. effective effort to reverse tee on civil rights recommended his production , o f ‘From Here to rp. strike. St., Saturday. voting booths, Bchoolrooms, Jobs, l»th the In te^ ty of our Demb- The Democratic adminlatratioh mentation of conatltutlpnal r i^ t s tha newspaper.- He was horn In Hve together In peace, often ahar- iB O t a g Shd pObn^ racmiies. crallc faith and the prbpbslllbirbh which takes office next' January In education, housing,-eiiiploymenti ■Jfi)'inchesterrlnd.- -...... -...... - - Ing the same templea.

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' ' 1 .\ 7 ^ - _ _ " ■ , UAMCHESTEB EVENING UEiRALD. MANCHESTER, CONN,. WEDNESDAY. JULY 13, I960 PAGKmf MANGHESTSa EVaNIMG"^BALD. IIAI^CBESTEB. WEDNES0AY, JULY 18, 1960

Fuss Begins Hospital Notes Town Scouts and better 'qfich year,** Oosllne Humplirey for Stevenspn, O bituaiy Colum bia said. :ates The new picnic tables- and Engineer Job 'VialUng haorstAdulta, 2 toS pjn. To Take part benches In the picnic area, he said, Kennedy Has 741^ Votes James Ef BUIott 8f. Matornltv sito 4 end 8 to 8 p.m. were purchased with money in the T V -R a d io James K.- Elliott Sr., 63. of 177 CMMreai’a Ward * to 7. Cerebrai^on Seldom ItecUnitSete fund built up by the extra 50 cents Walter 8.’ Fugg, gi, has asmimed In Jamhoree per family In the liieach member­ ' ^ (OatiiiiMd fttMH Pac« Om ) said that because of a. pledge to Summit St., died laet night at Fattonto Today: 179 work fbr esUbllihment of a Fair ManchSater Meniortal Hoepital af­ duties as Manchester’s new town Teen Dances ship fee, added lest year for the lieiine^ 1« 70. U» 80 votei short ter a /short illneas. ADMITTBID YESTERDAY: Hen­ Ten Mailcheater iSoy Scouto ‘a tio n ; first Ume. Theodore A. Loughrey, Television employment Practices Commis­ (CoBttained from Page One) engineer. ry Skldgel, Ellington: Peter O’Dell, In chairman lea of the Vikings 1$ U:46 WorliTa. Brot Movies. he shook off as premature sugges­ spection and Insurance Co, in the peace of mind of the other cus­ 9:1:00 Myetery Theater, 13:60 News A Weather tions thst Symington might agree "equal acess for all Americans to Hartford. , * in other waya: - Into Aittomobile the Board of Directors last night. Bouffard, South Coventry; Thomas The Scouts, ranging In age from they've eradicated bubonic plague, a group of yoimf jpegple who will Sox last night 84-14, Yankeo man­ all areas of community life. In­ He didn't say he waa a candidate .Cole, West Hartford; David Gower. . dance marathons and Urn moa- tomers than for their flre\ insur­ -A:S0 Trotting Raeea from. YOnkeri 18 to take second place on the ticket. Mr. Elliott waa an Army veteran He^was Introduced by hla immedi­ 12 to, 17 and in rank from aeeohd ance premiums. work with him In this program- ager Thomas ChowSnec rdporto. 10:30 snir Spotlight - if cluding voting booths, school until late, didn't get a ^ n d RFD 3, .Vernon; Mra. Doreen St. class' to Life Scout, will entrain qidtos in the Jersey meadows, it's Gary King and Stanley Golab San. A. S. Mike Monroney of of World War I. He w m a paat Kare'nr J, Dolin, of Keeney Dr„ ate boas, Chester Langtry, deputy Housewives and hostes/tes, how­ SEE BATURDAr'B TV WEglB FOR 0O51PLETB LISTING rooms, jobs, housing and public enotigh, and concentrated aomiuch Bolton, was arrested and charged Louis, 38 Mountain St., Rockville; fro/h Hartford next Tuesday aftef- high time some high minded cru­ Alan Sindcf^, Thomas Forryan, pitched for the Yanks and John Oklahoma made It emphatic that commander and Anance officer for director of public wqrka. ever, have been far more lenient. Robert Riquler will be in charge of Stevenson's name will be put on faclllties.”- 25 years of the American Legion on national defense that' he aacrl- with Improper backing aa the re­ Chosen after a competitive exam Mrs. Yvette Segar, 10 Hathaway noon, and will return to Manches­ sader took out aftor pipe smok­ James'Caught. The ‘White Sox had If you weren’t able to visit us last week, don’t feel too It prornised to bring this about Aced appeal to various other group sult of a alight accident at E. Mid­ Lane: Gall Hutchins, Vemon Trail­ ter Aug. 3. ers. They foolishly expose their best music; Susan Stannard, chaper­ the ballot for the countdowh Post In Rockville, and a member pf last month. Fuss waa hired at a damask draperies to the noxiOus ones; Allen Blum and Brian Sinder, George Johnson, Douglas Couchon sorry about it because we’re which would be reached , after in a variety of ways, including" the the Yankee Division Veterans' Inleresta, even though hiS inter­ dle Tpke. and Parker St. yeater- er Court, Vemon; Dale Rich, 8 They will attend a pre-Jambore# ^ For centuries these peripatetic and Clifford Lafleur aa pitchers Radio federal Injunctive power Congress ests are far wider than just de­ day. ♦ Cedar St., RocVvilie: James Halil- tiAinlng for Charter Oak Ooui\- chimneya have gone impunlehed fumes emanating from this waiti- tickets; and Joyce Moran, J j^ time-restricted nominating speech­ Assn. ing 8m.okestack and even suffer Forryan, Joan Hills, refreshments. and Jack Moriarty, catching. Um­ es and the usual hoopla of ban­ has declined to approve in the past. Mr. Eliiott waa also a member of fense. . There were no .injuries, and dam­ aey. 100 Indian Dr.; Byr6h Boyd, cil’f units Saturday through Mon­ while carelessly stewing hot ashes pires were Joseph Jaswinski and (This Hgtliig laclw lss ealy these news broadesuito a t 10 or 'lS'dnlanto Other parts of the party plat­ Johnson probably outsmarted age to both cars waa light. 47 Lancaster Rd.; Mrs. Mamie Cur­ day In West Hartford. George Bet- him to break out an assortment 0I7 Four dances are ecHeduled—the length. Some stetleee enrry other abort nefraeaeto). ner’s waving supporters marching Center Congregational Church, on the hearthstone of humanity. chimneysweep’s tools at the table. first Saturday night; the other Leonard Couchon. and Chanting about the hail. form put the Democrats .squarely Fayette Lodge o^f Masons in Elling­ himaelf—although extraordinarily Police said the Dolln car had ran, 60 Durant St.; Mra. Alice Eld- tjnger oi London Rd., Hebron, will Ths forgotten hero who dumped WDRO—ISM 7:00 Ray BeaMrs CONTMUINC OUR These include-various picking, pat­ three July 30, Aug. 8 and 20. They <>U:OONews___ With a showdown In prospect, at odds With several po.sitlona the ton, and Temple Chapter, OES, in careful about details-in relying stopped for a red light and the Hdge, 34 Union IT.: John Cavag- direct the training encampment at a bucket of water on Sir Walter sTop Dej/lfl^raUe cenventlon ting, scraping, reaming and scour­ ViU be held in Yeomans Hall from » B y Ik.llu News the Democrats seemed likely to Republicans are expected to take Manchester. more on supporters than Kennedy driver, noticing, that she waa hew naro, 103 Ridge St.; Mrs. Marion the Pratt and Whitney recreation CV lumbia eorreSpOndent Mrs. Don­ did in rounding up delegates In Labreck, 149 Loomia St. j Ralph Raleigh’s initial attempt to intro- ing devices, along with several 8 to 11 p>m. Admission is to be 60 U:iO Hueio m One 13:06 Werldwewi- «isn Off SPECTACULAR fill aH the reaches of seats that at their Chicago meetfng two Survivors Include his wife, Helen yond the white line, backed tip Aeld in West Hartford. ald R. Tnttle, telephone AOademy 1:00 Nevra Msd Off the months preceding the conven­ Quigley, 80 Foley St.; Mrs. /luce pipe smoking to Europe de­ standby pipes, pouches and stems. cent! and all those attending are wno> went vacant in the previous ses­ weeks from now. Thompson Elliott; a son. James E. without looking and atruck the The Colorado Jamboree will be serves better of history. He failed, 8-3436. WHAT->«18 6:00 Democratic Convention' Among other things, it called tion. Kennedy' did a lot of It Arst- front of a car being driven by John Cynthia Bendatt, 118 Main St.; the largest single event in Scolit- The pipe smoker’s ministrations asked to wear school clothing. ll;45Jitarllgbt 84irenade sions. Elliott Jr. of South Windsor; two but he had the right idea. All local young people, summer 4:00 Damocratlc Convention The convention got its first fpr more military power and ac­ daughters, Mrs. Raymond Temple hand. A. Hardy, 53, of Merrow. Mra. Elizabeth Lambert, Hemlock ing’s 50th anniversary celebration at this point in the evening are 7:00 Democratic Convention 13:66 NOW.: Johnson may have felt hla work Miss Dolin has been summoned Dr.,*'Vemon; Harry Patten, Cov- Mortal man seldom' looks more just a cut above polishing a brass residents and their guests, from 13: Sisn taste of the excitement delegates tion to Increaae'the gross nation-' of Sterling^ Maas., and Mrs. Wll: this year. ■e yt Ktoanciai N«w» al product at- the rate of 5 per aa majority leader In the Senate to appear in court on Monday. enry; Martin Haberem, 72 Oxford Those attending from Manches­ ridiculous fhan when sucking on a spittoon in public and only a shade those who wUI enter Grade' 8 this Denver Greets and spectators crave when Stev- Ham Dumas of R o.e k v 111 e; a September, up, are welcome. :UU N iv a Weather ' 6:16 Democratic Convention en.son. twice the party nominee, cent a year: would make up, for this—parti­ St. ter are Philip Rice, 58 Croabjl Rd., noisome blazing bowl or groping less revolting than his habit of :15 Conn. BaUrecai . 13:16 i i i i off brother, Kerwln A. Elliott of Rock­ ADMITTED TODAY: Charles S paid an unannounced visit to the i In -addition, the Democrats pro­ ville; and eight grandchildren. cularly aa the Senate rolled up a Alex Urbanetti, 13' Green Manor feverishly in an oil silk sack for nibbing the bowl against his nose OOP Oanoela Plonlo 12,000 Shriners floor last night. ” mised to "provide medical care Funeral services will be field Fri­ legislative record—but It hasn't Groceries’ Stolen Liak, 113 E. Main St., Rockville; Rd„ John MorUmer, Jr„ 82 Ply­ the fuel to feed a ludicrous habit to lubricate the wood with his skin The Republican Town Committee « beneAts for the aged as part of so far. And the Senate record has Judith Sleeves, 66 Hilltop Dr,; mouth Lane; Roger Parrott; 79 Hhat he cannot kick. 'Ey oompa- oils. will not hold its picnic Thursday as Dollar\ Surrounded by admirers and day at 11 am. at the Holmes Denver, July 13 (JP) — Denver’s newsmen as he reached the outer our time-tested social security in­ Funeral Home, 400 Main St. The been very meager. Jerry Coro, 92 Hollister St. Plymouth Lane, all members Of riBOni the cigarette emoker le an Old King Cole niay 'have been a scheduled: It will be held later at a From Parked Car Troop 91. urbane sophisticate and the cigar merry old soui, but life must have date to be announced. first version of a ticker tape re­ gates of the convention, .area, the surance ayatem." 'The Elsenhower Rev. Laurence Vincent, associate In addition to any keg work they BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son ception scattered thousands of bite former Illinois Governor literally administration has opposed this ap-. minister of Center'Congregational did in rounding up delfgatea the to Mr. and Mrs. Grant Wood. 72 Also, Richard McNally, 6 Moraa -smoker a paragon of dignity. been miserable for hlfc fiddlers Pearl Family Reunion three men had to concern' them­ Groceries and tools valued at Rd., David Mellen, 35 Falknor Dr., Yet, it ie the pipe smoker, three. . The descendants of Austin of telephone directory pages over had to fight his way to the floor proach. Church, will officiate. Burial will Oak St.; a son to Mr. and Mrs. 12,000 Shriners who paraded for V behind a cordon of policemen. be in Grove Hill Cemetery. Rock­ selves with the problem of their $25 were stolen from the car of Edward Keune, , Ellington; a both of Troop 112; Tom Johnston, rather - than the man with the Eijigene Pearl and Mary Emma 27 Hillcreat Rd , Troop 25; S. Rich­ Hal Boyle Is on vacation. six hours yesterday through the AUCTION Weeks Pearl will hold thehCannual His appearance awoke the pre­ ville. personality: Mrs. Lois Burkhart, of South daughter to Mr. and Mra. Eu­ clgiu'ette or cigar,, who frequently Windsor early this afternoon ard' Dixon, 37 Packard St., and le taken for an intellectufa — a family reunion Sundjay at thelujme downtown district. viously lethargic galleries. They: Friends may call at the funeral Each had the task of trying to gene Wochomurka, Tolland. The coloHul .'march at'the Shrln- “ ’Whooped and hollered-as they havei homa-.toinorxQw_ f rom., 7 Jo _ 91p. m. make himaelf appear the one be.st while It was parked at the Man­ BIRTHS TODAY: A daughter Robert Midwood. 413 Parker St„ claselc case of mistiddng oonflag- of Mr. and Mrs. Austin E. Emmoha. chester Shopping Parkade,--....- both of Troop 47, and Stephen Area Clergymen and fa'mlly on Lake Rd. ere’ annual convention coincided Saturday, July SALE had few occasions to do in this r State-News Cmitrlbutiona may be made to the fitted to cope' with the'tense and .,.ratton..fqr^celebraUpn.l^Behlnd^^ ,16 k>-Mxr-and-Mrs.-HSamuel-4deGurryr Johns, 25y will be accompanied by. postmaster. Austin Emmons is his along the rtmto tore the old direc­ AT W i INIWSK^^ (This explains why Johnson, daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Curtis G. Mellen, Manchester, aa The smug'chap pursing hie lips tories to shreds^ and showered’ the Kennedy's barkers had hoped to Roundup Mrs. Mary M. Dowd Police are Investigating, town engineer James Sheekey, on a pipe stem m ay. give the Im- grandson. eight years older than Kennedy, Gale, East Hartford. ■< assistant scoutmaster. Steph.en Four clergymen from Manches­ Three of hia children still live in marchers. with the" -paper. scraps H m O N ROAD ami ROUTf 6 get Stevenson to place the Massa­ Ellington -Mrs. Mary Margaret tried to get- across the idea an who has retired. DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: Von Euw of -Rockville will be .presslen of mulling over some ter and Bolton will parUcipate in chusetts Senator's name in nomina- (Continned from Page One) problem in nuclear fission or pond­ Hampton: Arthur Eugene Pearl, that drifted curb deep in some Dowd, 83, of Middle Rd., widow of older man is needed and why for­ A native of Auburn, N. Y., he re­ Thomas Burgeas, Wapping; Mra. scoutmaster of one of the two the Centennial observance of the William Austin Pearl and Mrli. blocks. ' tion. But Stevenson stood them off Frank Dowd, died this morning at mer President Truman, backing F^airy, Folk Tales ceived his bachelor's degree in civil ering eome sticky point in Arietot- SOME TOYS, SOME TIRES, 6.00x16, SKIS, with the observation that he ford and West Haven' piiraued Annette Gordon, Lake St., Ver­ units fro'tn Charter Oak Council, 'Willlmantic Camp Meeting Assn. Evelyn Pearl Eatabrooks. About 200,000 spectators turned, her home. ■ I Symington who is older ' than engineering from Clarkson College, non; Elliott Earl, 22 Elizabeth which will be representisd by 82 lean logic. Actually, ak his physi­ A pot luck Will be served at SEE WUAT$ BUYS couldn't desert those who had out for the parade that blocked the White along the Post Road at She was born Feb. 17, 187^ in either Kennedy or Johnson, im­ Slory Hours Topic Potsdam, N. Y., in 1951, and has Dr.; Robert Bentley, RFD 3, Ver­ Scouts, Explorers and adult cal and mental contortions are July 23-31, in WilllmanUc. REFRIGERATORS, GAS STOVES, SOME worked so hard to generate a draft Among the area epeakers will be 12:30. About 90 members-of the central business area to ordinary apeeds up to 100 milee an hour. Ellington, the daughter of Martin plied Kennedy Is too young and taken graduate cour.sea at Brook­ non; Robert Boucher, 450 Hart­ leaders. concentrated oi) keeping the family are expected to attend. Em­ traffic and slowed all activity to a for him, and Margaret O'Keefe Kelley, and jacks experience.) lyn • Polytechnical Institute and Star Scout McNally, 14, a sopho­ absurd'boiler beneath hia nose go­ the Rev. H. K. Moualey, of Bolton, POTTED ROSES, SOME LIFE SAVING .,Gov. Abraham A. Rlblcoff of Several shots were Ared by the The Second in a .series of suhi- ford. Tpke., Rockville; Mrs. Mor- superintendent of the Norwich Dis­ mons said.last night that they may walk. has lived in Ellington all her life. The one chosen at this conven­ mer story hours sponsored by Northwe.sterri University, Evans­ jorie Hardy, Willlmantic; Mrs. more at Manchester High School, ing full blast. The fires within cotheTrom as far as New Hamp­ More than 600 clowns^ enUyened . Connecticut, Kennedy’s floor man- pursuers. The case ended' when ton, 111. . has. been appointed to serve aa •have been banked long ago. trict' of the Methodist Church, on ------^EQUIPMENT.— ------.gger,- stuck, to .bis tine that Kea- While crashed the -car- he- waa . She waa a member of Uie Ell- tion will have tha^same compe Mary Cheney Library will, be.,held Rose Pass^ 19. Brettpn Rd,j,. Jdrs, shire. the parade. The marchers were '^irigton'Board” o r Ediicalfbn fo r 2A tent-persbnsiity! problem....lo'pvrt Charter Otik Couhcll’g Scolit corre­ -----His thoughts at their deepest, Sunday, July..34, &t.l0:30-jun.; th e BeMh Inproveinenta , nedy will win the nomination on driving into ah abutment of an tomorrow at l6:30 a m. in Center Fuss was an instructor In the Annie Luurtsema, Coventry: Hom­ Rev. Carleton E. Daley, pastor of ¥rilllantly’ garbed in costumes of the Arst or second ballot. years, a member of the Democratic across to the voters when , the Park. Army Corps pf Engineers from er Larabee, 73 Lockwood St.; Gail spondent to The Manchester Eve­ concern such titanic Issuei aa A larger area of sandy beach Arabic origin. entrance to the Connecticut Turn­ Town Committee for many years ning Herald. He will send stories whether to apply another match, the United Methodist Church of Tbe Kennedy camp remained so pike. campaign begins and ho ru Miss Marion Je.s.seman, children’s 1951 to 1953, and was discharged Garrison, 75 High St., Rockville; Boltcm, July 25 at 7:30 p.m.; the with the drainage ditch relocated outwardly conAdent of the result snd belonged to the Catholic Wom­ agRinst Nixon. librarian, will tell fairy tal^ and as a lieutenant. Rahn Ciirlson, Wilshlre Rd., Ver­ of the group's trip and activities a t- Whether t» tamp down the tobacco to tha side, rather than across it, The robbery victim, Mrs. Em­ the Jamboree. • " ■ Rev. Percy M. Spurrier, associate Smog Sources Traced that it was considering giving ma, Rivera, 1702 Main'St., Strat­ en's Club. But Nixon wUI have exactly the folk stories for children from Ave He was town engineer for four non; Thomas Schadlich, Thomp- tighter or fluff it up looser, and pastor of South Methodist Church, has improved conditions for bath­ Johnson the opportunity of refus She leaves two daughters, Mrs. same problem, besides' dealing to 10 years of age. More than 40 years in Garden City, N. Y.; work­ sonville; Mrs. Irene Gardner and whether to reach Into hla pocket Manchester, July 28 at 7:30 p.m.; ers at the Community Beach. Carl ford, told police that she had just Elmer Leary of Windsor Ixicks and Stamford, Conn.—IStamford lab­ Ing second place on the ticket. driven up to her home when a with the-issues, since he cannot children attended the Arst story ed as a de.sign engineer for the daughter, ,47 yillage St„ Rock­ for a cotton reaming rod to scrape and the Rev. H. Oagood Bennett, Goallne, chairman of the Town Mrs. Charles Connors of 11 Web­ out his -nicotine tewer in public. oratory workers have developed a Some of the Massachusetts Sena­ man jumped into her car. atruck hope to sail in , on personality. hour in the park for circu.s stories Florida State Highway Dept.,-and ville; Mrs. Marlette Kennedy and $1,476,82^ Sel pastor of North Methodist Church, Recreation Council which operates Bclentific "nose” that .can "smell • Sport Coats tor's backers had half an idea that ster St.. Rockville; one son, Fran And for this reason; last week. most recently worked for a. con­ son, Elnfleld. The fact that the average pipe Manchester, on July 29. the beach, aald. thle was made poS' RISLEY her, and aeized her pocketbook, FICA—for flame ionization contht' cla Dowd of Ellington; a slater, sulting engineering firm in Ft. smoker can keep his council in a slble through the $400 appropria­ Johnson might take it. whkih contained 1188. He simply lacks the popularity DISCHARGEID TODAY: Sandra The program will also include an Uous analyzer --- the device Inex' In such a situation Johnson could Mlaa Nora Kelley of Rockville; and and war-hero stature that Eisen­ Pierce, Fla. . ■ For Housing heated discussion doesn't mean historioal' pageant celebrating the tion from the town,. 'Rioted to Mrs. Rivera's daughter called seven grandchildren. Missionary Safe Reid, Amston;. Mrs. .Leone .Hunt, beach capital improvements each pensively helps detect and examine run both for reelectlon to the Sen­ police when ahe heard screams in hower had when he won In 1952 He is married to the former that he is any more prudent, tol Centennial of the canip ground. sources Of air contamination and WOODWORKim Funeral services will be held and 1956. 196 N. Main St., Rockvillq; Wil­ . erant or worldly wise than the year. ate and for Vice President. front of their home. WInated, July 13 t/Pi — The Rev. Beverly Alderman of Sebrmg, Fla., liam. Dunlop, 13 'Webster; St., The Manchester Housing Au­ Religious education hours at . 10 measures the atmosphere fot ex­ mOORFOBATED •PANTS This idea drew Bronx cheers Saturday at 9:15 a.m. from the rest of us. It simply means that he About 15 loads of fine sand were ■ White Was driving away When The voters will have to decide Avery C. Manchester, missionary and the couple has .two daughters, Ropkville; Mrs. Mary ScMfUnger, thority has been noliAed that a a.m. dally will be conducted by Dr. haust hydrocarbon content. from Johnson's supporters. Burke Funeral Home, 76 Prospect which man's ideas—^^meaning hia 'Is too busy playing stoker to his C. X. Hutchinson Jr., Waehington, brought -in and- the area was put police arrived. Mrs. Rivera was stationed In riot-torn Congo, ia Stephanie, 4, and Lee Ann, 3. Now South Rd., Rollon; Mra. Helen budget ol $1,470,820 has bean ap­ in shape by Clarence Grant, local Gov. Buford Blllngton of Ten St., Rockville yrUh a solemn re­ stand on the iaauea—appeal.s to facial furnace to hear or care D. C., former superintendent of MXIIGATION SONG Lake St., Vernon standing near her car. The Inci­ quiem Mass fit St. Bernard's safe, the Methodi.st Mi.s.sionary living ' temporarily in Ffockville, Henry, •■46 Starkweather St.; proved to build its proposed gar­ contractor- In addition, much vol­ nessce and Robert G. Baker, sec dent occurred about 4 a.m. him and .which seems the more Fuas hopes to locate hia family about what la being discussed. the Norwich District. The Willl­ Charleston, SiC., July 18 UPi— retary of Senate Democrats, con» Church at-10. Friends may call at Board has as.stired his parents Stanley Tiziadus, 109 Maple St.; den apartments fbr senior citizens mantic Ctunp Ground is located on unteer work has been done and Tel. MI 9-4824 Mrs. Rivera told the authorities likely to be able to jtandle what here. here. Mrs. Mae Ryan, 112 Charter Oak off W, Center St. People In all walks of life, from g;ifts made, Gosllne reports. Song leader Robert S. Hall asked •SHOES the funeral home tomorrow from 7 tended Johnson had gained siib- that she had gone for a drive lies ahead. tweedy college professors to seedy 'Rte. 32 a mile from the intersec­ members of the Charleston Rotary etantially in the last-hotir maneu­ to 9 p.m. and Frida.v from 2 to 5 The mi.ssionary's parents, Mr. St.; Mrs. Geneva Holda, 81 Fos­ According to Atty. Herman tion •with Rte. 6. . James R. Lonefgan, local busi­ T R 5-1166 after feeling reatleaa during the and Mrs. Sew'ard Manchester,were ter St.; Robert Lawson,'Newing­ Yules, MHiH counsel, the budget skid Row deadbeats, have been Club yesterday to stand and sing vering. and 7 to 9 p.m. COP Plans Aetion hiding, behind a haze of hypocrisy nessman, donated six barrels. night. told last night that their .aon's ton; Robert MiUette, 16 Riverside approval came through toda.V These were painted and are being No. 58 from the Rotary aong book Where Riblcoff discounte has given MHA architects the go- hard or puff easy. An Impatient New York — The most distant marking for thci'swlm area. Clat' No. 68’s Utle: “ Hear the Winds tion was "restless" and resentful being held under llO.OiQO bond. S.'). of River Rd, (jieri al Manches­ . world Invariably mistakes their about the slugging tactics used by ter Me.morial Hospital yesterday The'l^ev. Manchester is in Muhing- publican, party intends to take an Emerald Dr., Rockville; Mrs. Bev­ jihead to start drawing Anal plans object visible to the naked eye is ence Grant donated his services in Blow." ★ COUNTER TOP SPECIALIST To Cost $5 wishi, lyhere no violence has been active role in the next city elec­ erly Herzog and *oh. 21 Gorman Tor the 100-unit project expected .reticence for,sagacity. a hazy wisp in- the constellation welding rings to the barrels Kennedy's men to whip delegations afternoon. But not everyone la fooled. Jn line. May Avert Strike A retired dairyman, he waa the reported. tion. PI. to serve 250 oldsters. Andromeda. Once believed to be through which the rqpe must pass. They contended that what they son of the late Austin and Amelia The price for new looeeleaf Nii^telub operators have learn­ a nebula or a luminous cloud" of Goisline and the Rev. George K. ★ GENERAL WOODWORKING Hartford, July 13 A panel of ed long ago never to seat a pipe gas, it now is known to be a gal­ TWO BOLUOM called Kennedy's failure to top the State Board of Mediation and Clark Boynton. He was born In copies of the town charter, spe­ E^ans did the painting. A new emoker at a ringside table. He axy like the Milky Way. It lies so Chair for the. lifeguard was erected Stevenson in a poll of the Gali- Arbitration will meet with offi- Coventry Sept. 21, 1874. cial acta, and town ordInMcee, la fomia delegation demonstrated clala of the AFL,-CIO Iron Workera He la survived by two sons, F. will not only criticize the food, far' away from the earth that Its on the pier by Emil Sadlon and PRESCRIPTIONS ★ UUILPING MATERIALS this discontent. The Jbhnson forces and General Contractors Friday Raymond and Russell 8. Boynton, $5. Town Directors eet it last carp at the floor show and censure light, traveling 186,000 miles a James Cobb, local builders. "It Is Safely Oeaipoiiiid^ hope Stevenson and Symington will' morning In an effort to ave.rt a both of • Mancheeler; four daugh­ night. ” ■' '-the decor, but nine times out-of second, requires' about 2,000,000 the contributions of these men and muster enough votes, along -with threatened state-wide walkout. ters, Miss Alice Boynton of Cov­ . 10 leave a tipVthat would make yeart to reach the earth. Iits di­ jothers who give Of their time, tal­ ARTHUR DRUB Meeting in the Municipal Build­ ameter measures 100,000 light ent and materials, which is 'bulldr their own. to keep Kennedy from The meeting will be with the entry, Mrs. Frank Burk of Wester­ ing, they also set Aug. 2 as the T i m I ' Silas Mamer wince. reaching the 761 mark needied for slate chapter of the Asaoc.iated ly. R.I., Mrs. Clifford Peck of East ARTHURS And only lately, arilihes, bus­ years. ihg up our beach, making it bettor date for a public hearing on ap­ nomination. General Oontractora and the Hart­ Lyme and Mrs. Victor Rychllng of propriating 81,000 In addition to THE DRUG STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY WSIST ldlATCH‘ On the Associated Press tally, ford and New Haven Iron Workera Hebron; 14 grandchildren, 15 g^eal .112,000 voted last year for a cod- however. Kennedy had 7tl>, votes. L,ncnls. grandchildren and a brother, Theo­ •Hiars from' He reached that total with,the ad­ ificatibn and mimeographing of 942 MAIN ST. CORNER OF ST. JAMES ST. The panel will consist of: dore I. Boynton of New Haven. the legal documents. 7.9S . dition of a disappointing 30>i The Rl. Rev. Magr. Joseph F Funeral services will he held LMSE SEIKTION 1495 from California's 81 voles, despite •The mimeographing will be com­ NO CAR IN HISTORY Donnelly, New Haven, chairman of Thursday at 2 p.m. at Potter's pleted soon and stencils will be OF STYLES u _ plugs pul in for him by Gov. Kd- the Stale Boatd. of Mediation and Funeral Home, -4,56 Jackson St., SELF SERVICE FREE DELIVERY ' mund.G. (Ps^l Brown. Stevenson Arbitration. Willlmantic. The Rev. Edwin C. lent to the Board of Education to got 31’i. Samuel Curry. New Haven, Melheker, pastor of the Second reproduce charters for the schools. There * ’ere- some other signs labor member; and George Reama Congregational Church, will of- In other actions last night. thC U V a £ ^ \ z e ^ EVER TOOK OFF ttist Kennedy was encountering of Columbia, Indiialry member. Aclate. Burial will be In Nathan Board set Aug. 2 for a hearing BEST DONT difficulties. With the panel will be Frank Hale Cemetery. Friends may call on a proposed Norwood St. sewer, Delaware, on which some Ken­ Ballou, federal mediator, and Nor- at the fiinerai home from 7 to 9 and decided to wait for more en­ nedy backers had been counting. bert Dion, slate mediator. p.m. today. gineering plana- before acting on BUYS'OF . eaucueed today and threw its' 11 The contractors have offered a proposed Porter St. and E. Mid­ D U R A F L A S H LIKE OUR— - Arst-ballot votes.to Johnson. In the 3-vear contract providing wage In- Andrew J. Muller dle Tpke. sidewalk installations, caucus. 12 ,of the half-vote dele­ creaaea of l.’i cents an hour each Andrew .1. Muller, 7.5, New Brit­ and before holding a Hearing on a THE YEAR THEMI gates voted for Johnson, nine for year and oth<»i beneAts. The pre­ ain auto dealer, died yesterday af­ water line proposed for Ferguson Kennedy and one for Symington, sent wage la K.IO an hour. ternoon In New Britain General Rd. and Wyllys St. .FLASH BULBS but the detegstion uses the unit The union is seeking 20 cents an Hbapilal. He had formerly lived Also tabled, pending further In­ rule. hour relroartive to July 1 of this In Newington and was a charter formation. WRs purchasing a $1,- Carton of 8 Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey (D- year; Ave cents an hour more Jan. member of the Newington Volun­ 400 used tractor to cut grass and Minni said that ' an upheaval 1, 1861; 20 cents, an hour more brush. number 5 ’s Here's How It Works: within the 31-vote Minnesota dele-. teer Fire Department. He was a July 1, 1661 and another 20 cents retired employe of New Britain The Board fixed a l-yaar term, a'tion seemed to have given an hour July 1. 1662. Tha union beginning in 'November, for its E I L i i tevenaon. Instead of Kennedy, a Machine Co. •UY A SUIT, SPOAT C O A T ^ JU R OP SHOfS { also la seeking Increased pension Among hisfsurvtvors Is a sister, appointee to the Manchester Coun­ majority there. The delegation contributions Snd.a referral ayatem try Club governing board. Roger THANK YOU I met today to decide what to do. Mrs. Charles Rowe of Manchester. REGENT At Hm Rei^lor Prie«7 >>" for hiring. . The funeral will be held Friday Macaione hotd.a the post now. tof indoor or etitdoor There, was some momentary re­ ....D|r.ei:l.or...T.hepdpre_Ppwri No. 127 FOR WA1TIN0! K , vival pf hop* in the Symington at 9; 15 a.m^ at the Newington Jde.- GffT ANOTHfR SUIT, SPORT COAT or mori'al Funeral Home, 20 Bonair ppaai to borrow 8150,600 to fi­ TeniNs BaN$ camp w-hen' the convention ap­ Phinkt’h DrTver Study aQ U on sp£cm ^ 620 120 We noiv have a" limited Hertford, July 13 lA'i—The Na­ AvF, followed by a aolemn high nance storm drains for Armory, proved on a shouted voice vote a Woodbridge, and Porter-Oak Grove ia mimber of station wag­ PAIR bPSHOfS resolution extending s "cordial and tional Foundaiilon for Highway Maas of requiem at 10 at St. .lohn Safely,. Inc., today said an Inlen the Evangelist Church. New Brit­ ,Sts. will be discussed at a special '/fe’ - 90TROOP '/s r86TT^ ooP ons and syans for imme- urgent invitation " to former Pres- Board meeting next Tuesday at 8 In Hit Sam* Priea CloM (or l^ o r) idert Harry 8. TTuman' to attend sive study of the drunken driver ain. Friend.s may. call at the fu­ diate delivery i ' its eesslons. la necessary In the war against neral home tonight from 7 to 9 p.m. In the Municipal Building. 'PARKERS TA R KER 5 trafllr accidents. and tomorrow*rfrom 3 to 5 and 7 Mayor Eugene T. Kelly , called SUNTAN OILS FOR JUST $1 ADOmONAL ^ Truman, a Symington supfmrter, for an opinion from tijie Town Plan­ ' lias changed his mind twice about "Wa miisl bring the aqrry spec­ to 9 p.m, GIN W H lS K jy lending his presence to a conven­ tre of "Ihe'drlriking driver out of ning Conihil.saloh before'" then oh •UY APAmWi!^ ~ tion he said was "prearranged" the closet In which he has been whether the town should purchaae,' LOTIONS for Kennedy's beneAt. hidden for too long." the founda­ from the federal government, a AtRHUlarPrieaof 2for$10 . J13.600 tract of property bordering - Johnson's“s UTTTtrrTTr syweie tion a Connec-Uciil-corporation - “ Fniieralr'- •laimuig he had picked up voting said. the houalng-for-lhe aged site off .11 praised a new program by W. Center St., for park and re­ All Summer Without Cost! And Oof a TWrrf Pair for Just SUM) ' strength in a debkle .betwem the Mra. Oatherlne Howard Rowsell creational use. 4 AlOXZ^MA 4 ^ e w Texas Senator snd Kennedy that Stale Police Comniiaaipner I.,eo .1, m o S c m m Mulcahy .under which atate .troop­ Funeral services for Mrs. Cath­ QMHty irain toUott •y Y CHINO PANTS At Royilar Priea of $3.9t Anally hartie off after several false erine Howard Rowsell of Buffalo, ^ EfferveMdilt._ Starts ers are directed to reportJwhet-her consumption of alcohol jJlaya any N. Y.. and formerly of Jilanchester, HIGH NOON •i^erh 8Mor Made la Om Aiwtlim Pair for Josr $1JW' The joust ended with the con­ part In accidents inveBllgated. were held yesterday afternoon si Boy Aflmilis Hoax; 89 * M? 215 Prava a eR«YaN testants makidJi some polite dis- Prevloualy, troopers recorded al­ the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 WaNepeaef*bfeeTO«l •UY A SnULW HAT At R M ^ • claUners of having aimed the cohol Involvement only in ciaes Main St. The Rev. Paul O, Pro- Fell, Not Beaten knives each threw at the other. were motorists were arrested i for kopy, pastor of Zion Evaniellcal m osmm SKOL < < |W A119H1M Hot In rtm S«M PriM Clous for Jmt $1JID Kennedy already was begin­ 49 79 driving under the Influence of alco­ Lutheran Church, officiated.. Manchester police revealed this •^WORTNMORE” 5 grain MMs.:.. fw i^ live tad play ning to take a long range view of hol. ■ , Burial was in the famil.y pilot In with thaia watehae the battle he now expects to have afternoon that the atory of having The foundatfon urged that alco­ Esst ' Cemetery, Bearers were been beaten, told by Roy Adams, wiUi Ibn awiMtiiee. CASH ond CARRY— AU SALES HNAL with' Vice President Richard M. hol teats bo made Immediately at George Adams, Andrew Siihle, ,17, of Andover, who was'found In­ 3 R0 NZTAN 651 \os After A whole eomner Mixon, the prplM.ble nominee, in an accident scene and recorded as John Walek, John 'Demko, Martin jured Jn Cener Park Sunday, was af aeearata ttauhheep- the general election CAmpalgTi. part of the evidence. Dernko, and Samuel Demko. a hoax. iag, iM « a don't fool HP RXCHANOCS or REPUNDS He proihised a North DakoU Renamed to hIs eighth term aa WAXIP RAKR yonr CBOTOK to tho group that when the Senate re­ Hiigh P. McIntosh Det. Sgt. Joseph Sartor aald that SEA ^ SKJ i| s foundation president was William as the result of the original, com­ “ROWT TlX" 1M ft» roll...... 9 aroatoit hoy «M r... Doriag Thla 8alo-8Ught Oharga For AUqmtNea sumes its sessions Aug. 8 he. will ,H. Vale, New Haven. Thrfe new The funeral of . Hugh P. Mcln- plaint and Inlenaivc lnveatlga,tlon Tu t n t n a HI What sponsor an emergency farm bill dlre< tors w'ere chosen- Capt. <’»rl toah, _ who died Saturday inf De- by himaelf and Patrolmen John ooold ho futor? Harry aimed at giving, "full parity prices H.. McMillan, USN Ret., Anngpolis, trof'l.'was held this morning at:8;15 Krlnjak and Eli Tambllng, Adama GABY ia t ^ y t for, farmers." 'Md.; Mrs.' Elisabeth Tuck Higgin­ at' the John B. -Burke Funeral admitted today that hi had fallen WML CLBAhANee-^AU Calling the decline in farm In- botham, Sheniian, Tex.; and Alvar Home, 87- E. Center St., followed and had not been beaten. •ome "the No. 1 domesti.c prob- Holmgren, West Hartford. by a aolemn high Maas of requiem A warrant has been Issued for m / r PROAS JSUL Jsm today,” Kennedy said the at St. James' ^ u rch at 9 n'cjock. Adama arrest, charging him with Yonr oholM of; TANORAMA CANVAS SHOES party platform calls' for "positive /}auf(/tter Injured The Rev. James T. O’Connell was giving a false complaint to police. action and full parity prices—-I'm celebrant, and tha Rev. Francis He will be eummoned to appear In foOig to run on that platform Washington, Conn., July 13 iA*i Mary Ann Parker, 16, remained Butler waa deacon. Sub-deacon court after ha ia released from The farm plank approved' by was John Kanak, a prefect. Mrs. Manchester Memorial Hospital in aatlsfaciofy condition today at ' $rm%% ««)«r ths convention would authoriee New Milford Hospital, recovering Ralph Maccarone was organist and where he la recovering from ■ a tiM use of crop loans, government .aoloiat. Swoniach operation he underwent ''wtHi aaVuRa* from Injuries she received in an Burial waa In St. James' Ceme­ purchases 'o f surphisea, paymenu automobile accident. Sunday night. ' aad marl^^g orden to reach i tery, where Father O’Connell read bioek 8rl«N. u.. - -Mlaa . Parker,-daughter-of- New. ^>■■001110111017" •...... --^dani'a-was.. found-injured-on-A 'J^ 'W f'ftin iMiHty’fbr farm prices. York Mirror Sports Bklltor and park bench about 6:30 p.m., Sun­ Parity ia a standard of measuring Bearers were Robert Boyce, John day, by some frienda. .He told them Cotuninlat Dan Parker, waa in­ Fallon, Jamee Fogarty, Jpseph f a r a prices- which the law say# jured taal night when the car In he had been beaten by three youtha: 9^ VALUE T H R F t ' CROTON nasWauimaimuri Is ia i r to fsrmsrs in reJation to Breen, Frank Waddell, and Pat­ Patrolman Krlnjak was auni- which ahe waa a passenger skid­ rick Britt. C'«oict gf Pliiim 'th a prices .fjiarged them for what ded on sand on Wyckham Rd, and moned; and on the way to tha hoa- SIXES ttasy buy; ' . plUI Adama alao told Krlnjak that PAY ONLY Kte WNKLY rolled ov«r on its left side. OONTKAOT AWARDED - t In pdoptM Its plaUorm the he had been beaten by three I white or 8lw wgs admitted to the hoeplUl Hartford, July IS IA7—The State youths. I ;|49 amvmumwitffi more dirs with a tack injury and lacerations Highway Department tooay , psMtetioas m sb t what might hap However, Sar.tor’a Inveatigalion lliasiel a t ths left knee. The two other awarded a 83,812,779,69 contract delermthed that Adams had been p «» Jh .the itoutli in ths gsasrgt oeeupants of the automobile were IVALUE to A. J. Orlando ContrafUng Co., running down s hill in Center Park, t i t m n tttm as a t m i f t a t fU eivu uitinjured. Incn Whitaatone,'N.T. for the re^ f A K O F ' ftaM * daelsMtfslib .' had tripped on a stick, and fallen Parker aiaiatains a stimm*r location of Routs 73 in Berlin and heavily on the edge of a hsneb. tn aoo fBOSSEO METAL •IT MEADr in ^ - ^ a s a T a sAvlhiM Ataak Of M a w a iifii; ■ a t PlscMa' li| n « fcsrs. __ . I ' Mew Britain. - . a Jurtng hiiBMlf. . V .•cu.'e- — i i. n i l IIII' '^‘^‘"Tcrz r

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MANCHESTER EVENING JERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESPAY,.JULy 18, 1960 TWELVE ttANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, ikANCHBBTEE, OONN« WEDNESDAY,' JULY IS. 1960 eAia;7BMMH(‘ BAILT CRORBWOIB PUZZLR. •' ' ' M ijili l.NW BUGGS Su n n y OUR BOARDING H0U8B with MAJOR BOOPLE Turkeys Xead I^ng List THATlS ^ S T WHICr HE MSANC, Praidow Puma Of July Plentiful Foo^s TRAVaiKIWY' WULAM** a smart r (STOAT DiniMr Btll Bargains LITTL« CUSS. AIN'T \ CA B SA R '^ 18 AfiylBRi Stn Hartfari SHe?$EE.SHB t I 6H(3ST/-^i \ Listed by. By OAYNOR MAN>OX tand f a n ish attractively with Tcl. ^aiM l 7-5857 «EMEM 0 ERSI ' A -no YOU uirer Newspiaper Enterprise Food Editor shaved-curiaePI«Med S B in id ox b if and little appliancaa. eliminatee any inconvenience you ‘Snownian^ Hunt VN. ALIVE/ (SET HIT WITH REPWOOP/ oCCdebea dtMaatdifhes MFold for yourself and see quality stand plate. 37 Health laaart may i>e experiencing during per­ Other July plentifuls (and that out. BANTLY OIL Sardliiea Stavanger Christchurch—An expedition of M Heart Jleeeee r IA iodic fluehing of water mains. should mean lower prices) include SSSwar 1 ean (3 3/4 os.) Norway siardines Why not let M ANCHESTER summer vegetables, succulent wa­ New Zesladdevt led „by Sir Ed­ I , I'll' \ . I M StWakcM f 4 egga, hard cooked, finely chopped Fruited Swioe r r LAUNDROMAT handle all your termelons, fresh peaches, cooling mund Hlllairy will hunt the abomin­ '' '■ 1 \ ' \ I I: I I j MLraded i r 6 slices bread, toasted, trimmed Vi ciq> pineapple juice able snowman toward th<> end of & I V aummer laundry chorea.' When you S tablespoons currant jelly lemons and limes. Also another m , \ CASE OF m perty IS" IT 1 tbsp. mayonnaise come Unto town from the lake, de­ American favorite— ice cream. this year in the Himalayan valleys TEL Mlfclull Y tSYS VilSTAKEMXtK MCtermaa ♦ .8 sprigs parsley 1 teasp iCT O N X MARRIED YOU _ •tOMSaobA I Delightful accompaniment to a FOR YOUR MONEYf aaia Y ield:'18 large appetizers. chuitka and apricot halves on 6 noon, .refreshment— Use. whipped * S c f ' A Y f VP. skewers; Brush with 'Fruited Bar­ shrimp~or^other seafood cocktsll: sour cream aa a topping for cakes, ... "'""wnKAKiT"'’:.... For tho$0 who ears •SWaaawm Orate cucumber and onion fine and Any family contemplating the becue Sauce. Grill over hot coals, pies and pastries, much as you PRESCRIPTION for thmir ruga. X. 14 F m paint !T turning occasionally, IS to 20 add to catchup and chili sauce vrithl •would sweet cream. Before whip­ purchaae of a Houseboat, but un­ salt and pepper to taste. If the^ SiDtaiaa certain as to whether it would like minutes or until ham browns. ping, be sure to chill both the bowl EXPERIENCE M fh fla dalpMifg 5T Brush with additional eauce cucumber has large seeds scoop and beater. It doesn’t become stiff, n t Ml 3-0012 that kind of life, can find but- them out before grating. 2621 ifltmdaf u something about -it before doing throughout grilling. but whips up fluffy and . almost ARTHUR DRUQ m fn sle a l 13 double in. volume. Pile on top of PICK UP AND DEUVEBT any buying. Many companies Oearanoe Prloen Prevail 80% CASH AND CARRY agnabig now rent Houseboats, with the Summer Time Is Sandwich Time gingerbread, spice cake or pudding From the ovens of PINE PAdS- Naturally you yearn for superb­ rental later applied, against the ly-tailored clothes of fine fabrics SIZE! TRY s h o p , 658 Center StreeL purchase price if the family de­ with luxury labels for yourself and SHORT RIBS ___ _ BY FRANS O’NEAL cides to buy. 8384 comes a tempting asaortmeht of a - i- 4 t ia the man of the house. Clearance 1 Trt ^osT A nourishing BREADS fresh dally. pricea abound at CORET CAS­ lo t i w ?icm n \o n .j Buying a New Range? WITH .tM MW For your idcnic snacks, for break-- UALS, 887 MeJn Street, on spring M060WfI BVtRVONE- faat and maltlme treats, for round- The acallop-«dga on both frock WANT MORE FOR YOUR MONEY See “Frig;idalre’s" new FUAIR, and summer wearables. , Acquire and matching bonnet make this the T« t wiep ncooHitioN*. 9An-0-RAMA the-clock sustenance, try all the distinctive additions to your ward­ <»•«% d w M tk f, „the eiectric-jange. ,wlth ...the . oven /shqw-pff;, set for Jhe_young miss! nestled above the top^Jiuiaiecs to The simple little shirtwalster' ▼anetiea: .'Wholesome tye, —whole robe now. You'll find a representa­ .r. KEEP YOUR EYE ON GRANTS whikat, oatmeal, raisin, clnnasnon Please state sjke. end stooping and bending. B. D. that is equal to any situation. And tive selection of . sizes in the main Pattern No. 2621 has tissue for BY AL CAPP and BOB LUBBERS PEARL APPLIANCE A FURNI­ boasting the little turndown col swirl, phis the sweeter fruit and floor ladies' department and the LONG SAM put combinations: FOr your 'next dress and bonnet—size 2, S or 4; TURE (3Q. 649 Main Street, in­ laf that is so popular. downstairs JOE GVRMAN MEN'S full directions. . .. f-WUlWWTVW.- miriFirBBorTW vites you to see FLAIR that looks, party, why not use FINGER SHOP, ^kip in tomorrow. tuwo'Atm-ottiai, iMXTMSTICB \ '■ No. 8884 with Patt-O-Rama is in ROLLS fdr attractive sandwiches. To order, send 25c In coins to:— 1NRWriMETIWnMO' lewt sw tiusoMPOf J ItUeSiKVSlCfM rooks and cleans like nothing sizes 9, 11, 12, 13, 14, 16, 18. Bust Anna-Cabot, The MAncheater Eve­ you've seen before. F ^ l like a 30H to 38. Size 11, 31^ bust, Turn over your summer baking Rising land coats are reflected /««« ««XY V VOtiVMITPr^. rWCRITEONV/lTHMK chores to PINE PASTRY SHOP. in these figures. The market price ning Herald, 1150' AVE. .OF soeftiTHdoeHr Wt> IKE ITIF I HUNG queen in your kitchen. sleeveless, 5 yards Of 35-inch. AMERICAS, NEW YORK >6, N.Y. tTHK6 - ? f WMiWSf SUMMER SUNDAY HOURS are of the average site accounted for gm mm O^I^MCRTTIMB To order, send 36c in coins to:-r- For Ist-class mailing add 10c -,=JW One of the most commonly used 7:30 a.m. te 2 p.m. • 15.4 per cent of overall property sppmom'Me Sue Burnett, The Manchester Eve­ value ih 1058 and Iff.'l per cent in fo'r each pattern. Print Name, Ad­ LIMEWr words in do-lt-yourself instruc­ ning Herald, 1150 AVE. OF dress with zone and Pattern Num­ S i a gium d tjl^ gm ii tions Is "furring." It has nothing It is generally conceded that, in 1959, with toe share expected to CtttAtNW l WHV,VOO*Rg i o m t M 1HAT6 AUnCRICAS, NEW YORK ‘ 8 6 , N. be near 17 per cent th(a y4ar. ber. *‘We’r6 60 proud of Junior working hia way through V ' Canadian-style bacon needs oply visions of a will prohibit a direct are slashed In half at JANET'S Headquarters for Window Wiadea sale of property bequeathed to SyntheMoa Call far Cold Rinse HAT SHOP, 917 Main street. eoliege! It waan’t aaayl Hia fathor isn’t brief rooking—only 2 or 8 min­ When yraehlng Synthetic fabrics JUDD SAXON BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIELD utes on each side when it la siloed JOHNSON PAINT (JO. 723 someone, but permit the land and Basic black ^nd navy straws are an aaay man to workl” —or housb to be traded for other in today’s autoihatlcB, make sure here also flattering pastels to com­ DOUSI ONI PRICI TAG! 7VT and heated in a skillet over moder­ Main Street will CUSTOM-CUT you set the machine for a cold { mam youMusr ~Z «»WEHnPAkB, MR.BAXON' / lATERi ^ ate heat. _ WINDOW SHADES from the ex­ property. plete your Slim m er coBlume; Sub- n a jH vm a cppie >ou > ^ > TDOIATE- '^'3- rinse. This eliminates , wrinkles. stantlslly reduced are toe straw GET BOTH THE LIFE-LIKE S MR.CHAPfk', ^ ^ A^Y WIPE WAS > tensive.. selection in stock. The Warm ■water softens the'flbera and TP LIKE SOME 50 UPSET - -t* Reminder for cooks;‘ Vegetables "UASCADE" at $2.25 is the thrift­ You Wsnldn’t Travel and wicker HANDBAGS. Buy | BY ROUSON wTinkles will form during toe for yourself or for a welcome, gift. APVICB FROM >OUR SHE PHONEP, LITTLE SPORTS retain most nutrients when cooked iest buy of all. You. pifSht need .Without a Spare -nro ' apin-drying operation. BARY SITTIR ANP BABY FAMILY POCTOK THE POLICE.' In a small amount of water 'tor a "EXLITE'.’ the shade that shuts Safeguard your trip further by WHILE WE KEEP short period of time. taking along an extra pair of THIS CUIET FOR out ail daylight c(»mpletely to let Frame Hiat Diploma Different and good; Cook ehick- V you sleep, >3.95. Rain doesn't EYE GLASSES from ECONOMY Now that the diploma has been en livers in butter and use them j g m H 8 8 A Eoomfui of Comfort harm the plastic coated "SOFT- OPTICAL, 55 East Center St. earned, preserve it handsomely in to top portions of spaghetti and Dop’t you think a living; room LITE" at >3.35 which allows sqft (AjMlraws Bldg.) Preserve your an attractive FRAME from thk tomato sauce; pasa grated Par- eODMUTI should be a place where you can- sunlight to filter through.- Quality eyes with a pair of prescription TEDFORD ART GALLERY, 15 meaan or Romano cheeae. • K9§ular m WIP entertain graciously or where you plus economy comes to you in SUN GLASSES. Here the PRICES Oak "Street. You’H find a choice ean curl up with your shoes off if “ CLEANTEX ” at >2.6(f. of which ARB RIGHT, selection of suitable frames at Duckling stored in a freezer you feel like it? That's the'kind millions are in use. Subtract about reasonable prices. should be held for no longer than Living dolls . . . dot-tytd Bthy Sittar of room you can really enjoy when 35c per shade''^from the above Hoasy Peoan Pie 9 to 12 months. and the Baby that drinki» wota, ceec. That'S a I*, da a* ^ N •••a ' « t¥OMAM'S v to a c, HI Af • *0 I** 0 I you let MANCHESTER CARPET prices if vo'u can still use your V4 ■ cup honey Sausage Leads Beth in vinyl. Mering ayes, rooted hair. IWNNy-BUTIF CENTER, 311 Main Street, spread present roller. WINDOW SHADE % cup brown sugar About one pound in ten of our Liquefied nonfat dry milk makes you NfCP HBLP-> B. C. BY JOHNNY HART color and comfoft at your feet. SERVICES available for 50c each 14 cup butter year’s meat supply is purchased delicious milk shakes when teamed 3 '-eggs, beaten ' • in Mha form of sausage qf so,me with crushed berries or peaches. T * ii The loveliest shades, textures and ificliriie rehemming, reversing, cut­ lO li" S U Z in i. . . 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A. JW FODBTEEN MANCBSStEB EVENING HERALD. liANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY. JULY IS. I960

Bob Gagaott aad 1 Robertson defeated Waddell, 10- eombtaied to plUBTa: 2, as the Park SoftbaU l-esgue New Bedford, Masa., July lS.(g)fom ciM cards whan refetee Ihy-Aan Bastaaitott. aeasoa got underway last night. — Mickey Dwyer of Boston tonight BUI Oonnolly stoppad it at two ifuttner AC, 4-1, .lea P o lic e & Robertson Park. It 1960 Little^pague Champions | fferal^Angle Mike O rl^ a k l scattered nine Mts won the vacant Nbw England mid­ miautto of m nlntn round. XHryor In pitching all the way for the dleweight crown with a nlnto had o p a a ad a wlda cut over Ana’s tint win in fsnr g tS m h M triumph. round knockout ot Willie Greene, a Oreene's isft eya aad it w u bleed­ Nutmeg's aecond Ion to thraf • . . 'P I Power May* Face Robertsmt ...O il 602 x 10-13-5 former holder of the title. ing fre«ly. starts. Bernle August aad N n a i' ’w *! t e rweight Vittner had two Mts saCh tmt Wtos EARL YOST WaddaU ...... 000 011 Q 2 -0-3 Dwyer weighed ISO, .while Action, by Frick WUaon. veteran ners. Bob. lOUsr had Itutatog’a Orknvaki and Woodbury, ’TuruU Oreehe, of Providence, R. L, scaled itobeti (Red) only base knock. rChftmp Kayoes (4 )f CUyton, Kelly (8), Short 160 for the scheduled 12-round catcher, hSus r e p laead Harvey New TerK, goto 1$ MB — (4), Schneider (5) and RuiueU, bout. Ku«nn Detroit ’TIi[ger player rep- Shy Ann ...... 200 100 1—4 -M ■ Ko^Bg Wrong with Red Sox' toseball OonSBisAner fted KeUy (4). Greens was laading on pU thraa reOentatiire. Nutmeg AC . . . .001 000 0—1-1-t By FRANK CLINE New York— “there;* nothing wrong with the Red Sox." Hart in Sixdi Frick was, expected to Having borrcwved some pages from “Frank Merriwell” some aetlMi today to ths Casey Stwigfel growled to a small army of sportswriters in stnngs cese^bf Vlo Power, tbe and/or “Dick Prescott" books in order to get into the round- New York. July 18 -ing most of the hit­ son and Doy had three hits apiece-. end ^moved past the Kansas City games all year upset the front­ .flm Tayior's triple in the sec­ w el^ts as an 'Opponent' Ip r his of getting tha fheto togetber/* running Medics. 6-2, last Wednes­ ting burden for the National' A ’s. Power made.blniaelf n a a n " ond and throwing error enabled Stengel, for the Mcond time in tiger- ■ day to give Green Manor Its shot League champ? wnll be Colangelo. •Me to ell ceneenod, bat L ^ Police to avoid a shutout. Ray the past 12 years, will not have **We’ra bitereeted in Ray' ftobln- at the pennant. Heller. Bruce Theiling, and Steve waa on hand end bad plenty to The World’s First Turnpike;Prcived Tires Peck had two of losers' six hits. The Manormen did not ftimble Cone . a part In the I960 A ll-S U r games, pan, .Gene PuUmar^ ?aid J ^ d e r Teachers ...... 209 121 4— 19-18-J or carmen BaslUo as an:;, oppo- toy- the opporttmity. Friday night pcfire A Fire face, elimination the'second ', edition of the two- ”1 een’t naderatend him,*? be if" they lose tonight. Kent Rotham- Police ...... 010 000 0~ 1-.6-4 game set at Yankee SUdium to­ nent/t he said,'adding:?-'.(fo an Green Manor met the same Nas- overweight matidi, ot couraik;!’ aold* "He wee late gettt^ to slff Arms team In the final gam*^ mer or Gary Gott ia expected to Danielson and BaTtisto; Peck day. The guy wdth the big, ears, toe game and told me he bad of the regular season needing a get the mound assignment for the and Roberts. wiinVl^ face and bowed legs who Alfaro >a*id Paret would ko to disay apella during toe night. Whitewall Sale-Lim ited Time! American l>!agtiers. The latter are haa guided the Yankees so suc­ Puerto Rico for a two monttts’ victory to tie the Medics and force rest, and mentioned Paret would It makes, yon wonder about toe a one-game sudden-death playoff hoping that the big bata of Carl CHt'BCH SOFTBALL cessfully .all these years, will InT dlfferenee of attitafie In the for the National League flag Hohenlhal and Brian McCarta, ef­ Scoring at least once in every stead be a spectator. As the win­ defend his title against Frtderlco Thompson in the Garden Oct. is. playera, ahont toeir ewa dealrea Green Manor defeated NasSlff's. fectively allenced by Aceto A Syl­ inning, league leading- North ning managers in the respective of wanting to win. S-4. to de-dlock for the National vester’s Gsry BenSon Monday, will leagues gain the right to handle It was a heartbreak^ defeat Methodist trimmed Civltan, 12-8, CA8RV STKNGEL for Hart, who hgd dreams of stop­ *T might point oot toat Ted League pennant and the following break loose tonight arid bring them .last, night.St Mt....N.ebo, the_ clubs.Jn the,, mi.dsummer clas­ OLD . AND_ NEW—When Rbger Maris, right, first WUllaoM wee naed aa a ptooh- SOght B ^ rT ire WedT<». T-irTh The' back ' TSTo The 'thick dF the 'scrap ...... ■ Red Sox Boeeter - ping the ective poli­ Former tub thumper for the tints Referee Mark Conn finished full cooperation of the National Leaguue. Fort Erie,' Oat*—Jwy Glambia, aaaaon’s record. Joumaya to West on base at time. tical parties. Boston Red Sox, now the No. 1 the count A spokesman for the Junior^- 157, Buffalo, N.Y., kaeeked out Hartford. The defending state and Intermediates , -004 000 4— 11-7-0 ‘Td lUce to fight Mm again,’ Bebby Hughes, 161, Erie* Fa., 2. Fire A Police ,,O00 000 0— 0-4-3 "W e ain’t so bad, although we drum beater for the American circuit, in explaining why his "Anyway, Should the National regional champions'Are at present League, .loe McKenney, in a Hart said later. " I’d he sure to be McKeesport, F a-^o h n ay Mor­ Quilette and Quay: _Rolhman, didn’-t look good against those Red league did net (’officially” discuss deadlocked for first place in the quickly arnanged press conference, better next- time. I just made a League express a desire to expand, ris, 100, Ptttobnrgb, ontpolatod Zone One race with Bristol. Both Cronin (3) and Cronin, Rothman Sox. Boston always played better mistake, that’s all.”^ sxpansion at yestsrday’p four-hour against us. Remember last year spread the word that the A.L. will meeting hero, said: the American no doubt will call a Tony Bupns, 168, New Orlesas, 10. Identical S-1 records. (31. Marty Stein, Hart’s manager, Miami Beach. Vim—CMeo Vejar, they knocked the daylights out of open its season April 11 in 1981, "W hafs the use 7 It would he special meeting with expansion had only praise for the winner. 101, StomfCrd, OobBh and FHualde Chria MchfeUI. who has split us after we thought thst we had with the traditional opener in foolish to come to a decision to the theme." ' arren in two mound declaions this ALUMNI LEAGL'E Washington one day earlier. "A t 162K thU is the best Paret Belwins, 154, Lea' Angeles, Drew, Relief Pitcher Henry Stephen­ righted ourselves and we never re­ X ever saw,’’ he said. "He’s much expand and then find out the Na­ ’The only significant news out of year, is expected to get the mound covered.” Stengel related. And for the first time in history, tional League once again ia 10* - -jr • son came on In the first inning and McKenney reported. Western cluba better and stronger than when he the meeting was'the announce­ New Bedford, Mess,— Mickey assignment for Manchester. Ehther "Handling an All-Star team is agalnat It. Steve EMwards or Joe Oasssrino, ’■i' pitched two-bit shutout ball the Will open against the East. Usual- won the welter title from Don Jor­ ment tha± the American League Dwyer, 155, BeetM stopped WUUe no picnic, believe me,” Stengel o f­ rest of the way as Nassiff Arms 1 ly, the two Eastefn entries engage dan.” "A t one time We thought we season in 1961 will open a game Greene, 100, ProvIdeBoe, RJL, 0. who wns the winner in West Hart- fered. "There are a lot of prob- 1 Offlolala Encouraged ' ford’s fLS triumph the first time whitewashed the Elks, 8-0, last Eastern counterparts could go it alone. But after giving in WasMngton April 10, with the Los Angelas Hank Aeeves, lema and don t forget every man these two teams met this summer, night at Charter Oak, Bob Bran- qnd the Western clubs do likewise. Garden officiala were encour­ It a great deal ef thought, and other six clubs going into action 121l4i tjo * Aageles, kaeeked eat ,that’s on (he squad la a pretty will probably twirl for the hoet nick. who couldn't survive the Also, each team will have an aged by their experimental sum­ explormg aU kinds of possibilitiea the following day. Oct. 1 is the Ramon Sarmloate, 128, MexienU, 3-T All-W«ather Whitewalls good man. . club. Game tune will be fi:i5 st first Inning on the mound, helped equal number of Sunday or holiday mer show without television. A we reaUsed it would be unwleldly, closing date. Mexico, 4. out with his bat for the winners “ I remember one year when we crowd of 4,425 paid $10,244 on a unfeasible and unwise to do it. Sterling Field in Weal Hartford. dates at home and away with all Also, for the first time In league getting four hits including a home had to select the pitchers st least rivals. hot night, and a Tuesday night at "One league simply cannot ex­ Get a set today—they^Ye MlstoeMa Top Batter Mstoiy, th4 openings will feature run Ray .lenack alao had two hits 48 hours in advance. I left off Bob * • * that Garden fights, teievlaed, had pand without the-other.” . ta third place in the Zone'One for the victors. N A T IO N A L L E A G U E — G R E E N M A N O R : Front: Roy Johnson, Bob Lazero/f, Tim Feller. I was lambasted from one become a Friday night fixture. He added: teams. No pairings have -been de- iohnston Surarise dded upon. \ never been lower priced. at Um moment la Hartford with a DA VR WHITE Nasslff’i ...... 220 301 X - 8 8 2 Coughlin, John Ellis, Pat Colangelo, Art Wilkie, Dave Hochburg. Back: Bill Zwick, city to another.”"! was almoet Notes ’n Quotes Referee Conn had Hart ahead, ”We In our league are anxious­ four rounds to one, on hls card. 6-S record. Kanehester win host Top RBI Man Bilks ------...000 000 0 —0 3 3 Coach Dave Heller, Tom Popelski, Gary Doi-sey, Bruce Thieling, Steve Cone, Manager afraid to' go out at night. What Thumping Ted Williams is ths ly awaiting the outcome of the ’The 1061 openers will come In French Open Hutfon] a week from tonight at Brannlck, Stephenson (I t and does Feller do to make, me Icfojc American League squad veteran, Judge Joe Bh>Py had It four to one, National Ledgue meeting in Chi­ eight days earlier than they did Pat Colangelo, Carl Colangelo and Mark Heller, (Herald Photo by Ofiara) Ihu«t also, and Judge Joe Agnello Yau « « i •eont « i atfar* knfar tlra Ufa tMesnaa U t. Nebo gnd still has a rained a .fififi average. Others over the Pasternack, Rautenberg, Powers good? He goes out and pitches a having wave Howe* .308 Dsve White fore. If you thought thst I was except as a rookie in 1939. Twira National League) ars lees opposed season by opening* ApriL 12, a full the French Open Golf Champion­ navar anda’*. Goodyaar’a fiva mila taat track at New team batting leader for leads the teem in runs betted In Despite a seventh Inning rally by he mlesed -because o< war duty, and one, P an f, with one round week before the American. roasted before Feller did thaf*to even. to It than they were a year ago. ship, lives what he considers the San Ahfalo, Tazaa, whara apaads ovar iOO m*pA Manchester is Jim Mlstretita with with si*. Hertford Nstional, Fire A Police me, what do 'y « i think happened three seasons during World W ar As a. matter of fact, I have rea­ "W e have worked out a sched­ ideal existence for a golf profes­ managed to pull out a '7-5 victory n and twice during the Korean In a 10-round eemi-wlndup Joee after that?” 'Oenaale* of Puerto Rico won a son to believe that Cincinnati, ule,” said Joe McKetmey,^ A L pub­ sional—*hoimd to neither the tour can ba attainad. lapl night at Keeney 81. Stadium. conflict. . . Sixteen states, the ter­ nor a club. Font- errors made the victors’ task ♦ * * ritory of Puerto Rico and tha split decision over Guy Sumlin of Pittehurgh abd San Frandeco, the lic relations director, “ whereby Pritchard, Ala,, In a slugging three cities strongly opposed to each club will have an equal num­ 'When I get restless around the Trad* tasNnr far Oaettyaor Mraa and tava wMi ssdatyl more difficult than it should have Good W ill Ambassador countries of Cuba and Venemela club, I go on the tour, with the per­ Moriarty’s Romp lo 6-1 Win been, provided the players for the '8# match. The welteiwelghts previ­ expansion, may have had a cjfuige ber of Sunday and holiday games .Vanr aid Nraa wHImaka fka dawn payfflanf, Little Jackie. Farrell, the good ously had battled to a draw. of heart. against each other.” mission of club members,” he Paul-Rlcards; with a single and team. California leads with' four. will ambassador of the' New York said today. "'Then, when I get tired two-nin homer, and Dick Marsh, Bud Daley, Chuck Estrada, .Tim Zhcploding fo r five runs in theerally.- Sylvester wound up of the tour, I go back to the club. v^th with s single and double, paced the Yankees, told this one, i Gentile and Ted Williams. . .Pick second timing, Monarty Bros., three bits for night. ^ " I got a letter the other day lis the Ameiicahs by a 7-4 score.. You can’t beat that” Vlctora’ attack ..Pete CasHla and •1795 *1995- . Tonight Oilmen face Aircraft at Physical Handicaps Plague Americans Johnston is pro at tho Tlmp- went on to trim Royal McBee, 8-1. Dave Carlson both had two singles anogos Golf Club in Provo, Utah, 8 st Colt Park-In Hartford. also for winners, In their Hartford Twilight League and Ms members not only consult­ M O xlf 7.00x10 ^ game last night ' Mike l.,siitenhach and Tom Minor ed to but even encouraged hla lat­ Tuba*7>aa Tuba*iypa m 6*70x10 W ally Wldholm went alt the way 108 APPRENTICES WON each had single and double for Maiich Believes Value to Team est junket., ^ Tuba*typa for the win ss he scattered six New York US- A total of 103 Bankera . After playing to the jCentenary hits, fanned two and issued only SER RE—euRpEi^Dw EH^R apprentice jockeys rode their first Fire A Police .204 Oftl- x 7-11-4 All-Star Rivals,i Rated Even British Open A St. Andrews, where one base on balls. Wldholm’s two- winners in’ 19.10, The complete list! Hlfd. National‘.010 110 2 6- 8-1 W*ll Oeedyvar TIrM mrm Yurnslha* Should Be Yardstick for Pay he finished respectably at 291, he Sr«v.4 . * * SMlfncd and manufa»' OBar dam, AwMeg Uaikwah, aha tov ptkadi run single was key blow of big from Dennis P.. Anderson in B Coleman and Richards. Minnie, m md Lopes is expected to foUow Ford came to Paris and proceeded to five-run rally. Dick Sylvester and NfiwYork, July 13—De-VLa*. *>. ’• eqitoliy effprtiva turad ta maha raaasp>ns aractiaal* Yam s—Is included In the ' 1060 I^amted), Filloramo I3I and Rtis- jite their, victo^ in Kansas the f l» t titlt, snuffing out a ninto with hii own pltohera. Early Wynn take over honora for th« first two Alenlany also stoked hits In big American Racing Manual, i rnni. Philadelphia (N E A I—After ex-*-recalled Gene, who was 18 when tnntog 'rally* Coming to- tha as­ and Gerry Staley, and southpaw rounds. actly one day of championship he opened the 1944 season st Sity Monday and their su­ sistance of Bob BuM with two Dick Stigman of Cleveland, only . The final 36 holea are scheduled play, Eddie Sawyer decided that shortstop for the Dodgers. "And ■ perior punch* in the starting runnen on bam and only one out, hurlers who didn’t see action in the today, and, despite the close pick- the Phillies w-ere the worst ma.1or when I finally learned to hit. I lineup, the N atio^l League he dlepoeed o f tha nest two hat­ first game. Alston-ipay follow Law aging of the field, there Is a strong league squad he ever saw and cracked UP — a- knee gave out and was no more than even money ters with seven p^chee,, It was with Larry Jackron and. X4ndy Mc­ feeling the 86-year-old American chucked it as manager.' then my hack.” today to sweep the two-game AU- Law’s only appaarance to AU-Btar Daniel of St. Louis and perhaps pro may go all the way. It didn’t take .Gene Mauch much Credits Managers Star set agsdnst the phyiilcaUy competition. Southpaw Johnny Podres of 1^ He shot rounds of 66 anffTO yes­ longer than that , to turn the' re- \ From whom di^ Mauch learn handicapped American Isuigueni. Ford, on the oth^ hand, Is an own Dodgers. These three saw no terday over the 6,714 yard, par 72 FIEE PAIIIM AT ALL STORES • PROMPT DELIVERY SERVEE -vitalized Redcaps into the most most of his baseball. All-Star veteran, buf MS, record action ' Monday along with Los S t Cloud course for a total o f 186, A crowd o f Mine 45,000 waa ax- which put Mm one abot ahead of exciting Philadelphia - club since "Leo Diiropher was the first peoted to aea PitUburgb right­ in these games ia ungUttertog to Angeles’ Stan Williams and Cin- MOF^E PEOPLE RIDE ON OOODY^R TIRBe THAN ON ANY^OTHER KIND the Whiz Kid.s of 1950. major league manager I wa.s ex­ hander Vermn Law (ll-4 ) and say the least In six innings, be otonati’s BUI Henry. long-hitting Leopoldo Ruls of A r­ What’s the biggest difference be­ posed to,” recollected Gene, "and has been clipped for 12 hits and gentina, who'had 67-70. New York lefthander WMtey Sebastian Miguel of Spain and tween managing in . the minors he had the'impact on me that such Ford (5*5), face each other on nine runs for an 0-1 record. He MACHINE SHOP WORK and.majors?...... —— a forceful" manager would have started to 1054, relieved to 1065 yojimg Bobby Verwey of South A f­ the mound in the 20th mid-sum­ Kirkpatrick Shoots rica are tied at 188, with Peter ."It’s harder to bping a big on-any impressionable 17-year-old. and 1065 and loet in relief last GOODYEAR SERVI0E STORE NICHOLRMCHESTER TIRE mer game aad toe first In Yankee Thomaon of Australia and IjYanee’s DONE WITH MODERN PRECISION MACHINERY league, club together as a unit.” “I" got a lot from Billy South- Btadnua since 1080. Tbe Amwi- year. 7f3 MAIN ST*-li« tos23 2tS MOAD S'T*.^l 3-Sm - replied Mauch. who was hastily Maifnelfe Mays 79 in Seniors €k>lf Many Tlmea Atoateur champion, worth when I was with the Bos­ oaae, despite iMtir kwe two ^ y a Henri De La Mam, sitting back in called' up from the Minneapolis ago, atiU lead the aerlsa, 15 to 12 T^e player the N «w York fane ton” Braves.' Prom Billy I learned Bridgeport, July 13 OF)—E. Har­ a dangerour position at 144. • A L L TYPES OF V A L V E WORK Including Work On INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE— ACETO & SYLVESTER: Front: Joa Quaglia, John Millers of-the American Associa­ how to analytce the league. He hut tha Nationala have taken eight probably want to see the moat ia tion to wrap the Phillies into one Dick Chapman, the former U.S. HOUYWOOD SERVICE CENTER > M sai M SHELL SERWOE V-8 Enginea and Exchange* Oh Chevrolet Meads ’ Quaglla, Harry' Jenkins, John Savino, George McCann, Tim ' Ha8Scjt, DanD>’^ Barlow. -knew what he - needed to beat the af the last 18. - the ntognetic Willie Mays. Ths vey Stover of the. Hartford Golf and British Amateur chaniplcm, 1 ■ Ttlhg-sfze package. Ban Francisco Giants’ spectacular Club holds a one-stroke lead after ROUTE 0, lOLTON Back: Bob McNeill, Joe Savino. Gary Benson, Mike Gilbert, Joe Curtis, jCoach Jim ‘ ‘Unfortunately, indi-vidu'al per­ other clubs— a; little here and a lit­ A lt Uahager A1 liopaz and N L has rounds of 78-71 f 0r l44, Ameri­ 342 E. CENTER ST.**-Mlt*i1S7 tle there. pilot Walter Alston have decided center fielder, who thrilled the ca’s * aecond beat showing. Dick Benson. Missing when picture was taken were Bill McCabe; Lenny Kearns^and Bruce formance gets the money up here: the first round of the Connecticut “I spent half the season of 1092 to stick to the same baiting or- Kansas City folks with a superb State Seniors Golf Asm. Cham- Metz, the U.8. SeMors champ from • CRANKSHAFT g r i n d i n g On or Off If I had my way, a player FQuld aU-round performiinca, once again Maura. (Herald Photo by Ofiara) be paid according to tearii value, With EMdie Stanky in St,. Louis. deik that faced each other in the: pionsMp. San Antonio, Tex*, and Sam Fried­ JACK’S n U N T IC ENLER’S AMOGO STATION not .just for- individual brilliance Now I have as much respect for 100-degree heat in Kansas City’s will lead otc, foUowad hy mtts- Stover took first spot yesterday man, M A ir Force officer from such as hitting a lot of home runs Stanky a# a person anyone 1 Municipal Btadtum Monday. buigh’s Bob Skinner, Milwaukee’s with a six over par score of 40- 'Discalbosa, Ala., ware tied gt'146. 704 MAIN ST— Ml f-E232 B59MAIN*ST^-MI 3-1477 • WRIST PIN SETTING when they don't mean anything.” 'ever . met, from Ekldie - I Lopes, the CMcago’s White Box Eddie Mathews and Rank Aaron 87—77 at the e,3l0-yard Brooklan Johnston, a sleadar, youngish 80, Games Not Long Eiiougli Now! Sport Schedule It was pointed out to Mauch that learned what not,, to dp as a man­ skipi^r, once again wiU have the and Chicago’s Bmto Banks. Country Club course. contends he does not envy tho tour­ * t ______aft«r, all profespionsl baseball was ager. BMdie was-jtoo demanding. fomr Yankee aluggem Roger Mays,' Banks and Del Crandall, Frank D, Ross of Wampanoag ing professioitola who hatUe for MORRISON’S ATUNTIC UN’S ATUNTIG STATION • CUSTOM ENGINE REBUILDING ** ’ ’Today a biiainesa W’hioh needed - attrac- He couldn’t realize that the. gams Msrii, Mickey ManUe, BIU fikowc Milwaukee’s sturdy catohSr, were was cleae behind with 40-80-^7$. gold week in and: week out tiona., "You migl)t say I envy their qp 4B1 W. CENTER ST^-MI941S4 ALLPOfULAIt Marine. Farm, Industrial, Automotive New Delaying Tactic didn't mean as much tO; all tha . von and Yogi Berra—bright in the the M tti^ heroes o t the first game The only other golfer in the field of 2SR W. MIDDLE TTKE— Ml 7*8302 Legion at wShiI Hartford, 8:16, ‘Certainly," a g r 4 e d Gene, mUifie where the strength is sup­ portunify to improve their goU, 7 f Sterling Field^ - players as It did to him and a guy victory. 'Willie’s contribution was a 01 to break 80 was James T. Kirk "baseball -can' uae all the individ­ like myself. We were willing to posed to he. The quaitet didn’t single. douMe and triple and he atrick of Manchester, who ihot a he said.. "But Ivwouln’t swap, jobs , MAKE New 'Y ork — (N K A l— A fanfibf. the kids In the stands come Telephone vs. Ko. Ends, 8:19, ual attractions it can find, but just distlnguMi itself in KC. managbg wltff any 5f them.” ' J out on the field, and chase the break a leg to win. A lot of play­ came within' a few feet of Mtttog a S7-42—79. BUNKER’S SHELL SERVICE rataea a mdSt fascinating question Charter Oak. try to recall , one winning ©unit ers aren't." only a single hy Skowron and two Ttoi. No one in-AU-Btar his­ OLIVA’S ESSO In regard lo the tlrne givep relief balls old', Enos 'hits. That would The second and final round wlU Kaceys vs. Mutual, 8:16. Nebo. that didn’t draw well.' Take this walks 1^ tho crippled Miantla to’ tory has ever hit for tbe cyole al* be played at Shuttle Meadow Coun­ 4E3 CINTIR s t — Ml 74121 pitchers to warm up. add crowd interest. « Other major league' clubs 'had Minor Lfingae R ^u lu 4n HARTTORD RD— Ml 7-E227 ENGINE Wo Stock Natiohally Famous Spnice vs. McIntosh, 6:15, Me­ yearis Pirates. No - one player 10 total appearances. / thdugh Ted WUllams once Mt two try Club, New Britain, Aug. 4. "W hy should a relief pitcher be Con\'ersation Topic. morial Field. sticks nut too far ahead m an­ Mauch in mind when Quinn pagwd him. Lege Boro home runs and, two singles. given constderationa that a pinch- On second thought, however, Naasifl’s vs, Ponticelli's, 6. Ov day tournament held at the Yale Mauch wad IT. when he broke in heat,’ Btsn Mustol, who ssU a a muscle swinging, and he doesn’t ■ Fire A Police vs. Elks, 8:16, Golf Course. Bach shot 85. Mrs* •vary tima ha cornea to bat, also la HHXIAIW ST -M NfW STATE MOHWAY Honolulu. J u ly 13 .— Lanky Charter Oak. a« a playiiu-manager with Atlan­ Frank M aladns, .Boston’s bril- have a fair c^ n ce an.vway. ta of the Iksi^ern Aaaociation, a Nick Paul of Pequsbuek won with cartata'to aaa action. Tha 8 t Loola RUFINI’S a Y IN I A t Bill' W right, of Beattie, the 1969 Nassiff's vs. Htfd. National, _4L3M9 to pgcjB a.Jleld of .127 Usnt tM rd . haesnisn, suffttad EUiwORTH ssi URSQ ^ . 'W’slnl Picture ; AfUwaukee fUMtdlary; in IMi^-and star ',i4ipaera& • ptodb-MtUr piiblic links champ,' quaDfled to 6:15, Kaeniy Ft;" " ------players. , Uistsrad feat as airaaolt of toa 2A2OAKLAN0ST^-4AI 3 .1 1 1 1 IIICENTPtST^^ ‘Th e same thing is tnie of a, defend, hli title yesterday — but Quinn was the Braves’ general ■oorehlng ttnato to Mwnirtoal Monday and ha ftoflad for a record TONIMT aN MTURDAY NWIT at 7iN jiinch-rimner. Maybe he should be It look him lb holes to. do it. manager. Quinn had his eye on ■tadlum, ^ IBM ts to U s AU-Btar appearaatoa. Mauch then, kypt track of his fur­ * HEATS-~SIMI$ — KA1UaB permitted to warm up on the side­ Sixty-four golfers qualified fo r the Lightning Strike* Twic^i Exhibition Switched The temparatUM waa enaotad Vic Power, tha only Al* playar, lines for three or four minutes be­ match play that began today. ther develCpment in MlilneaiMlia. to be about 25 degreea opowr -for other than four jritehers, who SHERIDAirS RARARE NEADS fore nmntng. He could null a leg At 84, the brown-eyed, nlack- EHM STORES FOR AUTO PARTS Wright, with 136 for the 38 Buffalo, N.Y„ July 13 (.••''•'•’'t- . HANCRCSTER EVBNma h e r a l d . MANpRBSTER. OCWM.. WEDNESDAY. JULY 18. 1S60 MANiimiraTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY. JULY IS, 1960 II H o e m i f o r S o lo 72 WantMi—Rfol Botsto .1 U t i M M C o r 8 « l a 72 f i r M * 72 77 THERE OUGHTA* BE A LAW Articles For Side $ f « r B M t U HasuwM Services Offered 13 B Y FAG ALY And SHOIITEN 4 w- m a t o o o ROidyw oabtoet way^i ovetstoed gArage, eombtoa- . centrally- located, only $13,900. f:;. Le o n a r d w . t o s t , jaw«feH>-cm .rithcrocheted Caritoii W. Hutchins, M l 94132,' PROPERIY? i ' rentals. Ml 8-8477. 8 “ H oC U M t TIM PMtiV LfTTlE prctiMUed, puMi or riding. 18 to 80 8 p.m, JA 7-1872. en with dlanwaalitr, three bad- tton aluminum . storm a A s h ; never used, rooms, l^ibaU u^ tonqaeapedlocap' tot throtighout. Choice loeatton,''naar APOLOOfneAPOAT mebes. AM: for demonatrattoo and k(ANCHE8TBR-49 Roll St. 10 Wa wUl estimate value of youi Over Coiuif^ TAMRIR TREE roaiunral, land itiDWEPeyACAeAsno ba satisfied. Trade to your old m ^ 86X300. : M « 6 B ’ *Rebertoeri, - Bolton Center Road. One-haU sere property without obUgation. We MANUFACTURERS’ Broker, MI 8-8888. tot. Selltof for $14,400. CaU The R. room Colonial, five bedrooms, cleared, Orewobd cu t inaured. A9A810AT- dtine. Parts aad aervlca. wa n hi^ 138 Spence 84I8T. f F B n w —O a i i y one Bylvanla TV, CaU MI 8-8922 hbat, attractively landaca^d let, 8-0186, M l 9-08X. ter .Country CHub.'9 about the ehto-htwam pn cLAissiraro advertismbnt d e p t , h o u b r Mato S t AND SALESMEN freeaera, waahini raacblnee, ry- P r ^ a e ts 50 after.30 A-m. one-car gArage. See thla exeap- n —BOLTON—New A room Cape ------7 — — ^------‘—I------BRA|)-BURN REALTY Tlu spat between Mayor Eu­ S;15 AJL to 4:80 PJI. e n , raiwea. oil and gae bumen. Desk and office epitce with tionai value before you hoy. Cbd, fireplaco, open stairwell, 1% KSUy said. ‘tHd'^you PICNIC TABLES, attached seats, p r ic e s BtiABHED—To-sell today. BOLTu n —4 bedromne and an of­ Ml 3-6273 ^ gene T. Kelly and Director The­ Ml 8-08n. An woric guaranteed. STRAWBERRIES — Pick your answering service avaUable in $18,900. PhUbrick. Agency. MT that it m i| ^ be tha full size. 80” wide top, 8 foot, Magic 'C hat gas stove,, Speed baths, custom built kitchen cabi- fice, 1,800 square feet, 8 robin odore Powell echoed the .battling cop y CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT, 818.86; 8 foot $33.96; 10 foot own, 3Sc a quart Loula PogglOll, modem alr-csilver, pieturs (nunes and old land and privacy. A group of an- $39,900. CaU Armstrong A Cham­ year to |7,S00 this yesr. That policy was set recently af­ Interior, enow tireef Call MI NORMAN’ S V—MANCHBSTER-S I x room Co- al of '$18,900. Easy flnsncing, im­ M A M RUBBISH REMOVAL Serv­ CONNECTICUT Valley Conctruo- MORTGAOH3B—We are in a poel- Price $198. 8Q 8-8278. , 443 Hartford Road coina, old dolla .hnd guns,, hobby ginCers would be satMactory or berlain, BU 94476 or Mr. Belasky, Imiial, 114 baths, extra large Hv- mediate occupancy, Great Debate’ Boltoll WBs formed In 1858 by ter General Manager Richard Mtors- LOST—Stoo with m y porakeet. 3-0901 after 6. EXPERIENCED colleettona. attic eentanta or whole famUy with chUdren. One , year MI 34987. ice—residential , commercial, in- tion—Roofing carpmtry, gutters, tion to finance second mortgsges Before you buy furniture any­ tog room, formal dining room, one m'^mbers of the formerly private tin objected to a btonkat baa Anowero to name “ Poncho.” Vi- duotriiU. AtUcs, cellars, yards, in­ all Kinds of sldli^, specialize to OIL DRUM^Wlth 40 galldne of estatea. Furniture Repair Service, lease. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, MT ANDOVER CENTER—$8,800 full against 8-htoe play which Uto chib Bnaatofti St. Reward. MI- Iff a n t e d — Qeaa uoad oara. We in any amounts. Terms to suit IN GAUGE GRINDING where—shop at Norman’s. HAMPTON, CONN. — "Valley car garage, screened in rear club to preurve their equity in the dnitv cinerator-cardboard drums. Lawn aluminum siding. CaU Fred range oil, $10. Call MI 9-7890 af­ Talcottville, Oocn., TeL Ml 8-7448. 3-isn. price for'this 7 room home. Stone had let csrller. 'This aubjoct ato» MW. buy, trade down or trade any­ your needs. J. D. Realty, 470 ter 7. View.” Exceptionally nice prop- porch.. Selling for $17,300. CaU The fireplace, heatalator, large Just Political clubhouse and equipment after the m thing. Douglaa M oton. 888 Main. mowing. Light trucking. MI 8-9787. Charest, MI S-7I80. Main St., MI 84139. Pleasant working conditions, Al l k in d s aterUlsed recondl- R. F. Dimock Cto., MI 9-8248, Bar­ le u e opened club membership to raised some heat last night. Mif. ------erty suitable for a gentlemoa’a aercened-to perch, S-car baoe- LOdT^ITolIew and white part An- Uoned used furniture tocludtog bara Woods. MI 9-7703, Johanna Lamenzo said tha dub gm a m atg HI-FI COST too much? Buy a kit. A. A.- DIONj--INGi-’Rooflng,-aiding,- company benefits. Apply In person. WANTEDr-Used aerator pump for Bummer^omtti fw Rost $7 country residence, guest houoe. ment. gerage, 3 rooms unfinished; the public. imra ca t ChUdren’a pet Pleaae TWO OIL DRUMS — 80 gMUoiJ Springs mattresses and appli/ aquarium. Call MI 9-1784, y or toarootii: On the main street Ev4ns, MI 94688;-^— — — Speeches, Jabs In negotiations, the Idngef-term "knew what they were doing" IiT" 1884 HUDSON $80. M l 8-8387. Expert advice on your needs. Free p il in g . try, AJtersUons Near store and church.' Ideal for declaring the blanket bon and that MI 84380. K F & D Manufacturinsr Co. with faucets. 86 Birch St. ances. New 9x12 braldSH and via- ANDOVER/LAKE- TOatqrfnimt. 7 at an old New England village members wanted to preserve their esumates and reasonable rates-on and additions. CeUings Workman- Business Opportunities 82 v n —MANCHESTER—Naar Kaeney children. it amounted to breaking a lapse construction. We repair all makea. 384 CHARTER OAK cose rug, captain’s chairs, dry rooms, large scrAcned porc^ ah With an . expansive 'view of toe equity in the club’s assets just as LOST—EOack and white kitten at ship guaranteed. 399 Autunm St. sink, harvest table and mat- Street School. Beautiful L ahapad (OonttBUOi from Page Ona) proviaion. Call 80 8-0304 now. MI 84860. HAVE SEVERAL-Pieces SEVERAL—Pieces Of'of 4 ex- 22” SELF-PROPELLED — Rotary WANTED—Used hardtop Corvette, modern conveniences. Available countryside. Approx-, three acres COVENTRY LAKE -• 810.500. A the town wanted to provide for Patfcade behind Sean. Call col­ NEED A CAR and had your eradR PART-TI8(E experienced service lawn mower. Reel power mower. tressee, 40% off on new furniture. for 1967 and up. MI 94811. ranch, 214 years young, extra large 6 room cape with full base- Macaione repeated the eWha tuned down? Short on down pay­ cellent Investment property. J. D. July 16 through season. MI 0-0080. teriraced lawns; abundant water 48 roll calls and a week of day and aome public use of the golf course lect AXminster 5-8884, Boot ALL TYPES screens repaired with COUGHLIN ROOFm a station attendant, married. Hand mower. Grass sweeper. Credit terme airaiiged._ Open 8-8, large llring room with flreplaiBc. .ment, oil hot water heat, gener­ view that 8-h(>Ie play was dUUtolt Hampton. ment? Banknpt? Repoeaeoalonf Realty, 470 Main St., 8 0 8-511■5139 s i^ ly . Call E. E. Weeks. Real­ night filibuster. Some other Sen­ and facilities on puhltely-owned Alcoa screenings. New screens Inc. Aluminum aiding, asphalt, Nighto and areekenda. Apply 488 Fertiliser spreader.'MI 8-8946. Saturdaye till 8. LaBlanc Furni­ HAMPTON BEACH — 8 bedroom tor, Btorrs, Conn. Tel GArfield throe twin-sized bedrooms, 4 large ous size rooma, income from on the layout of the Ifi-hole em taa Dcm’t give upf See HCneat Doiig- Center St. ture Hospital, 195 South S t, Rock­ ■Rooms W ithout Board 59 cottage, all uUlitieo, tile bath­ woodhd lo t Priced at $18,500. CaU water supply, on )i acre lot. As­ ators, he said' pointedly without land. Many club members are also FOUIfD--Qna male' monml poo- made up. 447 Main Street or coll asbestos roofing. Also lUumunira, ANDOVER—Rt. 6. Business prop­ 9-9014. Bottell members. and that occasional players Indud- lae, get the lowdpwn on the EXCELLENT—Top eoll, $12.78 per ville. TR 6-2174. room, tele-vision, lOO yards from The ^ F . Dimock Co., MI 94348. sume $70.10 monthly or new fi­ Ing 6ut-of-towtiera, p l a ^ g 8 hotoa die. Bolton Dor Warden, MI- eat down and amalleet paymenta Ml 8-4833 for free pick-up. galvanized Or emmorr gutters W t and erty, 200’ frontage with going TOOL AND GAUGE — Maken naming any. had appeared for only Kelly last night, accusing Powell 8 yard load. Aleo field stone. Call r o o m s a n d cabins, all conven­ beach. Aug. IS-Sept, 8. $65 week­ a n c h e s t e r c o i i Barbara Woods. Ml 9-7702, Jo­ nancing available. for $1 on weekdays, Oitsn held up 8-7601. anywhere. Not a omoli loon or Feadert. Ml 8-7701 business., tocludes restaurant, '4 M — e n i a i ’a few of these roll cOlli. He -had TOWN AND COUNTRY am eslta- room ranch, breezeway, attached wanted. Firet-cloas only. Full or TR B-B062 after 6 p.m. 3-PIECE bedroom aet $36. 6-pieoe iences, free parking. Scranton’s ly. MI 4-8037. rooms, attached garage. Needa hanna Evans Ml 8-8688. BOLTON—Hebron Rd. JO ■ acres, of being worried "as to whether club membera who pay $180 a yaar. finance company plan. Douglaa part-time. All benefits. Call 80- answered every one. Boltoll is milking the Country ameslte driveways and aprons. RAY’S ROOFING O0.,/atalngla.,/ahl and garage. Lot fully amesited. Pres­ chrome kitchen set $25. American Motel; 180 Tolland Tpke. MI 94826 some repairs. Full basement, city 640 foot approximate frontsige. Some members threatened to ra- Moton. 888 Main St. Specialista in patching driveways, I 'MOasS 9-6263. encyclopedias and aiuiuals $60, between 8-7. LAKE CHAFFEE — Lakefront, MANCHESTHER—Six room ranch, Johnson Implied he had the ma­ (Jlub,” said that asking whether an buUt-ln roofs, gutter and conduc­ ent owner leaving state. Xbccel- FOR SALE—20” Viking attic fan, water and sewerage, oil hot air Sacrificing at only 8S,oOo. turity that someone who is only aign, Macaione said. ! o Job too amall.nail. CH 7-1701. tor work; r«a. cblnmey repairs. Kenmore gas range $15. MI- sleeps six, ail modem conven­ heat, ahaded lot. on bus line. attached garage, fireplace, patio, organization operating legally and METRO|r-19B7 HARDTOP, coral lent financing. J, D. Realty^ MI­ SERVICE STATION ATTEND­ like new. Beet offer. MI 4-8996. LARGE, meosam room on« block bookcase paneled wall, tile bath, 43 might not possess. Johnson . Bfiggesto Higher Foe Ray-.Haganaw,--.ifT..S,,^4f-Ray S-6130,— ...... - -...... 4-0643. iences, last three weeks August, Here’s a reasonable price. $800 LAWRENCE F. FIANO succeetfully under a leaze was mak- 2>HlLOO«iafDDr isibu waah.d8e; and n n »m , radiff, dieater, tow SUPERIOR PAVINO C^.-Ameaite ANT—Only experienced need ap­ M ite S t HBeparaie - entrance, $66 weekly. MI 0^0710.'------r*- combtoatim'-windows and. doora,. la-fid.______' . Kelly aald boosting, the $1 taa to mileage. Call MI 4-1888. Jackson. MI 8 4 ^ FOR SALE—Set of ' Encyclopedia doorin’un price $ . ( . < all M I 8 -2 7 6 6 ------ing-euprofit was "unheard of,’-' Jia (hy, lOo. Locln Lady Launder^ driveways constructed, resur­ ply. Call MI 8-2819. c RCA WHIRPOOL washer and dry­ kitchen privUegee. Gentleman. 11 456 3 ameohe drive, oil heat. B xc^en t Kennedy sat calmly beside the $2:=4hrextottaqrl$:wl6t6«::^^ Britannica with the World AUas, ANDOVER LAKE-5 room lake- Gaston Realty Co., MI 9-8731. Paul P-. Fiano MI 8-0488 bunch of utter nonsense," and solve the problem. Occaslohal i^ay^ center, 8 Uk s u St, aenoo ffom faced,, sealed. Reasonably priced. BE YOUR OWN BOSS er, deluxe models, one year old, Free parittog. MI 84734. condition throughout. Large lot microphone. Part of the time he "none of the Board’s business.” - Firat ifatlaoal Stoi^ Open 34 1868 LANCIA convertible 10,000 completely up to date, excellent $395, Mahogany desk, clear for­ front cottage completely fur­ Ed. Crawford MI 9-4410 ers could quit at 8 holes tf they MI 84616. Roofing and Ghimnsys 16-A s t o n e ST.—Older 6 room hotfse, withi shade, fruit trees, shrubbery, whispered willv his 'brother, Rob­ houro. milea. Muot be aoldl Excenent con- ResUuront in gOod locaticm. Pres­ INSURANCE condition, asking $125. Call after mica top, $30; formica and HOBBY OR OFFlCB.-)‘-Recreation nished, available July 16 on. PI city water and sewerage. Priced Denies ST. JAMES PARISH—New 6 room oonable. H. B, G ra ^ , broker, a white-toothed grin. Objecting, Mrs. Lamenzo aald VACDUM gJlA N B R S tapoliad In running condition, 8138. MI 8-8383. MI 3-5129 National' adjusting organization, CAPE COD pall boat, beautiful 3 ROOMS OF GOOD veniences, $40 weekly. MI 9-1008. homo, larga .faniUy aiza kitchan, is the “proper . concern of this years' experience. . BVee estl- haa challenging opportunity for colonial. Easily financed. Irhme- MI 8-8009. He noted- that Johnson had 8- hole play waa established to bene­ my own homo Miop. iV»ty yean LICENSED ELECTTRICIAN. Any molded mahogany, includes 2 sets Apaurtmonto—FhitB— diate occupancy. J. D. Realty, living room, -dtotog robm, den Board” and should be. available to fit elderly ManchMter people and 1988 OLD8MOBILE—Hardtop Su­ type of electrical work large or mates. CaU Bowtoy, MI 8-8881. Ml experienced casualty claims ad­ USED FURNITURE OOLUMBU LAKE—Lakefront cqt- touched on shortcomings of other faetnry enerlenee. All makee, 8-0768. of sails, mooring anchor, trailer Toncmoiitb MI.S-S138. downstaln, 4 bedroomg and bath Macaione, who can’t attend Bol others, and should be retatoad. per 88. Cali MI 0-1879 after 8:80 small, at day rate, backed by juster with 8 or more years ex­ Desire reaponaible party to taka 63 tage. 3. bedrooms. 3 baths, enorm­ candidates. "Since he was not spe­ low ratee, nae oatlmatee, free p.m. and cover. Can be see any time at and aacond floor. Fenced in lot. toll meetings. Powell also said It Agreeing, Direotor ThOmas Bafliy over 30 years of experience and perience. Salary contingent upon 67 Mill St., Manchester. possession of 8 rooms of used fur­ ANDOVER—New. 8 room iq>art- ous screened porch, good frontage. $14,900, PhUbrick Agency. MI cific," Kennedy added, ■ "I assume picknp and delivery. Mr. Mdler, Help Wanted— ^Female 35 Available Aug. 15-Sept. 5. MI- GREEN MANOR—6 room ranch, W EST SIDE took months to get Macalene’s re­ said the fee might be raleed, but JA 84408. know-how. MI 8-8888. experience and ability. niture in excellent condition after ment, Move, refrigerator, heat, convenient location. Priced for 9-8464. he was talking about some of the 1947 DODGE—Pick-up truck, 4 /:______Heating and Plumbing 17 Sffid resume to: BoX A Herald 1960 WEST BEND outbosurd motors. 3-3487 9-8 mily. other .candidates and riot me.” port and claimed that Directors 9- hole play should be continued. new tirea, excellent condition. GIRLS AGE 14 and up for super­ email down payment, including A- garage, adults. $75 monthly. PI quick sale. J. D. Realty, MI Spotless . . . is this older heme op' "It’s a'club . . . for the people a t RIDB WANTS® from VirrlnU Rd. RUBBISH AND ASHES—Removed See our display. One full year piece BEDROOM: Dresser with $10,600 5 ROOM ranch, ahimimun Even the ’Texans laughed along themselves know of people whose MI-8-8S03. PLUMBING AND heating — re- vised tobacco work. No experience 3-IW90. OOLimBIA LAKE—Small watOF- 3-5139. toslte toa Weot Side Oval. Two Manchester,” Bailey aald. to vicinity Chapel St., Hartford. from- cellars and yards, weekly required. Transportation fur­ guarantee. C. J. Morrieon Paint Mirror, CSiest, Double Bed and 3 storma, amaoite drive, 300’ front­ orge rooms down, throe hedrooma with ,the crowd. rights have not been respected at or monthly. MI 8-0167. modellni bvMaUatlonB, repairs, front cottages available during the club. The Beard's job, he said, The discusalon ended up with Cell MI 8-3778 after 8:80 p.m. 1988 FORD—Fairlane convertible, nished. Openings available in Man­ Co., 888 Center St. Boudoir Lamps. Also an 8-pieca FOUR ROOM garden apartment, SDC ROOM DUPLEX-2-car ga age, view, Cartton H. Hutehtoa, up. PraeticaUy new heatmg ayS Kennedy wound up by practl-. AU WO)irx guaranteed 38 years ex- Hdip Wailtdd— July and August, $80 to $75 week­ is to protect townspeople's inter­ general Beard approval at the black and white, cruiaematic perience. 24-hour service.. Call chester and Rockville. Bring birth CONVERTIBLE LIVING R O i^: clean well maintained building, ly. Call MI 9-4939, MI 3-2593. rage. Strickland St., excellent lo­ MI 8-nS3. tern. Sensibly pricad. Now vacant. cally. inviting Johnson td give up WANTED-Ride to Weet Hartford, Male or Pemalo 37 NEW AND USED boats, motors heat, hot water, stove, refrigera­ ests there. club's current 9-boIs policy. drive. Call MI 9-7698 MORTENSEN TV Specialized RCA Earl VanCamp, Ml 94740. certificate and Social Security Sofa Bed. 2 Chairs, Cocktail Table, cation, $18,900. J. D. Realty, MI- the idea of the presidency and re­ EUmwood eectlon, to Im there 8- number to Conn. State Employ­ and. trailers. H. G. Schulze, Inc., 2 End Tables and 2 Lamps, an all tor and parking, $118. MI 8-1809, 8-5129. MANCHESTER^ Throa bedroom T. J. Crockett, Realtor turn to his position as majority television, service. MI 8-4641. ATTENTION — $3.80 per hour. I West Road, Route 83, Ellin^on. MISQUAMICUT. R. I. - - Cottage 8:80, return 5-8:30. Tel. MI- ment Service 806 Main St., Man­ new 8-piece DINETTE. Include* AD 8-1269. Cape, two full baths, Uring room, MI 8-1577 or MI 84953 leader of the Senate. 8-1738. need 8 men and 2 women to work available for August with private CADILLAC chester or Wednesdays OTly to choice of used TELEVISION or beach. Tel. MI 9-5856 after 6 p.m. EAST MIDDLE TPKE.—6 room dining room, kitchen, ntoe closeta, "And I'm confident," he said Johnson's candidacy will surviva that he will get ever 500 votat on Millinery Dressmaking 19 within IS minutes of Manchester. CUSTOM MADE speedboat, 40 FOI^ RENT-W hy look further? many buUt-ina, paneled recreation Koeciuszko Hall, 1 Vernon' Ave­ RANGE, REFRIGERATOR. colonial, clean. Priced for quick "in that position we'll all be able a first land second ballot and pick the first ballot Aides now say It TOUNG LADY—Wlebee ride to 1960 Bouseliold Sarvkess 3 evenings per week and half a h.p. Mercury, trailer, water skis, We have new 31A room, heated sale. J. D. Realty, MI S-5129. room, laundry room, 14x14 open Pratt A Whitney. Hoiin 8-4:48. nue*, Rockville, 9:30-3:30. day Saturday. Neat appearance canopy, etc, MI 94710. Pay |3 Weekly . Now Only |198 77 STARKWEATHER 8T.-2 bed to work together.” _ . up strength on a third round of looka as though he ^11 get "quite .Offered 13-A. ALTERATIONS made quickly and epartmenta in residential area of Wanted to Rent 68 porch, storms and screens, hot a bit over 500” on the first go- North End. Call MI 8-1483. S-Door Hard Top Coupe and car necessary. Call MI 4-0631, TOLLAND—70 foot ranch, lot'lBOx room ranch with pleasant shaded "I don't believe thjs Is s first- voting. efficiently. MI 0-6S8S. EXPERIENCED PHONE CH 74868 Rockville. Just 18 minutes from water oil heat, two blocks to grade round. Solid bark Turquoiae with White HAROLD A SONS, RuhtdSh remov- after 4:30 p.m. Thursday only. Btdldlng Materials 47 SAMUEL ALBERT Hartford by Wilbur Cross High­ WATfTED—Three bedroom single 700 with bubbling brook. Priced school. Junior High and. Smior backyard. 149 Oak St__ 8 room ballot convention,” Johnson said Seconding speeches for Johnson Tirea. aj, celisra and atUca cleaned. DRESSMAKINO and alterattons. SEWING MACHINE way. Kitchen appliances furnished. home in good condition, nice right. J. D. Realty, M l 3-8129; High. Cmivenient to churches, single, G.E- heating system. today as the hour for showdown will be made by Sen. Thomas J. Johnson said he expoetad to AotimiobOeB foTlSala 4 Ashca, papers, oil rubMah. Harold USED BUILDINO material for ALBERT’S FURNITURE CO. Aluminum aiding. Phone John H. • RAdlo Call MI 94833, after 8:30. Week­ Operators and Trglnees Situations Wanted— . 43-46 AUyn St., ‘ Hartford Ml 9-4824, ’TR 5-1164. neighborhood, 2 chiNrein, ages 11 shopping. Well ' landscaped, Voting fast approached. Dodd of Connecticut and Rep. show additional strength on a aae- • Heater Hoar. MI 8-40k4. ends any hour. sale, 3x8s and up, sheathing, otor- and 5. MI 9-2672. PRICE REDUCED—To 813.900. 8 $17,8(10. Owner transferred, MI Lappen, Inc. MI 84361, MI 9-7446, The hopes, o f the Texan are Daniel K. Inouye of Hawaii. Others ond ballot and avsn more on a • Pow#r Steering Apply Female 38 age btoa, shelving, work bractaea, OPEN NIGHTS TILX. 8, SAT8. 8 r e a d y f o r occupancy—New 8 room 1980 garrison colonial, fire­ 8-2537. MI 3-8319. pinned on keeping Kennedy from also may make seconding speeches third. DE CORMIER MOTORS, WEAVINO of B un s, moth holes DRESSMAKING-— Draperies, al­ two complete bathroom sets, two P.M. IF YOU HAVE NO MEANS room apartment with ceramic tiie WANTED TO RENT—5 room sin­ place. centrally located. Assume 'T have- rearon to belleva I have e Power Brakea and tom etothlng. hosiery runs, BOOKKEEPER, experienced, full going over the magic 761 total on if time permits. e Mileage 163 terations, by experienced seam­ MANCHESTER MODES, Inc. kitchen elnka, (cabinet), wooden OF TRANSPORTATION, I’LL bath, built-in oven and atove, gle house or apartment, -with ga­ mortgage. $87.63 monthly. Carl­ VERNON—Custom designed Six 4 BEDROOM HOME—Recently re aaya, “ We have planned to pleaae hi dbags rapalrM, sipper re­ charge of office, double entry decorated; Ctool, suburban loca the first or second ballot. Johnson planned to carry hl\ oome friends in these delegatiena you wipi theoe fine eara, priced stress. Ml 94848 after 6. kitchen cabinets, two hot water SEND ONE OF OUR COURTESY quiet neighborhood, $138, MI rage. Three adults, Cqll after 6 ton W. Hutchins MI 9-8132. room ranch, 15x24 paneled living —ONLY ONE WORD— placement, umbrellaa repaired, Pine Street, Manchester bookkeeping, trial balance, tax tion, yet only 8, minutes from If this can be done, hit support­ candidacy earlier In th# day to the that will come ever when they get right, and of eoune bank terma.” furnaces, modern radiators, com­ AUTOS FOR YOU TO BRINO 3-2573. p.m. Ml 9-4634. room with fireplace, 3 twin size rid of their obUgatlons,” he told IT’S AN men's shin >llars reversed and forma. 8G-9-7057 plete windows, Including frame, YOU TO THE STORE AND BACK WILL SACRIFICE — Brookfield Main St. Price reduced to $18, ers contend, a tot of Kennedy's Idaho, Hawaii, and Ohio delega­ WAITRESSES WANTED, nights, "V ' ' ----- bedrooms, formal. dining room, delegates wtlI:^come unstuck and newsmen. "Tve been talking to EXQUISITE BEAUTY replaced. Marlow’s LitUa Mend­ Moving—Tmddng— aluminum storm windows, HOME AGAIN. NO OBUGAHON. CHEERFUL .—- SUNNY — Three Rd.—Clean 6 room ranch, two-car ceramic bath, partially finished 800. Phon« John H. Lappen, Inc. tions, among others. THIS WEEK’S SPECIALS: PRICED AT ing Shop. 5-1. Good salary. Good tipping. SIXPERIENCED Secretary de basement garage, owner -MI- swing to Johnson! delegates with such Ideas.” Storage 20 Only experienced need apply. Ap­ doors, and plumbing supplies. large rooms, heat and hot water, FAMILY OF 3 need 4 rooms. Call recreation room with fireplace, MI 9-8361. MI 3-6219, MI 9-7448. The 84-vote Ohiq delegation is sires work weekends in roal ee^ centrally located. Ml 9-1683. Eve­ BA 94750 collect. ------9-3890. We also have a 6)4 room split But the lAcst Associated'Press Aides of the Senator said the 1955 Chevrolet 4 Door Sedan $4850 FLAT FIM18B ‘ HoUand window ply In person Mter 7. Walnut Res­ Ute office. PI 2-8634. ^ Ctaoman House Wrecking, open many fine features. Must he seen. committed to Kennedy on the first 6 Cyl. A one ownep- car, fully MANCHESTER Moving and Truck­ daily 8:80 p.m .4, Saturday 84,- or ELECTRIC STOVE—Three burn- nings AD 84793. level including patio, TV room showed Kennedy with T41>4 prom­ ballot, but the Johnson camp is debate Into which Johnson maneu­ shades made to measure. AU taurant,^ Walnut St. MI 0-8070. .ers, deep well, good condition. MANCHESTER—Six room . Cape Price' Ito.fOO. Paul J. Oorronti, equipped. ^-Papeiing 21 WANTED—Woman to work in Piz­ price. Call OVerland 4-2807. * electric hot water. No children, no VERNON—Hear Paritway, shop broker, MT 3-5958. top. p.m. “ . pany doors and windows, custom P.O. BOX V pete. Rental $8d. Inquire 842 ly fenced 16t. Assume V.A. mort 'ping, good schoolt. Two new, com­ w o n guaranteed. CaU coUect WU- za Shop. Full time or port time at CHeetnut 8-3147 $17,326. 39 AUBURN ROAD —Uv- FuUy Equipped. . , . They come PAINTINO AND paperhanging. TliRBEJ—5ix week old htitena. MANCHESTER, CONN. Adams St. ing room, fireplace, formal din­ gage with only. 32,900 and save. pletely finishril split levels. Over CENTRALLY LOCATED, zoned for Uniantlo HA 8-1196. Good cleun iforkmanstilp at rea­ 130 Spruce St.^ New owner. Ask Only, 815.900. no nicer for thla year, A little Auto Driving School 7-A for M r.. Dancosse. Call MI- Take your pick. 82 Wellingt^ Rd. ing room, large cabinet kitchen, 1450 sq. ft, of living a n a , seven businees, 50x100. Write Box T, ahcwplece> . ^ ANDOVER—And Bolton area. Re­ sonable rates; 80 years' in Man­ Tel. MI 8-4962. FOUR ROOM apartment, including three bedroom;;, two-car garage. OLCOTT ST.—6 room older home rooms. baths. Only 116,800 and Herald. . chester;- Raymond Flake. 80 9-8169. heat, hot water, yaa for cooking, (Dlnly $96.00 Down EARLY’S DRIVING Bchbol—Claaa- liable rubbish and refuse .remov­ Marion E. Robertson,. broker, MI with two-car garage in Business available under FHA commitment al service. MI 94472. 9-8287. AMBITIOUS woman interested in • SEPTIC TANKS ■ electric refrigerator and gas stove, 3-8953. H Stone; Good condition. Includer with minimum down payment. room and road InstrOcUon. Stand­ Articles For Sale 45 Cali MI 9-7737 from 8-7 p.m.i Resort Property for Sale 74 1964 Pontfae 4 Door Sedan. ard and automatic, dual-control a fascinating career or pay hobby CLEANED and INSTALLED Do You Remember This Adt ____ ', , —a...... kitchfn appliances. Low priced al Call R. F. Broderick, Broker, Ml A local fully equipped car. Very EXTERIOR AND Interior painting MANCHESTER — 4-raom raneb ■814.700,, -' r 9-1278 or TR 8-4073.. cars. Day or evening a p p ^ t- Building-Contracting 14 and papdrhanging. Wallpaper —no canvassing, excellent train­ HOl^ 8IAOE ravioli, fresh or JACK LAPPE N ’S .TWO ROOM apartment, including AMSTON LAKE—New cottage on clean thrduniout. ing. Car necessary. Call 8(1 3-7661 frozen, 80c doz. 346 Avery Street, # SEWERS type home, central heat, city util­ ments. Call Ml 8-8878. books. Guaranteed workmanohlp heat, hot water, gas for cooking, BRENT .RD.—3 . jbedroom fahcl FIVE ROOM Cape Cod plus ona choice. lakefront lot. Green alum* . Only $146.00 J)own for apixiintmefit. Wapplug. 8a 4-0604...... _ /..M A.cniNi c l e a n e d ;'.'. : SUMMER SPECIALS ities, excellent lot, on bus Hns: ALL TYPES., of .earpentry work Reasonable rates. Fully Inaured. electric refrigerator and gSs stove. Thome jn Immaculate' conditidn unfinished, full m td dormer, plus Inum aiding, insulated, full bath. LARSON’S, OonnecUtmPi Orit U ^ e . AlteraUons, dormers, roof­ 79 BALDWIN RD. —.TMsSne to.900. Other iisttogs. .PhUtelck IH tiled .baths, iamily-sised 1957 Plymouth 2 Door-Sta­ Foot and courteous aervlca.^ Leo THINK'!''Aiiho8t-one-ha4f on AVON TOP SOHr-possibly the cleanest Call M l 9-7737 from 5-7 p.m. Agency, 'Ml 9-8484. . two front dormers, plaster4id Can be year -round. -Asking 89,500. ceqsed driving school trained — ings. porches, finish upstairs, base­ J. Pelletier. 80 9-0830. ^ • IN STALLATIO N built, m baths, plastered*' kitchen, huge tiring room. Oh Owner on premises. Lot H-C. tion Wagon. CerUfled and approved ig bow of­ ments and garages, etc. Call Ml representative's business comes and most fertile available any walls, full insulation, tils bath, hot has nie stymied. It’s custom FOUR R o o m apartment, bath,-hot $12,600—SIX room cape, full base­ yes—Full basement, city water water oil heat, garage, ameaite 6 Cyl. A one owner wagon fully fering classroom and behind 84981. EXTERIOR and Interior painting. during the Christ)rna8 selling sea­ where. Prompt delivery. Call „ SPECIALIST and sewers. Only $18,80(). Leonard L. GigUo, Bolton, 8G biillt, baths, plSstend water, heat. Apply Marlow’s, 867 ment, combination windows and drive, combination windows and equipped. Standard Trona. Thla wheel Instruction tor taraogera. Ceilings reflnlshed. Paperbanging. son which starts In September. If Main 8t. • SubnrlNui for Sale Ml 94076. BIDWELL HOME' Improvement you start now, you Wilt haVe a 3-7088. L. ' walls, two porches, fireplace, dpors, amesite drive, shade trees, OLCOTT ST.—Just reduced In doors, Excellent conditimi. City one ^ never aeen a daya work. Wallpaper books. Estimates given. price. Charming 5 room Colonial. Very clean. Co. Alterations, addiUbna ga- valuable customer list and the Town Mi GouRtry attached garage end is really BIX ROOM duplex, 3 bedrooms, SO days ocr- )ancy. Marlon E. water and sewerage. Quiet neljfh- Fully. covered insurance, Cali Two bedroohig (dormitory size), PREPARE FOR driveris test - rages.-Roofing on'* siding experts. EdWax^ R. Trice. 80 9-IOOS. experience needed to 'service the LOAM—SAND—Stone — Gravel — a mai | veryona hVitilable July 15. $90 )tnbhthly; MT Robertsbn, Brokerv Ml 3-5968. bortiood. Well landscaped lot. Only $896.00 Down Ages 16 to 60. Driving.and class Fill and Ameaite. For prompt de­ that c XIII U but flo la-rge kitchen, -big living room $10,900 Aluminum clapboards a specialty. ever-increasing demand for our ' OraiRagl Go. „-..»-8831...... 314,200. Chariea Lelqterance, JH room. 'Three Instructors No wait­ Unexcelled 'workmajiship. Easy EXTERIOR AND interior painting, products. Call today. CH 7-4137. livery call 8fl 8-8603. Walter P. one blch Ig Ma n c h e s t e r sait Box--»-iarge end; a'" delightful screened porch. 9-7620. 1965 Rambler 4 Door Sedan. Miller, Trucking. living , room with fireplace, dining 8o much for so little. 7-room older Radio. Heater and Hydramatlc'.' ing. Manchester Driving Acade- budget terms. Ml 9-6495 or TR decorating, ceilings floors, paper­ M I9 4 1 4 3 exceptionally large and clean. NEAR MAIN ST. 8 furnished Garage. Buy ndw at $18,400. , my. L 3-7219. 8-9109. hanging. Clean workmanship. FULL OR PART-TIME — Give It’s selling below - appraisal rooms and bath, heat and ,hot room, modern kitchai), two spa­ RUSSELL ST.—Splendid family ROCKUCDGE —6)4 roqm cape 3 home, good condition, pncU colly New Tirea Too. A clean economl- cious bedrooms with beth on sec­ full batha, toilt-in even and new - heating system, plsosant eal qac. Free esUmatee, No job too small. that man in your life a boost with but it won’t be given away. If water. No children. MI 9-4256. home of 7 rooms in excellent con­ MORTIGGK’S Manchester’s lead­ HOWARD ANDREWS John Verfalile. 80 3-2831. the bills. Personal' Interview re­ ond floor. Forced hot water heat, dition. 3 or 4 bedrooms. Beautiful range,jmclosed porch, one-car ga­ country setting, % acre. Berries, Only $245.00 Down ing driving school. Three' akillcd you’d like a $20,000 home -or breezeway and garage. $18,900. quired. MI 8-5650, would even care to make a FOR RENT—Three room beautiful ly landscaped lot. Garage. Call us rage. There are many extras go­ troes, fruits. 17 miles from PAW. courteous tnstnictora Class room Other listings, m ib n e k Agency, 1 mils off Rt. 3. 1958 Ford Country Sedan BUILDING CONTRACTOR EXTERIOR PAIN'nNG Neat SEPTIC TANKS eeneibie-'offers you must see apartment with garden, garage, for price. ing wifh. this housa that maksi Instnictlons for 16, l7 «year olds. workmanship. Reasonable rates. Attention ■^heat, hot water, refrigerator and MI 94464. for cotofortable living. 831,300. Station Wagop. AND thiZ'one. Call now, don’t wait. ^OODHILL h e ig h t s —See the Telephony Mr. Mortlock, Director Resi(jentlal, Free estimates. 8II 9-7620. ■tove, and' fireplace. Ideal for PhUbrick Agency, MI t-8484. Wfiiion W. Grant Agency One owner , , •. Full Leather In­ of Driver EducaUon,!, Ml 9-7898. Help Wanted—Male 36 WOODLAND s t r e e t —Six room outstanding Garriaon Colonial Alteratlons-Remodeling IM VERNON ST. — « rooms couple. CaU MI 3-7222. Realtor MI '|-1168 N terior. Rad. , Htr., Auto. Trana. A Full Insurance coverage PLU88ED SEWERS single, hot water heat. oVOralsed with bkeezeway and garage. Open 38 LINDEN ST.—8 room home, ( g r e e n m a n o r two l with a new oil unit to this, Bhaip wagon. Immaculate through- Courses and ClpSad^ 27 — exparienced A L AGENTS FOUR ROOMS — Second floor, one-car garage, nice let. Only for inspection-1-8 daily and-week- bedroom f„ living room with fire brush men Inside and. out. Call older home. It has an old faah- OUt- Gamge—Servlca—Storage 10 MI 8-1448 Screened porch, nice residential, 812,300. S. A. Beechler, Realtor, . enda 10-S. place, dintog room, two full baths, AIRLINE TRAINING and place­ Glastonbury MEdford 8-3981 after Madilzs CIsaiiE t We have a home that . toned pantry with old fash­ MI 34969. Only $895.00 Down 8 W, Middle Turnpike Septic Tanks, Dry Wetle. Sewer moat be sold. The owner haa parking, couple, $68. Call MI- walkout baatonent, garage, 80x175 Wama^— llaBl iatatc ment for hoatess and ground work. 6 p.m. ioned I X nethlng JARVIS REALTY CO. lot. Ctoli now.-Paul J. Correftti, MI Unea laetaned-^^Dar Water- been transferred to New 94208 during day, ■ ' MANCHESTER —, Lovely 8 room Buy In Air-conditioned Goiiftort 1958 Rambler 4 Door Sedan. -GARAGE FOR RENT-61 Benton W. F. DION ConatrucUon Company. Must be High School graduate, prooflng Done. you i! X ^ ll ^ large 8-8863; IF YOU WISH personal .aarvloe. Looks brand new , . Haa new 8t. Call Ml 9-1814. AlteraUons, additions, gai^ ea, 18-38. Write Careers With Airlines, HamiMhlre and iranto to ropme. Th r e e r o o m - x Heated apart­ Cape, garage, porch, shaded yard, 388 East Center St. call Joseph A. BaSarth, Brqker,' MI W.W. Tirea too. formica counters^ roofing aiding, Box 484, East Orange, N, J. State move Us family there eaeiiy .be screened in to make ment. all utilities, completely re­ recreation room, many extras. ■Open till 9 p.*m. Mon - Fri. MANCHESTER—Bsautifui new 6 84830. Call for Special SOON. Deeplto heavy {adver­ Call kn 3-4112' in S-7847 PI 2.8811 Only $395.00 Down painting. Plans drawn. MI 8-0896. age, address, phone number. c inney bros It cozy these warm summer decorated, cabinet sink. 245 No. Tongren, broker, tol 8-8821. room, colonial, plastered walls, I LARGE BUILDING, Could be used MK . tising we haven’t been able nights. A real deep lot.makea Main St. JA S-0674. full insulation, 1)4 hithirflnnslai^ SELLlNG —BUYlNG—Trsdiiigr We for storage or workshop. Ml 8-4885. REMODELING bathrooms, addi­ Town Meeting SwwBrcm* DbpiMal Co. to gft anyone to look st tUe ELLINGTON—New 6 room ranch, MANCHESTER — Owners moving offer . you free oonfldentiaJ t » 1968 Plymouth Cldb Coupe. The legal voters of the Town of this home real attractive at out of state. Selling thpir six open atalrcsse, porch, Smesite tions, garages, porches, -,rec ISO-IK Pearl St— MIlMUOS ' home. It has 6 rooms V/j Th r e e ROOM—Furniehed apart- built-toSi high on a hill, (^rran orive, city water and sewerage q>ections and arrange all ftnonc' A fully equipped car, oolid Bolton are hereby warned and noti­ 113,900. throughout. rooms, painting. Call MI 9-4391, 1 toxths and has a beantifni lot , ment. first floor, for working cou­ Realty, JA 8-5688. room Cape with one car garage, shade trees. Excellent location ine from start to finiiilah',‘ MIttan NOTICE fied to meet In a SPECIAL TOWN oil heat, all city utilities, conven' willI work hand and glove with Only $195.0Q Down Business Sfrvieea Offered IS aad Is located at 43 Skntlna WE 'MUST have more listings. ple. Private entrance. Inquire 68 VERNON—5 room ranch, emnbina- Occupancy 80 days. Charles MEENTNO In the COMMUNITY -,prive, Manchester. If you If you want It sold list. it WeUs St. faint to achooto, bus and ahopping, Lespersnee, Ml 8-7630. you, Member Multipje Listing COMPLETE REPAIRS:-By Shi- Public Heariug HAU^ In said Town, on WEDNES­ tions, garage; I $16400. Curran 4% per cent aizable mortgage Service. Call the EUaworth Itittaa 1968 Chevrolet Club Coupe. have a buyer for this extra with ui. Realty, JA 8-6586. P| 2-8386. A aturdy fine running car. Stand- iart R. Wolcott on automatic Official Notice Proposed Additional DAY, JULY 20. 1960, at 8:00 Manchester—881 Union St. Fo u r r o o m —Apartment, heat, may be assumed by approved MANCHESTER specials (Buy) Mit­ Agency. Reallurs MT 8-8810. washers, dryers and electric o'clock in the evening, for the fol-' alee Cape, cUI Jack J. lAp- buyer. Full price 313,300. Alice aird trana. Appropriation pen, MI 9-45(W or stop at 8 Jack J. Lappen Agency ^ hot water, refrigerator and stove. MANCHESTER—Dutch Colonial, ten. 4 bedroom ranch, gsrage, ranges, MI 94678, MAKING VOTERS lowing purposes: Call MI 9-1919 between 5-7 p.m. Clampet, Realtor, MI 9-4843 or good loeatton, nice tot, $18,900; Only $95.00 Down The Selectmm and Town Clerk Board of Directors 1. To sea if the Town wUl re­ Biseell 8ti for aa a p p ^ t - MI 9-4506 MI 4-1894 8 rooms, one-car faroge, large MI 343^. Legal Notices of- the Town of Manchaster hereby OPEN HOUSE ment. MI 4-0148 living room with fireplace, family beautiful duplex—4 hedrooma each " Town of Manchester, open the abandoned portion of Th r e e r o o m —Apartment, eec- side, twq-car garage, large lot, ex­ 1961 Cadillac Conv. Club give noUce that they will be In Soturdoy and Sunday/ •4 BISSELL STREET ond floor,, available Aug. 1. 38 else tile kitchen, oil kteam heat, IX>VE LANE—Beautiful 7 room, 8 DECREE ON Connecticut French Road a dtetance of three large tot. $17,800. PhU cellent locattoa, full price $32,800; Cbiipe. session at the Town Clerk's Office hundred fifty (350) feet, more o^ Hudson St. MI 8-7591. bedroom Cape, screen poreh. LIMITATION OF CLAIMS NOTICE In tha Municipal Building for the Notice la hereby given that, the Mean tu .Dork brick Agency, MI 9-846$. wooded lot, close to school and nice home plus Income live rent Hyton Top. And n4w brakea. Board of Directors, Town o f 8Ian- leas, south to the Soptheasterly / free, $10,800; 7 room Capa, two- AT A COURT OF PROBATE hoMan W l^ > _ a t a low, low price. ADMISSION OP ELECTORS purpose ofi, examining the qualifi­ corner of land o f Conrad Tobias EIVE r o o m f l a t —Second floor, . bus. Immediate occupancy.- Mli at Cbvantry within and for (ba Ua- chester, Connecticut, will hold a 6 AttrncUve M^ela—e 5 Room automatic hot water, oil burner FINLAY STREET - Beautiful car garage, 1)4 acres land, a buy trict of Coventry en tha 13(h day of Full price only $395,00 The, Board of Admission o f Else- cations of electors and admitting jmd to Include said portion of Banchee • 8 Bedroonu • Large 9-4816. July A.D. IMO. / tors of the' Town of Covahtryi Public Hearing in the Municipal steam .heat, Venetian blinds, Tsnfdi with formal dining room, at $18,600; many mora from 84,700 to .the Elector's Oath those who Fctnch Road, az-part of the JCtoam. Kitchens with Birch - ■J-torge liring jx»mr.^ two..twlnalzqd . PraSant Hon. BImora ‘rurUoftMi; Turkinston, Conn.. wiU be in s e s a ^ ^ n h a U beTound ualifled.on Wednes Building Hearing-Room, 4t~Cent4to -storm windows,- closed in poreh PORTER ,STREET-8«ctton. • TExi CaUXtha—jBllsworth- lfHtefi- E^a~Juds<> ^OepOBT s p e c i a l Street, MancheaBer, Connecticut, » and Formica Counters e Ce- garage. Adults only, 880. MI ; bedrooms, laundry and garage. Agency, Roaltoto, MI 84810 or Ctti motioniia of Frank N. CraoS, Ad- Wednesday. July 20. i960 from 5 day, July 30, 1§60, from 5:00 P.M. — 3. To eee if the Town will vote to nunle Tiled Bathrooms with Open For Inspection ecutive t ^ ranch, practically minlatrntor. Breadfiresd and Milk fitreft. station Wagon. P.M. to 8 P.M. al the,Firs tiousa Tuesday, July 19, 1960 at 8:00 8-7968. iMced at 818,8|B0 for immediate S a 8-8634. to 6:00 P.M., only accept a proper deed to Convene Vanity and Colored Blxtares, aaje. B e lflq g n ^ e n c y ,;^ 84121. new. all 'bullt-ine, three double- Covantry. Own., on tha aatale____ of In- Ineluding Radio in North Coventry for ths purpose Naturalised citizens must pre­ P.M. On proposed additional Ap­ THIS EVENING. 4:00 to 8:30 alze^ bedrooriis, plus T V room rid Crane, Tate of COvantry, within propriation to 186041 budget of Road and Include aald Converse e OU Hdt Water Heat e Full c o m p l e t e l y — Renovated four TWO FAMILY dttolsoL 44, Ver- aajd - diairtet. decaasad.a of examining the qualifications of sent. naturalization oertlfloates be­ Road as a part o f the TeWn Road Cellar e Stoned Terrace Pont. 143 lE N TO N ST.. M ANCHESTER BOl^TON—Gustotoi^TON—Custm 8 room looni ranch,ranck and dining room, full basement. flanck- School aroa, gODd tondl ‘rhla Court doth' -‘atM et that alx ^ |»W only $895.00 applteanU and admitUng to the fore being admitted. Documentary the Sewer Department as follows: room unfurnished apartment. MI Priced In low 80's. Belflore Agtei- System. BETIIVJUf MIDD, M AST CENTER ST.) '8-4288. artistic stonework, huge \ porch, tion. IlM M . Owotr. l b .84818. moatba be altowed and Umitad (or . tound qualified. avldance must be presented In cy, MI 84131. tha eradltom of told aatata to AND MAMT MORE For aanitary sewer Instal­ 3. To transact any other businaaa \ $13,990 bedrooms, X hathi X Q ! | J «m, Ireplaee, totoetoeet, breezeway. two-car garagA land­ lhair cU'iaima asabist, the lana to All applicants of foreign birth o f dariyatlve' ciUzenzhtp. patilot garage scaped, reasonably pricad. Carl too VERNON>.Ttote8 m ar old ’ itoUt GARS AlWATS AT lation for Highland S t .. ,838,000 groper to come befofe said meet- f o u r R bbM —First floor apart- Adminlaiitrater lUM diracta that n must present their elUnlHhlp' pA' BIONSD with Basement Gl*rajie 614^886. ment, heat, hot water, parking. W. Hutchins, Ml 8-8182. EOLTON—S roam ranch, ftraptoea lovei, 7 rooms *toAt-in.mngaluid ha fivan of,thif order by P#Ti. Tbqihaa\^ iClUott Franciif J. Ilahoney, Secretary ONLY $410 DOWN! and garage, many axtras.I. Itocal- oven, d i s b i n i ^ . 1)4 hatfisf aO* vartliisgig ti" to a navaMBt»4iayi||s------" a cto l ^ o d at Boltont Connecticut, Centrally located, ' $U. AdulU — ji In M P ® y«uy, OMiaaeUflWt, Jsatt'0.\^a'aaquaUnI Board of EHrectors this 13th day of July, A. D„ I860 only. MI 3-8064. LARGE—8 room ranch, IM batha. lent loeatton. Lot 100084. Good this 9th day of July I860. Robert ’ Btaricel ,Town o f Manchester, -Charlee A. Robbins SCHWARZ ^ huge kitchen. 100’ frontal^, small f t i ^ c M with lotf down pay. £5t‘ hrad‘ Richard M. Gahnat . o f Bell itman SILS BBALTOR WARREN tmWUND, ftoaltor t h r e e r o o m Duplex with cash ssaumas 4H% merttage, aet this hqm« » on lAiga lot, 'tov(^viow .to north' m the tftoc4t (*c irhar* tha dacWMd tost OonnecUcut Michael Peace 575 MUUIN «3»EE1^M I B-lIM ' 9 4 i Bertrm A. Hunt, Edward TOmklal Datod at Mancitoatar, ConnaoU- * A O 6-lS 41-: 4 )B S*S686 ga«' fumaca, 818,380. Cazitoo w. Shtos, M l*., ■:'waat^..mMgi Calk' 0m m MX- BtanJky iPatnoda ' MI 8-64M r . I } ■ • '.'gStf! B oard a t W a j i i e u Toarn Claifc cut this I3U> day o f July 1960 Board o f Baloetman n r. i s ■■ / !^«>-/.'Vi>*MJ»'v»«lv*r*«iv'i

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PAGE kiGHTEEN WfSPNESDAY, JU LY 18, im i ATwtgfl Dally Net Preai Run Th« W«ath«r ^nrlr^at^r Owning Herald Far tha Waak Ended Farepasl ef O. & WaatHv ■ ■||»| n ■ n .ssf"' ^ JanedMi. i860 BaU aaiWiig asriy kM lglit • Mrs. H. M. MbCarter from Cam- copies to be ready for Monohall’s ia g „ aMgMly amrter M i r iai inspection. tomorrow or Friday. 1 3 ,1 2 5 . berley, Surrey, England, ia visit­ Cookout Smoke Heating (j^ode Lew neaw 00. Maatly amnay, A b o u t T ow n ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. If approved, the new code would CtOSID IflONIMlYS Masabas. eC tiM AdM Friday. BOgh aaar M. Thomas ErWin. 123 ISenton St. Taken for Blaze be incoiported into the present Baaaa aif Obadattaa H m WooMa’a BcneOt Aaan. will Her husband U in the tJB. Navy Hearing Set town building code as m distinct Manehe»tir~^A Charm bold « ^karic next Tueaday at 6:80 stationed in Engiahd. Accom­ unit. DUMME^ m y md. AU04IST pjn. at Maitln Paric, Eaat Hart­ panying her are two daughters, Towiv fire contpanles re­ In setting up the propo^ code, ford. XaDOem are to bring their mxanne and Linda McCarter. sponded to two ealia yesterday For Augo 2 the Chamter members used, the' VOL. LXXDL NO, 142 (TWENTY-FOUR RAGBS—IN' TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, JULY 14, I960 aa Faflo M) PRICE fIVB C t m own platea and flatware. I__ ^------but in neither case did they en West Hartford, hsetli^ counter anything serious.' tibns as a guide. Hia Junior Choir of Concordia Greenland Trip Ifanchester’s first complste and "However,” Minicudoi said, "tb^ iMtheran Church will partlciii&te Just minutes after noon Co. y - specific heating code,' ki the de­ is a Manchester code ifll:the way." In p matnorlal aervice tomorrow Open to Scout ? received a. report that there velopment stage for two ysars, The Chamber groups began its m o n i ^ a t the American t ' the United Auto 'Workers said the provision!, arbitration procedure, Mrs. Robert Watrous, S4 Morse Kennedy (D-Mass) held the cheri$h^ Democratic presiden­ 2-year pact, provides for immedi­ and grievance handling, it did not Ave.,. Groton, :^as placed in an tial nomination today. ate wage booeta of 7 to 12 cents win two major goals—a union iron lung on her arrival at an hour and similar raises Jan. 2. shop and automatic, wage in- Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Her But his roughshod ride over all opposition on the first Meanwhile negotiators for condition is listed as critical. ballot last night left some gaping holes in the “ strong and worken at the giant aircraft com­ (Continaed from Page One) She ia suffering from bulbar unified party in all parts of -the United States” he told s pany’s six other plants were atUl polio, the paral3Ttlc and most seri­ unable to get together With man­ cheering convention he will lead into the, November election. ous of polio types. In an attempt to placate angry Southerners th u ^ te^ g to , , agement. -H ie - talks In H artford ■ ■'^llospital “■ officials ■ * sold ' ' M rs.- broke off laat week over the issue PcJice CapturilB Watrous received three Salk vac­ walk^ out dn“ tiie ticke 'there'were relperts Kehh^y • of rehirihg the strikers. ' cine shots two and a half years turn to Sen. Stuart Symington (D-Mo) as his running mate. " The North Haven workers, act­ ago, but had had no booster shot Symington, ^who mustered 86 votes to Kennedy’s winping ing on their union’s recommenda­ Ex-Con Slayer since. _ ' *' i i .' s- 4 • tions accepted the contract offer .. # i.' ; ? 806, is regarded as acceptable to the South. Dr. David Cavioke attending ' i A' fc. i- Informed sources said the new nominee’s choice has been by a vote of 1,347 to 224-at a mass physician, said Mrs. Watrous’ con­ > 4. fi- -■ "i ij f meeting yesterday in nearby Wall­ Of Patrolman dition was "satisfactory for the narrowed to Symington and Sen. Henry M. (Scoop) Jackaoo of ingford. North Haven Pratt * 8«h. John F. Kennedy addressed the Democratic convention early this mbmlng during brief ap­ present." She has been in the iron pearance at the Los^Angelea Sports Arena. Standing beside him are hie sister, Mrs. Peter Law- Washington. Jackson was named by brother Robert Kennedy im tney emplt^a 4,000 production liing, the ohiy known treatment workers. Chicago, J4 (F)— Police said ford, and Leonard.Beinsch, convention director. (AP Photofax). as his own personal favorite. After the vote was announced, an ex-convict koepital technician for the disease, .since being ad­ JL. Rut there were some among the<^- the other, striking union, the In- today admitted the July 7 gunflght mitted to the hospital at 4:45 Kennedy etrategieta who urged temaUonal Assn, of Machlniiits, slaying of Policeman David Troy a.m. that first refusal of the vice preal . oritiehMd the ecttlement. An lAM in Stamford, Conn., after a' 249 Her husband is employed as a E n d W o r ld dential nomination be given to Fire KiUs 200 o^eom aa said his imion’s tnem- tavern robbery. draftsman at Electric Boat Di­ UN Sending Troops Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon berohlp was "obviously bitter” Held on a Connecticut murder vision of GeiibriU Dynamics Gorp., B. Johnson of Texas. about the break la tha strike f imlt, warrant is Joseph De Salvo, 31, a Groton. S Not Today as . With' Kennedy’s guidance, 'toe In Guatemala but added the walkout would eon- laboratory employe of a'Norwalk, convention le expected to name the NOW IS THE TIME TO ttaue. Conn., hospital at the. time o f the Refuses State Car ^ vice preridentlfl nominee tonight. The machinists represent woric- killing. You’ve Noticed To End Congo Strife In a demonstiatlon of power that Insane Asylum en at the Pratt * Whitney Air­ De Salvo learned to be a hos­ Hartford, July 14 (P) — Atate surprised even his own leaders, craft dOata In East BtertfCrd and pital technician during^ on S^year Bank Commissioner PhiUp Hevi(ee,‘^ Kennedy swept to a smashing flrat- who took office Ju^ I; has de^ By Ten: ASSOeXATED PRESS tally^ victory aa the first Roman Guatemala,. July 14 (F)‘ More Moahhester and at the HOmUten; term irr'the lllinblk F^tentiary at BruMeU, M y 14 ^oaine at an «mergency„^H-hour than 200 persona vren buriiad to Standard Diviaiem - in Windsor StateviUe resulting from sn earlier dined, the offer'.ef^toststiuaar toe- —It’s not doomsday. after elk Catholic to be nominated for the death last night In a ftia to a Ills personal upe; The xero hour <6:45 e.m. BDj^ (kiagoleae goverbratoit haa broken lion o f toe oounoU that did not presidency sliice A1 Bmlth. Tra^ Your Old Washer J[^ke and Broad Brook. Tiie auto robbery and gun battle in Chicago. off dlploniatlo relatloiM with adjourn until 3:42 a.m. Guatemala City Insane aayluto. workers ore also bargaining agents Troy’s slajdng triggered the big­ Hewes he preferred to drive poaoed without Or. Elio Blanca’s He rolled over Johnson, the Bolglum, Boron Paul Kronoeker, Hammarskjold called the-meet­ Autooritiea said toe numbor et for production employes at Sikor­ gest manhunt in Stamford’s, his­ his own oof the 10 miles from his dire prediction of a world shatter­ prerident of the houee of repre- South's choice, who collected only sky Aircraft in Bridgeport and Avon >Cme to his office. Also, he ing‘ cataclysm coming, true. ing after receiving urgent re­ 409 votes. He left Adlai E. Steven­ dead might rise to 300. The Bra tory, and rewards for the gunman’s acntotlves, aimoanced In the quests from toS'. Ca state car. cury bomb" explosion would tUt For a time it appeared that hie with 79 1-2 scattered votes. building, which housed 1,400 In­ been acbednled to moke a atote- plea for quick action would be mates. the president of the North Haven man. He Said the fa ct that the state the world off its axis and touch off ment on tlw most recent develop- To win, Kennedy didn’t need any ITAW local, Warren Chamberlain, The patrolman entered th4 alley car made available to him waa a second deluge. Only he and his stymied by a dispute over the fu- of the 43 Gov. Robert B. Meyner About 600 persons were tranpod mento In the Congo situation, but ■ture of Belgium troops that in- eald he was hopeful the new cmi- in downtown Stamford to Investi­ needed by bank examihers waa an­ believes would escape disaster. Kronaeher oald Eyakena waa of New Jersey kept In his comer in the inner part of the buUffing troct would produea Interunlon gate an attempted robbery. He other faetbr In hie decision. * tervaped in toe Congo repubhe as a favorite aon or any of the I ------As the hour approached, Bianca preventod from coming to the and firemen, police and yoluntoers amity. after toe native army mutinied 41 Vi that were cast fo r Sen. Hubert were unable to get all of tha in­ New and his followere locked them- houee beeauae news of too dlplo-' against its Belgian officers and New ^ (Jl)lun£poo€ U e. Mallet, general manager -■ representative. BUI is editor of the burning automobllea of Europeans. without setting any definite date Texas’ 24 electoral votes — and authorising Hammarskjold to which-went to President Eisen- President Eisenhower todsF Farmington— ^llaUey Herald, a Buhehe said henkpeota that 1^ signed a bill extondiiig for Bm JAMA 1CAS By JOHN M. HIOHTOWBB 9.oua day that the Jet reconnoiasence weekly newspaper. early next week at least four NO PAYMENTS more years toe OJ. Hotne Leon: WASHER y" . . . Washington, July 14 (ff)—A bit- bomber liad violated Soviet sir battalions of UJ7, troops will (ikmtoMied on Pegs Seventeen) .(OoBtomed on Page Eleven) prognim fo r World W ar I I ee4> tor 'Unltsd Nations battle between apoca A Soviet note' to Washing­ Urges Park Expansion Have reacihed the Congo. Tliiat erMB. In toe 14 yeers-the fre> UNTIL ton linked tha RB47 flight with could mean 2,400 or naore aoldieni. Rusiria and the. 'United States' H ertford, July 14 (JP)—Connecti­ News Tidbits gram haa been, In offeefi •*• seemed assured today over the Is- the May Day U2 spy flight which The first oontingenta, he said, million veterans have aeqMreil OCTOBER went down in Central Russia. cut's shoreline state porks have CiiUed from AP Wires are likely to be drawn from toe. ‘We Had Our Homework Done’ FREE 1 YEAR SERVICE ■ue o f which o f the^tw o great gone past the "saturation . point" 640 billion worth of pigpuftf and powers is responsible for threaten­ Radio Moscow claimed today armies of five African nations — through low Intereet loone goor- . on recent weekends. With the re­ ing world peace. that tha Soviet government has Ghana, Gulnsa, Mali, Morocco and an teed by toe Vetemna Atohln* . sult that visitors ore getting less Naval Air Station in Lokehunt, Tunisia. TAKE UP TO The Issue was sharply drawn proof that the RB47 Invaded Rus- than the full enjoyment they eo^ istrailoh. The adnilnistnttoa AND GUARANTEE! lost n^ght when President ffliien- ■ian air space. Washlngtmi author­ N. J„ Mye ealvage orewa expect Bundle said it was hie. under­ Slatie’s Delegates Toast pect from such trips. to feoover tomorfow-bnlk of wreck­ had opposed entendhig to* 2 YEARS howar accepted a Soviet challenge ities, who should hs in a position Director Donald. C. Mathews, standing that toe withdrawal of World. War n progmm any fsr- ^ OR .y,8> aircraft flights and de- to know, disputed this both pri- age of giant blimp that crashed Belgian troops woe a oonditton of Park and Forest Dept., mode that and sank off Naw Janwy coaet. . . toer, bat toe bin peeeed both FREE DELIVERY! TO P^Y eUfired his determJiwUon to make a vately and publicly. p<^t today' in underscoring the toe UIN. force coming to toe Con- iiouaee of Cbngreee by eeec- esse “on the lawless actions and Stylet BridgM, ranking Republicikn to- ■ : ' ', Gov. Ribicoff and Bailey whrimlng margins. reckless threats of the Soviet gov- member of U.S. Senate, is first in (OoattMMd ea Page lUtoaa) (Oonttmed oa Fogo Four) line as two-week filing period for smment.’’ ' • United NaUons, N.Y., July 14 DOCTRINE BEAFFmatBD New Hampshire’s Sept. 13 pri­ (F) — The U.N.. Security Council By WILLIAM BENDER The ohmllenge was hurled by the maries begUi. f operations since toe "days o f James Woriilngtoa. July U (B)—T M ' WERE 5.99 to 8.99 Sbvlet government when Foreign, early today approved Hom- Lob Angeles, July 14 (F)— They l^ rley. United States, solenmy teoff Minister Andrei A. Gromyko a few Cuban authdritiee expell tores maerakjold’a plan to apacd s stop­ could have danced ail night, and American ribwarien. Including Life Ribicoff said they knew Ken­ firming toe Monroe Doctrine^ ' hours earlier demanded an emer- gap UJ’l. mUitaiy 'force toey did. nedy hod the nomination wrapped warned Ruasla today to keep It* Assailant KnifesHKishi; Magaxine reporter from Stdmford, mostly from African nations to Connecticut delegates and their „gency aeseioi) of the UJ7. Security after releasing them from Jail. . . up when thir went to toe Los hongs o ff western hesntspbero Council, m a cable to U;N. boa.d- toe new Republic of Congo in an friends and relatives toasted their Angeles Sports Arena for toe oountriee. At the some ttnie, tM uortera he charged the 'U.S. Air Dr. R. Bernard Finch and Carole two personal heroes. Gov. Abraham BANISH HUMIDITY With Th¥ Tregoff—-undergoing- second trial effort to keep it from c^lapring showdown assslon. State Department denonaced ws Ribicoff and State Chairman John S’ores with aggressive activities Ekeda New Jap Premier on murder chaigea in Loe Angeles into anarchy. The Kennedy pre-ballotlng a “neked menace to. wertfi against Russia and said they con- ImmediatSly after the council M. Bailey,: at a party celebrating scorecard, dated Tueaday at 10:3U peace" Soviet Premier Nikita 8- eUtute a threat to the peace Of ire a b o eo-defeodanta in nUfiion- toe nomination of Ben John F. Ken­ By OBNB BBAMBB doUar auit filed by doctor's step­ acted, the Secretary .General as­ a.m., gave Kennedy 734 votes on Khniahchev’a Imiriled threats fhS world. daughter. . . Truck oanTlng 62 sured . that first atbpe to put toe nedy. In a statement from his vacation A long time ago Connecticut toe flrat ballot Thia Included no toot Soviet roricets might O f Tok^o, July 14 ( J t y - S . rightlot workers turns over into lirlgatlcin force together would be taken "in votes from California, but Ken­ to help Cuba repel alleged Asser- / headquarters at Newport, R.I., Elr fanatic aUbbed Miniater canal 75 miles north, of Cairo yes- a couple o f ..hours.’; ;Jnltial elis- dropped its 21 votes into toe Ken­ BRAND • Tanioon .jl^ds ■ *' sedhower declared the United nedy slot machine, and now toe nedy won 80 Vi votes in a Califor­ lean hggreeelon,' Noburuke Kiahi rix times in the to ^ y , killing 32 and injhriag 16. mento'of the force’woM expected nia caucus later on Tuesday and I States ia "ready and willing’’ to go to M in tM A?ric2T^^ • Fully Lined G«ley and Lord Ginghams to the Security Council for a full left thigh with a hunting M fe U&nherra, flmt American cruia' Uppermost in their minds waa received SSVi on toe first 4)oUot, CUB/aN a s s a s s i n s fodlsed today. - er equipped with guided mierilea, tton .before the end of Die week reversing a alight deficit to Ste- 'Piiuir dri Kk>, O i^ Jnly 14 N e w I9 6 0 discussion of what hs called the Approval of UJN. Intervention the feeling that Kennedy would • Solid Color. Dacron Poplins “wanton shooting down’’ by Rus­ DMtore said KishT would be arrives In Hong Kong yesterday give almost every candidate in veneon. (F )»G unm ea attenapCed early to- ’ sia of an RB47 plane July 1. of the hospital in 10 . days, on goodwill visit' and pravokea Connecticut a tremendous boost In A ctually, Bailey was telling day to asesoduote MsJ. M« h storm In tola British colony’s pro- uel Nogueira Bomoa, prerideot • Solid Color Amel Denim\. Tbs United States declared In % hU ruling liberal-Delm^Uc eruclsl congressional and legisla­ some members of the delegation party went ahead with plana to Comqumist prM . . . France cel­ 88 ' Persons Saved, ture elections this foil: Sunday that It was all over. o f Mime minleter Fidel Oastn’s note to Ruaaia ’Tueeday that the ebrates BaetUle Day with pomp raintory trUmnal la this ptev- ..f •Domestic Madras Plaids plane Was ihbt dowii over intor- accept hla rerignation and elect The 48-year-old Massachusetts One decision by Ribicoff and / • " '.s' •* ' . ' * ' .trade ipkiiater Haywto Jkeda ■ad pageantry but Nationalist One Killed in Two Senator, who got his first pledge of Ballsy forestalled a possible snog taioe. FoUoe sold several ssm astional waters at least 30 mllsa grenade thrown kito crowd In Al­ armed with pistols, fired M Ne* Self-belied styles with leather fronts, fly fronts and side ripper closings,, fUun the Soviet eoset pn the Bar- prime mtalotor tomonow,^ > support from Connecticut and during the balloting, Thia was the Kiriii waa attacked at toe prinM gerian city of Gonstantlne Injoree some sMe political counseling gueira aa he reached hla hqhw anU.Seo. M paeple, including obildren. Airlinei! Crashes but N rguelra eae^[>ed tBjnry,..... Sizes iD.to 18. Buy them V>morrow. by the arm full f6r only 2.99 each. Russia hod efaorged the prevl- miniotor’a official reridonoe as he throughout his campaign, is very lOohUmied en Fioga Mtaeteen) drank "hanxal" champagne toasts U.S. Navy yeeterday begins at­ popular in that state. with party leaden in celebratioa tempt to salvage World War II Manila, July 14 (F)—Two air­ When Wyoming gave Kennedy CANADA WANTS VETO of Ikeda’a election earlier today Japanese midget. submarine from liners crashed off toe Philippines four votes more than tha 761 necei- Ottawa, July 14 (F) Pihne AEG Fads to.‘V Fire td succeed him aa party preal- Its le-yeor-oM gtavs in Pearl at opposite ends of the Island sary, it was the culmination of a Rocky Nomination Minister Dlefenboker Indicated dent. The party election waa a Harbwl , chain before dawn today only Close political relationship that be­ today Canada must have a ’rela Underground Shot pirelimilnary to the government .Police in Tokyo say three per­ eight minutes apart. All but one. gan in 1966 when Ribiepff and Seen by GOP Aide ' over use of American .mielear ? change which Kiahi bad promised sons arb dead and two pet missing of toe 83 people aboard survived Bailey worked hard to Kennedy’s warheads on Canadian edll he- < l A » Vegoa, Nev.| July 14 (S’)— after the oontrovenial U.S.-Japan in heavy rains which habva been in toe Inky waters. unsuccessful bid. for toe vice'pi'eal- fore th(>y wUl be accepted fee, lashing NUgata prefecture alnce Chicago, July 14 (F)-7-An ^official thie .eountqr- Be toM the Bense, Five hundred tone of higit explo- military freaty took effect last One wing was on fire when a denttal nomination. ’ of toe RepubMcon National Con­ iiy j wa» triggered by the Atomic month. Tuesday . . ■ Prerident Eisen­ Connecticut'was the first in the of Commons Canada le aekhME hower in Bastille Day meaaage Northwest Orient Airlines plane vention aaya a challenge to Vice .Energy Commisaion today, hut Bleeding profusely, Kiahi w o j carrying 58 people ditched off the nation to declare /its support for the United States for ^ sainn.; failed to go off. ha da “warm friendMiip and close Prerident Richard Nixon’a aimoet right o f Joint control ae todL. rushed to a. nearby hpapital. A PolUlo Islands about 85 niUes Hennedy. Ribicoff and Bailey certain nomination for presidwit secretary oald he whs t oraoking eoUdarity" linking France and United Kingdom has In eonaee*’.. .Aa ABC apokeamaa.oald the Unitod Statea.oa well oe himself northeast of Manila. U.S. . military were toe closest political advisers would moke for «, UveHer conven­ atuaea o f the teat failure at the Jokei with viaMdni Within ah hour. amphibious pianos picked up 67 to Kennedy and hla brotheC, Rob' tlon with Amorlcnn finelear, and French P edant Charles Ds tion. Re eo.’n ' he exxiecta New wnrhends otoied in Brttnln, „ Nevada teat alto waa now undar One Me dootipe said nettoer the Gaulle ; . . Police say Ue detectof .eurvivors and too- body of one feU d^f_toe^prifaanfi OcvTWlrim S a M lX m to study. Tba firing axes waa cloaad artery nor toe eelatic nerve were, teste to' dee if 85-yaar-eld ’Ray­ .woman passenger and brought tng tM coavoaUM oporatton Mro. provide the challenge, NO BBACnON BT in until tachnlclana • «w ld datarmlna hit. ' them to Manila. One surviyor wo* 11m C3 hod ditched gations by triophono and wmlklo- yesterday he hu no definite M m F . Kennedy. ( L _ 1S6 feet Tha ABC pla^ad tb group. He refutod to la y wh‘ It, Or. Otto Halpem, 61, yesterday shoilow wa(er near Dumoguete, tolklo, and BoUoy managed too knowledge that Rookefeller’a presidential nomdSlo? aiM«t to detarmina tha.cntaring M d attacked the prime mlmsteg Is awarded Dept, s f Defanas medal off Negro* Island to. the south- overall Kennedy orgsatsatlon. name will be ploeed in nomtoa- enmner White ^ aflfaeta o f a«pIoafvaa ap a^part of or hew he obtained Uto Liberal' IS Ina AnrtlgsrJer dfetlngulahed tm ntotpptode. Uw plane . was . lUMectt and BoUey, togetoer Uon. day. T M Fjraject Ptowriian, >^o program DemoeMtie party huge tMt he ptiblle ^Mtvice tor 'sadai^AbeoAli id from Manila for Zomboon' iHth the two KenaedFe, were •ReckeNBer hadn't told MjtojjgaBpmaat of paacaful uaaa eoatliif ha dwnn^M ts M P U. egedlted with managing one of the 'ftBd