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VOL. LXXIX, NO. 2S6 (EIGHTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1960 (Ohweifled AdrertWag ea Page IS) PRICE FIVE CENTt 1/ Giant Rally Sunday State News 12 Hurdles Sugar I^Q un^up / Hartford, July 7 {IF)—Con­ necticut probably will get some $200,000 less in federal UACTalk Castro funds for hospital construc­ tion in the current fiscal year, which began July 1. HartforeJ, July 7 Re­ This was estimated yesterday ports of substantial progress Havsns, July 7 (ff*) •ThMHavona to demonatrdte "the Cu­ at a meeting in the office of State on most basic issues buoyed ban peoples’ unity in the face of Health Commissioner Dr. Franklin hopes today for an end to the U.S..eut in imports of Cuban Ywak'n aggression.” Caatep is ex­ M. FoOte to. discuss allocation of sugar sent Fidd Castro into a pected to use this mass meeting to such federai Hill-Burton Act month-old United Aircraf^ boiling rage today, but the dramatize his announcement of money'for the year, a chore han Corp. strike. wild-eyed prime minister did how he intends to strike back at died by the state.- But two new .roadblocks In- California the United States with his new Dr. Foote said about f 1,125,(KM) negotiations between union and not disclose immediately what power to seize any American prop­ was allocated under t)ie program company officials representing American property he intends erty in the "national interest,” in the fiscal year just ended, and seven strikebound UAC plants to seize next in retaliation. Castro appeared at a post-mid­ estimated only about $900,000 threaten'led to drag the walkout on. Unit Split Fuming’with anger, Castro ap­ night closing session of the Metal­ would be available for Connecticut Spokesmen for both sides said pealed to ether Xditln-American na: lurgical Workers CJongress only a this year, substantial progress has been made tions to rally behind hia "fight few hours after Eisenhower had in the 'direction of an agreement, aMlhat American oligarchy.” He slashed 700,000 tons off Cuba’s - Even this amount is in question, on su^hasic issue.? as arbitration, told a workere’ meeting the- cut­ sugar quota. as it is based on the recent $148 senjjonty and grievances^ ----- On Adlai back! ordered by President Eisen­ Thundering a reply in a hoarse million appropriation by the if.S. xThe new hurdles revolve around House for the aid to hospital con­ hower would not halt his left-lesm- voice, Castro declared; the rehiring of the strikers and. the' By THE ASSOCIATEO PRESS Ing revolution and charged Gksen- "Cuba will show the rest of the struction nationally. discharge of strikers who com­ hower acted -In a ‘‘moment of hate, exploited ' Latin-Amerlcan people The Senate^ has passed am ap­ mitted acts of violence during the An oiien drive for Aillai degradation, insanity and stupid­ that Cuba can march alone—that propriation- calling for, $J2Z1 mil- strike, they said. Stevenson within Califpmis’s ity.” in s possible to TnarchTthead-With- lion-for-the-same-purpos^i- but the ““The' Interhatlonar Association of fiplit delegation contributed A giant labor rally has been out you (the United States)." committee supposed to iron out Machinists, which met yesterday new pressure on Gov. Edmund called for Simday In the vast plaza the disparity between the- ap­ with the company, was to resume before the Presidential Palace in (Continued on Page Seven) propriations is in conflict, end I the meeting today; Thg lAM rep­ G. Brown today to speak up Cdng'ress is4n recess. resents workers at Pratt & Whit­ in the Democratic presidential As a .matter of fact, according ney Aircraft plants in -East Hart­ battle. to meeting participant Alston J. ford and Manchester, and Harnil- .Kennedy supporters' pulled at ‘Like a Sagging Banana’ eshaft of the U.S. Public ton\Standard plants in Winds'or Brown.to come out for Sen. Jdhn « Seryipe, Congress went Locks and Broad Brook. F. Kennedy. Backera of Stevenaon, into recess without setting any ap­ Talks between the company and Sen.. Lyndon Johnson and Sen, propriation for the whole depart­ the United Auto Workers, rep­ Stuart Symington urged him to 17 Crewmen ment of health, education and wel­ resenting employes at Sikorsky hold back! fare. Aircraft in Bridgeport and Strat­ "I don’t know what I’m going Money for the PHS, and the ford and P&U^ in North Haven, to do,” the Governor told newa- were at a standstill. men In Sacramento. In Navy BUmp ^rash Program, came from the depart- UAW anji company officlaLs met The state’s 162 delegates with 81 Tuesday, but no new date was votes, are pledged- to Brown on at m ^ t appropriation. least the first ballot at Los An-. "The department is running on set for resumption of those talks. Union and company spokesmen geles. He can release them at any Ladeehurst, N. J., July T Wi S>fabriQ of the balloon and got into credit- at the . moment,” Shake- time, however. -The Navy began grtoppling opera­ the” water.'” shaft. .. gave this deiscriplion of the new About 10 other cre-wmen were r _____- . . negotiatiqn hurdles yesterday: Lt. Gov. Glenn M. Anderson put tions today in an effort to raise * Brown on the spot by announcing also asleep, he said. (jne is th e . insistence by the he would support Stevenson onca giant blimp that buckled in the air Also rescued were A.C.W.3 Don­ ' Contract Accepted .unions that when the strike ends Three prominent Democrats get together .Informally at the Start of yesterday s heanng in IjOs An­ toe strikers be entitled to return' geles by the Democratic National Convention Platform Committee. Left to right; Philip B. Perl­ the Governor relcasea his dele­ and crashed into the sea .off the ald L. Shaumier, Flint, Mich., and Hartford, July 7 (P)--^Employes gates. A.B.jJ. 3 Antonio Contreras, Ger- of the Underwood Co'rp. have vot­ to their jobs without loss of man of Baltimore, co-chairman of the committee: Rep. Cheater Bowies of Connecticut, chairman, and New Jersey coast. - California National Committeeman Paul Ziffren. Ziffren told the conimiiiee a lew mmutes later Brown has been Ught-Upped on onimo, Texas. ed to accept a new 2-year contract seniority. Employes who crossed just when that would be. At the same time Navy and A fourth man, A.C.3 Edward B. providing Wage increases and picket lines and newly hired work­ that the convention should require all delegates to support the alms and purposes expressed in the Coast Guard vessels continued a platform. (AP Phototax). Anderson said it’s apparent toa Turner, Joppa, Md.. and 518 IVil- other. )>enefits to about 2,500 ers hold some of these jobs. delegation will be freed from its search for 17, missing crew mem­ low St., X ^ehurst. was fished workers. ' U nit^ Aircraft contended that / ■ ■ ______«------— bers feared entombed in the gon­ the Taft-HajUey Act allows the favorite son commitment “at a dola of the wrecked airship. from the water and transferred The. contract was accepted-yes­ very early stage of the conven­ to the aircraft carrier Elssex and terday by an 834 to 53 count after company to replace strikers with tion.” There was no commeiit from One crewman was killed and thence by air to shore where he leaders of the Intemationai Assoc­ permanent employes. The law re­ Fire Chiefs Hit three others rescued,. The blimp quires the company to give- the Brown. * had 21 men aboard when she crash­ iation of Machinists recommended Democrats Ponder Anderson, who rarely diffaifl (Contiiuied on Page Eight) acceptance of the contract at a strikers back their old jobs after ed yesterday "like a sagging the strike, providing the job is, Warning Plans with Brown,. Mid ho favored Ken­ banana.” , mass meeting at the Bushnell nedy for vice president. Memorial. The vote was by secret still available. . . The lieutenant governor gava > (No Coinhectlcut men are on'the ballot. Another issue is the company's list of men reported missing.) insistence that it ^wants to fire New Rights Plank On State’s CD out word he intends to clrciuarixa A naval board of inquiry was President Ehie Joseph V. Cronin, lAM. business strikers who committed acts of all California delegatea with a plea named to Investigate the mysteri­ representative, said the contract violence during the walkout. The to' line up behind Stevenson at provide* e 3H pe'r cent Wage in­ Hartford, July. 7 (P) —Critlrtsip their pre-convention caucus Sun­ ous collapse of the 403-foot ship— Los Angeles, July- 7 liD - Ad-fand by a tootofira Negro leader, longer than a football field. In Newport for crease, retroactive to June 13 of (Continued on Page Seven) of certain features of toe n tJ m day. thia year and a 3 per cent pay vocates of a bolder federal ap- the Rev. Martin Luther King. . new Civil Defense- attack warn­ The survivors were picked up by proaols-to civil rights proposed to­ The leadership conference de­ several fishing boats mt the calm increase Juhe 13 of next year. ing system was voiced today by (Gonttnaed on Page Ten) ocean under sunny skies. G olf Vacation He said this will amount to day a plank certain to draw bit­ clared these etrlkes—which it said The ship -w^ under the com-. raises of 5 to 9 4 cents an hour ter opposition of Southerners on have been engaged in by NegrpeX some members of the State Fire mand of Lt. Joseph J. Saniuk, Wosliington, July 7 (A*)—Presi­ this year for day workers and 6 Left Threatens 'the Democratic Convention plat­ ajnd whites alike—have given! the Chiefs’ Advisory Committee for Lakewood, J., and Omaha, Neb. dent Eisenho-wer travels to New­ to 8>i cents an hour for incentive form committee. nation a sharp reminder that the Civil Defense. He was among the missing. .. port, R.I., today for an extended worker*. The raises next year, he' Thirty related orgeuiizations —- pace toward true equality , has -The state’s attack warning of­ ■ The Navy said it was mystified vacation of golf which could be said, will amount to 4.7 cents to Civil War After banded together as the leadership been too slow. ficer, Sidney D. Giber, defended Bulletins as to the cause of the disaster. clouded by' troubles -with Cuba. 8.4 cents an hour for day workers, j Conference on Civil Rights — The Rev. King demanded that the plan at a meeting - with 'Uje' from the AP Wires committee at the State Armciry. One of the survivors said a The President and Mrs; Elisen- and 5 to 7'^ cents an hour for in- | Riots in Rome joined hands to lay the exploaive the convention endorse the sit-in helium line may have ruptured hower arranged a"®aaftemoon centive worker*:...... | issue b’efofe'^the party platform strikes as a “great, peaceful move­ The grotip, members of which ih^ departure by jet airliner from An­ drafters. ment’ to gain’ racial equality. dlcated they think the new system causing the eausage-like bag to Day workers in labor grades i Rome, July 7 Italy’s riot­ ITALIAN REDS RIOT eollapse. drews Air Force Base in nearby 10.5 to 11, he said, will get 16 The plank called for strong ac­ Efforts were being made behind s an improvement over the pre­ Reggio EmUla, Italy, July t The Doris May III reaphed the Maryland. cent? an hour more. ing Leftist leadership • today tion by the federal government to the scenes to head off a battle vious one. a8ree(Kto obtain writ­ (/P)—Machine gun fire eoondi^ Scene three minutes after the 408- It's about an hour's fiight to the Wage scales were not disclosed. threatendd to plunge the nation gniarantee equality to all Amer- within the cbmmittee—and possi­ ten suggcstlonar for. bettering' tlie through this clty--^ Communist foot blimp fell limply into the Naval Air Statipn at Quonset The new- contract also increases iesms in voting, ‘ education, em­ bly the convention Itself—over the new syste: stronghold—today as rtotors at­ Point,* R.I., across Narragansftt Into civil war. ^ ployment, housing and other areas. issue that has plagued recent Dem­ Stat^/fjD Director William L. water. insurance, health. sicknesX and ac­ The thjreat came as police'ln.^this tacked two tnickJoads of poilcfc "It looked like a sagging ba­ Bay from Newport. From the air cident benefits and provides an Two Southei'n Senator members ocratic convention^: Schatoman, who also attended the The Italian n*ws agency A N ^ station the' Eisenhowers wili go ancient Icapltal braced for more Carl Rice, veteran Kansa.present 11.50 a month per worker Jr. of North Carolina and Spes- ocralic leader and platform com. will be considered and .a rcvl-sed one dead and 20 injnred. Rlottag dential cabin cruiser, the Barbara ter a wild night of rioting in the mittee member, suggested that plan will be submitted to the com­ Mlkuletzky, 19, Bamegat Light, a for each year of service to $2 a streets and fist fights in parlia­ sard L. Holland of Florida—dec­ broke out In this north ItaHan mate aboard the fishing vessel. Anne, to old Ft. Adams, an army month per worker for all future lared their intention to battle the party's 1956 civil rights plank mittee for approval. city an the strong local Oomma- post now part of the Newport ment. be dusted oif and revised in the Some of the fire chiefs crit­ nlst party promoted a genwal He Jumped overboard with a service after the end of the cur­ In the worst week of disorders against broadened federal activ­ life ring and pulled sun-ivors from Naval Base: The. summer white rent year. ity In this field. light of recent developments, He icized the fact that the new plan strike to protest police Intorveo- house — occupied by Eisenhower since early postwar days nearly said it should carry a promise wa.? n(»t submitted to thq com­ (Ion In stotot. clashes In Rome. the floating -wreckage. I ■Cronin estimated the worth o^- 500 Leftist demonstrators have The recent outcropping of sit-in The blimp had been out on a and his Wife in IMS—is at Ft. the entire contract - package, in- strikes at lunch counters was In­ that a new Dernocratlc president mittee originally for approval. Adams. Chose. by is the Newport been injured in fighting from would provide more posiBve lead- Much of the criticism voiced at CONGO REYQLT COLLAPSES _aearch patrol for the 40-foot sloop Cluding the fringe bem ” enoa down to Sicily. More than jected into the committee pro­ Vat 89„ reported missing, with , a Country Club Golf— ' “ cents an hour. ceedings by the civil rights group erahip thia field than he said the meeting concerned what was Leopoldville, Congo, Jnly 7 The President and toe First 200 police have been hurt—135 of has been shown by President Ei­ termed "misinformation” on warn­ —A revolt In the, Army of tfc*' crew of seven oF-eight on-her way them in Rome last night. senhower. ’home from the Newport. R.I., to Lady also vacationed at Newport ing facilities available in various Congo collapoed today and two in 1957. TTuit year their residence El^ttric Boat Pact Sen. Emilio LussU. a pro-Com- The 1956 plonk pledged the par­ communities through the state. centers of resistance—Rhya^'W* Bermuda sailboat race last month. was at the naval base proper on Ironically, the yacht was found New London, July 7 (JP)—A ten­ munist Socialist leader, told a tu­ ty to continuation of efforts to Giber replied that this was the and Leopoldville — retomed to Coasters Harbor Island. Eisen­ tative agreement subject to ratifi- multuous Senate session that if News T id ^ s eradicate racial discrimination in information given to him by local shaky normality. A*- Stanley aofe_ byL a-Navy submarine a t al­ hower’s qfllce is on the island this most the same moment the huge' cation by union workers at the Premier , Fernando Tambronl’s all aections of toe country, but CD directors or other responsible vHIe, however. Inmates of too Jail year as it was • in 1967-58. ’The EJlectric Bo.at Co. has been reached Christian Democrat government Culled from AR'^mres rejected proposals for use of fed­ CD aiithoritles in the towns. smashed down doors and raa blimp radioed the international President is planning at -least a distress call "May Day, May Day.” in talks for a new contract at the doe’s not res.ign it will turn into eral force to bring tole about. One of the committee members through the City ahoutlng “tree- “a government of, civil war.” Holland said that while South­ said that relation?' between the dom. Independence.” Informa­ Those were the only words (Contlnned on Page Three) Retired -Vice Adm.' Q h a r I e e n^&rd fijoin Pie bllhip, one of four (Continue on Page Ten) But Gaspare Pignatelli,. a Chris­ erners do not like the 1956 plank, local directors and the flr^ chiefs tion Minister Anicet Kashamora tian Democrat, replying to Com­ Rosendahl, a eunivor of the dirigi­ they probably would be willing to in the towns are hot always good. said soldier routineers at Camp of the 2P63W class, the largrest ble Shenandoah crash of 1925, calls accept a modernized version of' it Hardy In ThysvlIIe had sonaB- airship in the world. munist charges of police brutality, for congressional Inveetigatlon oi The committee also voted to rec­ shouted defiantly: for the sake of preserving party ommend that the state reestablish dered their arms The BelglaB Grappling efforts are to bealn Navy’s attitude toward airships in unity. _ But toe Rice suggestion “Officer*” they had held In today to retrieve the wreckage “-"Glubs are. not, enougfh. Tank* light of yesterday’s blimp tragedy the porttJoirofnrtatexnj'flfe sefv^ are needed.” was rejected by toe civil rights Ice ci^dlnator. This position was finement were released and fo- which sank in an undetermined U.S. Protests to Austria off New Jersey coast. . . Roman group. ■ sumed command of the troopa. depth after bobbing for a time In A Wave of general strlkisi- called Catholic Basque priest* who pror abolished imder the cutback and by Leftists began to hit every Rep. Chester Bowles of .Con­ reorganization of the State’s CD toe ocean swells like a huge silver tested police brutality and sppres- DE AfICENZO LEAPS _ _ Jelly Ash. major city In Italy. sion of dvU Ubertles In Speln pob- necticut, platform chairman,; said organization by toe Qeneral On Khrushchev’s Blasts he probably would undertake -Assembly. St. Andrewn. Scotland, onig A Navy board tmder toe com­ Rome wap under a general Ucly rebuked by their Mshop* for q. 1./P)— 'Roberto De 'Vleenao, mand of Capt. F. N. Klein, eomi- strike from i pjti. until midnight, “strange and irresponsible con-, drafting of a plank design^, The chiefs -also raised .the ques­ placate both sides, insofar a^ towering golf pro from M ead^ mander of Fleet Airship Wing ont By RIGHARO O'REGAN ^cial Austria a day early, Khrush- called by the (Chamber of Labor duct.” tion of what Was being done In the took over the lead ta the Brtw to-which the blimp belonged, wiM Vienna, July 7 (ff)—th e United protesting police action against Vibe President Nixon’s office la possible. Ho has indicated. communities to provide for. relay­ chev returned to Vienna last night. ing information about attack warn­ Lsh Open tourney today by rog- Investigate. } States protested to Austrie. today He. was orlglnally/’scheduled to the rioters., ---- makes public today a 'White House Isterlng a second straightSTfOf One of the survivors,'A.E.2. Joi that Soviet Premier Nikita 'S. hold economic talks with Austrian A half dozen other major cities, doctor's finding that Nixon’s health (Oonttoaed ea-Page Ten) ing to the residents and local CD a 86-hoIe score of 184. Amead seph Gulligan, 20, East Keans- Khriischev has been allowed, to use •leaders today but left them to l)is were similarly affected’.' More is "exoeUent 1 nail respeeta.” . . . personnel once 'the warning" is Palmer of Latrobe, Pa., the C-8- burg, said ‘ he had been sleeping his vlirif to this rteutral country associate* and traveled 10 miles strikes were called in others by National Broadcasting. Co. says to­ flashed to the town. oipen king, wan seven strohaa . and woke to flhd the gondola fill­ for attacks on the United States. out of town to the home of the toe Red-Controlled Italian Federa­ day Lar Daly Is to appear tonight Winner of Lottery "There is no problem with towns back at 141 after a solid 71 ta ing with water. - AmbaiuMdor H. Freeman Mat­ Russian ambassador. tion of Labo'r. Non-Communist, gn the Jack Paar show on TV in covering 85 per cent of our popuia- Ms second trip over jm* ' "I stood up, picked up a piece thews called on Foreign Mlniater The premier apparently planned accordance with ruling by Federal Gets Ransom Call tlon,” Giber said. ^ "Our trouble' Course. ^Ken Nagel, IiaM U , of Jsgged metal, cur a hole in toe Bruno Krelsky to present the pro­ to enter the talks only when they (Cootiiiued mi Page Two) Communications Commission that lies with the extremely small com- Australian, was second a t 188 test, which followed a rimilar one reach some sort of conclusion. r'' ■ { ha is legally qualified candidate for after a 67 today. from the West German ambassa­ There have been reports the Rus­ ^mocratlc presidential nomina- For Kidnaped Son (Contloued ra Page Seven) dor here. sians would ask Austria for per-, Uon...... " CONVICTION U PH BU r Pair Say UAW Moat of Khruschev’s criticisms mission to open factories and per­ New V iolence Barrie ’ Hansford of Doncaster, Sydney, Australia, July 7 (JP)—■ Washington, July 7 (ff) — Tea of America here have involved re­ England, wrlns indefinite deferment The 8 H-year-old eon of a 41224,000 iterations of his charges that the haps a bank in Austria. Vienna' from British Army draft becaose Bandits Grab U.8, Court of Appeals today af­ United States is responsible for new’apapers expressed fear that hla wife walks In her sleep and he Igttery Winner was kldngped on his firmed the contempt of Ooo- Misused Funds Austria’s membership In the In Congo City way to school today. gress cohvlction of Alden Whtt- the collapse of'ithe Paris summit "Outer 'Seven’' free trade area has'to bring her back.- ■-Slight raan, a copyreader on the Now conference and to* East-West dis­ might be threatened. Khrushchev Mrthquake Jars Kingston, JamaUa. A ransom of 25,000 pounds ($56,- $60,000 Gash York times, who refused to, Detroit, July 7 (A^-;^The United armament talks at Geneva. Leopoldville, Congo. July 7 UP)— just before 3 a.m., but no cajiufil- 000) was demanded by phone of Auto Workers Union is accused by already has indicated • he would Violence spread In this newly bom identify one-time frilow ooro- His talks have caused consider­ like Austria to drop its associa­ ties or damage were reported. hie .parents for the reletuw of 'niunlsts for the Senate intofoal two rank and file members of able embarrasament Jo Chancellor African nation today despite ap­ Secretary of Labor James P. Graeme Frederick Hilton Throne. St. Paul, Minn., July 7 OP)— mishandlihg millions of dollars in tion with the West European trade peals from'its leaders for unity. Three gunmen dreseed as house- Security Subcommlttoe. Whta- Julius Raab’s government. Yester­ group. MitcheU says he wonjd accept the More than 100 police were eearch painters seized an estimated. $60,- union funds.- day, Khrushchev also urged the Ihe latest outbreak was at Stan­ RepubUcan rtce presidential nonol- ■Ing for the child. man appeared before the *«h- The misuse—for political pur­ The. Russians would like to buy leyville, where Inmate c” the lo­ 000 today in a holdup at the Chero­ committee in January 1958, Ha Austrians to warn Italy "not -to the nationalized Austrian Flat nation if Ijt were offered to him ... It was the first case of chile kee State Bank: \ poses—is alleged in a U.S. Dis­ play with fire” by allowing Ameri­ cal jail smashed dowm the door* Japanfs Socialist Party is cohslder- acknosvledged ho had been n ; trict Court shit filed yesterday by automobile work*| to use it as ah and ran through the city shouting kidnaping for ransom in Australia. After calmly waiting more Uian member of the party from aboot can rocket baaes on Italian eoil. He assembly plant 'for their own ing an invitation to send a mlselon Police were called when the child two Toledo, Ohio, UAW men long implied that Russian troops might "freedom, independence.,’.’ ..... an hour for the time lock to go 1935 to ationt 1 ^ prior to hto at odds with the UAW leadership. Moskvltch car. They hope that Police and military forces were to' Conunnalst China for talks that failed to arrive at achool. Search off, turning a gun on each employe emploiyment on'the'RTta* Tosit march Into Austria if the lUIlan once they ., have the plant—their might tenter on the party’s further failed to turn up a clue. President Walter Reutoer, sec­ bases are ever used against Com­ called but to maintain order in the who entered, toe bulkUng, they Ttaios. retary treasurer Emil Mazey and first in the West—they could not clt.v, just below scenic Stanley fight 'to annul the 'U.S.-Japan During toe day. a man police looted the vault, teller’s boxes and munist countries. only step up their car sales but Falls 775 miles'northeast bf the security treaty. •> said apokft. with a foreign accent night depository. SEOUL PAIR OONDEBOnm toe international union are de­ Aiutrian neutrality in the COld King and queen bf Thailand de­ fendants in-the suit. also benefit from Austria’s tax capital.. Demonstrators gathered telephoned the Throne home and A short time later a. white 1952 -Seoul. Korea. July 7 (ff)---'ni8 War was one of the conditions toe privileges as a member of the before the provincial government part New York for New England., demanded the ransoni. The anon- model; panel truck was found Seoul District Ooort-today oaa- Commenting, Mazey termed the Russians Insisted on before they About 239 rival unionists and po­ action a "nuisance, crank law­ Outer Seven! building. ymoua caller did not I give direc­ abandoned in an alley five blocks tenced two former oatteMl fto agreed 'to let Austria regain its The Austrians' take a dim view 1 The new outbreak eznie as Pre­ licemen injured at Omuta, Japan, tions on how the money ■was to from toe bank. Police M id it may Uoemen to death for sh*i)t|fig suit” and defended the union’s Independence in ,1965. In a military in boat-rammlnf attempt by non- be delivered. He aaid he would practices. He said the suit was in­ of toe poosiblUty of Soviet fee- mier Patrice Lumumba and Presi­ have been the getaway vehicle. stndent dentonstratora s e n ^ tofa Central European coun- xorle* ahd banks on their soli, dent Joseph Kasavubii sought to attlkers to run blockade of em­ telephone again. William Jordan, bank cashier, the uprising that ev tended to "harass’' the union be­ tr has stuck rigidly to its neutral- — - ■ ^ - battled Mitsui Mlike coal miife... cause of toe UAWs effectiveness They fear they might be used ta straighten out difficulties a t Thys- The boy’s father won .to(i'‘money estimated nearly $60,000 was Syngman RheaTa totj^rae. t Ity, but it' values its political and a back dooi^j^(pT Soviet economic vUle, wbens mutinoua Negro troops Twa California lawyers named aa In a lottery to raise funda for Syd­ taken. The gunmen got about $32,- defeodanto. Chdag Wa 4n political effort. economic tlea with the W est ' penetration of the West and as a have held their white Belgian of­ aJmlalstrstora of maHt-mUllon dol­ ney’s opera house. Ho U a travel- 000 from the vault, toe rest from and Kwon Bl-Yom The plaintiffs, Randolph dray Khrushchev’a conduct during his valve for a flood of cut-price Com­ ficers eppUve since Tuesday night. lar estate of the late Rev. Charles l(ig salesman. He wqa away, from the teller’s boxes and depository. first menbern of ll and Harold Blllheimer, both for- 9-day tour has prompted criti­ munist goods sent in to upset eco­ Thd situation a t Thysvills, 76. M. (Sweet Daddy) Grace, the home when toe kidnaping occurred. The trio waited until a woman poUM force ewmetod. a< msr holders of union office on the cism in parliament, and Raab faces nomic stability in thb West. piiles sonthvvest of Leopoldvllls, colorful evangellat... .Toss an- Premier Robert Heffron of New employe opened the building ahort- erimtaoto sh u tta j ‘ local level, charged that Reutoer a debate there after Kbruidtehev Austria wants long-term export was described as quiet. Ehit there nouncea appointment of Sergei South IVoles hrbadcoat an appeal ly before 7 a.m. and then bld^ dMitBoatoatota ta foaa home. Cudryavavtsev a« SevM amheeaaJer for eiUzens to help In finding the r) IteMldag eff hti tour of prorln- . 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\ ■AlfCB lSTE R EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, COHN*,. THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1960 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JULY 7, i960 p A < m V A c a t w o Gcay and forinar UAW vloa presl- took a grave view ot iU finit ma- from tiny pebbles to 6-foot boul­ ment if the court flnds that mofley Haiuiabury and Baum. As a 10-. was drawn improperty from the dent Richard Cktaser of that city. BUT tiCXAOO <___ ;|or oriala. Xnfonnation IDnUter Much 'Ore Rock ders, Would be sucked to the sur­ year local resident, and a fi-year MHS Report Cardfi Pair Say UAW Also in IMO BlUheimef headed W HOUEM Ul _____ Rockville-Vernon Left Threatens President Due Aaicet Kaahamura aaid in a face for processing. trepaury. local school principal, I have faith In Mail Tomorrow. on 'T his Obviously' is a nuisance, a committee protesting to.fteuther broadcaat: Lies bn Bottom that my cHlaen friends, teachers,, crank law suit intended to harass over Goaser’a policies. T h e aituation la veiy serious. associates. Northeast .School par­ .Report cards will be mailed In Newport for Power, Wellfi jPlannc^ Misused Funds the UAW because of its affective - tjm Board of Education Dismisses W ar A fter The. enemies of our independence ents, Northeast School PTA and out tomorrow to Mancheeter Of 'Soutk' Pacific work In the Held ot political edu­ g u e s s w o r k p a i l s ; * -have provoked trouble and cre­ KacliBfftCHICi i ilHi g others, will insist upon Justice.” High .School atudenta who left Soutb dtaitr Karachi — The -West Pakistan (CoBttnaed from Bage One) cation and poUtical action,” Mazey Crewe Work in Bettoon ‘ LDOIO PREVAILS - ated bad feeling In the army. We Hartfora-UJAekas* H O ir Lewis has been principal of a stamped, self-^ddresaed enve­ in Rom e Both lidea tnlnwublu G o lf Vacation Waahinigton— At^Mrdtag to. cur­ Water and Power Development said in. a statament, ‘T h e UAIW School Principal, Sets Hearing Noimi must all fight like brothers Northeast School since it was built lope In the schb&l office. ■ ^ ^ Alfred ShelBWoId rent estimates, 19E bililon tons of Authority plans to carry elec­ has "entrenched hlms41f ss a dic­ has alwaya made expenditures in againM our enemies In the Interior six yeara ago, and was principal of A apokeaman at the tcUoqym- tricity to 1,000 villages a year. It tator” In the UAW and that any the flcld of political action strlot- (OMtiaMd trota Fagu Om ) How do you guess which see 8-7 / . (Ooattmed troa page Oae). and sKtsterior.” mangainese, cobalt, copper, and ' diomissal af Renwlck J «. resign and hia auhaeJ|uent requeet the former East School for .the flee aaid the report ca itta^ ll also plans to dig a community well chiUehger of hia authority can be ly within federal and aUte laws.” mailed, to 'the atudejitB rath] your partner has 7 Most, pUyers r i 1 7 4 nickel ore are strewn on the Pa­ tiSwls. supen'lslnK principal of ' for a hearing were alsd handled In three years previously. He taught uniohs labeled'the etHkiM poHtical nonth's stay at- Newport, until In each of 1,000 villages every “ Summarily punished,” Gray ia a former executive executive sessions of the-board. Grades 3 and 4 for one year before than to the parenp polve this problem. by scratching s ? cific.Ocean Door between South year. Gray and^ Billheim^r Imld that board' m e m | ^ , and financial see^ Northeaat School, n-aa rtiacloaed and refuaed to Join therd>^. EAST after the Desoocratie and Repub­ Mntiheen* bcficendants today by the Vernon Board of Ed­ Neither the- School Board nor being promoted to principal in Cards will not be mailed to the head, although chill rubbing K -7 5 3 lican preeldentlil nomination con­ America and Tahiti. by “conservati've estimate” be­ reUry of Toledo Local 12. He was ucation, with the announcement Lewis would disclose the reason 1951. anyone who-^did not leave a Rome looked like an armed has loyal supporters and starinr V S 4 2 ventions. Inhabitants of Pitcairn Island Companies Interested in exploit-, W O M A N DIES A T 101 tween (10, million and 812 million fired as financial secretary In I960 atam ped^velope, nor will they that a public hearing will be held. for his dismissal. However, Lewis Lewis was the first local teacher camp. , n r . * ’ ♦ 5 3 2 But aides report that Eisenhow­ are said to lie deacendants of the ing the mineral wealth under the Mdliden. July 7 —Mrs. Julius had been taken fraudulently from In a policy fight and lost a court be rngtled to anyone who left at the celling has been known to The hearing requested by'Lewis, said. "1 would certainly not go to obtain a sixth year diploma for Police headquarters batnned ail « 9 * 7 A 10 S 4 er will be keeping his fingers creas­ mutinous sailors from H.M. S. sea hope to realize as much as I. Ives, Diamond-Hill Farm, Meri­ the UAW treasury. battle In Detroit for reinstate^ to the length of a public hearing unpAld bills or library fines. bring. Inspiration. Which school of h u been scheduled for July 14 at graduate study-and received an in­ public meetings in Rome province SOUTH ed because of mounting troubles Bounty, who landed on . the island 81,500,000 per square- mile of den, died at her home today at the Their suit demands an account­ m ent tiniess I completely and honestly crement set up by the Board of guesswork do you belong w- - 8 p.m. at Northeast School. / Cards may be picked up at the in an attempt to forestall ral­ 4 A 10 9 with Cuba’s Fidel Castro regime. In 1790. ocean, ore, in chunks ranging age of 101. _ ,, ing of U AW funda and relmkurse- ^ Hie Toledo fight was between felt' I was being treated unjustly Education Irt that respect t h r ^ high school Office after tomor- West opened the six of f K J 10 - The Board of Education request­ lies planned today by the Faeclats and South won with the Jack. This There always is a possibility that ed Lewi.s' rc.signalion May 23. and with prejudice. I am and have years ago. His salary for the com­ row. I . ♦ A 10 other developments, international been for the past two months un­ ing year is listed -at *9,120, Irt^the in Rome and the Communists in didn’t really fool anybody, since 4 K Q J 3 2 after meetinc in executive session .the port city . of Civitavecchia We»t knew his partner would have or domestic, may Might the presi­ en the matter. Lewis’ refusal to der the counsel of Attys. Flaherty, proposed school budget. / SMih WMt North E « l dential vacation. But at the mo­ north of the capital. played the ten of hearU if he hao IN T Pan 3 4 Pam Tnioklohds of police were sta­ ment Eisenhower’s greatest con­ Barnes Boat been able to Ho so. 3 NT AM. PSM ^ cern reportedly Is the situation in tioned on side streets near - all Owning kad — 4u South next laid down the ace of Cuba. strategic squaree. diamonds and continued with a In the bloodiest rioting Rome In addition to the regular nm of A&P SUPER MARKET IN MANCHESTER -261 IROAD ST. AND 116 E^TER ST. On 2,000 Mile diamond to West’s king. has had in years, 135 police and routine government businean, the 160 demonstratore were ' injured This is where West had to do President Is taking to Newport work no matter which ace East for action billa which Congress OPEN MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY^TlL 9 P.M. last night. More than 50, includ his gueSSlhg. He had to give his holds. A shift to spades will Strength Test partner the lead in order to get a sent to him in the closing days of Ing two Leftist members of parlia work only If East’s ace la the ace tte session which adjourned last thent, were hospltalixed. The street heart return. West’s problem ofi spades. Simday morning for the pollUcal A 15-foot aluminum ek-aft made battle set off flat fights in parlia­ was whether to lead a spade or a The logic depends, of course, on by the Bamea Boat Co. of Man­ club. ' conventions. ment’s Chamber of iDeputies. the fact that South has only two ' The Senate la scheduled to re­ chester, la on its way to Moncton, Guesses Wrong diamonds. This, is known be­ The rioting' produced another West went through all but my of . At Ft. Adams, the Presldmit Is. i able interest among mmall boat ordered the Italian Communist the normal site preparation costs ■OLTON NOTCH five minutM from the mainland by HSTIVAL party to retunTtd the same tactics would be assessed agalivaL prop­ helicopter and 35 minutes by boat and oiitboard motor manufactur­ FEATURE 1st TONIGHT DiNNIRWARI ers. of street fighting that-dt tried un­ erty owners in addition tb the reg­ 'With jet transportation, he fs only ig S Z S S , successfully in Italy in 1947 and lovely Meral or Robr The Dolphin put Into Blloiicesler ular charge of one-half the cost of CARTOONS AT DUSK 60 minutes from Washington,, by Patterns new on t«t» at 6 o’clock la.st night, having 1948. the sidewalks themselves. Charg­ 'White House estimates. A 8erie.s of labor agitations, al­ B*L4iiani HMwe cmusw •t Mnistienil low. low logged 232 miles In 10 hours and ing property owners for .all or , ; A t N ew port Country Club, How- though not directly linked to the ' orteet. Stsrt yovr $»i 49 minute.s. The craft took ngo City test hard times and unemploy­ servo Norwood St. (ilV C etlO O K .m iH CKAA^MIY 3. Fixing a date for a public IN JUST 15 MINUTES ment on the Mediterranean is­ (Continiied frrnn P ^ e One) BUTTER it.H«67V TOMAtO^SAUCE -CAN land. hearing on an appropriation to SultOIM B#dnS 1 0^ IF YOU HAYE TO the town counsel’s account to cov­ Spataro aaid that among those -w a s-n o word-'on wHat would~be* Sunnvbfook &..Rd« A Alw,/, llfitity Ff«,h er the cost of codifying and print­ SCRATCH YOUR ITCH— injured in the street rioting last done to satisfy demands ,of the ing new copies of the town char­ LARGE EGGS *^55' Aim Pogd JMayomiaisei 49"^ Your«4Rr bark at any drai; ttara. Ap­ night was Communist deputy troops, who - want the white of­ ply Ilrh aad horaiao Walter Audiaio, who killed Benito ter. Martin recommends a price of ficers replaced by Congolese. Ihey M fl O-BIT AiAtBltAN I ^ ------1- PufU Gold-Frozen 60Z OO^ di«apn^ar! rii«i la«taat-dryinr ITClfe' *5 per charter be set. .MK->OT day nr nlaht for ^rtrma. rlat« Mussolini after -his capture' by INDISCREET also.^ demand more pay. CHEESE SLICES 2 ‘ 49‘ L 9 i n 0 n a u 9 Pmk d> Regular I U CANS 0 7 wnrm. laaart foot ltrh» othar «ar- partisans while trying tn flee into Tile Board will also consider SAT. 2-6:80-9:15 iBMOurrmwneiiosA Lumumba has aljpady told the jAnt PAUKtt ifGUtany iSc farf raihot. TODAY at J. W. Halo fixing a specific term for its ap­ troops he would take steps to al­ Contenti j JAC Torp. Dnif Dept. Switzerland. pointee. to the Manchester Coun­ leviate their grievances. -He''has BLACKBERRY PIE 43‘ Only Yukon Beverugos 4 q ts 4 t 1 try Club-Board of governors. Mar forced the resi^ation qf IA. Gen. JANt PARFfR tin recommends that (he term- Emile Janssens, commander of the PEACH P« »»«iu5f now h^d by Roger Macaione ex­ FOR A JfONDEREUL TIME . . . 25,000-man Congo army, kno'wn as pire in November. EXCELLENT FOOD, EN’IERTiUNMENT, ATMOSPHERE the "Force Publlque.” Cannon loth Towolt 2 r c e 9 r The agenda also calls for, a re­ (The Belgian Radio-in Brussels I^TABLE RAMO port from Macaione on Club op­ '' said the chief European official In Wofh Cloths 4 p o p 6 r erations and one from Marti-n on DANCING EVERY SATDRGAY NIGHT the. Thyaville area had asked the plans fo r' a sewage trisatment GORDON KILPATRICK ORCHESTRA capital for aid In evacuating Euro­ plant oft W: Middle Tpke. to serve pean wpiien'and children from the Tirry Dish Towtls 2 for 59^ BATTERIES the State Technical and Catholic Trio „ Nightly Daily area. high schools. Every Friday Lounge Lunch ea (The Radio said also African ALL SIZES -In another matter, Director .. and Sat. Evening Entertainment - Dinners soldiers at Inkisi, another to'wn In Theoido're Powell -will bring up the LieopoldviUe province, were keep­ ■THE BEAU-nFDL, NEW .subject of replacing the rippled ing Europeans restricted to their Take a tip from Irehne Hennessy, Narragarrsett’s Red Sox Baseball TV hostess. Serve 'Gansett at all your outdoor p^rtiies. Redeem Your Coupon pavement in W. Middle Tpke, homes. - •UNSHINI . AT LOW PRICES floin Main St. to Hilliard St. (Belgian goveniment sources From Your Home Delivered Circular RESTAURANT COOKIES .. y ^ 29' Chester Langtry, deputy works . sa)d Janssens’ resignation had been Thi» Week It li No. 5 director, said yesterday the re­ ROUTE 6-UA—Ml 3-2842 prompted not only by mutiny but NABJiCO ' Anchor Hockirig 10 Oz. Tumbler. IT'S PRIII placement would start ‘'in the near by differences with Lumumba’s SANDWICH 'La'R'-AS' ftiture.” government Lt. 6ol. Teiqinerman; LiTOETT DRUG . second highest, ranking officer' In niNiArru otArimuiT Pri«M iAmm -.W. MIDDLE TURXPME gt AIL- AAP f«p«r MgrBiHt jr 0- for drinking. Be sure to include plenty of 'Gansett cans for your next night. 1 lice patrols moved thraujfh the •uaav'i cooKMi LUNCHEONS se^ed ii a .m * to 2 P.M, $ 1 .2 S u p 'iGt 4 AC'. city at intervals ,but no'' trouble picnic or barbecue. 6 cans-for only $1.17. (Plus tax in Conn.) PiM ' 1';: 9KC A ' . 'w as reported. D IN N E R S ueived 8 jP.M. to 9 P.M. $ 2 .7 5 v p The mutineers in the capital, -ft ■ft who left their bam cka yesterday, D E L IC IO U S S U N D A Y D IN N E RS 12 Noonito 9 P.M. spent tho night in the Congolese SAVINGS quarters of the city. Some of them TWO TOP HITS SPECIAUilBIDAY NIGHT—WHARFSIDE MNNER HI, Neighbor-have a’Gansett! dould bo seen In white sections this I v o r y S h o w O x y d o l J irllttt llsstrr IMrk Clark 1 T I 4 ./y'/F'/ L O A N . Css. Tsirrr* Rlirkael Csllaa morning'without their army bats, “ Sergeant "Becausei t e l . JA 9-9463 belta or weapons. R u tledge” They’re . The- mutiny sent -ar further wavi) * lASOt o a c //!f9V0M-r9*¥eM/mg MONDAYS -T " AMPLE PARKING ; i S 3 r ‘ : , SKft Is rslor Y eu n g” of spprahenalon through the thou­ i:» riuaaeFaL ijutitutiuu 1;M-S:I*-1*:M *r; Conditioned for Y our Com fort! sands of Belgian^ atlU Hvlng in NARRAGANSEn UGER BEER pr their former colony which became 9' tMMWOiRMtt irtw iiif OBi, (^nstpOs It k.' w r I W f i iQftor •s*. ’-BATrLB or OVTBB SPACE” as Independant nation last week. i i H & i i Lumuihba'a govenunaat alao i A . A.' i ■’■ '^ T " ■ -J -5 ---T - ....,; .'\'J„-..V

HANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ THURSDAY, JUJiY 7, 1960 Frotti Your Neighbor Kitchen 8 Junior Leaders 691 MAIN STfeaET— MANCHESTER ’s I Ifidbit; R^laces Orlpwski T raining for 4-H By MARGE FLYNN NEXT to GAS COMPANt^ Mre. W. D. Stroud, 91 Strick­ Ai Police donunission Head Eight ToUand County Jtndor, land St., enjoys cooking and en­ TOPINOTCH leaders are attending the State 4- joys a wide reputation aa an ex­ H Junior Leader Conference being FREE PARKING IN REAR ceptionally fine coojt A. member ; •^DamoonUe Aldamaa Jelm T.< Taakulka then aaked F lirty held this ikeek at the-- University of one of Manchester's several If Capt PeUr J. Dowgewk* had of Connecticut. ^ Orhmakl raalcnwl aa diabman of Gourmet clubs, Mrs. Stroud likes “TOPPY” Says, Come Join The Fun! ■«fcod one of them not to bring They are Shirley Rychllng, Su­ to experiment with new diSh^ ' IlM PoUca Oomralaalon laat nifttf Bult against the dty. The mayor san M erder and Carolyn Coolldge, and to evolve new sauces. I tad waa raplaead ^^-'AKSnnar replied that he did not know about Hebron; Barbara Sandstrom and Two of her favorite recipes are ; Chailaa Pltkatr-alio a Democrat. that. Barbara Hansen, Mansfield; Teddy Hladky and Barbara Doggart, Cov-- Of Southern origin. Mrs. Stroud ; Oitenratefa latter of reelgnaOon. Mayor Flaherty said he felt the MORE SPECIALS FOR found the d evil^ crab recipe in a problem had been resolved by Or- entry, and Jean Ann Wisniewski of latad June SO. read In part, “Cir- Vernon. XSiarleston, S. C., cookbook while ! nanataacea require jQuit'I reaidn lowskl’a resignation as chairman. U\dng in North 'Carolina during "I consider him one of the moat Over 160 4-H Junior Leaders ■ ta ctaalrmaa.aad ^e auggeated from Connecticut are taking this Dr. Stroud's Navy service at Camp ! ttM appointment of someone **wlth conscientious council members Tve opportunity to learn new ways to Lejeune, N. C.‘ The flower garden ‘ more time to ap«>d” on ithe Job. seen,” Flaherty said. help younger 4-H club • members. cake recipe came from Dr. Republican Aldermen John J. Yaskulka asked If Orlowski w u Mrs. 'Patricia Jedrowski of Tolland, Stroud's aunt, Mrs. CharlM, Fran­ START OF ANNIVERSARY MONTH ‘ Taakulka and Gordon Deneon re- a good councilman or a good vote- a 4-H leader and conunitteeman, is cisco. who made this dessert*while ; lated Orlowekl'e realgnaUon to an getter, and Flaherty replied thqt teaching one of. the workshops at the Stroude were visiting with her • Incident at a Market Street cafe he was both. ‘ in Practice the conference.' Supervising the in Huntingdon, Tenn., aeveral ! aeveral week* ago, and queatlon Pltkat and Aldemum Bernard county delegation and assisting .yeara ago. , ' ed whether hie realgnatlon aa Orbus, also a Democrat, came to Dr, Patrick F. Swan opened an with the conference program Is H. Oe\-iled Crab ' AT TOP NOT^H ! chairman waa auffident Deriaon the defense of Orlowski, urging office today a t 1578 EUlngton Rd., South Windsor, to practice gener­ Janice Masztal, assistant county GIRiy SU/AMER^ ■ 1 lb. white crabhieal • Bald, "In alx montha he’a been In- that the mattef be dropped at this club agent of Tolland County. 1 can condenaed muahroom soup ; Volved In four Incldenta; Why point Pltkat- criticised the Re- al medicine. Elaine Wheeler, summer 4-H as­ ■ don't you tell the public T-” he A'native of Ireland, Dr, Stvran Vi cup bread crumbs pubUcan atU ck by 'saying, '.'No sistant is also assisting at the con­ 1 egg, beaten ; naked Mayor Flaherty. one could be more asnamed of the studied medicine at University College in Dublin and sjient six ference. PAJAMAS 2 hard cooked eggs, chopped Their probing came after a 6- Council than I am . . . this Is montha at St. Vincent's Hospital Junior leaders from New Hamp­ cup grated Cheddar cheese 4 BIG WEEKS JULY 4 - 30 • minute receaa requeated by Re^ enough-to make me sick. Any of in Dublin, interning In medicine shire, Vermont, Massachusetts and ii cup. cooking sherry ■ publican Alderman Luther Trou- us that live in glass houses and surgery. He also interned a Rhode Island are also attending cup melted butter. ■ ton. wouldn't want, atones thrown at the program as guests of the Con­ BATHING SUITS year at St. Vincent's Hdspitai, necticut junior leaders.. The con­ Mix all ingredients together, Mayor Leo B, Flaherty Jr. re* us " Worcester, Mass., before moving v ^ t in ramekin shells. Top with > piled that Orlowaki'B realgnatlon Flaherty added, "I know there ference will end Friday evening : reaulted "from aeveral thlnga” that 4o South Windsor. with a candlelighting ceremony. PLAYWEAR buttered cracker cnimbs. Bake for Is a member of this Council who He is immarried andNmldes at ?0 mlhiiles, in a moderate oven. ' had been diacuaaed ^ t h the other has had a very difficult problem 5 Community Rd., South W in^r. Shorts, Pedal Pushars, Slacks I membera of the Police Commla- in the iMt with the police de­ Flower-Garden Cake ■ Bion, Pltkat and Thomaa McCua- partment and Fm afraid It might and Slack iSets. 6each Robas. _ 6 beaten egg yolks, ker, a Republican, and with eqch be brought out if this contlnuea” Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Plante, 3^4 cup sugar adderman.' Main St., Vernon. CEMENT' 3/4 cup lemon juice' F R E E The matter was then dropped. McCuaker explained that ho Birth today: A daughter foMr. H. ENGLAND JERSEYS-BLOUSES I'a tea.spoon grated lemon peel Hospital Notes 1 tablespoon gelatine peraonally felt the realgnatlon aa . Admitted yesterday: '-.Alison and Mrs. Elton Hallock, High Ma­ imbed CO. . Sleevelesa. ehalnnan waa aufflelent, but that nor Park. 14 cup water ' . Landry, RFD 8; Bleimof Camp­ rtiBiaaf" * ” 8 stiffly beaten egg vjhHea---- _ A T O T A L O F It waa not the feeling of the elt- Saturday heena. . „ bell, 187 Grove St; Ernest Reud- 3/4 cup sugar gen, 88 East B t; Angelo-Flcheca, Venion and T^cottvlUejMim Is Under prHjaura by the Republi­ handled through , r a Iff’s -1 large angel food cake -■—-r- can^ Mayor Flaherty' explained 147 W. Main St.; PrlsdUa Baxter, BOVy SUAVWER — : Make custard of egg yolks,4. Stafford Springs. Rockville Bureau, 6 W. Main Ht., the incident In queatlon. He aald telephone TRemont 6-8188. three-quarler.s cup sugar, lemon Orlowakl noticed two people In a Discharged yesterday: Roy Olds, juice and rind. Cook in double boil- : Market St. cafe who had. been Maaslek Boanllng Home; Rich­ ', er Until mixture coats a spoon. Re- ; pointed out to him aa having been ard Palosie, 200 union B t; Mary Found Stone ARTHUR DRUir SWEAT SHIRTS move from heat, and add softened . at flrea In the area-and whom he Ann Kramer, Somers; Gerald » ____ gelatine. Fold in stiffly beaten egg Herald Pliftto' by Clflara l thought were poaaibly involved. He Bock, Loehr Rd.; Eva Sutton, The Rosetta Stone, key to the FREE DEUVERY \yhites.. blended with three-quar- Eaton Rd.; Clara J a l b e r t Old language of ancient Eg^t, waa HORTS and SHORT SETS reported them to police, who 8 AJL to lO.PJR. tera cup additional sugar, added picked them up and queatloned Town Rd.; Christian Magdefrau, found by a French officer of Na­ .gradually. Tear angel food cake in­ Gpurmet club, Manchester Memo­ operating room nurse at Philadel­ them, but no arreat waa made, 52 ElUhgtim Ave. poleon's engineering corps, In 1799, to bite siae pieces. Mix lightly ■with rial Hospital Auxiliary, I.cague of phia General. George Washington Flaherty aald. Birth yesterday: A daughter to near the Rosetta River. C PANTS. SETS custard. Place in greased angel Women Voters. Women's Club and ITniversitv Hospital in Washing­ cake pan. Chill overnight. Unmold South Methodist Church. ton, D. C.'. McGee Haspltsl in Pitts­ *16,000 WORTH and cover with whipped cream. '' A native of Beaver Palls. Pa., burgh and at Manchester Memorial PAJA/AAS Mrs. Stroud advises that either a Mrs"; Stroud was graduated from Hospital. She met her husband at , purchased angel fond cake or one the Pennsylvania College for Wom­ Philadelphia General Ho.spital. made with a prepared mix may be en \n PilCsburgh, and from the The Strouds have lived in Man- OF WORLD GREEN STAMPS AS PRIZES INFANTS’ used. • Philadelphia General Hospital cheater since 1852. and have a son, Mrs. Stroii'd ls a member of. a School of Nursing. She was. an David Churchill Stroud. ' . SCRANTON TOPPER SETS‘ OVERALL SETS • SUNSUITS DIFFERENT SIMPLE CONTEST EACH WEEK ficiency—two of which are finally •Hal Boyle- adopted ' and win him company 6B BIG WINNERS EACH WEEK " bonuses total 317..50. .No one in MANY OTHER UNADVERTISED VALUES THROUGHOUT THE STORE the office speaks to hini. 10. The True Genhis—When he becomes bored, he goe* 1 into the. boss’s office with an in -' consequential matter and says, i Made Easy ‘ “Chief, what’s our.company policy ' on this one" He is the office hero because (a) at the same time he New York, i/P>_ One of the i study man who wastes hia own is making the boss feel smart, he T O P N O T C H B E E F has a way of tasting better! (60) Cars greatest problems in the modern! time trying to find out how, ever>’- is also ibi wasting both his own buslness office today Is how to kill body else is wasting time. time and the bos.s’ time. time successfully The Homing Pigeon—At least Naturally the beginner at tiine- The average employe, a.fter he 37 limes a day lie phones his w'ife killing in the office can’t expect.j learns hia, job well, pbobably to find out wi)at she's going to to become a aticceas overnight. U.S.D.A. CHUCK spends fwo hrmrs a day working have for dinner, how the crab gra.Hs is doing, and \ tlie baby's The thing to remember ts that, — and six hours pretending he is if yo\i take your time and work working. i Some obsen'ers insist latest Dile remark. If his home FROM bit Pbone Is busy, he callff.a neighbor at it patiently and .hard enough, S s ' — — that first figure may be a you can learn to waste the day as Wfrh.'i ■ 1 and asks.if she’ll run oWr and be sure his house ha.sn'l caught fire. well as the fellow at the next It may aeem easy “to loaf six desk. hours ji day at a desk, but it 3..’rf)e Savvy Statistician from 'outward appeai-ances he is sUl- And if at first yo)i don’t suc­ Isn’t; " The ability to do. so marks ceed, try, try again. the real difference between a diou.sly ,bent over figures in a com­ skilled and a no|iakill.ed worker.. pany ledger. But inside the ledger It is a talent that separates the are three ra'cing forms, and a Basis for (Jaims artist frorii the amateur; book on "How to Win at Poker.” Some people are bom with this ' 9. The Reformer—His own work E ri g 1 a n d's claims to North talent; some : acquire it; some i.s in I a mess because all day long America were based on the dis­ never are quite able to master it he scribbles dow’n Ideas to drop coveries of .John Cabot, who found no matter how hard the;\' to'- into the office, suggestion box. In the coast of North America in SHURFINX; KOSHER You can look around yrui.r own five years,he makes • 812 sug- ''1947 and. took pos.session In the office and find out who has learned ! gestions on how to increase ef­ nkme of King Henry VII. I to waste time snccessfull.v—and 'who ha.sn’t yet got the hang of it. | HEAVY CORN-FED WESTERN STEER BEEF . . . DILL PICKLES ^ 2 9 ' Here are a few standard types! SAVE 25* you are almost s\ire to find in anv I office.. ' ! ttKAff MAMCHtSTmn CKNTatl 1. The hold rereiver he lays . M SY PARKIN9 . ^ BONELESS hia head down on the desk, covers It with papers and promptly falls I THIS COUPON 00^ THURS., FRI., SAT. FREE OBS5ERT DISH asleep. Anyone passing. by thinks he Is merely | looking for i f n n POT ROAST something. His biggest.,dangers JOP NOTCH FOODS WITH THE PURCHASE OP A He may start snoring.- | ACanclietttft Lfll ntuuukj- u -ijintu 2. The mmormonger He ! CHUCK ROAST 6 9 goes from desk to desk, pretend-1 Ing to hold conferences,while he; BRING IN ^ IS COUPON AND GET HALF GALLON whispers the late.at gossip: .‘‘Did you hear they carried the boss WORLD blotto out . of the countrj' club SPECIAL OFFER I SAVE 20c a lb, j s I a l t e s t ic e c r e a m again?” ■ GREEN 3. The Dtillard —ITiKs guv wastes i VKS VALUE FOR ONLY $2K tinie, without realizing it. He is so Visit our store and ask for free cou­ OUR BEST STAMPS dumb it takes him the full eight pon worth I2.9S toward this handy hours to do poorl.v what anybody 50 FREE 60-foot.predsion steel measuring tape. With the purphake of S5.00 or more. 0,ne per'eustomer. TASTEWEIX STUFFED else in the plare could get'done in Expiree July 9, 1960. an hour. (He’s botind to wind up MK-Hbern an executive,.)' ^SPANISH 4. The Profiteer—He always GOOD AT EITHER TOP NOTCH STORE MARSARINE , aeems to be fixing Kis- w-atch, but ,om f It isn’t reajly his. What the per­ OLIVES sonnel office doesn't know is that 2 Hot. this guy ha.s developed a ittoney-, making hobby on company time. n)<.S TAT, morn)ng.s in the men's washroom j SKIN', SHANKBON'E !*HA.\K or MITT END, reading'up on Zen-Biiddhism; he j RK3IOVKD BITT HALI BITZ ORACKEltS—STACK PACK eee»88 8 8 e88e BO.X SlO ^ apenijs hia aftci-noons in the same BRING IN THil COUPON AND GET 5 9 ' SUNSHINE PRETZEL CmX qe»ee.*8»8ee8ee«8e*t8aa« Box Mo RCADY.TO.EAT place doing hjs ypga.exerrises. 6. The Administrative Vacuum WORLD —-Pressure from bielow has forced co u o N tA i polish KIELBASA this human zero higher and I)igher '•■’99c in the organizaltjon, aa - each de-* GREEN HAMS artment finds him incapable of 1996 OLDSi 98 Holiday Sedan andling any job. Now he's a time S T > ^ P S 1999 CAMLUC 62 4rdoor 59e Lb. g NoiKihff to buy..One per adult customer, (ifmd Friday 1999 FORD Galaxie 4-dodr 1994PONTIAC Starchief Sedan night, July 4), 1960, from 6 to 9 P.M. , LAMB PATTIES STOP THAT N0ISE...F0REVER! G O O D IN MANCHESTER STORE ONLY 1994 CREVROLET B-A H’tpp Dpi sith s Johns-Manville ACOUSTICAL CEILING 1999 OLDS. Holiday Sedan VEAL' c u t l e t s Handsome Johfis-Manville ACOUSl'ICAL GIANT LUSCIors 1991 OLDS. S-88 Holiday Coupe 1997 DODGE Royal V94-Dr.H’top CEILING PANELS soak up sound. A beauti­ ful way to atop noise in children’a rooms, dining areas. Cover up cracked or soiled ceilings with BLUEBERRIES ;9* 1997 0LD& 88 Holiday Sedan 1992 FORD V8 ^door permanent glampT. 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TRS.2B21 873 MAIN ST. . nioiM Ml 3-^36 I 'vm w A N i MMneHMTmm owgm mo rmAma‘ WE GIVE WORLD GREEN STAMPS DOUBLE STAMPS EVERY WEDNES a* ■ " V ■ BIANCHESTER EVENING pSHALO* MANCHESTEE, OONl^ *^URSDAY, JULY j , 1960 f t iv n i MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, JfANCHEStER, CONN., THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1960 Statea o f being an "accomplloe” American mon'^polipa on the Cuban the sugar quota allocation Which and "profiteer” on the aide ot dic­ revoliitlon." .. could have fhe ' effect of per­ aJil. SwwlMi, Norway. Dwunark, eity bossea can deliver delegate* OPEN Sllish in Sugar manently reducing Cuba’s position Police Arrests I 2 HurdllbS R o c k v i l l e -Himt Tourists tator Fulgencio Batista during Atistrla. Swltwrland and PortuRsl willing to ifnpose the unit rule on j T h e .^aetimated loss f<> Cuba in in. the U.S. sugar market. Aanrli^atrr on# another. ft A.M. M f P.M* Caatrb’a. revolution to overthrow __on Friday lowered mutual tariffs Connecticut U.S. Protests to Austria Angers Gaslro U .S„ sugar subsidy la around $35 The United States has been tak­ Stanley 8. Gill, 60, Of 40 McKin­ Do we get complicated 7 The SUNDAY, ft A.M..ft P.M. the former president, million. ing about half o f Cuba’i alx mil­ EtiatiUtg IjaraUi ao per cent. On Uie aame day the point is simply that one pattern Study Planned ley St., was arreeted and charged I Soaked but Spirited c ’’You didn’t increase the eugar Actually, auger authorities said, lion ton annual sugar crop. The with aaisauH an^ breach of peace BY n u i fix nations of the Fluropean orfm- Yankee of denial of voting freedom may PINE PHARMACY (Continued from Pago One) th* -cut amounts to 656,bOO tons, imports from Cuba have amount­ _^_„-iN o CO., me have assisted another. In any On Khrushchev’s Blasts quota then;’’ .Castro roared. “ But this morning aa the result ot an U Bfii rit- 8tr*M mOn Market—France, West Ger­ •64 OENTBR ST. you increased your quota of arms, because the law' under which Elsen­ ed to about one-third of United argument iVlth hia wife at the By A. H. O. case, ’ there is that small gaping Of Insurance He asserted the United States ICaiiQhMtCL. Conn. many, Italy, Belgium, the Nether­ Thirty girl* can get into all#planted ■wet and oolorful kissea ail planes and 'ammunition to' kill help­ hower acted also takes from Cuba States augar requirement. Cuba, ■White Xlagle Grill on'North St. T »0 >1*8 F. FteQUMN hole in the Democratic state plat­ tCoptinoed from Page One.) a''156,000-ton extra quota Cuba WALWt R FERpuSo?< lands, and. btixeinbourg—dropped form. where the pledge to go for keepers snd workers Sesm irre­ aorta of predicaments, individually over LaCombe’a face. would gain nothing by cutting less civiilana and children.” like other foreign sugar suppliers, 'Gill was released under $50 ^ Publisher* . Normally party platforms are,""'"- sistible to him.. He knows hs Is . Rockville's inauranca coverage, In New Orleans, Paul Phinney Cuba’s au^r quota to. "ingraUate’’ A t the outset, Castro launched would hate gotten under the old has been selling to this country, at bond for appearance in court on UAC Talk tariffs on imports from each other agreemeriti with the 'Soviet Union and collectively. FbuMed Octob*^ 1. 1181 considerednsidered of little real public in- the party lever s greet showmen snd ss long sa long held by Alderman Clarenca J. was charged with the responslbii- a denunciation of “traitor*” th* Jaw. domestic rather thsji world price* July IS. 10 per cent. An initial 10 per rent to convert her ihduatrial repara­ They are, too, according to re­ herself with other, countries. Published BrstT Brsnthi Bxei terest, and it can be conceded that there’s s photgispher or A pewrs- McCarthy, wlU be studied by a 5- Now in' Stock tke New ity of awakening the sleeping girls' Cuban revolution haa bred. It was Eisenhower said the government which means a subsidy of About tion deliveries ending next year ports from' Gll Hunt, self-aaaignM "A t the sartie time you' take ((JonUnned trona Page OM ) qdaj's sad ~IoM • 'Acroas the country tor a month, is simpler to knock on all the doors "you ,are telling them -that you week broke with Castro and took He'declared this mads Cuba an.un- Payabl* In Advsnes for member nations. The trade bar- 'else in these conventions to-ta lk ' return Instead of dollars. At the end of the day Khrush­ At The, refuge in the Argentine embassy. reliable supplier of a major food Water Supply Hit More than 60 persona hava beto On* Tsar . Conneil of Chnrrhe*. The Russians also want to ^sell recommafidations, on the type* of noW in the So^hwest, and tonight Intervening between the lowest want them^ enslaved an dthat K Months . lii*'? 7& ' riers between the blocs themselves about or write about. Nonethe-; chev shows fatigue^ -His face Miro Cardona’s son.' a local.lawyer. product eipecialiy with- Cuba com­ arrested In various parts the Austria more oil. If the Austrians insurance coverage the city should ia scheduled to\each Tucaon, Arlz. and highestroom number on the when they want to be free and Warning Plans tbr«e llontbs I remain. . leas, it also happened .to be true , sags and . his broad ,shoulders defend their 'interests, you’ll take Joined his father In the embassy mitting “ increasing amounts of its By Low Rainfall state in connection with the itrike m * Month .. agree, Mosco'w would be willing have and the beat method o f plac- W. H. ENGLAND Tonight, th4y stay In a . niotel;, list. Hla system worked, fine, ex­ since the walkout began. . that, for both parties,. platforms Testifying both to Jews and to droop. the quota away from them as you yesterday.' S. sugar crop to trade with the Com- WiMkly ...... ■ ® ! Tliere are few who would argue to commute part of Aiislrla's oli Injf it. Mayor Flaherty pointed out some nights,' they have bunked in cept for the 20 minutes he spent Commented an- I AM affldsl: ' Btagle Copy .. were perhaps unusually slgnmcant, oy^^ks of repentance to God and , . . . , j . , , On. st least three occsalons A.t LUMBER CO . sleeping bags at campouta, did with Cuba.” Despite Castro’s appeal fbr sup­ munM bloc.” Manchester water capacity that this arrangement makes' Any this year. The Republicans, try-1 „ u h in our I.ord Jesus Christ, repaiutlons into Industrial prod- that ‘’the, city’s inaurance costs knocking on th* door of an Inof- On State’s CD 'Rehlrlng the strikers la the big­ MEMBER OF evenings’ end his speech has been are getting larger and there will • They camped out in the Peaks In cutting sugar purchases frpin port, Mexico and the Philippines While the reason thua stated kind of sense. For while within the jng to build themselves back- In-_Acts 20:21. j nets. But the Austrians would not stumbling snd he has fumbled for “AT THE GREEN" fenaive mop closet. dropped, almost 23 million gallons gest stumbling Bfock toward any _ THE ASSOCIATED PRESS be more insurance Involved with of,O tter Park near Bedford, Va., In San Antonio, Tex., Kathy Cuba, the President ordered Set- Already were casting longing eyea for his action-waq primarily econ­ —/ Tb* Associated Pres*' ii '«xcluiiT*ly blocs, the ei onomic horisons . of Connecticut, were trying things | • * * f | know what to do with mqre than words. For the last two days In tile' past month, but there’s (Continued from Page One) settlement.” , ", eatitled to the use of repubircaUnn of hew projects auch as redevelop­ Open Ail Day Saturday last week. Harvey LatJombe, one of Bentc "Indicated that ahe is not retary of -Agridulture Ezra T. at the opening in the 'U.S. augar omic— that ia, the uncertainty of each member will broaden, the eco- fresh and new for them. The| Christ has no wav to teach j 500.000 tons of Soviet oil a .year. he's eliminated the morning walks still plenty, according to a month­ The issues in the strike have liu all new* dispatches credited to It or ment and housing. ■ , the adult leaders of the. tour, quite ready for managing her Benson to look for other nlnrkets market. the U.S. sugar supply from Cuba munitiea with no full-tlmi fire and eluded solne form of union aecur- Democrats, -entrendied ss they! imperial plsce st the heart of I he likes so much. preaae.d Lfiurie Davis, Karen Haas to .make' up the deficit. Among- Mexican Unppliers said they —thfr-^ffect of reducing the sales ly report from Water Superintend­ S*d a M ‘’l*oc*f’n'?iV*^.milsh^^^^ ‘’he”r7 | non.ic division of'Kuropc itself will have never before been in Con- mankind save as you and 1 open < By RDD.Y QIL.MORE Without question, his wdfe snd Named to.the committee were: home yet, by virtue of adding a polPce organizations.” Ity. and automatic jirogresslon ip / All lights .of republlcstlon of special-, deepen snd intensify. ■ 'Vienna, Austria, July 7 i/Fi — John Mason, of L. Blssell and Son; and Leslie Carlson into service to load of bleach to her tub of dark countries , being mentioned in could fill the entire 700,000 tons pf quota ik the same as if the action ent Fred Thrall. the 'Various pay steps instead dispatches herein sre slen reserreil necticu.t, found the possession of i up s path for His sovereign feet, associates vrill be rMieved to get sugar , lopped off the'Cuban quota The town of Shermsn, be said, Nikita Khruahehev Is tired and his Edward Morlarty, of Dowding, help with the cheeseburgers. As clothes, as well aa the light ones. Washington were Brazil, the had been taken for political rea­ merit ralsep; Members of both blocs would power more restrictlngf when i t , -.>paut Morrison. him home. darkness fell, the camp quieted in­ The report said the town’s five has told state CD that it will warn Full serrtce client of N. E. A Serv- : came to the realm of Ideas/than ^------L----- ,y.-ife thinks he's taxing his health. Moriarty and Ran, Inc.; Max Sad- She la now the only one of the' Philippines, Mexico and Peru. ■ and at cheaper prices. ■ . sons. agree that a Rurope-wlde free- to Bleep. We’ll let Hunt take it reservoirs held 455.61 million gal­ the public by sending A motorcade ice, Inc the more aspiration for power. , "He's trying to do too much,” lak, of Max Sadlak'Agency;-Thom- 30-MINU1 EE 30 girl* dressed entirely in white.” "You won’t gam anything by Amando Labayen, acting Chief New moves under conaidqratlon Publishers Representsllves: Jhe trade system woufd be far more from there. at the State Department i^Iude: lons aa of July.l, a drop of about of cArs with horns blowing through Firnt Words Live On Julius 'Mathews Specisl Asency — New On one particular issue, the Mrs. Khrushchev told a member aa Wolff, of TKomaa Wolff Agepm-; The trio throujgh the burning trying to ingratiate yourself with of sugar exports in the Philippines, 23 million gallons from capacity • desirable than the economic rivalry Philippines Plan INSTAI TION ."Unfortunately, darkness ia not told a reporter, "'We can begin 1. A request to other *Latld town. Washington plan* to ring York rblcago Detroit »nd_R?et.'!a- Democratic platform had very of the official party that accom­ and McCarthy, of Clarence J. Mc­ Texas plains' into New Mexico, Mexico from whom you took half since last June 1, and a drop of MEMBER" AUDIT BUREAU OF G range N otes a'.l they felt, since the edge of the her land aijd killed her children,” shipping to the United State* any American countries for concerted church bell*. - Washington — Man’s first tmb CIRCULATION'S the competing groups will produce, sharp meaning and signifleance i panied-the Soylct leader on hla Carthy, and Sons. Arizona and Califomla waa ex- about 24 million gallons from the words, believed to havA been *x- because It -reflected such a p atty; l.()00-mile bus tour of Aimtria. World Research disastrous Midwest storm dumped Castro shouted at the United minute we get the go-signal." action against Castro, perhaps “ Even sending a warning (to but there is little Immediate hope city* -annual -insurance pre­ a deluge of rain on the hapless and .pected to be made in. 100 degree capacity on July 1, 1959. atamatJons Hke ‘7:01',” "strike,’/ The Herald Printing Company Inc., Her face—usually wreathed In a miums are in excess of $20,000. In FLERS States. The Soviet Union, which today throu^ a meeting of foreign min­ ■such towns) would bp a waste of assumes' no flhancisl reeponsibltlfT for for such an arrangement. France, policy reality. I Manchester Grange held its tentless campers. Blundering girls heat, and "it remains to be seen The droppag# correspohds to “break," “crush,” "kill,” are pre­ smile -wa.a w'rinkled with worry Center on Rice addition,. McCarthy holds the in- what additional talent* and Idlo- "You can take our quota but name'd its first ambassador to isters . of th* organization of effort,” he said. In the event of a typocraphical errors sppesrinx in- so- the leafier of the f'oinirion Market, The platform omitted even a regular meeting last evening at pulled over the dining fly stakes American States. low rainfall since the beginning of real attack; served almost intact In-verb roola Terflsements snd other resdinc msller mention of one of the few stand-1 Orange Hall. Visitors Included. as she co'hflded her anxiety. auhance for ' the Redevelopment syncracies will develop,” Hunt you can’t destroy this example for Castro’s government; was quick to. in The Manchester Erentnx Hersid insists that the benefits of the And were left unprotected frqm the the rw t of yoqr world victims. . 2. A further slash . In' future this year. Rainfall ovCr the. period Hartford Fire CThlef Thoma* F. in Hebrew and Bantu, according to Ing Connecticut reform issues left] members from Ellington, Bolton, , ’The 66-year-oId Soviet leader Manila — An International Rice Agency, of which he is a member^ blast. Soggy teenagers crowded said. take up the Cuban prime mlnUter's the National Geographic Society. reUtrned . to Vienna last night Confronted with thi* degrading sugar sale* to the United Stated Is .running 4.22 inches below an Lee was elected chairman ot the ■ Display adyertlsing riostne hours; » group's tariff policiea be extended’ after the accomplishments of the l and Rutland, Vt. Refreahments Research Institute ia being estab­ A couple Of-years ago, the to\yn j into the cars, the porches of the *0 cause against the United States. A Since those first efforts, man hao For Monday—1 D m. FHdsy after Cutting short hts whirlwind set up an insurance board ind ■* . ■ 1 - adt we might say' you have com­ Tass dispatch from Washington under authority already given Uie average of 21.31, the report said. 17-member, committee. T or Tuesday—I p.m M;^d*r only to those nal ions that accept 1 S.tO General Assembly, • were served by Rita Terriault and lished at Lios Banos near the Col­ ladies' rest room building, and an an.d rainfall, last month was 1,93 developed 2.500 to 5,000 languageA, This issue, that of liberalizing he*r romniittee-,.- trip through . Austria’s mountaln- lege of Agriculture campus of the spread its in.uirance busings mitted what was expected of you termed the cut in the sugar quota President by Congress for the first f er Wednesday—1 r m Tuesday all of Its obligationa political sa ingenious selection of .other more three months of 1961. Inches below an average for June Carrier pigeons used In World which ran be gBouped Into about or Thursday—1 pm Wednesday Uie uae^nf the party lever on the Members were reminded of the ou.a countryside, Soviet officials In­ Unlveraity of the Philippines. among agents there. r or less dry refuges. The -Worried iBandits Grab . . . this act will go against you.” "an act of undisguised economic or Frtdsv—1 p m. Th'irsdar. well sa econoiiiir ■ snd. In effect, sisted to reporters that negotia­ SAVE 3. New congressional action on of 3.59. War II were 99 per cent successful. 200 families. - ■ ' Fnr Saturday—1 p m. Friday Connecticut voting machine, was Connecticut State Grange'a Tfith The Philippine Government is tour leaders relaxed as dawn re­ Castro again acdused the United pressure brought to bear by the Classtfled deadline: lO !to am ^esrh become memhera. This Great B rit-, the,ne sameasme Issuelaaue on which'' nim theine partypariy anniversary to be held - at the --Unl tions with the Austrian govern­ sponsoring the institute, which will Burdick by 1,109 vealed a sodden touring group, but day of puhitestton sx c'rl SstiirdsT— ain, leader .of the ao-ralled Outer eon.apicuously failed to deliver 1" Corinectleut Aug ,5 and ment and preparations for to­ conduct research on the rice plant ■ g a.m ______' one full of unquenchable good $ 6 0 ,000 Cash Seven, will...... not do. ' that aeasion. ' ^ • 6 ^ ” night's television show made him and alj phases of rice production, Bismapk, N. D., July 7 (A5 ,— SEAT COVERS aplrits; . TTmmday. July 7 Part psat performance and prea- .Thcje will be a . baking conteat Shave 24 hours off his schedule. management, distribution, and us*. II may be too miirh to exper.t Official canvass returns from all "Muddy sleeping bag* were (Contlnqed from Pa]ga One) ” ” I wish r was as healthy as he It wlH also -offer trainl'ng to 53 counties give Rep. Quentin N. laced in the luggage racks while ------|4Hst-thwU*-nsUo«. involved srs-j is;”/ said Soviet- Foreign--Minister -young atrfentlaU from rice*produc- w it h o u r Burdick fD-NT>~) a ma rgin" of 1,109 feakfaat waa eaten under clear -their time for the lock as five ^ __ W it h o ur G w lr o ’* T m g ic Non-eense this time to make atl o f f What, though, of the P»r‘-y I ter'*hwnd-robW cr thc-hom c Andrei-Gromyko -when - a_report«c.;ing-coiintriea,. iuwL-An.-informa.Uott gBkleff. ’ni* tour traveled aouth and center and. a library -with a world­ Wti^cTvTf ■Republican Gov. John NEW BIKE DEFT* others of the bank staff came in YOURE ' i i. i Rcloncc ** nomlrs chairman asked if Khru.ahchev wa.a ill. west, into; Tennessee, where the ■HO SillM M KIt m m mummmM It is the mark of the demagogue the ronreaaiona neceaaary to bnng , ^ But the evidence that his-fn/nily wide collection of literature on flee E. Davis in the June !28 special We Mpair all makes. Veil one by one. U.S. Senate election. scheduled campout at Big Ridge -.that he has a special talent for about a EiiroperWide free-trade f Jovemor Riblcoff, baa expressed : and associates are anxious about will be created at the institute. use your old hike as a A t SilOX-m., the time lock ran SAVINGS SAVINGS The official county totals gave , State Park was changed Into a ^reusding people to beliefs and ayalem. Perhaps, then, the emer- hlS fervent belief that the party] :*HiKhl of Asapinbly’ Khrushchev’s health Is obviotis and ■-In. out, permitting the vault to be A t f E A P Burdick 104,584 and Davis 103,- motel accommodation because of dialed open. The robbers ordered plus- «eurses of action wbich are reall.v genee of the two rival eronomlc' Invef- should-not onl.v be unlocked, there seems to be cause for worry. STATE WOMAN DROWNED . plus "Right of assembly” is the right . He 1* ovenvelght and often out 4751 Burdick will serve out the the wateiy' consistency of the -Jordan to open the vault and one blocs should be looked on not sa a ao that Ita use 1* no longer com-, Southhampton, Mass., July 7 ____•______'Against their owm heat increata. piilaory, b\it that It should actual- of group* of people to come to -; of breath. He overeats. He f>P)—Elizabeth Carter,- 29, of 260 IV2 years left on the term of the sleeping bags. of them went In with the cashier. '.Cubs'* Castro has this talent. When'* Jlnal aoluiion of the m em ber- i.v be' taken off the machine en­ gether peacefully for discussion di-ives hlm.self relentlessly, late Republican Sen. William "O i the lawns of the motel, the While one of the robbers emptied j Cleveland Ave., Hartford, Conn., bags were dried while the girls SHOP WHERE YOUR FOOD DOLLAR GIVES YOU MORE i e *a.va, as of today, that the nnttmi'a economic proldema but as tirely. .8* i.s alreaily in the case and to petition the government. | Brushing aside his .security men. drowned yesterday while swim­ Langer. cash into white bags, the other Btlrdlck will be the first Dem­ enjoyed the air conditioning of the P R E ^ M STAMPS AND PREMIUM FOODS I TJnIted States did not cut the sugar onl.v a first.step toward that aolii- In ao many atatea'.’ In the United Stafes, .the right of | he appears convinced that he must ming at Rampton Ponds. Her body establishment. After a banquet din­ two held employes at gunpoint on PREMIUM ocrat in the upper chamber from ■quotA, or discotirage A merican ' tion. The second step, it Is to be Was It not tnie that, even In assembly is guaranteed by th e: mingle with crowds. Babies, was found near a diving raft about 681 3IAIN ST.— MI 3-6771 ihe main floor. North Dakota since 1945. ner, Mrs. Nancy Phinney 'led the the 19.59 session. Democratic State Conatitulion. j young children, the aged, store ■80 feet from shore. home economics-minded contUigent "One of them had what lookfed '•tourists to Cuba, or expose brutali- *'hoped, win ...... he dictated by the. ex­ . Chairman John Bailey peraonall.v Hke a-tommygun,” aald Mrs; Ray •ties .when Cuba wsa under the dlc- perience gained from the. economic to a laundromat to clear the stains entered' the key caucus of Demo­ of the Peaks of Otter from the Brack, head bookkeeper. "They Itstorshlp of Bstiits. he la making rivalry. cratic senators, to try to persuade tour’s clothing.” joked and borrowed cigarettes Ith# deceptively simple snd emo- While West Oemiany, for In­ therrt to Join In this noble reform 7 The girls visited the Atomic En­ from each other apd seemed calm Did Riblcoff and Bailey, then, ' rtlOBSl type of appeal which baa a stance, will enjoy the trade ad-' ergy Museum at Oak Ridge. about the whole thing.” . have no influence with the part.v After taking the money; the trio Thane# of getting places With his vantag^ ahe has In France, the "Leslie Carlson was used as a WELCHADE resolutions committee? And what demonstration of the power pro­ forced employes, president R. M. ■own people, and therefore, lnj\iring day may well come whe.n she feel* of Secretary of State Ella Grasao, duction ability of a Van der Graaf G'esell, Jordan, and a business ma­ itSei r^vm ' ''T utThearably fnistrated In efforts a staunch believer in every free­ generator, and displayed a Fran- chine repairman into a room' in a GRAPE DRINK 3*^ “ “ 85c "demagogue's answer to the fact to gain a share of the market In dom of choice for Connecticut kensteinian ability at straight hair sub-basement of the bank. vofeni, an Interested afiidenf .of From there- they fled into the .'that the United State* has atpp- nearby Denmark. And while Swe­ production when the static electric­ 35c wavs of Improving and liberaliz­ ity from the machine sought street. . ... BARTLETT PEARS con 3>#d turning its cheek to the dema- den will enjoy trading privileges ing the Connectfciit voting lawa, grounding through the Carlson Wearing white overalls and ^ g u e . In England, her dlfflmltlea In sell­ and chairman of that resolution* locks. Pursuant, to the tourists' painters caps, the.jjmnrnan followed UNDERWOOD . The one big answer to such ors- ing In Italy may well cause her to committee to bool ? habit of nicknaming all their fel-- a bookkeeper into the bank and For all thi.*, the net result wa*. 2’/4 oz. eotw tdry from Castro merely, ask* a (jonalder the benefit* aerndng from low travelers, Deslie has become went to the main floor offices. in the platform It.aelf, absolutely familiar a s‘Sparky.’” ”I was sorting mail,” the presi­ DEVILED HAM 2 37c ■look st the record of our dealing moving closer to the Common .VIar-“ no mention of the la.aiie. Georgegnne Minder, Hunt says, dent said. "They said, TTils, is a with ether hemisphere neighbors. kef* position We have been trying to anal.vze "sought through her pockets for holdup.’ SWEET LIFE ^ ^ a have Indeed sometime* been What la needed, ultimately, I* what lever or levers those Demo­ ■ something essential to continued "I said, ‘You're kidding’.” cratic city hoaae.a who killed- the OENUINE SPRINfi too tolerant of soma dictatorships some common-sense the kind of travel in Tennessee, and found that " 'No, we’re not,’' they said. ‘Keep WHITE TUNA ciH..*.u.iri«.^jj5j reform In the ' 19.59 ae.aalon may calm and ho one will get hurt’.” gvon 'for our ow-n conscienre. But compelling common apnae that will , a bee had taken up residence in ■have used to pry It out of any her pocket.. Unsympathetic with Two of the robbers wore comic disappearanre of aiirh dirta- | one day draw all of the nations of poaal])le Inclualon in the 1960 plat­ the bee housing problem', George- face masks. The other was heavily C "torahlpa, In favor of more liberal ■the,world Closer together, economi form. Thev like the straight anne, screaming like a banahee, rouged And wore a fake mustache. and democrat Ifi regime*, haa al­ rally and politically; the kind of parly lever hecaii.ae ft give* them ejected the squatter.” AH were described as In their 20s SALADilRESSING •>“'*i“ 39c machine vlctorie.a and coat-tail or 30s. ways been succeeded . by an Im-' cn'miiion sense which will permit' • Joan Cataldi tried to call home, ride*. But poa.alhly aotne of them,. but found her knowledge of Eng­ After the president told them PILLSBURY i>rovem#nt In our relationship with the Outer .Seven and Inner .“^tx to (..loo, Indulge in an occasional analy- pbtiis 'tJ^e perfedb ^lossful. ■. lish, Deep South style, waa Inade­ they couldn’t get into the vault un­ the country In question, not the de­ perrelve that their positions loda.v I''i-' of principles and draw embar- quate. After asking the operator til 8 a.m. they waited patiently, i*»33c terioration of relationship which are not only Illogical, hut down-! twice what she said, Joan finally going to the door each, time an em­ SCALLOPED POTATOES .. . 1 • There la a certain almllarlty, we ploye came in. has been occurring- with reapect to hung up and sought out a more right proDnrlal. - suppose, between the way the experienced linguist in 'th* group , fJot content with raiding the SWEET LIFE the new regime In Cuba. party lever dragoons Democratic to help her make the call. vault, the gunmen also took mon­ We m-en weathered, at a time voters Into being regular, all the Harvey LaCombe celebrated his ey from the rhen’a wallets. 85c when w# were perhaps' e\'#n leas Refumi Refused way down the ticket, snd the way 13th wedding anniversary in Bir­ "They didn’t harm us," said Mrs. MARGARINE 4^ the convention unit rule makes SWIFT’S PREMIUM eonacioua o f the reatraint proper mingham, Ala. The 30 girls, Brack. "But they held those guns When .Senator Lyndon -Inhnaon | sure that all the Connecticut Dem- heavily lipsticked for the occasion, like they meant business.” , . lor our role In thO hemiap'here.than jolnefl the procession of press con- ocrallc delegates to Ixia Angeles . wa are now. the long and painful fereni ea to announce hla own can- vote the straight Kennedy ticket. atory of Mexico'* revolt- against Perhaps some of our Democratic dltlai y for the Deriio('r*tlc noml- city bosses were sniarl enough to CHUCK ROAST ■ 'American ownership and mapage- n*tlohKIB8 SMOKED PICNICS than we oursclye* w'd'uld like, he propelled hla hat Into the ring. 1114 or- pkg. 39c . The quarrel with fiiiba la .not of Tbe other, from th# profeseional LARGE LUSCIOUS EDUCATOR CHOCOLATE W»r Intent or making. We wel­ new* reporters present, waa a h.alf- Earnings by 1965? NORTHWESTERN GRMT NfW F U n OIL CHIP COOKIES comed Caatro’a revolution. We gaap, half- murmur of aiirprlse Shaarton, Hammlll Sent f 7A7 Ai An 8<4 OS. pkg. 35c c h iic k stood prepared to help It build a when, asked whether he. would DIVflOFMINTI BAR-B-CUE STEAKS better life for Cuban*. The dii- accept a vice presidential nomina­ —OufMtanding-Cupllal^aina Proapaet^ eouragament of touriata haa not With An Unusual Opportunity To Share tion. he passed up the opportunity ' e z f n g Bing Cherries been .our busthesa, but life result to say he would not. >4 m \ In tho Booming luropoon Econom y. (Of the temper with which Castro ,What he did sa.y was tills: in himself ha* tried to.nin hta coun- Can^mu still bay a quality electronics stock without "1 am a candidate- for President payings premiuih price? Well, Shearson believes you - . . 4 9 « 'try. If we perhaps gave more and I would never reject some­ can—in'^^e stock of the Interndttonal Telephont and publicity, and concern to the open thing that hasn't been .offered to TelegraphXorporation. Shearson’s analysts see many air firing squad* of CSslro than to me. I would say this, thiii I have factors thsit-^point to pergistent r.arnirtgg increaseg and the-secret terrorism of Batista, been piepared throughout my adult they foreca.^the emergence of this dynamic world­ LARGE. SWEET, RIPE. that.' was not only because hla life (o serve my country In an.v wide organiz^ion as ope of the grrat eompanitg of FINK MCATfD iaxerutlona were, not secret; It waa rapacity where my country thought the next decadel^ ^ ' also because they were the Pfst I my service* were eaaential. I am Strong Splo$—iX€»llonf Protpoeti mark of a dangerous excea* in the : , rartdidaie for Preeldent and 1 I T & T is olreqdVonc of the world’s largest pro­ Castro revolution; one doe* not ' he nominated for Preal- f { - ducers of electroni^omponents and other military tnilM-liberty and democracy with, dent," and industrial prod u ^ . The company manufacturea vengeful blood baths: j This coniraata, of course,' edth' most of the telephone and communications equipment W'k used in Europe... and this gives I T & T stockholders But nothing;in our re. ord before | th^/ almoal frightened ' way in a unique opportunity to share in sizable profits from^ e a . th#--G#ltro revolution, and nothing ^ candidates like Kennedy and L' t the booming European economy. At for future sales in our treatment of the revolution; Rockefeller ha.ve, for many months, and earnings. , .1 T & T is alstKconducting an extremely , ^ >„ iiaelf, ..has Justified Ca>tro in ! rejected ronaideretlon of theni- , effective research and development program, and th* ^Jnaklng ua hia number one whip- selves for tho **M * *ned by the defection from CaaUojrsndldscv for the “ realdency.. it j Single-Drink Pepsi. One bottle pours the perfect glamful. Shearson , Ha m m iu « Co. W many o f those who were flnel,„),;hl have -been hta tartfni re-; "iht J)rm thst r$$tareh p»Ut”,. gild Important original aupporter# , j,,, vlce.prealdentlal In the new Single-I>ri— New arriyale thla week Include surence fee will be collected. the 2-week' program which meets ACTION BECAUSE— The find in n aerieJs of weekly local cherriea, currants and'a wide l[omt Tour Slated The team chosen to do the from 9 a.m. until noon. Mrs. Carl- judging will repreaent Tolland TV-Radio Tonight n daaghs «M Weetai Than 10 Appointed movifa will be held for children Ai*e Now in Plentiful Supply variety ’ at berries—raapberriea, .ton.,,T. Daley la directing the 17 Creivmen watoh (Mah. hasHto dda M iM a it. at Center Park thla evening, be- blackbeririesi atrawberriea and, in For Dairy Judges County in the State 4-H Dairy Signers Slate School. Oat laatast-drytag a ka*a»#l*Mii. glnnlBg at 8:S0. some sections, .gooseberries. The Judging Contest to be held July 30 . . At iaHjrt I at the University of Connecticut, Bolton Dairy beat Sheriden Oil, I DAYS, yaar 48e Wek. TODAY a* J. ToWorkwith Tile moviee In the park, epwi- By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ment items shipped from com­ first New Jersey apples of the sea­ A dairy judging tour of three 6-4, in the* third round of the Jun­ W. Rsiw Carp., Drag Dapl. mercial growing areas. son also are reported coming to Hearing £or ■ored by the Recreation Depart­ Steaks and roaata of beef .will farms, open to 4-H'era from Hart­ FREAK AOOnMBNT <4% Ms** tn O ^ ior baseball program at the Dqlry Television Iin NiXvy Blimp Crash ment, will be mainly cartoons, be the top attraiction at many BVequent offerings of beef stem market. **" ford and Tolland Countiee, will be ▼A**’*' With T m w Ketleni field last night. Tommy Crockett Renewal Unit and wiU iMt about 45 mlnutea. American dinners this weekend. from' more abundant supplies this Best buys among vegetables are held Tuesday. All 4-H youths Inter­ Durham, July 7 freak ac-^ pitched for the Dairy. Andy Hoar 6:00 BIc 3 Theater (tfi prozren) Producer*a. .Choica cident that Involved .a hay rack, a Ri^M3iaMges ; Early ShAw (In proBreia) 30 Michaels In Africa Judging by the offerings of super­ year, especially In the fed cattle said to be snap beans, potatoes, ested ere iilvlt^ t<> attend. The FULL UNE o r QUOTOM was catcher. , Johnny Rinco ' After tWfilfe yean of op­ horse and a bee killed 71-year-old First Show (in proxreaa) 22 0..) |s„okingmBed Mayor Lao B. FliOierty Jr. today of injuries received Tueaday In an markets and neighhorhood gro­ which yield the best cuts. squash, celery, cabbage, collards, group will meet a t the Howard Annette Francis yesterday. Police The batteiy for Sheriden Oil TwlIlKht Theater (In prAzren) 40 6:00 Mystery Theater erating the Mother Goooe kale, radishes and green onionsi Johnson Rieataurant, Rt. 44 in VENETIAN ILINDS Tlj* Zoning Coiftfol***®" was Craig Pepin and Billy Urain. Cartoon PiaynAuae IS Jeannie Carson Show was pronounced dead of a broken appointed a lO-member Citizeni hutmnobila colliaion. And 20- ceries. Food specialists point out now said that aa Mlea Francis waa Cisco Kid ■ 63 Bachelor Father Diaper Selrvice, I have sold month-old Patty Ann. Reece was Fresh fruits and vegetables als<> is a good time for buying cottage Fruit stands feature Water­ Avon at 9 a.m. From there It will •latod a publle Searing On iU pro­ Don Gauthier, Jack Shapazlan and Zane Grey Theater he Trie- purpose of the (ximmlttee, Thla city with a population of fAIHT 00. ^ 10:00 Groucho HMrX. Hoapttal In fair condition. CuUlg;an This is e^eclally true In areas Department of Agriculture statis­ Illiteracy has declined from '80 A county dairy Ju(iging team will the wheel. A medical examiner said The Commission lists major the local committees for the, cen­ John Paly I I.ed i^dves smoke at 12:05 this morning, when Flaherty said, la to reflect the opin­ 4,265 located 50 miles west of 723 Main S t, Td . H I I J M l Huntley Brinkley Adyefrfiire Theater and Contreras were treated at the we want to stay. where heavy shipments from near­ ticians figure per .. capita con­ per cent to less than eight per cent be selected to judge Holstein, Jer­ she died of a possible fractured Changes in the regulaUons which tennial celebration of the Civil 6:55 Barry Barenis her mattress caught fire. A. ion of the community In reapect Knoxville marked .up its lu t traf­ 10:16 Pn^r ol the Week Naval Air Station here. redevelopment and to aerve aa a fic death In Marbh 1954. by fields and orchards can supple- sumption of cottage - cheese in the Republic of Korea since 1945. sey and Guernseys. John Schulze, skull. were first established In 1951 a.a; War which will run from January 7:00 Johnny MIdnutht lOfSO Take A Good. Look ' Police and 8th District firemen 1. Creation of three residence Movie at Seven The blimp had eight officers and Any offers o f Mnph>y^ liaison between the agency smd the 1961 until April 1965. Death Valley Days extinguished the flames, confining sones, a business and an industrial The Civil War Centennial Com­ Paseport to Dancer •confidential File 18 enlisted men. ment, association or bopi; community. News A Weather Silent Service "W e were blue fiehlng when dtunage to the bed. 'There was mission, a state and national ■ This Man Dawson' Named were: Mrs. Myrtle Pierre, 11:00 The BIS News right on the bow "we sew the some smoke damage, however. ness opportunity w ffl/be limitation of multiple dwell­ group, will feature ..a program of 7:16 Film Feature 40 Abner Brooks, Mrs. Debra Baum, ' Weather. Sporti Jfc Newe E n g a g e d bllfnp collapse amidship,’’ salfl Mrs. Elder was taken, to- a given my sincere attention. UNION p-SU B im AN f ings to "000 *one; ' education during the celebration, John Daly apdrihe MlUton Wood, 'WllUam Coagrpve, ✓ Huntlev-SrtlSklev,. r' Barry Barenia Capt Charlie Eble of the Doris neighbor's house and revived with 3. Provision that 2-famlly dwell­ emphasis on local stories and 11:-16 Jack Paar . 10, The engagement o f Miss Joan Albert Hager, Mra. Martha Caros, 7:30 l.awoFThe Ptatneman m . "The Gondola fell first. It an Inhalator, according to fire­ ings may be built In all residence peirtlclpanta in the war as well as CjBSileportiC ' World'a Best Movies Justine S^Imanskl to Eric Robert Sol R. Cohen, Jordf St. George Sumner, Alan B. Taylor, lal Mactersnn . 11:30 Jack Paar men. ■ones; an attempt to collect diaries, pa­ Nisbet of East Hartford la an­ seemed Just like a great big rag . and Joseph Konickl. Sieve f^nyon 12:16 Starltcht Movla nounced by her parents, Mr. and falling. Police qiToted Mrs. Elder as say­ Ybu caiiREiyon Grand Union for Summer Budget Aids... 4. Establishment of new mini­ pers and other historical material Shotgun-Slade l2:3u Almanac ML9^045 ’ . The> City Council laet night ap­ 12:6(1 Newi a Weather Mrs. Justin Shimanald, 168 Union The blimp hit the water about ing that she had been smoking in mum requirements for lot front­ from descendents of participants. S;fl0 Pmina . Reed .Show proved a contract ydth the fed­ Bai Masterspn 1:00 lAte Newe St. Her fiance Is the son of Mrs. 15 miles southeast of Bamegat In­ bed and that a cigarette caused age. area of open spaces next to Mrs. Toomey •will name the ... News Prayer . _____ eral government for Initial plan­ S;30 The Real McCoys 'Rena Nisbet o f Bast Hartford and let and some 115 miles southeast the flr^. buildings, ^nd building height for members of a committee to servve SEE SATimjSAT’fi WEEK FOR COOlPLETE LI8TINQ • — ning of the renewal program. The an zones; the Igta Kenneth E. Nisbet of of New York (City. This -was the first fire fought - with her. Dexter, Maine. by 8th District firemen since June contract will provide the city with 8; Permitted uses In the business The 812,000,000 airship, Of the S65,732 in federal-funds, of which Miss Shimanskl is a graduate Reliance type, is used for radar 22 ■one; , , Manchester Evening H e raid . ^ RUG and the city 'Will repay one-alxth if the of Manchester High School,-and patrol. Town Companies 1 and 2 re­ 8. Regulation of the rsrnoval of Bolton ooirrespondent, Dtiria M. Radio program la carried out. Is employed by the Connecticut The crash was the third major sponded to a call from an unlctentl*' ■and, gravel and loam; D'rtalia, telephone Mitchell S-S543 (Thla Hating Includes only thoae newa broadcasta of 1» or tfi-mliiats 7. Permitted uses In the Indus­ Bank and Trust Co. airship disaster in New Jersey. fled person at 3 o'clock yesterday UPHOLSTERY Should the redevelopment pro­ length. Some 'stations carry other abort nowscsmtsl. gram be rejected when It la 1^1- trial zone; Mr. Nisbet is a graduate of the The Navy dirigible Akron crashed afternoon to the 'home of Walter 7:5.6 New York at BaltImora ly brought to the votera, the city 8. Requirement of certificates of WDRC—1S60\ in:.3il Showcase and News ' Hartford Regional T e c.h n i c a 1 off Atlantic City in a storm April J, Bantly, at 14 Church St.,' where registration and approval and the Vacation School 6:00 News, Zalmaa l):().S Music Beyond the Stare and Newe School, and is serving 'with the 4, 1933, taking 73 lives. On May .6, smoke had been seen conilng from will not have to pay the one-alxth 8:16 Art Johnson 12:06 World News Roundlip U.S. Army, (Stationed at Ft.'Sill, but that debt 'will be outstanding fees for each; and 6:46 Lowell Thomas 12:15 Sim off ^ 1937 the German passenger diri­ ..the chimney. • " Q. AdopUon of the State sUtute. 7 (1(1 Arno, N' A'hdv Okla. gible Hlndenburg burst into There was no fire. In the event a new plan la pro­ CloKcs at 7:30 Double Your Pleasure A late summer wedding is posed, Flaherty explained. regarding enforcement and viola­ 7:45 Bob and Ray Nuns in 370 Orders flames and crashed as it was Chief W. Clifford Mason said TEL Ml M762 tions. ! 8;UU World I'ontfnt planned. mooring here after a Transatlan­ the furnace there had been act­ Bllla for advertising and eecra- Gerllflcatea for perfect attend- 3:16 Music Till 0ns /. OP tarial aervioea totaling 8S0 wart Residence Zones 1 and 2 cover 13.00 News tic flight "Thlrty-slx persons died. ing up, throwing off excessive most o f the town and are Ide^itjcal an.ee, will be presented at closing Detroit—.Thera are 370 orders 1^1 3-5747 approved for payment by the Coun­ 12:in Muslo m i 0ns of nuna working in the United ma.ice sure she really wahts' to re­ smoke, and'probably someone had with the exception that muUiple exercises of the Vacation Bible 1:00 News. Blsn Off main a nun and is not under pres­ seen th^e smoke and thought, there ■ 7 cil Jest night. Mayor Flaherty You save Coih 6114 Stampi at Grand Union WHAY—910 States; Each gui);-usually spends Kiept Side Arms pointed out that there waa no Item dwellings wlU be allowed in Zone School of Zion Evangelical Luth­ 2>/4 years in pi^paration for her sure from any source. was a'chimney fire. 2. This area may be described 6:rW Bis Show in the current budget for redevel­ eran Oiurch-tomorrow at 7 p.m. 6:30 John Datr first, or temporary, vows of pov­ The Appomattox surrender terms Mason said he would much roughly as the northern part o f 6:40 BIS Show y rather Investigate and find no fire opment and aald he had advised W ith e r permitting.- the cere­ erty, chastity, and'obedience. Five Only vice president of the provided that Confederate officers Garner's the town extending about 1.000 feet 7:00 Ed P. Morsaa United States ever to be elected when people see suspicidlis smoke, / 8 GRISWOLD ST. the agency of that feet before it mony will take place on the lawn 7:16 Bis Show and a halC years later she takes were -to keep their side arms, Incurred tht expenses. . to the south of Rta. 44A and 6.’ 11 :.30 Ptiblle. Affairs her permanent vows after having directly by the Senate was Rich­ than not be called until flames We Give jtoT Oneo Stonpe Two-hundred foot rtilnlmum lot between the church and parish 12:00 Sim Off which obviated Lee's having to house; in event of inclement been Interviewed by her bishop to ard M. Johnson, in 1836. offer Grant his sword. are leaping out of ■windows. •:/ ' No mention was mads at the frontages would be required ex­ wpop—mo Council meeting of the resignation weather, the exercises will be con­ cept In the case o f 2-famlly dwell­ 6:00 News Weather of Adolf Frier ae executive direc­ BOMEUSS BMSKET ducted' in the church and assem­ 6:16 Conn. Bnllrocm ings where 300 feet is stated as the 7:00 Ray Somers tor end plana to eeek a new direc minimum lot frontage. bly room. 11:00 News tor by competitive examination. Residence Zone 3 Is described The program will include a 11:10 RaV Homers 1st C U T S 1 :nn Del Rajrcee Flaherty had objected to the dp generally as the' lake area. Lot pledge o f allegiance to the Ameri­ can and the Christian flags, sing­ 12:05 World News—Sim Off pointment of Friar, son-in-law of to. 69* orantages in this zone are set at a Chairman Harry Flanun.— ing by the nursery and kinder­ wnc—1080 minimum of ISO feet. - 8:00 News. Weather A Sports CORHED BEEF Industrial zones are set up in garten children, a Gospel Light 6:30 Album of the Day aong with lanterns held by young 6:46 Three Star Extra MTCHtN GARDEN parcels chiefly in the Rt. 8 and 7:00 Dick Bertel Hebron CUT-RITE 44A areas. The business, zones are children and parts by each class 7:30 News of the World mainly along these two highways under the direction of; teachers: 7:45 Public Service Program iRefreshments will be served 8:06 NIshfbeat ' ' " “ with three sections on Rt. 8.5 and 9:00 Washington at Boston Kenneth Porter 4 Isolated parcels already establish­ a?ter the program. (Parents, and 11:(10 News anHf MEUIAC* tmm t mWal it guests may -view handicraft proj­ Tl :16 Snorts FInsI MAYONNAISE % ed In other areas, 11:30 SlarllghI Serenade Grange Master WAX PAPER 2 - 4 9 ects In the parish house and ■ Bodgei SesaloB Held 12:55 Ndws: Slsn Off sembly room. Handicraft has tmiiiteed hr mn fM par aiiiKt TPOST CEREAl GRAND ' The Board of Education has not tyiNF—1280 Ofneers elected" at the annual oompleted work on its 1980-61 been under the. direction of Mrs. 6:00 Financial News Henry Nelson, director of arts and 6:16 Showcaas and Nsws meeting of Hebron Orange, are: budget despite a special session 7:00 Fulton Lewis cMiipii^ cncl^ Slock *^P FACIAL TISSUE last night and approval o f varimis crafts at Mitchell House in 'Hart­ 7:16 K.venins Devotions Mastqr, Kenneth A. Porter; over­ ALPHA-BITS YrdY ford. 7:46,Basebsll Warmup Individual items during the past seer, Frank Leibler; steward, FRESHPAK \ GRAND UNION aeveral months. . - Modem dinnerware for today’s living—>for today’s Still to be . aet, among, other Charles Wswner; aaaletant steward, lO'DE . turns, ace the salaries of the li­ offers another great service for customers! smartest table setting! YouV be pleased to own this Richard Leibler; chaplain, Nor­ lore brarian. scHbol nurpe and school lovely warn to brighten family meab...proud of yoUr ton P. Warner; secretary, Mra. GRAPE JELLY APPLESAUCE aecretary as well as the amount to Carolyn Leibler; auiatant eecre- GRAND GRAND UNION DiLUXK be set up for subslItuU teaching. table’s beau^ when company eomee! Handlea tary, Mlaa Mary Hills; lecturer. Related to these Items and also Miss Mary Boyingtpn; assistant undetermined at this time Is the Now you can own easily—washes cleSn in a jiffy hf hand or lecturer, Mias Grace Wbltehouee; figure for social security contribu- gate keeper, Richard Gagne; Ceres, TOILET nSSUE CAKE MIXES tiona dtahwasher—completely sale from dafly bwnpe, Miss Jean Simon8^^Pomona, Mlaa STOKES C&G-BEVERAGES------Insurance items were also Ubled 7 boiling water, mealtime miaiutpel Lola Warnerj flora, Mlaa Linda for consultation with members of non-breaking - 4» . ' RankI; and lady asalatant atewfird, the town's Insurance Committee. Mrs. Margaret Whltehouae. The Board will Inquire about a TOMATO JUICE W H O L I I I j k A M I A A SUPER COOLA 8400 Increase in estimated Insur­ • Get the (X)mplete service Mrs. Donald E. Griffin Sr., has ance eoeU quoUd by the.Commit­ been appointed to a S-year seat on -FRESHPAK— STEMS AND PIECES •rHJILP L A M B S GRAND UNION CRUSHED tee and will also discuss with them ... as many place settings ajTynu need—all the the executive committee. Commit­ the question of carrying insurance eerving pieces and extra pieeee— tee members are: Publicity, Mra. Dm rM.lv. !.si, 1.1a mihlt- before It opens. Insurance on the tee chairmen, Mrs. Kenneth A. buses is not necessary during the Porter, aaaiat^ by Mrs. Wilbur 8. summer. Porter, Mrs. Oenevievii! Bojrington Figures for high school tuition REG. $5.t5 and Mrs. Nellie Griffin, and transportation costs were not The next Grange meeting 'will be considered at last night's session. held July 19, with a abort business ' Some Items of equipment were ap­ meeting at 7 p,m„ in Gilead Com- proved for Inclusion in the budget, .munity Hall, followed by a picnic such as. an additional Vi desks and for all grange members and their 10 chairs, 8343; a motion picture familiee at the Foote picnic projector, 8394; a filing cabinet, grounds. 1 card.file and science and mathe­ ITie p i^ c will be canceled if it matics equipment on which feder­ start with this ralpa and, a regular m eetim will al matching funds will be avail-' ba held at 8 p.m. instead. Water­ able. 4-piece plocc setting melon sand rolls will be furnished The Board will meet again on for the-picnic.-Piuudi- itnd main Monday for its regular meeting. A ' dishes will be solicitedv and each u b NUIN — RE60LAR • tsnUtive date of July 19 has been UNIT^ reg, $5.10 value—gniy 1z69 family is asked to bring dishes and SPRING , S T Y ti set for presentation of the com­ silver. pleted budget to the Board of FI- nance. A meeting on July 27 has DRUG Bosic place setting for every meol! One extra ' . TAG PancO Set been planned to dlMuss future large, full lO^inch dinner plate« one full-size The Tolland County 4-H Clubs '•chool facilities. will spiinsor a dance Saturday evai- About Town coffee cup, one saucer, end . . . one 6-inch ning at the new TAC Building In Vacation church school at sondwich-pie plote. 'Vernon. Hours will be from 8:30 to PiHK TOP\ United Methodist Church began Its 12:30. Local 4-H'ers are Invited. MEATED QUAUTY Blood Unit to VUIt TTie Red. Cross BloOdmobile will be in Columbia, at Yeomans Hall July 15 from 12:45 to 5:30 p.m. Anyone willing, to donate blood at this opportunity is asked to con­ b e a u t i f u l . MATCHING COMPLETER UNITS . . tact Mrs. Richard M. Grant or M.rs. Edward Foote for appointments t ICHOICEST MEATS IN T0 W N ...!l; before July 12. At library Meeting SHOULDER CH0PS\- . The group from Hebron attend­ { « DZXIOATE8SEN SPECIAL AT WERT.HAR.TFOKD and MANCHESTER . I.EAN, TASTY ing the "Swap Group" ineeting at U.S, CHOICE the Soipers Library today was en­ DAISY tertained at a picnic lunch follow­ KSTRAMI ^ ^ .6 J| A c Frosfen Features ing the exchange of books. The- ”■2 C U P THIS COUPON. .iiilijijiipijHiiiiiiii ,■ HONOR MAID ' BONELESS CHUCK lunch took place at the Olmsted FRESHPAK \ • HAMS Manor in Somers. Those attending SUCH! BACON . 59* from the Douglas IJbrary, Hebron, FRESH — CRAPE JUICE , Were Miss Marjorie Martin, Mrs. /lOO FREE] m p m GRAND (JNION Daniel. Q. Horton, Mrs. Ca'rilon B. TRIPLE-S D S ScaHapf (b 59^ POT ROAST VNTt * 1$ VeeMeMe Dtili, fcoIJs UNIT |4 Co mnS Sofor m 4 CrMmtr, Seybolt and M ^. Mildreil Fillmore. CLUB hr* aloaf MihMa. $4.M Mtoit (ro.l(M. will ke .tie pMe e< few kewkeW, 8$.20 ' Grange Oeiebntlon IISH STICKS f.p tafeil velw. - A banquet in celebration of the STAMPS I KITCHEN GARDEN FORDHOOK WITH THIS COUPON and PURCHASE Avolloblo Au0. 11 ' . ^ 1,69 . Available Aug. 4 $ 1.69 Connecticut Orange's 75th aniilver- ssry will he held at the Univereity OF |5J)0 or MORE AT YOUR FRIENDLY A taate tcrat,' MANCHESTER GRAND UNION UMA BEANS -of Connecticut, Aug. ,5 and 6. (Except on Beer, Cigarettes aiid Milk) SEABROOK FARMS WHOIE ‘ .. Uh uhoir . Tickets ^ for this 2-day celebra­ tion may'be obtahied from M/e. Good Thun., July 7th' family «UJ U|. Donald E. Griffin. There .will be thru Sat., July 9th. CM T ,1 InbeevtRful displays on the 5th by aubord^ate Limit: One Per Ajlult TEDDY go fori mixorilmetch and Pontons Granges and dancing ill decorator-styled colors. w ill follow. Exhibits will be open FANCY LARGE Ml day on the 6th, and a pageant Iliiiliiiiiiiiiiliijillii Rl TURQUOISE. YELLOW will be presented by -.le Pomona MODERN MAID BEEF CUKES Oranges at 8 pi, m. BACON Cello Pock lA. 39c ^ TANGERINE.STONE ; Whiat PaHlM The Amaton Lake improvement CUBE STEAKS t i m e t o b b f x i x y o u b s h e l v e s w it h 3 for 19c Assn., la again sponsoring a, series TASTE-OSEA t UNIT SS Ghat Setiiag fletht, lerte UNIT 88 Oree Veftlaklt Disk, UNIT f f Gran lest, Mn«i a« its UNIT |l Cevend lirttM Dish, aa ele- o f four military whists, the first SPECIAL OFFER tOea eiMetk far Ike kitgwt Mails, 84JS rtlail Ikis eitM Icrf* disk eiehn kenief eve ladle tee, 82.9S rstsn «aliit. geet emit le cassriera Ike esnliia %XM to be held Friday at 8 p. m., In the JFILUET CNelABMCKaNI GLORIETTA PEACHES e pieeien, 8L7S Ntsil seise. retsH velac. Anuton Lake club house. ONE POUND SAUERKRAUT FIRM, I^iRLLOW selee. I WHEN YOU BUY h e a jh toffee AvelloUle Augt 4 $ 1 .6 9 Avolloble Aug. 4 AvaUable Aug, l i $ 1 .6 9 • Ne.8(>S $f.69. Nfaaeheelter Evening Herald.He- ONC POUND PKG. NiPCO BANANAS ^Itron cbrre94MadenC Miss Saaaa.B. BAB S t ie O a a Pendleton, Wiephone - AOademy ^ Serve UmsGira pJn?PtODUCrsr 4 cans 9 9 ^ 2 LiM, 29c 1454. ..-V KNOCKWURST ITABISOO n o NEWTONS Twf^ Pack Full Pound 8Se Safety Mark Broken witsors Bw <^Z9‘ Roiikwood, Teim., July 1' ldT—' The 6-year safety record of the NEW— Giant Size YOU SAVE CASH and town that advertised Itself <«a FRESHBAKE iCelloW roppedl ooo "Tennessee’s Safest . City" has ALPO <;hicken rooo I HIGHLAND PARK MARKET i been broken. MO 117 MfHUND STh MANCHESTER Ml 3-4278 After 2,197 eoniecuUve days m-lb.loar J- STAMPS at GRANP UNION wttheut a traffle tataltty, Reek- MLL$M«tPIINIR r Wh, We neerve « m ilih t to M olt oeanMMee. aqvMam, sB ifm m m joined the FBI In 193b. .Prior to coming to Connecticut, he was an ■ ■ ■ aBStatant in New York City In Town Settles Gov. Brown Gets Push Obituary State News * Ponder i ':. fharge of criminal divialon. panisli 3couts Tell Fairy Tale in Dance 'Succeeding McCabe will be With Jacobs Mrs. Emnw Breadel Roundup Agent J^ e s McMahon of the in- To Reveal His Choice Rockville—Mrs. Emma Schaaf apection'staff of the r a i in Wash­ Mara than TOO poraona attended Brendel,. widow of PsubJ. Brendel, ington,. D. C., who 'Will arrive here New Pianfe (Contbined from Page On*) later this Inonth. For Easement the Dantah Foativnl laat night nt (ConUiinM from P a ff Oiif) died early last night at her home, Manebeater High School to aae and ai Grand Ave., following a long ill­ A tend condsmnation proceed­ (Continued from Page One) ness. Shemdon„B. Johnson for the The foundry, which i»gs^^ i,000 John J. Macri to Domenlc Pon- ment” 'cAn racial equality by at­ w^nr mount steadily onfe the bal­ Paul A. of Hollis, N. Y.. Alfred G, Charles Werkhelser, ‘ federal employe* and annua},«iifM Of $12.5 ported $990; 'The to'(6m origlnajly ticelU, properties,' on Congress St. tained. Elsemarte Wand^l, leader of the M*w • )wyr |*v*nlt ju'cti md dtinhi, kMk cawiM \ n y. presidenltnl nomination a^, next of Walklna Glen, N. Y„ Charles mediator, and Philip Koohs, state «iW /r*im - c l . rttrnklni, vilomiA-siittW *1 loting begins, and 1 predict his week's Democratic National con­ riUlllon, had beejF-fOTced to Bnd a offered Jacobs $500. Paul 'V, Tongren to Roland R. Speaking of delays In c a r r ^ g Danish group, told the audience a nomination on ^he fourth roll- ■yv. of Rockville, and George H. of mediator, said.'details of the agree­ new locatloijTSMauBe it* present and Teresa Agostlnelll, property little about her country. tummsei iVihltU arieti. Sim Ihi, h, w far lha warm vention. . ^ Former Air Force Sec­ West Hartford, one dqiighter. Miss; ment will not be disclosed until to­ With the settlement, Jacobs ha* out a Supreme Court mandm to waathar ahaadt ^ ' call.” ,, retary 'Thomas K. Flnletter headed quB rtei^-w ll" be deiholished to granted the town an easement at 268 Lake St. eliminate racial discrimtnsHion in There are''6.488,401 inhhbltanta,. Moat air.o-ups of the delegation Flora E. Brendel of Rockville; morrow’s union membership meet­ makc-r$om for a new highway. William aiid Mildred A. Grimm , she eaid..iirovlded no one has been for the Democratic National Con­ eight grandchildren, eighteen ing. across'one of two lots he owns on public .schools, this grouibsaid the roiAST JUICI DRR4K S PRUIT FLAVORS have given Kennedy the largest vention as a delegate today and ^ le Governor wa* especially Brookfield St. to Robert L. and .Nancy' D. Mo­ government cannot a8Sdn}£s 49c HiwiBm Punch 3 49< the' belief that Brown and Gox'. "Prealdent ’ Elsenhower did not William Davla of Manchester, and This was/4n Increase of $339.3-74^ ing fields. The drain wfll primarily Scallion, addition to house at 44 States. H. B. McCoy, council pres­ program, ee»»»e*i»e»»e»»»4eeee»%e»iee»%»%ee»»e»eee»»e»%%»ee»eee%eeMeeee>eMeeeos, Angeles tomorrow. window elbow. .T'ust what pleasure night at a testimonial dinner at tain; Frank Mordawsky, reelected 'This shows' an Increase In de­ drivers and their passengers derive the Waverly Ion here for the vet­ first lieutenant; William O’Brien, low Brook was included because 2,000 Pack Dry Food for the finale, the "World Song.” 'The Governor's endorsement is posits of $3,111,1,71, or 9.07 per debris coming down the brook The Rev. Holger Nielsen of the expected to carry perhaps 20 im^ from sticking hands and arms out eran of 25 years with the Federal reelected second lieutenant; and CAROLINA end GEORGIA cent, for the last year, and $12.- of the windows of a moving car, I Bureau of Investigation. George Bryant, secretary. often clogs the pipe opening un­ Chicagb—The dry-f()od division Danish American Church In New­ derided v-btes. At no time hM-srfiy- 9.7.'),.788, or Uo.S per cent, in the iWt have never.flgiired out, But you see der Btxxjkfleld St., according to of the proceased-food Industry— ington was the master of cere­ Golden-Ripe, Sweet and ■ Delieioui one suggested the dciegaJJfl^’Oii’ld ...State Police headed- by Com­ Paul Cervini was chosen to -be PersonaJ Notices PEACHES five years, Klmore said. 4 - 5 5 ' Chester F. Langtry, deputy di­ be sble to unite hehmdone candi- them, particularly on hot summer missioner Leo J. Mulcahy and local the delegate to the State Fire­ finite te a t pack foods preserved monies. He IntervleWeiTesch of the dste Ttie total 6-month dividend,-pay­ days and nights. rector of public,works. through a reduction in their mois­ girls briefly at the end of ^ e show. able June 28. reflected the In­ police- chiefs from throughout Con­ men’s Convention .to be held at - NORTHWIST Besides Tecelving ' the endorse­ Rometimes the arm hangs down necticut were among the more Ocean Beach In Ne\v London ,Aug. •nie installation: work will, be ture content—rconslsts ■ of 2,000 In Memoriam LB creased deposit*, RImor# added, while the fingers drum on the door. done by the Maakel .Construction United States plants. They turn In lovini; memory of our mother utii" Sweet, Juicy Refreihing, Flaverful ^ L ment of- Lt. Gov. Anderson, .Stev­ and amounted to $.7,78,801. than 400 who attended. 19, 20 and 21., errandmother. Mrs. Elizabeth Stevenson, 49< Grapes 29< Sometimes the elbow Is bent and Harold McLagen and Stephen Co. Inc. of South 'Windsor. Frank out nearly 40 billion potinds of enson received' some recognition, •Vesv Kervlcea Toastmaster was John Reynolds, wlin pa.^ed away July 7. 1956. 0 B lueeue^ SANTA ROSA SUNKIST from Psiil Butler, nstlonal Demo­ the flngera olaap the roof: New Haven, a circuit court judge Lukas were elected auditors. O. Steele, assistant town engineer, products a year. They plan to ftec Sel» ^iice cratic chairman.’ Among d he new aervicea offered , Either way. a blo.w from another Hose Co. 1 will hold its elections said work would begin soon, per­ sppnd about $519,O0O,OOO this year Always Remembered by her daughter. STATION I^IIIIIIS CALIFORNIA 29< Lemons CALIFORNIA 6 designa.te. • Mr.*. Margaret Forbeg. and grand­ Butler said he-would permit a to the banking public Is a payroll car Tcsiills in crushing injuries to McCabe, a native of New York, Monday evening. haps next week. for equipment and supplies. sons, Billy and Douglas. ChfT’eimis Courts $ALE PRICE draft Stevenson group to eatab- dediication plan, available to fac- muscles, ■nerve.*, hlodd vessels and JIRSIY CULTIVATIP - Plump and Juicy PINT llah a amall press room In the . lories, business firms and organlaa. hones. In a recent series of 50 of Weekly (Friday dances, apon- Blueberries 29< tiona. It covers both savings de­ these oiil-of-t!he-wlndow arm in­ eored by the Becre&Uon Depart- Blltmore Hotel, where the national posits and personal loans. WAGON party and moat of jhe candidates juries. Dr. G, R. Relth of the Char­ ineqt, will be held to(morrow eve- $ have their headquarters now. 'This The bank has also provided for ity Hospital in New Orleans was , alng a t the 'West Side tefinls Standard 3-speed tranamission, sliding r e a r win­ made Stcven.son supporters Jubil­ the acceptance, for deposit, of .eompetled to perform 23 opera­ courts. dows, heater and defroster, directional. signals^ 1495 stipulated amounts sent In with Sp.ciaL OfDL WU ! .J4otv to JSavg . . . ant. tions, of which five were amputa­ ALLING'S wish to thank the Manchester and area residents for the tre­ . Daitoea for younger children, 12 foam rubber seats. Federal label, price—$17|84. DELIVEBED IN MANCHESTER ''So li'a not exactly like we re and in e,xceas of-the monthly tions. . mars of age and under, wUl be and $avt rogularly, on typical valgoo Ukg thoto every time iiiorlgage payments hy mort­ Los.s of an arm seems a very COR1J.Y - 10c OFF SALE In Siherla" one said __ Jnrom 7rik)_to_4:30. The teenage you visit your first National Iri the next few days! most of gagors. Ill addition, the bank high price to pay for whatever mendous wekonte^nd respon$e;ia4heir Grand Opening E ve ii t last record hop will be from 8:30 to the candidates will arrive In I^oa offers to -homeowners a mortgage pleasure can be gotten from dan­ $0:80. 6-OZ JAR Angeles. Johnson heads for San I P'"" providing accident. gling a limb from, a car window! Mr.>«j« Mre. Robert Neil of the Instant Coffee 79. RICI Francisco today enroiite to I>is ■ * ' and-life Insurance cover- The second group of preventable week! We therefore continue some of our specials for those that nioy • recrea'tlQn staff he In charge of Angeles. ■ ' / '*8'^ I" niorlgage customers. Pre- Injui'los are home accidents that Oie danooe. - CANNIP SOPA - ALL KAVORS KRISBIIS 34 •Syminglo'n ami Krhned.v-plan to P"i'l with mortgage lilvolvc senior cillzrna. In , the ex­ 1960 MERCURY 12-OZ Kelloggs * arrive In I>is Angeles either Fri- P*.'''’'r''ts by use of.a coupon sys- perience of the British Ministry of hove missed these outstanding values 7. . dsy or .Satiirdsv, and .SteVfnsoii ' Health, four out of every five are Canada Dry 3 CANS plans to head there .Saturday. demand for mortgage loana caused by falls. T7ie. remainder fire In Washington, Mrs. Eleanor "ronlinued imabated" In the Man burns and coal gas poisonings, with CLAM or FISH Rooaevelt. atten'rllng a draft ,Ste- Chester area, Elmore said, the few exceptions. All top frequently, OPEti DAILY 9:15 to 5 :30. OPEN THURSDAYS 9:15 to 9. 35 veusop rally, said she wasn't siir- Inereasing'T tk' mortgage the accident proves fatal. V^SCocICtail ‘ prised St charges . that the con- j *’.V *3,8,73.6.70 In the past six Among" external contributing Quotottons Furnished by Snow S’ Chowders 2 '^s 47 venlion was piearranged. months. Total mnrtgagea amount- causes to these Injuries are slip­ M A IN E M A D E Cobom .« MIddlebrook. Ine. "AII conventlona are." ahe,-said.- fd .to $26,853,767 on June 30. pery floors, loose rugs, trailing SPEOALON [. .Beah Stocta - > KRAFT-WHITE BIIMIUM But her smile Indicated she electric wires, poor lighting. In­ INDIAN MOCCASINS _ Bid Asked SALTINK didn t mean the aame thing that Amfl7,nn Plain secure htuid rails (cellar stairs), : Oonn. Bank and Trust si25‘ UnuiUttlly fine quality with NaMsco former President Harry S Trii-| winding staircases and scattered Golf Club Oo...... t '40 Marshmallows 33 *9 to.vs or articles of elothlng. orthopedic arch. - ,' man had m'canL when he-charged ' 'Hie .Selva is the thicklv for- Hartford N a|^al IVAPORATIO - Sc OFF SALE . . - Conlribiiting persoaaJ causes In­ RAWHIDE LAQEO S-P-E-C-l-A-L-S .. Bank jan4'Tmst Co. 34 88 KtlSBY lo^ orK ennriv-'''"'’ P'*'" ■'h^'AmatmT.'Vanev. clude falling eyesight, defective, Golf Balls Fite tniuranoo (bompantee - Meanwhru h u ■ ' m Soulh Arnerlra. It extends from hearing, an Impaired Sense of Htsvy Duly Rubbsr CATAIAKJ GOLF SETS OF DISCONTINU;r ^ D eGENE SARAZEN Aetna Fire ...... 81 84 SALE PRICE CRACICIRS ; half-page adverli.se-| norttv>m Brazil to aoulheTn Vene- hiiietl, 'pddf muscle eoor-dinatlon Solet WOODS and IRONS COMMUTER (^-PASSENGER STATION WAGON 25 in MetropoJiijin n^u'npiiprrw ni^lii. Hartford Fire New . 48^ 5114 Evangdine Milk 6 '^? 84 !s ‘ AUTOGRAPH s p e c ia l Sunshine Doz. heralded a nationwide drive to and ,h>i it tie bones. REG. SIOO.OO 4 LADIES’. WOODS. . . . L. 139.99 $5.99 National Fire ...... ISO 146 If you're ^fttkig on In years and Phoenix Fire ...... v 78 81 Standard transiniasion, heater, defroster, tinted drsfi Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller j PIO.NKER 0 | T OK^X>NT,\(T want to save yourself misery aiid" e SAM SNEAD . o f New York for ' the Republican ’ U'ashinginn, July' 7 l/Ti—The- REG. *75,00 3 LADIES’ WOODS...... S29.99 Ufa and Indemnity Ina Coe. windshield, backup lights, courtesy lights and ''^nomination. -. spare your family Inconvenience 106 SPECIAL Doe. $ Q s9 9 Aetna Casualty .... 7814 8114 • • s, ^ 9 9 5 SAitiNIS earlh has lost c ^ la c t wIthMhe l and expiVise, here are some siig- REG. $110.00 8 MEN’S' IRONS ...... $64.99 William M. Bruilirn. national ■r'nll«Ml Slate* apoee protte (M- PR. UQUID CENTER CALDWEIJ. COVER Aetna life 82 85 wheel covers. Stock No. 6-M-193. * BEUVEIUBD IN MANGHE8TEB 25 igest|ons; i REG. $60.00 4 MEN’S WOODS ...... $34.99 s ' Conn. Oeheral ...... 848 858 Educator^ chairman, announced the opening .uieer V. I>rybe Jodrell Bank ra- nesr and distant vision. REG. $68.00 8 MEN’S IRONS; ...... $39.99 e GOLD CUP ^ C O Hmptmg variafy thari oyort yesterday. ' illii tele«cyi>e, refHirtad -till* fo Mtn'i 6-12 .Travelers 7^., 86 89 Get a hearing aid sooner^ rather, MANY UKE VALUES! SPECIAL ” . Dog. _ .PIIM16 OtOltleB ■1 "77 e have enotigh riioh'ey to neusmen toda.v after a courtesy than too late.- If you’ve* trouble Bumbh Bm .spend on the tilings we consirier calf 'on President Eisenhmver. .fotui. Light A Power 2214 2414 understanding what's said at tlje totd. Eleotijia tight . 61 useful/' Brinton said • "Not. a-cent "rtie liiige teleaeope, near Itjan- table, maybe the time has come. SPECIALS ON FOOTWEAR 64 Home! Spam ‘ n « e * N 4 4 e of it is Rockefeller nionev ' cheater. England, ' maintained ImiHirtMl Tennis Balls ; 'Hartford Ctes Co. . 45 ’ 48 A N O f L C A K E Move slowly (Brek(tn Sites) Southern New England I960 COMET WAGON Brirtlon said he is absqlutciv you- the last ContsM't With the «mI-. Hang on to banisters. Keep a UOHT, TINORR GAKI fldent the movement ' will "give entlfir vehicle hurled into .orfilt Don't be too proud to use a epne. pair handy Quality English Mode Telephone...... 4314 4J}14 Black Poppar 4 ^ 2-OZ CAN f^ Rockefeller a majonly of dele- amiind the sun. $3.95-S4.95 Sneokeff ...... r . 9?e Manofsetailag Onanaiderr Regular Prke 4 f c EACH 3 9 ^ Thy to keep awake If you're this tumnier, Arrow, H art A Heg. . 5 4 ^ 87 home alone. Don’t amoke urileBB there’s-aome- I $ Men's Canvas Shoes .. $ > AsMctated Spring - . 20 22 C a itip b 0 ir $ PORK A RIANS 160Z CAN -We Alto Have IASS MO^ASINS . 7.95 3.99 .T. Bristol B rass ...... !.. 9!4 11 A TASTY F ll - Reeular Price SB one elae arniuid. 3 that of an artctenl limb. One bends. quality net, 1". steel poles, birds and rules. Better sets last las better, cause leas ogers .Corp. (B) . . 8614 3014 Fresh Bahona EACH 2 9 l wrrdmpwhrat c The other cracks. List 2j00 •P*e. J .59 pr, trouble. ' \ Stimley Works Now 18' 20 Nabisco 2^43 So all of us past the "green $6.95 Skin-.DIver ^ Terry Steam 38H 4214 WITH FRISH OiUNOU - Refuler Price Sfc ; twig” stage of life should wstcl\ ^P*c. T.49 %Vee&r R oor,-ii:ii. 6314 5614 White Rini IS.9S LIST tlO.OO ^ H m above qootatlona are not to PKG n r , Friand'S •AWIiANS-KA 4tOZCAN3 5 < our atep. 1 With Wld* $tr*s OEUVERED IN SPECIALl .99 ~ Im construe^ as ectoal msrketa Orange Donuts OF 12 JLt.a9' IM)LK SEMIKINALISTS PR^is-0 i|iir.AT MANOBDEinnEB I laan 'r' ■ TBAIK HITS OAR ' OLO-TIMI FORMULA - Regular Price iS« Spaphatb aSEwSSoi I6« . Watertown, July 7 idV—Four CeailrMlIea - Windsor Locks, July 7 UPl—NeJ- young playera arored qOirter- Air Mattrau . son HawkhMl 24, Buffiek). suffered ..-W MACAMM 0BM ; 7HQ(^ f4c flnal vl<’lorles today ' «Iq LIST 17.00 (severe . Intganil injuries toda- Oatmeal Bread 21 berth* in the aiimlflnala - of- the ALLING 2;«dion his-automobUe was atruc Connecticut State Junior Golf SPECIAL! "•oy a 8pr$nglle)d to New • Haven TOUMIT QUAifdliTiES . Tournament,. Oaye Stanley and Rubb*rii*J : passenger niatai. He was taken to Jamea BoitHi, both of D. K. HD CIrtk RUBBER CO. ■^ a Hartford hospital'where his con- Wheeler, Joined Kabert!Wnldron ■- i rZ:ditloii was deoorlbsd as fair. Jr. of BtondoNbroek nnd Robert HSwklas was thmsn from-Us ManrljfpBtpr €ttptting rabner of Wllllniantlc a* aur- The ooaaing, which leads ' vlvon bt the' 18-bole quarter* final maMhaa. V i*

PAOB TWELVE MANCHESTEE EVENtNG HERALD, MANCHESTER. CON^« THtJRSDAY, JULY 7 , i9 6 0 bIANCHBSTER e v e n i n g HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,; THURSDAY, JULY 1, 1960 l* A O E ■I -itoi’ilili|ipje BUGGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE w ith MAJOR BOOPLE DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE position of the banka and .^sontinu- South Windsor Ing fIrinness of bank loan rates.” 20UNPS1 IHe PLEASE EXCUSE Most Big UeS. Banks Report / The public haa been-iayirtf about PASSEKlGERff r a r a n M EA-FEW Luth^ans Slate the same percenta|;a of Ita Income ARE TOSSING OSMW r V E A H i " n m 1 MOMENTS^ FLAHERTY <(THS MA30RI f THE P io f Record First Half Earriings as usual %ut It has been putting CWERICARP,BU6SL^ NATIVES WVE INTA ■ S IR E ! Awaiw-~ /WRs.HooPLe, ^NEVER WAS ftOlO A O eO DyM AV WORK. Fish Toft 'i^e Baby Has Vacation School more of it into other thinga than » TH'OCEAN AN' 50S OF RE-jl 0UT I ’D AS bank depoaiU — other Inveat- / ' RETRIEVE'EM, IN® FROM A H ld H ty HEARSlN® <\SOON RE IN By SAM DAH’SON < The earnings reports, however, menu that offer higher returna. AdlUMIS M S a A ia A - The Vacation Bible School for NOTICE I SYLVESTER! jCOUTAGIOUS t M S H A S B .Y - M K E A ^ HlM.eOr// A PHONE (AP Bueinees Newt Analyst) should please bank " stockholders. The Federal Reaerve has helped , IF AN -Cl Rlom .WlTH all children. In the conununlty, DOOSTLSSS COMMUNICAT*d P ™ K ^ Been Named eee N^.w ~A ma­ One by one the big banks chalk up the banks by easing credit through y T«)MAMONK e Y /-^ IT yOOFSRATOK fiSAD SLIP5L A f l e a muM flih conducted, by Our Savior Luther­ gains. In this they contrast with HE COULD jority of ■ the nation’s biggest open market buying of U.S Treaa- IS IMPERATIVE t h a t He J OUT, HE'S tyClRCUS AS a number of industries that show TO ALL WATER OUSTOMERS ALWAYS 5 Hoontwiiuh an Church, w ill begrin Monday jzt banks today are i’eportlng., recoril .ury billa' w-hlch adds to bank de­ 0 E Q U A R A N T IN E D . •DONE HcoOPEDUF \BEuropMn operating earnings for the first earnings running behind ^ o se of RtMEMgER, the Pleasant V'alley School. posits and gives them more funds ft?R SEVERAL DA/S/ f o r /AW it h a \ cyprlnold flth MAu«in«ntt hhlf of 1960. the 1959 first half. His l in e s / I t will run fo r -10 days In the to lend. But the banks say this CHIMP­ ^FartalnlngtO' DOWM Y e t neither the banks nor the Esuulngs Vp 11 Per Cent hasn't been enough to Keep up In ordnr to Mippty- ton protoetimi ANZEE IStOD morning from 9 a^m. to il;30 a.m. , aatDodi Victoria Mary, daugrhter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Nadeau, 29 customers who borrow from them The Bank of America, the na­ with demands for loafia.. SSBaseollne and w ill follow the theme,-"God's iS Narrow ialel Famham Rd„ South Wihdaor. She'waa bom,-Juna 29 at Man­ are entirely happy.. tion’s biggest, reports first half omI Ht 9*iv» a BAipply wotor to eiutomnrt l«V aitai appallatloa llP u ff up OTDeclBram chester Memorial Hospital. .-. - Her maternal-frkndparents are Mr. <%ildren Pray.” Some banks think the Fed should With all the talk about easier earnings 11 per cent over the same .A unitoatak* BUnkraled IB Venerated Otowl. land Mrs. Euclid Duquette, East Hartford.' Her paternal grand­ ' Free, 2-way bus service will be lower the amount of reserves Its S^lwVWMme trm money and credit conditions and period last year, although deposits ^ Mqh tfwvotiens your eooporatien is rt- TA 55m PA.Wl. istjppar Unlb 4 Man’s nanw 31 Sandy (comb. OBChsdcad parents are Mr. and Mrs. Marc E. Nadeku, Newington. She has provided in all areas. The bus member . banks must maintain. 40 Put I lower Interest rates on many types o f the West Coa'zt giant are down ITMaata wina sautch . . form) a brother, David Roger, 15 months. schedules are as follows: Green. Others argue that such a step BY V. T. HAMLfN BAtniosphsre 24 And (Fr.) 41 Rent jl.. , Bus schedule— 8:26, Graham Rd., of short term loans, customers a fraction. might frighten th4r> public Into quMt«r„ banks also think the Federal Re; sure on the banks. really ss fierce as generallj’ sup- ! I THE MANCHESTER WATER COMPANY / 7-7 ^ \.- i_ ' 41 Brythcnle •- a««|od Mrs. Frederick Sieffert, Gulfport, Fla. She'h.as a brother, A l­ Dogwood Lane. Highland Dr., and serve Board should ease up on the "Continued deterioration In posed. The National Geographic j 42 Bird o< pray ST ST fred Jr„ 7; and two slaters, Sheryl, 9, and Laurie, 5. A verj’ St.; 8:40 Kelly- Rd.; Spruce amount of reserves member bwAs, bahk deposit.^, in combination with Society sS^s these birds o f prey ' ____ J mmym Larre. Benedict Dr. left, I*ine Tree sustained, bank loan demands, has often make gentle and devoted 44Goddaaaol 3T ST w especially those In New York 'and PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER the dawn W Oarl John, son o f Mr. and Mrs. Ernest John Kjellson. 55 Lane' right, Benedict Dr., left; Chicago, must maintain. explained the continuing . tight pets when raised in captivity. PI MOB 8:45, A verj’ 8 t„ Elberia Rd., Con­ dSLaifeAdrleAn J IT IT Helaihe ,Rd. He was bom Ji,ine 30 at Mancheeter Memorial IT j Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. CL, A r­ cord Rd.. Doming St. and Oak­ VOURS IS A jcy»t>us FOR t h a t i s t r u l y THE | antdepes r m thur Ebb, Forestville. His paternal grandmother is Mrs. Erimst land Rd.: -8:50 Buckland Rd., TASK. HELPINKS THINCaS. a iF T - 48DyestaS n r ♦7 1 w TO LIVE AND <3ROW, BOToo 1 L. Kjqllson, 13'Chestnut St. His great-grandfather is Carl A. Burnham Rd. and’ Long Hill Rd::„ 1 BT and 9 a,m, Pleasant Vsaiej’ SchooL. BlBawaUaa l i r IT| -7- . Ebb, JorcslYllJe.______. 1 ______L. - ...... - p e ro v _J ''-“l^ e parents of all" children'who OPEN MONDAY thru SATURDAY— 10 A M. to 10 P.M. I HANDY'S IRIOHTWOOD M V2 to 31.1. AVG.) BSTeminiBe BT R j : Gaye Lee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elwin Jones, 64 Birch haW^riot been to school are asked ap p ^ttod ■-St. She was bom June 26 at Manchester Memorial Hoapital. 8 T RT 'to have a note pinned to them FULLY COOKED. LEAN, 84 Sow ♦ Her maternal grandmother is Mrs. Frank Blake, Chester, Vt. stating name, address and phone I j BBYofoalav city Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Guy Jones, Chester number and age, so that the chil­ ■>* Former Ghcncy Mills I HICKORY SMOKED Depot,' Vt.' She has a brother, Dix Sherman, 4; and a sister, dren can be placed in th* proper k Hartford Road and Pine St. Vanessa KriSt 2. class and that the parents can be I BONELESS notified in case of sudden sickness. Manchester, Conn. S H O R T R IB S BY PRANK O’NEAL Kathleen Lynne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Soucy! 12 ” SHOULDER Lb. Hudson St. ’ She w'as bom June 24 at St; Franqis Hospital, Mancheeter E ven in g Herald MV, WHAT AMPLE FREE PARKING! Hartford H er maternal grandfather Is William 'W'hite, Boston, South Windsor eorrespoiident El­ ! HANDY’S BRIGHTWOOD VV A p R B r r y Mass. Her paternal grandmother is Mrs. Vina Soticy, Hart­ more G. Burnham, telephone Parcel Pickup to Your Carl .CHAMKRMAIP* ford, She has a brother, Armand, 2; and two sisters, Suzanne, Mltehell 4-0674. SKINLESS. MILDLY SFICED 1 IJl. 1, and Sharon. 5. ° I CELLO 7-7 O Itift H IMA Urn. TM. >7 dents, wiHSing at Calvary Chapel, ■ BAR-B-Q SPECIAL I SMOKED BACON PKG. ley, 50 Clyde Rd. Stj^e was born June 24 at Mancheatier Me­ 22 Vernon St., Satilrday at 7 p.m. morial Hospital. Her maternal grandparenta are Mr. and Mrs. The trio members, Darnel and Frank O. Caiyenter, 91’ Adelaide Rd. Her paternal grandparents I f 9 t £ i 6ONNA WCRK VURB Evangeline Mercaldo,. husbiti^^and are Mr. and 'Mrs. Richard Moseley, Will'imantic. ' Her maternal ■ TENDER PLUMP MEATY wife, arid Gail Conrad, have oeeti rUNEfbA SvnMfUTHfWB! great-grandmother is Mrs. Edith Stent. Manchester. She haa a I LEAN ALL BEEF brother, Darid Rollln, 12; and two sisters, Janet Louiee, 10, and members of the choir for "Revi flPiXKDID Kathleen Dale, 8. valtlme,” ABC network broadcast FRESHLY of the Assemblies o f God. The I Fl&Ui?6j GROUND Benedict Frank, son of Mr. and Mhi. Thomas 'fantlllo, 1# program originates from the Cert-, S l e ^ d CHICKENS lb. 7 -7 t) INBt; WL >»■ TJ«. »n. t Range'Hill Dr..‘ Vernon. He was bora June 24 at Hartford Hos­ tral Bible Institute campus In pital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William A. Springfield. ‘He eould 1>s ovsrtralnsd! This inomlni; hp took a dive KTinr, Mdriden. His paternal grandmother is Mrs. Florence Tan- Mercaldo. who sings tenor, is a while punching the heavy bag!" tlllo, Vernon. He has a brother, Thomas Frank Jr., 22 months. senior at Central Bible Institute. J U D D S A X O N BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIELD • W ® • Mrs. MercAIdo, a soprano, has • U. S. GOVT. TOP GRADE CHOICE Bruce Alan, eon of Mr. and Mrs. Elwood R. Maneeley. 30 completed one year at the Assem­ NO— I'M TAKING. HtXI HOME blies of God theological school. NOW^THERE'S 50METHINS I. jirrabce St., East Hartford. He wa.s bom June 26 at Manches­ SEMI-BONELESS, V a l u e t r i m m e d 7-INCH ^ r H A v(f in o n < a ter Memorial Hospital. His .maternal grandmother, is Mrs. Ralph Both are from Bellrose, N. Yl Miss LITTLE SPORTS B Y R O U S O N Roux, Waterville, Maine. His patemaL.„grandmother is Mrs. Conrad, a 1958 graduate of Cen­ J. Roy Maneeley, Malone, N.Y. tral Bible Institute who has been' CUT 7 -7 • * * # • employed in the denomination’s SIRLOIN Sandra Ixtis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Goldsmith. headquarters'' offices, sings alto RFD No. B‘; Rockville. She was'bom July 2 at Manchester Me­ for the trio. She it from Oaklyn, TIP ROAST 85! RIB ROAST morial Hospital. Her maternal grandparenta are Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Fred Jiluller. Flushing,. N . Y. Her paternal grandparents are Pianist for the group,Is Evelyn Mr. and Mrs. Albert Goldsmith, Bellmore. N. Y. She has two Kenyon. Butler, N. J., a senior at brothers, Calvin, 6, and Christopher, 2; and a sister. Virginia, 4. Evangel College in Springfield. • ♦ • • • HEAVY WESTERN She is majoring in music. GROCERY SPECIALS Marcia Rac, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond D. Blanco - The-Rev. Burt Arno, mlsslonary- \ _.,Jr..- iOO- Summit Stv... She was bora July 4 at Manchester Memo­ '40 6*«1 Cw.. to Nic-aragnia, will show colored rial Hospital. . Her maternal grandparents are Mr.' and. Mrs. N. slides o f his recent travels in " 29.01. CANS HOMEMAKER ^ A A S. Lavore. Alexandria. Va. Her paternal grandparents, are Mr. Palestine and the Middle East. LEAN. TENDER. JUICY B . C. BY JOHNNY H/RT and Mm. Raymond D. Blanco,. 102 Siimmit St- She haa a aister, The- service and fellowship hour Sheila Fay, 3. 7-T will be held outdoors at 22 Ver­ PORTERHOUSE ■ PORK and BEANS 4 99^ BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE RIGHT IN TUB o u t non St„ weather permitting.'Mem­ d^ABS BASKKr. Russell Leon, son o f Ml\ and Mrs. Richard Leon Clapp, High bers o f C h r i s t ’s Ambassadors,, SIRLOIN Manor Park. Rockville. He was born July 4 at Manchester Me­ WIVtdOTTHieOOl^ONMW.retlTIVB t JUST CUNT UUPW5THNO IT. EVERYBOPY FmcT,voumf ] youth groups, from Hartford, I IOiHPP;anON OF HOMR TR If.. tlRIAL •ffl0U«HTMe«ER WENT POWN WITH -roE ftHlR SI54.000.. m orial'Hospital. His maternal grandparents are M r and Mrs. T-BONE . MIRACLE WHIP HUMBE850P7VI PmyROUOMK 9MWM Newington, East Hartford and Lb. 3* Ol. .»-m i MONEY io a « twsPT ouTTO SEA. rr THEN YOUR Txson G. Clapp, South Berwick, Maine. His paternal grandpar­ or RIB on TMi f iLit rouNO IN yniR roatuf WASDIEPERFECTCmME/ / tvwo'\ ents are Mr. and Mrs. Frihklin S. Thompson, South Berwick, WilUmantic will attend. The pub­ JAB WHAT DIP we HUSBAND ATI lic la invited. j SALAD DRESSIN6 SU4AR ON Maine. He has a sister, Linda Jean. 2. . STEAKS 75 WBONOrJHWTluOY^ OYSTEieS., •A. ^ , A ' • * • • COLONIAL’S TOP GRADE H.ANOY’S FRESH EST Charlea Dwayne, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Poliansky, Suicide Ixeuder FRESH PO RK B to 8 IJI. Cassidy Hill Rd., Coventry. ' He was bom July 1 at Manchester ' DELICATESSEN SPECIALS . SQUEEZE PLASTIC TUBE AVG. B OZ. ' Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandmother ie Mrs. Michael Bail Ftancisco — San Francisco a L U X U R Y I.O A F SHOULDERS Poliansky, Tolland. His paternal g^randparents are Mr. and Mrs. leads all other large American eBAKED LO A F TUBE Frank Eistok, Bridgeport. He has a sister, Carol Liee, 2. cities in suicides, with a rate of 24 jMUSTARD _ ■»***• _ _ e PICKLE and PIMIENTO LOAF ^ i '> y It '• H I per lOO'.OOO population per year. ------Tammy- Lyn, : datighter of—Mr. -and—MrSr-Frank—Lukas,-36 -This la almost five times'New York H A N D Y ’S DICKORY River, St., * Rockville. She was bom July 5 at Manchester Me­ City's rate. Among the states. BRAND I.EAN .1 I-B. I STATLER •fasAttffft** M r morial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Nevada ig first with a rate of 20.7 B Y t h e m C K O R Y SMO4IKD CELLO Frank Lukas Jr., Rockville. Her paternal grandi>arents are Mr. and South Carolina has the lowest PIECE I d s PKG. MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALL! j PAPER Ni^PKINS * 'ntir'''' ' and Mrs. Omer Goyette, Rock'ville. rata, 4.9. , SLICED BACON A CARTpONI<5T? YOU MEAvN ONE OF THOSE WHERE DID Vl€ FAIL HIM? MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD VDUkNOWWHAT SILLY CHILDISH PEOPLE WHO I DOVALETTES I'VE OeCIOeOTO BE DRAW THOSE RIDICULOUS • FROZEN FOOD SPECIALS PKGS. I'M TeaaiBLV soer/, I i 'm g lad that WHEN leROW UPF THINSSINTHE WCNDV— I DIDN'T / you DIDN'T' A CARTOONIST/ NEWSPAPERS? JUST EVERYONE LOVES OREGON TRAIL ■ FACIALS ^ KNOW YOU WEFE ) NOW, ALEASE HAVE s t a f f I SWANSON’S I OUT ON THE A TAXICAB COME SLICED ^ t e r r a c e ,' 0RAN6E JUICE I T-V DINNERS STRAWBERRIES I CLIQUOTCLUl ' OICKi CANR 1-7 6WALU 6 Oz. All Varieties { Assorted SODA 12 lW;. L<. Cans 4 9 c Package .... 5 3 c 3 I i ^ ^ : 8 9 c

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>5 ^ J MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. HANCHESTBB. CONN.. THtmSpAY, JULY 7. 1960 PAOl PAGE FOXTBTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, OONN^ THURSDAY, JULY 7i 1 9 ^ •MusUdr on iSih teamr tMm'! THE jithletics * Ace Looms as AL All-Star Starlet , 5-1 Herald Alston Selects 10

X Summarr: >» FRANK GLINE All-Star Pitchers Maaeh.ster <». Palmer Cards McN«ll Hurls ab r h Asalataiit Sports Editor H o»ei. If , 4 0(1 AMiaUOAN LEAGUE Macalone. 3b ...... 3 ' 1 (1 New York, July 7 {IP)— fSlever*’ two-run homer la thefor more homera for’^the 16th ctm: WedmaSi^B Baatdto MIstretft. rf 4 1 1 Round of 71 ninth. secutiye year. New York ,'BalUmore 2. Cincinnati, July 7 Vethersfield at Hermaneen.lb .... 2 o o n 0 0 0 to^.*0' He missed hirdie putts of from \6 the season gone, atatiatica are \ June 1; and Daley’s won six of they last faced Skinny Brown, tWQ-on homer. the Csrdinal veteran, nearing th'? Nelli DP, Mkv In Macalnnato White, to 26 feet by mere inches on the land (Perry 9-8), 8 p.m. . . kee, Willie Mays, San Frandsciv i won fix of their first seven games making Lane look sharper than them. He’s also won three pf their handed the Oriole righthander his end of his career, has played in I.DR Manchefler 7 Wetherefleld 3, outgoing seventh, eighth, an.d ninth ever. Kuenn is In* the thick of the four in the last 14 games. New York (’Turley 5-1) at Bait! and' Bob Skinner, PltUburgh,. out'--. end hold dov-n sernrid place m the pn McNeill 3 Sederniilei 4 b p Mc­ greens third defeat In 10 decisions 'With SENATORS . 4, RED SOX 0— more (Pappas 7-5), 8 pm . only 53 games this year and 14 of fielders. - Neill .4 Sedero'iin l line nff ^Peder batihe for the American League th'em were as only a pinch hitter. standi nps I nillei a (or 4 rdpe In a Peal 0 fnp-ff-rana Palmer and Thomson were tied It was a pretty fair night for a two-run eighth. A walk and Kralick (4-0) blanked the Red Sox! FfMay'e Sohednie batting leadership with a .320 bat­ southpaws all around. 'Whitey Ford Musial will extend own rec­ Kach side arored once tn the sec I in 1 HPD. Jchbr^-'WetherefleH .\Ij, for the early lead with their 141’a. ting average. As of last Sunday, Mickey Mantle’s triple scored the with a four-hitter on his second Washington at Baltimore,. 8 Sentiment Involved ond inning, the invaders getting jSed*nviiet • won his third in a row aa the New winning run, and Roger Maris, “ Sure, sentiment toitered into It;’’ ord o f moat All-SUr gwmtM played On the back nine. Palmer again Oolavito was struggling, along wuth major league start. He 'walked p.m. to 18, including Wo games lest tJieir Inn* run nn Rori D lM aura's York Yankees beat Baltimore, 5- who hit his 27th home run In the said Alston but he added: had little luck on. the greens. But a .239 mark and had 32 runa-bat- t'wo, fanned six. The Nats got their New York at. Boston, 8:15 pm, year. That- would put him one up triple to n g h tc.n te r WTien first 2, and. regained a two-game lead third inning, then followed with a 'He (Musial) is the ktod of a he did get a 12 -footer down at the ted-in. the same number as Kuenn. four in the first inning, scoring ' Cleveland at Chicago, 9 p.m. On Ted Williams, Boston’s - great basem an Have \4"hlte bungled the over Cleveland while dropping the single. CJlete Boyer added a solo man I'd like to have around if a iNiilmeg Horsemen 'i 2th for a birdie three. Just -before - the Intra-leagu'e the first two on bases loaded Detroit at Kansas City, 9 p.m. American Leaguer. throw-in. the base ninner scored. T-wo Great Shots third place Orioles three games be­ homer In the ninth—No, 21 for walks by Jerry Casale (2-8), who situation develops in the ball game trading deadline arrived last week Oth»> National League veterans' The Inrals came hack to knot I Score al Aachen At the 14th he put together two hind. The Chicago White Sox end­ the Yankees In the last 10 games, lost hia eighth in a row. Jose 'Val- NATIONAL LEAGUE where a blg^ blt could wlp the great shots to reach the five par Hie Indiana and Red Sox got to­ ed ' the Indians’ winning string at one shy 6 t the AL record for that„ game. S tto'ls hitting again and is of sudi games are Mays and the 'count on WTiite a single to ! . gether for a two-for-tw'o deal djidelso Singled home the other Wedaeeday*e Results right, a sacrifice error and Denny green and two putted fOr his birdie. -five ■with a 7-5 decision on Roy span. It also gave the Yanks capabla 'df 'winning the game for Mathews, each selected for the which sent catcher Russ Nixon lOo two off reliever Tom Sturdivant Chicago 10, St. Louis 1. Dalley’a Mngte to rlghtfleld. . Aachen. Oermany,, July 7 (Th- But at the' 17th he three puttfd, us with a.timely blow in the right .eighth time, and Aaron, for the TF.n BOWSFIKLD Pittsburgh 5, Cincinnati 2. TSro Connecticut Horsemen scored missing a three footer. and mitfieldef Carroll Hsrd.\f to sp ot” seventh tlme._^^^^^ ; ______... ------fitartarRaJl'T —c------" * " ’"?TatHWr lartest nesirty ^-Philadelphia -8, Milwaukee 6r ^n the Grand Prix of Europe yea-, -At-itt'IiiiTr'P^Ki«W(iviW'f^ —Murtr’- Musial currently is hitting .281 sFi' of the i'O'pitchers. wlH be Bugaboo of all pitchers, the baiso Keough and pitcher Ted Bows- (io). terday at the Aachen International left and landed on the road w'hich '' ’ reason why Lan> ^showed interest Los Angeles 10. Ssn EYancigeo 0. with 39 hits in 139 times at bat. making their, firat All-Btar ap­ on balls, got Wethersfield starter cn-osse's the fairway. He made a fteld. Many people thought at the Good Hittin’ Pitchers Aid Sues Bob Bederqiifat jn trouble In the Horse Show. ' in Bowsfield. With''Cal McLish,. W. L. Pot: G,B. He has batted in 19 runs. pearance. 'They are Buhl, Heniy, great shot to the green and just time that Lane had finally found Law, McCormick, McDaniel ead. third fram<) George May ted off George Morris of New Canaan, who used to, he the Indian,i top PltUburgh ....46 28 .322 Plpyeri) picked the starting line­ missed his putt to get a four for a-way to peddle off Nixon to the ...... — - , ■ ups, excluding pitchers, for the Williams. with a ivalk and when McNeill Conn., shared second place with hik 71. Red Sox after the pre-season deal hurler again.st the Bronx Bomb- Milwaukee . .. .40 .548 sacrificed, all handa ,vere safe Klaiia Pade of West Orm any In ' ers, gone to Cincinnati in - tha San Francisco ^ .527 7 games and Alston went along with Bob Friend and Larry Jackson “ Rather diagyistlng," Palmer invohing Nixon and them by naming all of the second have been on the squad twice be­ when the throw waa thro«-n wide the competition, one of Europe's aa,id bitterly afterw-ard. “If I White fell through when the lat­ winner trade for Johnny Temple, Homers by. Conley, Williams Los Angeles . .38 .507 8H of the base, tha runners sdvanr- top' equestrian Jumping events, Lane has been searching for some­ St. Louis . .38 : .500 0 choices to the squad. fore. have to play this well to shoot 71 ter decided to . retire from base­ To supplement the starters, Other players on the Afl-fttar Ing to second snd third With which was won by West fJermah what am I going to do when I ball. one -to 'act a.s the "stopper” in the Cincinnati »35 ; .473 11 ' one out, Roger Maralone walked horseman Alwin Schockmoehle. dozen game.s the Indians and Philadelphia .32 44 .42L15 Alston named Smokey Burgea‘1 of squad for the first time are A d- ’ have a bad round?" It la |lp,w beginning to appear Pittsburgh, and Ed Bailey of Cin­ to load the bases.- .Timmy Mis- Morris rode Night Owl over the Putting Off Yankees have left with each other Chicago .29 43 .403 16 cock, Larker, Taylor land C3ent- - that Lane was much more inter- cinnati as catchers; Ken Boyer and ente. . ,, tretta beat out an Infield hit for tw'o rounds of 16 Jumps each. He ‘ VER OUT!’—-Trying to stretch a single into a double, Wethersfield’s Bud Phillips is The U.S. champion missed two acquiring Bowsfield than this season. If Cleveland is to have Topple Braves and Giants Today's Ganiee one run. White was out second and Pade. ended with four faults Bill White o f St. Louis, Dick Groat Fred Hutchinson, manager o f tagged out by shortstop George May of the Legion last night at Ncho. Jim Mistretta fairways and waa in only two he waa in getting rid of Nixon. any pennant hopes this summer it St. Louis (Jackson 9-8) at San to first but ona run scored - and each bunkers. ■ Ha reached 17 greena miiit at least hold its own in. their Francisco (Jones 10-7), 4:30 p.m of PltUburgh, Norm Larker and the Cincinnati club, and SoOy Mike Reardon’s single to right Billy Steinkraus of Westport fired a perfect strike from rightTicId, Action took place in the fourth inning. (Herald , While the latter is hitting a cred- Charlie Neal of Los Angeles, and Hemua, manager of the St. Louis in regulation. itablei .275 aa part-time catcher head-to-head competition with the New York^July. 7 )— When the other contenders start Philadelphia (Buzhardt 4-5) at plated the M Boys. Maralone and. Oinn., tied for fourth place with (JP Milwaukee (Burdette 8-4), 9 p.m Tony Taylor of Philadelphia, In- Cards, were chosen as the Na­ Photo by Ofiara) - ■ ' ______He hit a small pot bunker at for the Red Sox, Bowsfield has Bronx Bombers. Mtstretta. and Manchester led. 5-1. Pnut Thiedemann of West Ger gettinfir beat on three-run homers by pitchers, Charlie, it’s PltUburgh (Mizell 4-5) at Cin­ fleldera; Orlando Cepeda of San tional League coaches. the. 10 th ■ and drove into the moved in and become one of the The newly acquired Indians' Major League WHOOPS—Philadelpliia’s Ken Walters goes down for This ended the night's scoring. many. The Connecticut man rode “cockle bunker’’ at the abort 1 1 th. southpaw had to make good in time to stSrt getting excited about those Pittsburgh Pirates cinnati .(O ’Toole 6-8),. 9:05 p.m. Riviera Wonder. Each was charged Tribe’s regular starters. Since a shoestring catch of Brave Del Crandall’s hit in first Chicago (Freeman 3-0) at Los “ I don't know what's happened joining the Tribe the Canadian profeaaional baseball the hard way. in the National League race. And the time is how. ZONE OJfE STANDrVOS . with eight faults. , “ Gene Conley, a one-time Mil-i^ i=;Ledcler5= inning last night, but. the ball bounced o ff the heel of Angeles (Drysdale 6-10), U p.m. Rusher and Poe Bow in Junior Golf to nl'y putting,” he said, “I feel 1 bom southpaw hag notched three IBorr in Vernon, British "Columbia, waukee righthander, tagged a two- his glove for a single. The Phillies won, 8-5 in 10 innings. Friday’s Schedule W. L. Pet, am hitting the ball w'ell on the triumphs in leas than a month to Bowsfield didn't have the oppor­ " AMERICAN LEAGUE out homer with two on that gavp cock, but blew a 5-4 le^ behind Pittsburgh at Philadelphia (f), West Hartford ...... 0 '1 noc green— had only one' miss-strok­ help spark a revival in the In­ tunity to play high school or other reliever Ron Piche on B. GT Smith’s Batting — Gentile, Baltimore, (AP Photofax) Spinner or Spo<>n? Watertown July 7 ° (/Pj__♦ victory over Ronnie. Reid of Madi-.t.Meadow-brook Waldron drummed ed putt all day, I thought, but the organized baseball available to Philadelphia an 8-5, 10-lnnlng Vic­ .333; Runnels, Boston, .332; Maria, 6:05 p.m.' Bristol ...... fi 1' .857 diana who had fallen back in the tying infield hit in the ninth. Cincinnati at Milwaukee, 9 pm Hartford ..'...... 4 S ..571 / t—. “ - ■ ' Son Reid won medalist honors out the Silk City player, 3 and 2 ball simply isn't going into the youngsters in.the United States be* tory over the second place Braves New York, .325; Minoso, (Chicago, - Baltimore (81 —Arthur Nattana Eight young g(?ll'ers v^ere pit-; pennant chase from their early St. Louis at San Francisco, 11:15 South W indsor...... 4 8 .571 opening day with a 7.3. Mike Hansen of Rouijd Hill de­ hole.” rau.se they didn't haye such team* last night. And righthander Stan .82i; Smith, Chicago, .316. Christian Blasts Big League Moguls Br la one of the few golfera to ted today in the morning The bad putt waa at the sev­ front running position. WlUlams socked a three-run shot DODGERS 10, GIANTS 0 — p.m. ... F IS K T IR E In hia part of Canada. Runs—Mantle, .New Y ork,. 67; Manchester ...... ^4 8 .571 come home with a creel of flah Rusher Impresses feated Gordon French Of Pomfret ♦ ♦ * - Williams. (8-2), named to the Wethersfield ...... 2 4 .333 quart-er-finals of the Ckmnecti- Playing tn his firat competitive enth where he miased by a foot. Bowsfield got hia chance .to get while blanking third place San Maris, N ew . York, 53; Runnel*, Catlcago at Los Angeles, 11 p.m. Nattana were playing the 18th hole I-up. in 19 holes. Robert -Palmer He had only two five on hie card— All-Star tooin today, cracked his PlalnvUle ...... h « .fWi cut State Junior Golf Tourna­ golf tournament, Rusher saw his of Willimantir turned tn a similar Another Bearden? into pro baseball when signed by Francisco on three hits as the Los Boston, 49; Allison, Washington, at Suburban Club when hla paddle the fifth and 17th, wliere he three- the Red Sox after Impressing acout Angeles Dodgers clobbered the. second major league home run in Big Leagues Need G>lleges; SERVICE Southington ...... 0 « .000 ment for a chance to go on chances go dowm the drain in his victory over John Davol of Round the fourth inning for a 4-0 lead 48; Breeding, Baltimore, 47. VACATION saw gome carp working In a ahal putted. Some Cleveland admirers are to the semi-finals In the s.fternoon. second round match with Gorman Earl Johnson w'ith his w'ares at a Giants, 10-0. -Runs Batted -In—Maris,- New* low water hole nearby. Nattana, Hiil. — • already comparing Bowsfield to a baseball camp. He worked his way against loser Billy O'Dells’ (3-8). MolNein, who struck out five, Tn second round pla.y yesterday when he rolled an eight-foot putt That sent the Pirates into a 514r York, 68; Gentile, Baltimore, '57; using a golf club, worked some of Other second round results: Dave lanky, cocky southpaw who was up through the minora ' following game lead, the largest of the sea­ The big right-hander didn’t wiUk But Just Refusie to Play Ball four of the matchc.i went- Into to the lip of the cup on the. 18th a man, struck out seven and re­ Hansen, Baltimore and Skowton, SELLING SPREE was nevw Ih «hy serious trouble the carp of several poiinda each to .Stanley. D. ■ F, Wheeler, defeated the key figure in the Indiana (irive stops at San Jose, San Francisco, son in the majors. They made it the shore. He gave a fqW to the overjjm'e, with fJie two longest but it just would not drop. After tired the last in order while New York, 51; Minoso,. Chicago, 50. , AT ALL FISK STORES after the second frame. Only In Walt Lasher. D. F. Wheeler, 3 and Olympic Champ to the -1948 pennant and then the, Oklahoma Citv and Minneapolis with a 5-2 victory over Cincinnati 1 1 the seventh did Wethersfield get caddie, gave arm to. a friend' and g ^ g 20 holes. the two .voiing rivals halved the facing just 29 men for hia first Hits— Runnels, Boston, 93; Mino- New York, (N EA )—DwlndUng HARTFORD—MANCHE.STER—ROCKY HILL 2i James Boros, D. F. Wheeler, de­ World Series championship. That and, after three lackluster .years —breaking up Bob Purkey’s two- 80, (Chicago, 90; Smith, C3iicago,. two men on base via a walk—one took one home. In one of the 2(l-hole matchea. llHh Gorman closed out the match feated- Todd Russell, Wethersfield, Hall Not Counting was Gene Bearden who had been bobbing between Boston and Min­ shutout since 1958. Frank How­ minor league receipts strike fear o f three McNeill Issued — and a Brian May of Waterbur.v defeated hit shutout in a five-run el^ th ard also hit a three-run homer, 89; Breeding, Baltimore, 87; Gard­ into the hardened hearts of major Louisville, Ky.—Luis Rodriques, on the 20th as he got home with a 4 and .3; Robert 'W'aldron Jr., Mea- procured from the New York neapolis, he appears to have found capped by Bob Skinner’s. Inside- hit batsman, but the righthander Terry Brash of Wethersfield 1-up. drive and six (rbn and then two and Norm Sheri^ parked one ivith ner, Washington, 85. ■ league owners. 147, Cuba, outpdnted Virgil AJUnS, n B o a to n (85—Cal Drunjiwdnd, dowhrook, defeated James Zuk- Chickens Too Early Yankees. himself since going under Lane's ' the-park grandslaim home run. Doubles— Skowron, New York, FISK AIR-FLIGHT bore doyvn ,to rack up the win. Tom Gorman of Siiffleld dojuned putted to oust the EUlingtoh Ridge one on for the Itodgers, who had If many more of the smaller 147, St. Louis, 10. _____ rookie -American L eague Umpire, auska.«. Chase. 3 and 2; Jeff AI- As niany New England and Red wing; ’The last place Chicago Cubs’;' 19; Runnels, Boston and Lollar, Laght hitting has been the dif­ eerved five years is jji Army In­ James Rusher of Ellington Ridge .youngafer w-ho diapla.yed plenty pert, Woodbridge. defeated James a * * 13 hits, It waa the second straight circuits go out of business, where Oakland, Calif.—4laspar OrUgX, - 8()Uthington. July 7 i8V —Al Hall, -Sox fans may recall the Indians xidth Ernie Banks hitting his 25th shutout for the Giants—now score­ Chicago 17; Breedtog, Baltimore, will professional baseball training ference between an averag^e and fantryman, Including service W 1-up in the other. of courage and some fine ' shots Grittih, Goodwin Park, 2 and 1. and Bosox wound up in a flat-foot' 144, Mexicali, Mexico, outpointed the transplanted Bay Stater who ' hbme run and George Altman driv­ less through 28 innings. Siebern, Kansas City, Kubek and come from ? The monied class Johnny Gonsalves, 141, Oakland, a big aeason for the locals. Once the Philippinea and Japan. He ire- TTie loss was a heart-breaking while still alive. Today’s ' quarter-final pairing: ed tie for first place at the end New Seat for Manager led this countr.v’g hammer throw ing In six guns with two homers, • • • —■ Maris, New York and Allison, would have to draw from the col­ 10 again Mancheater was able to get gan umplrthg'' in 1052 In the ona for the, 1-4-year-old . Rusher Roger Poe. of the Manchester 8:30 a.m, Gorman vs. Stanle.v; 8:35, of tha regular 1948 season and it Lane, never-one to keep an idea whipped St. Loiils, lO-l. The drop­ Washington,’ 16. . qualifiers in the Olympic Trials PIRATES , REDS *— Purkey leges and sandlots. only alx hits, all etngle#. Reardon O orgla Ridte t«ague. Cal, 38, la who had startled everyone during Country CTliib, was a first round May vs. Boros; 8:40, Hansen vs. was Bearden who pitched and won to himself simply because It may be ped the Cards to fifth place while 6 Triples-*—Apaficio and Fox, Chi­ NYLON Ijist week at Los Angeles, is look­ eet the pace with a pair. the opening round with a 4 and .3 victim of Bob Waldron Jr„ of (8-4), who had won three in a row, Yet the'college set Is no closer from Waldron; 8:45, Palmer v.s, Alpert. ing forward to his trip to Rome the decisive playoff game for new and r^yolutionar.v. is toying the Dod^rs,'.SVi games back but cago, 6; Snyder, Kansas City and th finding security with the big fife ? Cleveland. Down the stretch wilh'a plan for'taking hia man­ shattered his shutout against his Wednesday*6 Homers HRST QUALITY but he's not counting hia chickens looking Tike World Champs, again, ex-mates by forcing in Pitts­ Manila, New York, 5; Brandt and fellows than it was five years ago. before they are hatched. Bearden had won eight straight ager out of the dugout and put­ moved into fourth' with' their Hansen, Baltimore, Siebefti, Kans­ ’The majors have been draining the OfILY ' ting him in a special elevated seat burgh’s tying inn with a bases- (Season Total In Parentheaes) Hia real life job is all wrapped decisions including one over De­ eighth victory in lO games. loaded walk. ’Then Skinner rip­ as (Jlty and Becquer, Washington, colleges for years with little re­ up in chickens because, as a con­ troit in. the last series of the aea- similar to those used by linesmen 4. • • gard for future development. The AMERICAN No Seconds. I 'H. I. ped a liner to left off reliever Bill Marls, Yankees (ST), sultant 'dn^chirkeft—digeases, Hall abn'^ which enabled the Indians to in - tennis. "Lane, conteniia that th*._ ITIILS , BRAVES — Con­ 'Home-Runs—Maris, New York, college case, long discussed and "No Btomtshez manager’s present place-ln the 8 6 Henry and scooted'home aa IValiy Boyer, Yankees (6). travels Southern Connecticut dail.v catch the Red Sox at the -wire. ley (6-4), who also pitched two Post missed a shoestring catch. 27; Mantle, New York and Lemon, Ignored, is summed up by J. Ortean With UncondlUonsI visiting poultry raisers and help­ In the 1948 World Series, Bear­ dugout is the worst seal in any perfect Innings of relief for the Washington, 20; Held, Cleveland,' Christian, president pf the Nation­ Held, Indians (15). Road Hazard Guarantee .stadium because he can’t see w-here Tom Cheney (1-1) gave way to a Stovers, White Sox (11). ing them with their problems. den shut out the Boston Braves in victory, hung the Braves’ third plnch-hltter in the eighth, but 15; Williams, Boston and (jolavito, al Baseball (joaches Assa- Although he hurled the 16-pound tlM? third game and then in the his infieldera and outfielders are straight defeat on reliever Don Mc­ Detroit, 14. "If the majors were through with Freeeo, White Sox (6). actually playing. Anyone w-ho ha* gained his first major league vic; Kaline, 'ngers (8), haanmer. 214 feel 7 3/4 inches In sixth game came on in., relief of Mahon (2-6) with his second home tory. Gus Bell and Ed Bailey Stolen Bases— Aparicio, Chidago, double talk, we could have reached 'Winning the Olympic test. Hall Bob Lemon to lock up the vic­ ever sat in a front row box seat, run in. the majors. It came after 19; Landis, Chicago, 11; Minoso, some agireement at the last NCAA Robinson, Orioles (•). would he inclined to agree. homered for the Reds’ runs. V l^ts knows he's tn for a serious test in tory and World championship for Joe Morgan, another ex-Brave, • • * ' ' Chicago, 10; Breeding, Baltimore meeting,” he .stressed, “ but they NATIONAL The loquacious Indians’ gene'rql Banks, Cuba (25). CHIEGH ROrTBAU. « Strikeouts were the rule rather .the Olympics. ' the Indians. It’s easy to see why opened 10th with a double and Mc­ CUBS 10, CARDS 1— Banks’ and Piersall, Cleveland, 9. • ‘ are still. stalling.” Getting off to a fast start with than the exception last night at "Rusaia has mors hammer manager discussed his idt-a at Mahon intentionally walked Cal Pitching—Coates, New. York, Christian, Connecticut ’ athletic, Altman. Cuba 2 (6). Cleveland faha hope Bowsfield Hall of Fame game , with I»u three-run homer clinched it for the seven nms m the first mning. Cen- the West Side Oval as the Alum- throwers in Moscow than we have -Neeman with two out to get to 9-0, 1.000; B. Daley, Kansas City, director and coSCh, blasted the old Howard, Dodgers. ( 1 1 ). THROUGH JULY U will become another Bearden, Boudreau. Chicago manager wh(» (Tubs, in second inning* against Sherry. Dodgers (7). 6 .0 0 x U ter,w in 1958 after C Hummm. Thev're making thing* there was “need.” This and sev- taking time out from director's Hall’s winning distance at Loa , NATIONAL LEAGUE I 'Little Johnny Lucas came on in being brought up from MinneSpo-1 tougher and. tougher every day for eral other points were stretched Fisk AIRFLIGHT NYLON FREE BRAKE ADJUSTMENT i meetings, also homered for the relief of Larry Bales in the £hird AngelejL waa almost seven feet Ratting—Mays, San Francisco, until "If they (the pros) wanted J. O. CHRISTIAN X-Bases Full. longer oian Hal Connolly’s Olympic li» by tne Red Sox. That ‘^Yankee j the second gijesaers in the presN ! victors. Jim Herdic duplicated the frame and struck oiit a dozen bat­ 362; Larker, Loa Angeles, .345; someone bad enough, we (the,col­ TUBE-TYPE TUBELESS record of 2j07 feel 3 1/2 inches killer” touch- is probably another j box. I feat'for the Samis, ters- in the last five frames. Groat, Pittsburgh, .325; Clemente, leges) ended up on .the Short end.” “This would idve the colleges a Second baseman Billy Msttin I *WITH EACH OIL CHAHGI which was set at Melbourne in Akins Blames Bad Gold j Cent.er Congo 702 120 0—12-17..3 Bill McMullen collected two Pittsburgh, .324; Ashbum, Chi­ • Nebulous End chance tq develop youngsters and has amazing ability on the'punch­ 19.56. but It still was about 10 feet ing beg -I 6A0x l6 10*^^. 7.50x14 13*^^ ' St. Maiy-'a . .1()0 200 2— ,V O-'i hits, one for two bases, for the cago, .3^. The desired end to this conflict they could be drafted just like in liig beg. (Cincinnati hM iT gym and | Bltven and McCarthy; Odell, short of Connolly’s World record Runs—Mays, San Francisco, 66; Martin makes good use of it. 8.00x14 1 C 9 S winners while Dan MiilUna' double of 225 feet 4 inches set tn 1958. is as„ nebulous as m oit of the pro football,” he explained. ‘|I’m j Kilby and Cohen set the pace for the Firemen. For Loss to Rodriguez Skinner, Pittsburgh, 57; Ashburn, proposed plans, but some — such 6.70*16 7.10x15 ' ID* ^ We Specialise In Service Hall and his wife, Sandy, are Chicago and Hoa'k, .Pittsburgh, 56; sure there would be less chance of Catcher Tommy Andreoli of the comparative newcomers to. Pon- as the one Dave Fuller offers — players jselng pulled out o f college 8.50x14. ‘1 * 7 9 9 ! TMUJGHT BASF/BALL winners w-aa Injured When hit by a Banks, Chicago, 64. . have merit. T 3 '»5 necticut. They moved to Southing­ - Louisville,_Ky., July 7 (ff‘)^.Veteran lyelterweight Virgil Runs Batted In --- Banks, Chl- if the pros had money Invested.” '7.60x15 1 / For the second night in a row thrown ‘ball. ton about a year ago from Maasa-' UI1S Fuller, Florida coach who has cagc), 74; . Mays, San Ftancisco, Another Stalemate BRAKE SERVICE the Spruce St. Market scored a Schedule for the rest of the chusetta where Hall attepded Whit­ Akins blames a “ bad cold’’ for his lackluster performance lost such notables aa Haywood WHITEWALLS— ADD 4.00 MORE one-run victory at Memorial Field. week follows: 64; Aaron, Milwaukee, 63; Cepeda, Sullivan and Bemle Parrish be­ But...the m ^ors would have to PIAINVILIE man High School before going to against unl^aten Luis Rodriquez-before! a nationwide 'IV San Francisco, 56; Clemente, completely revamp their . draft-' u m I.^st night the Marketmen lAllied Friday at' 6 o'clock. Pontlcelll’a Cornell. They have a four-and-a- audience. “ We could have canceled our appearance if it hadn’t fore graduation to pro baseball, TUNE-UP twice tn the seventh frame to lack vs. Nassiffe. Pittsburgh, 53, advocates a summer baseball pro­ ing system and a heck of a lot of, UFETIME ROAD HAZARD 'half-months-old son but It's too been for the benefit,” he said afteri^ ' Extfhs ja 4-3 defeat on the Manchester Saturday at o'clock, Ponti- - AMESUCAN LEAGUE <*-off tw*o homers and a aingle'while Hita — Groat, Pittsburgh,'106; gram for colleges. experience and money poured intOi GUARANTEE 6 early to tell If he'll be a hammer the.figbt.^ , , FREE — FUto llxMl j Auto Parts. celU vS. ^ Iton . ----- Final Standings teammate Joe Savino had a homer Mays, San Francisco, 104; White, ” The trouble is most schools the present, plan would be lost'. thrower like hia daddy. Hia daddy Promoter Bill King set aside 36 for the life of the tim GENERAL REPAIRING Boh Fiske, w-ho went three for Sunday at l.p.m ., Alumni vs, 3V, L. Pet. and triple. Bob McNeill, also o f the St. Louis, -95; CHemente, Pitts­ don’t have the facilities for a good The last meeting between the Unconditionally Guaranteed against all -would leva it, though- per .cent of the gross gate receipts Sport Schedule road hazaardB—Cuts, Breaks, Bruises, when pnrohaaed frens ■ four at the plate, doubled in the Intermediates. M ojt people were silrprised when' Police A Fire ...... 12 .7,50 winner.*, doubled and singled. Ron, burgh, 03; Bruton, Milwaukee, 90. summer program, but with a little two factions, with Lee McPhall of for the widow and six children Bottles Spikes, Chuck Holes, Etc. In­ 'Us;...... ' winning rally and scored' on .an Alumni ...... 121 000 0—4-5-4 Hall's home town was given as Anjiy A Navy ...... 11 .688 Hamilton homered and singled Doubles' Cunnihgham, St. cooperation one could be conduct­ Baltimore representing the ma­ of popular Louigville welterweight cluded FOR LIFETIME. Prorated ad­ FREE—Tires rotatai error. Another mleplay- allowed Fire A Police ...0 0 0 021 0—3-2-3 Stiuthinglon in the Olympic Trial -Sullivan'* 7 .438 tw-ice and Al Wiley had two tin­ Today Louis, 22; Mays, SaA Francisco, ed,” he said. jors, resulted In another stale­ We Also Service Sports Cars and Compacts Don Moaner to score llie winning .376 gles for the laiw-yers. RudeU Stitch who drowned recent­ 21; Pinson, Cincinnati, 20; Bruton, justment on Per Cent of Tread Wear every 6,000 mllee f w Moriarty arid’ M. Chiirilla. An-. summaries. Sear* Roebuck ...... 6 1 ly in a heroic attempt to save, a Teachers vs. Gus’s, 6:15, (Thar- Michigan State offered the mate. As one major league spokes­ GRAND CHMffPIONSniP run: Optical Style Bar ,250 Milwaukee, .19; Robinson, Cincin- man said: Based on-sale price. Complete Customer the life of the tin (Irpoll and McMullen; Bates, Lucas “ Not many people, know me Aceto .524 310 1.5-U-,8 friend. ^ ter Oak. same plan to the Big Tan, but It when porchaaed R en Winning pitcher was big Wa,\'ji'e around here,” Hall said. “We hatl and Groat, Pittsburgh, 17. Satisfaction Guaranteed at a M - TIMES! and Menditto. . Lawyers ____..002 20.3 7 -7-4 The crowd o f 995 paid 32,739 Civitan vs. Baptist, S:16, M t was rejected. ’The sotuUon seems ”I feel sure something will be us. * IjongfellOw-, who scattered four haven’t .'had time to Join any or- There, w-sa joy in the camp of Kearns and McNeill; Eagleoon Triples — i Pinson, Cincinnati, to be more money for such pro­ MIDGET RACE last night to'watch Rodriguez win Jfebo. Bruton, Milwauke, Kiricland, San a done in the near future. It’s just FBEE^rakes Checked A.M, t e P JR .. ' hits., Al BTeheit and Ned Olson H.ARTTORD T3VI ganizatidtia.” .i Sullivan's Red A White last night and EVtushek. gram, possibly from the majors. 8 '6 a unanimous decision over Akins Elks vs. Manor,. 6:15, Charter Francisco and White, St. Louis, a matter of time. Things are be­ AJI.D.C.-.U.S.A.C.— each hit aafelyi twice for the Mar­ and te^rs around the. Army A Paul Eckley, Amherst coach, is ing accomplished.” —"T NorthesstsTn kets with BUI I>tpla' double the Making hia’firat pitching start In Navy Club playerjs when tlie final snd sweU his victory, string to 29. dak. 7; Will, Chicago and Skinner, Factory aeveral weeks, Jackie Hedlund! NATIONAJ., LEAOtTE In favor of having the majors sub­ ’That’s what was iutid the time APa longest hit. Norm Warreii A ld ^ ^ a r k dropped to 61-25-1. Bantly vs. N a s s t f f s , ' S'15, Pittsburgh, 6. ADULTS |1AO—OH1U> 60o threw a Strong four-hitter out was made in a game ^tw-ean sidize college baseball scholar-, before that, tha .time before that, Custom Built SPECIAL CHAMPIONS atrhcjt out nine, in a losing caiise. Top' Driver the two at Waddell Field. Mired Not going anywhere and win­ Mrs. Btltch received $968.^ plus Keeney St. Home Ru m *7- Banks, Chicago, Va/tm 8 Freo—Free P a r l ^ •.70x16 Black night In Hartford as Moriarty'. ships. , and the time before that Tonight at 6 ;1{(. Clarke Insur­ in third place and under the .500, ners of but three of their first 14 s check for $100 from TW an­ Clarke’s vs: Man. Auto, Ji: 16— 26; Aaron, Milwaukee, 22; Boyer, WHEEL BALANCE Tnba-T3rp4t ■ ■ , .1 ance meeK the Auto Parts in a 51. defeated Jit. C> rir8. , 3-1. The starts. Naaaiff Arm* came up with nouncer Jack Dress. Memorial. St. Louis, 19; Mays, San Francis­ RE-'ntEAOS win helped atone ;for a 5-0 (tefeiit In Midget Racing percentage mark, the Red A White FRONT END ALIGNMBKr makeup game. ' sprung the biggest' upset of the a shocking upset .5-2 win over the Akins showed only one burst of Friday, July B co, 18; Mathews, Milwaukee and at the hands of. the same Saints 24 Medics last night at Buckley the type fighting that toace earned Oa First Line Here’s What We Wbl Dot Plus Tax (uifi. Racappabla Urea ; The Economy Market '...... 002 OOO 2 4-9-2 aeason with a 6-2 triumph over Bristol at Legion, S:15r Mt. Cepeda, San Francisco, 16. hours earlier. .The Saints are now Tom Endin, 9. of East Hartford Field. Instead of copping the him the welterweight " hamplonr* Patriots Release Ceelng^ ■ WHEEL AUGNMENT— Deiw Auto Parts .. . ooo 03J o -3-4 ,3 won the feautre event for junior the Vets, Aa a reaull,- Police A Nebo. Stolen Basea—OMays,. San Fran­ our IS,01)0.00 etoctropto maeMaeii 5-2' record-w-lse. championship outright, the Med­ ■hip. In the third round he caught cisco;, 19; Pinson, Cincinnati, 18; Black* Whito* ' - Tire , ,1/0'ngfellnw and Olsdin, Warren drivers at quarter midget races Fire backed into the league cham­ ....PhnticelU’s vs. Bolton,' 6:15, Unoondltlonally Correct cdster, camber toe-in, fee-oat, and Kliomy Hedliimi atiuck out only one-but ics, aeason long leaders, must now Rodriguez with a hard right that WUlS; Los Angeles, 14; Taylor, Drivas of UConn waa Strong in the clutch. He mlaaed hfld at the arena tn Buckland last pionship with Army A Navy sec­ West Side. Onaraateed adjust and tighten arteering. For Thrifty . ond. ■' ait back and await development* forced the Ouban to grab Akins Philadelphia, 13; Ashbum, C3tl- 6.00x16 10.95 a ahiitniit when Jackie - Mitlstein night.. ■ in the game tonight between around the waist and hang on. No. Ends VI. Police, 6:16, Char­ ■ BALANCE BOTH FRONT REC laOFTBAiA.' The victory broke a hard luck Suilivan'a led all the way. grab­ ter Oak. , cogo, 1 1 . Amherst, Mass., July 7 (P) —^The .9 WHEELS, welitote Included. GelllnK two home nina from homered. in the last frame. Green Manor and the la*t place The S4-yeartoId St. Louis vet­ 6.70x15 11.95 14.95 Buyers Pacing Mprtarty.’a attack waa streak for the youngster that had bing a •2-3) edge after two Innings Mutual vs. Methodist, 6:15, Mt. Pitching — Roebuck, Los An­ Boston Patriots have added two -■ ■ CLEAN and REPACK PBONT 9'rank Butkus. Reims Tavern Manch«fiater Auto Parts. The Man­ eran, fpent the remaining seven geles, 6-1, .857; WlUlama, Los An­ 7 catcher Bernte. Alemany With " a dogged him since the start of the and 5-0 after three frame*. Gary Nebo. players and cut four from their WHEEL b e a r i n g s . downed KIpast last night at (Tiar- ors trail the Medic* bv one-half rounds back-peddling from the ad­ geles, 8-2, .800; Law, Pittsburgh, 6.70x15 Q .9 7.10x15 13.95 17.95 aingte and triple while 0*81 Mls- season. I.*8t night, he avoided en­ .Fleming tossed a strong four-hit­ game. vancing Ctuban. .McIntosh VI. Clark, 6:15, Me­ roster. Coach Lou Saban released ■ INSPECT ENTIRE BRAUf and ler Oak. 8-3 The big slugger‘also 1 1 -3,1 .786; FarrelL Philadelphia, 7.50x14 STEERING ASSEMBLY. This low-priced lire drove In half of his leanTs. ts.illes, tretta came, up with a pair of gine trouble, disquallfioatlon and ter and received some great «ilp- Ehiploding for four runs in the Rodriguez, rated aa the top morial Field. O 7.60x15 15.9.V 19.95 broken gears to breeze to .victory port from hia teammate* who 6-2, .760; Buhl, MUwauloee, 8-3, center Robert Lyons of ' Nbrth- e CAREFUL. ROAD TEST WORK (eahirea exclusive four. I Bparkllngjcatchea In rlghtfield thq^t third inning, Naaaiff'* erected a challenger. for the welterweight PonticeUl’a va NassifTa 6:15, eastern, and quarterbacks Bob 7.10x15 in .the 25,-lap feautre. It was his played errorless ball. .727. , DONE. Fir»tone Rubber-X Down .3-0. Remi'a capie up with i,''"*' Cynl rallies. 5-1 margin and were never head­ crown, had* Akins befuddled in the Charter Oak. Strikeouts-rDrysdale, Los An­ Anastas of American International first win this year. Tommy W’s* fifth round. Akins was forced to Bantly Vs. Fire A.Police, 6:16, 8.00x14 y • SAFETY CHECK TIRES. ■Plus Tax and lUKappable TIra for added mileage. Iwn runs in the third, added a third , i . aw n »• t *■ Enjoying perfect rtighta at the ed. . geles, 138; Friend, Pittsburgh, and Harry Drivas of Connecticut tally In the friiirth and (hen srni'ed I .m m BASEHAI.I. followed across the finish line by plate, each with .three hita, were shield hlnunlf constantly and was Keeney S t 7.60x15 All Tires Mounted Pre»—Hes Vs Now Bill Barry, a aeaaop long relief 103; Koufax, Los Angeles, 96; The Patriots announced yester­ Hires Ijinea In the fifth to clinch i Making the most of five hits. Gii.saie French and Dom Nigro, Ricky Smith and Dwve Viar*.. The pitcher, made the jnoat- of a etart- able to direct only a few iiieffec- Pontlcelli va Nessiff, 6 p.m.— 8.50x14 both of Meriden. tlve punches at the 28-year-old Podres and Williams, Los Angeles, day that the. contract o f Bob. Mc­ ' the decision 1 . league lading PonticeUl'a trouncfd Vets scored twice in the fourth to Ing assignment. He allowed four Oval. ■ ...... 91. EVERT ■ Bin Wright also -homered for j P'tr'" A Wthce last night at Charter In the senior feature race, Don­ escape a shutout. - Cuban’s midsection. Namara was assigned to the Den­ hit* and went the distance, <»ut- ver Broncos as payment for earlier DOUBLE S & H GREEN STAMPS WEDNESDAT j Renn’s while Dick Fontanella trip- Alan Cyr threw, a na Jean Smola of Groton held an Sullivan's .023 lOx—6-10-0 pitching Teddy Tedfbrd and Glen Both fightens weighed 147 pounds. led and singled and Carl Silver had ) strong two-Jiltter and helped hla early lead to capture the check­ Army A Navy ; .000 200—2- 4-1, Ban-ka. Referee Paul Matchtmy scored Nutmegs Win draft rights which the Patriots ex­ NO T A X ered flag despite engine failure ercised on Jim (Jrawford. three doubles, all for the w-lnners. own cause with a home run.'Jack batterymate,. Johnny it 48-43 for Rodriguez and both Conn. Sake Tax ANY CAR ; Tim Ml Cartan . homered and sin- i McAdam also homered for the Con-. -that developed In her two and * INTERNATIONAL LEAGl'E Cervini led the attaiik while Pava Judges, Henry Sadld* snd Harlow Scoring their third etStaigtit win Crawford, signed earlier, is a Only ! gled for Kinsat. ' tractors, Harvey Duplin. Don OHha half horsepower motor In. the final Brady had two hiu for -the, Medieis. Edwards, made it 48-43. llhe As- the Nutmeg A. C.. took over first 200-pound halfback who played bis two lap*. ' Unloading all their heavy gum, ■ociatod Press card was 48- I Renn’s ...... 002 132 0 -8-12-2 and Jimmy Dwyer also played Aceto A Sylvester trounced the Naasiff'a ...... 014 OOx—5-6-5 lace in the. Tri City SoftbeQ college ball at Wyoming. ALL PRICES PUDS TAX EXCHANQB REOAPPABUimVB ! FinssI . . . . :210 001 1 5- 11-2 major part* In the \Vlnner»' offense Donna flashed across the finish 43 for Rodriguez. Added to the roster were Tom Lawyer* la*t night to wrap up the Medics .. loo rOO—2-4-4 Eeague last night, The locals up­ PAYER - FISCHER Arelo apd Omen, ’ lawthome while Dwyer 'ifraa a defensive line a split second ahead of tht ended Xagt H w lford at Robert-> FI toiling — Jack KraRck, Seup Vernon, a SlO-pound end from !(nternational League regular aea- B ^ ry and Cervini: Tedford, and.Kellev. standout.' •“ second and third placa car* driven ■oh Pdrk, 9-6. Venceslau tore- beoa^ first leftkaBder to Michigan State, and Jim Long, aon champiombip, 15-7. Winner* Bank* (3) and Hart Frank Frank Vaccaro and Dick Marsh by Joe Janccsek of Meriden snd U m | i*a Son Athlete with three, hits paced the locals abat oat Red Sox at Fell way 310-pound balfbaek from West Vir­ INTEHMEDIATE BA.«1EIIAIX w-ere the only FP players td hit Gerry Demeusy of Manchester. Of 12 Of 16 game*, the Contractor* with Red Kadsews relief pitohing Paik ia. live years, g tv l^ up Just ginia State. They'll report to train­ FISK opened with five run* in tha fifst SERVICE , W L T. Pet safely. Nine bases on balls aided Gusste French snd Pom Ntgro MINOR LEAGUE BASEBALXi - New: Y « i W V-Larry Napp, 13, standout Next game will be Fri­ foar Uts, walklaf two aad .etrlk- ing camp wltlvthe bulkof the team Pontlrelira ...... 5 2 1 .714 the winner*. Cyr struck mit five dominated the heht sAd aeml fea­ inning,, added two in the second' son of the American League urn- day lilght at the Oshom Prison.. lag. out six for 4^ ifk ito n i Juto 11. TEXACO Bolton ...... 5 i 2 1 .714 and walked’ th* same number ture events for junior drivera. Win­ and then tallied four UnSea in the Eaatom Leagne P ^, plays bazebidl in> the Babe Sunday the locals play the Dgh- .JHDMag — Boy Slevore, , ^ t e (Mtensive oentem and quarter­ OPEN TILL « PJH. 1HURS. and |>AT1 301 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER Intermediate* 4 ' 3 2 . .571 PonticeUl'a '0 0 4 0 4 2 x 10-5-4 ners in the heats and semis for third to put the gabie out o f realch. ^ th ; League jutd footbell in the bury Prison end the Dovalet|2iii in Sox, dibvo in first-kiainff roa with backs, the flnt to open training, Fire A Police ...... 4 4 1 .500 Fire A Police 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 2-2-,3 seniors were Donna Smola, Jfmmy The Lawyers placed last w tu four (ISt'**'**” *^*^ *. Btnfhamtoa S Esp Warner Pat* Wee League at Best Hartlord next Thursday a dookte, thea beat ladTaae, 1 -6, went through a double session yes- IN MANCHB$Tn-a3B7 BROAD : OPEN 4;30 A.M. to f:30 P.M. AluiraUa ...... 0 .500 silna In IS outing*. ' ^.8 8 «nd Aahlty. SapienM, Cud* MUo of Sprtncfleld, HaM., De-. RNullng , Bprtngfiald Rlcbnond, Staten Island. night with twe-foa hsmer la atallk tarday. NuBin.Arma S 2 1 ^ It, Johotoa (8) tad Hlftlat. mmuqr sa6 JaaMSSlL M r SE IPks CMltart isaUS UaeaatWs. AilmtownS k, 'Mm ^ . p

llANCliESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONK, THURSDAY. JULY 7. 1960 Ma n c h e s t e r EVENiN<^.HERi^D, Ma n c h e s t e r * c o n n ., Th u r s d a y , j u l y 7, i960 FAOB BiVHN'rnil. pjkGB am *EBit HotiMhold G«oda 51 H o u m I fo r Sal* 72 Houses for Ssls 72 Houses for Ssle 72 BY FAGALY and SHORTEN ArtMBa For Solo 45 HMsskokl Goods II ApArtmMiU—Ffaito— Aatomobileo for Sole 4 t Hb r e OUGHTA b e a l a w . . Temawtitk , 63 PICNIC TABLES, attached seata, FOR BALE—Bendlx eutomattd dnr* f o r SAUt-8-pieee bedroom sot 6-6 PLAT, excoptlaoelly fin* condi­ 1—BOLTON—Immaculate 4 room BOLTON—Just Uiink! A split level Sumipaer Secrets to Prolong Gardl^ IMS FORD, a^loor S cyl.,, heater, er three years old. In good eoaffl'/ $S5, nfapla bpnk beds $18, 6-pieca FOUR ROOM hieted epertment, tion, near achool, bus, ehoppii^ ranch, jalouala enclosed b n eis- homo Uiet le not in the higher defroster, whitewall tirea. Low full aise 80’.’ wide tqp,' 9 toot, Way, oversized garage,, combina­ price bracket. Well, here's one'for 7W« POOH MAN F40 m ' , 4/HYPO’We'iCAtL' ^DttwktHOUtDAlfWeD tlon, $86. Can MI 9-7267. chronte kitchen set $28. American includes -stove, refrigerator, hot churchM. Carlton W. Hutchins, MI mileage. V4ry clean. Full . price $19.96; 9 foot $32.98: 10 foot tion aluminum storm a a ■ h ooly $14,800, and it has six good- CLASSIFIED THIS'A UC0YE8Y. ,^tHtftMOUTHSUPDuSlHO $38.98; s tu ^ braced ooostructloa encyclopedias end eninieli $80, water and-utUitiea, $79.60 monthly. t-6182. . $10M. Only $1M down. Caah or aOSTWHEHTrieOOCTOft] throughout. Choice location, near Bisod rooms with a fireplace, ga­ By ALLAN SWENSON UOOMfTHEOHuY THEOPCRAnOH; ^ of SxlO Weatem Fir. 2Uao plated MOTOROLA TV, driqua, picturaa, Kenmore gea range 818, eoifa and ■ Centrally located. MI 8-7936. trade. Bunnner’a, on the Manchea- O P iN fU HIM U9P0« V1A(TU THAT OTHER W. Zinkar MI 9-8444. vUM. Open evea. till 9. Proctor Road. m a p l e WAG.ON Wheel living room THREE ROOM apartment, eScond formal dining room, eqbtnet kitch­ F ; DlmocK Co., MI 9'4S245, Barbara Why hot call us and let ua show Gardens trften faH*jrictlm to va­ ASAOUIHUTeAPOOOSUS' JUMPlH’ JltTERSfJ NURSE )IPR»iG< THE set. F our months qld. Ooet $880. floor. MI 8-7591. en with disEwasher, three bed­ Woods, MI 9-7702, Johanna Evans, you through. McCarthy Enter- 1989 LARK 6 by Studebaker. 4-dr. OHR ABOUT lOSlHO NEED Tm ES? Asking $200. MI 8-7789. rooms, baths, landscaped lot cation time neglect.EAnd summer' OFTHEUMaSHtyVlIsriD MI 9-5683. prises, Realtors, MI 9-4076, MI has many activities that distract ClaiaSXSTSD AD YB RTl^EN T DEPT. HOURS aedan, heater, defroater, white VEMOVe7HEPLAPl9A APAlROFSOIMftfc' SMALL SIZE Frigldairo retrigam. 80x200,. Marion E. Robertson, 8-6472. well tlM , uiidercoatlnc with No down payment. Terms to suit RCA WHIRPOOL washer end dry­ Broker, Mtl 8-89BS. U—-BOLTON—New room Cape you from gardening. By following PANfiEieous o r m r m ! you, No budget cha^e. tor. Best otfnr take# It M l 8-7789. 80C .ROOM duplex, $80. AveUeblS^ 6 ‘Tr MWWGHE!>GBS 8tl6 AJfl. to 4530 PJL ecohomj^ werdrlve. Filll price er, deluxe models; one year old, Immediately. Cell Ml 9-8900. Cod, fireplace, open steirweU, MANCHESTER — Porter Street these timely tip#, you can keep MANCHESTER^ FOUR bedroom 11898. New -egr warranty. Brun- ro RATHER COLE’B DISCOUNT AAAI SUPBIB VALUE $800. Jttshogany desk, clear for- baths, custom built kitchen cabi­ area. Lovely maple shaded Cape. your garden flourishing ell sea: VACAnois] N\EAHSLESSVylO»;MHEI)j ^ P Y CLOSING TIME EOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. ner'a, your Larh-.jlealer In Talcott- HOTHAKCUP RETURNED fica top, $30; formica and chroma SIX ROOM duplex at-‘ South End (Colonial, In good condition, steam nets, walkout basement, ameslte Five rooms including 2 bedrooms, son long. MONlDAT n n i n U D A S M M A H .—SATCnSDAT t A H . yllle. Open evea. Wy, 9. A T A U T H A N , STATION FROM MODEL HOMS kitchen set, two chairs, $18. Ml o< town. Quiet neighborhood, tree heat, attraeuvely landscaped lot, drive, completely lendsceped, one ceramic til* bath. Oil. hot water Simple prevacation g'Orden can >ttoUReTUHM 9 BRAND NEW ROOMS 8-6554.' . ■haded yard. MI 8-4869. one-car garage. Sae this excep­ heat. Plastered garage. 120 ft. will reward you with an attrac­ METRO—1M7 HAIU^P. coral V lA H EU P IO 436 Center Street acre lot. Priced at $16,800. CaU OF FURNnXTRE tional -viduo—before you—buy. The R. F. Dimock Co.. MI 9-5245, frontage completely landscaped tive lawn am] ntlnue(l garden PLBASE r e a d y o u r AD and cream, radio, heater, low ; IHATMOSICf -MOVING TO Florida. All furnish­ LARGE 8 room heated apartment, $16,900. Phllbrick Agency, MI TOOL AND equipment rentals. - PLUS - Barbara Woods, Ml’ 9-7702, ' Jo-' including picket fence and gate. harvests, even after several weeks mileage. Call MI 4-1M8. WEBTINQHOU8E ings saeriflesd for quick sale. MI East Center St. MI 9-6922, MI 0-8464. hanna Evans, MI 9-8653. Assumable 4(4% FHA mortgage. ^ A*r an talna over tfe« pOo— h • c Sales and service. AP Equipment, 9-8887. . • *’* away from homo. - APPLANCES \ 9-7285. Direct'from owner $15,300. Sho'wn It pays to plant vegetables Tto a«TwtlM* ifeoaU (Md tala ad Um flBST DAf nr 1989 LANCIA convertible. 10,00b 948 Center St., MI 9-3IMI3. Open A N a a ^ HOME by a 'burbling c l e a r miles. Must be sold. Excellent, con- X evenings. ADMIRAL T.V. in —BOLTON. On beautiful Riga by appointment. (Tall MI 3-1096. with an eye on their maturity APPBABS and BBFOBT EBBOB8 la Ome for tka Beat laacr* AT PRICE FOR RENT Two-bedroom flat, brook, $6,900. New heating, new Lane, bedroom custom built Berald la taapoaHlito for oaly ONE fnoorrert to oodttod dltlon. Cal] Ml 8-0901 ^ter 8. - Musical liwtrumcnts 53 garage, oil-burning furnace. |80. plumbing, newly decorated, A REAL VALUE--6 room Cape dates. Then, you’ll be home to en­ RoLY0HYlJENi PORTABLE public address syatem EVERYTHING ONLY Phone MI 9-2023. ranch, center entrance hallway, joy the fruits of your labor. How­ Ininrtinw for aay adiDiMawnwit and niea only to ttw extent o f a $489 now laWnt. Five rooms down plus two full tUe baths, fireplace to Cod with many extras, central lo­ P L A s n C B A G I960 FORD FALCXIN. 8,000 mUes. with-variable speed phonograph ever, if your vegetables will be 'make rood'' Inaertloa. Crrora wUeli do not leeeea the oaloo of "SEEING’’ IS BBUEVINCl f o r c e d t o m o v e sale! Building- 3 partly finished up. Cali Frank family room, two-car garage, one cation. Come and aee It. 14 Haw­ Must sell, radio and heater, deluxe 38 watt, two 12 ’’ speakers. PI coming down. Must bo out by July SIX ROOM duplex, 8 bedrooms, maturing while you’re away, ar­ V ^ M O lS T U R e Uw OdmtlMaMBt wU aet be eonoeted b j "make cood” toaorttoa. 2-8306. 1, r OR 8 YEARS TO PAY Burke, CH- 6-8697, to arrange In­ acre wooded lot with tennis'court. thorne. MI 9-0497. interior, snow tires. Call Ml 15. Prices slashed to the bone. Now available July 15. $90 monthly. MI spection. range for neighbors to pick them. Fnono fOr^ appointment 9-6831. $28,600. The R. F. Dimock Co.. MI 8-0901 after >. Is the time for a real buy. Melody SIX ROOM (Tolonlal on bus line. This prevents disease and Insects 14 POINT deer'head, mounted on $500 DOWN G.I., split levsl, three 9-8246, Barbara Woods. MI 9-7702, GETTiiS A CHEERFUL LITUE Carved wood panel, excoUent con- lAMUEL ALBERT, HARITORD Music Co., Inc., 154 Asylum St„ Johanna Evans, MI 9-6653. Double sis* bedrooms. Beautiful from gaining a foothold on over­ ^ 'PiRBCtSUM/ ftRPLAHXS Hartford. CH 7-4888. bedrooms, built-ins, 26 foot rec APPBBOIAMED " “ Dial Ml 3-2711 6-A EARFUL. ABOUT YOUR diUon. Make offer. , PI 3-8286. CH 7-0888 “ ll'vtng room and dining room, ripe crops. Traners Business Locatlmis room, 128 foot frontage, $18,780. IV—MANCHESTER—Autumrf St. breezeway and garage. ’Tree shad­ OOHOmON JUST AS YOU’RE Sea It Day Or Night . PORTABLE STUDIO ' electric Carlton W. Hutchins, 9-5132. Neighbors might be pleased also WANTED TO RENT.214 room trail­ for Rent 64 Immaculate 6 room colonial, com­ ed vard BeUiore Agency, MI to pick flowers that are in full S T A P L E O R M r W I P S b i l ^iHOOUTOFTHEOASf organ-; 4-way radio tranzlstor. Cell Antomobilea for Sale .4 er for two weeks’ vacation. End GREENHOUSE for sale—30’xlS’, If you heVe n^ meetas of trans-' MANCHESTER—Colonial, 6 rooms, pletely redecorated, 13x24 living 3-5121. bloom. That way. yotir flower F A S - r ^ AS PYRWAtt>, L ok tu d Found I - includihg aU equipment. MI 9-7861; portaUon. Pli send toy auto for after 6, MI 4-0818. HALL FOR RENT, 40x80. Oak St. room, choice location, ameslte July, first August. MI 9-5708. Present dance studio. Call after attached garage. Needs some re­ beds will be neat, and prolific 1952 CHEVROLET, 4-door, black, you. No obligation. drive, aluminum combinations, PORTER STREET section—Execu­ WATER RUHS AWAY LOST—SUver-gray male miniature ELECTRIC cement mixer. Also 120 BASS accordion. Profeulonal 5 p.m. JA, 7-1872. pairs. Full basement,' city water tive type ranch, practically new, plants will be encouraged to pro­ deluxe, standard shift, good con­ y - r selling tor the amazingly low French Poodle at North End. July mixers for rent. Rotary mowers model. Full size. In excellent con­ and sewerage, oil hot air'vheat, all built-ins, three' double sized duce more blooms for your return. 1. about noon. Wearing j^ lo w col dition, $138. MI 9-8418. , Auto DriTing School ' 7-A A—L—B—E t—R-—T—— S dition. Will sacrifice. Call MI ■haded lot, on bus line. Here’s figure of $13,900. ■ Call the R. F. for sale or rent... One-ton ' chain Dimock Co., MI 9-5245, Barbara bedrooms, plus TV room end din­ Early seasoq spraying gives lar, no tag. Reward.1. M 4-(1-0989. EARLY’S DRIVING School—a a es 48-48 AILYN ST., HARTFORD 9-4884. MANUFACTURERS’ your chance to get a nice home tor you th# upper hand over plant 1958 PONTIAC Star Chief converti­ foil for sale or rent. Floor m bd« OPEN NIGHTS ■niL 8 P.M. Woods, MI 9-7702, Johanna Evans, ing room, full basement, priced ply them 1 to 2 inches deep. In (he base to hold water. A180 mulch room and road Uiatructlon. Stand' drlU press. Platform scales, 1,000 a reasonable price.' $600 down. MI 9-5653. / ■ In low 30si Belfiore Agency, MI pests. Thorough spraying or. dust­ l o s t —Gray pert Maltese cat with ble, full power, beautiful condi Household Services Painting— Fispinring 21 Help Wanted~-Maie S6 SAT. 8 P.M. REPRESENTATIVES Full price $11,400. Call Gaston fall, turn them under to Improve them well. long bushy tall, vicinity of Brook­ tlon, $775. MI 9-8223. ard and automatic, dual-control lbs. capiacity. Small bench grind­ 3-6121. ing before YP** away will gen- soil tilth. cars. Dsty or, evening appoint' Offered 13*A er for sale. Ask for Tom'Kelley, Wearing Apparel—Fun 57 Realty Company, MI S-8781. V—MANCHESTER—Six room Co- erall,v see most plants through va­ Mow lawns and trim hedgee. It field and Benton Sts. Reward. PAINtnNO, ranches $90.80; cap YOUNO BUSINESS Three Rooms of Fumitiiro AND SALESMEN $13,900—FIVE room ranch' near Water is vital during hot sum­ means less care when you return. Please caU MI S-S836. ments. Call Ml 9-8878. and qpUt levels, $119.80 plus JMI 9-8161. MAN., 888 Center St. tioned used furniture Including ANDOVER LAKE—Two adjoining ■Linda Collins, daughter of Mr. pickup and dellv<,ry. Mr. Miller, Talcottvllle. Open evenings till 9. 8-.6327, GA 9-9914^ rages. Roofing on'* sl< Phone MI 8-8006. MI 3-5838 or MI 3-8921. also available) including private and second floor. Fenced in lot. Yes, you are always welcome to Dr. Stafford District Would Aluminum clapboards a nished. Openings available In Man­ springs, . mattresses ' and appli­ $14’,900, Phllbrick Agency, MI lota for sale. Marlon E. Robertson, and Mrs. Harvey S. Collins wa.i in­ JA 8-8409. Saturday till 5. - NEW AND USED boats, motors ances. New 9xi2 braided an'd 'via- lavatory in air conditioned build­ Inspect our listings in the Man­ broker, MI 3-6953. Unexcelled workmanship, chester snd Rockville. Bring-birth GREEN MANOR—Two experienced ROOM FOR young lady. All the ing, available immediately. Ample 9-8464. jured when she was thrown from Garagre—Service—Storage 10 brush men inside and out. Call and'traUers. H. G. Schulze, toe.. cose rug, captain’s chairs,' dry chester area. Just call our office 1988 FORD V-8 4-door aedan, heat budget terms. MI 9-8498 or certificate and Social Security comforts of home. A few feet from parking. Box^E,..Herald. and a qualified Jar'vis representa­ M akingTour her bicycle late Tuesday after­ Figure Police Glastonbury MEdford 8-2981 after West Road, Route 88, Ellln^on. sink, harvest table and mat­ MANCHESTER—3 bedroom ranch, (7ENTRALLY LOCATED, zoned for AatoBtobDes tor Sale . 4 er, defroster, Fordomatlc drive 6-9109. number to Conn. State Empio everything. MI 3-79^9. tive will be happy to make an ap­ business, 50x100. Write Box T, noon. on Lake Rd. It is pre.iumed very beautiful dark green. Ready ' ment Service 806 Main St., Ma 6 p.m, sr CUSTOM MADE speedboat, 40 tresses. 40^ off on new fumltUre. owner tranzferfed. Must sell! Any that she'got caught in the sandy LARGE BUILDING. Could be used W. F. DION Construction Company. CJredlt terms arranged. Open 9-9, pointment to show , you all types'of Herald—hp;----- — A four, months r s u r 'h r Europe OLDER CARS, mechanics, spa to roll many miles at $1298. Only Ohester or Wednesdays only to h.p. Mercury, trailer, water skis SPACIOUS ROOM in private home Houses for Rent 65 reasonable offer considered. Near homes, both new and used. shoulder or on the edge of the Under Budget cials. Oxit y .iTSelf cara/always for storage or workshop. MI 3-4685. Alterations, additions, garages, K w luszko Hall, 1 Vernon AVe- Saturdays till 5. LaBlanc Furni­ ■ for gentleman. Near High School bus, schools,, shopping. Call own­ and South Africa faces Dr.- Russell $295 down. Brunner's, In Talcott canopy, etc. MI 9-0710. H. SUfford of Old Wllllmantir Rd.. pavernent. She was treated hy her ' a good selection. Look behind our formica counters, roofing, siding, nue, Hockvllle, 9:30-3:30.______Help Wanted— ture Hospital, 195 South St., Rock­ and Center. MI 9-7361. RENTAL-PURCHASE—$825 month er. Ml'9-1796; ' $8,500—Coventry Lake is the Ideal vine. Free gasoline prize with fill­ Resort Property for Sale 74 who left today on Official duties doctor for head injune.s and "road ofnee. Douglas Motors, .83$ Main. ing your tank 25.9c. Tonight and painting. Plans drawn. Ml 8-0895. Male or Female 37 ville. TR 6-2174. ly. 4 bedroom colonial priced at place to spend the summer. See Tiie Vernon Fire Diatrict (3em*> Motorcycles—Bicycles 11 NICE LARGE room, private home, NINE ROOM, newly decorated In­ as the moderator oT the' Interna­ burns" on both lege- She is con­ eVery night, brive over to Brun AN O PE N m o exists at the All- Building- Materials 47 $32,500. 2 'i baths, 20x20 multi-pur- this 3/bedroom. year 'round home AMSTON LAKE-/New cottage on missioners and selectmen last n l^ t NEED A CAR and bid your credit REMODELING bathrooms, addi­ State Insuri^ice Company office at GET ABOARD the money wagon. ANTIQUE upholstered rocking semi-private bath excellent loca­ side and outside. Income from five tional Congregational Council. fined to her home.’ considered the posslbtllty of toehid* ner's. pose room, 28 ft, kitchen, eating, on 3 spacious lots. choice lakefront' tot. Green alum­ turned down? Short on down pay tions, garages, a r c h e s , rec IBS Main St. tor a full-time gener­ Former party' plan demOnstratora USED BUILDING material for chair, arm chair, porch furniture. tion. gentleman ' preferred. MI rooms, $2,548 yearly. MI 9-3081. ing the Vernon Police servleea to GIRL’S BICYCT.E, size 26. excel­ .laundry ar.ea. Formal dining room inum aiding, insulated, full bath. Dr. Stafford was elected to the htancheeter Ev • n I n g Herald menir Bankrupt? Repossession? 1966 PLYMOUTH V8, 2-door club rooms, painting, CaJl M i 9-4291. al clerical posltton. Typing neces­ —check this. (1) No deliveries, no sale, 2x8s and up, sheathing, stor­ Reasonable. Call after 2 p.m. MI 9-4966. . $15,900-$2,900 down will enable poet two years ago. This is his first the Uistrjet budget. They expect to lent condition. $20. MI 9-4178. and living room. 2 fireplace*, 2 ATTRACTTIVE 3 bedroom, 5(a room (Tan be year -round. Asking $9,500 Columbia oorrespondent Mrs. Don- -D on ’t give up! See Honest Doug­ sedan, radio, heater, defroster. sary. Call MI 3^31 or'com e in collections, (2) no charge for kit age bins, shelving, work benches, 4-1621. car garage. -*4 acre lawn, stone you to assume a loW Interest V.A. major excursion in connection with make a decision tonight. las, get .the lowdowii on the .low-, for an Interview. (weight 8 lbs). (3) no charge for ranch, garage, walkout basement, Owner on premises. Lot 11-C. alR. Tuttle, ACademy 6-S4SS, Full price $576. Brunner’s, your Roofing—Sldbig 16 two complete batniroom sets, two walls, amesi.te driveway, acreens, mortgage when you buy this cus­ his executive, duties. District Chairman Donald Lovo* est down and smallest payments TWO COLUMBIA bikes, boy’s, 26" training, (4) no charge for, new kitchen sinks, (cabinet). Wooden Wanted— ^Rooms— Board 62 excellent cohdition, convenient to tom built 5 room Cape Cod horn# on /Lark dealer In Talcottvllle. Open storms, built-in desk .and stove school 'and shopping. Discoe Ageh His Itinerary calls tor leaving rtn.ssid Atty. Robert F. KUiaij« anywhere. Not a small loan or evenings. and 24", $20 each. MI 9-7876. WAITRESS WANTED, days. Call merchandise. Earn $40-$80 weekly kitchen cabinets, two hot water St. John S(. -Attached garage. Deep CONNECTICUT Valley Conctruo- in person. Frank’s Resfavrant, 823 WANTED—Room and board for unit. Ready for occupancy. This cy, MI 9-0628, MI 3-0365. Wanted— Real Estate. 77 New, York Friday for England. He counsel for the town, and Atty. fin ^ ce company plan. Douglas tion—Robflng Carpentry^ gutters, for ten hour week. For appoint­ furnaces,, modem radiators, com­ house was constructed with chil­ landscaped lot. Many extras. Motors.. 3H Main St. Main St., Manchester. ment caU MI 4-1687. NOTICE elderly gentleman from Monday, will ■visit Scotland, Holland, Swe­ Kocks, Paint Used Robert King, counsel for the D li- 1956 PLYMOUTH 8 2-door club all kinds o r siding, sp ^ a llze In plete' windows. Including frame, dren in mind. Don’t d41ay, call to­ BOLTON—CJustom 5 room ranch, SELLING—BUYTNG—Tradtog? We sedan. Radio, heater, defroster. Business Services Offered IS and aluminum storm windows, In accordance with the require^ July il, to Monday July 25: Call $18,900—Lovely picture book co­ den, Germany, France, and South trict, believe the District can legal* aluminum aiding. Cal] Fred ROCKVILLE, CONN, — Licensed MT 9-3568 after 8:30 p.m. day. Richard P. Moore, Owner, artistic stonework, huge, porch, offer you free confidential in' WANTED — Clean used cars. We Very clean. Full price $495. Brim ATTENTION — $3.50 per hour. I doors, and plumbing supplies. ments of Uie Zoning Regulations lonial near Verplanck School and apections and arrange ali fthanC' Africa. He \ylll. return In Novem­ To Damage Cars ly set up a police depsrtmenL- buy, trade down or trade any' TYPEWRITERS and office ma­ Charest, Ml 8-7180. nurse, 3-11 shift to convalescept need 3 men and 2 women to work for the Town of Manchester, Conn., 15 Pippin Dr., Apple Hill (Off breezeway, two-car garage, land ber. Mrs. Stafford, who was to ners.'Your lark dealer In Talcott­ Choman House Wrecking, open Route 2), Glastonbury. ME 3-1409, new swimming-pool, 5 huge rooms, ing from start to finish. Mitten However, Loverin said he prefira thing. Douglas Motors. 883 Main. chines—repairs, sales, service and home. Beautifully redecorate4 within 15 minutes of Manchester. the Zoning Board of. Appeals will scaped, reasonably priced. (Triton screened in sunporch, car ga­ ha'VBrtaken the European trip with vllle. A. A. DION, INC. Roofing, siding, dally 8:30 p.m.-8, Saturday 8-4, .or Apartments— Flats— XfE 3-9494. W. Hutchins, Ml 9-5132. 1 will work hand and glove with Mpre damage to cars possibly that the town continue to eporat* rentals. Ml 9-8477. palnUng. Carpentry. Alterationa apartment with position. Tel. TR 3 evenings per Week and half a call MI 9-2392. ' hold a public hearing on Monday rage, terraced lot. Quick occupan­ you. Member Multiple Listing him, will not go because of ill TWO CLEAN Fords. 6 cylinder, 4 8-9121. 'day Saturday. Neat appearance Tenement associated with the etrike at the the department and let the Dia­ 1966 CHEVROLET V8 4-door sta­ and additions. Ceilings. Workman­ evening, July 18, 1960 at 8:00 P.M.- SECLUDED among trees, six room cy. Service. Call the Ellsworth Mitten health. trict reimburse the fowTi from Dia­ door. 1988 and 1988. Will accept tion wagon with Powergltde, TAMKIR t r e e removtd, land ahd car necessary. Call MI 4-0631, Dr. Stafford, who served Colum­ aircraft, occurred in Manchester term's and trade-ins, MI 3-4849. cleared,, firewood cut, Insured, ship guaranteed. 299 Autumn St. FULL OR PART-TIME— Regutor in the Hearing Room o f the Mu­ ANDOVER—New 3/ room apart­ Summer Homes for Rent 67 ranch, built-in atove, garage, huge Agency. Realtors MT 3-8930, during the night. trict taxes. Radio and heater. My July busting MI 8-4860. after, 4:30 p.m. ’Ihursday only. Diamonda—Watches— nicipal Building on the following Woodhill Heights—Only 3 homes bia Congregational Church aa an o u i F;aui A. Ellison, Ml 8-8742, weekly pay checks and still keep ment. etovc, refrigerator, heat, lot, excellent condition, only left in present section iii Manches­ Both the front and rear wln.- Last night's discussion was price $898. It’s a doll. Drive over. Jewelry 48 applications; ANDOVER LAKE— Waterfront, 7 $15,900. Carlton W, Hutchins, MI IF YOU WISH personal service, Interim pastor prior to the arrival Fill your gas tank, only 28j9c. Free COUGHLIN ROOFING Company, your Important job as wife and garage, adults, $75 monthly. PI ter's finest new home community. call Joseph A. Barth, Broker, Ml of the Rev. George K. Evans, has dowfl of a car belonging to Eugene prompted by Loverin who said it 1984 HUDSON, Super Wasp, trans­ CXISMA , APPLIANCE SERVICE mother. No investment. BVee train­ ArthurJE. Scranton: 176 ToUand 2-8090. rooms, large screened porch, all- 9-5132. prize, Brunner’s to Talcottvllle Inc. Aluminum siding, asphalt, Sitpatlons Wanted— LEONARD W. TOST, Jeweler—re­ Tpke.; Business Zone II. Extension modern conveniences. Available See the outstanding garrison co­ 9-0320. had a colorful career. He is now Bushey, 21 Canterbury 8t„ were was the District's responsibility to portation. Best offer. MI 9-9297. Repairs all make refrigerators ing. For appointment call MI eliminate Inequities since It #aa asbestos roofing. Also aluminum, Female 38 pairs, adjusts watches e;q>ertly. of permission Is requested to have July 16 through season. MI 9-(>$80.. MANCHESTER— Three bedroom lonial with breezeway and garage. president emeritus of Hartford smashed by roks. 1968 STUDEBAKER station wagon freezers, washing machine#, . ry- 4-1687. FOUR ROOM garden apartment, .the District voters who dsfeato<$ FOREIGN COUNTRY car for sale era, ranges, oil and gaa burners. galvanized or coppsr gutters and Reasonable prices. Open 'Tuesday U p^ Car License. clean well maintained building, Cape, tWo full baths, living room ARE YOU CONSIDERING Seminary Foundation, of which he According to police, the rear or trade In for i>lck-up truck. Ml Heater, defroster. Full price $895 leadera. Ml 9-7707. EXPERIENCJED secretary desirea thru Saturday, Thuraday eve­ COLUMBIA LAKE—Cottage' tor WM president for 13 years. He has window was almost completely the conZoIidation charter llieaday. Ml 9-0888. All work guaranteed EXPERI^CED work weekende n ^ in real estate ef- .'Joseph Botticello; 89 Spenew heat, hot water, stove, refrigera­ dining room, kitchen, nine closets, SELLING YOUR 8-2884 after 8 p.m. Only. $195 down. Cash or trade nings. 129 Spruce St. Ml 9-4387. rent, August to I-^bor Day, nicely JARVIS REALTY CO. served a* pastors, such churches smashed in, and a rqck.measuring A figure of $43,000 is being con­ Fill your gas tank 25,9c, Free RAY’S ROOBTNG CO., shingle and SEW I^ MACHINE flee. PI 2-8634. St., Res. Zone AA. 'Variance Is re­ tor and parking, $115. MI 8-1809, many built-ins, paneled recreation Realtors — Appraisers — Insurors PROPERl’Y? RADIO-TV REPAIRS, any mhlK quested to erect home on lot having AD 6-1269. * furnished two baths, good loca­ room, laundry room, 14x14 open as The Old Squth...C!iurch in .Bos seven Inches by three inches was sidered by the cpmmis61oaer*-f(»p WANTED—From private party, prize. Brunner’s th TiDcpllville. cars, lunpllflers, phonographs and built-in roofs, ratter and conducr tion. Call. MI 3-2457.. 9:5. only...... the police budget, to include school , Operators and Tfainiees (CAPABLE and- dependable teen­ less frontage than regulations' sJ-.— porch,- storms and screens, ' hot Office ML 3-4112 Ml 9-1200 We will estimate value of your ton and' Congregatlonai Christian found on the rear seat. clean, low mileage used car. with changers. Over 47 years total ex­ tor work; roof, chimney repairs. Garden— Farm—Dairy FOR RENT—Why look further? Churches in Brooklyn, N. Y'., Min police in niral VeniOn, but not to automatic tranmiasltm. MI 9-4997 1958 ED3EL 4-dbor sedan Pacer Ray Hagenow, Ml 9-2n4; Ray ager would like baby sitting. Gall low. , • ■ ■ HAMPTON BEACH — 3 bedroom water oil heat, two blocks to grade property without obligation. Wo The windshield was not as bad­ X, model. 1 sold this new for $3958, perience. 90 days guarantee on all Apply MI 9/1912. Products,/''' 50 Murray I. Schwartz;' 1()6: Main We have new 3H room, heated school. Junior High and Sienior Evenings MI 3-7847 i PI 2-8311' also,buy property for ct;:h. neapolls. -and St. ^ u is . Sine# .his ly broken, but will still hfcve to be Rockville. The flguro *# flextblOj,^ work. Potterton’s, Ml 9-4687. Jackson. Ml 8:8828. apartments to residential area of cottage, all utilities. ^ tile bath­ Loverin said, because it has not yet* 1959 PLYMOUTH FURY, 2 door It’s just as good today at a July St.;/Res. ZOne C. Extension of per- ' room, televi.si6ri. 100 yards from High. Convenient to churches, Member, Multiple Listing. retirement he lias! gone twice to replaced. hardtop, fully equipped, excellent bargain price of. $1195. Drive It MANCHESTER MODES, Inc. BOOKKEEPER, experienced, full mission is requested to maintain Rockville. Just 16 minutes from shopping. Well landscaped, 41 DOUGHERTY 8T.-6 room co­ spend several months sa Interim Both 'Mr. and Mrs. Bushey are been determined how eeheol po- ■ CHAIN SAW work — 'Treea out. PEAS—will plck'or pick your own. beach. August 6-27. $65 weekly. MI lonial in excellent condition. MI conAtlpn. Phone MI 9-8883. tonight; All equipped. Brunner’s, Roofing and Chimneys T.6-A Pine Street, Manchester charge of office, doubto- entry free standing ground sign. Hartford by Wilbur Cross High­ $17,800. Owner transferred. MI STANLEY BRAY, Realtor pastor of two large churches. non-union employes at East Hart­ lire would be financed. Roasonable rates. Call PI 2-7858 P I 2-8096, ' way. Kitchen appliances hirnished. 4-8037. 3-8595. your Lark dealer to Talcottvllle between 1:30-4 ;30 or any Umo bookkeeping, trial balance, tax ■ Alfred Coda: 655 North Main St., 9-2637. BRAE-BURN REALTY Upon his arrival in England, Dr. ford Pratt and Whitney, and work Recreation costs wars alob dlo- 1951 FORD TUDOR 6 cylinder, good Open eves, till 9. ROOFING — Spoqlallzlng repairing WAITRESSES WANTED, nights, forms. MI 9-7057. ' STRAWBERRIES—Pick your own. Rea. Zone' A. Variance is requeatyd Ml 9-4824, TR 5-1166. LAKE CHAFFEE — Lakefront, ■Stafford will spend some time vis­ cussed by the commissionerii and Saturday or Sunday. 6-1, Good salary. Good Upping. SEVEN r o o m split level, built-in NORTH END^ — Owner leaving on the midnight shift. meehanical condition, $160, MI roofs of all kinds; New roofs gut* The. Albaai Farm, opposite Villa to erect garage for storage of sleeps six, all modern conven­ Ml 3-6273 . iting friend.9 In Cambridge with selectmen last night, but no do- 4-0413. I960 LARK 8 cyl. 4-door station ter work, rhlmneys cleaned re­ Only experienced need apply. Ap­ READY FOR, occupancy—New 5 stove, dishwasher, rec room, ga­ town. Small ‘cash assumes mort­ They discovered the damage to GONDER’S TV Service—Motorola Situations Wanted—Male 39 Louisa, Villa Louisa Road, Bolton. equipment at above location., room apartment with ceramic tile iences, last three weeks August, gage. Neat 5 room r^nch, built-in whom he became aqiialnted on oth­ their car when they returned home rlslon was.- reached. Many rural wagon, heater,, defroster, under and Phllco factory service. HI-FI paired.. Aluminum elding. K ply In person after 7. Walnut Res­ John F. Tierney; 219 West Cen-^. $65 weekly. MI 9-0710. rage, assume 4»i% mortgage, er trips there. He will preach in children now use facilities to 1958 CHEVROLET convertible, ex bath, built-ip oven anjrt stove, $101 monthly, $17,900. Carlton W. appliances, fireplace, baseboard from work this morning. coating. Brand new. Brunner' phonos and auto radios. 214 Spruce years’ experience. Free estt' taurant, 7 Walnut St. MI 9-8070. STRAWBERRIES—Pick yojir own, ter St.; Bus. Zone I and Rea. Zone Legal Notices Liverpool July 24 and then will vis­ Henry Park provided by the City cellent condition. Call MI 3-5414 .July busting price $2295. Only $95 mates. .Call Howley, MI 8-JB361, Ml quiet neighborhood, $128. MI ANDOVER LAKE—8 room lake- Hutchins. Ml 9-5132. . heat, full basement. Asking only Orange paint was splattered oh St. Ml 9-1488. c a r p e n t e r , MASON, first class, 25c a quart. Louis Paggioli. Birch B. Variance la requested to erect it the Congregational headquarters of Rockville^ ' after 8. down. Cash or trade. 8-0788. PART-TIME WORKi^.We sincere­ 3-2673. front cottage, completely fur­ ------1 —. , ------' ■ , $13,900. Robert B, Anderson Agen­ i.iqrnK pkkmit a car; owned, by M ra Wilfred Bi­ desires work. Tel. AD 2-2070...... Mountain Rd., Bolton.-...... addition: to building which will ex.- cy, JA 8-0139...... NOTirn OF ArPl.ICATlON in London. In Scotland he will take ’fh'e''ebirimiseiohera will meet CONNIE’S TV and Radio Service, ly believe that nowhere in Mah^ nished, available Julv 16 on. PI VERNON^-CuStoM designed ' six Thi* Iz In alvn notice that I, lodeau, 7 Seaman Ch’rcle, some 1958 OLDS, 2-door Holiday hardtop, LOOKING FOR a second car Chester can a housewife find better tend into Res. Zone B. Also vari­ CHEERFUL — SUNNY Three room ranch, 16x24 paneled living part in the 50tli anniversary of again tonight and possibly tomer* available ali hours Satisfaction LA'WNS CARED lor, evergreens, ance to-erect free standing, lighted 2-6663 or MI 9-7465. NICHOLAS LAiNZA.NO. of 170 Bizznll the International Missionary So­ lime during the night. hydramatic radio heater, de. -These are full prices. ’54 Hudson guaranteed. Call Ml 9-1818;'’ Heating and Plumbing 17 paying, more dignified and con- Honsehbld Goods 51 large rooms, heat and hot water, room with fireplace. 8 twin size MANCHESTER Specials (Buy! MU Si.. Manrlirslnr, Imvn filnri nn appllm- j*ow night to complete the. dto- froster. Full price $899. The Bar­ hedges' trimmed. Ekpert work gnround sign. ^centrally located. MI 9-1883. Eve- ten. 4 bedroom’ ,, ranch, garage llon rtalert-auly S, 1060. with Ihn Liquor ciety in Edinburgh to-be held in Mrs. Bilodeau told police she $150, ’53 Mercury hardtop $250. ’63 venienlt part-time work than Avon COVENTRY IJtKE -.(36ttage tor bedrooms, formal dining room, and her husband were able to get tnet's budget. First Sslectmen gain of the month. See and drive LAWN MOWERS sharpened PLUMBING AND .heating - re­ done. Call MI 3-0073 after Bpt.m. The Penny Saver; 468 Main St.; ^nings AD 3-4793, neramic bath,_ partially . finished rrmtt' Incatinn nin* Int tl5 DMI- Control Conimiziiinii for s Liquor Aiip-inf TTiin celehrallmi_will. have Pontiac hardtop $176. ’62 Buick has to offer. And UVING ROOM sofa covered in rent. Nice- location, modern con­ gooa locauon. nice lot, -p*ckaz- Stom Fermii for ihe »eio ir some of the paint off. George Rtsley and .Third Select­ It at Brunner’s- In Talcottvllle. repaired. Free picx-up-and modeling instatlarisfie, repairs. Bus. ..Zone HI. Variance Is re- recreation room with fireplace, beautiful duplex—4 bedrooms each ftlcoholic' liouor on the pmnlBcn. 57 particular significance for him. The .door $260. '61 Cadillac sedan $296, herself with, the world’s largest matelasse in ' deep red with rub­ FOUR ROOM apartment, central veniences, $40 weekly. MI 9-1663. man Edgar Wilson met with them Open eves, till 9. '60 Packard $96. Many more at livery. All work guaranteed. Sales AU work guaranteed 26 years ex­ cosmiBtic company she will be en­ ber foam cqshions, slightly used. queatedtju, erect free standing, many fine features. Must be seen. side, two-car ghrttge, large lot. ex­ Cooper St.. Manchwulpr. Hartford-Seminary Foundation’s Doga—Birds—Pets 41 location, !ieat, hot water; parking, -Thp huAincBR owned by NlCHOIiAS last night. j Brunner’s, Yoiir I/ork dealer In service parts and' rental equip­ perience. 24-hour service. Call tering an expanding field admir-. Two maple chairs with cushions. lighted'dl^lay sira which will be Price $20,900. Paul J. (TOrrentl; cellent location, full price $22,500; Kennedy School 'of Missions IwKs DEMPSEY FOR RIBICOFF adults.' Available July 1. MI I.ANZANO, of 170 Blimzll Si.. Msn- Talcottvllle; ment. L a m Equipment Go Earl VanC!amp, MI 9-4749. ' ably suited for women. Call CH closer to street than allowed. Wanted to Rent 68 MI 8-6383. nice. home plup income live rent chM lpr. «ml will hp rnnrtiirlprt by established in 1911 by the late. ■Hanford. Juiy 7 Lt. Gov. BOARD YOUR bird gt the Man^ One tapestry chair. Reasonable. 3-7590t or MI 3-8470. Bamforth Road, Vernon. Bruno 7-4137. Chester Pet Center while you are MI 9-3417. Fred E. Thrall; 277 East Middle free, $10,500; 7 room Cape, two- NICHOLAS LANZANO. of 170. Bl«*p|l (Villlam Douglas Mackenzie and John N. Dempsey will represent '* Most Valuable C ool Look-Alike Styles Tpke.; Res. Zone A. Variance is WANTED—Three bedroom single SIX ROOM Garrison Colonial, built car garage, 1(4 acrea land, a buy St.. Manchpztpr, az'nprnilltpp. was a dlre'ct outcome of the Edin­ Moske, Ml 8-0771. It no answer on vacation. Expert care. Private THREE ROOM , furnished apart­ NICHOLAS LANZANO. Goy. Abraham Riblcoff at Gover­ Millinery Dressmaking 19 requested to divide plot of land home in good condition, nice 1960, fireplace, convenient central at $13,800; many more from $4,7(10 The so-called " ‘black’’ opals gr* call Al Laska, TR 8-7600 ceUect |oom. Air'conditioned.''’MJ 9-4273. ment for working couple, near Italzd July 6lh. I960. burgh meeting. nor's Day ceremonies today • at the most .valuable type of opeL Bouquet $tamp-ons! MATURE w o m a n , mother’s help­ into three lots having leas area and neighborhood, 2 children, ages 11 location, assume mortgage. $87.83 up. CaU the Ellsworth '.Mitten Main Street. MI 3-6362. He wilt ait in as a special guest Camp Wellflccl, Cape Cod, Mass., These may actually look black, M A M RUBBISH REMOVAL Serv er, live In. References. MI 3-2163. frontage than regulations allow. and 5. ,MI 9-2872. monthly, only $14,'900. Carlton W. Agency, Realtors, MI 8-6930 or LiqroR P e r m i t ALTERATIONS made quickly and NOTICE , NOTICF. OF ArPMCATION on the meeting of the Central and tomorrow at. Otis Air Force or may be -blue or gray, with ro- Ice—residential, commercial, in­ Articles For Sale 45 Dante Balboni, 32 Washington Hutchins, MT 9-5132. MI 9-5524 efficiently. Ml 9-6858. THREE ROOM apartment, heat, WANTED TO RENT—5 room sin­ Tniz Iz In rivp noiicp thal I. PETER Committee of the World- Coiuicll Base. Falmouth, Mass. flections in many other colors. dustrial. Attics, cellars, yards. In OF ADJOURNED Street,. Residence Zone A. Variance hot water; stove, refrigerator, ga-, P. JENAOK. of 14 DurtIpy Strppl. Man­ of Churches in St. Andrew’s, Scot­ clnerator-eardboard drums. Lawn SILK FINISHER. Apply New Sys gle house or apartment, with ga­ MANCHESTER—234 Union St. chester. have filed an a(iplicalioii dated HOME MADE ravioli, fresh or SPECIAL TOWN MEETING is requested to erect attached ga- . rage, spacious grounds. MI 9-5^9. MANCHESTER-^Slx room cApe, 5 ian^ from August'16-24. mowfiig. Light trucking. MI 0-0767 tern Laundry, 44 Harrison St. frozen, SOc doz. 246 Avery Street, rage. Three adults. Call after 6 Open House Saturdi|y- and Sunday, Or 4 bedrooms, enclosed shaded June 30. I960, with the t.lquor Conltol DRESSMAKING and alteraUons. The. legal voters of the Town of rage' which will be closer to side 9-5. Commission for a Tavern PernlTl' for Ih Holland, he will attend an Call MI 9-0333, after 8:30. “ ' Wapplng. Ml 4-0604. p.m. Ml 9-4634. noon to dark. 3 attractive models. yard, ameaite drive, combination the sale of alrohnlir liquor nn the HI-FI COST too much? Biuy a kit. TEACHER wants woman starting Bolton are hereby warned and noti­ line than regulations allow. 5 room ranches, 3 bedrooms, large executive meeting of- the Interna­ ‘ Hob. Nob Shoppes, ,Inc.: Parkade FOUR ROOM apartment, including windows, good condition through­ premliea 306 Msln Slreet. Manchesl-pr. Expert“ p advice ■ ■ on your needs. Free In September, t o , care for 4 year CLOSE-OUT new plcnle tables, at­ fied that the SPECIAL TOWN WANKED TO RENT—4 or 8 room kitchens with birch cabinets and The huziness Is' nwned hy PE TE R tional Council in Amsterdam, In MEETTiNG held In the COMMU­ Buffer strip; Rural Res. Zone. -Vari­ heat, hot water, gas for cOokftig, out. Verv -convenient location.. P. JENACK. of 14 Dudley Street. estimates and reasonable rates on QUiaC ALTERA’nONS at home. old. light housekeeping.. Hours tached seats, 30" wide top, 6 foot, fist in residential neighborhood. formica counters, ceramic" tiled Asking $15,800, McCarthv Enter­ Sweden, Germany and France cdhstruction. We repair all makes 8:45-3:48. MI 3-2514. $13.80, 8 foot. $16.80; 2” lumber. NITY HALL, Ih said Town, on ance is requested 't o erect free electric refrigerator and gas stove. Mi 3-0014. Manchester, and will be cnnducled hy MI 3-0679. ' Call MI 9-7737 from 5-7 p.m. bathrooms with vanity and colored prises, Realtors Xfl 9-4578, MI PETER P. JENACK. of 14 Dudley he will hiake official visits to the Call Ml 3-0204 now Delivered assembledl. W. Zinker, Wednesday, June 29, 1960 at 8:00 standing ground sign. fixtures, oil hot water heat, full Street. Manchester, sz permittee. headquarters of the Congregation-, WOMAN TO cook and keep houke o’clock P.M., has been adjourned ■Milton DoSbener; Perrett Place;- 3-6472, BEAUTIFUL dressmaking and de­ MI 9-5444. TWO ROOM apartment. Including cellar, stoned terrace .. pibreh, PETER P. JENACK. al bodies. and their affiliates. USED CAR BUYS 72 Dated June .30. I960. i ALL TYPEIS acreens .repaired with signing, also; alterations—special In rectory tor one priest. Write and will be held on WEDNESDAY, Residence Zone B. Variance Is rer Rouses tor Sale $13,990. With basement garage, Alrt>a screenings. New screens Box R, Herald. TOf> SOIL—possibly the cleanest JULY 13. I960 In the OOM^ quested to erect addition t o . non'* heat, hpt water, gas for cooking, READ THIS! On Sgpt. 15. he will sail (or on straight, hems, $1.80, Free $14,490. Schwartz Real Estate, Ca))etown, South Africa. This FOR MANCHCSTER DAYS! m i ^ up. 447 Main Street or call and most fertile available any­ MUNITY HALL, In said Town, be­ conforming building, which Will ba electric refrigerator and gas stove. 60-82 PORTER ST. Exceptionally Manchester—West ^Side . 5 room- weekly-pickup and delivery serv­ ADULTS AND three children desire Call MI 9-7737 from 5-7 p.m. large two-family, now vacant, ex­ MLS Realtor. During the week last lap of his tour bids fair to MI 9-4833 for free pick-up, ice on orders'of. $6 or more. Paula, where. Pronmt delivery. <3all tween the hours of 8:00 A.M. and used for business purposes. ranch, three bedrooms, handy to housekey>er. Must live to. Private cellent condition. Priced right for call AD'6-i241, CH 2-2865, MI be a moat interesting one. He COLOR STAMP-ONS_ CH 6-4681. Leonard L. digUo, Bolton, MI 6:00 P.M;, to titoe action , on the All persons Interested may at­ 3-6454. o . schools, churches, bus; A real bar­ ’54 LING. ’58MERO. $1M5 room Phone MI 9-1978. quick sale. Ml 9-5229, 9-6. will be present at the Congrega­ 16 MOTIFS 8-7088; following; tend this hearinng. , THREE ROOM apartn[jpnt,„$65. MI gain tor a young famllv. Only Convertible. 5lontclalr Hardtop. MORTEN8EN IV Specialized RCA 17 To see If air proposed town $11,900. Eve. Bill Boles, MI 9-9858. and /§ *8 tional. Union of South Africa as televlzlon, sendee. MI 0-4841. AMBITIOUS, woman interested In ZONING“BOARD O F^T- 9-5229, 9-6. 4 CAROL DRTVE - Rockville, $18.- VERNON—Near Parkway, shop­ Monng~Tmcklng— POWER LAWN MOWERS-Jaool ordinances should be approved by p e a l S ping. good schools. Two new; cona- South Windsor—We offer a fine il celebrates its l()0th anniversary, a fascinating career or pay hobby sen, Bolens, Toro and Arlens. Self- 660. 5 room ranch, large living ’52 PONT. ,’SSOLDS. $195 TOW^ AND COUNTRY ameslte— Storage . '.20 —no canvassing, excellent train­ machine vote- of thq inhabitants Daniel L. Hair, Chainnan FOUR ROO;^ apartment; bath, hot room, cabinet kitchen, 8 bed­ pleteiy finished split -tevela. Over six room home, two-car garage," and will attend the International propelled. push or riding. 18 to SO qualified to.vote in Town Meetings. Edward M- Saari, Sscretary water, heat. Apply Marlow’S, 867 1450 sq; ft. df living area, seven breezeway, builtdn diahwasher, Congregational Conference there Z-Door Hardtop. S-88 2-Ooor. amestte driveway* and aproifs. ing. Car necessary. Call MI 8-7561 Inches. Ask fok demonstration end rooms, 1(4% mortgage can be Q—Ii Sniijkey, the bear , who Specialists In patching driveways. 'MANCHES^TER Moving and ’Truck' for appointment. 2. To see If all, proposed town Advt, No. '63 Main St. . assumed^;. Marion E. Robertson, rooms 1(4 baths. Only $16,800 and stove, etc., (4 acres of 1 stalely; In October. i tog Company.'Local and long dla be eatisfled. Trade in your old m a expenditures of Ten Thousand available under FHA commitment mature shade trees. Onlv $17,900. has become the symbol of forest No job Job too email«: 7-1701. chine. Parts and service. We Broker, Ml 3-5953. Scheduled is a 1,200-mile trek ’SSp^OTO ’55 OLDS. SI9B tance moving packing ' and stor­ ($10;0()0) Dollars, or more, not set 8'/a ROOM apartment:, furnished or 'with minim'iitin down payment. You can afford the beat. Take time fire, protection, atill alive ? through forestand native reserves SUPERIOR,PAVING CO.—Ameslte age. Regular eervlee throughout sharpen and repair moot all bond unfurnished, heat and' parking, $17,825. 29 AUBURN ROAD —Liv­ Call R'; ,F. Broderick, Broker, in to see one of the best homes at- this A-LYes, he Is 10, liyes at Wash­ 4-Ooor. . ” 88’’ Coupe. Help .Wanted—Male 36 .and power lawn mowers- MI forth in the annual town budget, and visits to such cities a s 'J o ­ driveways constructed. resur New Ehigland States ' and Florida. shall be approved by machine vote Working people. New Bolton Rd. ing room, fireplace, formal din­ 9-1278 or TR 5-4073. moderate price;- Eve. Ray Hol­ ington National Zoo, Ml 8-686S. 8-7958. Capitol Equipment Co., 88 hannesburg. faced,, sealed. Reasonably priced PART-TIMB MAN for cleaning smd of the Inhabitants qualified to vote SEPTIC TANKS MI 3-6389. ing room, large cabinet kitchen, combe, MI 4-1139. '52 GHEY. ’5$MfRG. $515 Ml 3-1080. Main 81. FIVE ROOM Cape Cod plus one Q—How much per acre was paid Memorial for Mrs. Lord maintenance work. Apply in per­ In Town Meetings. AND three bedrooms, two-car garage. ■' i-Ooor MANCHESTER Package Delivery. ONE AND_ two room front fur­ unflnisHed, full shed dormer, plus Owner’s loss—your gain. Here Is by the United Statea for the Lou­ . Memp.cisl services for the late 8-Door Hardtop. Light trucking and package dellV' son at the State Theater. LOAM-SAND-Stone -> Gravel - S. To see if all proposed pur­ Marioh E. Robertson, broker. MI FtiRNITURE refinlshed. Repair­ chases of land for town use, all nished apartments. Heated. Kitch­ 3-8963.' ' , two front dormejrs, plastered a magnificent custom designed and isiana Territory? • Mrs. Ethel R. Lord will be held at ing, cigarette bums and scratches. ery. Refrigerators, washers and .viPlll and Ameslte. For prompt dS' en set, gas range, refrigerator, ’55 FORD WANTED • — Route salesman. livery call Ml 3-8608. welter P. proposed buildings for town pur PLlIBBED SEWERS walls,-full insulatioil), tile bath, hot built split level. Owners have been A —The*, cost of land and water the Marlborough Congregational ’S$CHEV. $515 Reasonable rates. Tel. Ml 3-8346. stove moving specialty. iToiding bedroom set. Free'gas, electricity. MANCHESTER — 4-room ranch water oil heat, gadage, ameslte transferred and desire immediate Church Friday at 7;30 p.m. for Custom 4-Door. chairs for rent. Ml 9-0782. Steady work, salary and commis: Miller, Trucking. poses, and any proposed additions surface -acquired In the Louisiana Bel Air 2-Ooor. slon. Apply In person. New System ■ Machies Bliaiml Reasimable rent. 10 Depot Square, type home, central heat, city util-. drive, combination I windows and sal#. Over 1400 aq. ft., two hatha, drlenda end relatives who' may STEPS, SIDE WALKS.'stone walls, Or improvements to existing town Apartment 4. ' Purcahse was about four cents an AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Oo. Local- LaundiY. Harrison St. land or buildings shall bo, approved Septic Tanka, Dry Tirslls, Samr ities, excellent lot, on bus line. doors, Exceljent condition. City eight walk-in cloaeta, two-car ga­ acre. wish to attend. ’SSPLYM. fireplaces, flagstone terraces. $9,900. Other llatlnga. .Phllbrick water and sewerage. Quiet neigh rage, and a nicely landscaped lot. ’S9GHEV. $2195 Lawns landscaped. Work done at ’moyiiqt, packing, storage. Low NEW ATTRACTIVE hand braided, by machine vote of the inhabitants Uaee InsteUed—Cellar Water- t h r e e ROOM furnished apart­ ' Mrs. Lord, wife of Irving Lord of Agency, kO 8-8484. borhood. Well landscaped lot The finest construction possible ■Station I^agOB. Bel Air 4-Door. reasonable prices. MI 3-0796 rate on l(aw matanco movea ito PAY^LL ANp ' all wool rug, lO’xlS’. MI 9-8124. qualified to Vote in Town MMttogs. preoflng Dona ment with automatic washer and Q—Who Is th# national-hero of Ridley Park, Pa., a brother of 48 statea. m SdlST. $14,200 (jharleg Leiperance, ’ MI has gone Into this home. Eve. Dick Haiti? Mrs. Howard K. Hinckley of (Vhlt- INVENTORY CLERK Dated at Bolton, Connecticut, this garage. TR 6-7902 or TR 8-4814. $12 ,806—SIX room cape, full baae- 9-7620. Hayes, MI 3-0527.; . ’$8 FORD ’5IDOOOE $1555 HouMiKiid Sem ces 7th day of July, A. D„ 1960. ment. combination windows and A —Jean Jacques Dessalines, an ney Rd;, was killed July 1 in a 6- >9 MtKINNEY RROS. Th r e e r o o m apartment, flrat car accident on the Merritt Park­ Falrlaae 4-Ooor. Offered 13-A Falntlrig—Phpering 21 For LoJal Office . Charles A. Robbins doors ameaite drive, shade trees, OVERSIZED Cape (3od — Stone Manchester ■— Four , bedrooms, illiterate former elave who freed Coronet V.8. NOTICE Michael Peece floor, heat and hot water, central­ SO days ocr- *)ancy. Marion E. front, fireplace, 4 bedrooms, rec two baths, 1.3x27 Ilving' room, fire that nation and' became its em­ way. Mr. Lord, Critically injured, Swwwrogw DIspoMil C o . ly located. MI 3-'5869. HAROLD A SONS, Rubblah remov­ PAINTINO AND paperbangtag. Give past employment and ex­ In accordance with the require* Stanley Patnode ISO-m Pearl 8t— MI S-8908 Robertson. Broker. SO 8-5958,’ reatlon room .and garage. Located place, full basement. Over $5,000 peror, now a patient at Bridgeport Hos­ ’56 OLDS. ’55 MERC. $195 ments of the Zoning . Regutotlons Board .of Selectmen pital, le said to be Improving. He is al, ceUar* and attlca' cleaned. Good clecn woramoniimp at rea­ ' f iv e r o o m f l a t , second floor, in nice -/neighborhood, convenient modernization program.' Includes 3-8 ytt. perience. Write Box S, Herald. for the Town of Men^ester, COnn., WOODLAND STREET—Six room a former resident of Marlborough, *‘88*’ Coupe. Monterey 4-Doar. Dainty bouquet stamp-ons (like Ashes, papers, all rubbish. Harold sonable rates. 10 yean In Man- hot water, steam heat. Venetian to schools, churches and atores new oil burner, roof, covered patio, Q—What'causes rainbows? Sew matching styles for'you and thcM) will hrip'you create lovely Hoar. Ml 9-401m. cheater. Raymond Flake. Ml the Zoning Board of Appeals will ■Ingle, hot water heat, oversized No agents please, Write Box E, garage. Just $650 down to qualified ' A—Rainbows are caused by sun­ where his mother, Mrs. Myra Lord FRIENDLY ICE Cream la accept blinds, storm windows, Adults rarage, nice lot. Only daughter with these heat-resisting linens and wearables, Simply press 9-9287. hold a public hearing on Monday one^ar. Herald. buyer. light striking drops of water. Aa Is still living. ’MOLDS. ’570HEV. $1115 atyles, . DKaC’8 W X ATH iaM lU P Com- Ing appllcaUons for part-time help only. $80. MI 3-7985. $12,800. 8. A. Beechler, Realtor, on, no embroidery needed. , - e*>entng, July 18, 1960 at 8:00 P.M. • SEPTIC TANKS . 1 ■ ' light atrikes the raindrops it it To Attend Convention 8-88 Sedan. . 210 Station Wagea. No. 8$18 with Patt-O-Rama la in pany doors and windows, custom BIXTE3UOR a n d Interior painting on weekends 7-12 p.m. CaU only in the Hearing Room o f the Mu­ H. GriffiBg MI 3-6969. LARGES room cape, full dormer, Pattern No. 2708 has cqlor .between 7-8 evenings. CLEANED aa4 INSTALLED Fo u r r o o m apartment available WARREN E. HOWLAND reflected and bent, aending off Mrs. Marita Merrick. Columbia ■ises 10, 13, 14, 18, 18. 20, Bu#t 81 work guaranteed. CoU collect WU- and paporhanglng. Wallpaper nicipal Building on the following July 15. Nice neighborhood, aUto- fireplace, dining rtxim or fourth transfer for 18 motifs of various tlmanUc HA S-U98. MANCHESTER - Salt Box—large ■ Realtor MI 8-1108 myriad colors. Lake, chairman of the Democratic ’56CHEV. ’56 FORR $74l;l to 40, Slxe 12, 32 bust, 5K yards of books. Guaranteed workmanriilp. appflcaUon: STATE HEARINO - matle -hot -’water, - screens and bedroom, reasonably priced.-Difct. sizes; dlrocUons.. Resaonablo rates, FuUy tnoured. SERVICE STATION man, steady # SEWERS iWng room wlUi fireplace, dininr ' . 97B”Mein. Street Torwm Cnmnilrt#0| awij state Feiriane Hardtoj^ WEAVING of Bimu, moth bolee job, daya. Ideal condlUons, hon ALSO. . • ix cA v m m "toms. Phone TR 8-2230.' room, modem kitchen, two aps' coe Agency, MI $-0696, MI 3-0365 Q—Do (nctobera of Congresa get committeewoman from the 35tb 910, HO. '8819 With Patt/O-Rama is in To order, send 2Sc to coins to:—• Fast and oourteoua aarriee. Lao Joseph Vignone; southwest cor- MAOHINB CLEANED Anne Cabot, The Manchester Eye and tom clothing, noelery nine, eat, reliable. Ebcperlenced pre. clous bedrooms with bath on aeC' Manchester, Conn. •ixea 8, 4, 8, 8, 7, 3 years. Size 4, J. PeUeUer. Ml 9dl99. • ner of Spruce end Oak Sts.; Bust- f o r RENT—Three room 'apart' R(X3CLEDGE -6(4 room cape extra ealaj7 for their work on com- District is one of Connecticut’s 2% yards of 3S-lnch. l\ro patterns. ntog - Herald, 1100 AVE. OF hi dboge repaired, xipper re-, ferred. Before 5 p.m. MI 9-81M. parking, end floor. Forced hot water heat, mitteea? delegatee to the Democratic Na­ TER OLDSMOBIki: placement, umbrellee repaired, BXTBRIPR And interior ness Zone II. Special exception h aai aRADim • INSTALLATION went. heat, hot water, full bathe, buUt-in ovep and $12,500—Six room Cape on South M or4 er, ssod 38c in coins for A31EE10A8 NEW YORK M, N »?0. Tel, MI 3-2068 breezeway and fafOS*. 115,900. Hawthorne St. Immediate oceu- A —No, tional Convention. men’e ehln >Uara reversed and CeUlngs reftnlriud. Papui EXPERIENCED requested to erect gasoline aervice OOier listings. Phllbrick Agency, . ra^e, enclosed porch, pne-car ga­ ease pattern to: ftie Burnett. The E- . ■Utlon. „ yt Yard Tniek Shovel, SPECIALIST rage. There are many extras go­ pi^ y. Belfiore Agency,:^ 8-8131. She will leave by jet plane from m o t o r S A LES ; . w .i itto HveB^sr Herald, US9 For Ist-claas mailing add lOe replaced. Marlow’s Little Mend- Wallpaper books. Batlmates _ MI »'«4e4. 1 Q—Ih speaking of metals, what Idlewild Airport Saturday at 6 p.m. tiy Shop, •7'— Fully covered by. Inaurance. CaU IN GAUGE GRINDING All persona Interested may at­ ing with ihia'bouee that makea RAT DVhfER, VeedOarBll«ag6r. ' AfE. jK F A D Manufseturiiyr Co. Edward M-; Sasri. Seeretary ilea Must be seen'to appreciate.! planck ficHooTuea medDd condi Reduced to $18,600. Coll E. oHeets; those that con be drawn Uon. The eonvintlon will convene ftM^attWM? Only 38c a copy! M I M 1 4 3 ^ fumlehed. MI between waft, Merioir's. rmtinf, MI 9-0729.m $ . , * ^ 996 CHARTBR ttA X W . A ^ NS; 48 t M p.a. ■ j AliU aaavet, ItaUmp IB ^ H6.n$. Owner, lit 9494M0. I * S . Biutugr. Real BMeta, MX MOM. out into wtree ore eiOed ductile. Monday at I p.m. Mrs. Msrrlek sx- r ' * -'i / ■*1

THCItaDAT, JULY V im PAGE EIGHTEEN iKattrlitabr Itmtitijl ms Now During A nnnal Manchester Days Sale Utad complaints from townapoo- Wllshlre Rd., Vem onr Unda Ma­ plo conoamlHf aarth ramoral op- D b fIto H o ld About Town son, Wapplng: Mrs. Dorothea erationa, parn«ilat1y in ragard to SlUy, Andove#' Earth Removed Rules dust and unslghtllneu. ltae«Dtly, Picnic Tuesday f a d m i t t e d TODAY: Jody No­ W IHAVf DAILY < Arerago Dfdly Net P’reas Ron The Weather architect. Arnold ^wrence public­ For the Week Baded TlM ml4-WMk open Ur Mrvloe vak, Hebron; Miss Sue Otlwyer, ly requisated town offfdale .to db Foreeaat at D. a. Waatha St. Mazgaret’e Circle, Daugh­ JuM 40i. 1M« of the SUvnUim Army >UU be con­ 278 Oak S t Gh to PubHc August 3 •omething abbut regulation!. DklYMY TO THI ducted Major B). Walter Lamle b e r t h s TODAY; A daughter ters o f Isabella, wUl hold a cUeken at 7:S0 at Main and ^rch to Mr. and Mrs: Robert Watkins, 1, picnic at the home of Mra josi^h Fair aad aeol taelgkt, Low hi 8 ^ Stafford Springs; a son to Mr. and Tonakl, 595 Tolland Tpka, next 1 3 ,1 2 5 Bia. Satorday aoBay and ooattaMied Mrs. Herbert Whitaker, 79 San- Town Planning Enginaer Ed-^and removal work. Some form of b o l t 6 n WWI Vets to Host IVeeday^ July 12 at 8:80 pjnl Meaeber of tha Audit m tn a . RIgli ta Ow mM 80a. ' The PoUah American Chib, 106 tlna Dr. . , wan) J. Rybcayk baa aat Aug. 8 permit is envisioned to eover ex­ Bureau of OlmilatioB Clinton St.,■ win meet at 1 p. m. on DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: aa a date for a puMie hearing on. cavation operationa which would Couneil Meeting Members of the h ostM ’ com­ Manchester-—A City of Village Charm Sunday, July 17, Inatead of Sun' Audrey Smith, 23 Apel PI.; Bur­ earth removal regulatione to be rembve large amdunta of earth mittee are Miss Wilma Tonakl, day, July 10. ton Monette, 109% Orchard St, added to general planning and from a given area for fill or other AREA ManoHeater Barraokx, Veterana Mias Stephanie Tunsky, Mrs. WU-' Rockville; Mrs. Mary Ruet Am- zoning rulea. . uaea. VOL. LXXIX, NO. 237 MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 8, 1960 (OtaaMfled Advantahig au Paga !•) PRICE FIVE CENTS The MUidieater Junior Square ston; Robert Putnam, 65 Brook­ of World W a n . bf the USA and liam Timaky. Mrs. Joseph Falkow- The hearing, Rybezyk eald, will Earth removal provlaiona have aki, Mra. Ametico . Bucdno, Mrs. Dance, p e d a le d for tonjorrow, field St. , be preceded b y informa) meetinga been elowiy drawn up by Rybezyk DISCHARGED TODAY: Infant the ladiea*' auxiliary, will be host Mary Rhodes, Mra. Mabel SpU- PINE LENOX has h im canceled. The next dance with iUvi- meeting at the VFW Home, Mhn- Phelps. ' fled Chief Jeanlne Mullen, 17'HartI Dr., Ver­ (TPC) and - Cheater F. Langtry, aion examined a tentative jffoup of cheater Green, Monday, at 8 p.m. ResaiVations should be made by 2*t a CENHR ST. Mra. Anna Kellum, 211 Vernon deputy director of public wonu. regulAtiona baaed ori fuggeatlona All'barracks and auxiliary units S t, haa J2 bloaaoma and alx buds non; Mrs. Leonora Merz. 145 N. Sunday with Mm. Tonakl. Friends Main St.; Mias Mabel Hepton, Ell­ The regulatioiM would impoae of the Connecticut .Development throughout the state will be repre­ on Easter lilies which she planted are also invited.' A short buaineBa TSL. Ml T-OIW certain eontrola on methoda find Commiaplon. sented at the final council of ad­ after Easter. Several other Man­ ington; Joel Groiit 355 W. Middle meeting will be held after the Tpke.; Edward Noonan Jr., 12, procediirea in ezeavation, digging . At therrTuve m m eeat- ministration meeting of the year. Hints East chester residents have recently re­ Opens Practice picnic. UAC, Unions Jensen ,S t; Terry Gibbons. East ported Easter lilies In bloom asain. / Windsor; Mt^s. Welle Peck, Reed Dr. Carl A. Miltolowsky has T Rd., Rockville; David Ward, Broad opened his office at 164 E. Center j _ Brook; Mrs. Clare Adariiaon, He­ St. for chlldfien’a dental care; He Pact Soon bron. completed his internship In pedi­ Hospital Notes atric dentistry at the Handicapped otiations bn and Crippled Children aiDlvlslon of Vienna, July 8 {IP)— Nikita VlatttBE b o m : Adults X to 8 the District of Columbia Hospital. Khrushchev hinted today he Rockville Driver Bom in East Granby In 1931, he pan. Maternity X to 4 pnd 6:80 to ■whether strik-^meet together with the mediators 8 pjn. CXilldrea’s Ward X to 1. is the son of Mrs. Sophie Mlkolow- By THE AS8O0IATEO PRESS Ala that all worker#, "whether at might sisp a peace treaty with Held for Racing sky, 52 .Teresa Rd., and the Idle Negotiations in the month- « « :«'■ re­ and work out their differences. Communist East Germany in Alexander Mikolowsky: ceive equal ' treatment' and that “ The mediators, will keep me September. He delivered the Pattenta Today: 178 old United Aircraft strike fell they be assigned Jobs in . line with informed. Should the mediators or ADMITTED. YESTERDAY: Un- His family moved to Manches­ The other driver In the June 30 apart last night, and the com­ their seniority.” both parties advise me that my warning just before leaving da Pranckua South Windsor; drag tace on New State Rd., who ter when he was three years old, and he attcrided schools here, pany announced it -would be­ Ribleoff was summoned by state further participation can be help­ for Mosepw after a 9-day Giles Vickerman, 62 Pearl St.; has been sought by Manchester and./'federal mediators shortly ful I will ihake myself available.” Adlai Pledges Vital, Kenneth King:, Carpenter Rd., graduating from Manchester High gin replacing the strikers im- state visit i n . this neutral police since that time, has been School' in 1940. He attended Trin­ after the break-off waa. announced' The UAW repreisenta workers Bolton; Thomaf SChadlick.Thomp- arrested and charged with racing meditely. country. ity eolloge for two years, the last night, and he conferred with at Sikorsky Aircraft in Bridge­ Khrushchev said- he and the sonville; James McCarthy, Wap^ and reckless driving.' Each Bide blamed the other for port and Stratford and Pratt A University of Connecticut for a the collapae of the face-to-face l»th sides. The governor later is­ East Germans would consider tak­ piny; James Ray Jr., Ahdover; La'wrence C. Peterson, 21, of 10 year and then Georgetown Unlver- sued a statement which said in Whitney Aircraft In North Haven. Hard Race if Drafted Daniel McCreedy, Siorrs; Ellza- Lewis St., ■Rockville, was picken talka, inflated threfi weeks ago by ing action .against West Berlin if jiilyJn,Washlngtop,„ D. jC,__from part: The International Association the West German federal parlis- "beth" Johmon, Y2F fnfKiafid 81,: lip Tare^yesferday“Ih'Edcnm on - Qov.“ Abraham Rlblcoff after of Machinists represents -employes which he received his doctorate in “ TTi* parties are tired and need hient ifieels" there in September. Mias Frieda Reutter, 10 West St, a waiT-anf Isaued by Prosecutor derital surgery in 1956. other break-off In talks. / at PAWA plants in East Hart­ a cooling off period. The matter He called such a meeting a- "pro­ 3e; Mrs. Alice Humphries, John Lombardo. While he attended Georgetown, The strike Is the liiggest ii^ Con­ ford and' Manchester and- Hamil­ Los Angeles, July 8 (iP)— Adlai Stevensmi pledged today is being left in the hands of the vocation.” den St.; Mrs. Louise. Par­ He was held In custody b'ver- he helped put himself through necticut's history. ton Standard in Windsor Locks that if drafted for a third Democratic presidential nomina­ state and federal mediator! who As he departed, he got a scold­ son,'461 Center St.; Mrs. Corlnne nlght and released this morning school by working in the Capitol Rlbieoff wa# due to leai^for Los have been standing by but hjrve and Broad Brook. tion he will campaign “ with rigor and a sense of real pur­ under |20b bond for appearance Angeles today to attend .the Demo- ing from Chancellor -Julius Raab Jachlm, YIFD 2, Rockville; Mrs. a.s an elevator operator, a Job he not participated in the negotia­ The company claims that more pose.” ^ V Ruth Havens,.^47 Bolton Rd., Ver­ In cmjrt Monday morning. secured through Connecticut's Re­ crhtlc national convenUbn. He aaid for assailing the West and threat­ tions.. ening Austrian neutrality during Stevenson’s message was read to newsmen by Lt. Gov, non; K^m a n d -^ ^ y l Carlson. Peterson was arrested as the re­ publican Senator William Purtell. he would return If ^edUtqrs or 'T hope that the parties will (ConUnned on Page Seven) sult of an Investigation into the both aides Issued a/call. ' hia visit. Glenn M. Anderson of California, who has announced sup­ . n , ^____ ; After receiving his degree. Dr. race that took place late In the Mikolowsky served with the U.S. Two unions represent about 31,-. Yester()ay, the United. States port for the former Illinois Governor. evening. Air Force, and was discharged in 000 production workers af^ the formally protested to Austria Lannan chased, caught and. ar­ ■even struck plants o f United Air­ against "slanderous attacks” by 1950 vyith the rank of captain. Loi Angeles, July {IP)— Realistic supporters conceded to­ L T. WOOD CO. rested Carl A. Moore Jr., 22. of He is married to the former craft, one of the nation’s large de­ Khrushchev duritlg his visit, and iCe PLANT 1097 - Main ■ St., and charged him Mias Santina Cugno of Franklin, fense ' con trio rs . Bandit Shoots, Kills asked why this avowedly neutral day they can’t puf Sen, John F. Kennedy (D-Mass) ov^r on with racing and reckless driving, Mass., and the couple has tw,d sons. . The currmt negotiations reached country did not disassociate itself the first balldt' for the Democratic presidential nomination. 81 BISSELL ST. but could hot Immediately learn Alex and Carl Jr. They are living sin Impaase over the issue of re- from them. Instead these strategists con(dentrated on a second roll call ' Cuhet^rtuhed-Blocki the identity of the other driver. now at 30 Hartland Rd. hiring strikers without loss p i sen­ Khrushchev had threatened in a blitz they believe will deliver the prize to the Massachusetts Mpore is alko^wheduled to ap­ iority, aijd the rehiring of strikers Stamford Policeman speech at 'Klagenfurt that Mos­ pear In eoyrt Mohday." convicted of violence during the cow would send troops into neu­ Senator in the party convention opening Monday. itrike. tral Austria if U.S. rocket bosea And if they can’t snag the gold ring on the second go- RUMMER RERSION ‘>We see no possibility .in the Stamford, July 8 (>P)-—More ihan half of Stamford’s police in Italy were used to attack Com­ around, they were saying they can outlast any of the other days head of resuming. negotia­ munist countries. contenders even if- a half dozen countdowns are needed. OF BATON TWIRLING tions,” a company statement said. force was pressed into service today in-the city’s biggest In bidding farewell to Khrush­ This possibly significant change in tactics indicated that AND DANCE INSTRUCTION "Both unions have adopted, an at­ manhunt for a bandit who shot and killed a policeman ^while chev at the Vienna airport. Chan­ •s... ' titude that makes further bargain­ fleeing from a restaurant holdup. Just before noon, police cellor Raab said; Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson of Texas, Sen. (Taught by Patricia Little, ing Impossible.” said they picked up a suspect and^------;------^ ------"You referred several times to Stuart Symington (D-Mo) and those attempting to draft Misa Majorette of Cpniiecticut, Mitchell Svirldoff, assistant XP-- he was being questioned. He w a ! m 7 * T Austrian neutrality. The Austrian Afllai E. Stevenson may have won the first skirmish in what 1958-19.59 and foi-mcr Connecti­ Z- sdonal director o f the Unjted Auto the Second. .In their search last parliament has adopted voluntari­ cut State Champion I • / is developing into a fratricidal contest of major proportions. COMBINATI N Surf Rider Workers, said ~the union's position night, one mtui was questioned for State News ly and without force this neutral­ Kennedy's outriders appeared to» - - - Class of Private Instruction in: a time, but later released. ity after the conclusion of the have enveloped a majority o f the and Head-Rest Baton Twirling, Fancy Strut­ Every available member of the state (Austrian peace) treaty, in powerful 81-vote delegation from ting, Command Marching, Ike Will Confer department, led by. Police Chief which you played a substantial California. There were disputed re­ Divers Taking brum Majoring, Dance Twirl, Joseph W. Kinsella and Mayor J. Roundup ports that Gov. Edmund G. (Pat) also Tap and Ballet. Walter Kennedy, combed the A____ - Bigivni will lowar hia favorite son MATTRESS Call MI 9-1680. do'wntown area' In which Patrol­ (Coatlnned on Page Five) ‘ flag in favor of the Massachusetts Corpses from With Herter on man David Troy, 26, was felled by Norwich, July 8 (4>)—The case of Senator’s candidacy. a Norwich policeman who was three shots about 9:30 last night. - Kennedy’s lieutenant! were said The city has offered a 81,000 charged with breaking into a sta­ to have penetrated t^e Pennsyl­ Crisis in Cuba tionary atore and stealing |12.10 Crashed Blimp reward for information leading to In cash was postponed today until Italian Leader vania delegation with the result the capture of the Jtiller. next Friday, July 15. that hs_mlght get a sizable ahare Lakehunst, N. J., July 8 (P) Newport, R. 1.‘, July 8 —Pres­ ... The police. . force eonsisU of o f that state’s 81 votes on the first Harry S. Adler was arrested yes­ Divers started bringing up today ident Elsenhower and Secretary about 275 otilc'era and men. Asks Truce in ballet. terday on charges of breaking and the bodlaa.of crowmen Wiled when of State dhristian K. Herter will Police said the blond bandit, entering and larceny. Bond of 85,- ompeMiB8 f^wezmaaald Mayor diacuaa the Cuban crisis .llad:^>nUt «aoRa./< tiun Ichard Daley of Chicago would a biimp crashed and sank 15 mUe# W T riS ' orderMriaffltihviW. ' off the New Jersey coast. fereiite here this weekend. was sdMut 6-feet tall, weigbad b«* .AililuIoflUeB sant AtUer admitted Riots, Strikes be ready to deliver all but about 14 The blimp, - a 403-foot jgiant James C. Hagerty, White Houee tween 175 and 185 pounOs, wore throwing a crate through a win­ o f Illinois’ 69 votes to Keimedy. gray trousers, white shirt, tan qr dow of the O’Haire Stationery The Massachusetts Senator wa# among present day airships, buck­ press secretary, today announced Rome, July 8 ((F) — Senate Pres­ Meet Miss USA led in flight Wednesday and 64'*x24 'Guaranteed plans for the conference at Eisen­ 'beige sports Jacket and some kind Store on Shetticket Street early ident Cesare M enagora appealed ls 500 rioters. . Later the exodus evidently was zertlng. In. a'dispatch from Leo­ ably more than offset any deser­ you with their appetizing, ready-to-eat perfection. vote delegation to the convention, tions they inight suffer from the Uie arrest and conviction of the thick enough for a spoon and your discriminating taste-^^d your pockcjtbook. Premier Fernando Tamhronl ac poldville, said bayonet-wielding Ribleoff is Zupportiivf U.S. Sen. 34-voJe Indiana and 64-vote Ohio kidnaper. choc)c-ftill of Dairy Queen’s Mexico Backs CDuba cuaed the Reds of using anti- troops stopped Belgians trying to John F. Kennedy for the presiden take the ferry to Brazzaville. delegatioha. - They are worried al­ X" ‘coun^-freeh flavor. tial nomination. Cne of Kennedy’! fascism a# a front for ah attempt PALMER 4 STROKES OUT to aeize power and warned the gov­ But he reported 3,000 to 4,000 ao about possible defections from earliest backers, Ribleoff is ex­ News Tidbits Helgians, mostly women and chil­ Maryland’s 24-vOte group, pledged St: Andrews, Scotland, July 8 Come h for a troat TODAY I pected to be named leader of the ernment would do its "full duty” (iP) — Ariiold Palmer, young In Dispute with U.S. to restore order. Culled from AP Wires dren, managed to get aiiross be­ to their candidate In the Initial bal­ New England delegation, \^lch fore the traffic waa halted. loting. Latrobe, Pa , golf pro, moved to will have 144 votes. The Governor (CoBttBiied ra Page Five) within four strokes of the lead ia being accompanied to the West (Contmoed on Page Five) (Canttmiad on Page Five) In the British Open tourney tiH 'Mexico City, July 8 UP)—^A con*^ Coast by Carl J. Lalumla, his exec­ With 60,000 residents already O lM D,'7 Ovma C*. P f. He made no direct reference to day with A third round 70, Just ;r greasional fpokesntan for Mex-' Cuban Prime Minister Fidel Cas­ utive aide. evacuated, the Chilean Army aiKl oa be finished a torrential robi: DAIRy qUECN NO. 1—500 HARTFORD ROAD I DAIRY QUEEN NO. 2—807.MIDDLE TPKE.„W.I BLUEBERRIES 29e Ico'a ruling'political party 'aaya tro. Prior-to; his departure, Ribleoff Na'vy are racing against time to kit the oourae'and. the fourth ^2,800,000 in Tax, remove remaining 40,060 persons ALLAN COE JB., Proprietor the nation la solidly backing the The congressidnal leader said he ■aid he would aet up at least «ne and n«ei round was poaQioaed' AL ELKIN, Pipprietor in Valdivia threatened by millions Cuban- people against the. United ivas speaking for the Party of breakfast meeting 'o f the entire until Saturday. Kel Nagle of Medium New Bnglud delegation. Penalties, Interest, of toa# of water upriver from that Meany Predicts Jump MTIVE SliaMER SQUISH Size Each States; Senators and deputies .Revolutionary Inatltutiona iPR I), AuetrallA who had a 71 todoy^ 1 TRIMH.ESS 8REE^ 2 u>.19e ' gave him rousing cheers. which has an overwhelming ma- Already At Los Angeles' and ac city behind a dam formed in Lake tive Inj Kennedy's behalf are Con­ Paid by Kolodneys Rinihue in the recent. earthqSakes grabbed tiro lead from Roberto President Adolfo. Lopez Mateos .Jority in Congreaa and runs al­ De Aloenxo of Mexico when tlio most all phases of Mexican politl- necticut State Ch'airinan. John M. ..Soviet Premier Nikita Khrush­ was silent on the statement made chev returns home to Moscow af­ Of Million in Utter Mew up bn the ftirnt holes . by Emilio Sanchez Piedraa, chair-, Bailey, one of Keimedy’s chief Boston, July ,8 (ff)—The Boston ■tratagdats, U.S. Rep. Cheater ter 9-day visit to Austria. of the morning round. De 'VI- man of the Permanent Commis- (Contlaiied OB Page Twoji Internal Revenue Service (IRS) oenzo had a 75 and ia aeoond at Bowles, chairman of the conven­ haa disclosed the aetUement of an Pravda published new atiock on «ion of Congress. tion's platform committee. Secre­ Loe. Angeles. July 8 (/Pj-^AFL-A'Workera said economic policies of 200. Nkgle Is at 207 find Palmer Sources close to the president income tax case against Ralph and revised Western Disarmament PINEHURST, TENDER tary of the State Ella T. Graaao, a CIO president George Meany pre the. Elsenhower adihinlstration U U a tie for third at 211. aaid they felt the statement rep Robert Kolodney, Hartford, CcHin., plan that was to have been pre­ LYNN POULTRY FARMS member of the platform conimlt- busineasmen, for some 82,800,000 sented to .10-natlon Geneva Con­ dieted to Democratic convention have slowed Industrial growth to resented the view of a spokesman •UM ill ME W H ITIU k m CHUNK TUNA 3 for Me Castro Rejects tee. Slid several other .delegates platform drafters today that gov­ a point where the nation’s future Is BOROS WINS JUNIOR GOUT for the legislative branch and not Ml taxes, penalties and- tntereat. ference -befoi;e the Communist# Choieo Frtfb ConiMcticut Peultb - Dirtef From Forpn fe You! and alternates. walked out . . . Marine Corps ernment imemployment figures will threateiied by a mori rapid Com Watertown, July 8 (ffi— Jainea .1 the executive, which is reapon- It waa the biggest income tax The Govemor’a childreri! Peter case In the history of Connecticut.- gives general discharge on grounds ■how a "frightening" Jumpof near­ munlit expansion in this area. Boroe of Bridgeport’s D. FAlr. HKUAUNH’S MUIMMON MAYONNAIM pt. *5e LAMB LEGS -5 9 ‘ aible for Mexico’# foreign policy Protest by U.S. and Jane, are also m San Fran­ . Meany'a unemployment forecast chUd Wheeler GoU Club today of "unsuitability:' - to PlFC. John ly one million during June. r-ei /V W < , M L t .L t-t PARKADE under the constitution. But his The IRS figures, released yester­ Theiw are genuine Spring. U.S. Choice, Premium cisco. Peter will serve as a page day, showed the Kolodneys paid C. Patsaias of New York, who Thia increase, he laid, would be and warnings of possible further captured Mt* State Junior Golf speech was billed as an explana ★ MID DU TUi'fiHIKI • • . MAfKMf. UP SUNSHINI KAMANACOOklES ...... i.. .. . 43a lamb legs. If you wlah ybu may have 4 or 5 chopa Havana, July 8 (P) — Fidel for the Connecticut delegation 82 tnllllon in taxes and penalltlea was escorted frain American Nazi the largest May to June jump in downturns took platform atten­ title by defeating Robert Palmer tion of thp basic policies of Lopez cut from your leg. One fork full of thU tender lamb Castro's gpveriunent last night re­ while Jane will be active in the out of a claim by the government Party rally by Armed Forces Po­ the Jobless total since end o f World tion for the -lime being from a of WlUimantto, 4 and 8. Boria, and you know y o u ^ v e apent your money wisely. Mateos’ government, and It seem­ jected the U.S; protest sgsinst Kennedy operations. Mra. Ribleoff, o f 83,340,000 in taxes and penal­ W ar II. potentially explosive tuaele over-a nepliew of goU . lice . . ..P hilip L. Baldwin, 68, JuUua aad Ernie Boros, was 1 up ed most unlikely he would have seizure of Ameriesn and British oil recovering from a gall bladder op­ ties owed. general manager Of National As­ Urging govemment pollc.laa elvU rights plank. eration, will be unable to attend at the turn aad Uoreased It to I 1 OPEN SUNDAY-10 A.M. to 2 P.M. | spoken without consulting top refineries in Cuba and charged the ITie settlement figures show .the sociation of Mutual' Insurance l^eyed to . atlmulaUng greatar eco^ A parade o f ntarly 40 witneasos , I ffovenunent offlclpls. foreign oU companies were trying the oonvention. npmic growth, Meany aaid the appealed before the drafter# yes­ up on tha Uth from where he p r^ payments came to n'early 80 cents Agents for 20 years, dies in his of- oeeded to add to hla margin ha MBATT DOUBLE . Sanches Piedras told a congres­ to "return Cuba io colonial depend­ on the dollar claimed. flro of heart attack; country la bn the road to atagna- terday to demand that,the party sional caucus "It appears that our ence on foreign economic Uiter- pledge ttsolf to uee of full powers the acbeduled 18-kole flna). BREASTED a . May Sue State The IRS at Hartford, notified of Post Office Department ap­ tlon, not to growth. POULTRY,PARTS notihem neighbor (the United ests.” Berlin, July 8 iJB)—Connecticut « Boston action, aaid that an ad- Other adurcM Indicated they ex­ of the "federal government—legis , bUT FRESH DAILV Statqs) is closing the doors of Its proves 8420,000 extension and latlve and exeouUva os well as the p i b b m e n s a v e t o w n Foreign Minister Raul Roa ac*. Chronic and Convalescent Hospital lltlonal 8800,000 in Interest on the modernization of poet office at pect the Joblesa figure will jump friendship, and understanding in frona about 3}^ million to about courts — to ellminate r(Mflal dls- Obeoey, - ~ MEAfr — — UYIKS:. JipUUR HAMiURP .. -... 2Jba. f f t I; cused the United States of .teing Assn, officials are coiuldsring le­ taxes owed la alao -claimed by the Bqutit Norwalk i 5 Levi oarmany, leoriug timber aad - a Q c the fst» of the yeemiiigs of the "Fslae; bypooritical and malev­ gal action to force the state's rate government. 4 ti million and i the uneinployment' drtaiflltttlon in schools,' 4)1 . AIR-CONDITIONED— Cuban people to live In liberty and one-time Negro slave who recalled inent. holosion rock# South but calm wanting from . Sen. aaatoni Wadhiagton GAME Lb Roa also rejected a British pro­ ed that meet of the reduction re economic conditions waa mods In C u l^ people our same attitude of 'Hieodore E. Hawkins o f Ham­ Philadelphia waterfront -kiUlng Speasard L. HoMi^ of Florida IhM |wt up b i BROILERS and » m s — ty, to S y, POUNDS SOUR STOCK.....4lbt. 29c ILPCK ISLAND SWOROnSH y test against the seizure, but only fleeted "the Interplay of trana- testimony for a convention' rooo- r ■ . w solidarity,” he continued, “and we den, president o f the aasodation. action# between the companies throe worfcbn at an oil processing lutlons committee which ho# In­ tiiat A plank o f this natura 'Would figbten Itaa^ : , .. .1 ■. , wish to tell them that we are cer­ the . note to UJS. Ambszfsdor aeid tills today following a Thurs­ plant, and generating 4-alarm fli^e drlva many Boutbernera from the bUae aflar M S02 MAIN STREET i.i Phljlp J^nisl was made public., . (owned by the Kolodneya) and U dicated It will endorse a plonk T o i t o fflio Q iM M ty (Olid C om poM w i ^ N k o f tain'that their right to. live 4n so­ day^ night meeUng . here of repre­ iitdlvlduafrj’ - . Radioactive -pellet of radium promising to stimulate the econo­ party. He appealed for modera­ eoutrol cial Justice and economic liberty (British Informants in London sentatives from member end iron- "In agreeing to the 82 million and beryllium found Intact on my. tion, saying the South would pev- will have to prevail in this contl- said ths Cuban rsply was mUdy member hospitals.' '(Mttlement, tiro IRB took Into con- rotuiside near Cariebad, N.M. and In slmUar testimony‘bofore the sr peaept oeereteo or Mzapult^oo. Bsnt In tbs hcqM of peace and re- returned to trucking company eommlttoa yoaterdoy, Walter lUu- elproeat friendship.” that loot It thWi pjjjwAdeot of the Ualtod Aato