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Hartford, June 27 (/P)—^The Pleas by Union first vf the men arrested in the federal-state gambling raids last March, John Rafan- BT IBB w oaA Tm FiyM ello, Bristol, was fined $1,500 Ignores New U.S. Several thousand striking management was ’ either putting today in U.S. District Court machinist members at United many of those who come back on for failure to buy a $50 Aircraft Corp. rallied at a lower pay grade Jobs, different gambling tax stamp. He mass meeting todiy at union Jobs, or else terminating their pleaded guilty. employment. Judge J. Joseph Smith granted headquarters in East Hart­ The rally theme Is the latest Bars ford prior to resumption to a stay of execution for two weeks China Airs occasion In which management to give Rafanello time to raUe the | face-to-face bargaining ses­ personnel policies have been at funds to pay the fine "or be com- ! sions. ^ , by union spokesmen In the past mltted.” ITerm s for The 7-plant atrlke, largest In few days. Atty. Harold Borden appealed W e k Bid ConnecUcut’a hiatoiT, la nearly Over the weekend the Connect! to the court in Rafanello’s behalf ] three weeks old, and there la atul cut State Labor Council's execu­ contending that "he is definitely no Indication ally aettlement la tive board (headed by Mitchell out of the gambling busindss now Coexistence For Floor In sight. Negotiations o f both Svlrldoff. top UAW leader In the . . . he.has sold the store and Is aides—nuinagement and Uie Unit-, state and a key negotiator In cur­ employed If? a nursery.” ed Auto Workers and IntemaUon- rent talks) Issued a critical state- In another case, the New Haven - Tokyo, JuYie 27 (A*)— Red Washington, June 27 al Association of Machinists — ]Ti€nt» and on Sunday lAM Dlatrict railroad was fined |1(K) for viola­ China indicated today that spent the weekend break In talks 91 leaders , on a television rapped The United States accB tion of an Interstate Commerce acquiring Formosa might be Rnssia today of shattering to draft written proposals.,, sched­ the company stand on the union’s ComnUssion reguUtion which Peiping’s price for going uled to be taken up thU afternoon. proposals for "security” provisions "the hopes of ali peoples” for makes It Illegal to place a loaded along- with Soviet Premier - The theme of this morning’s in contracts. flat car next to a tank car car­ progress toward peace by rally In Blast Hartford, which, The meetings were recessed Nikita S. Khrushchev’s policy Thursday to give negotiators the rying Inflammable products. walking out o f the Creneva dis­ brought an overflow crowd spread­ The rsdlroad pleaded guilty to of peaceful coexistence with ing out Into the lAM haul's rear long weekend In which to draft armament conference. It ap­ their written proposals. placing a flat car with a trailer the capitalist world. pealed to the Soviets to return parking lot and packing the In behind a tank car carrying 20,000 Mme Sun Yat-sen, a vice pres­ terior. concentrated on convinc­ "The walkout began June 7 at to the negotiations. the Slraftord and Bridgeport gallons of alcohol destined for a ident of Red China and widow, of ing strikers not to return to worit. Hartford distillery. Atty Thomas the founder of Republican China, A statement issued by the Machinist union offlcers and Plants; of the Sikorsky Aircraft Brennan, representing the rail­ declared: , . State Department denounced other leaders told the packed hall, road, termed It "an error of om- "China la willing to coexUt and others standing outside and 1 (Conttnued •« Page Seven) Russia’s wrecking to4py. of mission.” peacefully with anyone, even Im­ the 10-nation parley ki 6 «e - John H. Oienty, Bristol, pleaded perialism. In fact, we have to coex­ guilty to a count of send­ ist with It (because) Imperialism va as "both deplorable and ing obscene materials through the exists as an objective reality.” disappoiiiting.” maUs and his case was continued But she added; "We will not al­ Ike Talks for pre-sentence Investigation. low U.S. imperialism to rob us of London, June 27 (/P)—Soviet 1-12 Helen Keller now 80 our ownngo three years before her death and 10th year of U.S. occupation of in the ba touched off tbe eogiloeloB ■talked out of tljji meeting r^ m which to6k hlin to Alaska, the stu« KeUer limited her activities .Taiwan (F orm osa^ By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ^strategy of over weattm protests after PhlUppines, Formosa, Korea and that rooked Havana last night. more and more during that period. A half miUlon people turned out ■rae pace of pollUcs quickened I At the governors conference, L « Cmz mnnoonoed last Feb- i charalnr that the West had refused Hawaii. Leopoldville, Belgian Congo, "She is trying to forgeV’ Mrs. Shanghai yesterday In a rally to flegotiate. Zorin said the Soviet He was to have visited Japan as June 27 I * — Joseph Kasavubu in _ . today. One state heard last minute RockefeUer’s Republican col­ roary that It was starting a Evelyn Selde said yesterday. Mrs. demanding the "liberation” of For campaigning. Presidential candi­ leagues asked him to Join them In pcogram ef terror and sabotage Union will place its new plan for the climax of hU tour beginning was sworn In today as the first Seide directs the staff. mosa, the broadeIcaat seUd. *^eneral and complete disarma* June 19 but Prime Minister No- naUonal president of the Rig>ubUc dates personally appealed to an­ signing a formal statement pledg­ agalnet Fldrf Cestro’s regtme. Congratulatory messages con­ Eariler this m com- The smiles are tokens of one ,of Cleveland in the wake of a racIM who has consumed four cocktails, Washingtoa, Jnne 31 (P>—Tha traUzed control. The main The relaxation ai| It applies to clash that left a Negro youUi two hours. Nikita S. Khrushchev’s big wor­ Four Cocktails or highballs qr four highballs or eight beer« is Simreme Court today dlsmleeed mltteo report said: ' ries. Many Russians are not willing Upstlcks would permit use of cer­ with shotgun wounds in «X t crucial point* the coorui' eigh beers \rtUiln two hours — three times as likely to be involved an appeal by live Negroea e e » to believe all hs tells them about tain colors In limited amounts eye_n^ domen. . . wait three hours. in an accident as an sober driver. viotod of treepaastng en n nation broke down.. •• thete are though large quantities of the color Atlantic City’s famous board he driver who has taken more few, if any, references In the rec- the W est —although not causing cancer— Five cooktalls op highballs or mer mnnWpal golf easi^ a s walk is 90 years old;.. New York than five cocktail, five Mghballa or oM to direction and this seems That is a factor behind the might be harmful. City Philharmonic plans two con 10 beers within three hours—wait Oroenaboro. N . C . wMeh w m Kremlin’s strenuous campaign to 10 beers has a 10 times grater to the Mmmlttee to be ivhat was •nie Food and Drug AdminltVa- certs in West Berlin in Septem five hours. , iMSMd to private eporotors whn blacken the name of President tlon, contending It now has no au­ The ‘Driver, Walt Meter will be chance of being lAvolved in an aC'. mahatalned a segiegatod^ ' most lacking In this period. her to lend a musical hand in the cident, the division said, ‘Tf this direction Is not to come Eiseqjidwer and vilify American thority to permit even limited use included in a pamphlet to he dis­ insttse Stewart, i leadership. But my experiences, Meologlcal fight against Dudley Miller is excuUve diree* from the White House, then It of potentially harmful colors, has muntom... Venesuelan President tributed to the pubUc. The State H igh' coupled with samplings by com­ tor of the dlvlsloa, a braaOh of the ought to be made clear by the started proceedings to halt (he use Romulo Betancourt is makln Division on Alcoboltom said the ^ h a d t o h a l petent western observers in th« of most of the dyes used^ in Up- novel approach was based cnal- State Department of Mental WWt* House that It is to come gnod reooveey from burns suffered ..rr-—-- . tt.iImmbII ■ H i from the SUte Department. capital and countryside, mdleau ■ti(ihi' It favors the bill which the In Ihrldijy’a nassiflnatlon attsmpt. . « o ^ nimureh at Tsla UhtHrety, Health. jiraiXUML.WfAN Hous* (tout to til* Stqato. ■ visga aarm) tf-:-

•V. MANCHESTEE EVENIKO HEKALD, MANCHESTER, OOWEw MONPAT. JTJCT V, UNW.

MANCHESTER EiP^JNING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, MOtTOAY, JPNE 27, 1980 Waterbury, against - to^®' • "LEAR<‘I-IY.D 04N G "— ®*«»»»"*«*‘^***^‘ *®*^ James T. Patterson (R) Nauga- Day Technicians CoursA- P A G l T*W> State N ew s tuck ” r Daddario. Bowleif, Giaimo, Irwin ■ 'Evening Serricinir Course ^ guessed, tefera to tbs dancer’s Charter Unit and Monsgsn joined Congressman- abtUty ^ attain altitude during Sheinwoid on Bridge At'lirge Fr»n^ KowRlBki in the [ Summer Term 'Stai^ leaps. It does not "refer to high l i ? O M to retain the Democrats j JUNE'27 kicks, which are known as "sxten.| Tonight Airs solid e-man congressional bloc this | ■ ion i/’ "Bin l^air” refers to motions per­ 'Extended tuition piaii. Write or The Baby Has UBT OCTOWWT (Ooiitoiiied from Page One) Kowalski was renominated by j call for full Information. formed during the time the dancer s h u t y o u o u t 'Five Changes the Democratic state convention | ConnectienPs Vlldest is in the air. Naturally, these are By AUtefi ««*® r“ ,^avar menti per cWld of school age June 18. He will face'the former i always followed and preceded by Electronic School m 1 A certain kind of poker pU^JW 812,600. 6-lerm- holder of the office, Antoni st^ "paor terre" or on the I (may Sitribe ^create) Public opinion will be sought to­ Third- -Per cent increase in rev­ Been Named night on five proposed smend- Sadlsk of Rockville. ground. / Squired. No enue.: from local governments for The five district represen^ves 56 Union Place, Hartford "Entrechats” are rapid crossings WEST. menta to the town charter. public schools, 109 per cent, over JAckson 5-3406 of the feet duHng a verUcal V rl^ . chlpe it may .J^uTa A AK108843* S were renominated wilhout^tipnsl- keep the idnd of A public hearing will be held at 1953-59 period, . , tion at district convehtions Satur­ The number of crossings is Umlted V A5 9 K Q IS Fourto-^Average salary, of in­ bridge game. tM ^ e 4 k I 7 day. ORCBEB by the "elevation” and the dancer s I owmot b6 rtwit 4 I 6 t:3 0 to the Muificipal Building by structional staff. $5,900. abilities. Six of them,are custom­ Lynne Msrie, daughter of Mr. and M «. ^ 1 4 — .*Q**** the Charter Revision Commlsalon. pifth — Per capita total state The leg is always ary with a good dancer; some SOUTH ru try to wind up the 1 T h o ^ n St. Rockville. She waa bom would not have op««^ The unit a-ill meet an hour earlier general expenditures for all pur­ Young COJ^ Hits Rios moved from the hip, never from ihake eight; Nlllnsky was aWe to I MemorlM Hospital. Her ffiatomal grandp^U « 7 7 1 Bridgeport, June 27 ijPi — Con­ with four spades to first or w V I 7 6 to wrap up .ita work for the aum- poses. $253. , _ . of boUet today. I have asked to the knee or ankle. make ten. . , , Mrs. Chariaa J. Gallagher Sr.. C an tw bi^ . necticut’s Ymmif Republican* have "Fouette en .toumant” la the - J l . VAQ10 95I2 Sixth — Per capita total stale •xplaln oome of the terms used In “ AtUtude” Is a pose In which parenU are Mr. and Mrs. Herman A. Frits, RockvlUe. She has mer. and local government tax eollec-* taken a .jtisna on the state s hou- tWa ant, and I ’m going to try to the raised leg Is bent at the knee manouevre that always brings forth I a brother, Keith WlUlam, 22 montoa^ Atty. David Barry, chairman ing disMimination law, which pro- ‘ applause. It is the rapid turning on tions, $203. . do do. As I have already men­ after being raised from the hip. It said townspeople’a suggestions to­ Tenth— Per cent of piAHc school h ib ^ “ discrimination in .selling or . may be executed "en avant,” to the one foot that is so spectacular. Joan Marie, daughUr of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond W. Lylto, T8 night will be considered before the MN UNTIL tioned. they are mosUy in Fi^clv Properly done, the dancer never 1 Mind you, the fear of mlMi^ IS r ; « s support from local govemmeTYs, ntoting hoiising where five or more and it would seem that a French front: or "en arrlere,” to the rear. leaves the‘starting point, although Dogwood Lane, South Windsor. She was born a slam te not the ®“iy eommiaalon submits Its final re­ 71 per cent. alinits are concerned. ! dictionary would answer the pur- In the latter case, the leg Chmter Memorial Hospital. on a bid of four spadea WMi port to Town Directors next fall. Twentieth Per capiU expe^^^ The Young Republicans adopted j quently se^ s to disappear entlro you frequently see them done half xwee. way across the smge. This. Incl- and Mrs. John S. MacArthur, Oochltuate. Maw. , Her P*»raal could have gone to t “ Changes the Directors approve turee of state and local goygrn- a resolution urging aft anti-dis­ This Is not the case, howevw. ly,,'being mostly concealed by the grandfather Is Walter J. Lyko, Newton. Mass. She has a broth­ Irlde If Wa opponent# had taKm would be put on the voting ma- menti for all public education, crimination law that would be ap­ 5 dentally, is easier. . pUyed ths diaocwmglng dauee of “tuttu” or skirt of the ballerina. plicable no matter how many units P.M. And I’m not sure >'how Til make "Jete’' means literally, throw. SmeouHor iSich. ■n«*y dilnea then. $9«. • “Ballablle" Is a concerted num er, Raymond Jr., 2. , * . * • Esat ruffad ths third out. either. Trying to, describe a Practically, It refers to Jumps and take two clubs and two spade, cashed the kln|r and queen Here are the five changea th« Thirtieth--‘Per cent Jirtcrease of of hou.sing were involved. As long complicated acUon in words iJS ber performed by the "corps de Patricia Ellen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. L ^e, 15B and then a third of CommiMion has approved,-so far average staff salarj’ since 1949, as there is a numerical limitatiqn, ballet” rather than the soloists of of hearts, and led a fourth heart. very difficult, but I’ll make a stab '* “?as“ or "step” Is Invariably Forest St She waa born June 20 at Manchester Menwrial H«^ monda would aaaum two trump for inclusion in the final Teport: 66 per cent. they said, the law.will have a loop­ TODAY!! South niftod with the ten of dia­ at a few dt the terms and steps, the troup. When the soloists ***" 1 ttnmp o f the better | pital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. B dw ^ P. liiirty-sixth—-Per cent of pub­ hole and be Inadequate. gage In a concerted number, it is are; monds, snd West © v e i l e d . Btet 1. Specifying the town clerks most commonly encountered. Here j „‘n«. Sheahan, Seymour. Her paternal grandparents aro Mr. » d r ^ t o “iw»rt. West’a ®P®»|J^^“ right to appoint, supervise, and lic school revenue received from The delegates also adopted a rba- ALSO TUESDAY and FTUDAY known as a "Pas de deux, trota, chat”’means "cat step." stUl had to get a trick with the I oliitlon recommending that the j Frank W. Lane, Branford. She has a sister, Kathryn Maty, 1. four apadea would be hom ble m king of (Uamonds, eo South wea discharge his own employes. state sources, 27 per cent. 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. ^ *^*^dage” or "Adagio” is the quatre,” etc., depending on the hard to describe, but the • • • • • first or second poelUon jtod d r ^ - atata tax dn railroads be baaed on number ow. f performers.g,------I oancor muier rather Jiunps to w the------side- or down 1.700 potato. , ^ . 2. Establishing the right to hsve Up to 80 sklndivert asslried yesteiday to ^^® ®®^^®j^ toe'^miship ^wtoc^'*^profum^bly*'^caused his a llne’a net profit instead of its TH U K .SD A f’ term used for the alow postu r^ Jin Am i, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William H. I^vljw n,^ ful to any ®tk®f - P^^®®;,. The moral to vary d ear: Lat raserve funds in the water and sew- and balances exhibited by a bal­ “ Ballet d*action*’ is a ballet obliquely; tho^legs are alternately Village St, Rockville. She was born Juno 19 at Manchteter Me­ 1 only exuce for the bid was tMt rr^.-^'“ g .’^ : ’ w i : . \ s S n g X h r / m % e ^ n d brother. , Herald Photos by Saternis,. Rescued Boy Dies grots recblpts. 'This waa meant 9 A.M. to 8 P.M. lerina during the opening section a plot or story, as contras^ to (jrawn up under Oie body until, for the opponents steal something now te departments to pay for non-re- Sherman, June 27 <2’)— Stephen as *n aid to railroads with financial morial Hospital'. Her maternal grandmother is Mrs. Eleanor West knew his c'“ t®®"®” ’.. snd S«>. A policeman’s lot is eurring expenses such as cspital WEDNESD.AY ’ of a classical “pas de deux.” "ballet d’ecole” which strlcUy ^ mstant, the dancer seems to be knew South hatod to bo shut out * Stenilier, IS; Levittpwn, N.Y.. trouble*. Sta

The wedding of Miss Kent Mitchell of Louisville, Ky., Miss Holiday Smltli of Man and 2nd Lt. Robert Batson David­ Chester and Philip Austin Houck son Jr. of Richmond, Ky., of Westfield, N.J.. exchanged emnized Saturday afternoon in St. St. BridiAt’i ChuWsh Tvh* wedding vows Saturday afternoon Andrew’s Episcopal Church, Louls- TY-Ra crotTM*; rather knowe Beet Robert Batson Davld.son, Rich­ £2rlv Bhow (to pretr»«»)___ Sfli t 10, I. Jftm o’ Church. . ^ Is the son of Mr. and Mra. Emil Main St. The bridegroom la the 40 Tele* of Welle Fart® 3 The Rev. Phillip Huegey, pastor mond, Ky. „ „ »_J— i. Tvilitht (In profrtM) ;00 Myetery Theater SUvena of . Laha St.. Vernon son of Mr. and Mrs. F. Paul l« 33 of St. Bartholomew's parish, per­ The Rev. Andrew E. F. Ander­ CsrtooB . Peter Gunn The Rev. Dennla Hussey of Houck, Westfield, N.J., and the W»n«7 Wno^,»ck#r Dsnnv Thomae Show formed the ceremony, followed by son performed the double ring *- H«M >tour rtlm Ml Bridget's Church performed the grandson Of Mrs. Oscar F. Houck ceremony before an allaf banked so Salute to American 53 a nuptial Mass. Ralph Maccarone Wenthw N«w» and tiwru double ring ceremony. Mrt. of Buffalo. N.Y., and the late Os- with bouquets of while dclphinum Ann Si'Uthern Show 3 13 sang "The Lords Prayer,” "Ave i't;lO SporU Ntw* ani Waalher 13 '-.i' bar* Murphy w ai Organist. The c * r F . Hpuck, and the late Dr. and and white gladioli. . M^arn Dlt**t it The pendulum 30 Mariai” "Sanctus," ' and ‘Angel- Superman i» The Alro* Theater 10. 32. church was decorated with white Mr.«. 01fv(!r L. Austin of Tiicka- Escorted by her ta'-hri’p u 10. 32, 30 , icua.” Mrs. Jane Maccarone was 10 (to After Hnure , S. 12 : . * ’ v-- r -4 gladlplaa with pompons and bride wore a gown of silk bom­ ^ S 4S Huml^Brlnkler Report 102S. Henneeeey organist. ' Douflaa Eflwarda »■, 13 I Spy II huckleberry. ‘ *'°The Rev. Alfred L. Williams, bazine with short slqevea. a scoop The bride, given in marriage by Given In marriage by her fath­ ; John Ctoly .so June Allyeon Show ^ 40 rector of St. Mary’s Episcopal neckline and Intermission-length i t U Barry Barento her father, wore a gown of white er, the bride wore a gown Of 8 I Ted'ideck and tha Orltlnal Church, and the Rev. King.slanil skirl with full bustle back and T OO Thli U Alice I. 40, silk organza fashioned with a Chantilly lace and tulle over i l ^ bow. The gown was trimmed Kewa and Weather - 23 Amateur Hour Van Winkle of Trinity Episcopal ^opie'a (Jhoice 63 .Star Spotlight fitted bodice, long pointed aleeves. per satin. It was faahloned with Church, Hartford, were officiating with Swiss lace applique, and end­ Neve Weatherwe •.00 The Bit ’eewe ■' and appliques of Chshtllly lace long tapered eieaves and a wait* ed in a chapel train. She wore Itveterv le Vy Buelneee' Newe, Sporte A Weather clergymen. Sydney W. MacAlpme Barry Berenta with sequins and seed pearls out­ length skirt. Her fingertip veil r s a was organist, and Paul Blodinger, scalloped half-hat embroidered MkTla at Beren rncovered __ lining the portrait neckline and 40 Preeident Eisenhower Reports was- arranged 'from a crown 01 trumpe'. soloist. with pearls and sequins and a John Daly 33 11 ■ 15 bodice front. The full gathered shoulder-length veil of silk illu­ Back StMe 30 .Taelc Pear Show seed pearle and tear drops. She The bride, escorted by her fa- HunUey-Brtokley Starlight Movlea skirt terminated in a chapel tram. c a rri^ a heart-shaped bouquet Of T'lB Preeldeni Eleennover Report 3 11 ;30 Jack Paar Show ^ -^1 ther, wore a princes.s stvle gown | to the Pe"ple 4S World',* Beet.Movlea ' Her fingertip illusion veil fell white roses and baby's breath. Mrs. Jerry Gaff, Syracuse, N. 32. 30 11 from a crown of orange blossoms of while moire silk with long | y„ was matron of honor. Brides­ Rlrerboet 40, S3 Jack Paar Show Miss Gloria Pugrab of 45 Nor­ sleeves and buttons down the enteyenne I. 10. ;0n Late News and rhinestones. She carried a maids were Miss Sandra Ottley, 3. 13 1 man St. was her cousin’s maid or I $ WfH?Q^enhire 18 heart-shaped bouquet of white front, and a mantilla of Alencon Vandalla, 111.; Miss Helen DcLong, rOR COMPLETE LISTTNO honor. She wore a blue- chiffon lace. She car.ried a bouquet 01 BCE 8BTUBD*T’» t v w e e * roses,' split carnations, and baby s Lafayette, Ind.; Sirs. John Yaste, cocktail dreaa accented * while carnations and baby's Lafayette. Ind.; Mi-s. Merle Rob­ breath. darker blue cummerbund and wbRe Miss Paula Wupperfeld washer breath. ertson Jr., Louisville. Ky., and gloves. Her matching headband Mis.s Judith H. Bryant. Bfaffi- sister's maid of honor. Brides­ Miss Nellie Doris Taylor, Cyn- R a d io was trimmed with a veil. She tree. Mass., cousin of the bride, thlana, Ky. The flower girl was maids were Miss Judith Regan, carried a bouquet of white roses was maid of honor. Bridesmaias those newV brostlcssts o* 1« or IB-wilnots Miss Nancy Middleton Jones Of Norwalk, cousin of the bride; Mrs. and blue carnations with baby's were Mias Suzanne J. Hammond, Z (This IlstlBg laclndsa onl; other abort newaossta). Robert Kudra, Manchester, sister Gordele, Ga. Wayland Photo 1 *E th . Stotns atsttona esrr; vm c—lose brea^- Weal Hartford: Mias Carolyn S. All aittendants were similarly : ■ .WDRC—1*00 of the bride; and Miss Judith Ponald ■ Stavens of la k a St., House, Manchester; Miss Anne E. MRS. ROBERT BATSON DAVIDSON JR. a;00 Newi Weather A Sborti Morrison, Manchester, sister of garbed In gowns of' while silk or­ * d;00 Nswa. Zatmaa 6.30 Supperttme Serenade Vernon, we* best man for his Lindeman, Waynesboro. Pa.; Mrs. ganza with scoop necklines, giU Art JetafOB 6;4S Three Star Eitra the bridegroom. A ll wore eimilar brother. UShei* were Bryen Gill Douglas J. Lowen. Cambridge, " S;S Uowell ThomM. 7 (HI Dick Bertel gathered skirts and white velvet gowns of nylon organza with V'- of 18 Margaret Rd., the bride's - •• i Mass., sister of the bridegroom. 7 7 00 Amos N' Andy\ 7’30 President Elsenhower -i-. ^ bow trim at the bodices. They car­ .• 7:80 President Etsenho ’3:00 Nighiheal necklines, wide collars and full brother, and Thomas Gagne of Miss Wendelln J. Smith, Manches­ ;3y Wori'd Xonl^t^ ried garden bouquets of.blue delp­ n IS Srorls Final skirts, the maid of honor’s m Box Mt. Rd., Vernon. ter, sister of the bride, was junior 1:1ft Muilc TIU ' 11-SO Radio Moscow azalea color, and the bridesmaids hinium, pink roses, daisies and ivy., 11 4S Starlight Serenade ■iHe bride's mother wore a light bridesmaid. jilO Mualo nil One in pale pink. They wore • •m *'' 'it. /" V-' s' -ifl iVrt- The brlc^egroom's father served' ■ i 12 55 News: Sign Off blue brocaded ellk over taffeta iW All of {Tie attendants wore sim­ tioo Rewa. I W W F—1**0 circular headbands, and carried as his best man. Ushers were Kent sheath with white accessoriea. The ilar gowns of peacock silk organ­ Mitchell, LouLsville. Ky., brother TREE-for-air heart-shaped bouquets. 4 UO nnaneial News _ brldegroom’a mother wore a dress za, designed with portrait rieck- of the bride; John Da)vid.son, broth­ ISgfcIn'KJ, 8:15 Showcase and Newa John MorrUon served eg his styled with a pink lace bodice, Lorlng Otodle Pulton l*ewls , lines. short sleeves and dome er of the bridegroom: Glenn John­ 7:00 brother's best man. Ushers were three-quarter length sleeves, snd girdles and panties 7:15 D^vnunni MRS. RONALD JAMES STAVENS skirts. All wore large horsehair son. Louisville. K ^ ; 2nd Lt. James 7:20 Phnwcft«# Allen - E. Claxton. Washington, a full skirt of nylon. Both wore Thp Tl^^vi^wini? at*nn Ilnky rhoto hat-s In matching color and car­ Tichenor, LouisviTle. Ky., and 2nd 11 JO Public. Affair! 7:35 D.C.; George W. Collins, Wauke­ orchids. Bachrach Photo ■S-oi) *1^ 3:00 N#wJ» MRS. PHILIP AUSTIN HOUCK ried yellow carnations. Lt. Christopher Gigicos, Troy, WPOP- -1410 Th^ T)Wles wore a ®^’’®®\'!®"S^" I "and a while orchid corsage. brlde^oom ’s mother wore a blue Miss Barbara Louise Gleason of pa. Fla.; Robert H. Smith Jr., Clerke,,. M arblelZd. <^ress of blue silk or^anz^a wa^^^^^ and wljlt* Upeatry print sheath 'Philip ---- ' brother of the bride, and Fritz K. Mass., were united In marriagem am age mofhir w m ^ a ^dros, of church after the ceremony. For a dreas and gardenia corsage. Manchester became the' bride of Buckland Zone Change ALL KINDS OF Trask III. Cos Cob. Saturday morning "at St. Mary s nlnrsilk or^^^^^ IHp to Yellowstone and A reception for 175 guests was t*rry Edward Young of Westerly. A reception at the home of the embroidered pink silK r-ates Park Colo., Mrs. Davidson bride’s parents followed the cere­ Episcopal Church. held at K of C Home. For a motor R.I., Haturday nioming at Church The Rev. Alfred L. Williams per­ '^ A n f aro*c%Xn"ai Ihe Red wore\"^ whUe^ pleated dress with Miss Mary Anne Welles of Wap-'»- BEAITY CljLTlRE mony. After a wedding trip trip to Canada. Mrs. Morrison ,^0 formed the ceremony.-Mrs. F. Hilda shorl-croppcQ suFr^a on.. Before TPC Tonight of the Assumption. Cape Cod, Maas., the couple will Em bir Restauront. Bolton, the short-cropped * " ‘1 wore a yellow dress, with scoop ping became the bride of Edward Slade was soloist, and Norman white accessories. 'Tne'couple will The bride i^ h e daughter of live at Brooklyn Heights, N. T . couple left on a motor trip to Wash­ neckline, bouffant akirt and Foster Shanp, also of Wapplng, In • Hair Styling Sfade was organist. live at Fort Monmouth, N. J., and matching bolero jacket. The Mr*. MargareO^leason,. 23 Tyler Mrs. Houck was graduated from ington, D. C. and Virginia. Mrs. • double ring ceremony Satur­ 'The bride, given in marriage by Clerke wore a blue princess dress later In Verona, Italy, when Lt. A zone change In Buekland, fraudulently Issuing • ‘ couple will spend the summer at a Hrcle, and the late Walter F. the Oxford School. Hartford, and Davidson completes his tour here. Philip M. Choms. 21. of 28 McCann day afternoon at the Talcotitville 9 Permanent from Wellesley College in 1959. her father, wore a gown of white with white accessories for a travel eonaidered the preliminary step to cottage In Stonington, and will silk organza, fashioned in princess Mrs. Davidson was graduated . V s - . - ; . tJr., charged with passing In a no Congregational (Thurch. G le w n . The bridegroom is the She is a member of the Junior cosume. After July 4, the couple ,Btahllehment o f a amaJl mdus- live In Ridgefield, Conn., after *01^ Andrew Young. Westerly, style with a scoop neckline and will live at 88 Silver Lane, East this month from DePauw Univer­ • passing-zone, and Miss Welles is the daughter of • Tinting and Bleaching League of Hartford. trial park there, Is scheduled for Sept. 1. R. I./^hd the late Mrs. Elsie short sleeves. Venice lace and se^d Hartford. sity, Greencastle, Ind. She was a in an e.atabUahed lane; John S, Ol- Mr. and Mrs. Philip Welles of Mr. Houck waa graduated from application -In a Town Planning The bride is a 1955 graduate of pearls trimmed the bodice and ac­ Mrs. Clerke was graduated frorn member of Kappa Kappa Gamma, .sav'er Jr., 19. of TOT Cambridge St., Manchester High School, and 365 Beelzebub Rd., Wapplng. Mr. • Hair Shaping The Gunnery. Washington, Conn., Cohmil««o» (TPC) hearing to­ charged with intoxication and des­ ^ 'r n ^ R e^F ran cis T. Butler per and-*Harvard University in 1959. cented the full skirt which extend­ Manchester High School and Uni­ vice president of the YW CA, vice graduated first in her class last Sharp is the son of Mr. and Mrs. versity of Southern California. Mr. president ot the International Re­ night. Altogether, seven zone truction of private-property. formed th e ^ u b le ring ceremony He was a member of,The Hasty ed Into a chapel train from a W at­ year from Central Connecticut Robert W. Sharp of 246 Foster Marti cures Clerke was graduated from A an ge requests are scheduled. Until July It. Edward S. Brown, Pudding Institute of iTTO teau back. She wore a crown of lation. Club, and was m ilitary ball State College In New Britain. She St., Wapplng. The bride, ^ n In marriage by; Swampscott High School, Swamp- The Buckland request, submit- 24. of Hartford charged with driv­ ■ it-f seed pearls with fingertip veil of queen of the DePauw A ir Force is employed as a chemistry teach­ The Rev. Robert Shimoda of her uncle, E ^ r d Brown of silk Illusion. The bride carried a scott, Mass.,* and 151118 University, ROTC for 1959-60. Lt. Davidson . ted bv attorneys for Thomas J ing while his license wss under sus­ Waterford, N Y., W a gown of Hackett, 75fi N. Main St., Is in the er at Ridgefield High School in TalcottviUe Congregaitlonal - „ „ white prayer book marked with He Is employed as a senior test en­ waa a June graduate from the U.S. pension. ■» Ridgefield. Mr. Morrison, also a white Bilk tulle and Chantilly l*ce. feathered white carnations and gineer by Pratt and Whitney Air­ Military Acaderny at West Point, fo rm ' of two applications. Botn ttntil July 2.5. U.sllio Agostinelli. rviagriiciu. wi. avav ... - - ■ Church performed the ceremony S su tu jb ^ 1955 graduate of Manchester High ,pj,g church w*s decorated with The lace bodice was\ fashioned 1 baby's breath In a cascade ar- craft, East Hartford. where he was a member of the would change from residence to 6.5. of 92 Bridge St., charged with with a Sabrina necklineXand dia­ industrial zone adjoining .School. was graduated from ' baskeU— ----- of -* —while and pink roses' ; rahgement. • j wrestling team and choir. indecent exposure Princeton University In 19.59. He arid blue delphiniums. Mrs. Frank­ 351 CEM EK ST. mond shaped pleated tulPa inset j Mrs. Shirley Ann Cowles, 148 (yf g, 14-«cTe prop<‘rty aouth of tne Until Aug. 15. William 0 . 131(1011, 1 - -...... - . • Scalloped lace edged the gathered juncUon of N. Main St. and Tol­ lin Welles, aunt of the„bride, was Bissell St., sister-in-law m t"® 2,3. of Hartford, Charged , with . is working for his skirt front which created a pqp- land Tpke. Preliminary plans for peddling Without a llcens^ and 1 miclear physics at Yale Univer- organist, and soloist was Mrs. Irv­ Adams-Senna bride, was rnatron of honor. Brides­ lum effect' above the back m fn ^ Raymondxvw'inwi*'' PhotoA A _ the area ehmv only propose road-. ' sity. ing Foster, cousin of the bride. For Your Appointment The wedding of Miss Gail Shar­ maids were Miss Valarie B. Boehm, theft. skirt of tulle. She wore a tiered Mrs. Larry Edward Young Elscorted by her failher, the on Senna of Manchester to Richard 677 Adams St.; Miss Chariot® ' ways into and- through It- crown of pearls and stiff lAce with Among five other applications i» brida wore a high neckllned gown Call M l 9 7043 John Adams, also of Manchester Fayle, 680 W. Middle Tp^e'' a shoulder-length cir<:ular veil. one’ from (preen Manor Ctonstruc- of white embossed nylon netting matching accessories (took place Saturday morning at Loyce A. Leave-strom., 385 HqfK Opea Dally 9 to 8; Friday ovuilafa HU 8 She carried a prayer bwik covered tion Co. Inc. for a 61-acre zone over white peau de sole w th a rose corsage. ; the church of the Assumption. maUck St., all of Manchester, and G ilm ore-W atson The bride is the daughter of Mr. change west of Vernon, St. The fitted bodice and long sleeve* end­ with white roses and blue tips of . and dinner was held Miss Nancy E. Landon, Gilead. bulldmg firm is seeking to change ing in points. The full-length carnations with white and blue at the Rosbjnount in Bolton. and Mrs. Joseph W. Senna Sr., 83 A ll the attendants wore gowns Seaman Circle. The bridegroom is of pink silk organza with tucked the traiit to a residence zone from skirU fell in tiers from the point­ streamers. ^ -A fte r July 11, the couple will the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Its present rural one. ed waistline. Her veil was of fin­ Miss Marylinn Gleason, sister of live at 34 Granite St., Westerly, bodices and bouffant skirts ^ t h The other four zone changes gertip-length white imported ny­ the bride, was maid o^ honor. She R. I. The bride attended Manches­ Adams. Lake Rd.. Andover. fioral appliques.; They wore hats a The Rev. rancis Butler of the would. If granted, affect the status lon tulle falling from a band of wore a blue lace dress and car­ ter High School, and was former­ with rose accents and ®*” '*®‘? CIhurch of the Assumption per- cade bouquets of pink feathered Of tvio subdivision areas'W ’ll- white ro.sebuds with pearls. She ried white camatlorfs.. ly employed by the Hartford Cour- Lsm J- Maguire’s tract In the ant classified department. MI. fornjed the nuptial Maas. carnations and carried a cascade bouquet of white ■ j'' V'*,* Bridesmaids were Miss Janet The bride; given in marriage by Grandriew St. area and the Case Young attended Westerly schools , James R. O'Connor, 36 Alice Dr^ roses. Butler of West Hartford, and Mrs. her father, wore a ballerina- was best mair. Ushers were Harry Bros, proposed subdivision along and is employed by the Cottrell, ...... wore • Miss Lois Sharp, sister of the Elaine Nemeroff of Manchester. length full skirted gown of .silk, H. Cowlescowles Jr...Jr., 148is;, BisseU^ SL. Spring St. near Highland Park. Printing Press Co., Westerly, R. I. ] bridegroom, was maid of honor. RISLEY . They wore w'hite Isce -sheath Her headpiece was a crown with brother of the bride; Samuel Plana I nUnown She wore a street-length princess dressea with underskirts of pow­ C.AN’T SEE IT 1 shoulder -veil. She carried a c o - 1 ------—------— No details for developnienl of style gown of light blue nylon over der blue. Tliey carried, colonial WOODWORKINO Platinum wire so fine that Itilonial------bouquet . of red roses and flowered hal, and she car­ the Hackett properly in B u ckl^ blue taffeta with a heart-shaped bouquets of blue and white car­ crown can't be seen except under m a g -. white carnations. , ried it colonial bouquet of plnk have been submitted to the TPC. neckline. Her wide-brimmed pic­ INCORPORATED nations. Nation r* used to make the; Mrs. D a lla s Senna of 31 Pioneer roses and white carnations. The property-is part of the farm­ ture hat matched the gown. She Harold Barnard of Westerly', R. crosshairs in some microscopes Circle, ghe wor^^^^^ land on the Hackett estate for­ carried a colonial bouquet of pink Lake St., Vernon I., was best man. Ushers were Dallas Senna, of 31 P'®"®” merly -used for tobacco growing. I.orln( Studio and telescopes. Diameters range, was ' " “ d Swtos Z m a cle, brother of the bride, waa beat carnations. David Plnardi and Robert Mac;- downward to some four-one-hun-1 white dotted Swiss dreas^witn a E n g a g e d ■ Beparatlng the tract from N. Main Tel, Jiil 9-4824 * I Frank Smith of Hawthorne, N. MRS. EDWARD FOSTER SHARP Vicar, both of Westerly. R I- dred-thousandths of an inch. Iilug floral background, a white. The engagement of Miss Rita , LorVns Studio Et. and Tolland Tpke. to the north Mrs. Gleason wore a blue lace ’^^lie bride’s mother wore a gr^n Light as lingerie ‘ is a strip of ‘ land already zoned Y. was best man. Ushers were ^ rz in s of 120 Forest St. tb ^ b - Engaged but tcith just the right amount David Welles, brother of the bride; TR 5-1166 ert James Brovy'n is announced by for industry. - j< The engagement of Miss Mary ■ The Green Manor application, li r and Donald* Sharp, brother of the Memorial High School, and was her parents, -Mr. and Mrs. Zanis of smoothing potter -vf < 4 Elizabeth Kelly. 105 Birch St,, to aranled, would be preliminary to I bridegroom,______both ot Wapping .. - I graduated _this year from Mld- . n t u . Berzins. ■ , Robert Milton Finley of Manches­ housing development in theaiea. , The bride's mother wore a nylon (jiggex Memorial Hospital School ★ CUSTOM KITCHENS Solom on-Abram son with white accessories, and a cor­ Mr. Brown la the son 01 Mrs. KODAK ter is announced by her shstcr, Mrs. 1. One site stretches to fit small, me­ The company is currently develop- j dre.ss of topaz eyelet, pink acces­ of Nursing., sage of white carnations _ Emma J. Brown of 60 Spruce St. sories, and a sweet pea corsage. A reception at the Walnfit S t and the late Thomas W. Brown. Lester Olesen of Hartford, dium, and large Ing the former Cushman Farm, Fifm S ale Her fiance ,1s the son of Mrs. property to the east, and has re- . The bridegroom’s mother wore a ★ COUNTER TOP SPECIALIST Restaurant waa held a.t 11 o clcKk Miss Berzins Is a gfaduate of blue and Lavender print dress, Temple Beth Zion in Philadel­ Manchester High School and the Ednah FlplCy,. 105 Birch St., and 2. Waistband dips for comfort quested a zone cheuige on a large for 30 g^uests. For a motor m p the late Cecil >M.'Finley. The bride- white accessories, and a corsage of OPEN phia. Pa.; was the scene of the wed­ University of Connecticut, She is tract abutting both the Chishman BLACK ftRV WHITE ★ GENERAL WOODWORKING through New England, the bride elect Is the daughter of the late Mr. Farm and the property to be con- ■V pink miniature carnations. ^ ding of Miss Carole Abramson of wore a 2-piece blue suit, blue hat, employed in the group underwrit­ 3. Ruffled front band flattens the 8 A.M . to 9 P.M* J 20-620-127 2 1 ^ ing depSrtment of the Travelers and Mrs. John F. Kelly of Hart- eldered tonight for rezoning. Fofto'wing the ceremony, a re­ Philadelphia to Mark I. Solomon and black accessories. A^ter June V. ception for 150 guests was held at ; tummy Magruire and Case Bros, arc SUNDAY, 8 A.M.-8 P.M. '•A'. 29, the couple will live at 49 Wells Insurance Co. ^°Miss Kelly la employed in the the Wapping Commiy|lt.V House in i -★ BUILDING MATERIALS o f Manchester Saturday evening. Mr. Brown Is a gradfiate of • peeking to rezone their proposed Labor’ Department of the State of Wapping. For a motor trip to the The bride is the daughter of Dr. St! ^ . Manchester High School. He 4. Sheer potcer.net gives coolest-ever subdivisions to residehce zones PINE PHARMACY The bride attended Manchester Connecticut. Mr. Finley is employ­ Midwest, the bride wore a red and Paul Abramson, Philadelphia. The served four years in the United which ■would permit construction 884 CENTER 8T. High School. The bridel^oom was ed by United Aircraft Corp., East comfort white linen suit and white acces- j COLOR bridegroom Is the son of Mr. and State* Air Force and is presently of ■ more houses' than at present. graduated from Windham High Hartford. He served for two years sories. A lter July 4, the couple i 120.:620-127 Mrs. Sanol J. Soloi^n, 19 Robert attending the University of Hart- Magpiire is asking a change from School and Is employed by D ^ In France and Germany with the 5. Stretch hand at lower edge prevents .. Residence- A A to Residence A will live, at 13 Alsop Ave., Middle- - Wall ‘ Associates, Manchester. He foed. j j . 1. >»'■ A late summer wedding is U.S. Army during World W ar II. Zone, and Case Bros, la asking a to"'"' - J ... I' ^*Rabbi Reuben MaRil performed 'i'* . served three years In the U.S. An August wedding is planned. binding change from , rural to Residence 'The bi'idegroom was graduated , NEED the ceremony.' / Arm y in Texa.s and Greenland planned. from Ells\Vorth Memorial High j The bride weire a gown with an - M i ■«■. 6. Pantie brief has soft tricoL crotch AA. KODAOHROME School in 1965, and State Unlver- ; SCREENS Alencon JAcft bodice and Sabrina sllj^ of New York, in J958. He 38 MM. ‘ * 1 n o neckline, -peau de sole skirt with Wonderful for ligltt slimming under all served active duty in the U.S. OR panel of Alecon lace applique, a mm Liorin* Studio Arm y Reserve In 1959. He Is em- I 20 Expoanran. I pleated cummerbund and cathedral your nicest playclothes C ourt Cases^ j MRS. FRANK DAVID GILMORE ployed by Sharpwell Implement | COMBINATION train’ Her headdress was an Alen­ Service in Glastonbury. The bride ; con lace Juliet cap with fingertip I P236— Free-for-All stretch jpirdle. Packag^ The wedding Of Miss Ellen Is -f Antone Meyer, Manchester, wa*| 1* a 1967 graduate of Ellsworth ; SCREEN DOORS? POLOROID veil. She carried a prayer bopk to go. White. $3.95 Howard Phillips, no certain ad- setla Watson and Frank David best man. Ushers were .lohn Zin N o 82. $ 1 covered with orchids and streamers dreaa. was sentenced, to 30 days Gilmore waa solemnized Saturday nick, Vernon; Douglas Heisler, CALL CONNECTICUT of stephanotla. A GIFT P237— (not shown) Free-for-All stretch pan- Hi Jail tor intoxication. morning at St. James Church. Manchester: and John Mullins, Miss Phyllis Solomon, Manches­ .tic brieL Packaged to go. White. $3.95 Andrew Mooney, no certain ad- The bride, who lives at 869 Main Vernon. ter, sister of the bridegroom, was ^ I FROM USED ON dresa. was given a 30-day sus­ St.. Manchester, Is the daughter of The bridegroom's mother wore F A S T L U N C H Ruseo maid of honor. Mrs. Alan Smith, Four Models to Choose. From. HOLIDAY COLOR Elkina Park, Pa., was matron of pended sentence and' placed on six Mr. and Mrs.-Clement C. Watson, a flowered voile dress aith pink AT SAVINGS OFFICES Be Sure — Buy Reliability. honor. They wore matching gowns ^ it MICHAELS, months good behavior probation Presque Isle. Maine; The bride­ rosebud corsage. 50 Ft. $1 A O for intoxication. groom is the aon of. Mrs. Evelyn ARTHUR'S of white eyelet trimmed with blue Gilmore of Walnut Sb. “ A reception was hold. at the R. G. KIHLE ^ 8 MM. Ron. sashes and blue streamers on the MEMORABLE L- D 2 W Phillips and Mooney l^d bee/i PolUh American Club. A fter July HINCHEONETTE held In custody since tjieir arrest The Rev. James T. O’Connell conveniently located! skirts. Both carried blue gardenias 1, the couple will live at TKRidge M l 9 -0 4 4 8 Saturday night. . ... ™ performed the double ring cere­ and foliage. , , i. of Aubln Raymond, 24, of 55 Clin­ mony . . St. Representing F A N D D William Bayer, 14 Stephen St., Given in marriage b j, her bro­ Mr*. Gilmore attended school* Manchester, was best man. Ushers ton St., waa fined a toUl of I2(), Bartlett-Bralnard Products Co. OCCASIONS ■ ^ 4 810 each on charges of intoxica- il her. Clement E. Watson of Rock- In Presque isle. Maine, and the AUTO STORES were Lewis AUlnson, Elkins Park, ! ville. the brrde wore a gown of Farmington State Teachers Col­ s 8S9 New Pnrk Av*„ 868 MAIN 8T. Pa;; Rlcdiard Harrison, Kearney ticin and breach of peace West Hartford—AD 8-4418 Jlie R. Smith, 22. of 698 E white silk organza over taffej.a, lege, Farmington, Maine. She Is, AnywhoM.* in Connecticut a N. J.; Michael Berger, South for styled "with fitted bodice, square FREE DELIVERY Orange, N. J.; James Drazln. New SdJe Tpke., ■«(*• fined *15 employed by the goulhem New Savings and Loan Association '«■ / ■ jf MW, ' neckline and medallons of Alen- England Telephone Co. In Man­ Haven; Jan Van Amerongen P()rt ;»*r. ‘^ I? S t"^ le r M © r Hartford, I ^nn lace embroidered with s^ulna chester. Mr. Gilmore attended LIGDEn DRD6 Office is near you Hnif-a Washington, L. I., and Jerry Sltrin, 't C M ^ *6 fm -nlsslne in a ' <‘"'1 bouffant skirt with panels and Manchester, »chools' and is em­ A t The PARKADE Million cuslomrrs own Half Albany, N. Y. a-aa fined 86 for passing in train. She wore a crown of Mrs. Solomon, mother of the ‘.'tr'* paasinr zone. fingertip veil of ployed by Goodyear of East Hart­ n-BiMion Dollars in Savings The clwrge of breach, of Her bouquet was ford. bridegroom, wore »■ W h e n you want tf-ie I)-- •' h-.iv mutually ownt-d blue lace bodice and chiffon skirt against Russell R. Tucker, feathered carnatibns, baby s 01 of * feathered carnatl institutions! In shades of blue. . 14 Bldridge St., was nolled breath and ivy. A reception was held in t ^ ball­ Ten case* were continued. 1 Mrs. CTement E. Watson of HUBBARD HILL room of the Barclay Hotel, Ritten- Until next Tuesday, George B-. Rockville, sister •- in - law of the Goinq on VoeoHon? house Sq.. Philadelphia. •rrahk, 2<». of 18 Trotter St ,- for brifle, WHS matron of honor.- She 7 //U ’ 7 For a wedding trip to Nassau trial ail two counts.of breach oj (-wore an American beauty roee Take your favorite TV-program* D A Y C A M P and the Bahamas, Mrs. Solomcm p€ACV.peace, »nnand destructionur»uuvi.ivii of»»» school gown wunwith nivrufitted bodice»n^uL.r an'4and bouf-a/w** with .you -with a modem por­ wore a gray and white MaBohester and other leading cities. property. This morning, he skirt of filk organza tiers. OPENS JULY 7 with white overblous^ blMk iu ilty to an additional charge of §he carried a Colonial bouquet of table TV aet. Beaaonable rates 968 MAIN STREET Msw HAVBN • ManTseno • aaioaseont IN GLASTONBURY catant accessories and white hat. Bachrach Photo MsaiDBN • wATsasuav • saisTou -vespasaing; \yilUam A. Hampson, pink wid whiiV^camatlons ■with forT, 2 and 8 week rental*. ('.\XD 1 KS The couple w ill live in Manchester MGVCHSW aaiTAIN—... . MAHCMSSTSa , :i>l. of 70 Birch St;, for trial qn matching stream^*- For 1»oys and girl*, age* I- lt . MRS. MARK I. SOLOMON THE KNOWN NAME, ^O O tlTO W N • TGRiUNGTOH Look for tha package disp^. ■^^hargea of breSch of peace qjid Bridesmaids were Miss Cather­ Cal 6ON06R TV Swimming ingtruoDon. crafts, Jolomon was graduated MGVIOftNGt • FAWTUCFiT ine C. Watson. Manchester, sister of THE KNOWN QUAIIIY SINCE V900 ;tre*paaalng on »(Jiool proprtTy: sports, aaturo study, etc. For from Overbrook High School and School and a I9 6 0 graduate of the nomlcs J •3Btoma* P. DelMbstro, 18, ot 2l of the bride; Mis* Earleen Jljlson, p'or Information: ihe University of Pennsylvania. Andover, and Mrs. Gordon Trayes. further Information call Mra. University of Pennsylvania where t •X*MX St., for fi-lal on a charge oJ 214 SPRUeg: »T. i, b « *®ortved * B.1^ ito *»9 to ‘ la the field taxauan. ^ “breach of peace; Robert C. Hjal- New Canaan, sister of the bride. Richard O'Dell, r.laalonbiiry PINE LENOX PHARMACY 3 Srj23S u * S -i^ ^ Ifneer. 18, of 123 Waddell -Rd.; They wore qqua gown* styled sim- MANCHESTER. CONN. Country Day School, MEdford MI9-0B94 tlsrb’ to thp matron o f honor's. 899 E. CENTER ST. ;jeh*ilg»

c ; * A. ; ^ PAGE fBYEN MANCHBSTBa EVEim^G HEBALD. yA N G H E Sto, COKW^ MONDAY, JUNE 27. 1960_^ n, South Windsor 1' MANCHESTER EVEt^ING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONNa MONDAY, JUNE 27, 1960 Senators Rap 1 Red Bloc Quits Arms Talk, State Tests Hagenow, Tyler Die, PAGE SIX on toe $443/865 '>U'»get^ll^. Lack of Policy Selectman Back Plans back Injo hla own office, a Uttla af­ Regional 8 dover. $141,048,17; Helton, $189,- t ^ t would hava been all right A Thotight for Today 746.65; and Marlborough, $113,- Dead Coon ter S o’clock In the afternoon, with Ignores-New U.S. Pw)pos.al Close Brothers-in-law with Rliee,. too, because Ji# Is one flponiorad by the Msnchwtef 635.28. The cost la based on toe iH anrltrBtcr a briefcase held as If it conUlned n U2 Incident of those who, perhaps quite imder- Conn cl) of Cbnrcbea number of students attendtog from For Rabiei For Athletic Fields a new contract, or with some brisk Voters Asked each town. . and after the abortive aummlt Two bpotoets-ln-law, who want standahly, believes only In the raaa Pag* honor# In th* Windsor Menw^al (Oonttsasd from Pag* One) Eotntng i|craU> order for Innovation of procedure •nil, wiitar doaa not raoall aaa- In dlicuaalon la the three t o ^ a / meeting in Paria. ^ . . . to ManelNster gdkoota together Cemetery. . Following a meeting at Cavey^ rOBUSHWO^V w ultimata full war between two during toe past weeks, there has at” batel^a tha W. General A*- As 21orln stalked Into toe aes- A SUte laboratory In Hartfort among his underlings, or other gea- ing the auibject a t prayer being Friends may call at tha funeral The May day spy flight which ResUurant In Mancheater recrat- CO INC worlds. For $10,000 been a difference of opinion be­ sion to make hla dramatic an­ Istestlng toe remains of a coon to­ and war* lifelong friends, d ^ " U PI—til Strjet ture to prove that three hours of up to tWi oolumn recently. Mnabty, home tonight from 7 to 9. ly by South Windsor town offi­ Mjadi—t«r. Cwog. The deiiarture of Rhee thus tween residents who would HRe ,to nouncement, he met UA- ‘**J*R*^* day to see If It had rablea over th« weekend within Id houfe went down de^p Inside R'ussla Police Arrests absence from buslnesi was, after So, pertiapa prayer le the most OONTAOT WBN» O T C IA U W Poland'. Marian Naatoowakl, cials, UtUe League and B » ^ * ; f —OJUS F. raRODSON see more experienced teachers add­ Eaton, who returned from vvasn- Tbe animal waa picked up by and 1,400 mile* ot each other. Frank Bmltli KndeMld probably should never have been Ruth League repreaen^vea and R. FERGiraON leaves us with only Chlang Kai- sJl, the very best kind of attention natural theme for the week ahead. A d ^ d Funds flfcaieman for tlM day, rejected all ^bU »her» Two of the moat common nUa- ed to the 8-year old school system ihgton Saturday with a draft or Dog Warden Lee Fraccjlla around Burton B. Hagenow, 51, of 28 undertaken, toe^ Senate group sug­ others, pUin# for establishment of shek on Formosa aa an ally who while others, who are opposed to toe wMtera delegatee’ damanda to toe new western proposals. _ Frank Kuclenski, aUo known william F. Hartley, 16, of West rounded October 1, 1811 business could be getting. takea with reapect to prayer are suppertime Saturday near the West St., died at 7 p n»' aa Frank Smith, 69, of 223 Oak St., a public park system *",°®uin alncerely and perhaps necessltous- Voters of toe three towns In this, are in favor of hiring a res­ be heard and, after recognizing all Eaton told him bta trip had been home of John Schelbenflug, at 281 gested. Hartford, was arrested on Sator- PDblMtad But If the custom grows and (1) the assumption that prayer OPTICAL STYLE at Mancheater Memorial Hospital died yaaterday at Manchester Me­ day and charged with p ilin g a Windsor which would Include M#- ly believes that romethlng ought Regional District 8 will be asked ident superintendent rather than School St., after It had chased a The committee said It had not ■ rSd re an M spreads, the alibis can be dropped constats entirely of words ad­ after a long lllneea. Upon receiv­ morial Hospital after a Short Ill­ found out all It wanted to know red light. According to police, toe quate athletic field# to accomo**«« i^ a at Maixieeter. Conn.. »» to be done to embroil us In a war dressed to God by one of ua men; to continue with a new rural su|^r- I MAIN 8OTUCET I child. ..tt contestanU in a number of^ oite l*aa—*iuirMattef. eventually, and the formality of tonight to pass a $10,000 supple­ Joined in the walkout. AUlea and... might • tt. tt. have aomethlng ^ 9 •# I ft IF ing word of Hagenow*# death. ness. about toe case. For example, it arrest resulted from an a c c e n t with that Communism which he (2) that all prayer Is on the same Intendent appointed to take toe , Fracchia aald toe coon died were given toe green light by the sitting upright at a table while mental budget requested by the place ot'Andrew Manges who has The weiU m delegationa decided to put before the conference later Nelson Earl Ty*^ri ****** * He waa bom In Poland, Jan. 1, said It was unable to learn Just on E. Middle Tpke. June 18. Hart­ BOBSCRIPtlON, RATES level. A very good way to sUrt Lbout two hour# before ho got It, heart attack at 10 a.m. Sunday Board of Selectmen. Parable In Advance regards as not only his own mor­ Ijdting siesta can be abandoned, Regional 8 Board of Education. asked for assignment to another to conUnua the meeting alone un­ 1891, and came to Mancheater In what Information toe May ley is due In court o” „ the week ta by correcting such der the ehalrmanahlp o f British this w ^ k . , .V * hi. at hta home In Sarasota, Fla. The 1902. He had been employed as a William E. Davis, 48, of 137 Details to be submitted by to* One ...... S tal enemy but our mortal enemy A meeting on toe subject wUl be Zorin replied merely that >n *“• benflug told the Dog Warden U had flight waa supposed to bring back. flia Hon the ...... and we can get some degree closer erNR"*- , . .. , ^ M i f f e d ' Minister of State David Ormaby- wive# of Hagenow and Tyler meat-cutter for 36 years at toe Pearl St., was arrested Md selectmen to {voter* for approve ^iree Honlha aa well. Chiang probably believes held at 8 p.m. to th# auditorium of This 1s toe firA, tim i the Re­ view the conference had not been a fit before Fracchia got theft. So Its conclusions were qualified to that real pinnacle of clvillza Prayer doee not constat entirely^ stateni. Mr. Tyler and his family Hartford plant of Armour A Co. by many Ifs and Its criticism waa charged with evading responsibil­ at a Town Meeting following a One Month ...... that It would be right for him and of words addressed to God; for RHAM High School, ^ gional Board has requested addi­ very profitable thus far, but fiave Of two coons that were tested Weekly ...... tlon, on which work and afternoon tional funds to operate the school. U.8. Dolagata Fradarick M. Eaton had vielted here iBBt nunifner. before his retirement several ity this morning. , , ' public hearing will eoort be an­ prayer ta listening aa well aa talk­ The Regional Board estimates Eaten no hint that he was about this spring,'-one was found not expressed softly. .u ... SlnSle C o w ...... right for us if he could snare us It]i original budget was cut con­ toen praaantad the new American >4Y, Harenow w m bdm In Man- years sgo. He was a member of The majority report made these Patrolman Richard Lorl^r ar­ nounced In The Herald. _ are considered Incompatible. ing. To piay effectively, you must that It wlU coat $10,000 above toe to break up the talka. rabid, while teats on the other were member of Into such a w-af, or if it should siderably this spring after a meet­ dlaarmamant plan, whldi waa still Zorin's prepared speech Ignored Chester, Aug. 18. 1909. don M rn St. John’s Polish National Cath­ points: 1 ' ___ rested Davis as toe ft^ * t of an ac­ School playgrounds are no THE ASSOCIATE® PRESS have momenta of quiet. You muat $433,065 approved at the March under negotiation among the five inconclusive. Louise Kish ..Hagenow and toe late olic Church. 1. Intelligence operations are cident that occijirrad Saturday on longer big enough to accomodat* *nie Aaeociated Frees Is eacluslvely happen that some Chinese Com­ budget meeting to operate the ing with Boards of Finance from the new . western proposals but let God do aome of the talking. toe three towns before presenting •reaiem delegationa. Sidney Hagenow. A veteran ot Survivor# include hta wife, Mra necessary: It was "just plain bad Charter Oak St. »200 all the players and spectators who antitled to the use munist act or gamble would find Give Him an opportunity to an­ school "In a good and efllclent charged repeatedly ^ha*. tof.^uIS all B0W8 diSTMitChCB CTf^ltcd tO it OF Bloodm obile Visits it to toe annual budget meeting. The Ameifean plan,_drafted J>y western delegations — the United World War II, ha aerved with a Antonette Berg Kuclenski: two luck” tpat tbe plane went doira. Davla waa « '« "* * * wish to parUcipete In "uW ^r ao- not otherwise credited us trapped Into such a war. swer your prayer then and tiiere. manner during the coming Marlborough Finance B o a r d Baton and,_____ State and DefeiiM De­ medical unit In toe European sons, Frank Kuclenski Jr. of Man 2 President Eisenhowers de­ for appearance In court Friday. tlvlties, elpce school aupervlslon I* and also the local neWs published here. The Board la asking for $8,000 SUtes, BriUln, France, Italy and All rljhta of republlcatlon of *PJC'** But we Americans can be par­ He may not do so, but He should chairman Philip Wadhams at­ m i offlelata ih Washington Strikers Hear Theater. He was employed by Chester, and Walter Kuclenski cision to take personal responsi­ avallalJle during the week, and not MMH Wednesday be given the chance. Prayer at its more to order to hire teachers with Canada >— had refused to discuss dispatches herein are also reserved. doned, we would think. If we felt tended a recent Regional Board IGuri'wwk, provldea folf three care­ any genuine dtaarmament meas­ Pratt and Whitney Aircraft in Smith of Rocky Hill; two daugh bility for authorizing the spy pro­ weekends. ^ ^ * best ta talking with God, not just greater experience to replace those meeting to state that he was not fully pontroUed Mages of dtaarm- East Hartford. ters. Miss Mary Kuclenski Smith gram "is unprecedented In in­ Pumper ,WHw Oontoat Full service client of N. El ^ Serv- that we ourselves ought to have that are leaving tola year. It Is ures. Pleas by Union Rockville-Vernon The second Bloodmobile 'visit talking to Him. opposed to the additional money amant beginning with toe eaUb- 1 Surviving, bealdes hta mother, and Mrs. John Konarskl, both of telligence operations.’’ Competing against newly W ‘“ iSiblfshers ^ w some power of decision over our during the 10th anniversary of The second error mentioned especially Interested In hiring for teachers salaries, he questioned Itabmant o t an International dta- Manchester; a brother,- Paul 3. The administration’s prepar- Julius Mathews Special Aaei^y — New teachers with more than five years are his wife, Mrs. Amelia Nadeau fire departments from H *^® ™ own fate. above is that all prayer ia on the only the amount for the principal a armament control organization Hagenow of Manchester; six Kuclenski of Manchester; a stater, ed-in-advance story to deal w th County and Stafford, includtog York ChicaEO. D»»troit and the Manchester blood program experience since In the past a (Continued from Page One) MEMBCT^ AUDIT BUREAU OF We would have felt better In same level. There are many levels salary. under the United Nations. brothers, Charles Hagenow, Wil­ Mrs. Lenora Bober of Manchester the loss of a spy plane Inside Rus­ CallasGets Kenalngton, Hazardville, the CIRCULATIONS will take place Wednesday. or kinds of prayer. Since I have large number of staff menibers Cubans Probe that respect If Chlang had not The mobile unit will be In op­ ' Walking out with toe Ruaalana Division. It spftad toe next day liam Hagenow, and Stewart and three grandchildren. sia was Inadequate. South Windsor Fire Department six days to discuss this subject have come to the'school with no MaocheHter Evening Herald An- were the delegates o f Caechorio- 4. 'The administration probably The Herald Prlnfln* taken the occasion of the Elsen­ eration from 10;46 a.m. to 6:45 to Pratt A Whitney Aircraft Hagenow, all of Manchester, The funeral will be held Wednes won top honor* for best equipment assumes no financial reaponidblllty tor for you, may we use the remain­ previous teaching experinece. rover oorrespond»t, :Mrt. »• valda, Poland, Romania and Bul­ plants In East Hartford. Manches­ day at 9 a.m. at the Holmes Fun put too much emphasis on justifi­ Case Put Off typographical errors p.m. at the emergency entrance For Cause of Richard Hagenow of Bast Hart­ with toe 1959 La France mipM hower visit to proclaim, once ing five of them to discuss five The Board also estimates that an Pfanstiehl, telephone PI *-6886. garia. Remaining were toe rep­ ter and North Haven, and sot the eral Home, 400 Main St. Burial cation of the flights. wfliementa and other r—dlnR^mat of Manchester Memorial Hospital. additional $1,500 may be needed ford, Robert Hagenow of Glastoi^ pumper fire engine purchased lart In The Manchester Evening Herald. again, his own 'mission to recon­ major types of prayer? Tomorrow, resentatives of toe United States, Hamilton Standard------Dlvlsl()p . In bury, and Thomaa Hagenow of will be In St. Jirtin’s Polish Na­ 5. Either the White House or toe year. The competition was staged The first Visit during the 10th Prayar of Petition. Then in order. to hire a principal with a minimum BBN-OUBION HOME \ToJuly II Display advertlslnr dt^nit hours: quer the Chinese mainland. anniversary of the program took Britain, Franiea, Italy and Can^fc Havana Blasts Windsor Locks and Broad Brook. Springfield, 'Vt, tional Catholic Cemetery. State Department should have outdoors at toe Vernon Fair held Intercession, Penitence, Thanks­ of five years’ experlnence. TOe Tel Aviv, Israel, June 27 W — Terms for n eir contracts at all rv,r Monday-1 p.m. Ejjaaj;„ We would feel more In charge place June 3. At that time, don- Zorin grimly told newsman he ta The funeral will be held tomo^ Friends may call at toe funer­ handled the cover story. over the past weekend. For Tuesday^l P "*- giving, and finally, Prayer of amount now to the budget ia $9,500 Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion returning to Moecow Immediately. the plants are the basis ot the dis­ 6. The Incident and Its handling An arson'charge against Joseph of our own destiny If Chiang ors who gave June 1950 gath- row at 8-.15 a.m. at toe John F. al home tonight from 7 to 9 Wolves Confident For Wednesday—1 Praise. Principal Carlton B. Seybolt who returned to Israel today after vis­ With only weatem representa­ (Ooatoinod tram Pikge One) pute. Negotiations ended In stale­ o’clock, and tomorrow from 8 to undoubtedly constituted a contri­ For Thursday-1 P.nr Wt^nesday would abandon Quemoy and Mat­ ered for a reunion—and another has resigned to take a position In Tierney Funeral Home, 219 w. Edward Callas, 19, j^ilv Despite the loss of a baseball For Friday—1 p.tn. Thu^ay. The Rev. Alfred U WilUaroa its to France, Belgium and the tives remaining, reporters wer* mate before the strike began, but Center St., followed by a^aolemn 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. buting factor to the summit con­ donation. Rector, St. Mary’s Church toe Trumbull system, will receive dump sealed off Immediately after Vernon, waa continued “ "*•** ^*^ game to Windsor Locks by an 11-1 *ClSilfW’'ii'n "; ^ so’^i.m. each su, the Island thorns ho hol^s Netherlands and talks with Iwd- OHMANOJ.WEST • DIRECTOR admitted for the first time to toe they were resumed a week high Maaa o t requiem at St. ference breakup; 11 In Rockville City Court *®^®y-. score In a no hitter, second of toe da? of publication except feturday $1,000 more there. ers of toe three countries. One nteeUng room in toe Palace of the blasts. the request of Gov. Abraham RIW- 'Howard L. Beaverstock Fourteen of toe 17 committee against the Chinese mainland In H.'VE’EFOBD MAN KIUJED An additional $500 is also re An army communique appeared James’ Church at 9 a.m. Burial The continuance was granted to season -pitched by Plsatl of toe t sum. ______Colds Can Be Induced traveler he did not meet MMdMnw'i OkUta—wHh phone m i 9-71N Natlona. will be In St. James’ Cemetery. members signed toe ®*" the hope that the Chinese Com- Gardiner, Maine, June 27 (JP> quested for custodial salaries. A to put toe damper — at least Rockville— Funeral services for Homer E. Capehart (R-Ind |ls- Atty. Robert J. Pigeon, who will Windsor Locks team, Friday, toe Presldenf Arturo Frondizl of Ar­ Sm ItaMI tadWto# The American plan, Introduced The seven plants have a total of Friends may call at the funerm Howard Lester Beaverstock, 86, represent Callas. but who w.as en­ Monday, June 27 munlsU will attack them and that Donald A. Sllloway, 42, Hartford,. ------delegation'Of custodians met with Off-SlTMt PmUH for toe' moment— on unconfirmed South Windsor Babe- Ruth League Conn was fatally injured Satur- Chlcago-^Although medical seb gentina. There had been specula­ before the empty Communist about 31,000 production workers. home tonight from 7 to 9 o’riock. of 14 N. Park St., who died Satur­ ■anted.sented, savingsaying he— did ^ not think It gaged In a Hartford court this we, In such showdowm, will re­ toe asking salary WUIAM J. UNNOH, Uc. itawi reports of sabotage. Wolves are > «5nfident of topping tion they might seats, was a revision of the earlier The company has been ^ Mr. 'Tyler was bom In Bark- day morning, were held this after­ promoted the best interests of the Key To Disarmament day when he fell nut of a car. entiaU can’t cuje toe common c ^ increases since they have been un­ The explosiona — two small United States. Sens. Alexander morning. ^ district teams In play over to* solve our straddle-commitment The driver was Identified as th^y can give it to you. their dli«)ute over Adolf Elch- 142 EAST CENTER STREET. MANCHtSTER daily attendance fig;ures . hamsted, Conn., Dec. 22. Continued with the arson charge able to hire another man for toe noon at 2 o’clock at the Ladd Fu­ Wiley (R-Wls) and F ,r a n k J. first half of toe season. They pre­ It Is so rare an experience for there. In faVo.r of defending the is­ Robert Mealey, 33, Hartford, by symptoms h a v e jj^ n pr^^^^^ mann*8 capture, but the lueetirig It says are evidence that toe of toe-late Cyrus and Bessie Skin­ neral Home, 19 Ellington Ave. Ttie were two counts each of breaking staff due to toe low starting salary. created a frenzy In toe capital. Lausche (D-Ohlo) signed a sep­ viously defeated toe Windsor us to find former President Harry lands. Doubtless ■ Chiang now Dolice who said the vehicle was introducing a parainfluenza virus The estlrnated cost to toe towns did not come off. llinit—whereas all the Soviet dis unions have lost toe ner Tyler. He lived most of hta life Rev. Paul J. Bowman, pastor of and entering and theft in cwnec- Locks team, 6-0, here, and have a armament plans have set a time Crowds rushed wildly about toe week, toe company predicted, toe In Vernon and Mancheater before arate atatement criticizing what Truman contributing,constnictive- values these positions more than going’ about 40 miles per hour. 1 Into the nasal passages streets, some splattered with Ukilon Congregational Church, of­ they called a lack of coordination tlon with break# at the Vernon 6-1 won-lost record. Windsor limit—but provided for eight clear­ number of worker* on the job wiu moving to Saraabta with his fam- ficiated. Burial was In Grove Htll Fire Co. 1 firehouse where a badge ly to any discussion of the prob­ ever because he calculates that blood. but generally defending the admin­ Locks lost to Broad Brook. 7-4, ly defined opening stepa of a world reach 60 per cent of normal. ' By 12 years ago. He was employed Cemetery. , .. was stolen and at toe Redmen s lems of the time that we seize upon Gsliano Street, Havana’i shop­ istration’s handling of the case. following toe game with toe local President Eisenhower, In his pres­ trMty: The major Issues In toe con­ at an orange grove there. Mr. ^averstock died ,^ter Club. , 1. Establishment of an Interna­ ping center, was littered with team. tt, Immediately, e ent bruised mood, would be more tract dispute are grievance and He served with toe Army In toe brief Illness. Bom in Hartford State Police arrested Callas In The Wolves may be seen In ac­ An upper-level Truman did ap­ tional disarmament control organl- arbitration provtalona. union sec­ African and Italian campaigns dur­ June 20, 1924, Ite-waa toe aon of likely to make the tough choice. One young nUUtlaman poking connection” with a series of fires tion tonight at 6:30 p.m. on St. pear, out In San Frainiclsco Sunday But such an Involvement for us Uktion. urity, automatic pay raises in­ ing World War II. and was a mem­ Mrs. Dorotoy Gamlln Beaverstock toat plagued the area In the past Francis Church field off Ellington 2. A controlled ban on all apace angrily about to# shattered glass stead of merit hikes, and aenlor- ber of toe VFW In Manchester. He and to# late Lester Beaverstock. Hospital Notes night, to make a speech on the and for the whole world should not satelllte^iarmed with weapons of fronts muttered: “In a Amerl- three months. However, they have Rd. playing toe Wapplng Black Ity protection. played semi-pro football In Man- He was a lifelong resident of not specified which flrpa he Is ISth aimiversary of the founding maaa destruction. canoe, L o a Americanos (the Bear*. Coach^VPete” Am o of the be In the.hands of one ally, or, for The wage scales at- tha plants toester and was well-known in Rockville. PaUente Today: WO charged with igniting. _ of the United Nations. He gave an 8. Establishment of air and Americana, the Americans) Wolves said Sunday night a wolf that matter, within the'decision of ----- In- vary. sport circle# here. Survl'vor# besides Ws mother ADMITTED SATURD»lY : Peter Four teenagers were referred to can always beit a bear. If tho up-bsat apprsdsal of the perform- ground observation •onaa, Survivors Include his wnfe, Mft. Include hta wife, Mrs. Sophie any tempo’imry presidential mood. chiding parts of the Soviet Union i Panciera, Stafford Springs; Mrs. juvenile court In connection with Bears 'wln and Windsor Locka ■iioo of that organlaaUon to date, Beatrice Nadeau Tyler; ^ o chil­ Wandzy Beaverstock, a aon, Jo­ Ida McLeod, Andover; Mra. Selma break at a model home In Vernon dren. Mary and Stephen wins its ramalning game, a play­ whidt It deserves, on the rscord. In "'Si-ISS;Jfee Talks Tonight Sehultz Leaves seph Howard Beaverstock, all of Bridgeman. 73 Oak St.; Mary Beto from which small Items were off may be neceaaary, but Am o Who Lives By The Chisel' of Saraaota, Fla.; four brothers, Rockville, and a brother, David spits of ths fact that It has not Morrell. East Hartford; David stolen. They are James P. Cole, 18. claima there is no chance of that Carl Tyler and Ralph “JV**^ of R, Beaverstodt o f Manchester. Brewster St, Coventry, charged begun to satisfy fully this world’s It doesn’t always take a crook! air On Far East Tour Nike Command Vernon. Philip T^ler ■Harvey. 41 Liberty St. happening. ' and naval baaet "to esUhllto * ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Ed- with breaking and entering and To etreas Safety continually Increasing need for to catch a crook. He will often do | Cyrua Tyler *>* W etoersfl^ . and OuBfam Taksitia ■ward Berggren, 9 Foster St.; John larceny: Arlene R. Jendrawakl, 16, l(ggle for control! over nuelsar. (OenSsasd from P *fo One) three sisters. Miss Marion ^ * ^ In connection with the eaifety some system of order higher than It himself. dMtvery syitema in subsequent Colonel Veater M. wh® Custon Yakaitta, 929 Tolland Person, 74 Jensen St.; Mrs. Doraen of Wlllimantic, breaking and enter­ has commanded toe 12 N&e bat­ Brooklyn, N. Y., ***“ ^ '* ^ program of toe Connecticut Fede­ the nuclear-anarchy of nations. Tpke., died yesterday at toe Man­ Benson, 27 Bate# Rd.; Robert Put­ ing; Mary A. Pacholski, 17, of Wll- Down In New York City, Bor­ Committee In a report Saturday teries In Connecticut since and Mrs. Christine Richard, both ration of Woman’* Club the mem­ He summed up everything he had “^S^Agrsed fore# levsU 2)4 mil­ chester Memorial Hospital aftejr nam, 65 Brookfield St.; Mrs. IHor- llmantic, breaking and entering bers of toe Junior Woman’s Club ough President Hulan Jack la on | that toe administration mishandled her 1958, gave up command of uie of Vernon. ' and larceny; and Da'vld S. Mac- lion ^ for too 8Ut« ^ Funeral aervicss wUl I******** J***" a short Illness. ence Thompson, 35 East St., Rock­ of South Windsor will distribute to say In one pungent phrase; "The trial In a conflict of Interest | the Bovtet Union, with aimbstn toe U2 spy plane case last month. 63rd Artillery Group to take He was bom In Lithuania, and Lachlan, 16, of Cedar Swamp Rd., new assignment In Washington, morroW'afternoon ****^°**J^J ville; Mildred Walters, Danielson; among the residents of -the town V 3 f. Is ths permanent summit." case. In which the main story un­ quent rsductlon to 2,100,000 Md The committee said there w m came to Mancheater 60 years ago. James Patulak. 42 Margaret Rd ; Coventry, breaking and entering "A Checklist for Summertime tt----- i—ttitt “ for other PC. neral Home, Saraaota, FU., with Hs (avs particular emphasis to folded Is that of how a real as-] appeopriate force leveta "good reason" to decide that toe Mr. Yakaitta was a member of St. Bonnie Mae Donnelly. 49 Waddell and larceny. I Safety.” Poster* will be on dis­ Hla new amlgnment Is w ^ the burial toera. Bridget’s Church and St. John’s SB argument In favor of the crea­ tate operator, named Sidney J. mlUtarUy algnlflcant atatea. May 1 flight—two weeks before toe Operations Research Office, a Rd.; Louis Magnanl, 27 N. SchMl The campanlon case of Richard play to serve as a reminder for Ill-fated Paris summit conference Lithuanian Society of Hartford^ tion of an International police force 6. Storage of surptu* ^ highly technical organization which St;; Mrs. MSxine Laschevef, 571 G. MacLachlan, 18. brother of water safety In toe home, yard, on Ungar, allegedly did Jack the fa-j Internationally controlled depots —should never have been permit­ Survivors Include hla wife, Mrs Center St.; Mrs. Carol Palmer. 25 for the United NaUons—some­ applies scientific planning to mod­ David, waa continued six months vacation and In sports. Also, avails vor of haying his apartment re- prior,to their ultimate daatructioi!i ted. After the aircraft went d o ^ Anna Marouskl Yakaitta: two loim Elro St.: Richard McKean, Kel'Y with disposition to be dependent on thing beyond the Impromptu label ern warfare.,! . able ^vlll be stickers with toe jun­ mbdeled to the tune of some or conversion to peaceful uses. deep Inside Soviet territory. El- Obituary Alexander Yakaitta of Mancheater Rd., ’Vernon; Raymond Skelley, 33 his behavior during that time. ior’s motto for Bummertlme safe­ During) toe time Col. Schultz w m and Paul Yakaitta o f Mayo, Md.; put on the coallUon of forces which $4,400, all l^ecause Jack had been I. A controlled ban on produc' seiAower took personal responsl Coolldge St.; Raymond Russell, Prosecutor Harry H. Lugg said ty, "Relax in the Summertime but tWB oifl flaatenable materials for blllty for espionage flights over assigned to hiscom m and Y^h daughter, Mrs. Alexander Platt fought In Korea, and beyond the such a good friend to him over! headquarters In New 5"*taln, 142 Woodbrldge St.; Mrs. Con­ toe older MacLachlan, charged don’t Relax toe Safety Rules.” military uaaa. ^ . Russia and subsoquenUy Soviet Samaa George White 8r. of Mancheater; a sister, Mrs corde Richard, 39 Chester Dr. with larceny, was not Involved,in border patrol which was Im­ toe years, and had opened doors j batteries conver^d from Nlke- 8. ^bmtaslon of military budg- Premier Nikita Khrushchev James George White Sr., 64, In­ Monica Yuskaa of Waterbury, and ADMITTED TODAY: Mrs. Ar­ the break. provised, In the ipur of crisis, for a(k U> toe intematlonal disarma­ wrecked the summit meeting in Aiax to Nlke-Hercules missiles. five grandchildren. Manchester Evening Herald which led him Into a few advan-1 Col. Schultz, a 1939 graduate of dian lecturer and TV lene Williams, Hebron; Roble South Windsor correepondent El- ths Near Kast tageous business situations. Part ment organization. lU first session. . known to many childran « The funeral will be held Wednes Shimoda, TalcottvUle; Marian Ro- In too second stage of toe plan The committee report, based « i West! point, served with toe Sixto day at 8:30 a.m. at the Walter N. more Buni)uun» telcirfione Mitchell "The Intematlonal. police force,” of to« story Is, almost heart­ Thunder, died yester^y *t the bach, Wapplng: Carol Ann Haakl^, American and Russian force levels testimony supplied by Herter and Division in New Guinea Leclerc Funeral Home, 23 Main St., Warning Issued 4-0674. he said, "must be strong enough to warming and almple, how the real Philippines during World War II. Newington Veterans Hosgtal. Wapping: John R. K^*>*". J!® would be reduced to 1,700,000 men other top administration officials, He was bom in East Hartford, followed by a solemn high Mass of Autumn St.-; Stanley Dziadus, 109 undertake such pollcs action as the - Before his assignment in Con­ requiem at S t Bridget’s Church at e.state operator, seeing his good and an tetematlonal peace force said the administration handling and had lived in the Hartford arw In Minor Crash United Nations deems necessary to had "complicated toe problems necticut, he waa U.S. Army at­ Maple St. friend In a position of high public I would be established. tache at the American Embassy in a.m. . . , BIRTH SATURDAY: A daughter Two Men Hurt In toe third stage, national which resulted from the failure of moat of his life. He was ^ Friend# may call at the funeral maintain the peace. honor, wanted l^lm to live In a toe Winnebago Tribe *>* .*V***:o"' to Mr. and Mrs. Duane Follanabee, Two minor accidents over the force* would be reduced to toe lev the spy plane mission. Ottawa, Canada. „ , , w home tonight from 7 to 9. and to­ •Tt la my belief .that the sover­ style to which he had not been I He will be succeeded by Col. John sin. He appeared with Tex Pavel Coventry. , weekend resulted In no Injuries, no In Tolland Crash eta required for Internal aecurity morrow from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. arrests, and one written warning. eignty of no nation will be Im­ accustomed, and, when he couldn’t and ‘^ e r a shall be no mamffac- V Laterman, who will arrive in on Channel 30, NBC-TV, for^ sev- BIRTHS YESTERDAY; A 4augh paired. In reality, sovereignty of New Britain early In August. eral'years. . = Kdmoad Morriaoett* ter to Mr. and Mrs. Elwln Jones, Helen W. Uvlngston of Summit, afford It himself, kent a contrac­ tuft o f «ny armaments N.J. received the warning for fail­ A driver and hta passenger both naUons will be made more secure. ajrtsed type* and quantities for Nails Scattered Fbunder ot Indian Park on toe 64 Birch St.: a son to Mr, and Mrs. received neck and back Injuries tor around to do toe job anyway. I Mohawk Trail In MasaachusetU, Edmund Morrissette, father of Paul Chamberlain, Hazardrtlle; a ure to yield the right of way to the The establishment of the Interna­ u s e ^ Uta international police Mrs. Antoinette BeauUeu of Man­ early today when their car went If It had not been for one alight Over Two Roads Letters Commend White waa a commercial artist daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth right Saturday. tional police force would require foree and agreed remaining na chester. died yesterday afternoon Her car collided with one driven out of control on Rt. 15 in Tolland but Instinctive mistake, toe world EIGHT-YEAR PLAN and appeared at many sport shows McQuald. Stafford Springs; a son Uonal contlngonU.' and struck the guard rail. only the delegation of cerUln 11m- Monahan, Rybezyk throughout New England. He at his home, 298 Deerfield Rd.. to Mr and Mrs. Elwood Maneeley^ by Frank L. Winlck, 35. of Hart­ would never have heard of tola Gaetano Martino of Italy Imme A large number of roofing nails Windsor. ford. cm Tolland Tpke. at the exit The driver, Robert Cohen, of ttod authority. dlatoly told hla western colleagues was an Army veteran of World East HarUord: a «<>" t® Mr and sweet tale of friendship, or have were dumped on Spencer and He is also survived by five other Mrs. Kenneth West, High Manor of Rt. 15 near Howard Johnson’s. Passaic, N.J., was warned by State ‘Time and experience will teach that the plan was acceptable to War I, and an honorary member Only alight damage resulted. Police for failure to drive In an considered that Jack might be un­ Woodslde 8U., at 3:30 this morn­ Today was a day of praise for of toe Charter Oak Council, Boy daughters In Windsor, West Hart­ Park, Rockville. tts Just how” much authority It will Italy. Ormsby-Gore aald It con­ ford and Hartford: a brother and Late Saturday afternoon,. Arthur established lane. fit for office, or have classified! ing. holding up traffic until State Manchester town officials. Scouts of America. BIRTH TODAY: A aon to Mr. tained a genuine approai^ three slaters In Fall River, Mass.; J. Feltault, 68, of 14 Cambridge St., He apd the paaeenger, Ernie - be neMssary to delegate to the Moeh did not comment Eaton and Town highway crews were able In letters: Survivors Include his wife, Mrs. and Mra. Joseph Senna, 29 Pioneer Ungar aa an l-.fluence chlseler. Building Inspector T h o m a s 17 grandchildren, and 2 grraat- opened the demr of his. car whlcdi Reed, 23, of Cambridge, Mass., UnlteX Nations to make this Inter­ A new ftdncation payment plan that lets you had axpected to spend two or to sweep them all off. Jennie Merrit White of Windsor Circle. But there was the one fatal Monahan was commended by .toe grandchildren. was parked on E. Center St., near were admitted to Rockville City national police force a more and three more days seeking complete There wei:p no reports of *lre« a son, James C. White Jr., of Aga­ DISCHARGED SATURDAY Summit, and It was struck by a mistake. Ungar couldn’t resist Building Officials Conference of The funeril will be held Wednes­ Infant daughter of Mr. and Mra Hospital for x-ray examination. more effertlvs arm for helping weatem agreement on toe plan belnff damaged, by the nalls^ wam, Mass.; three brothers. Wil­ car driven by Arvld W. Carlson, 48, __The accident occurred about chiseling $1,000 off the price of before publishing it. \ The house of Keith Jfohnaton, America. Inc., for his part In a liam White of Hartford. Arthur day at 8:15 a.m. at the Merwyn, Lawrence Hagler, 4 Pearl St. keep the peace." panel, which discussed problems oi of .Bolton Center. the contractor who did the work! i The breakup of toe dtaarmament 93 Plymouth Lane, was believed 'White of Wethersfield, and Leek and Sheehan Funeral Home, Mrs. Irene Herlda, East Hartford ■rhere waa only slight damage to 2:30 a.m. „ , „ . Not all the emphasis can be left talks had no direct effect on the entered sometime Saturday ^ building departments, at a 35 Poquonock Ave.,, Windsor, fol- Linda Z. Dugqstlno, 18, o t East.) for him. When toe contractor Charles 'White of Manchester; and Carol Andrews, Enfield; the Feltault car. Hartford, was. •warned for fallqre Just the way 'Trumah has It. There finance the cost of a college education inssSuy--- Big Threa nuclear test ban negoti­ Sunday, but nothing waa found convention In Miami Beach, F l^ five grandchildren. ftlowed by a solemn high Mass of Testerman, Coventry; Mra. mea^ couldn’t get toe $1,000 out of him, I ations -under way here for nearly Town Planning Engineer BM- requiem at St. Gertrude’s Church, nor Moran, Andover: Kathleen to pass on toe left after her car would be an Impairment of na­ Funeral services will be held to' struck one being driven by Gerald the contractor went to the news-1 two years. ' . . , "'However, there were Indications ward Rybezyk was commended by morrow at 2 p.m. at toe Merwyn Wilson, at 9. Burial will be In Mt. McMullen, 235 Summit St.; Ml tional sovereignty. In that nations Putnam Zoning Board for Goldsteins Feted J. Egan, 22, of West Hartford, on papers, and then t6 toe district at­ However, these talks of Ameri­ that desks and bureau drawers the Leek and Sheehan Funeral Home St. Benedict Cemetery, Bloomfield. chael Bensche, 202 Woodbridge would Indeed have to surrender splendid cooperation” In provid­ Rt. 44A in Covehtry shortly be­ can, British and Russian rapreaent- were searched. 35 Poquonock Ave., Windsor. The Friends may call at the funeral St.; Simon Hamilton, RFD certain privileges and rights and torney, with toe story of toe work | On Anniversary fore midnight. ativet arc also stalemated over toe Police are investigating both in­ ing toe Board with jn**erials and Rev. Donald W. Hamblin will off! home today and tomorrow from 7 Rockville; Frank Loomis, 140 Eld he had done, and on whose order, allows up to 8 years to repay... guarantees descriptions of how zoning works Egan was turning into a dri've even .physical powers. But that control pro'vtaions. to 9 p.m. ridge St.; Mrs. June Boucher N aazkt^kl's attitude In ad­ cidents. date. Burial will be with military when toe Dugoetlno car attempted would have to be measured against and for whose part payment. in Manchester. Wapplng: Mra. Gladys S1o m , ^ 5 A surprise party waa given Sat­ journing too disarmament coofer- to pass. the horrible Invasion of that sover­ If the key operator in tola story I Chester Dr.; -Glenn Covlll, urday night by the Sewing Club in ance drew axpreaslimt of Indigna­ honor of the silver wedding annl- eignty which now exists In the of a beautiful friendship could tion from Westera delegations., 'Worker Burned Middle Tpke.; George White. Wap­ Governors Feudih Fnneral* ping; Ighace Bllmon, 38 Edworo veraary of Mr. euid Mrs. Phillip ' world, when any crazy or careless only have been half honest, all •Tbe Polish chairman, after B the funds in case of your death or disability! St.; Mra. Marianne Foglio, 131 Goldstein, 187 W. Center St. nation has the power to plunge all would have gone well. Ah, but hatcnlng to Zorin and the B u l^ - • By Blazing Log The couple was pr'esented 25 ten. Caaeh and Romanian deie- August Pav«a Maple St.; George Gordon, Tolland FAST LUNCH others Into an. Involuntary strug- that’s toe catch. When you have silver dollars and a silver serving gatea. recognized himself to speak The funeral' of Auguel Pavan, Ave.. Rockville; Andrew Search, AT ' , ' toe world going nice and crooked, Victor lA^wson, 30, *>* set. A buffet supper was served. gla of mutual destruction. There Is f o r ^ t a n j ^ then added aa Rockefeller Refuses IsUp, N.Y., was held this morning 10 Washington St-, Verfion; James The Goldsteins have a daughter. precious UtUs sovereignty for any why waste good money being | chalrmsn: . Rockville, was severty b^ «< * at toe Walter N. Ikfclerc Funeral McVeigh. 81 Oxford St.; Darcy Mra. Gilbert Bailey of Vernon: and ARTHUR'S hta upper body tola body In our present situation. If honest with anybody? "After tha statemente by the Home, 23 Main St., followed by a Smith, 206 Oakland *81.; Carl Pia- two granddaughters. Mrs. Gold­ LUNCHEONETTE five Socialist sUtes. the work of a log he waa burning flamed out centini, Wapping: Edward Moran, wa could guard against that kind MONTHLY tAYMBNT CHABT SHOWS HOW YOU CAN W f t requiem Maos at Church of the stein has been a member of the th* committee la now discontinued. Assumption. The Revi Joseph Far­ 102 Benton S t; Mrs. Avis Lyko Sewing Club for 15 years. of possibility by having an Interna­ 8p«eUl tew bank ehargoa. Only M .W ifor 8100 por yoar. ®n th. total per cei>t ** Lsiwson’a Pledge Aid Nixon The Jjong Lunch EDUCATION EXPENSES TO YOUB FAMILY BUDGET The role of this committee Is ex­ rell waa celebrant. and daughter. Wapplng: Mrs. Joan tional force stronger than any na­ •mount plannod. with imymanU aprw«l ov«r .Ight y.ara. Bank lAiargM hausted." , _ . , „ up^r ^eSTand ar^ Kendall and daughter, Amston: stmAA* vMSB of mmj b« ftBsshoed with g mGximtiaa Phfmyt ***^*222 e n d with third degree bums, Burial was In St. James’ Ceme tional force, we would indeed be We^elieve in. and we demand, He banged hla gavel' and left Mrs. Loretta Lupacchlno and aon, the ffievltoble progress of man 1#S9 for iliortor poyinont poriods. the table, while Moch shouted. However, he ta reported (Coptlnned from Page One) ■ifeecretary of Agriculture Ezra Tart tery, ■with committal read by toe 68 Highland St.; Mra. Ruby Trlck- more secure, ws would Indeed have I oC two, four »ad oU yooio. roopootlpoly. Benaoh. The Democratic slogan ta Rev. Francis T. Butler. Bearers toward more civilized living. But | "I protest. I demand the floor, and in "not serious ett and aon, 87 Waddell Rd.; Mrs. more real sovereignty. V I asked to speak while toe Soviet Manchester Memorial R***P**” '. ,, body that thta ta pure prdltlcal con­ Beat Benson with Burdick,” were Enso Pavan, Aldo Pavan, we are not, we hope, hopelessly In­ But the issue may not be that George Pavan. James Pavan, Eileen Lane and daughter, 15B The real Importance of the police ^^md. are advanced aa needed, to you or directly to the coUege. In equal TOTAL AMOUNT BBOUIBBD delegate wja^UH addressing toe •I„e accidesat happened while vention nonsense." _ Forest‘St.; Mrs. Eileen Fritz and C. E. Stowe (1802-1886) said: sistent that such progress shall |H«TMIT MTMDm- clear cut. Davta also has spoken Louis Pavan, and Angelo Pavan. force proposal is, however, its re- Lawaon was burning * ***” ’^ ? V At toe Montana convention, Sym- daughter, 1 Thompson S t, Rock­ "COMMON SEl^SE IS THE come ,in just the Specific way we amounta for each semester. ns MMin OF “ N e ^ b ^ k l , in an obviously pre­ soaked log on the ®*f^ IngtotuMid the people of the Moim out against Bor#e of Benson’s pol ' latlon to the problem of disarma­ mntm u moimto $4,000 1 5$ (WO $1300 null ville. tt.000 arranged Communist move, ig- Ridge project being built by tha tain ^ate "have had enou^ ®* *^.* Icles. . . KNACK OF DOING THINGS AS ment. There will be no disarma­ may have’ Imagined it. "The present program haa not DISCHARGED YESTERDAY; late and Permanent Total Disability Inaurance protection 1# provided e d ^ o ch ’B protest and left top Srftn Manor OonstrucUw stagnatlMi policies of the Republl- Beckwiths Given THEY OUGHT TO BE DONE” ment, there will not even be any Thus, although we have cam­ tt 1172.50 $345.00 - r - Lawaon ta an employe of the com cans In the Held of reclamation, wM'k^d to th® Interest of the Mrs. Shirley Gorman, Ellington: paigned for'years for toe institu­ ilwh said Nasskowskl’s Ktion miming, and agriculture.’* North Dakota farmers," he says. Susan Mello, 356 Adams S t; Mra. serious dlacusalon of disarmament, •t no extra coat. - When purchasing clothing or household tion of toe siesta, lir the fervent » 86.S7 17333 $260!00 - coup^e*^orce.. •« without In hla prepared apeech, Syming About 200.000 North DakoUns National YD Posts Anna Granstrom, 50 Oakwood Rd.; until we find the powers moving 1. ton called for a "compenaatory are expected to vote in toe election Donald Platz, -215 Hollister St.; ets, a mistake in buying ju d ^ e n t belief that a good nap In the mid­ pnrecedent In 'International af- nearer to «reatlon of some actual, ' 58.05 116.11 174.17 82SU8 irogram for esa^ntlal minerals, tomorrow. The results will prob­ Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Beckwith, Mrs. Doris Thompson, Hartfofd; you have obtoined less value than waa poaslble. dle of toe afternoon would work • The plan may be used to finance preparatory or graduate achool«penaee. 18 rsln Only your money Is Involved...... practical altemaUva for keeping Eaton said "It ta now abundwt- he development of new water ably will bo close. 291 Highland St., were elected to Andrea Sorenson, Staffordville;^ wonders In every department of 17530 21178 Public Records In other political developments, David Harvey, 41 Liberty St.; Mrs. order In the world. The police prin­ and may alao Includa Uvlng expenaea aa waU aa ordinary tuition and feaa. m 43J5 8730 U135 ly clear that from toe veiy be­ reaervoira, and " a system of denso- n:.tional offices at an annual con­ When securing medicines and health-aids, a American llviltg, we w ll settle, VV or an too Deeds cratlcally-determined supply c«m Johnson said Saturday night that vention of the Yankee U*y*^**J” Peggy TVacy, Worcester Rd„ Ver­ ciple is the principle man has de­ ginning they had no toe United SUtes should "appeal to buying error can cause damage to ywr for a beginning, for toe long 11030 / 146.67 trola" to solve toe wheat problem VeteranB Assn, at Portenl^uth, non; Michael Parrott, 79 Plymouth Commonsenae dicUtes toat toe ej^e^M^^ veloped and Invoked for every sim­ m 36.67 7334 reaching ««***“ *"^ Blon P. and Phyllta M. the people of the world rather than Rttver W. and Irene Talbot, Kennedy, enroute to the Mon­ N.H., Friday and Saturday. Lane; Thomaa Benoit Jr., 47 ®. tain any medicine or health-aid ta from a pn**^ lunch hour now becoming, among ment All they wanted out of toe to Roger W. and just to toe governments." ilar Bituatlon on lower, more sec­ WANT MORB INTOBMATION7 SEND THIS COUPON BIGHT AWAYl 64J2 9738 12935 K lJ l property at 82-84 Florence St tana convention, held a brief news Mrs. Ruth Beckwith waa elected Middle Tpke.; Keith Tetro, Broad macist. We are pledged to consider your welfare New York business executlves- n 3236 •onference waa P” P * * ^ ” .,tt conference in Des Moines, Iowa, “Tho Communists are attempt­ Brook; Elizabeth H elfrl’ck. 14 tional levels. It Is sound; It works; Th« American delegate said the ^ rnrornton G. and ^ national chaplain of the ladles’ aux­ more Important than greater prom*. to th# existing structure of town and some not In New York either 17.14 116.18 14&2I' yesterday. ing to go iround the governments iliary; her husband, waa named as­ Westminster Rd.; George Schulz, M 29M 58.08 n«w Soviet dlearmament p Woodwell to Paul F. and “ If the farm policies of toe pres­ 200 Union St„ Rockville: Charles —a sort of substitute for or ap­ H. Cosgrove, property at 25 Mar to reach the people themselves, sistant national service officer. and city police, atate police, na­ contained only changes In fo m ent administration are followed In he said In a radio Interview. Scott 16 Hackmatack St.; Mrs. proach to toe siesta. 5334/ 80.00 106.67 13134 and waa sprinkled with Imposrible Thomas Porter of Clinton, Conn., tional police, there must, sooner or n9imt) 26.67 the next few yearn, they will bring Meanwhile, supporters of Adlal was elected national commander. Doris HIckton, Ellington: Joseph y o u r DOCTOft CAN PHONE US when you A sur\’ey of New York restau- conditions. He said be decided to **"Ansaldl Heights Inc. to Arthur ,n e ^ a medicine. Pick up your prescription If later, be added International police, DtlO A’nON tOAN DEPARTMENT a ftcession," he said. Stevenson said they had pledges Delegates to toe meeting took ^ Patrizzi, Sunset Dr„ Vernon: Mrs Introduce toe new American plM L. and EmUy H. Tolf. property on shopplnr nearby, or we will deliver p ro m p ^ to i>erform In the world what these rapts the other day showed that Hartford National Bank Ik Trutt Company On foreign policy, Kennedy said, from mote than 100 party leaders escorted tour of the U.S. Navy Helen Craft, South Coventry; Leo their noqn turnover has gone down Immediately "so that the world Teresa Rd. toe Umted States is losing prestige who worked for -him In 19f52 and Yard at Portemouth, and went .be­ Begin, 943 E. Middle Tpke.: Mrs. withoutSxtra charge. -*-_5«** other pdlico. forces perform In their 595 Main Street can form ite own judgment on Francis S. and Irene K. Plsch to partly because It is not following trust us with their prescriptions. May we com­ shaiTly In recent years. What used 1956. low deck on a training submarine. Cynthia Caisae, Coventry; Robert particular communities. Manchester, Connecticut . the weatem position. Dominic Pontlcelll, portion of President Theodore jtooBevelt’s ad­ Taylor, 86 Ferguson Rd.; Howard pound yours 1 to be a 35 mlnutk gulp has now, James E. Doyle, campaign man­ H a r t f o r d Ormsby-Gore said Naazkowskl property on Grant Rd. vice to "speak aoftly and carry a ager for a draft Stevenson group, Gale, 193 N. Elm St.; Mrs. Emma for many customers, turned into a "termination of toe ****** *y**J” ^ ^ Dominic J. Pontlcelll to Robert big stick." Luz and son, 28 Thompson St., and Lola J. Thomas, portion of aald that a substantial number of Huh Won’ t Try To March three hour relaxation, with food Yeef Intereeted In an eduoation loam Pleee* send m* mors Mortaattas *■ tivated by a desire not to hear "The trouble with toe present toe leaders are delegates to /the Rockville: Mrs. Theresa Gulmond Dropcrty on Grant Rd. ' Republican administration,” Ken­ About Town Premier Huh of South Korea and drinks .pacing' one another your new EIOHT. YEAR BDUCA'nON LOAN PLAN. IiTatiozial Bsmk the new proposals.” • . Lemocratic national convention and daughter, 48 Durant St.; Mrs, Zorin's announcement that Kus ** liteal A ? Tyler Jr. to Wendell B_ nedy said, "ta that the Ulk -gets In North Carolina. Terry Sal­ Priscilla Mumford and daughter, has at least one In­ nlcelyi, ‘ill louder and louder, and the stick Memorial Temple, Pythian Sta­ ana Thrust Com paaF sia 'waa walking out of toe ta ^ and MarUyn M. Reid, property at ford defeated Dr. I. Beverly Litoe 28G Garden Dr. ’ IS iM a id It is a slight imperfection in toe '# ters, wlU meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. terim service. He has'^proclaimed and turning toe matter over to toe 88T Burnham St. • ■ gets smaller and smaller. for the Democratic nomination for , DISCHARGED . TODAY; Mr*. newly developing institution of toe CB>**clalm Deed* In North DakoU, Gov. John E. at Odd Fellows hsll. Committees tost say attempt to unify Korea MmgtrrJDJJD. U.N. had long been Regarded aa ?:overnor Saturday. The nomlna- Mary Rubacha, 95 North S t; Mra long lunch that n\,ost of those In­ toe most likely ultimate conclu- Frank M. Stamler to Judith I* Davis, a Republican, Is battling will present aembanilusi reports at Geraldine Barton, 12 Doane St.; by a march north of toe South Rep. d e n tin Burdick, a Democrat, lon usually maahs election toe final meeting o f to* season. R*- dulging In It, so far, make a.pretty ston'to the talka. But Its W<***en- Barry, property on Keeney St. Democratic Nortla Carolina. Mra. Dorothy Nlchotaon, 1 .Eager- Korean army Is "unthinkable." a m Judith L. Barry to Frank L. *nd for the Senate seat left iteeant by fr*shm*nts wllub* served. aeriouB pretense that they are do­ Serving Connecticut familiec, buaineaa and industry ^nos 1792 today clearly caught toe the death of RepubUcan Sen. IVU- Sanford said his victory demon ton PI.; htra. Dorotoy Zlnsaer, 63 That eontzaats with toe continual wsatem delegations by surprise. Barbara J. Stamler, property on ■trated th* voters' confidence In Mountain St., Rockville; Raymond ing budlness. i Uam Lsuigsr. Friendship CliicieoriKe^slvstlon apai yaanlofi an the part o f for- Zorin's annoimosmsnt brought Keeney S t , North Carolina’s moderate ap­ Byan, Kaet Hartford: Raymond That U atiU eonsldored a naods- William J. WhitehlU to Virginia The results will be studlsd as a Army will mset at th# Citadel to- ■mt F t^ ilen t Rhee, to launch am. sod to tho 10-natlon oonfl$rence posslbls barometar of farm i^ at- proach to tha aebool saKregatlon RummU, ^48 Woodbridf* St aary aUbl, to justify putting toe B. Greene, property at M W est ftonrour at 7:80 pjn. gMh a Biazcb s n i begin such sfideh first epsnsd on March 18, utudiJtudss toward the (atm poUelsa ag >Mua. to K he had ever under- nmeh Itaalf on an #xpena# account. >*< ^ i a m a g . w , •t. pouTse. Xba taueuUv* in quaation usually » M * it, AJid It MOMMty %a iMiaUa

rv c ; * M M -I- P A o e m m avuNiKO M cawN jm tcaBtnB.'Cim w- M o n d a y , i v n n tw o f MANCf^F^TFR, CONN.# MONDAY, JUNE 27, 1860 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD# d a i l y c h o b s w o b d r v x i t i Frahklm haa baen hired to F fiM m p a g e e i,• \ thEWINPOW! DOWN Miaa Wheeler ha* completed her A C « 0 6 B n r j'M i - i junior year at the Unlverelty of 1 In d ltn R --wc5 irirSiH iwi M I outdoor movie theaters, multiple IC o o k Kmeit Chuie of Andover hu Connecticut and la majoring In dwelling a » d uses of model homes B W here 2 Dlfflcult iMen elected Read knight of St. home economica there. She waa a i S j P i “ J L i S are reatricUd to proposed am«o- fe rd e n e rt 3 ireU n d Jude Council KnlghU of Columhue. senior councilor at the 4-H camp ments to the xoning reguiatlone of • w ork ^ ♦ l i r e Other ofiHcere ere Afty. Cherlea program In 1958. She hes bed ex­ Announce The OPENING the Vernon Fire District • SpenUhhero 9 C uihlon Tafplnian of Menefleld, deputy perience In 4-H work as a gnember The prppoeed ChangM win be 13 So re « Colorl?«F rrend knight; Albert J, StOTeneon, and leader In New London County. ISCentuw plent ^croee presentea to th^ubllo July,BM • O f Its New MANCHESTER Store , chancellor: Gilbert pwanaon, re­ Court CaiM p.m, at Vernon fflementary school. Ulndlvlduel g Set the tone 46 Truck cording eecretary: John R. Ada- Norman ChanOberf, 82, of Brad­ 15 Office g Satisfled 28 Maine, lor gardenert If the amendments are adopM instance ntlck Jr., financial aecretary; bury Lane, waa fined 826 In Jus­ by the 2Sonlfig Comralaston aftor aM liten t jg Arrow poison laisetham George JT. jStrrell, treaeurer. tice court Friday night on a • 1M« Wv#M# 9m. w y i ^ 17 Fresh jj Morning 80 Air (prefix) th# hearing, outdoor motion pic­ • • TM UA •«. 31 Became larger 47 lullan river Alao, .George Haddock, warden; charge of .breach of peace. A 80- 18 Dropsy moistures 48A pollo’a ture theaters will be probLbltodta 18 Fenclee jg Disposition 33 Enthusiasm Harold J. Waldron, advocate, Fran- day jail aentence waa auiysended rural Vernon, and devolop^ri wUl mother (myth.) cU Grady, Inalde guard; Raymond b y V. T. HAMLIN 31 Famous , 20 F a b le teller 35 Egg dish SORaveUngs after 20 daya. He 'Will be placed be iilo to use only one room of a c .t r 40 Attack Marola, outalde guard; and reUr- on probation for alx montha. TODAY, MONDAY, JUNE 27 EnglUh school , j jj^re peculiar 51 H ireling model home and for aalea pur- a l l e y OOP ME AN' OSCAR GOT REASON TO 28 Scottish river 54 H igh cards 43 Stomach upset Ing Grand Knight Albert A. Roeal, Charobera wea alao ordered to t-MiftC vnil / I'PGOGLAPLV 'i: 49 His business 62Bepoee trueUe for thfee yean. "ntrn'iOM ^ ^ BELIZE THAT FOUNTAIN OF ^ 24 H is Job w as jS H ague 55 Sun serve SO days for violation of ****A*t^e^of mulUpla dwalllng not ■ | ^ A COME V ” a WATER YOU P R A ^ U.S.president was m iners Farrell realjned aa 1-year trua- probation by Justice Laroy. M. IMFERAtivfc. - < V ^ s o i N G TO KILL YOU! formerly permitted wlU be accept­ back. TO TH' V 27 Oriental tce effective 'Thuraday, becauae of Ro^fta. U U M Irisp to'IIMICHESra 8-rier. VPS OOP. IVE GONE "NtO HEAR 20TH CEN TU R i^ A\MAY r r 5“ lO T able under the proposed reguia- VI life) THAT'- p la n ts ' r “ r I hia election to hla new office. The ether caaea diapoaed of by Jua- -RIGHT AV«AY.'^ ^ 38 Impediment .t. elUon will be filled at the next IIAMOWESTfR lower p ri^ fiM inalllir M i AaiW TS w fiM iio ,.ANP THAT GOBS FOR IS ...... ~ ^ tice ______RoberU ______follow:______Edward__ J ^Charlee Brown, chairman, aald BRUNNEHILCE, '' ' T 82 H oax n r Council bualneaa Shea, 21, of Vernon, fined 8».for the Zoning Commlealon helieyes 34 Blow er 16 1 The Council la driving an unreglitered motor- that financial ratum to the t o ^ 36 D inner course t r Blcnlc for aoiMtlme cycle; Clernrd J. Egan, 22, of West oorvloe. 37 E lectrica l im lt Michael Fratlarnii aa,general! gg fog pMlng in afforded by an outdoor movie 38 F arm ers use It IS theater ^ea not olfaat tha less K l^S MOTAM ebatrman. ».,-la no-paaring nona; and Jiillan desirable i aspects of that type of O R O IM A R V 38 G rade HI \VB|M1 I I ' 41 D utch p ainter t h f ^ u t f band wncert to^Co^^ business. • • • REFRESHMENTS • • * CIAIFAP, 60VS 42 M ythical bird irm The model home restriction was 44 Vend Hf prompted by the recent Superior fc-a? 48 W hat a Court action In which Anton BY DICK TURNER policem an Streets. Tbeodorel Mlaa M^tridSll Leonard, daughter Brown’a use of an entire model SPINNING OUTFIT SPINNING OUTFIT CARNIVAL does Sokolowakl will serve-, aa general] of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth 8. Lyon home for hla business office, was 48 Lamprey o m I ^ m a n o* lexve this week- uphelA Anton Brown is developer MAINE MADE Indudts I spin red^ riel, lini, Full sho spin root, black flsherm an Henda Garden ^ b end for aummer employment In of Vemwood Farms. HU model float, slnltirs, box of 4 lurts,, BSA ge spin- rod, Rno# 4 luros, fl^ t, ism Tamiw T LAidlaw haa bew I North Woodstock, N. H. lome office will not be affected by INDIAN MOCCASINS twlvils. b y AL VERMEER 54 A nyw ay O o^try Miaa Leonard haa been accepted the new regulations, according to hooks, sinkors. (coU.) JT r Unuiutlh fine qmdity with XT W ith Mr*. La u rie r aa a freshman at Naason^Uege to the xoning chairman. P R IS C IL L A ’S POP 56 B lackb ird o f JT orlhopt^ie ttch. A 5 . 9 9 IMELLO, MISS T cuckoo fam ily r DeMara elected aa vice presi- Uprlnip'*^. Changes to raquiremafto for !T ♦ September. muUple dwallinga ar* propCMd, to RAWHIDE LACED PRISCILLA vouR-vl 97 Same (prefix) f o r mmt and hoy. 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MANCHBSnSR BVKKIKO EmtALD, mMCHBBTEB, CON K . MONDAY. JUNE 27, 1860 r A O l l V M THE X Cubs Defeat League Leaders Twice Legion Splits in Herald Angle % Defeats i EARL YOST Bows to West t|i*M* Mitor Sparking Birds they meet Hartford at Keney | Park with game time 6:15. W edn efiday H*lf « lofif ii batter th»nt AMERICAN LEAGUE jptmost damaging a h ^ e r by Sunday (llQndey't 19th Hole a shaky sUrt and held Rookie Ron Banto, Just called up»moat none. That w*e the story for .Maacaeeter-- cV ‘ (2) Sunday’s Result# ' lie] Orlando Cepeda, but thrClncl' atl Father’s Dajt, and hints tK*t I VUitort Lefty Bray and Mailman po a * rbl New Ydrk 6-6, Cleveland 3-7, New York, June 27 (ff) * H^bur^^ louIs hitless for 9 2/8 inning of Mancheeter’B Junior Legion ,.ab r h be played------_ . In sluggers bombed Jack Mve been dropping to my sons, Joe Twaronlte both had the same Reardon. 11 •. . 1 1 1 0 0 1 Second Game, 11 Innmgs. and single in the opener, driving fnT 12 niU baBeball team in its two games 1 0 0 2 4 0 0 Country Club: Once in a great while a base­ So what happened? You guessed „ 12-lnnlng 3-2 victory. The Phils three successors for 12 hits Rssd and Dean, reached hpme. Al- sport on their minda. baseball, Macalone 2b 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 Baltimore 9, Kansas City 2. It. The Cubs turned on toe Pirates Chris Short had a 8-1 lead going three runs and knocked In two eluding a homer by Wally Post. over the weekend at Mt. Nebo. Marsh rf .... ball game looks like a sure more in toe second game decision fhouKh I didn’t have breakfast in when they visited briefly. Yhe Smith, rf .... * 0 1 0 0 0 0 IAATURDAY Chicago 4-21, Boston 3-7. and beat them twice 7-6 and 7-5. to too ninth of toe wcond game Ld (Wonderi how many fathers Delayed almpet 24 hour* becauee Kelley, lb ... 2 0 0 1 0 1 0 Washington 4-7, Detroit 2-4. thing. A can’t-miss proposi­ over Law. Mark Freeman and Seth Buzhardt » J ” " former called to pick up tickets tor 8 0 0 0 1 0 0 SELECTED NINE Even toe Pirates could afford only to have the "Cards Hal Smith /lid’ ) my sons remembered me on of the tornado threat, the Dailey. 3b .. 3 0 0 1 3 0 0 G^ntne'H «e\^n runs , . W. L. Pet. G.B. tion like Ingemar Johansson Morehead were the Chicago vdn- first Inning and lea^-off a future Red Sox home game at May. «» . Low Oroea — Stan HlltneW Sunday helped the Woles regain total of 49 with only 180 baW to enjoy the Irony of it all. Their hit his first homer of toe year Joe Cunningham in the second. He mV -day with useful gifti that I can Fenway and the big letter car­ local Legion met undefeated West Anderann. c . 3 0 1 14 0 1 0 la a real sUrtler. R o g e r Marls,' Baltimore ...... 41 27 .603 — over Floyd Patterson last ners. Frank Howard, Loe Angeles Hartford Saturday afternoon and McCiirry. p . 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 76, Ev Kennedy 78. Kick Daley pitched \*®UfJ***^:*f dr«t nlace by a one-game margin league lead hardly was touched. with two on for a 4-3 victory, didn’t allow, another hit untU Stan in good grooming In the week* rier talked of area,, baseball . . 1 1 1 0 0 0 O ALUMNI LEAGUE ( the leader, with 88 has been up N ew 'Y ork...... 37 28 .897 1 week . . . or Patterson over Ingo storied rookie, hit two homers and went down to a 6-3 defeat'at the White, a .... Class A—Stan HiUnakt 28-1-27, in going all toe way for toe ^ STer the New Vork Yankees Hi* Second-place Milwaukee also lost, The Cubs Just barelly made a 7-2 knocked in four runs In toe defeat MubUI singled with two out in the .head. One boy suggested a wig Chief of Little League umpires, Lee McNeill, p ... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Leeri® lewltog Pontlcelli’e was umph. Daley struck out aovm 246 times. . . ^ Clevelg.nd ...... 35 27 .565 3 last year. nth. Tony Gonzalez’ two^run horn- hut I nixed that because I want hand! of the defending champloni. Wally Parelak 82'^-28, Al Gaj^n three hits in live bat baU sent him Chicago ...... 36 30 .545 4 ^ bowing to Los Angeles 6-3, w d lead stand up In the ninth Inning of Milwaukee. Johnny Podres was Fracchie. was another vleitor dur­ ...... 29 2 i 27 11 2 31-3-28, Bob Cappali 82-4-28, Tom upset, 6-1. Sunday batter* and did not iaaue a b*J# into first place in the league bat­ Estrada lost hvs no-hitter when The sure thing waa iall ready third-place San Francisco also fell of the Jlrst game with toe Pirates. er won the opener In the 12th. ^ fh* top of my head to get tanned ing Visiting jHoura. Lee,- who eleo But they came back Sunday *fL*r* Totali Charter Oak by Fire ftfPoIice. Bill Tuttle led off the eighth with Detroit ...... 31 32 .462 7% for the picking Sunday. Pitts­ in control as toe Dodgers finished noon and salvaged an ^eyen break PlalaTlIle (!) po a « rbl Faulkner 32-4-28. on ball#.' . , ' _ _ in g race at .347 with a 10-polnt before Cincinnati, 10-4. As a re­ Ernie Banlm’ run-scoring double off I-ew Burdette In three Innings, Short had a four-hllter and ap­ this Summer...Church with my doublet at dog warden}' reported ah r0 h 0 0 0- 0 0 Pete Casella pitched a nifty two- Woody Clark drove In four run* a single. Andy Carey’s sixth h- voiing rookie righthander, • Tuesday’s Schedule had lost"nine straight. Just to put John Bushardt, who settled down ford put the game out of reach 9 2 ^1 Blind Bogey Kansaa City at New York, 8 p.m. I took ,time out for dinner I found ter High and St. John's standout, Totals Dalev and Lodge. McCoy (51: had a no-hitter going YANKS e-6, INDIANS S:7 - » Hat of phone calla to make, one now in the Marinei, le leeking a with one Ully In the fifth »"<* a^Whit. a.n'aled f” *‘1^^ Len Gigllo 80. Vic Daley 80. PonticeUi^ .. .000 Minney, Filloramo (1), Odell (6) Mans had done all he could to Detroit at Boston, 8:15 p.m. . more in the seventh with the host SINDAY j ^ rtia and Richard; McCarthy. rings and wound Cleveland at Baltimore, 8:05 p.m. ,n Art M e d le y of toe Hartford berth ih the 1960 Olympic! in the and Rtisconl. Slt^r in the Orioles’ 9-2 vlctorj- keep the Yanks in ^ e second Ximea. Art. the moat gifted mem­ 15,000 metere . . Having patted up team getting its final run in the SB. .Maralone, Marsh. SBIJBCrtlD 12 1 Gllha (6) and Ashley. ^ game after Ford fmd won the Chicago at Washington, 8:05 Always Play Hard Against the Yankees^^ Close Fifth in 1,500, While; SAf. Kelley. .XackMin; DP Ma> Low gToes — Marry Wch 72 over Kansaa City. whuev ber of hla trade In these parts, was umpiring baaebell garnet for the last of toe ninth. FRED McCURRY In Maralone to KeUey: l.OW Manche^ intermediate l e a g u e New I York faltered after Whltey openerf from Tod Bowsfleld be­ p.m. Summer, I find that I ha>u time to First baseman Bob Rohr* was Willie Olekainski 72. « ilT „ t to leave for New York and ... ,ter 4. Plainvtlie i; BB. 1' « CTass A Willie Olekeinekl 48- Shutting off a seventh j Trailing 2-0 at the end of tore* Ford had pitched the Yanks to a fore »7,261, the largest America rover toe Johansaon-Patteraon work on numeroui proJecU'sround the batting star for West Hart­ Hull helped nl* own cause wtto Hull l; Wj-f^'irrturJv « for'" tun Eiks’ rally one run ehort of a tie, | ^ innings of play, the Red fi.9 first game \dct(}ry over Oleve- League crowd of the year. Marls NATIONAL LEAGUE my home . . And with time before ford with a triple and alngle. and 3-40, Tom Faulkner 44-4-40, Harry Sunday’s ResuHa Final Tests Saturday fight I told him Floyd would win a tingle acoring Chic TufU who ^11*1 n "for 0 run* in 1; AJumnl A Intermediate* *q>'®®*®” | Ember# of Bolton ralHed In the ?wd > ^th T four-hitter. Despite hammered his 21st and 22ivd hom­ bark the title In the fifth round but dark to spare, I tried out my pitch­ three RBI'e. Jim Coleman,------Dick , . . . . the flelder’a WP. MrCurry: W. Mrrurry. Eich 43-3-40. game of a doubleheader Sunday at innings to defeat Alumni Chicago 7-7, Pittsburgh 6-41 Rest Ordered for Piersall on aaasl B — Bill Allen 41-5-36, ' Roger Maris’ two home runs ^ d ers and got a nm-scoring smgie he didn’t agree, being more wor­ ing arm with my aone and found Prlndle. end Doug Keller al*o hed had reached (Baterday's Cfame) game of a doubleheadr Sunday at intermediate#, 3-2, yesterday four RBI, the Indians won the sm However, with Hank Foile# on Los Angeles 6, Milwaukee 8 that I no longer can hold Reed’s two hit* each for West Hartford c)ioice: McCurry a teammates then B'eat Hartford (J) Paul Btoris'iepec 45-6-40, Bob Cot­ Cincinnati 10, San Francisco * Winner of a qualifying heat in the 1,500 m eti^ Friday ried about getting a press ticket ab r h po a ♦ rbi Keeney St. Stadium. afternoon at Bolton. Two run* m 7-6 in 11 Innings on error by first and two out, he let TOb fast balls, without a-sponge, and with one of Coleman’s base knocks eot him out of trouble a* George ton 45-5-40, George Putt 46-6-40. Winning pitcher Roger Parrott fourth and one In the fifth de- toe same Mr. MWs. After the Philadelphia 8-3. S t Louis 2-4, for the big fight at toe Polo • dniihie I May atarted a fast short to etc- rolenian.^ t ... 4 1 ‘ ■ , Claas C — Charlie MacCarlln’ Hale’s pinch double roll past him To Soothe Jangled Nerves n i^ t in the National Amateur Athletic Groiindi... lUdio provided news Dean can throw curve belle with|, double. i ------prindlr '2b ... 4 1 aided his own cause with a elngle jha ieeue. Mm#ii Jlrnniy Pi«rsall, hig^n whUe the winning run scored In first gamb, 12 Innings iHpltl (jhamoionshipe, Pete C3ose of Manchester had to m conaletency; elthough I have in-1 stubbv righthender Joe Cas-j ond to first doublepiay. Dixon in 47-7-40, Frank Connorton 49-8- atiung CTeveland outfielder, waa W. L Pet. O.B. from the baaebgll front, Ted Wll 41 Bud Stanford 64-13-41. ^ b and double. John Wright had i j,c k Jeiisen a baaee lo a d e d the I'lth. Jim (Perry was the Cl^e- content' with fifth place in the finals on Saturday. The events lisms hitting his 561at homer the aleted control ia far more Im -1 ,,rin o limited thei'Silk City nine to xhat’a toe way the game etood , Krri*r ** two hits also for victors. doubled with two out In the fourth Sent home for an Indefinite rest. land winner over relief man JOhn- Pittsburgh .. .41 24 .681 — portant at hlfc age. . Finiehed read but four hlU. -Second baaeman------j^e last of the------eighlh »1- ’ '^h Piy-or 49-8-41, Vito Agostinelll The Chicago White Sox, awaken­ Milwaukee ... 36 26 .590 8 were staged at Bakersfield. Calif. ^ biggest blow as toe Red Sox took 0 n t Bill Dixon, Bill Powers and Rich],tied the game. A baa# on balla. Bill' ney James. two from Cleveland. ing the fine boxing book on J*ch | f^oger Macalone had two, one e | j^hough______both teams missed a Gthsnn 3b 0 0. 0 : 51-10*41. Hansen each hit safely tvice for Maneggia’s double and a 1^H*“ ing from their Springtime slum­ San Francisco 36 31 .537 6 The top six finishers in each event 0 (T 3 I BHnd Bogey Boston, June 27 {^)-J-Jiin Qualified for toe final meet Satur-, Demptcy., called DempaeV, before triple,- - r - with Meceione. Skip Merahl^,^|^ couple Of bcortngscoring'opportunities opportunitle*. p 0 0 1 3 0 0| the Elks bfcll plated the winning run to too bers, looked like defending cham­ WHITE SOX 4-«l, BED SOX St. Louis . . . . 32 34 .485 9H M on d a y Battling back for the night. 0 0 0 0 _o jo Harry Eich 72, Willie Olekein- Cincinnati .-...31 34 .4^ 10 Piersall, Clpveland’s high- day at Palo Alto, Calif., to det«- end Bud Minor getting one RBi | nYith one out to the eighth, ■ MrQwtre, c * a 1 ...... 030 ,118 6—8-7-4 fifth. ____ pions once more In S,7 __ Billy Pierce drove in two apiece. Dave White, betting for McCufry, - “o "s' aki 72. ' , . mv* ...163 106 2—7-7-3 I Maneggia picked up the from Boston, the first gently 4 . runs and held Boston to five hits Los Angeles . .80 34 .460 lOVi strung outfielder, was bewil­ mlne toe makeup of toe 1960 standing at the corner o^ Main T h u rsd ay ...... 31 « 10 21 10 One of highlights of weekend United States Olympic team. and BliseU'.Sta. before 7 *.m. waa Kuaday’e Gama singled and stole eecond. Mike j Msiirhsstsr (3) Pari-ott' Wright (7) and Stilli-1 in relief ai he came on to the fourto iml the second with a sledg^am In Chicago's opening victory. Philadelphia ..27 39 .409 14^1 dered by a doctoi^s prdw th^ stepping down aa principal at ah r h po a » rbi was an eagle acored by Bill Al en Chicago ...... 25 37 .403 14^ „ Saitutday, ki winning hls Jeff Koelach. paaatng the time un­ Sunday’s game waa a sparkling aeerdon tingled through the first . 3 0 2 4 1 0. 1 Early Wynn coasted home with an he take a rest to soothe his In 3:52.1, Close, now a Marine Maneheater High shortly after 18 pitchers’ battle between Fred Me- (yaseman to score White *with toe ,3104 0 0 0 oh first hole. 'He holed’ out a nine one h it the rest of the way. Jim *"wa2hington sent the 18-1 lead after the White Sox Today’s Schedule til the atrtke la aettled at Hamil­ If 0 0 0 Moran. jangled hervep. It’s a com­ lieutenant and stationed at Quan- ton SUndard. M It waan’t for Curry of the locals and Plainville's ru„ with Reardon racing to i whit*. c •.... . 3 0 0 7 iron shot. Sommer# hurled a fine game Ih Detroit 7 4% ith scored 11 runs In the fourth In­ No Games. years in that poat will be Edeon ..4010 0 0 1 l a d ie s d iv isio n plete shock to me,” toe Cleveland tico, Va., ftnlMied flve-tsntos of a Bob Hui:. McCurry wae lifted for ^ o n d on the play. Macaione ; Marsh cf ^.. ..2100 0 0 0 d e fe a t, yielding only three hit*. double defeat 4-2 ning of the second game. Chicago Tuesday’s Schedule baseball games. Jeff would be loet. Bailey, perhaps the most enthu- kEI.ECTED PARTNER BELAY In the nightcap at Keeney St. three former Tlger^Don I^e, Bill firebrand said last night. 'T don t second ahead of lAszlo ’Taborl, He manage* HamUton’a enUy In a pinch-hitter In Manchester s 1 |.f0UTKia<} to ahoriatop and, when j n* ...... 2 0 0 1 0 1 0 Sunday. Green Manor manhandled Red Ember* 000 210 x 8-S-J delighted a crowd of 37,281 by San Francisco at Pittsburgh, aimstic supporter of eporla at the 2 0 0 Low groaa—Helen Reynold# and AAI . . i ___ 160 100 6 2-4-1 Fischer and Reno Bertoia—making really understand It.” „ great Hungarian runner. the Hartford Twi League and game winning rally In the eighth I jj^n *yaa hobbled, Reardon D*ii*y., 3h ... ..*•2 8 ®0 50 14 1 0 1 Hartford National. 15-1. The sending J.8 men to the plate In the 8:16 p.m. • Piersall, who spent part of 1962 echool in the pset quarter cen­ and Chris McNeil came on In the home with the wlnning/tally. p ”. t o o Isabelle Perclak 94. . Soma, Maneggia (4) and Maneg-, major contributions.^ big Inning. Frank Sullivan and Milwaukee at Chicago, 2:30 p.m. Despite a fifth place finish in Moriarty* In the SUt# League.. ..1 0 0 0 winnere collected eight hits and •'""'■'■.yr, '■„mmer* and in a suburban Boston hospital toe finals, Close bettered hls ' as principal tween victory end d e f e a t ... Friday Night Against Basilio Fourth Defeat for Moriartfs ipeaker while brief meeeagee were Green»keeper 9ary Bryant at the Ponticelli ve. Fire A Police. 6:16, SATURDAY The Canada Cup Tournament old men shaming toelr much attempted to steal second base. Weet Side. .. . wa.s decided yesterday over to* younger competition. _ a ______J ^ has been at odds with um­ given bv Dr. Fred Maganelll and Country Club bald rain wai bad­ Sear* ve. Police A Fire, $, Wad- Blind Bogey Van Donck flnlahed with a 68- Tonv D Angona, among othbr*... ly needed or toe greens would be Utah, and Pete Redemacher, the Low net—Fred Meurant 82-5- 7,903-yard Portmarnock llnki on pires since early May. He has Men I PETE CLOSE Nevv York, June 27 (A5 — Gen^ 1958 Olympic champ who was 71-70-70—279 for too four rounds. Stmtfonl__Although limited to Honaflus and both s c o r e d arguing with opposing playera^di Sperlflc honor*, beiide* award cer- dried up by July 4 ... And stock deli. Fullmer and Carmen Baalllo will n —66. Stan Markowskl 7*-*-*~ the edge of the Iriih S®a, aifd if INGS hitB the Straftrod Mer-fCrone’s double to right center, his Medici VI. Moriarty. 6, Buckley. knocked out by Floyd Pattere.on In wa* a new experience to the ao- Then he nervously waited for M R three hito, the straiiroa x«er ____ ^ w.e. n,it has a running verbal and sign bat­ tiflcatjto, went to Jimmy Menditto, car racing waa diacuaaed with BUI Pagan! tri. Anaaldl, $, Verpianek. meet again Wedneaday night at 66. Jack Ruiher Jr. 86-5-13—6t. miiuites while Sneed completed hi© League second hit, after two were out. tle going with the oftlcla.1 scorer. Bill ^ow n, Fran Chaves and Bill Carton, a car owner from Man- Salt lAke Cltya’ Derka Field for hls first pro fight. SUNDAY vear-old Latrobe, Pa., golfer. Pet. chants whipped Moriarty Bros., Renn’* va. Pollee, 6:16. Nebo. round. W. L. Crone had two of toe three In one of hls more vridely pul^ GiVene and D’Angona. ^ T h e lat- cheeter... Ron Autry, bureau the National Boxing Aun. version SEIxECTED NINE HOLES, "It’e been entirely different play­ Snead needed a 72 to win. He ..JO 3 .769 4-1, Sunday afternoon in a Con­ Stratford hits Including a double NATIONAL LEAGUE Durable Stretch " ter received a plaque ffbm grad­ Tuesday, Jua« 2$ of the world ihiddlevveight title. There will be no Friday night ing this course," Palmer said. A m y A Navy . llclzed Incidents, he threw a ball chief of the Aeeocleled Preae in television-radio fight In the futore 1/8 HANDICAP went out to 38 and looked Ukely ... 9 4 .692 necticut State League game. It and two RBI’s. at toe Chicago White Sox’s rook- Batting—Mays, San Franc^o, uating aenlor*.. Program ended at Connecticut, was the epeaker at McIntosh va. Spruce. 6:16, Me­ Low nett—Dan Davis 34-8—31, '•It’s the flrat time I’ve played e Police A Fire . waa the second triumph in five . /• Murfreesboro, Tenn., June f7 Fullmer won the title by knock­ The series ended last week. It will to do: It. Then he blew to a 89 on Red A White . ... 6 8 .429 Moriarty’s lost two scoring op­ et spouting, music-making* score- .348; Larker, Los Angeles, .345; \ 9 .10 and without breaking any the weekly workahop ****ion at morial Field. ing out Baalllo In 14 round# IMt Tom 'Wolfe 36-5—31, Pete Nakte- couree like this on*., I’v* learned a the last dine and ths tltls belonged . . . . 4 9 .286 games for Stratford and toe fourth Oroat, Pittsburgh, .338; Clemente, (JPV—A lO-mlJe golf matoh— ipeed lawa I waa home Juat at 10 Intermediates ve. Bolton. 6:16, be resumed In October with e shift lot of new' Shota—ahots I’ve never Optical ...... consecutive loss for the wlnlesa portunities, toe ;flrst' came In toe bo&x*d. night at The Herald... Home to Aug. 28 after the NBA hed itrip- to Saturday night and another net­ nl* 35-3—32. Eric Trichnor 35-3-- to the Belgian. „ Sears-Roebuck .... 4 9 .286 third when they had men on first At toe same tlm*, he has ®6ld^ Pittsburgh, .382; Walters, PhUa- alongside busy U.8. Highway 41 in time to tune in the pro-fight Watt Side. ^ ped Ray Robln.*on of toe crown for 32. Frjtd Meurant 39-4—32, Stan played before In my»llfe. . Silk City team. •^resulted in. on© dead ©nsic®» : time to hear the start of the Red Naaaiff ve. Fire A Police, 6:16, . "I’m taking them with me to st. "I’ve been so close many umaa, and second and Renn tried to score spectacularly and was hitting .2to delphla, .330. show from New York and then the Sox game to Keaeaa City, via ra­ not defentjfing within the apecified work (ABC). Markbwski 33-1—32. Van Donck said, "ao you can i«tof * Leaglie Bill Robinson,- former Bo.ston from second on Dick Avery’s In­ when he went Into yes^rdays Runs—Mays, San Francisco, 86, 46 lost balls aad a 6100 priM title scrap between Ingemar Jo­ Chai'ter Oak. time limit. Robinson suhsequent- Andrew! for the British Open." for Mason Tucker and Robert dio, while’ reading my favorite Bantly .vi. Pontleelll, 6:16, Kee- Klekei* .Snead of White Sulphur Springe, ine my pleartre at winning. And W. L. Pet. College flinger, outpitched Crosby field hit and waa thrown out mak­ double header. \ 1 Hoak, ■ Pittsburgh, 54; Ashbum, hansson and Floyd Patterson. My newapeper. . . Had stopped earlier Iv lost the NfW York-Massachu- .Johnny Gonzalvei had to pviU Low nets—Leon Browne W-SO— I’ve got to thank Snoad for help­ 2 .846 Peek. Robinson twirled a four-hlt- Dr. Kelly announced thdt Jim Chicago, Mathews, Milwaukee and Richardson. _ sons Joined me near the radio ney St. ' / ^ out of a" aeheduled Tuesday match W. Va.. naased iip the centenarj' of Medics ...... 11 ing It two out, and Moriarty then It took the-pair eight hours . In the evening et Htiuee’e and eetta and European version of tpe 78, Mr*. Dor* KeUner 104-27—77, ing me to do It.” ,...1 0 4 .714 ter, fanned five and issued six base hit back to the box for the third would get a r-.st after conferring 8klnner,~PIttsburgh, 47. while toe Udy of the house en Armv A Navy va. Optic*li-'4r champlonahip to Paul Pender/of at Oakland, Calif, with Oaapar the Britiah Open starting July 4, Green Manor ... on balls. Peck, who hails from Col­ and 15 minutes to negotiate the Ernie Heath 88-11—77, Moriarty Bros...... 8 6 .615 out. with field manager Joe Gordon. Runs Batted In — Banks, Chi­ Waddell. . « „ Brookline, Maas. Ortega because of *n Impacted chester .struck out six and walked Gordon said he hoped Jim would distance Saturday with Tucker Neariff ve. Man. Auto, $. Buck- Nasslff Arms ___S 10 .231 In the fourth, Peck opened with cago, 61; Mays and Cepeda, San age; the eels bringing out hun- Th€ durable Fullmer of Ine wisdom tooth. The bout wai re- .077 the same number, be back in action in a few days. Francisco, ■52;*-^aron, Milwaukee, the winner by one stroke, iS7 was im teevee aa to whet pro­ l©y. icheduled for Wedneaday. July 6.. Man. Auto Parts . . . . 1 12 a walk but was' picked off first d r ^ of ehoppers. fighting clan from West Jordan, The game was scoreless until Dr. Kelly didn’t make a predlcUon. 50; Clemente. Pittsburgh. 4». to 186. gram ■«■* would have watched.. I Ac©to VI. Normin, •, Verpl©nck. Utah, ie favored to whip the ex­ Rav Rioja* of Fort Worth. Y®* ’ i with the count 3-0 on Roy McGuire. Piersall said it was up to toe In- The match began as a Teacher* va. Finest. 6:18, Nebo. Intematiomd League tratford tallied an unearned run Hits — Groat, Pittsburgh, 96; snjoved the fight throughout hav­ F rid ay champ from Chittenango; N. Y.. subbing for Floty Olguin of Albu­ ... toe last of toe second as Bud Moriarty’s play three times In PIERSALL PONDERS— Jim Piersall, Cleveland out- Mays, San Francisco, 88; 'Clem­ Tucker said, when Hulan S^- ing picked Patterson in five Wedaeaday. June 8$ although Baailio claims he didn t querque. N. M. against Jimmy W L the Hartford Twi Leag;\ie this cer, also of Murfrsesboro, “Of Telephone ve. Gue'e. 8:15. Nebo. Ac?to A Sylvester ... 10 3 rCarson walked, reafched second on ^ ^ l l y ssdd he recommended Pler- fiS ^ n d e r J ^ a s he is interviewed by n^smen ente, Pittsburgh 86; White, St rounds. When an excited Lae Baaebell tickets.' ordered for fight his fight lest time. HOrnsby of Los Angeles in a Tues­ iiMGsiLiHliESbL am infield hit by Skip Crone and week, with games'* Wednesday, sall be g;lven a rest after observ­ Louis, 82; Pinson, ClncUmatl, 80. fered us $100 If we could go Kelter shouted that Patterson had friends, arrived in buchee this a.m. Lealon et Hertford, 6:15, Keeney Fullmer was very hard presaM day show at Los Angeles. Noman’s ...... 8 5 Thursday and Friday. The Oilmen rival a t^ g a n International Airport in Boston last night. the 10 BiUes in less than 800 Ansaldi’s ...... 6 7 came around on a balk, and an ing toe outfielder for some time. Doubles — Bruton, Milwaukee won. my eon Dean wae Juat aa for games et Fenway Perk end Park. bv Joey Giardello in hia mopt re- Paganl's ...... 6 7 error by Andy M^neggla. The Mer­ stand 2-8 in Hartford. ‘,'He's very tired and losing weight, (AP Photofax)...... and Mays, San Francisco. 18; Pin­ strokes.” ^ . elated and added, "I bet Birgit 1* .. .Matt Maetozo. Nike v*. Beptiet. $;16, Charier cent defense, April 20 at Boze­ 8tr*if«rd (4) almost exhausted,” Dr. Kelly said. lacker said he used a No. 5 Detroit has its first Important Lawyer’s ...... - 8 11 chants made it 2-0 in the fifth on son, ClnclnnaU, Groat, PltUbimgh crying." Bli^t la Johansaon’i ^eedy to leave for a summer as es- man, Mont., and Just bhrely clung show in nearly two year# Tuesday Your Headquarters Moe Murray’s home run to'leftfield. Ab r h po & t rilil Plirsall suffered a and Cunningham, St. Louis, 16. Iron most of the way, but Rich- pretty fiance. sistant director of Camp Ne>^-Ti, Clarke V*. Man. Auto., 6:18, to the champlonahip by a draw Geter, sn ...... 1 0 1952 season. He went to toe West- ardson had a No: 4 wood when Memorial Field. with a card at toe University of’ KNICKS HAVE OOLBMAN Moriarty’s only score came in Murray. 2b .... 1 2 Triples—Bruton, MUwaukee, 7; North Vaaelaboro, Maine, etopped decision. Detroit’! Stadium topped by Henry the eighth as Bob Monette opened Honafiun. cf •*, 0 3 1 0 borough State Hospital and tor a Pinson, Cincinnati and Kirkland, a chicken snake whipped In T u ea da y to chat for a few minutes. Matt, a A A I ve. Naaeiff, 6:16, Weet If Fullmer can take care of New York (iP)—Kelly Coleman 0 11 0 0 0 Sportsman Cunningham Hank. Detroit middleweight, and with a triple to right and scored on Lnwls. lb ...... while was in the -violent room. He San Francisco, 6; Will, Chicago front of him as he was prepar got that former minor league baseball play­ *‘be. _ , . Baailiois^hallenge, he can move Kentucky Wesleyan College star, Carnon, If ...... 0 2 0 0 0 recovered and returned to the Red ing to blast a shot from the Onlv phone oaH that I got Pontlcelli’e ve. BanUy, 6:18, Victor Zalazar of Argentina. In a For Garages Dan Renn’s sacrifice fly to center. Crono. 3b ...... 2 1 1 0 2 Herrera. Philadelphia, Skinner and didn'tlidn't startetort or end with talk about er. earvee aa director of the in­ In to^ lucrative match with Pen­ will be one of toe rookies trying The Merchants got two tallies In Kryzannki, rf .. 0 0 0 0 0 Sox next season. He went to_ toa roadside. He used the club on Charter Oak. Semi-final heavyweight ' match out with toe New York Knicker­ Hoak, Pittsburgh and White, St the Johanaaon-Pattereon fight tramural sports program at Man­ der for the undisputed crowry pro­ Wayne Bethea of New York take* their half of the elghti both unearn­ I.K)rhbardo. rf .. 0 0 0 0 0 Indians last year. -1 the snake. chester High...Stroll down Mein vided A promoter offers enough bockers of the National Basketball D. Robinson, c . 0 6 0 0 0 Piersall said he was aware that Watches Cars Get Beat ®* . - Mondav night came from Anne on George Moore of Detroit. • Aaan.. next fall. He la 6-foot-3 and ed, as Murray reached by way of a ,B, Robinson, p 0 17 0 0 Home Runs — Banks, Chicago, McBride, publicity dliwotor for St. end met Dave Dooman, Bern­ monev to get the pair-together. walk afUr Leo Cyr dropped his Dr. Kelly had been "sitting on toe | Siindav’a Homeri The Fullmer-Basilio 15-round 4 «A»AOE. IN 'u S ^ Y o I S ^ h SE 21. In 28 gamea laat aeaaon he Totals ...... 27 4 S 27 .11 2 3 Women'* Divtoion golf aotivitiea ard School faculty member and foul ball for an brror. Murray went bench observing me. That puts Cromwell Winner,, former fine athlete, who reported match will be carried on network AMERICAN FARM LEAGUE a^red 30.3 points for Kentucy Moriarty'.* (1) you under sometol"K ot a strain, M m ™ , F»n«, Jun, 2T -- 'y‘.a".'(l''*--*“ a; the Oountiy Club . . Realtor AMERICAN LEAOIE WMleyan.. j to third on a sacrifice by Dan . h po a • rbl they say. but I “ X t o a T 't o C ^ t ^ ^ ^ de- wiukee. 16; Cepeda, San Francisco, Charlie Leaperance waa a vUitor he wee moving \ip to phyaical edu­ (ABC) television; ^starting at 10 Sullivan’s 7, Sears. 4. R.nn, 2b ...... 0 1110 1 you know.’ cation .department next Fall In the FraaroM, Iiidlaji# (6). p.m. (EST). Figimer is 27. Ba- Cyr, as ...... 0 0 0 2 1 0 Snap Win Streak and we talked of hie son. a oom- Marie, Yankee 2 (22). Standing* Avrry, it ...... 0 1 6 0 0 0 petl.tor.lh toe National akin diving Junior High program. During the siUo 33. Sullivan* ...... 4, 2 .667 0 1 7 0 0 0 Held, tadiane (1$). As an added attraction for toe Moriarty, lb ... I Cunningham hardly - ^ m •’ ■ I Francisco,.Franciscoi. 17:A * I PlMon,\ Clnclmato Junior baseball team combined ajlf rhtmplonahip on the weekend to Summer month*, Dooman will be a Army A Naixy...... 4 2 .687 Pack, p ...... 0 0 0 2 0 0 the race which waa won yesterday Berberet, Tiger (8). • ' Salt Lake City fans> Promoter McCiulrr. Cf .... 0 0 4 0 0 0 tight pltchmg, flawless fielding and California . . FV>r a man who Ufegiiard at the Country Club, Fleeher, Senator* (1). Sear* ...... 3 S .506 0 0 0 0 1 0 by toe Fgrrarl of Olivier Gende- Smith Seeks pool.. ."After 28 year* of plejing Norm Rothschild ha.s scheduled a ManeKgia, 3b .. toe home run ball to pin the first "picked Pattoraon, no one etoppM Beriiela, Senatoi* (!)• Police A Fire ...... 2 3 .400 Alcmany, c .... 0 0 6 0 0 0 bfen and Paul Frcre bf Be‘gtom. defeat of toe season on Rockville bv ,io congratulate me not even aoftball, I have decided to quite," 10-round heavyweight match be­ Monette, rf .... 1110 0 __ Cunningham’s (Chevrolet Corvette In Am ateur G olf U|B»jin^™. Oeatile. Orlolea 2 (10). tween Lamar Clark of Cedar City, 1 Optical ...... * * 'S®* last Saturday afternoon at Henry Al Pearatm, beat, known aa a mu- Welker Briggs aaid. Briggs Is head Woodllng, Orioles ($). Tntaln ...... 26"’ l l M ~6 1 ------— , l6-l .857; Roebuck, Los Angeles Park. Lefty Leo Bravakis pitched ,‘*tc teacher In Mincheater’a echool coectf' of football at Manchester Morlarty'B .... 000 000 010—1 Battii/g—Jim ^^e^’^Blu'^Klmberley of New Mil- Oarey, .Athletloa (6). Stratford ...... 010 010 002—4 Norwalk, June 27 (JV-The five- Farrell, Philadelphia, 5-1, .833; a neat Avp-hlt shutout In besting svatem. A Swede, Peareon and High...Quiet evening reeding the d „ v . in - V . . n ™ - i V T « » ; a retaining day stote Amateur golf champion-1 PitUburgh, 11-3, .786; Mc- Buddin, Bed, Sox 2 (6). 2B Crone: 3B Monette: HR. Murray; Rockville’s Bobby Lanz In a tight George Findell have been telling lateet sport* books, no volleyball Geiger, Red-Box (4). SB. Kknn. CarKon: SAC Cyr, McGuire, hl,h,or tto..i^n.jrfth S . shlp geto underway today at to® cormlck. Ban Francisco, 9-3, .’7W. duel. Bravakis had near perfect m« for months how Johenawn on Friday nights until my projbet Honaflua; 8F, Renn; DP B Roblnaon, runs In 9-2 victory over Kansas iMalzone, White 8k>x (7). Lewla; LOB. Moriarty'* 14, SIrayord 6; ihl be back next year with my Shorehaven Golf (Jlub. I strlkeouta — control, walking only one, while would retain hi* .title., Pettereon Is completed at home. cars better prepared,” Cunntag- Slevers, White Sox (8). BB B. Rohln*on 6, Peck 6; SO, B. Rob- Pat Mazzarella of the Angeles, 113; Friend, PitUburgh, striking out eight. Lana Issued didn’t take heed to the advice and Mlnoeo, White Sox (10). ineon B. Peck 6: Scorer, Turklngton ^^Ktohlng—JoSn Buzhardt, Phil­ ham said with resignation after buck Golf aub, toe 95;® Koufax, Los Angeles, 85 four bases on balls, and sent 15 aiopped Ingo in !••• than five Saturday Time, 2:25. ______lies, pitched 0 "2/8 hltlewi Innings champion, automatically qualifies Angeles, 78, Jones, batters back to to® biench via toe round* . . On© ltonch©©t©r mRn, I.ong day away from the Landla, White Sox (6). Amesite Drives during 12-lnnlng first game victory the tough grind. n .a t i o n a l l e a g u e It was the seventh time tnat for tomorrow's match play. | San Francisco, 76. route. who c©n’ f(y©'©n Inald© account working at another trade—build over St. Louis, 8-2. rio4^. CariUni^ (4). HOBBY HORSES, TOO Cunningham as builder or driver j, the only Man- Cromwell picked up an unearned of the fight, ia Ray Damato who ing 1 knew that I couldn’t get an­ other callous on my hands but Ousmtagham, ikirdliiale ($)• has come across.oro«« tootoe AtlanticAtlanUe m ^j^^^ter Country Oub player seek-j ^ a MI^CAN LEA^^ run in the first inning and Jim battled the crowd to watch the H. Smit,'Cardinal* (1). Gfrove City’, Ohio (^ —The race MUNGO GETS ACE tackle the toughest of all sporU ine State honors this year. ^ | Batting Gentile, Baltiihore, Frazier put toe icing on toe caka proeeedinga at. the Polo Grounds somehow another blister developed track here. Beulah Park Jockey Kershaw. S.C. (iP)—Van Lingle Oleventy- one__ afa' oJ_toejtate’.^h^^^^ ^^on.^7; Mtoo^ with a two-run homer In toe fifth. . . Unuauaily toiiay morning, before I pMt away the tools aftef Gonzalez, PllUrw (5), THE car classics. He has never won. dinner *• ExceUent help-^ctually B. O. Smith, PMlIlee (2). Club, is offering sonvething in the Mungo, toe fire-balling pitcher of "My- boat leaves right away— jtolfers were scheduled to c o m -1 C h ic a g o , Twice Rockville had men on sec- thank* to excellent wire and pho­ way of horses for youngsters as the Dodgers back In toe days ______- _ „ ,ond and third, once with none out, to service on the big fight and the Andv Hunt, a professional, did Burgees, Pirates (5). OUR BUILDING EXPERTS ARE REjADY TO HELP WITH P ^ A ^ Thursday,” said Cunningham. “I’m pete in the 36-hole,quallf:^K_test | *y.ork, .329; _Smlto, most of the work end I tried my ap­ Nelson, Pirates (2), Thomas Colla CO. well *8 grownups. The kids can when they were toe Brooklyn daf- going home to Greens Farms, todav^for toe 31 other places. I Run* Mantle, New York, M; again with one out, but ewh • deadline hour was extended to -C A L L TODAY FOR THEIR FREE ADVICE ride a giant hobby horse or minia­ fliress Ijoys, scored a hole-ln-one Match nlay will last aU week, New York, 45; Minoso, CM- time Bravakis was equal to toe give readers all the matter avail­ prentice best * Afternoon passed Hoak, (•)• ture merry-go-round — under toe Conn., now. I’m disappointed.*, by fast ea did the whole day with Howard, Dodger* 2 ($). JA 2-1750 at the Kerahaw Country Oub. He with toe final on Friday. cago. 43; AlUson, Washington, 42; task and pitehed able on ■what may be the higgeet Ml 9-5224 THE COST OF A FREE STANDING GARAGE, GARAGE i AND AT­ watchful eyes of a playground at such a short run.’* wiLn MAC AAAi« ------ofafAlrJ!* ------An inning:. Cromwell did not com- luat another weekend, or Wo. to go Cepeda, Giants (16). used a No^7 Iron on toe 15’7-yard He chuckled when told of a fight of theiyeiu', at least no en­ TACHED BREEZEWAY, GARAGE AND STORAGE. m tendant-r-while toe adults-are en ■eventh hSe. Van cftU©d it hls before the ConnecticiU Room la Post, Rede (5). ' treating the race horses on Beu French newspaper claim th^L he title competition, mere m »■ 1 Runs Baiioa -.--* ...... an error behind toe husky counter la expected to have more completed, _____ ■ lah’s mile track. greatest sport* thrill. paid more than $200,000 to bring ior championship. The Seniors gg. Gentile, Baltimore, 49; lefthander, aptieal .with John Public. _____ hls party-Y-whlch numbe^d 38 were to qualify with 18 h o 1 e s Baltimore, 47; Mlnos^ xom Brown ^ tom fool DON’T WAIT-PLAN NOW- people—over here. today toe low eight continuing'In 45. skqwron. New York Uage hit for R ^vlU e, a double orrsFRiNO o r .95 Nowhere Near Figure matto play. The winner last year I y j Lenjjjn -'VyasMn^on, 43. to left In toe fifth, Weekend Fight* Blmont, N.T. (F)-B*lmont ^ . 30-m in u t e FREE SOME MOPEL6 a mektb 1st PAYMENT JAN. ’61 ’ COAST INDUST "Some of them were already waa George Heyer of toe W«pa-I jjjts—Mlnoso, Chicago, 84; Run- xhe win put Cromwell on top In Bueno* Alrea-Federico Thomp- THE PRICE IS RIGHT AS LITTLE AS here anyway,” he said.. “But I waugh country Club. Lels, Boston, 83; Smith. Chicago, H com ^U tU on^to a eon, 147, Argentina, outpotatw waa a big on* for two horeea rired INSTALLATION For Rent ' 78- Gardner, Washington, 76; feet 2-0 record. I^kvlUe 1* now Charlie (Tombetone) Smith, 146 A> ^rto* famourGreentre* CoJC J®"* Now Get COAST’S Famous have no idea what It cost. It was jio i. His offspring account^ for NO DOWN PAYMENT —vVJ^O TO - « o nowhere near that figure.” ' ] .Breeding, Baltimore, Fox, Chicago one-hajf game off toe pace with a Lo* Angeles, 10. a k d n® meuWED t o o Despite his disappointment, the the $146.10 daily double. Yom a N u tm egs Bow I and Maris, New York, 74. ..nil meet'two league Havana — Pedro Mlrando, 147, ixsrk a bay colt, won the flrat MUFFLERS It doesn’t take every Corvettes didn't do as badly, as Meriden IPS* defeated Nutmeg | Doubles — LMlar, Chicago and ] Rockville wi _ _ Cuba, knocked out Wilfredo / ’and r/nny Bone, a won AiA,^ TRIPLE VALUE! t v cent to replace that European cynics had predicted. Hurat, 144%. Cuba, 4; Two of toe four (Cunningham en­ the aecond race. SUver city In a Trl-Clty_ Softool Boston, Slebem, AUlson to Henry Park Monday for a Ktagaton, Jamaica— Jimmy favored eon of Tom Fool in the Mobil tered three and the North Ameri­ WE ARE OPEN: . glass in your carl League game. When Manchester Uiarls. New York and ^ ^ rf ’ July game with Cov- Beeoham, 160, Miami, atopped Bellhont, ran fourth. ■ ALL-PURPOSE GARAGE can racing team one) finished the tallied twice. In toe top of seventh ^aahlngton, 15. entrv The Windy City nine de- Alan Harmon. 159, Jamaica, 4. 7:86 A.M. till 8:00 P.M.-^i-MONDAY Thru THLRSDAY (tiM eSANSTON MW«I «M Al»*«) A.I.D. service:^. . . race. They finished In eighth and It marked toe first time Meriden Triples—Fox, Chicago, *• I f „ f 'd both teams earlier tMs year, 7:30 A.M. till 8:30 F.Mv-vFRIDAY // Mirrors and glass 10th places. ' had been scored on in six league 1^ 010, CMcago, 6; H a n ^ , Cromwell , 100 020* 000—3-6-0 SERVICE STATIDN 7:80 AM, till NOON— SATURDAY Your Future 2-Car Garage! CunnlnghBun admitted he was games. Snyder. Rockville 000 000 :000-0-5-3 I furniUire tops. Tub disappointed with th e‘three liter Mac Segar- of - •—-*-Nutmegs------was---- .hoithe 1 ... New York aad Becquer, wasn 1 Bravakis and James; I^nz and 134 E, CENTER ST.. MANCHESTER Porch Jaguar which he purchased spe­ Boudreau. Large and Patio enclosures and pic­ cially for the race. Driven, by U.S. only playe^ to 1 *’ Guofofittf — one hit. Tonight,. ■ ' * Nutmeg AC Home Runs—Marls, New AIR-CONDITIONING SEAT fcOVtIU AVAILARLE NOW ^ Enclosed Storage Room sporU car champion Walt Hans- hosts Skis of East Hartford at 22; Ltaion, WasMngton, 17, MM 01U1XS NOT THRnXS \ ture framing. Your gen of Weistfleld, NJ., and Dan Robertson Park. , . „ tie. New York. 16; He d, CTeve ^PittaburfiTh, P©. —Dick Groatg Befcaenable rent. Paid training eeiiree for man eeleeted. Me­ Ui JOUR DISPLAY ON ROUTE .1; 6RANPORD guarantee is our 10 Gurney of Riverside, Calif., the car Meriden IPS ....10 0 210 x—4 - 6 -ad. 0 73 13;; MaxweU,Mittweu, Detroit, x.etru.v, 12*4 .^ ^ Pittsburgh Pi- J9ur 40 Yeors Near Howard Johntsn's was the pace-setter In toe trials Nutmeg AC . . . .000 QOO 2—2-5-0 Stolen Base* — A ^ lr i^ C ^ g gjyg "batting against Don chanical aWllty helptnl, Thle I* a high gallonage eUMen and years in business^ but went out early In the race with HEATING PLUMBING NEW BIKE DEPT. O'Connor, Cunningham (7) and ,.16; Mln^. 3 S^aK wiU provide an exceptional financial return to an nmtdttoua X>0H1 MISS THIS OFFfRf \ ignition trouble. Bertaha;. Gag;non and Segar. reeding, ®*?tlnj6r^ L*ndis, ^ an appointment with to* We repair aU makes. You The Jaguar firm has denied that tx , h.ndl. Htmldinen. nee yeor old bike aa a ELUNGTON RRAN< OfD^p^ndabh I g ENUEMENi rieoit »tnd IM yoi/r YoluobU ( — ------—— laSW ItT MIDOLI TUMieiKI 97; Paacsial, 'Washington, $1; Bw. WILLIAMS OIL SERVICE Yonkera, N. Y., Raceway la_ta Elks 4, Green Pharma«W $. STORES^ • CoMssmI1^ Ham OBcinnaU Rod* *tole 28 Cleveland, 81; Wynn, Chicago, 68 Pinehunt 12, BUparlor Ber. R 541 BROAD ST.—FROM E Ml 8-4548 ~66l MAIN Ml $-1771 T IL.M l. 9 -7 e 7 9 ba*s* In th«lr flnt 28 attompU Its 11th season e t night harneaa ■atmda, Baltimore, 61. (OAST INDUSTRIES tola aprbig. XMlaff. ^ 4 . . m e >3- / f AGE THIBTUN MAWmncHTBB EVBNINO HEBALD, MANCHMTER, CX)NN., MONDAY^ JUNE 27, 1960

HooBsa for Sidt Haww*fgrS8l8 72 iF ir s t P r e 8 id e n t|? ® £ * E E ® f £ * ^ Honsdhold Gooik fl MANCB5STER e v e n i n g HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN^ MONDAY. JUNE g7, 1960 S-4 0 t/r 0K—Inuneoulate 4 (oeM BOLTON—4 bedrooms and an of­ TBBMMIItb GS m a m cbu o tbr- f o u r flea. IMO1800 aquar*• f**t, Gurdeh—Fam —Dhirr juihaaaiU'EOR t rtfiob, jeMqOe «fleloeed bree**- ArticiM For Salo *5 Oolmlal, In g ^ coo«tlon, Mem way, ovarOatd carege, oomMn^ on kouta 8. Idaal for prohMsilonU S w o n i‘ i n forj'Vote Tonight Crucial BY PAGALY SHORTEN Prodnets 50 *^«iw fnent condition, bargain at CX41Ali POUR room flat, find heat, attraoflvely lendeeaped ^ man or largo famUy need*. I H . -m ^ t h e r e OUGHTA BE A LAW M I> W «.______. floor. $66 a month. Ml 8-7667. After nn* fa r garage, nee WM exoep- tion aluminum' storm laeb NEED TIRES? PICK TOUR own atrawberriea. • dafi MI 9-8881. Adult*. wtaJr before you b«- Uiraugbout Cbolee l o ^ m . near aSSffi-ttSSdlS Secoiiil Congo 19B7 CHEVROLET. 4-door, « cyl­ Paaquallint Farm, Avery 8t., Wapv. Bolton Center ROad. On*-h*lf acre No dow .yment. Terma to ault m i s n a m h o u s e h o l d fumi- THRBBI LAROV ipoma and VA $U,800. FbUbriok Agency, 1 lot. Selling lor $14,«88. OallTbe R. ]For Proposed Charter inder sedan, heater, defroster. MU et charge. ping. ______' room* now avaUabto, H«at, hot price $107B. No psymenta till you. No 1 *ale. MI 9-726S. F. Dto&i^ Oo.. m 8-88U, Barbara water, nfodera kitohen* with Woods, MI ^7709, Johanna Evana, CLASSIFIED September. Brunner’s, your Lark COLE’S DISCOUNT s p e c ia l ' sa l e — Salvia, atraw- H0,800 8 ROtW randi. riowera, calendulas, ainntis, marl* BtovMi and refrigerator*, tile beths MI 84M6S. raaaohaMa offer. AOitog H8.000. ,^ ia d with rifi**. guarded Hie fate of the proposed con- dealer In Talcott^ille. Open eve­ Wonted— To Boy 58 and ehower*. patkrtog, 880 ahd f86 atonne, emaMte drive, 800 nings till 9. ______STA TIO N , golds petunias. Also pepper- age, view. Canton H. Hotchlm, plants 3Sc doren, PontlcelU’f per month. Call MI M M . n —BOLTON—New 8 room 436 Center Street ^ b u t , 0KLL or trad* antique i n 94088. Cod, firaplaee, open atelrweU, f d flM’^srtth^iS^ufte?' liSa building agaliut poarible vlolrace Diatrict mratlng at 8 advertising Oreenhouae, 438 North Main St. Md u**etqck at Vernon BlemenUry PICK TOUR own atrawberriet, ■liver.It. ptetur* Iramea and old ford Rd., With nfee large yard and room Garriaon Colonial, , brand net*, walkout baeemeht, ameelta PI 2-B430. ‘ MXTAL PULL-OtJT day bed, rea­ cellar, MI 9-0008: lot for only $14,900, Both conven-L,j, govarnment, no troubla School. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISMENT D^EPT. HOURS Sparkle, for freerlhg. Plenty and coin*. owT doil* and gunk, boblv new, 1% ceramic tile bath*, ^ drive. oomBletely laniUoe*^, lenUy locatad. I d a v a io l^ r c ^ d * of m*n taw**t-| “ * CLABSiri to 4;30 P.M._ 1959 FORD V-9. 4 door sedan, auto­ sonable. Phone MI 3-4822, large. Mountain Road, Glaston­ collectloii*, attic content* imol* plairtered wall*, flreplac*. Ra>lly acre lot, FrtcM at IH.sOO, matic drive, heater, defroster, all S tates Furniture Repair Service, FOUR ROOM flat, eecond floor. nnanced, J. D, Reiu^, 470 Mato Tha R..F. Dlmock Co.. Ml 8-8MB, ANDOVER CBNTBR-$$.800 fuU ^ a t a re fe ^ d u m on toe e l e c t r ic c o k e cooler, '$35. bury. MI 3-8997, Oocn. Tel. Ml 8^7448 Can be *een at 160 Charter Oak black very clean, $1785, full price Stimpson scale computing, $35. Bt. Ml 8-8189. ____ B arbara Woode, Ml 9-7708, Jo ­ prica for tola 7 room Stored I rtia^ July_8, but ''■’ COPY CLOSING TIME FOR *^*"ASS^KlEp A D ^ No pa.yments till September, Bnin S'TRAWBERRIES, pick your own, Bt., between 4-7, hanna Evan*, MI 8-B068. . ■ton* flreplac*. heatalalOT, large K a sw b u ra to ^ the appropriation 1« votrt down, MONDAY Thro KBIDAY 10:80 A.M.—SATURDAY 8 AJL Meat allcer. $50. Fiv* foot - deli­ 25c quart. Bring baskets. Soma, w a n ted —One used dehumldlfler a n c ie n t HOKE by a burbling ner’s In TalroHville. catessen case with compressor, for basement use. Reasonable. FIVE RCXIMS near stores. Reason­ m —BOLTON, Riga Lane— 7% scremed-to porch, $-car baaement the buUtog to a fraw ^ ba- the referendum may be delayed or double duty, $100. Dry electric Birch Mountain Ro^d, Bolton. able. Newly renovated. Improve­ brook,, 19,900. New heattog, new garaga, 2 rooms unflnlshsd. Neff P«l«-S®®*^*®** Call MI 9-9888. ______plumbing, n # w 1 y dicoratGd, room custom buUt, custpm-de •tor* and church. Ideal for elm-1 hie* *trapp*d to their back*. District Commlsrion- PLEASE READ YOUR AI^ kn beer cooler, $50. McCaakey cash ments. Middle-aged only. Sea- signed ranch, two full baths, two- 1950 FOUR DOOR Dodge, $85 register. Five foot display grtet- strand, 81 Bo. Mun. neiw lawn*. Flv* room* down plt» dmn, ^ 1 Th* only shadow was cast by Ura and toe firemen, who oppose 9-0703, iar> ( HA ha »16 THAT THE WlO rW R^ j „ -Jg: Household Goods 51 C pnrUy finishtd up* Cull F^mnlc car garage, one acre wooded, lot _ _ 4Uf-,ii Alta'' mrm taken otb» tke phone me a con- ing card case, over.l.noo cards, Rooms Wlthoat Board 59 with ternil* court. Priced under T LKw tiojioo A demonatarator* proteirtliut toe «** the charter, will to out in 7^ e to J ut 'WUeu he complete $30. 11 cubic foot free?!- Burke, CH 6-8897, to arrange to- wm cape that Kaaal Province, where I J” ^ house'at toe same meet BKROBS in Ume lor the next inw ^ T railers TTaOIT STUFFED er, display, atainlesa steel, .,$100. ga* stove, goo‘- fo r ^ n t 64 $600 DOWN Q J., apllt l*v*l, tore* ment, oil ***•*• * * " * ^ _ 1 1,1, ntmp 1* strong, should become|,„_ Upit The Her^ It rmp«M^io^oiu^ ^ PEERDESS MORIDE home, 3-2018. '______- MI 8-5246: Barbara Wood*, MI •toe room*. Income from PALS, SOMEHOW Ing, DP 8-^” * ” bedroom*, buQt-toa, 26 foot £*c 8-7702, Johanna SVatui, MI 8-6668, SSplyTto ■% acw* K Assumlan &omoue aUte. | The flrehous* U to to ^nced in w illo ^ r My me oaloe of bedrooms, plus i4. ft^ialousi g b< "Three Rooms of Furniture FOR OFFICE Ok bualnaaa nee. Slfift^’fn'StWv w” new' fln«lctag|~‘cong7'l^e'to decided to I wlto'mOOO "from toe capital and aliimsroom, air '^-enxidi{toner. IT SEEMED MORE used for steam or not water. Com­ ATTRACnVBLY furnished rooms, Mato St. near Crater, 8 room*, room, 125 foot frontsfJu ' nnanemg «ngo -lUpubUc of non-reettrring expenditures ac- a S b . corrected hy -miU.. ,ood” in«,rtton. UHE AUNT MiNNIElS Cartton W. Hutchto*. Ml 9-5182, n r — MANCHESTER — Sensibly $2,995, .lA 8-8203, AH 9 plete with oil burner. Call .lohnaon FROM MODEL HOME complete «ght housekeeping fk ;round floor, plenlty of parking. priced Cape Cod with garage, liv­ 'cc^ngo’’ Stor inde^^^^ al- count and with $22,000 to be bor- MACkEREL- A Little. Ml 8-5876, MI 9-7662, clllties. Prices a* low as $10 week- “ 9-5229, S4. V i BOLTON—Cuatom 5 room ranch, ing room 12x24, beauUitully land­ ttomth a former French colony rowed. The $1,000 refewmdum arttotlc atonewortc. huge porch, TOOL AND equipment rental*. I Cost Over $700 scaped lot, near buses, school and ;NCE F. FIANO toe S o river already haa coat ia also to to tranaferreed YooB Dial Ml 3-27^11 Auto DrtvtnK School 7-A ------Jand- shopping. Selling for $18,700. Call Ukra that naSie. from toe capital aepunt. If ap- BB appreciated ^ a^iMi i ee Sale* «nd *ervlce. Ap Equipment, ■Iton LARSON’S. Connecticut’s first II 945 Center St., Ml 9-2052. Open NEVER BEEN USED l a r g e r o o m , completely fum- 6 p.m. JA 7-1872. The R. F. Dlmock Co., Ml 8-6246, 3-2766 The two republic* a t Congo eeem prov^. Awarded Grant censed driving school tralhed - evening*. o Sale Price $388 ^ h ed , with complete light h o w - '------^------BArbara Wood*. MI 8-7702, 3o> Automobiles for Sale 4 Certified and approved Is now of keeping and «wimmtog pool priv l-|M ^1 8 T M O T —BuU dl^ fra P hanna Evans, Ml 841668. ^_____ Nancy Gozdz, aalutatorian a t Lost and Found 1 SECLUDED among traas, six room 1960 Rockvine High School, gtadu feHng- classroom and behind SALT WATER rod* and salt water Pay Only $4 Week leges. MI 8-4776. mercial business or c^ce us< ranch, buUt-to stove, garage, huge wheel instruction for teenagers reels and mlacellaneoii* *alt water Wlirsubdlvide. MI 8-B229,, 9-8. V—MANCHESTER—Six room Co- Eg. Crawford uating class, has been awarded an FO■;;;:;TTSTrv_pi.ek inm -B lack andand^^^^^ unite m ale'1959 - overdrive. lark Gives 4-door. extra 8 cylinder. mileage, Uith up . excellent conolUon, only loiilal, 1% baths, extra large Hy- — t Honor Scholarship by Marietta Col- Ml 9-6075. tackle. MI 8-6888, 756 E. Middle Sacrificing complete bedroom, room s a n d cabto*. all coavm - -rn itB ;; $T5,900, Carlton W, 'Hutchto*. a_____Mkra I I*** S a t " S S ^n S-SMt. to 30 miles per gallon. AU equipped Tpke. iences free parking. Scranton’s LARGE BTOTO a t__ Blreb St. room, formal dlnii^ room, one rrrT|ym MARKET among them "Ckmgo," Counsel Robert King said toe complete living room and kitchen Mato S t 32. ™ ^ "RepubUc of C>ntral African t r i r t C o ^ ^ ^ coat $2,500 new. It's your" *or PREPARE FOR driver’s teat: decorator furniture from model dla- Motel,' 1(?T6i1i^ T^ke. Ml 9-0826 j | ^ y . . »UrtOWl«. • « larger . Selection of th* winner is based ,.$1,488 with new car warranty. You Ages 19 to 90. Driving and class Privath Instrartions 28 Salesmen Wanted 36-A play home. We will give you free Mato St. Paridng. to to sure there to enough money on high school record, character F0UNI>—Black and. white, fernrie Buildins-Contracting 14 MACHINIST’S tool cheat. Ilk* new. between 5-7, MANCHESTER— Three bedroom di puppy. Call Lee Fracchta, Dog can't go wrong on this one. No room. Three instructors No wait­ delivery and free storage up to one Cape, Wo full bathe, living room, ^‘• S S.’K ow f I ” ®® ca^‘with »<>«■ flreplac* ••1®’ rad I independence from BelglJ ^rojrtated recommendationa rad perforraane* ing. Manchester Dri'vdng Acade­ TUTORING—IndivIduSl instructl^m. PAINT BALES trainee wanted by PI 2-6430, A NICE LARGE room, private tors Wood*. M 9-7702, Jonanna gormer. A«nime 4t4% 0.1. .mroachlnr. there waa some ^ - hm on toe Scholastic Aptitude Test of pavments till September Brun­ BIDWELL HOME improvement year. B oosm fo r R ant 65 iWwtng rram, kitchen, nine closets, shsg dormer. ------_ . um approaching, there To be adopted, toe charter must Warden. Ml ,3-8594. : my. 1 2-7249. ' all subjects, grades 4-8 by exper­ prominent manufacturer for great home, seml-grivate Evans, MI 9-5658. toe College Entrance'Hhtamtaatlon. ner's. your Lark dealer in Talcott- Co. Alterations, additions ga­ er Mancheater-Mlddletown area. many tiuUt'^, paneled recreation ______mortgage with $4,000 down. Pay reatlessnesa in the country. be approved by a majority of toe rOUNt>--BlacH and white, \-Ule. Open eve till 9. rages. Roofin„ an-' siding experla. ienced teacher. Beginning June N O R M A N ’S lent tocaUon. Oarage avaUaWe. MI ROOM alngle dwelltag, heat room, laundry room, 14x14 o ^ VI—R(XXLEQGE RANtai—Three I only $86.40 a month. Bengala tribal supportera of voters ta the district rad by a, Board. MORTLOCK’S Manchester'a lead­ 27 MI 9-2192. Sales experience required. EaUb The Honor Scholarship, glyra to puppy Brown on face Call ing driving school. Three skilled Aluminum clapboards a specialty. llahed territory. Starting base paj' Boats and Aceeaaoties 46 443 Hartford Road 9-4966. K aiut hot water. 8 MOCks from State porch, storms and acroens, hot bedrooms, large kitchen rad din- ^ t APPFN AGENCY Jean BoUnkango. leader of toe majority of voters ta toe city. YVaMhia. Dog Warden, MI 3-9594. 1957 PON’nAC ataiton wagon, new. Unexcelled workmanship. Easy Before vou buy fumituri any­ water oU beat, two block* to grade ing area with built-ins, flnlahsd JA C K J . L A F r tN A U rji Puna party, warned of trouble un­ Referendum* are scheduled for toe encourage superior sqbolastic per­ Hvdromatlr, radio, heater, very courteous instructors. Class room QUALIFIED HIGH school mathe- $300 monthly, bonus, and car al­ I960 We ST.BEND outboard motor*. Bu r n is h e d u o h t h o u * e k ^ formance, may be retained through Instructions for ,18. 17 year olds. budget terma. Ml 9-6495 or TR matlca and acience teacher wishes lowance. Excellent advancement where—shop at Norman’*. roMn for middle-aged lady only. CaU MI 8-8878, between 6-a, ■chool, Jtmlor Hlyh nnd Senior game room with bar. beautiful lot. ’ less he Is given a place In toe new same day In each araeu ciean. Solid all through. Drive it See oor display. One full year High. Convenient to churches priced at only $22,500. Call Th* R. m i s-woo four epUege years by malntatataf 2 and you'll buy It. No payments till Telephone Mr. Mortlock, Director 5-9109, to tutor. Ml 8-0747 after 8 p.m. opportunity. State age, send de goveimment. 50Ui Anniversary Annoon cement* guaranwe. C. J. Morrison Paint DRAPEJS,, bedspreads, blankets. Tel. .8•5888. gEVEN R(X)MS. five-car garage ■hopping WeU Undscaped, F. Dimock Co.. Ml 8-5245, Barbara vyeekends rad eveninga MI 4-1894 BoUnkango was d efeats for a satisfactory grade average. September. Brunner's, your Lark of Driver Education. Ml 9-7398. W. F. DION Construction Company. tails of education and experience Co., 385 Center St knickdcnack*. Motorola TV. 3T Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hewitt of to Box P, Herald, WANTED-Reltoed geftUeman to $17,800. Owner transferred. MI Woods. MI 9-7702, Johanna Evana, ------— president by Joseph Kasavubu last S5 King SL will celebrate their Miss Oozdz’s activities in high PHiLOOiBENDIX W lb. W ^ . ^ 1 dealer in Talcottville EARLY'S DRIVING School-Oass- Alterations, .additions, garages, Proctor Road. MI 8-6558. occupy nicely furnUhed toonv to) MI 9-0218, 8-2887. MI 9 -9 ^ . GREATLY REDUCED-Four room week. The disappointed m ra school included Future Teachers dry, 10c. Lucky Lkdy formica counters, roofing, siding, Bonds—Stocks Mortgages 31 14 FOOT Lyman windshield, ateer- 60th weddliM' anniversary ivlto 1959 NEW LARK V-8 StaUon room and road instruction. Stand­ ing, 25 h.p. motor, $475, $100 down quiet homa Center. Free VERNON—Five room ranch for horns with gm’age. West Side lo­ charged Lumumba had gone oacu open house IViednesday from 4 to of America, Dramatics Club, year­ center. 9 Maple 8t., ard and autn'matic, dual-control fainting. Plans drawn. Ml 3-0895. AAAI SUPER VALUE NORTH END—Only $18,9001 Year Vn—MANCHESTER—Near Keeney cation. Call private owner, m i book staff. Choir and Starettes, First National Stora. Open 34 wagon with automatic drive, heat­ MORTGAGES—U you nee'd money Situations Wanted— $7 weeklv; 10 h.p. Johnson $75; 30 ’RE'niRNED puking. MI 8-7410. rent with option to buy. Built-in old ranch, 6 rooms, buUt-to rang* on a promise to suptort bl*n. 8 p.m. er, defnwter. all chrome trim, cara. Day or evening appoint­ we are tn a poaltton to finance 38 h.p. Scott $190, MI 9-14.54, Street School. Beautiful L shaped 9-2766. Mirabers of too ^ g s la trito Student Council and toe National hours. - . ments. Call MI .9-8875. ANY KIND of carpentry and cabi­ F e m a le . FROM MODEL HOME p l e a s a n t . CLEAN rt)om nea^ and oven, baseboard heat, flr^ ranch, 2’A years young, extra) Married June 38, 19l0 In El many .othW extras. This wagon is net work done. Honest and relia­ second mortgages in any amounts. 8 BRAND NEW ROOMS place, walk-out basement. Small who have tradlUonaUy"copperat^ Itagton, the couple has one son, Honor Society. 12 FOOT BARBOUR runebout. 52 ” bath for gentleman. Parking. 64 »-«964.______-----. ------large'living room with flrepUce. SOUTH WINDSOR-I^vely 8 Last year, Miss Goads daughtsr brand newi .Neyer riin. Never ble workmanship. Call Roscoe Terms to suit your needs. J D. COLLEGE GIRL desire* rim m er OF FURNITURE cash assumes three twln-stoed bedrooms, large room ranch, 1% baths, 19 foot with ,the Belgians. «nM®4 jn Fiamk Hewitt-of Miami Springs Pvreonai* 3 registered. New' car warranty. Business Services Offered 13 Thompson. Ml 8-1895 Iqr esti­ Realty 470 Mam 8t.. MI 8-8129 job. JSxperience tn office work, beam, good rondition, $150. After PLUS — High Street. | f iv e ROOM stogie—salt box. Very skirmishes Saturday in which sU Fla., rad three granddaughters, of Mr. and Mrs. ZIgmund Oosds; 11:30 a m. MI 9-1043. m. U B. Anderwm Agency. JA 841189. | p^ced at $18,600. CaUl kitchen, stove, large living room. 17 Main St., TalcottvlUe, represent­ Factory list $2,955.65 Your price mates. } tj'plng. After 5 p.m. MI 9-0846. WERTINGHOUSE B-nw vM inr i«dv ,11 toe K®®d condition. Limited number of two-familv The R. F. pimock.Co..m 941248, 7 cloeeU, basement. 4 % mort- persons were Injured. who wiU be here for toe celebra VACUXRI! CLBAI4ER8 jrepalred_in $2,285. No payments till Septem­ TYPEWRITERS and office ma­ APPLANCES ed Rockville High School at Laurel Business Opportunities 32 SECRETARIAL Services—take dic­ NEW AND USED boats, motor* ^>1W . MI tion. my own home shop. ber. Bnirmer’s, your Lark dealer chines—repairs, sales, service and and trailers. Srhtilze Marine, West ADMIRAL T V. •verything. MI 8-7969.______The Union Jack waa lowered ta Hewitt was formerly employed- Girls’ State. She also received the faci-jry experience. M mak in Talcottville. rentals. Ml 9-3477; tation in vour office. Transcribe AT PRICE Mountain 8% miles from Mifln of irad, large frontage. Future) haiiqa Evans, m i f-eew.______TWO FAMILY duplex 4-4, Ver- BriUih SomaUlrad yesterday and E. Stevens Henry award for scho­ lot/ ratea, free estimatea, n Roofing—Siding 16 COMMERCIAL zoned property on at home. Neat, prompt work. MRoad. I Route______83, Ellington. by M. T. Stevens rad Sons, re­ Route 83. Vernon. 400 foot front­ E\’ERYTHTNG ONLY noeslbUraea. Tpw rra, Broker, Ll* j j j LAKEWOOD CIRCLE, North—1 pianck School area, good condl with Joyous crackling of flreworlu tiring when toe company left larship rad a letter of commenda­ pickup and delivery. Mr. MUler. 1959 CHEVROLET V-8, standard TAMKIR TREE removal, land ______■______.'l3 FOOT RUNABOLT boat. 88 $459 Apartin«it»--Pht*— MI 8-7029 after 6 p.m. | st.. Ml $4w21. ______| custom built sto; room Colonial | uon, $14,600. Owner, MI 8-0910. tion from the National Merit Sctio- shift, ,2-door with radio and heat­ cleared, firewood cut, Insured: CONNECTICUT Valley Conptruc age with a 14 room duplex cape the East African territory cel^ Rockville. JA 8-5409. ______tion—Roofing carpentry, gutters, SCHOOL GIRLS looking for baby beam. speedometer, steering ‘'SEEING ’ IS BELIEVING T eB sm sntg home designed for comfortable bratod a new status that will last Mrs. Hewitt is a past matron iarxhip Corp. and was a ftaallat la er low mileage. No payments till Call Paul A. Ellison, Ml 3-8742 ranch which -is licensed a* a fos­ 1. 2. OR 3 YEARS TO PAT NEWLY DECORATED —4 room |g^Q gE 8T E R —(Six room slngl* HOWLAND OFFERS ELECTROLUX , (R) all kinds of siding, specialize in ter children’s home': Excellent in­ sitting jobs for mornings and wheel and tilt trailer.. Used very house for rent or option to buy, |m , frame building one living, large, jnodtrn kitohen. ust five days. of Hope O iapter No. 60, OiES, the National Honor Sioclety Scho­ September. Brunner's on the Man- little Make m ^ a n ' offer. Ml ' Phone for appointment TWO OR FOUR room H>art- larship competition. World’s Ughteat cheater-Vemqn towir line in Tal­ COSMA APPUANCE SERVICE. aluminum siding. Call Fred come plus. J. D. Realty, 470 Main afternoons. Call MI 9-2293. $110 monthly. Leas* required. Box Main St. Business II r a ^ “® h^?”g ^ . radl Mracheater - Six t^m brick Britiah colonial authorities rad a M-year memiMr of toe duty claaner. Two-tone coIot Charest, Ml 3-7180. 'j. 3-4885. / ments meludtng beat, hot water, A member of the TaleottvlU* cottville. ■* Repairs all make refrigerators, St., MI 3-5129. SAMUEL ALBERT. HARTFORD gaa for cooking, elaetric refr^era- K, Herald. ) sane. Price rrtuced. S. A. Beech- shaded l» Electrolux freeiers. washing machines, '.'y- ler. Realtor, Ml $-6969. over toe nomadic herdsmen popu- of 8 t John’s Episcopal Church.' Congregational . Church, Miss A. A. DION. INC. Roofing, aidmg. HERALD PAPER route for sale. 80 TEN FOOT PRAM, excellent con­ CH 7-086* ■tor and gai stov6| Call Ml 9-7787 mid-twenties. Robert J . Smith, | a hill. 1% baths, g a ^ e ^ 43oraz sings In the choir, teaches MI 8-9806 after * P »». VOLKSWAGEN 1953. Excellent ers, ranges, oil and gas burners. Situations Wanted—Male 39 dition. Antique percussion pletol abundance al shade trees, rad ra laUng toe 68,000 square miles of Hospital Notes condition. Ideal for second car. Ml 9-0883. All work guaranteed. painting. Carpentry. Alterations ruatomer*. Vlcinltv Church . and See It Day Or Night from 6-7 p.$—, . . ______SnmiBer Horew for Rent 67 ggygN ro o m Cape Cod, two m e., m i 9 - 8 2 4 1 .______building lot mciuc Sunday School and Is active'ta ths and,addilions. Ceilings, Workman CARPENTER, painter, paperhang- 60 cal. ^ 8-0078,_____ Mrtm building lot Included. Eve. counttry on the horn of Africa. Admitted Friday: Mrs. Melvins WANTED - K l^ .from N ^ Call Ml.9-8593 after 8 p.m. Center SU. 5H 9-2139. If vou have no means of tran*- A last toast waa drunk to the Pilgrim Fellowship. ___ Manchester to vicinity of 8 t ^ CHAIN SAW work - -Treea cut. ship guaranteed. 299 Autumn St er. mason and dry wall taper de­ -7~ F ^ ROOM HEIGHTS next to ^tSure“l«ll^"ni^^ itf^An ab Sek Hayes. SD 84)627. Sawn. 61V4 Village St. Chpitol, 8-i summer hours, mj 1957 FORD V-S, 4-door atatlon Reasonable rates. Call PI 1-7558 Ml 3-4860. sires work. Tel. CH 6-9808 be­ portation. I'll send my auto for ------c»ra. weU -— maintained b u U ^ ^.1 ’ Rocky Rocky Neck, Neck, four four room room modern! modern owTeTifl WSie 1 tractive 5%^ room ranch homebom* wuniwith Bolton Lake—Year j ’round ^ Queen, toe Royal Highland Fusi­ Discharged Fridays Kathleen rad wagon. Fordomatic, radio, heater, between 1:30-4 ;30 or any time Help Wanted—Female 35 tween 8-7 p.m. only. .vou. No obligation, heat, hot * 2 ^ . cottage, knoity pine all eieetrte church, owner MX ^----- 1 % baths, full cellar. buUt-to oven room cottage, furnish^, g < ^ J®_ liers beat retreat rad on a hillside Christine McKechnle, 26 Windsor ski, ’Tonand; W alter Maynard. 9-4084. ___ COUGHUN ROOFING Company Building Materials 47 tor radPM iring. $UB. MI 8-W09. jfjtchen’ patio, hot water. * 1 « ^ iucX LEY AREA — Unusual Cape! cm 'binatic^'w to^B , rad pratled I ^ shaded Jot, _ ') ^ a to overlooking toe capital, Hargelsa, Bolton Rd., Vernon; Charles Hlas- new factorv motor, not rebuilt Saturday or Sunday. A _I^B —E—R—T—’—S Avg* WANTEt>-Rlde to P ^ , A Very clean', next to new Drive if Inc. Aluminum aiding, asph^t COMPTOMETER U6ED^______BUILDING material for AD 8-126i.______Mven. $65 weekly. July 2:9. “of five rooms, first floor, two nice, ' living ' ' room. ------Handy------to naiW- sdhool, K jciq. ‘ ~Eve. Bill Bolea. MI 9-9868 a ^ ra t electric sign flashed on toe Admitted Saturday; Alvin Kib ny, 6 Middle Butcher Rd. ney third shift, from Bolton. CaU today at Brunner’s, across from GONDER’S TV Service—Motorola asbestos roofing. Also aluminum D ogs—FRrds— P e ts 41 /sasale, 2x8* and up, ah'eathing. stor­ 48-46 AU-YN ST,, HARTFORD T—Wlw look furtlwrT I CGrtori PJ ly a*a**«i«*rafinished rooms•w«-—-■ —second------floor, —r - ■ r...» u ^ -atmosphere.------<------. Just _a short . dla- Mtnehester—Six room Ranch, ga slogan (JLong live independence.” be, Ellington; Frank Carlson, 67 Discharged yesterday: Melvtea 80 9-4457. Vittner’s Gardens in Talcottville. and Phllco factory service Hi-Fi. galvanized or copper gutters and OPERATOR age bln*, shelving, work benchea, OPEN NIGHTS TTl-L 8 P.M. FOR RENT- Hot water oil heat. Full baaement,ment, trace from Wilbur Croes Hlftnyey. rage newly redecorated InaWi On Friday. Britiah Somaliland High St!; Catherine Blake, 80 Win­ Sawn, 51% VUlage.. St.; Mary leaders. MI 8-7707. imed. I Priced at $16,900. Robert J. Smith, 8% mortgage, dote to ^ phonos and auto radios. 214 Spruce kitteiir two complete bathroom aeta, two SAT. 8 P.M. I rca^rattr^wUlff^^ LAKE- ”% El­ ►0101 . - ______MI 9-7057. RADIO-’TV r e p a ir s , any make built-in roofs, gutter and conduc work. Must be experienced. Mod­ folding leg* with Simmon* Inner- I______—------, 1 s p e c ia l s (BUY) MITCEN—B e ra .j^ J ^ jj^ J j^ jr—Seven room home cars ampliflera. phonographs and tor work; roof, chimney repairs. em, air-conditioned office. ®’^®l furnace.*, modem radiator*, com­ ipring mattress, excellent condi­ f ^ T s ^ h r a appUance* furnlriied. I ship: 'Die combined territory will Discharged Saturday: Louise lington: 'Viola Tyter. 29 Vernoa Ray Hagenow, Ml 9-2214; Ray f r e e —KITTENS hoping to be plete windows. Including frame, MI 9-4824. TR 6-1186. COLUMBIA LAKE-Smdl water'-1 • NORB*AN JT .-H ra e U « W®«j|l 0®! w ’S ™ . 1 delightful 1%. « r e ^ot. J ^ e _ 1 ^ then become a nation called toe Knight, Broad Brook: Sturgeon J i\e FOR A GOOD changers. Over 47 years total m - lent benefit program. Apply Em and aluminum atorm windows, tion. Also coil spring twin size. MI ^ ------.. 1 home for the retired couple 6 three-car garage, go^ loc^ira.lS^ comfortable country atmo- Admitted today: Emrie Automobiles tor Sals • perience. 90 days guarantee all Jackson Ml 8-8325. ployment office. adopted. MI 8-1827. ,3-4644. front cottage*. $36 to H ^ e e l^ bungalow with excellent just reduced to- aettle estate, ®?*' ™’ United Somali Republic. Luck, Cateret, N-J-: R®"! Neron, work. Potterton’a, Ml 9-45yT. doors, and plumbing supplies. ’The now republic will have ra Main St., Vernon; Joseph Lavitt, Cambridge, Maas.; Robert Cobra. SECOND CAR AKC r e g is t e r e d miniature Choman Hoim* Wrecking, open f Safe for children. MI S-289S, MI -^rden s w e but little lawn to $18,600; nice home .plus income —I*** Cambridge, Mass.;, Dorera BL Oli>ER CARS. B ^ a n lc a spa- First National Stores, Inc, -8, Saturday 8-4, or gjfl FOtmROO^.,^,-cdndnoor.|*1 —Q.1Q9Q ------1 I,, enrataf WAORFlt I "i^r»7to%eV;Somj *--- €1AflAA® MVen 1*001111 XXTAlWAR^^ E. HOWLAND area of 262,000 Osquare miles rad 6 Burke Rd. _ . , . ru ia Oxit y *i*elf ca» , *lw*y» CONNIE’S TV and Radio Service, Park ahd Oakland Ave. French Poodles, brown. Call TR dally 3:30 p.m. i Admitted yesterday; Patricia Louis, 38 Mountain St. LO9 K T H E SE OVER Roofing and C him neys ?.6-A 5-4785. call Ml 9-2392. near Mata St. MI 8-6872. ------umjTAMS SHOREs'Tv^- rad ^ d for Wtek sale at $9;800. cipe, tWo^aV garage, 1% ac«s Realtor. MI 8-1108 nearly t4vo million people. * good aelecttoo. look available ali hours Satisfaction East Hartford, Conn. 9x15, $35. BU 9-8955. Lrael Robe^rt J. SmlSi. Inc., Ml 945241.1 l a n d . ^ ’t b* W 676 Mata Strrat Somaliland’s prime mlnliter. for Wisniewski, Tolland: Shirley Gor­ oMee. Douiida* Motor*. 888 Main. guaranteed, C^ll MI 9-1815. Vernon and Talcottville news la ROOFING — Specializing repairing WEEKLY SAVINGS LIST THREE ROOM apartment, toat four bedroom ranch, garage, good | Mrachester„-Conn. its brief exlstenc as a separate ta' man, Mata St., Ellington: Jenny 54 Ford 6 $275 roofs of all kinds. New roofs, gut­ LEGAIj SECRETARY for small of­ IFULI.. SIZE white iron bed CaU W. ROOM qin 1.M, wm-toi ------, Crouch, ToUrad Stage Rt.; Arthur handled through NBSED a c a r and had your credit fice. Typing and shorthand eaaen- Articles For Sale 45 I after 5. 73 Seaman Circle, M*n- end hot water, $70. Tel. Ml 8-2068. dependent state, will he Moham Rockville Buredn. 5 W. Mata 53 M ercury $250 MORTENSEN TV Specialized RCA ter work, chimneys cleaned re­ Western Framing Tnickloads , , h»«ier ■leeps *our^tomaUc heat, 1^ stove, dishwasher, rec room, ga- m ^ t r a m $4,700 up. Call _ the ] LARGE SIX room r«ch.j;” porch. med Hajl Ibrahim Egal. Frey, 6 Terrace Dr.; Marilyn Yan paired. Aluminum siding. 10 tial. Write Box B. Herald. h o m e MAfclB ravioli, fresh or ___ from $10.3 Per M' i ______THREE AND FOUtt room ^ * ri- water. arteetra' well, large rage, assume 4%% mo; EUsworth Mitten A'gency. Real- basement garage, wooded I !•% telephone TBemont 5-8185. televialoib service, M 9-4641. years’ experience. Free eatl frozen, SOc doz. 248 Avery Street, grounds. Owner Eacott, MI 9-7688. acre lot For appointment H q five up 53 Pontiac $225 BOOKKEEPING MACHINE opera­ 1 X 12 Pine Sheathing $»5 Per M' | menu, furnlahed or unfurnlihed. $101 monthly, JlTjFFi,- Carlton'J®** • tors, MI 8-6930 or MI 9-6524. LAWN MOWERS sharpened and mdtea. Call Howley, Ml 8-5361, Ml Wappillg. ktl 4-0604. Preflniahed IJiuan Paneling ^DINING ROOM table and buffet parking, garage, adulta. ^Pleasant COTTAGE FOR RENT—Mlaquaml-1 Hutchtoa, MI 9-8182. ^ 9/8700. NOW THe IbE a r e t HB** laa, get the W I< down on, the low- . 53 Pontiac $275 8-0763. tor with knowledge of typing for TO 1 — ------. I LOADED AND priced for a quick eat down and amaJleat payments repaired. Free ptcK-Up and de­ general office work. Apply Man LOAM-SAND—Stone - Oravel - 21c ft. i Make me an offer. MI 9-8285. location. MI 8-6889, ____ cut R. 1. <3all after 6 p.m. 'MANC3IESTER — 6 room ranch, jgoo sq. feet in this Ryan in Russia—1 Meriden. Jun® ” anywhere. Not a small loan or 52 Stiidebaker $150 livery. All wdrk guaranteed. Sales, Chester Modes, Inc., Pine St. Prefinished Birch Paneling 6-2121. used tolm two llamas inMerldsna service parts and rental eijulp- FUl and Ameaite. For prompt de­ 29c ft. SACRIFICE, like new 80 ” gas im m a c u la te five room duplex fireplace, garage, 1% bath*. Ton- „mch, mahogany paneled Uving 73 finanoa company Han. Douglas 54 Hudson $150 livery call Ml 8-8808. Walter P- with two enclosed POfchra rad . room with fireplace, m baths, gS' Lota tor Sale TO*ii zoo. Now there aro three. Motors. 888 Main -t ment L & M Equipment Co., Heating and Plumbing 17 WATERFRONT instructor with Ceiling TUe -'>9*'' «- range. Combination Eaaj' waaher- l a k e CHAFFEE—Lakefront cot-1 gren, broker. Ml 8-6821,______51 Studebaker $100 Bamforth Road, Vernon; Bruno current certificate. Must be 21 ' MUIer, Trucking. 1 x 8 Sheathing $*9 Per M’ dryer. Shetland floor scrubber, ■pacUais yard. Garage, oil heat, rage, 90x180 well landscaped lot. TWO CHOICE lots In AA lo n ^ One A baby waa born JJ*®!?* an’d miscellaneous housew-are, two electric bot water. No chfldrsn. no tag*, sleeps VERNON-Large 8 room Cape, ga- Value at a low, low price of tag to Lolly, the female^ a d u H jj^ WANTED — C$eaa used car*. We $150 Moake, kU 3-0771. If no answer PLUMBING And heating - re­ years old for-girls’ day camp M TOP SOHr-poaslbly the cleanest Mahogany Econo Paneling 14c ft. fireplace, porch. $66 weekly, M i| rag* rad breezeway, 1% acres------heavily wooded. Also one in Rock- has been in toe anlmftl collection down oP*tr»da any- 52 Buick call Al Laaka, TR 5-7609 cclIecL modeling installations, repair* month of .luly in South Glaston­ Disappearing Stairways $23.95 ea. maple chest*. PI 2-7415 at any peU. Rental $80. Inquire $17,900. ’Truly magnificent. Ca edge. Terms avalabe; T, J. Many Soviets Doubt and most fertile available any­ 94)710. horse stable. Tongren, broker, MI now. Paul J. Correntl, MI 8-8863. in Hubbani: Par*, nearly » Motora. 888 Main. All work guaranteed 26 years ex­ bury Call Mrs. SKudra, JA 2<0183 where. Prompt delivery. Call 4x8 Plyscord $107 Per M’ . time. '______. Adams S t . ----1 3-6321. ______Crockett, Realtor. Ml 8-1877. B R U N N ER ’S M A M RUBBISH REMOVAL Serv­ perience. 24-hour service. Call from 9-5 or Mrs. Grady, 0^-5584 Glgllo, Bolton. MI Insulation $?8 Per M’ CompleUng toe happy 1959 PLYMOUTH Fury, 3-door ice—residential, commercial. In- Earl VanCamp, MI 9-4749. Leonard L. 8 CU. FT. O.E, refrigerator,'excel­ Wanted to Rent R O iS-----M'^NCHBSTEB-For $18,900. Six BOX MOUNTAIN Drive, V em or^ ture is Larry, a male who M*-"®®® sped, excellent after 8 p.m. '' ^ 3-7083. Knotty Pine Paneling 14c ft. lent condition. Call after 8, Ml ______— a room Cape, oU heat, one-car ga- hardtop, fully equ Your LARK Dealer duatriaj, AtUcs, cellars, yards, in­ PAY 'N TOTE DUPLEX, 4 rooms, Beautiful lot, 160x209, $l,W . X D. Nikita Tellin in the zoo almost three years. CCBdltlon. Phone I 1 9-8888. cinerator-cardboard drums. Lawn AVON PRESENTS a ehaUenge to clothesline polles InstaUed and 9 -7800. hot water, refrigerator. Ml 9-106L MIDDLE-AOED couple desire 4 ^ S ^ e ^ a v Realty MI 8-8129. 470 Mata S t In Talcottville mov^g. Light trucking. MI 9-9757. women with spare time who need room heated flat ta rd«i neighbor- S^^j! A^ce Clampet. Realtor. MI 8-4543, J9BB WHLT8 ataUon w a rn , heat­ Millinery Dressmaking 19 reset. Used chain saw. i Good farm NATIONAL LUMBER, INC. HEDSTROM deluxe baby carriage, r e a d y FOB occroracy—Nra extra money. If you take pride in loam. Ml 9-1858. 381 .STATE STREET: er. good tlree, motor, r a l price Open E ve TilUJS ALL TYPES screens repaired with vour abllitv to organize your pad and net. like new, $20. Bengal room apartment with ceramic toe l a k e LOT tor sale ta Coventry. (Continued from Page One) housing ratb.er than offering first 8450. Brunner’a, your Lark dealer Alcoa ecreeninga. New ■ce®"® U lx er a tIONS made quickly and P03VER LAWN MOWERS—Jacob NORTH HAVEN, CONN. ga* and g"*. excellent rondition, bath, buUtdn oven rad stove, MI 8-7876. chance to privileged party mem­ household, why net apply that CHestnut 8-2147 $40. Call Andover. PI 2-8142. MI ______VERNON—Custom designed com- In Talcottville. Open evenings. 1965 PLYMOUTH 2-door, . radio, made up, 447 Main Street or call efficiently. Ml 9-8555. ability to selling AVON? You will sen, Bolens, Toro and Ariena. Self quiet neighborhood, $125. Bnslnqai Pmperty far Salt 701 the majority of Russians do not bers. heater, standard shift. One • cylin. Ml 9-4633 for free pick-up. 8-2678. t h r e e B z o n e tots with city want to believe all that Khrush­ Some in the armed forces were 1969 FORD. 6, 3-door sedan, very enjoy watching the dollars roll in propeUed, push or riding. IS.to 8« TEN FOOT picnic table with water. Union St. Manchester. der. on* V-8, Both very clean, new as your sales go up. Interviews ar­ inchea. Ask for demonstration and chev Is telling them today. annoydd. Officera, high at toe rank clean, extra gas mileage on this paint. Take your choice. Priced HI-FI COST too much? Buy a kit. bench**. $15! fumed oak dining THREE ROOM sqmrtment, heat, $2,500 each. Ml 9-6495. MoYlng-rTrucklng— ranged In-your home at your cOn be satisfied. Trade to your old me- Diamonds—Watches— room aet. round extension table, stove and washing machtae, n w Torrents of abuse have been of general rad admiral, had been- one Briinner’e, your Lark dealer for a quick sale. Brunner’s your Expert advice on your needs. Free chine. Parts and service. We demobilized ra4 ae t to clvir tasks, in TalcottvlUe. MI 8-5191. estlmatea and reasonable rates on S to rag e 20 venien^e^ Call CH 7-4137, Jew elry 48 ^buffet, and eight chairs. Fine con­ Parkade, W a month. Call MI quick sMe, ^ «^nlmum_ d o ^ _ p a y m ra t LOT 150 foot front, near new Lake poured on the United State$ by Lark dealer In Talcott4dlle. Open sharpen and repair moat all bww Street School, nice location on Moscow’s propaganda machtae often as administrators of enter­ construction. We repair 811 makes, MAIDS UVE-IN. to $220 mo. -Fin dition. Tel. MI 8-5905. 8-6802. ___ Street, W 845129. 196* MERCURY, 4-door, full power. eveninga._____ , i______CaU Ml 3-0204 now. MANCHESTER Moving and Truck­ and ilower lawn mower* Ml LEONARD W, TOST, Jew eler-re­ Rosewood Drive.. MI 3-1257, since toe U2 spy plane incident prises' ta remote, primitive areas »dlo. heater, four new tire*, very ing Company. Local and long dis­ est/Jobs—top N.Y. Agency. A-1 8-7968. Capitol Equipment Co., 88 pairs. adjust* watches expertly. c h e e r f u l — BUNNY -r T lW MI 8-5363. rad toe collapsed summit cpnfer —hardly' statable places for offi­ clean. MI 9-4811. 1949 PAqKARD, radio and heater, TOWN and c o u n tr y amesite— tance moving packing and etor htmea ticket* sent. Write Gem Mato St. Reasonable prices. Open Tuesday large room*, heat r a d ^ RooscS tor Sole 72 ence. But ordinary Russians re­ cers’ ladles accustomed to toe good condition, $66. Twible’a Ga­ age. Regular service throughout Agency, 85 Lincoln, Roelyn Ht*., thru Saturday. Thursday eve- r 1__-TimmnTT Rrw"nfT WRiGY!— Cus-1 SO. WINDSOR, West Road— Five BOL’TON—Two large adjoining lota, amenlUes of a priviUged caste. ameaite drlvewaye and aprons. PICNIC TABLES, attached seaU, centrally located. MI 9-168$. Eve- main cordial rad friendly — per­ rage. PI 2-7798, Route 44A, North Specfaliata in patching driveways. New England States and Florida. N. Y. ninga. 129 Spruce St. Ml #'4887. )ga AD S-4798. n ic e 6 ROOM OOlanial with ^ rto m built 65 foot ra m b lta g ^ c h Tcmgren, broker, MI 3-6321. And there were those Commun- Coventry. full size 30” wide top, 6 foot, w iM’Vam' eh ninga p lW now nearing compleUon. (Jipor- U k e ^ . A. J. BUCkiey, v-ovenrry. haps more than ever — to ■visiting No job too small. OT 7-1701. Ml 3-8663. Americans. ista who saw-the prospect of eased Look Smart !n A Clas$ie $19.95: 8 foot $22.95; 10 foot TO RENT—A three and tow ^ m M4.9(». J. D. Realty, 470 Mata St., t^nity to choose your own dewr. 3-twu.______ANDO'VER LAKE!—Twc adjoining iiivat^^cMaai ^ jjjI intArnGtioiii^ tciunonSi GS thr©Gtcn* bookkeeping —Payroll sefvicea. AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Co. Local- Help wanted—Male 36 $25.95;'-sturdy braced construction heated apartment. Apply Edward BQ 8-6129. , ______2-car garage. All aluminum «d- p r j v e —6 room cap* ad lots tor sale. Marion E. Robertson Russian popular ®P"'*®j' w ^ ^ weakened world Complete or partial business serv­ moving, packing,lacKing, storagBy'^BioragBy Ixjw of 2x10 Western Fir. Zinc plated J. HoU. 'TeL MI 8-6U7. ____ ; i....tirm«iiir 1 hig. Equipped with alumtaum j^ g ^ t Center Springs park, oil hot broker, MI 845953. _____ react to toe Amerlcra confessteni * For A BrigWt Entrance! ices for the small businessman at rate on longong distance moviipoves to AMBITIOUS married nian with bolt* Delivered and assembled SEPTIC TANKS 60-62 PORTER OT. 1 atorm windows rad doors. Built-in 1 ^ ^d ro o m s. Price of spy flights over Russia. The 48 states Mf 8-6187. '. / car tor Fuller Brush sales worjf. W. Zinker MI 9-5444. NURMI ANDOVER—New 8 room n p « ^ SOUTH WINDSOR — Exclusive Khruicbev' evidently .reacted tp | T V v ie w in g reasonable rates. Tel. MI 9-8736. full or part-time. Manchester-East AND AUTO BODY PwU?ri& tori r’Jirel fK~ 0.“G'^dchUd-ia^^^^ reaction amounted to a feeling these pressures. ------'t ment. stove, refrigerator, heat, Lake Street area, beautiful wood­ of hurt and disappointment rath­ SUPERIOR PAVING CO.—Amesite MANCHBS'^ER P ack^e Delivery. Hartford area. MI 9-0090. CLOSE-OUT new picnic tables, at­ garage, adults. $75 monthly. PI Stack sale. Ml 945229, 845. i , S ‘".?drL,SrSdi«.S?’ ftS ed lot, one with pond. Esther The U2 Incident provided an op- is easy today.. driveway* constructed. resur­ Light trucking and package deliv­ tached seats, 30” wide top, 6 foot, PLU88ED SEWERS Schwars, 8-0164. er toap one of anger. The atU- portunlty to backtrack on, the over­ MAN w a n ted for general factory 2-8090. . . tude seems to reflect genuine fear faced','. sealed. Reasonably priced. ery. Refrigeratorg; washers and $13.60, 8 foot $16.50: 2” lumber. CAROL DR7VB - RocY''“ J®;,g>’- mor« about thli houae. I BO LTO N A N D VICINTTIf dose of peace and smiles. A t high MI 3-1080. stove moving specialty. Folding work. Apply Manchester Modes, ‘Delivered assembled. W. Zinker, TWO ROOM furnished apartmraL 850. 5 room ranch^^ large^llvtap ’This Is It! Exclusive. J. D. Realty. . . , toat Sdviet-American relations levels, the cold war waa on .again. chairs for rent. Ml 9-0783. Inc., Pine St, Maehise GIsassi will bring back the iciest days of At lower levels, Russians were re­ kn 9-5444. Septio Tanks, Dry WoUs, Sewer all utUlUas flimlahed. 105 Bircn room, cabinet kltehen. 8 , b ^ MI 8-8129. Cozy 4 room ranch on 80x270 lot, Resort Property for Sale 74 St. looma, 1H% ------—------T—— oversize garage, $11,600. the Cold War, iB contrast to the luctant to accept the idea. RUBBISH REMOVAL frtim cellar* EXPERIENCED fluorescent fixtures (18). ♦* Ltoea Installed—Cellar Water- Painting—Papering 21 assumed. Merlon B. Roberteon, BOL’TON LAKE—4 room pictore] Attractive 6% room ranch, nlce- ANDOVER LAKE—Small, unfin­ warmth generated by Khrush­ , Tourism has had a heavy to- and garages. 'MI-3-0187, ^ _ 1 tube, adjustable reflectors, with prooflng. Done. FOR RENT—5 room flat, UUey ,SL, Broker, Ml 841968. book ranch, oil heat, excellent |jy landscaped lot, lalje privileges chev’s United States <1slt. pact In Russian cities. In addi- IN GAUGE GRINDING tubes, originally $6. You remow second floor, oU burner a t a ^ ished cottage. «r®P>»c®. "rher* can__ be______little. question . tUm to hordes of well-heeled west- PAINTINO and ' paperhangtog. from present location for $2 so i heat, automatic gas water ^ater. «o a u b u r n r o a d —Llv-1 condition, lakefront privileges, asking price, $11,900. 100x800 Wooded lo», $1,200. MI Good cleiJi workmanship at rea­ Pleasant working conditions, 985 McKinney sros. Off North School St. ^S S S rae formal din- Only $8,600. Monthly payments 3 ^ ^ the 1700s, 5 rooiw cape about this; Russians hope lor al^ni Europeans, ®hout 12,(W Am? CARS 8IMON1ZED and washed. 64 each. Watkin* Bros., Inc., Garage. AvaHaWe July tot. in­ to* ™®“ . 369 Goodchlld-BarOe • ------0-6846. higher sUndard of living. Theyl ertcana visited toe m Brookfield St. Tel. MI 3-8514. sonable rates.' 80 years In M ^ company benefits. Apply to person. Main St., MI 3-6171, Sfl 9-8884-'->Mancheeter cheater. Raymond Flake. MI SwwBrcM* Disposal Co. Mint* Court quire 21 Biro Street between 6 and relate this hope to better rela- 1959, as compared vdto about 3 ^ 9-9237. . ' ^ IC F & D M anufacturing Co. 180-182 Pearl St.—Ml 8-680* 8 p.m. _____ .. Suburban for Sale 75 Oons with toe United States. They soviet clttoeiisvvisittag toe U ta ^ Hoasehold Services 334 CHARTER OAK ST. Houm Pb..bbbty.u; .5 ;r. g p y relate their fears of dashed rewns States. Possibly 15.000 .^erlcans PAIN’nNG ranches $99.50; , capes FOUR ROOM apartment, electric Offered 13-A 8-89I53. to®*J *''2!",*’ 9}f®5bA®Xf n^Eight room colonial over 200 Jftoe sector of renewed C b 1 d wlU visit Russia'in and split levels. $119.50 plus paint. SUPERINTENDENT, FOR n e w » SEPTIC TANKS range, refrlgdrator, waAer ^ xrAKrHESTER — 4-room ranch bedrooms. Dutch Colonial. OU hot ^ ^ ^ fireplaces, 8 , “OUT A LI’TTLE” ■UJ-. 1 wet.tem tourists there are In toe dryer. $125 per month. Call MI t l S r itv Utu- water, alumtaum combinations, y®*™ TV SERVICE Potterton’a all Call Ml 9-9220. apartment building. Cooper Hill CLEANTCD and INSTALLED •/hen Khrushchev called Elsen- Soviet Union, toe more opportra- makes. Highest quality guaranteed Apartments. Hartford Rd., Man 3-7704. 17 miles from P. * W.. 1 mile hower a mra of peace. Russians Ity there 1. for Russians to com- EXTERIOR and totortor patotlqg THE ‘ frpm Route 2. Comfortable, neat 7 so*s homa heating 'work and parte, over 47 years ex and paperhanging. Wallpaper Chester. Experience required. See • SEWERS FOUR ROiOM apartment, central perience. Fam u* for service since Mr. Serino. MACHINE CLEANED im good old home. About % were eager to believe it. „ 1 I was in Russia seven books. Guaranteed workmanship. location, ’seat, hot water. P " k l ^ acre. New . funuwe, aluminum But in toe Communist I ^“ et people had seen] J931. Phone MI 9-4537 tor best Reasonable.rates. Fully Insured. Samuel M, Lavitt, Agency adultsV^Avanable July 1. COVEN3RY — Over-size 5 roomjacaped lot, $28,100. toe Soviet Army rad among CJom-1 yraw ago, p j g u r w a y ! service.' $13,600- 8IX room cape, full stormi rad screens, garage. Ber­ Fast and courteous service. Leo WANTED — Experienced painter. • INSTALLATION REALTORS ' 8-7690 or MI 8-8470, ranch,' 4%0fe assumable.« .,„ n h i« mort'mort-1 (jail IX )LA H . U E S IN ries, trees, shrubs. $11,900. munlst allies -1 parUcularly «»«UWe ta ^ °^,em in- J. Pelletier. Ml 0-6328. ment, combtaatl windows and gage. Large lot. Tongren, broker, YOU get premium quality HAROLD A SONS. Rubbish remov CaU MI 9-6326, SPECIALIST FIVE ROOM flat,, second floor, pU doors, amesite drive. viewedRed Chinese theKhrushchevpeacecam- — certain ®J®®«“^ tom ^i^ -They oftraoften would w ask, MoWlheat with RT-98. . . the al, cellars and attics cleaned. hot water heat, good tor couple. 80 days, oco’oancy.___ ^ Marlon m. bP -8-6821. ______M I 9-6949 Walton W. GTant Agency A ^es, paper* all rubbish. Harold EXTERIOR and interior patottog. PART TIME service station at­ p r 7* WINDSOR AVENUE, ROCKVILLE moat completely effective fuel CeUlngs reflnlshed. Paperhangtog. tendant. Few evenings and week­ Available end of July. Inquire at Robertaoo, Broker. MI 3-5988. l t , 4Tjr«mrj>'niiR—Extra large two- WELLES AGENCY' palgn as dangerous to the C®®' “^oes toe United States j Hoar. MI 9-4034. Town aifd Country IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THAT r 84 Walnut St. after 6:80 p.m. ■ Realtor MI 3-1153 munist world movement. war’’” oil additive ta use today. And Wallpaper books. Estimates given. ends. Experience preferred. Can ITT AT MiCT)T)ti""«"y ri'V’ condl-r family bn bus line. Ten acres, ask- you get premium aerviee. Au­ DICK’S WEATHERSTRIP Com Fully covered by Insurance. Call before 8. MI 9-8198, 645 FLAr, I $16,600. Tongren, broker. Ml P I 2-7356 In the U.S.S.R.. toe refrain was; Edward R. Price. Ml 9-1063. ■ ^ Drainago Go. Ne a r m a in street three furnWhed Horn near achool, bus, shopping, tag $1 activities seemed to generate new I want peace, just as you I tomatic deliveries . . . . a bal­ pany doors and windows, custom . MRS. CHESTER BYCHOLSKI . rooms and bath, heat ®pd hot churches. Carlton W. Hutehlna, MI I _ 8-^21.______ROIXJNG PARK-r8 rooms, two pressures from the population. We warn pe e. j anced payment plan ud-many work gueu'anteed. Call collect r “' EXTERIOR HOUSE Painting Serv- water, no children. Ml 9-4256. Waiitaa>-Real Bstate 77 limantic HA 3-1198. • M IM 1 4 3 9-6132. .DUPLEX RANCH 44, in n l^ lo-l unfinished, dorrners, oil htaw atsr, KhruBchev himself from time t® gtalta’s ’Ume. ordinary. Rus- other extras derigiMd to maks loP. Free estimates. Fully to' OP 32 STRONG ST. IF YOU WISH personal service tlme reacted with ^m lsea rad ta- concentrated their enertaea homeheating rfollg ta n , sured. Quality workmanship guar R ead H erald Advs. BIX ROOM duplex, hot water, oU ONE SIZE fla t FINISH Holland window heat, central focaUon. Adults pn® can Joseph A. Barth, Broker. MI ten a show ol P®^®™“®®‘ _ S i toe problems of day-to-day ilv- shades made to measure. All ahteed Edward Yeomans, PI has now jeiiMd Hw ogoncy 08 salat atsoelofa for a'v^lable. MI 94)820. OUiiiO iuiiui*® ^ ----- r a i liio* _ (14-16-18) metal Venetian blinds at a new 2-8002. ferred;' Garage g a ’ r membersem^rs'^rtoe of toe ruling his Under promiaes Georgl. of~abundant M®l«a*.®v.l con- M p b i l K e a t lo\/ price.. Keys mkde while you MonehoBtor and v ld i^ . M n . lyeliaWd w« bn 9-1423. ■ 1BK ROOM O artson Colonial. buUt I BOLTON-Privacy. 4 a r e y o u considering partyiarty likely were worried. Were ^ P jj^yed their 8364 EXTERIOR AND interior painting, Ml 3-6969. ------1-1 i^^fiSeplace, T«an fireolace. convenientconv^ent central ----- Nm chee-odiee. wait. Marlow’s. decorating, rellings, floors, paWr- FOUR ROOM heated apartment, base. SELUNG YOUR toelr privllegea in danger? /J"®^ tbMng able to buy the' addWra available July 1, Includes heat, WEAVING of Bums moth holes hanging. Clean workmanship. plooMd to rteoivt inguiriot from protpoetiva hay- ment garage, blond* oak W Utchen PROPERTY? oneapartment atiaw ta housing toe wtad; projects S®«® were««« gth K ^ to e j^ ^ K g fr®d“ ^y®®™^ *®^’. wim mi Nfw and tom clothing, hosiery runs, Free eaUmatea. No job too small. For Loose hot water, stove, refrigerator, rad rabtaeU^lSik on a % acreact^ tet- John VerfaiUe, MI 3-2621; on and soNon of homot and othor rool ottota and utilities. Centraily located. $78 ’Trees. view. Immediate We win ^estimate value ol your ^^en priority to those Hopeful of M n-ORAM A h: dbags repaired, zipper re­ (monthly. Call MI 8-7088._____ property without obligation. W* placement umbrelliw repaired, SidflMr. Forced hot water heat, U 4 m c h a RD ROAD -^A s u ^ ^ cy. Eaany flaneed. A a k ^ buying toe things he wants, *e WE G iV f The dreaa you reach for moat Glances are sure to stray your men’s shirt Ulara reversed and MODERN 3-BAY Lawrence F. Plano. Ml 8-2W, also buy pre^rty tor cash. even dreams of emulating toe way when wearing this very pret­ Conrsea and Claaees 27 eon ononga ooty Rnoncii^ for cpiolWiad h n f o n . t h r e e r o o m furnished apart­ ^ezeway and J® r^-,. I tlal nine room home designed fw Member MtUtlpJe Ustlng. GREEN STAMPS often to look weU groomed. The replaced. Marlow's Little Mend­ ment for working couple,- near ’Otoer llzflnga. A llhrick Agency, t^e large famUy. 4 bedrooms. TV Paul P. Flrao, MI .8-0458. Ed, Legal Notice Americana and traveling on ms VMsatil* classic, accented here ty ‘peasant’ blouse with Its gay, Crawford, MI 9-4410, own, unguarded rad unshephera- j cross-stitch embroidery! Easy to ing Shop. ______ELECTTRONICS offeA well-paying Mata Street. MI 84862. MI 94464. I room, two-car attached garage, STANLEY BRAY, Realtor UQVOB FEBMIT with tucked detail. positions to technicians and serv- ______- .* rt 1 I I I utility room, rad level lot 90x200, o r APryCATION^ ed, tq foreign Irada. No. 88«4 with Patt-O-Bama U make, nice to wear! ALL MAKES of TV. radio and SAMUEL M. LAVITT AGENCY HEATED FOUR room apartment 66 ELWOOD ROAD - Ctaontol - walking distance to Porter NILES DiRIVB—7 room split, at BRAE-BURN REALTY Thia is tb^ve'noUM testj’v ^ N - r .po such Russians ellmtosUra ta Pattern No. 2«17 has tissue — home slectronlc equipment eX' Icemen. '‘Leam-by-doing” —train tached garage, tolilt-lna, double MOIIMTT In -id^ WH. now at Connecticut’s Oldest BleC' Shell Service Station and garage. Route 81, Coventry, Large Uvtag I Stieet SchoolT ®®le TINO B. FIANO, ol Lyman RA^oiton. d^„gen>us tensions means hope perUy repaired . with a 90-day -REALTORS lot wen landacaped, recteatum MI 8-6278 22%. 24H, 2SH. ^Bu*t 83 sizes 14. 16 and 1.8 Inclusive: Ifot- Ironic* School. Day and evening 600 feet east of Cove Restaurant. hed’-l 52».-N)0- ^ b e rt J. Smith, Inc., MI standard to .47. Sire 14^, 35 bust. 4H Iron transfer; color chart; sewing guarantee. Call Mr. Britney al the so WINDSOR AVE., ROCIQfILLE, CONN. PI 2-78U. . ______■ room. Reduced to 818.M0- O o ^ gELUNQ—BUYING-Ttadtaf T We m l ^ fw a Restaurant liquor Permit m* the West’s iS ®R attataaWe) 'Manchester -TV. Ml 9-1048. elasee*. Summer term start* June OFFICE . . . 78 WINDSOR AVENUE, « « » 9-5241 chlld-Bartlett Realty. Realtors, MI for the ••Js,®'®!?“kouo Uquor^n^teal^^ That’s why they want to b r o t h e r s yards of 86-inch- and embroidering directions. 27 Free catalog. New England rooms 1% b®to«. taadKsaped loti offer you free confidential to- Tt> Older, send S6c in coins to: To order, send 25c in. coins to: Technical InSUtute, 68 Union P1-, TRAINING PROGRAM and H N A N aA L ROCKVILLE t h r e e r o o m apartment, heat, SOkSOo! Marion B. *W*)®*’toon,Ljjg jyo___Attractlve • 8-7925 ray time. ______specUons » d arrange ^ tora<> ® fhe'bualneaa''ra.’ownedTh2”hu.?SM.**i» ownid by^^LEN- by I believe bSteve --In better - — relations with the Bus Burnett, Idancbesber Slvening Anno Cabot, The Manchester Eve­ IRONINO DONE to my home. MI Hartford; Conn. .Phone JA 6-3406 ASK ABOUT OUR TRADE-IN PLAN hot water, stove, Broker. MI 8-5968, iaam cape,-fireplace. IM from start to nnlah. M lt^ tino_R. 82ANO. of i2 ”«S.dMita®by Stated States. Ml 3-513S ning Herald, 1180 AYIB. OF ry e , .spactqus grqimds, MI 9-83W, g o o d in v e s t m e n t — Ashworth Hemld. UM AVB. OF AMEBl- 9-8687. A5S«TANCI AVAILAfLI way, giarage, patio, nice yard with Btreet.Two family 6-8, «)U Iwt jtai ^ work ^ band and glov® ttath AMOtlOAS, New TOBKM.N.Y. U.8 CIVIL SER'VICite tlesU! Men- OFFICE OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK severals e v e r a l bmai------trsea,, close, _ to Member MulUpl# 2 0 1 4 | i O A ^ NEW * 0B « P A K-Y* For Ist-class mailing add -lOc women. 18-52 SUrt high a* $96 T R 5-6M 7 apart- Bowers School and bus Une. Own- saicellePt ®®**‘Blfr®;^I^2j|®;, r'l.ii0 0 tb« tbs Bltaworth EUsworth IMlttra FIANO. TT**”*»f add lOe for each Boildlns^Contractlng 14 week. Preparatory training until CoH MR. CARNEY M l t-1821 , FOR RENT—Thrss room eoctra lots Zone B. To t a g « o t ^ ‘| ggara patUm. Print Nam*. Addrsss for each pattern. Print-Name, Ad­ mrat, 16 m n e la ®®stt Wttt- ers loA^y! state, Elvn q^er, OsWBpIqr..Kq)tttor*ia,M^ HraUoea. M8 arara. 8K mo. dress with 25one and Pattern Num­ AU. TYPES of carpentry work appointed. Thousand* ol jobs open, .. Witt Zoos. Style No. and Slae. Experience usually, unnecessary- EVEMNGS Ml V-VOST MdnchnBtnr Offlea—M n. RydioWd Ml 3^0034 tordi Adults only. <*• monthly. Band We today for your copy ber. done. Alterations, dormers, roof- MX MOM. Have you the *60 Album con­ t i ^ porches, finish upstairs, base­ Free-toformation on Jol**- salaries, of the Spring and Sununor lasue requirements. Write today! Ito' m of m u eoiwiilafo pattam aaagarino taining many Iqvely designs and ment* and garage*, etc. Call SO iN e pattsmsT. Only Mf. a oepgri 949SL I coin Service^ I*«kln 7L DUntod, // MONDAY, JUNE JT, 1»60 Bloodmohile Visits Hospital TomOrrou? From 10:4^ a. m. to 6:45 p.m.

PAOE rOURTBBR jJJattrbfBtw H^raUi Archery TO Start, The Exchange Club of Manches­ ter will not meet tomorrow wa­ GOOD SHOE AboutTown ning. Thfc club’s picnic has been Life^ard Needed scheduled for July 12. r e p a i r in g f a y s Archery lesaoni, pfovlded.' by 88 G<^yynn ’The DeWolf Art Guild ^vUl meet the Recreation Departirient fo l the Wednesday at 2 p.m. at fhe home aecond year in a' row are ached- WHEN IT'S DONE AT St, W t yesterday for of Mrs. Thomas Iwgers, BOO E. UOT Army Camp, uled to begin tmnoerow at 2 p. m. Lake Seneca, N .Y , where he rrill Center St. (CtaMUM AOveHlalBg «■ Fmi* U ) PRICE n V E OBNTS The leaaona will be held Tueaday MANCHESTER, CONN„ TUESDAY, JUNE 28, 1960 be a senior and ’Thuraday aftefnoona for the HALE’S SERVICE DEPT. counselor for the w m - The Ladies Auxiliary to Man­ mer. He will / o the Unl- next eight weeka. VOL. LXXIX, NO. 229 o f chester Chapter, No. 17, Disabled venrity Connecticut in the nul American Veterans, wdll sponsor a Philip Hyde, Inatructor at Man to begin his Junior year in the a ^ kitchen social Wednesday at 8 cheater High School, will handle .and science department, majoring the archery program. Seaaiona p.m. at the VFW Home. Proceeds Talks FaUing, In music. wriiriaat' from 2 to 4 p. m. at the Would Go Again wjll benefit the veterans hosplUl high achool playing flelda. The Re­ S t Margaret’s Circle, Daughters visit in July. creation Department tvlll aupply Union Wire's o f Isabella, wlU^ meet tomorrow at neceaiary equipment. Reglatratlona Senator Says U2 Dropped 8:30 p.m. at the K of C H ^ e . Manchester Lodge of Masons will be taken at the field tomor­ will meet tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. Guest speaker will be Mrs. Bm - row. A & P S u p e r Market in Manchefter Cov, Ribicoff bara Tracy of the Hartford Gas There will be a social hour and The department la aleo aeeklng Ike Says Trips Co., who will demonstrate cool refreshments. a male lifeguard to work, at the 261 B road St. and 116 E. Center St« summer cookery. Mrs. Anthony high achool Indoor pool beginBing Hartford, June 28 {/P) Gone! will be general chairman. Mrs. David Durfee, 86 Milford July 5. Houra are 1 to 6 p. m. and Rd.. recently was elected as chair­ —Officials of the Inter­ Members and friends are invited. 6 to 8 p. m. Monday through Fri­ national Association of Refreshments will be served. man of the social committee of the day. Appllcanta muat be college OPEN MONDAY THROUGH Hartford Pembroke College Club. atiudenta or teachera, the depart­ Overseas Vital Machinists have just U.S. Prestige to New Low Maj. Raymond P. Ward Jr., staff ment aaya. wired Governor Ribicoff officer o f the Hartford reserve sta­ ’The ways and means, St. Camll- in Montana at the Gover­ tion. has returned from two weeks lus. and membership committees SATURDAY UNtIL 9 P. M. By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER < Aj for the Tokyo riots which nors conference telling active duty at Maxwell Air Force of the Guild of Our Lady of St. Washington, June 28 (A*)— prevented his Tokjio visit to Japan him negotiations between Bartholomew’s parish will meet to­ he commented that "these disor­ base, Montgomery. Ala. He was ac­ President Eisenhower, reject­ the union and United Air­ companied by his family. Mrs. morrow at 8 p.m. at the rectory, ders were not occasioned by Amer­ F^ulbright Ward and two daughters, Kathleen 741 E. Middle Tpke. j DON'T ing all criticism of his ven­ ica.” and added: craft Corp. are about to Coal Mine Stfll plenty o f wear left in and Janet, 674 Center St. tures in personal diplomacy, ■ "We in the United States must break off. The Women's Home League of shoea when brought hero for not fall into the error of blaming Here is the text of the tele- the Salvation Army will meet for expert repairing. held the open today for another goodwill trip abroad ourselves for whaj the Commu­ ■ gram sent the Governor and Followihip Day tomorrow at 2 Open Mondays All Day nists do; after all. Communists will signed by Butler Seedman, Explosion Calls Hop L T. WOOD CO. p.m. in the junior hall. Refresh­ \ Closed Wednesday should he deem it necessary act like CorfimunisU.” , president of lAM Ix)dge 743 ments will be served. ^ AftomiionB to promote free world unity. Congressional' comment on the and David Fraser, president IC E PLANT "I would not hesitate a second” speech Indicated a general satis­ of Lodge 1746. 51 BISSELL ST. Hose and Ladder Co. No. 1 of the ^AM Y U LY ES to make another tour under such faction that tours by heads of "Negotiations between UAC M a d n e ss Town FHre Dept, will hold a drill So Who Cares About Forth? Traps 4 4 Cuhei-Crushed-Blockn “SHOE REPAIRING circumstances, hf said. i state are waning. But while Re­ and lAM are on the verge of tomorrow a t-6:15. p.m. at the hose o r THE BETTER MND” The chance that he will actually publicans accepted Eisenhower’s breaking off completely. house. 2SQAK STREET embark on a new Journey during statement that big glains had been “Company. is hot living up Washington, June 28 (/P)— Same Side as Watkins hU last seven months in office is made by such touts. Democrats Abertillery, Wales, June 28 to commitments made to you (;P)— At least 11 men were Sen. J, William Fulbright-(D- slight, Elsenhower indicated last limited themselves to expression of by Mr. Gwinn. ^ Ark) said today United States night. But hl.s declaration of read­ hope that was true. „ . u. "Request yoiyr-lntercession killed and 44 others trapped iness to go summed up dramatical­ Chairman J. William Fulbright 1,000 feet underground today prestige has reached a neiv d'S’’ W ». .mnaa P».l. 0«.n... at once because of urgency ly his argument that previous by an explosion at the Six low as a result of “ bumbling SEMI-ANNUAL CLEARANCE travels have greatly strengthened (Continued on Page Two) involved.” and fumbling” in the U2 spy Quinby, Amy Raealer, Eleanor free world ties and served ” to ob- Bells Coal Mine. An official of the Britiah Na­ plane incident. Hiker, Patricia Sheridan, ^ ia • struct Communist imperialism-” Fulbright, chairman of ths 30 Girls on Tour Smith, Rosemary Sposito, Linda tional Goaf Board, which operates SPECIAL In a half-hour television address the state-owned colliery, said "It: Senate Foreign Relations 0>mmlt- Wiecek, Linda Wutsch and Gall to the nation last night, the Pres­ tee, told the Senate the U2 inci­ STRIDE RITE SALE Zitkovich. may be houra or it may be days MONTH OF JUN^ ident said the' cancellation o f’ his West Powers End before we can get at the trapped dent end U.S. handling of it "were iPhinney-Himt Caravan scheduled visit to Japan 10 days men,” Ihe immediate cause of the col­ Don't Ntgl«et Slipping Super-Right Quality ago stemmed from Cpmmunist-ln- The blast occurred a mile and a lapse” of the Paris summit' con­ LADIES' PLAIN \ spi red disorders in Tokyo. quarter from the main shaft. It ference a week after the plane But he said h^- inability to go Geneva Arms Talk sent hundreds of tons of roof rock wae brought down over Russia. REGVLARLir Shoves Off for West FALSE TEETH had been far out-weighed in im­ crashing into the level where the He said it "was a serious error 8JS0 to 9.95 Do fslse teeth drop, ellp or portance by Japan's subsequent men were workingr-J scaling off of Judgment” to order the May 1 CHILDS’, MISSES’, when you telk. eat. >»ughjg meM^ ratification of a new security pact Don’t tojm nwed'end e m b « « a ^ Geneva, June 28 (/P>—The western powers formally ended thfeir escape route. flight. The admlnlstratlon'a own YOUTHS’ and Thlrtyl gfiris from Mancheater^ The caravan will return Jiome with the United States. Hfe called Of the dead, two men were testimony before his committee, GROWING GIRLS’ via a more southerly route than SKIRTS that a ‘‘ signal defeat for interna- the collapsed disarmament conference today. I High School took off thla morn­ kle on your piaree, m m im killed by the concussion. Fulbright eald, raUed a question ' " ' a SIZES ing on a 1500 tour of the United caravans of past years. The girls GROUND ' 'tional communism,” and ” an im- The five western delegations held a rump session of t ^ "It’s not the rock that’s wor­ whether the information sought on will camp in Rocky Mountain Na ■ portant victory for the free world.' States. ClocHMd and Prossod dead conference, waited 10 minutes in vam for the Soviet bloc rying us.’t said a member of a res- the flight was an important as 1 tlonal Park. I > 1 ’ With five chaperones, four ata- delegates to return to the talks and^ eqe team,” We can shift the rock. represented. 1 tion wagons and a amall trailer, Each girl" has been permitted to counters everywhere. It's the carbon monoxide from the Fire Sweeps Pier, Sugar Warehouse "There is ground here for the the girls will tour the. country un- ti.ke. one thin suitcase and one Students Flop the U.N. Semirity.u CouqcU and the News explosion. If there isn't too''much Fire last night and early today swept a 600-foot pier and aections of a wa^ouse Jhe Rewre conclusion that the alleged extin- 1 Ui July 27. 1 flexible laundry bag. Most of the General Assehibly. " of that we should get them out.” Sugar Refining Co., plant In the (Jharlestown, Mass., w a ter^ n t »nd J U iS t f l r t ^ \ S w ordinafy Importance of tWe infor­ Leading the tour are Gil Hunt gear is stowed on top of the sta­ The Communist delegations, led Carbon monoxide is a colorless, the SS Chalomar of Puerto CorteR, Honduras, was tied alongside the pier and caught iwt w w mation la the adminiiitrstion’B I and Paul Phitmey. tion wagons. T h e jcitchen. equip­ AUTO In Protest by Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister odorless poison gas produced by member^^curtoe lln« wid moved the ve«iel away from the pier into open water whe« the Waxa cover story for its own costly . Also chaperoning are Mrs. Phin ment is In the trailer. 5 5 ‘ - Valerian Zorin, walked out yester­ incomplete combustion of coal. mistake,” Fulbright said in a pre­ ; Roun was controlled. (AP Photofax). ______i ^ DISCONTINUED STYLES Iney and two teachers from East Girls taking part in the tour are OLLIE’S CASH sad CARRY day after accusing the West of us­ Weeping wives and children of pared speech. Hi^pton, Larry Selavka and Har- Kathleen Bentx, MarUyn Broneiil, Kishi, U*S. Tie ing the talks to fcamouflage its the trapped men gathered around Hq spoke in eonnaction 'with the SHOES FOR BOYS AND GIRLS IN THIS GROUP I vey LaCombe. Joan Cataldi, Theresa Caldera, ir W ELD IN G own rearmaip*wt. the main shaft head. Buhsnisslon to the Senate of n Brown Oxfords and Patent Leather Dreea Shoe* New Haven, June 28 (B — The Part of the rescue party worked Jean Cibroski, Leslie Carlson, Tokyo.^June 28 OP)—A new stu- No one expected,the Communists Cut in Buying much more moderate report ap­ The first ^top tonight will be in ★ AUTO BODY and state receiving home here will cloee on shoring up the ahattered roof of Fare Boost Not Enough, 1 Fairfax, Va. The, girls will see Elizabeth Cotton, Laurie Davis, dsnt demonstration against the to show up today, but the West proved lor a majcHity o f his com- *^We Fit Them Carefully** Mary Carol Dyer and Cecily Eng­ FENDER REPAIRS maintained that ] yesterday’s ' ad­ its doon for good bn July 31, State the level where the blast occurred mitteo, which held clooed-door Wakhlngton, D.C., this afternoon. U.S.-Japan security " treaty and while otheni sought to burrow By tomorrow night, the caravan land. Prime Minlater Nolnisuke Kiahi’a journment by Polish chairman Welfare Oommissioher >' Bernard Of Cuba Sugar hearings on ths Ineklent. ★ COMPLEtE CAR L U C K Y LA D Y Marian Naszkowskl was Illegal, through the barrier of fallen rock. plana to be in Birmingham, Ala. Also, Marlene Forde, Karen GREEN SWEET ' - Conservative party flopped re­ Sharplro announced today. SpOSfclng with what hs called PAINTING and the conference therefore con­ „The-€s8llery employs 1,398 mbn "a heavyheart and With some re- Other stopping places will be Haas, Margy Hibbard, Jo-Llnda LAUNDRY soundingly -today. Shapiro tkld the 12 ind and 258 in mnfJiSh' New Orleans the third night, then Lwib, Mary Jane’ McCurry, Betay LACQUER and ENAMEL tinued in axiat«)lce. . ' Ing M ttSS hfiafe^ertn t Wins Support TEL. MI 9-5025 43 PURNELL PLACE >W-wbig ^ the radical Zenga- The^per cent. 'The last time the tariffs Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, the McLagen, Margaret McLean, Geor- Peppers 2 lb$ 35*^ kuren «u d * «ts Federation an­ British MlnUt*r of SUts David to special boarding hMOfes New Haven, June 28 UP> (OenliBiied ea Page Eight) ^ z m a n (Back of Burton’s) ^ OrmsW-Gore spent '45 minutes Th^explosicm occurred In the were boosted wss Feb. 4. Permis­ Mexican border and California. geanne Minder, Carole Nowotenskl nounced 80,000 would demon­ out the state by the end of o m a g shift, when about 600 Washington, June 28 (IP)—The general passenger traffic manager and Linda Olmsted. 281 ADAMS ST.. Sppw-Kight Celd Cuts at everyday lew prkeg. 4. with Zor\a last night in an at­ month. key House Agricultural, Commit­ for the New Haven railroad today sion of the ICJC has not been given Several days will be spent in Cali­ strate; only 200 riiowed up at the men were working on the coal for eltherl boost. These petitions MANCHESTER WEST HARTFORD fornia. Also • Pat Pascuccl, Dorothy parliament building.' tempt to persuade the Gommunlsta He said that the move is la tee has approved a bill pving the said that Friday’s fare increases SaiCfO MtAT . , tUetD to return to the conferertce table. faces. for , higher fares are part of the SHOPPING QENTER Another Zmiga-touren faction keeping with the Agency’s recent The missing men were trapped President authority to cut Cuba’s will not produce enough revenue A British spokesman said Zorin’s pattbm of closing down its public to permit any major improve­ overall investigation of the rail­ PARKADE 17 SO. MAIN ST. lunclMKin PloinLeof which planned a separate rally behind'’ a'Jeep wall of debris re- sugar quota if he thinks it neces­ Bulletins by 10,000 canceled lU demon­ only t-eply was to read a big part institutions for neglected children sary. Cuba Immediately called this ments. . road by the ICC. 1- sucto ' XsUCID and placing'them in foster homes sultini from a collapse of the roof A railroad official told the com­ Open Mon., ’Tues., Sat Open 9:15 A.M. to 5:45 P.M. stration. of the speech with which he an­ A declaration of economic war.” Charles A. Goodwin’s statement Bologna Pepper Loaf nounced his walkout yesterday. Or private Institutions. of their shaft. waa in reply to a query from missioners yesterday that the New 10 A.M. to 6 P.M, Monday thru Saturday 1 The flxxle was an Indication of "The attack on the economy and Open Friday HONEY SGCED West European newspapers This system, said Shapiro, has Richard Ries, IntersUte Com­ Haven’s big /problem was its Wed., Thurs., Frl. general calming a t tempers since proved "far less expehiuve’-’ for national sovereignty . . . will not 10 AM . to 9 P.M. to 9 P.M. t viewed the Soviet walkout as a go unanswered,” said Raul Cepero merce Commission examiner, money-losing passenger service, SINKING TANKER SAFE HamLoof Salamt the treaty became effective June propaganda move, made perhaps ' he state than keeping the children ,shortly after the second day of and that its financial difficulties 22 and promised to resign. state-owned or - leased institu­ Drivers’ Strike Bonilla, minister of commerce, in CSiarleeton, S. Jnne4M(8V— with one eye on rambunctious Rad Havana. an extension probe of the deficit- cannot to solved solely through •nie Cbarleeton Ooeat Guard re­ His handful of demonstrators to­ China. Some newspapers described tions. Housed at the 2-story brick ridden railroad began. boosts In freight revenues. day switched their sights from structure at 701 Sherman Ave., And, in the face of slipping sugar ported today tiiat the crippled it as a reminder of Nikita Khrush­ Goodwin, answering another di­ As for the problem of the pas­ tanker 88 George MedDoneld Klshi and carried placards read­ chev’s announced determination were neglected children in the 14 HitI Gotham’s prices, he announced that C u ^ will fix a minimum of three cents rect question from ICC Commis­ senger deficit, comptroller Hollis bad stopped elnklng. F o r ^ ing 'Don’t allow formation of a not to do business with President to 18 years of age range. The reactionary Breda cabinet." state does not own the bbtMing. It a pound for its sugar sold on the sioner Charles A. Webb, also said Coyle testified that “You can’t crewmen were taken from the Elsenhower’s administration. he did not believe that the fact sweep It under the rug.” OU Oe. tanker after It H iyato Breda, minister of inter TTie western fiction that ^»e leased it for a 5-year period begin­ Key Bus Lines world market. ning in mid-1955, _ that a railroad waa In financial Coyle’s testimony In effect suffered ea; explosloa yesterday. l^^^lor/ow's fiirnifure Depf^^^l national trade and industry in conference waa atlU sitting infuri­ The spot price for rsw sugar difficulties automatically war­ Still eboard the floundering ship idahl’a present cabinet, Is^ given Until 1955 guardianship of com­ New Yorit, June 28 (JV-An estl d r o p ^ to 2.85 cents a pound in ated the Ciominunlats. particularly mitted children was in the hands ranted subsidies.' (OoBtiBueg ea Page Eight) were Ite noaster, Capt. Eldridge the beet chance of succeeding Nasskowaki. whose adjournment mated half million New Yorkers Cuba yesterday. The United States New Haven president George Bamtbora, 88, o f Honaton, Tex-« o f the counties. A change in the law pays 2 to 3 cents more than the Kikhi. j>rocedure waa described by French that year made the state responsi­ were forced to scurry about for Alpert has suggested government the mate mmI one crewman. * ‘The HOME of GOOD BEDDING” * Another test will come July new ways of getting to work to­ world price. subsidies as one method of reliev­ There were no Injnrlee regmted. ble. Prime Minister Fidel Castro last (Contained oa Page Eight) During the operation at the home day when a wildcat strike of bus ing the plight of the railroad. Big Rails Fight Hundreds of satisfied customers have t^ken our ad­ (desttamed ea Page Five) drivers halted service ^ m a n y key Friday said American properties (Goodwin said Improvement in MAZZABEULA OUT here some 140 boys were in Its care in Cuba would be seized in the at one time or another. The aver­ lines. “ reliability of service” and totter Norwalk, June 28 (JPi— A aesr vise on which mattress to buy for sound restful sleep. The 500,000 affected by the tie- same proportion of any cuts in the equipment were two approaches <*aedpton will be crowned m age daily census'^ w as' 20, said the U.S. quota. U.S. officials estimate For B&O Lines commissioner. up constitute more than half the to luring more riders back to the the state asnatour golf tourna­ (We have the mattress that suits you best). No one Ryan in Russia--^ v estimated 900,000 daily riders us­ (ConOnued on Page Seven) New Haven. ment. Pat Maaiarella of Feqoa- Freight Rams Car- ing the company’s facilities in The witness, a veteran of 32 New York, Jufie 28 (IPy—K fight buck, the 1969 winner, wae eUm- to the best of our knowledge, has ever been stuc^ Manhattan’ and Queens. In Man for oonttol of America’s oldest inatod'ln a flret round inatoh to­ Norwich, June 28 UB—A woman years of railroad service; took ex­ hattan alone, service oh 17 of 20 ception to a written statement by railroad—the famed Baltimore A day by Ernie Dyson of A m ^- with a mattress or boxspring that hasn’t given com­ was slightly injured this morning major routes was shut off. Ohio—erupted today. * After weekend struggle with ebn- Increase commuter fares by 10 time, tod. He dealt with it, occa Another crossing accident oc­ diately. But one spokesman for (Oonttiraed on Ftige Seven) European/ City this morning to k censored articlee by the A P s Bus- curred at 3:25 p. m., yesterday at the dissidents said their demon­ science, attractive Mrs. Joseph Lu- per cent, and other fares by five drive back a crowd of about 560 VIGOROUS AND WINEY sionally, with sudden relaxations, poli of Morristown, N.J.. confesses MILD AND MEUOW •tan-apeaktag news analyst. and sometimes by suddenly chang­ the New Haven Railrpad's Middle- stration would end at midnight Negro political demonstratMra. lig H t O'CLOCK COFFEE eOKAR COFFEE town - Willimantic line crossing; it was she—and not midnight In­ The pol^ went into action to ing the value of money., , tonight. truder—who shot her husband to By WILLIAM L. RYAN Premier Khrushchev, too, is at Bull Hill Rd Colchester. Hardest hit were north-south prevent a clash between tiie (AP News Analyst) , Miss Rae Caiamart, 17, Glaston­ lines on the avenues of Manhattan death as he slept beside her. group of 600 and another crowd about to revalue the ruble, ai Pair of death-dealing tornadoes An enterprising Muscovite, with though he has given forewarning. bury, and four companions jumped and some erosstown routes. Also of 2,000 chanting Afrteana hold- 3U . BAG crack across ■ northeastern Colo­ 3 1 B . U G an eye to a quick ruble, looks at The process begins in January, out of a stelled vehicle moments affected were a number of com­ lag a protest march throipth the your suit with undisguised admira­ when rubles in circulation will be before tui eastbound freight hit pany bus routes linking Queens rado in violent storm front last­ ci^tal’e main streets. EASY tion. He runs hte fingers over the the car" and knocked it into a and Manhattan. ing more than an hour , . material with appropriate exclama­ (Continued on Page Three) ditch. Th^ drivers began their holdout . Dlst. Atty. Edmund Dinis of Got). Ribicoff Declares IKE MAY 'VETO PAY-HIKE TERMS! New Bedford, Mass., says he is In­ tions of approval. action yesterday in protest of Washington, June 28 yPi—T n o t . "VVant to sell it?" he asks, ap­ T-Man Grab Still plans to convert Lexington ; and vestigating report that threat# Ident Elsenhower -was reported Third Avenues in Manhattan into have been made against ' former Glacier National Park, Mont.,^Kennedy wiahed to obtain the nom- today to be Inclined to veto a CHOOSE FROM^ parently willing to buy your cloth- Shelton, June 28 (A’)—Federal ■____ . ■ ___M._—a r A mataIab asrlflenttf ■tin* 1.79 370 Traffic Deaths oneway thoroughfares. They management official of strike­ June 28 “(P)—A key supporter of Ination in Los Angeles without sup­ UU to increase the pay of fed­ 1.55 Ing right oft your back. treasury agents, state and Shelton, FOR A LIMITH) TIME ONLY-IUY THE 3 LB. lAG AND SAVE! Do you have an American ball­ claim the step would cost them bound Nantucket steamships . . . Sen. John F. ^.Keimedy (D-Mass) port from southern delegates. eral employee by about TA per ] • SIM M O N S BEAUTY REST police today raided a still deep in Nothing could to further from the point pen? A West European Seen for Weekend the woods o f East Village. -Beverly Aadland’s guardian files for the Democratic presidential cent. BepubUcan oongreeetnnel (Oonttoaed on Page Two) • 55 million suit In New York charg­ nomination tried yesterday to tor­ truth.” leatorn said after a Wbito Banna • SEALY (POSTUREPEDIC) wristwatch? What do you have? Police Chief Bart Flaherty, who Ribicoff said that former Gov. JANE PARKER TOe yoimg hustler is in a buying Chicago, June 28 UP)— Th* led the raid, said John W. Steven­ ing late Errol Flynn "led her into pedo any doubt that the Senator visit that they got the Impreo- a depraved life.” wants no Southern support at the John Battle of Virginia announced skm he would probably veto It, mood and wUl pay well. There’s a NaUonal Safety Council said son, 53, of East Village Rd., was suppOTt of Kennedy after the head­ • s l u m b e r l A n d big market for quality in the today that the nation’s traffic arrested on two counts—violation Some U.S. and Brazilian Bap­ Democratic national convention. The President., bae until mid­ Cigarette Smoking tists call on 10th Congress of Bap­ Gov. Abraham A. Ribicoff. of Con­ line in question appeared and: "Ap­ Soviet Union. He can resell aJua death toll over the Fourth of of the internal revenue code, and parently, (3ov. Battle was satisfied night Friday to act on ^ • SHIFMAN SANOTUFT spanking profit. . July weekend could be around operation of a non-registeredi still. tist World Alliance in Rio De necticut got out a statement, after measure. affecting about 1,870,- SUPER VALUES May Reach Record a telephone conference with Ken­ that Sen. Kennedy had been Soviet authorities have tried to 370. ° Treasury agents said the stiij Janeiro, Brazil, to renounce any misinterpreted by the headline 000 workers. •BLUEBEU Disabling injuries in raffle was capable of pA)ducirig 50 gal offers of “psaoeful coexistence” nedy at Helena, Mont., saying the SPECIAL ALL this WEEKI discourage this sort of thing, but writer.” it persists and grows as tourists Accidents during the 3-day Ions a week, w ith a, resale value Washington, June 28 (IP) — put forth by ftussian delegation Senator was mailing a letter to Rep. Hale Boggs (D-iLa), Rlbl-. PAIR JAILED P^R ROBBERY flood into Moscow. weekend which begins at 6 of 5600. Cigarette smoking is expected to . . . Avco Corp., New York, re­ eve^ delegate from every South­ UtcbfMd, June 28 W — Twe ern state repeating that he'wants ooff said, also defended Kennedy, MATTRESSES START AT YOU SAVE 14e i Thla la called dealing "na lyevo p.m. Friday (local time) and reach a record high thla year, with ports 24 per cent gain in eamtage Naugatuck Valley young men LARGE 1 LB 8 OZ SIZE —cn the le ft It reflects the Soviet ends at midnight Monday Safety Beld Urged a big boost from feminine smok­ on 11 per cent Increase in salee support ftom delegates every- by telling the House he was glad were sentenced In Superior Coort hunger for better consumer goods. could total 13,000, the council ers. during elx months ended M'ay 31. whJ^, without exception. to Inform Rep. Francis E. 'Walter today lor the early morning rob­ Hartford, June 28 (>P)—The Con­ r ibicoff said this all grew out of (D-Pa) that "I have sp < «^ per­ $19.95 to $89.50 8 INCH SIZE And It underscores some serious said. necticut Safety Commission has An agriculture department rer South Africa’s Justice Minister bery of a Torrlngtoa man on 39 I domestic Soviet problems. With nearly all of the na­ port said today an Increasing per­ Francois Erasmum says about something Kennedy said at a re­ sonally with Sen. Kennedy, who Jane 4. Both had pleaded. guUty Apple Pie adopted a resolution urging the cent Liberal party luncheon in New has denied ever stating that he The Communists have been un­ tion’s 73 million motor vehi­ use of seat belts In cars. centage of women smokers, a com­ 1,200 of 1,600 political detainees to charges of robbery w »vk>. YOU SAVE TOc I able to escape the laws of supply cles expected to be on the paratively high Ifvel of consumer Atm held under sUte of emergency York, to the Affect that he hoped hoped to win the nomination in lenoe. Judge Abmham S. See our cxMnpleto line of: Hollywood, Bunk, Trundle and JANE PARKER roads at one time or another, Chairman Bernard J. Ackerman and expected to ■win the nomina­ A n ^ e s without southern del­ and demand. The Soviet regime also appointed a special committee Incomes and increases in the sdul^ regulations wUI be ^ eased within sentenoed Norman L. BaccMoe- Maple Bed outfits at sensible prices. (All on easy terms!) ffequenUy has had to resprt to spy traveling some 7.2 billion population are putting cigaretti the next two weriu.^ tion despite little delegate strength egate support.” ' cU. 18, of Derby, to an tnde- miles, the council offered these composed o f four commission in the South. , ■ EACH 2 9 ^ i scares and noisy belligerence to members to promote the use of production at the 500 billion mark IfeneJiuelan Foreign'Minister Ig­ Four governors huddle in Mon­ terminate term In O t o »• safe driving tips: Don’t speed; nacio' Luis Arcaya teis ambassa­ The New -York 'nmee carried a tana and 200,000 voters trekoto tormalory at Oweblre. 1»e J n ^ divert thd attention of its public. Sikh safety belts. during the'year ending June'30. headline which eald: "Kennedy FREE PURNEU PARKING Soviet Communism’s problem is don’t drink; don’t fuss and This is 4 per cent more than in dors of other Ameflcaq.. states the polls in North DakoU today senteaeed Vlaoent J. Valleoe Jr., frlcM •tf.ciivs M Alt AkP Sup.' MmIuIs The commission’s resolution, AJsures Liberals He Seeks no Help 21, of Aasoala to frem two to Ova that the nation’s domestic economy fume. passed yesterday, recommended the previous year. what his nation plans to do la in a 1^ of political events deeply la riiii CsaunvaHy sad Vidatty. Even a. non-hoUday week­ moufiOng war of nerves with Do­ la South.” affecting the preeidential race. yenre in the etete prim a| Is perpetually frozen. Something seat belts manufactured in accord­ The department predicted a con^ The headline caused misunder­ tiw ostAi AiuHiic a fAcinc iia co( ly.lHC. \ ’ similar might be the case for end is'dangerous on the high­ tlnulng Increase during the next minican Republic. .. Typhoon Olive Hie governors, favorite eone WetiwielleM. BeeelJeeeM w e a w ways. The council said that ance with specificatione outUned veers east as it whirls across South standing, Ribicoff said because it ciVtala eC the DMfttr B | 5 h M bM t Americana of wartime price con­ by the society of automotive en­ 12 mohths. . „ "did not oorresptod to the actual who will oontroJ I09 votes at the trols and priorities had become 310 deatljs and 12,000 Injuries Ohlnn ^ and Royal Observatory DemoonvUe national convintioa i track taem and w m lb > a e ^ gineers. The resolution also Smoking of cigars and cigarillo news story.” ■ permshent fixtures in peacetime , are expectable on a non-holi­ also is showing a percentage gain. Turedicta it will spare the storm day weekend ofi equal lengith pledged the commission’s support tottered crown colony unless it •The headline," he eald, ’ oon I day of tto 1 —an economy of ahortages. , yeyed tto ImpraasioB jthat Ssoator « leati«li>il|lin FURNITURE D^ARflMENT Nikita Khrushchev’a regime la to the Independence Day XCeoUauad ea Page. 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