WEDNESDAY, JULY 20,1960 AYcrtae Net Preie Run fAGlS E IG ^E N TlUt WtothRr For tiM Webk Baded ForooMt of U. e. U $ LV JoM 4th. 1M« ■ ‘ Members of the 8th District n r o Held for Blackmail John St., Naw Havan, was ^arged 1 3 ,1 2 5 nO r and.(Boot teolglto-lidW, Department will mMt at the fire with blaokmail yeaterday. ' LT.WOOBeO. do. Buaiiy aad wanh>r AboutTown house tomorrow at 8 p.m. in uni Lambert, a former prise lighter Menbcr el too Audit High 85-90. Weet Haven, July 20 (P) - - A Boroan o f ObeOlatioB . form to participate in a parade New Haven man la being helir un also known as Louis Lambertl, al ICE riANT; Mtmehester^A Cky of Village Charm ih e R«creatton Department will in Wilson. der $50,000 bond for attempting to legedly asked the victim to pay 61 BI8SELL trr. •jaln show mo vies at Center Park extort $30 from a worker at a him $20 and assaulted him. when CubesXruahed-Block$ tomorrow aveninK at 8:30. These Five Manchester students at concession at Savin Rock amuse he refused to pay. The complainant MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1960 (Claaemed AdvertMag oa 16) PRICE n v C 'C K I ^ movies will consist mainly of car Hillyer CoUegc, University of ment park. said he bad handed over $10 ear ▼OL. L X X a, NO. 248 (EIGHTEEN PAGES) toons and comedies. In case of rain, Hartford, were named to the Donald Lambert, 30, of 206 St. lier...... f ttey will be shown the following dean's list for the last semeiter. Thursday a t the same time and They are Miss Gail Anne Ahlf, War on Speed, Drunk Driver plaoeu 18 Avon St.: Richard E. Kwle- State News T T O j. _ cienski. 227 Union St.; Miss Joyce Miss Dianne Ektwards, daughter E. Lido, 44 Avondale Rd.; Jerome 0#EN THURSDAY TILL 9 fM , o f Ifr. and Mrs. Daniel Edwards, D. Snyder, 119 Brent Rd., and IM Walker St., and a student Guy U Wilson, 389.^artford Rd. R ou n d u pt\J LO nurse at Hartford Hospital School Troopers, to Patrol o f Nursing, has' started a 12-week George Turkington. son of Mr. program in psychiatric nursing at and Mrs. George Turkington, 18 HOUSE the Institute of Living in Hart Gerard St., has been accepted at Constable Finds ford. Alfred University. Alfred, N. Y., In Civilian Clothes where he plans to begin studies •in September. He will major in WITH ALL Murder, Suicide mathematics. He is a graduate of Manchester High School. & Cornwall Bridge, July 21 And Unmarked Cars (JP) PURCHASES From Interfering in Congo —A New York businessman DON'T Bryan F. Krause, 87 Walnut Still plenty o f wear left In St„ has been accepted for ad Hertford, July 20 (/P)— ^0 clothed Troopere in the unmarked and hif^wife were, found dead abOes when brought here for mission to Wentworth Institute in State Police Commissioner cars observe and clock 'speeding in a summer cottage here last eocpert repairing. . Boston for the academic year drivers, then radio ahead to a uni night and State Police said Open Mondays All Day beginning in September, for a 2- HALE Leo J. Mulcahy announced to formed trooper who will stop the Closed Wednesday the deaths were apparently a Lumumba year program leading to an asso day that the Troopers driving offending operators and make the Reds TeU Afternoons arrests. murder and suicide. ciate in engineering degree. unmarked cars will be 'taken The authorities said the couple out of uniform and directed to State Highway , Commissioner left a note, but they declined to SAM YULYES patrol in civilian clothes. Howard . Ives will be ask W ill Speak "SHOE REPAIRING reveal the contents. ians "Thle draatlo step is neceaeary,” ed to cooperate, the Commission OF THE BETTER fUND" er said, by hav^g his personel at The bodies were found by a GAS HEATING he said, "becauae of the eudden constable in the couple's secluded SSOAK STREET upsurge o f highway deaths. It it the various highway toll .houses B efore UN Same Side as Wstldns P. STOLTZ throughout Connecticut hold of vacation cottage off Route 46. aimed primarily at the driver who State Police Identified the. vic Vacation Special drinks and speeds. fending driyers also, when neces-. Quit Now CH 7-2651 tims as Hoyt Spelman, 57, and his “ Speed end liquor were Involved aary, pending the arrival of troop- Kampala, Uganda, July 21 Herald Photo by Oflara wife.. Beatrice, 81, of 43 East 63rd AD 2-5946 in the recent Darien accident •By WILUAM N. OATIB FREE ESTIMATES Mulcahy noted that there have St., New York City. Authorities (A*) — Reports from tightly Scouts to ^Homestead’ in the West which claimed five lives. declined to say who fired the Read Herald Advs. “In the Ledyard accident early been 128 faUllties thus far this censored Ruanda Urundi say United Nations, N. Y., July year, only five fewer _ than up to fatal bullets until after a medical fierce inter4ribal fighting has 21 (/P)— The United State* Wednesday, in which three sailors examiner performs autopsies to Boy Scouts, Explorers and adult^^Troop 91, t9 Plym ou^ Lane: Jphni^Iy, 15, Troop U 2, 6 MoMe_Rd.j..a wore kiUed and another critically the same time in 1959. He pointed" broken out there between said today it will do whatever leader from five Manchester troops Mortimer Jr., 15, Troop 91,' 82 junior assistant scoutmaster, and out that since July 14 alone there day...... , Injured, the preliminary Investiga Mrs. Spelman was found on a Ruanda .peoples who want a it must to keep* Soviet troop* of Charter Oak Council left yea's r- Plymouth Lane; Alex Urbanetti, Curtis G. Mellen. Scout leader. tion disclosed the sailor's had have been 16 fataliUes as against 14, Troop 91. 13 Green Manor Rd.: Mellen attended the first J.'fn- bed. Her husband wa.s on the floor republic— and later to join out of The Congo. day afternoon from Hartford by frequented a drinking establish only four in the corresponding pe^- U.S. Delegate Henry Cabot MEN'S and CHILDREN'S train to participate in the fifth na Stephen Johns, .14, Troop 123, 250 boree in Washington, D.C. in 1937. | riod last year. nearby. A .32-caliber automatic The Congo— and Urundis who ment for a considerable period of was also in the bedroom, police Lodge gave toe pledge to the UJN. tional Boy Scout Jamboree af a Greenwood Dr.: Philip Rice, 15. The Rice and Mortimer youths at- i time just prior to the crash,” he “Most of the fatalities oc want a separate monarchy. said. Security Council after Soviet Dep 2,000-a'cre camp north of Colorado Troop 91, 53 Crosby Rd., a acrlbe tended a Jamboree at Valley Forge ' said. curred,” he said, “ because of the The region, adjoining The Con yz RUBBER HEELS for the Jamboree; Richard McNal- in 1957. (Herald Photo by Ofiara). ' The couple were believed to uty Forelgrn Minister Vasily V. Springs, Colo. Mulcahy .said the modus oper go to the east. Is^now a Bel Kuznetsov, said "peace-Ioviiiff have been dead for several days. Special for Tlmrsday, Friday and Saturday Members" of the Jamboree unit and! will be to have' the rtvUlsh-. (Continued on Page Thirteen) gian trust tfirritory. Messages states” would have to act If B4$- are Robert Midwood, 14, Troop 47. Cornwall * Constable Frederick (Brtng This Ad) ' ' from' Belgian civilians say gian troops did not immediately 413 Parker St.; Tom Johnston,' 15. Sondern discovered the bodies. He leave the chaotic new African ra- WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS Troop 25, 27 HiUcrest Rd.: David visited the cottage last night after they are awaiting Belgian public. Mellen, 12, Troop 112, 35 Falknor receiving a phone call from the troops before leaving for At a council meeting laaMng Dr.; F. Richard Dixon, 15, Troop S-P-E-C-l-A-L New Contract Talk couple’s son. Hoyt Spelman III, Uganda and Tanganyika. until 1 a.m Kuznetsov introduced HALE'S SERVICE DEPT. 47, 37 Packard St, a Jamboree who said he had been unable to a resolution demanding the with OAK STREET ENTRANCE s MANCHESTER, CONN. patrol leader; Roger Parrott, 14, reach his parents. drawal of Belgian troopa within It was the note that apparently Leopoldville, The Congo, July 21 (/P)— A U.N. spokes three days. led police to offer the murder- The Russian resolution was not Continuing at UAC suicide theory. No arrests have man said today Premier Pa expected to win council approvaL HOUSEHALE been made, police said. trice Lumumba has informed Instead the 11-nation group prob-' MILUNERY DEPARTMCNT The simple vacation homes lies the U.N. mission he will fly ably will approve a milder resolu Hartford. July 21 OP) — Renewed^ Lhat output was better than 90 per in the northwestern section of the to New York tomorrow to ad tion being drafted by Ceylon and state. The area is sparsely settled. Tunisia that will call on BelgiuM . contract talks between United Air cent of normal. It is continuing dress the Security Council on craft Corp. and the International its campaign to hire new workers That appears .to, be why the deaths to "proceed as speedily as poaal- Association of Machinists went on to .replace the strikers, were not discovered sociier. The Congo crisis. ble” rath the withdrawal. FOR Into the third day today at the indications were that the strike- ' A meeting of the council sched The Ceylonese-Tunlslan resolu WHEEL ALIGNMENT—WHEEL BALANCING - StaUer Hilton. - might continue until the fall at Funds for Med School uled for this afternoon may be Belgian Foreign Minister Pierre Wiflpiy, left, points', and Congolese Delegate Thomas Kanza toys tion was drafted for IntroducthMt Questioned on whether a settle the plants in Bridgeport and Strat postponed to await Lumumba’s with pencil while listening as Belgian spoke on Congo situation during United Nations Security when the . council resumes debate. RADIATOR REPAIRING AND RECORING Hartford, July 21 (;P)—“The ment was Imminent, lAM chief ford of United’s Sikorsky heli arrival, toe spokesman said. Council debate la^ng into early morning today. Wigny accused mutinous Congolese troops of Lodge welcomed a report from COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE University (of Connecticut) has counsel Plato E. Pappa. who has copter division. The UAW 'is the The tall, goateed government attacking Belgian nationals. (AP Photofax i. Secretary General Dag Hanunar- SEE been authorized by the bargsfhing bargaining agent for the workers had offers of substantial finanlil chief has threatened to call in skjold that the new UJ7. mlUtaiy committee for the four plants in- at these plants. aid from research and faundation Russian troops if Belgian soldiers force was moving Into the Congo ' volved to talk alone with manage- -•The company, however, said the funds” toward establishment of a do not leave Congolese territory tost to restore order and protect meht, said; “It , could break in a National Laber RejMions Beard state medical-dental school, the immediately. NAM Proposes toe population. He expressed hops that in a few days It would M CLARKE MOTOR SALES matter o f hoursi ,br It could go on had 'scheduled a heanng Aug. 29 chairman of, the universRy board Belgian planes began airlifting airing close to 10,000 strong. 301 BROAD STREET— MI 9-2012 and on." to consider charges filed by Unit of trustees said today. Belgian parachute troops out of ed Aircraft against the union John J. Budds, aasistant auditor Leopoldville today in fulfillment Plank to Bar The U.S. delegate noted “tepeeta Pappa, who said the discussions that toe Soviet Union ml$1it intw- have ranged over many areas, charging uiiSair labor practices. of Travelers Insurance Co. said of the United Nations plan to this in a statement announcing the m||tke' tois a 'U.N,-cpntrplle4 city vene in the Congo directly with -shifting-- from-^problSms -o v e r—r» lllSbpsT’'a h a " dec& ed: hiring of strikers and discharge of (Contiiiued oo Page Eleven) university’s board has; by Saturda^ "The troops are re Nixon, Rocky Split New Spending “ Joined with other interested turning to Belgian treaty bases “With other United Natlena some strikers to contract lan members, we will do whatever may guage, reported that one of the organizations in .offering their co within The Congo. operation to. toe liaison committee A contingent of Swedish troops Chicago. July 21 (JV--The Na be necessary to prevent the in fbur union goals, eatSblishment of Chicago, July *1 (iP)—Gov. # might oppose Nixon but added he tional Association of Manufactur trusion of any miUtary forces not of the (touncil on Medical Educa for the U.N. Congo force arrived a union .shop, had nbt come into 2 Launchings Mark Hatfield of Oregon >vill doesn't.believe any final...... decisions ers today urged the Republican na requested by toe United Nattona.** OPEN HOUSE tion aind Hospitals of the Ameri from toe Middle East and be*.an the hegotiations. nominate Vice President Rich have been made. taking over guard duty from the tional convention to reject pro Congolese Premier Patrice Lu The UAC strike covering six can Medical Association and the ard M. Nixon for president ■ at The chairman aaid he has heard posals for new government spend mumba has been saying he will WEDNRSDAY 6 ¥M. to DARK plants currently is now in its 45th Of Polaris Hit Association .of American Medical Belgians a t . the Leopoldville air next week’s Republican national port, 15, mileSs out of towm. reports that Rockefeller has from ing programs when toe services in ask for Soviet soldiers if the Bel- day. CJolleges in their proposed study of convention. 150 to 400 delegate votes. Nixon gian troops did not withdraw n ie headquarters'' j?taft of the volved, can be provided by local 74 BRANFORD ST.. MANCHCSTER V ' f t ^7 Keeping in close touch with medical education in- Connecticut.” The announcement was made is credited with morb than I'OOb quickly. In a message to him Fri Belgian Air Force here also was governments or' by private initia negotiations between the lAM and In Target Area University . trustees appear to today at a news conference by against the necessary 688. day, Soviet Premier Nikita Khruah- packing up. File.s, '.cablneUs and tive. * Gambaloti built, 6-room Cape, brick front, 3 or 4 large management were the chief media favor the idea of a 2-year medical Robert Finch, Nixon’s adminis Rudolph F. Bannow, president of chev promised “toe necessary help WM. DICKSON even refrigerators and" washing Nixon, meanwhile, was reported bedrooms or dining room, plastered walls, full shed tors. who have caucused frequent Cape Canaveral, Fla., July 21 school—mentioned In a set of rec trative assistant. •the association, said unnecessary which may be required" to end machines were crated for shipment taking, a direct hand in shaping dormer, open stairway, fireplace, full cellar, aluminum CLIP HATS ly with the parties •— State Labor (A^ — Two. Polaris missiles fired ommendations made to Hartford the conventldh’s farm plank. federal spending adds to the tax what the Russians and Lumumba Commissioner Renato E. Ricciuti from a submerged nuclear-pow Hospital’s board of directors—as to the Belgian bases at Kitona and , By JACK BELL burden and siphons off money need call Belgian aggression. storms, beautiful stonewall, loads of Down &S0N ^ Luxurious, No-Iron Kamina. - One of Nixon’s toughest cam IN ASSORTED COLORS. and Federal Mediator George Ben ered submarine streaked down.the one which ’’could, be established at Chicago, July 21 (JP)—Vice ed for capital investment to speed It was in "this flurry of activity paign tasks, if he gets toe top shade trees. Only ...... Y w w 260 TOLLAND TPKE. nett. Atlantic firing range for 1,100 minimum cost to toe state,” Budds President Richard M. Nixon and the nation’s economic growUi. (Continued on Page Six) —still insufficient to meet Congo nomination next Wednesday as TEL. MI 9-0920 Yesterday, Pappa said the talks miles to hit squarely in the said. - ; Gov. jNelson, A. Rockefeller are be- expected, will be to try to win lese demands tha^ Lumumbj/^g consulted in efforts to draft a “We have not given attention to ESTABLISHED 1915 were the “toughest bargaining planned target area yeaterday. Such a school, similar to one at the Midwestern farm belt statess the need for new capital at home,” L Values notified Dr. Ralph J. BUnche, the rve ever engaged in." The firings from the eubmarine Dartmouth University, can' serve Republican platform acceptable to back to toe GOP fold. SCHWARZ Real Estate top U.N. official here, of his in both. ’ he said in a statement before a Pappa said he wasn’t discour George Washington, were hailed as a screening device to assure With this in mind, Nixon pa^ed platform aubcommittee. MLS REALTOR Commercial anil $1.98-$2.98 NOW Nylon Tricot Slips aged by the situation, ' but •said students going on in medical edu tention to fly to New York. Announcing this today. Sen. as a big step toward operational along to platform committee The rate of economic growth haa that it was lough." Bunche- telephoned Secretary Thruston B. Morton* of Kentucky, Bulletins * weapon that could be a cation are of top quality. members the ideas he has been become a major issue this election FOR APPOINTMENT TO SEE OTHER THAN WED. It would also relieve pressure General Dag Hammarskjold. who toe GOP national chairman, told a Induitriol Painting Take Elevator To Second Floor giant deterrent to-wiy enemy ac gathering for nearly six months^ year. Russia’s effort'to try to over from the AP Wires TEL. MI 8-6454—AD 6-lt41 9 7 Hence," he added, on existing four-year schools. has disclosed plans to fly to 'The news conference lie doesn’t know tion. to incorporate into a plank de-‘ take the United States in thle field yet what will be the outcome of at FULLY INSURE! The company did not make an Gliding silently beneath toe signed to convince..the farmers has helped, niake it so. aseessment of the strike picture. fConUnned on Page Sixf tempts to iron but dlffere’nces of With Shadow Panel Reg. P waves about 30 miles off Cape better days are ahead if they vote Democrats promised at their Los It issued a statement, however, Backs Welfare Plan opinion between Nixon and the U.S. REJECTS COMPLAINT Canaveral the George Washing ■ Hartford. July 21 (fl*)—Gover New York governor. Republican. ^ Angeles convention to initiate new Washington, July 31 (/tt— Ttm declaring that 75 per cent of .the federal spending programs as a ton made the historic first launch nor Rlbicoff today supported the If a mutually acceptable plat- , United States aooosed Bqsala production force at the struck way of encouraging new industrial plants had -returned to work and ings from a submerged submarine principle of local welfare depart formrm is xrrireeqfmrf-adopted: Morton-Said Mni/1 f9iiwltots ViCfc.-- Of---tJlD plSltlOriXl today of making “a reckleaa while below the surface. ment work programs whereb.v possibly could serve as the catalytic conunlttee, Indicated the Nixon' growth. threat of aggre^ve action” tai "Large scale federal interven Shoor Jewelers “There was a hell of a lot of those o n /e lle f could earn part of News Tidbits agent to bring together a Nixon- endorsed plank la likely to pledge tion in the field of hyman affairs Its protest against the alleged .99 tension. A lot o f hopes, ambitions their keep. - Rockefeller ticket. He said this a continuation of federal farm buzzing of Soviet tiilpe by FBI Findsr-Corp se and-prayers rode with to6se mis Culled from AP Wires His endorsement came as the' would make ’’a very strong ticket.” (Continued on Page Nine) American planes. In a fonnal siles.” Governor prepared to confer with But the national chairman list (Continued on Page Thirteen) note delivered to Moeoow to Of Missing Doctor Spesdeing was Adm, William F. State Welfare Commissioner Ber ed this only is a possibility, since U.S. Embassy in Moscow delivers day, the State Department vtg- Rabom Jr., who for four years nard Shapiro to see what legisla he said Rockefeller had been 2 reply to Russian protest that prously rejected Rossla’s eom- Washington, July 2L UP)—The has directed the Polaris missile. tion could be drafted for preaenta- American planes buzzed Its fishiflg “very adamant” In saying, that he plaint that aerial Inspection of FBI today reported the body of fleets on more than 200 separate ■wouldn’t take second place on the Soviet ships violates the inters * LavIsMy trfinmeci 4n nylon los« Dr. Edward Roy Bartels, Du (CoBtlan.^ OB Page Four) fOontiiiued on Page Six) ticket. Alr-CondlUpned occasions. . . Ex-President Herbert national law and freedom o f tlM Park Free buque, Iowa, missing slnse July 11, Hoover says lack of a place to go As for himself, Morton said he seas. Russia claimed In a Bata For Your * iomn styins with snom to seam ponnlt has been found in a wooden area doesn't want the vice presidential Shopping In Purnell after school and on holidays is. the sent eight days ago that -UK, la niinoia; nomination and is not seeking it. Comfort Parking most im^rtant cause of juvenile planes on 250 Instances have SRp« In whlto only. Sim 32 to 44 T FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover Left Backs ‘Fortunate One’ delinquency. ' Nevertheless he is regarded as i made low-level dangerous passw < said kidnap charges will be. filed The Enfield Junior Chamber of leading possibility for the place, In Hawait, over Soviet ships* * Pottieodfs in white or block. Req. 2.99>—Special 1.99 Immediately a^lm t Victor Harry Commerce is one of three top win which Nixon will fill with the Feguer, 25, arrested last nij^t at ners in the National Jaycee Com man he wants Jf he becomes the D.S. HIKES P O U S a AID , Birmingham, Ala. Widow Takes Oath munity Develbpfhent Program. . .' presidential nominee as expected. Hyannls Port, Mass., July 21 (/P)fplanning some old fashioned Washington, July 21 (P) Bartels, 32, disappeared after TIuts' well-known American moun Morton said he thinks - three Sen. John F.' “Kennedy annoimced " whistle stop techniques in his The United States grantod tain climbers, Dr. George R. Bell answering an urgent telephone names might be placed before the today he will open hie “New Fron campaigning...... Communist Poland today an ad- call-from a man who aaid a wom of Cornell University, Dr. 'willllam convention for the preeldehtfal tiers” campai^ in the nations’ Meanwhile, Truman, the wV/.Ule Unsoeld and Nicholas Clinch, con an was seriously ill in a Dubuque nomination, but there ihlght be newest states, Hawaii and Alaska. stop champion of them all, y e s-, Ic aid as part o f Its policy o f ' rooming house. As Ceylon Premier quer 25,660-foot Masherbnun Peak only one. He said Rockefeller and Kennedy said Alaska represents terday announced his willingness in Karakoram range of Himalayas. encouraging the Poles to rely * Hoover said Bartel’s badly de San. Barry Goldwafer (R-Arlz) "the great opportunity of Ameri to campaign for Kennedy. He had less on Moscow. The aid, all tai. Wife of American U2 plane sought to block Kennedy’s drive to composed body was located In the ca—our irast and untapped nat the form of surohis fana prod By DBNiSEL P E W S pilot, Francis GSry Powers, .asks ural resources, our opportunity the Democratic presidential nom 'woods across the Illinois line about Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev ucts, raises to $426 mUUpo tbo 10 mllM east of Duhuque after Colombo, Ceiylon, July 21 OP)— for growth, our chance to dam ination. for permission to attond trial of Strontium F^llou| This opened an Interesting field amount extended to the PoOeh an all, night search.* ------Mrs, Slriipayo Bandaranaike, a our- rivers and Irrigate our lands." government In the post four DRASTIC her- hiijtoand next month . . . So He said Hawaii, the 50th and for speculation. Hoover said tbp body was found 44-year-old ^wido'W whose name viet gbvermnent' Is scheduled to Near End, Japs Say Altoough Kennedy released no years. E PTHOMATIC about a mils off of U.B. Route 20 newest state, is “ an outstanding means “Fortunate One," was hand over to U.S. Embassy in example o f people of many racea public comment about Truman’s ■— a highway between Dubuque Moscow tomorrow body of CapL after, .aides said privately .to® Sen 3RD POUO VICTIM D H » and Chicago. sworn In today at Ceylon’s prime - Sapporo, Japan, July 2i Vf) ~ and national orlgliia living and Fff tlw raST TUNE a Skin DhferV minister, defense minister and for Willard G. Palm of Oak Ri(’| e, Japanese scientists have noted that working together In peace and ator wSr ^s the former President's Providenoe, R .' L. 'July 'll (SB; Tenn., . pilot of RB47 reconnais dangerously radioactive Strontium- —'Bulbar pojtp took the Ufe o f A (Conhnued on Page SerentoeB) eign minister. harmony.” Massive crowds, mostly women, sance plane Shot down by Rus SO dust scattered over the world Hawaii “Also represents as well (Conttiiued Pago' Nla^ third Rhode Istauid ebtid a t watched and cheered as the world’s sians July 1. by nuclear explosions have just a bridge to Asia,” he said. 12:40 this morning. The via-:, first woman prime minister en Government-appointed conunit- about settled to Earth, a Hokkaido Kennedy plans to fly by jet to tlm was 19-monili-«ld Kovfeiv Watcli, Timer and Chehab Continues tered Gov. Gen. Sir Oliver tee says society Is better off with University scientist reported to Hawaii Sept. 1. Then he will go Principal Defends AmeiMtos of West Bsntegtsib' Goonetilleke’s residence for the out artlflolal Insemination' hut day. ^ , to______Alaska and from ______there to De He hilsd received no Salk vaq-- cSeremony. practice should not be--dselared — Prof. Saburo'Sakamotb said^hls- troit-Yor a Labor'Day:;Bpeech.- T t e l l r r m - d ns.. Two other- ctilldn B a n — A s Lebanon’s Chief \ ,< ia S 8 t a i K u n W U U p«*ioosly in the ISd* poU* e « fi - ON ALL “Jayaewa (victory) to our criminal or be regulated by law development, less than two years Kennedy's statement on Hawaii . United States accuses So after the last known nuclear test break here, labeled an epMeaSid Beirut, l>banon, July 21 (g>) — mathini (lady),” the crowds cried. and Alaska was announced i t a The governor general escorted viet leaders of deliberately trying conducted by Russia In' October news conference by Pierre >. Salin Miami, Fla., July 21 OP)—Is it by State bealt^ offleials. Ocn. Faud Chehab has yielded to her to a balcony where ■ she ac to provoke international tension. 1958 confounded predictions' of “ sectarian comment” to tell an In hospital this wsralng also r ^ ; {dess to stay on as president to' ger, the Democratic nominee’s knowledged the cheers with the Japanese scientists that SR-90 fall press aid. quiring school child that God is ported two additional Only Dtpfhomahc it a woleh, iimsr and dspth gougs—all In Avert a-possible outbreak of civil Organization of American States eastern style salute, in which the out would continue for 10 years everywhlere ? bringing the total for the strife when a new parliament takes investigating group reported bn- Kennedy said he and his running onsi Thit prscition tslf-winding, 17 jtwsi inilrumcnt ihewt. palms are placed together and after any nuclear blast. A Miami . 'elementary school to 64. ever next week. preosed with nature of . evidence mate. Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson of your dspth ot dtl timet. Recordt elapted time and depth with raised. found in Caracas. Venezuela, coh- The finding supported a state Texas, will wage a vigorous cam principal told the Dade County Saeb Salem, one of the leaders the highett vitibility. Slim, waterproof* itainlett tteel cate. Summer Merchandise Tears, which she had made a cemlUg attempted assassination of ment by Dr. Willard F. Libby of paign starting around Sept. 1. Circuit Court yesterday he saw o f the 1958 uprising, . Is In line to formidable weapon in the recent the U-S. Atomic Energy Ciommls- none in that remark by one of his Firit ond only timing and depth gouge inttrument mbde become premier when the parlia Pres. Romulo Betancourt June “I will visit as many .states as election campaign, were stream 2 4 ....two Npw. York teenagers slon that fallout was continuing at teachers. exdutively for tkin divert. ment convenes .Tuesday. Salam, a time will allow. I plan to visit every ing down her face. coifvicted of first degree murder in a very rapid rate. Principal Ferard Frison aaid $ 8 9 ^ 0 Moslem, won a smashing victory section of our country," he said. Mrs. Bandaranaike wore a plain knife slaying of two other youths 8akaj|(toto said scholars froifi Kennedy still will go to Detroit Mrs. Harlow Chamberlin, wife of in the recent elections, wiheh went white cotton aared for the cere universities in northern Japan, one o f - the plaintiffs in two suits off without trouble. in Westside tenement district last to speak at a rally in Cadillac CROTON NIVAD/* GRENCHEN mony which inataUed her as headi summer. meeting at Hokkaido University Squafe on Labor Day, his state to bar religloua observances in Chehab, a popular career soldier o f the goverftment in this island Rep. Adam Clayton Powell' Jr. earlier this month, reached their ment aaid. He had been Invited to Florida's public schools, com PAY ONXY flAO WEEKLY who atanda above partiaan poll- o f 10 mUUon (D-NY) says he plans to give up conclusion upon the basis of re- open his campaln there by the plained that a teacher had given tka, aubmltted his resignation as She wan without jewelry be his sent In Congress “not later than ports exchanged among them. ayne County,______Mich.,____ AFL-CIO. __ sectarian Instruction to her child. president yesterday, iuying he, felt cause she atlU mpurnn .her hun-4JUM4'! and retire an mlninter o f the ^^Th^ notM^ t l» t the-aroount-ot|- -TOe''labOT g r ^ to ttsiirritatlM. “ The eltiid isksd *Ia-Qod svw y- - Bli job wee Ibilabed. night hours band. Prime Minister Solomon Abyastnian Baptist Church about SR-60 4n the soil had not been said It w u a trpdiUon for Demo where* T” aaid Frlaoa. “1%a teach loHA/ later ha changed his mind atfer Bandaranaike, who wea aneialnat- the aame time. Increaelng recently and believed crats to start campaigning there. er said 'Yes!. I told Mrs. Cham to of the M new deputies signed ed last September. Her 10-year- 'E ^ar Snow, writer for Cowles this was due to an almost oom ‘ Former President Hafry S. Tni- berlin 1 didn't think that was sec n t ^ A i S BT,—Next to Savtiiff Book of Mkiiclieetoi- a MtlUen urging him to remain. . old aon, Anura, was with her. PubliMtlona, haa bean glvan a plete halt In falloOt. < nian opened his campaitn there in tarian comment.” Chehab became presldsBt at th'c After the ceremony, abe lift for jwmpoit for troval la riiii)mails( Sakamoto explained that when 11948 as did Adlal Stevenson tn A Florida law attacked *rrevUi/if uoetMned. trytM eo4 c'ewn Meet, aiod o u y a lm d y bo thara. 11953 and 19M. State Degeitaiqat otoetoli gay. Saitjp, Xeaaedr* was MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONJLr-THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1980 PA G E TW O MANCHESTER EVENINS HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1960 ttmhron Covmtry Andover Brothers . lockvUle Imperial Caterers Galahad Awards Cycle to Concord Legion^s Bazaar Sheinwold on Bridge r U S . Tea Rooni Slated TV-Radio Tonight The Best In Any Season Made by Church Two Andover youngsters Starts Tomorrow Weeding Moyie Stars cycled their way to Concord, COfcRECT PLAY EBR.dMter The Baby Has To R^pen Soon N.H.— about 150 miles— In SOMETIMES LOSES Both sides vnloenUo Awards'presented at a recently A baaasr will be held tomorrow, , , NORTH two days. By Alfred Mielnwold “IVA p«;.tty h«Uc>tration;’tp*rt_B« Into helif Court of Honor by the Order and Saturday at the Legion home A I 10 t The foraer^oi^r of the Tea on Wall St. by The Coventry Be sure to clip this article out Room in the burned out Profes ■aid 'n tom u A. Sanoit, co-ow’ner complete kitchen on wheels, it has of Sir Oalaha^of St. Peter’s Epis - Philip Denoncourt. 13, and a A K Q I 7 Television American Legion Post. Tomorrow sional Biiiraing wm open another of ManCherter Imperial Caterers, facilities necessary to cater to his brother, Peter, 12, arrived and carry It In an Chulet around ♦ A 6 , Been Named.;. S:00 Bis t Tlitater (in prosreM) 3:30 Tha Real UcCoya I. U copal Church, went to.the follow 33. SO G R O T E> W EK a large grtmps of people in a short yesterday to visit w iti grand the' program will be from iS pm . to A K J ' restaurant there, jnrit 8Ik)w (in progreu) Producer's Uboles 10. “ but It’B worth It." your neck, for it proves that the 18 ing members; Qerald Taylor, a parents in Concord. midnight and the following day WEST EAST Ralph Hamilton of 14l Orchard Early Show (In procreai) ' 30 Michaels in Africa He referred to Imperial s con time. right play sometimes loses. I f you Twillriit Theater (inprosreii) 40 Johnny Rinso I. U 40 "I bought it two years ago," medal for high honor and leader They started out Tuesday ' from 1 p.m: to midnight. 4 6 4 3 A K 5 St. has signed a lease with the Cart()on Playhouie S:0() Myitery Theater 18 tract to serve meals at least twice Benoit said) "but this U the first The auxiliary of the Legion will ever have a losing session of V 2 V 1 0 9D84 owrieri of the Professional Build Jeannie Carson Show 3. 40 a day to between'17S .and 22.% mo ship; Richard Leach, an award morning, and phoned their bridge, perish the thought, you can Huckleberry Hound Bachelor Father time we've used it. _ It sure has for service and perfect attendane conduct a food booth with FYench OKQ 10 753AJ92 ing and said he hopes to open his Cieco Kid t “ • “ 3 .S tion picture stars, extras, techni parents to let them know YbMftYD0U(JHHUt ^0. haul the clipping out to prove that Theodore Bradford, eon of Mr. and Mrs. Dmison Palm er Die- S:25 Weather. Newt and Bporta Zane Gray Theater ■paid off. " for two years; to William Ander fries, clam cakes, pie and Ice A843 A975 restaurant Parly In September. Wreitllns BS cians and other currently on Icjca- where they would be camping you’re still the best (but, alas, me SOUTH bolt, Blva Circle, Biixhdale Heights, Vernon. He was bom July 18 • :80 nim 3:80 The Untouchables FMIIKFIIRTS The hectic part of the catering son, perfect attendance fdr one cream available. There -will also tlon at the Ransom Farm on To- overnight. unlucklest). player In the world. A A Q 9 7 2 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents The third floor of the building Bporta. Newa 6 Weather The Pendulum job is largely reflected in the short year. be a fish pond. was destroyed March 22 in one of Danser le Mv Builneea Markham 8. quonock Rd. In South Windsor. "F lip" and Peter prepared This hand came along in a team a 3 3 are Mr. and Mrs. George R. Brown, Morristown, N. J. His pa- <;45 Dous Edwarda 3, The movie eniourage, part of the, notice given, on meals. A special gold cross for serviifg The Zoning Board of Appeals har several suspicious fires in the Wrangler 10. 23. their' meals enroute, with the granted Kenneth A. White permis match between France and m r - ♦ 8 4 temal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Victor A. Diebolt, CJhat- John Daly _ 10:00 Oroucho Marx 10. 33. MADE OF PURE WESTERN Warner Bros, organization.-’is film "But the company realizes that as an ■ acol.vte was presented to way- in a tournament for the Eu * A Q 10 6 Rpckville ares. Workmen are re Huntley Bnnkley 10. I Led ,3 Lives ther'ek a certain amount of trouble exception of one restaurant sion to erect a home without .prop ham, N. J. - He has two brothers, Richard, 5, and Mark, 4; apd S:6& Barry Barents ing "Parrish," a story based on the Gerald Ts.vlor. Lapel pins were ropean championship. The con ffMt Sonth W«at Narfh modeling the entire building to- Adventure Theater in meeting their .schedules and meal. er setback at the corner of'Hever- two,staters, Sandra, 3, and Gayle, 2. 7:00 Johnny Uidntxht Repipubllcan Pre-ConvenUon Show 3 PORK AND BEEF AND best sellinR novel by Mildred Sav also presented William Anderson, tract arid the opening lead wem Pasa 1 A PftftS 2 ¥ • • * • • make It a 2-stbry structure. they make up (or it with a good The 'boys’ arrival surprised ly Dr. and Reynolds Dr.; Movie at Seven 10 :S0 Take A Good Look t, 40 age of Norwich, The main stars Peter Bartlett, and Richard Lieach the same at both tables, and both PaM 2 A Pass 3 ♦ Hamilton ran the Tea Room for .PaasDort tn DaAxer Death Valley Days 23 contract." their grandparents. ’They had The board granted .the variance BrlaS Edward, son of Mr. and Mrs. James W. Connolly, 50 Confldential File are Claudette Colbert, Karl Mal for choir attendance. declarers took the first trick In PaM 4 A Past . 4 N T more than eight years, from 1949 Nawa a Weather NATURAL SPICES' According to Benoit, it is a not been forewarned to pre as being conaistent.With the Intent Norman St. He was bom July 13 St. Francis Hospital, Hart Thla Han Dawaon Silent Service den, Diane McBaln, Connie Stevens A trip to 'Venn’ont Is planned for YflMMT ■ duirimy with the ace of diamonds. Pass 5 V Fast C A until 1958, when he-sold out his :45 Play of the Week worthwhile experience; simply in the Sir Galahads on July ,30 and vent them from .worrying. and purpose o f aohing regulations P«BS ford. His maternal grandparents narq Mr. and Mrs. Angelo T:1B Film and Troy Donahue. The rest was very different. AU business to William Nerheroff; John Daty and tba Newa 1?.00 The Bis Newa INSIST ON M OTS ft W flG El PIIODUC15 Because of the tobacco field set terni.s of seeing a film company in 31, and other trips will 1m held in in Coventry according to Herman DOUGHNUT Opening lead — 4 K Giola, 638'KM ney St. His paternal grandmother is Mrs. Ann Feature 40 The return trip? ’The The Norwegian had^A headache. The leue was signed by Ham Huntley-Brtnklav Weather. Sports (k News tings required by the stor.v. the operation. The complexities of August and September. W. Muisc, secretary. CO. Connolly, 88 Florence St. He has a brother, James Jr., 7; and youngsters are restln* up and Hq was" Ured. A ll hS wanted to ilton and W alter Douglas of W-^:t 7:30 I.4tw of The Plainsman Barry Barents movie group is freq\ienlly working lighting, wiring and positioning of Berbeene Menu Noted Guest Preacher two sisters, Marian, 5, and Angela, 2. i Playhouse 3 11 :1B Jack Paar 10 TRY SOME TO DAY... thinking that one over, do was finish the match and go Hartford; one of the new owners . out in the broad leaf, and Im equipment, he indicated, is amaz To' whet the appetite of those The Rev. Edward A. Rebmann, Dally Queation Bat Hasteraon World's Beat Hovlea ing. Tite movie stars are “wonder minister of the Federated Church and lie down. ‘’ “ Let’s have the Partner opens with one apada o f the building, and -was filed ves- Steve Canyon 11:30 ^ c k Paar 33 perial's portable, kitchen rumbles planning to attend the chicken tooth out,” ho said to himself. And Daniel Scott, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Brewer, 89 Convention Preview 12:45 SUarllsht Movie‘ as close aa pos.sible to the location ful people," he said, spending much barbecue, sponsored by the Wom Gordon W, Weeman, the service in Colchester, will preach during and the next player passes. You Ridge St. He was bom July 16 at Manchester, Memorial Hos terday at the Town Clerk’s oflce. 3:00 Donna Rhed Show 3, 12 60 Newa A Weather AvaHaM* at IN ROCKVILLE he led the Jack o f spades from 10 to open operations. time between takes talking to and en’s Fellowship of Otiesd Congre- w ill be conducted by lay-leaders at the 10^ a.m. aervices Sunday at hold: Spades— J 10 8; Hearts—A pital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Harlon L. Bat Uaaterann 1 00 Late News dummy'at the second trick. Playhouse - of Stars Nawa. Prayer ' .IN MANCHESTER “ We know soon enough we’re entertaining children and other gatidnal Church; it has been an ® a.m. The Brotherhood of St. A n the First Congregational Church.. K Q J 7; Diamonds— A 6; Clubs— Hildreth. Vrinchester. N. H. His “ p a tm a l grandmother ’ Is Mrs. H. BACKOFEN’S visitors to the site. drew win meet at «:30 a.m.,,As Second Church Events 'The thimp finesse worked like K J 2, What do you say? BEE BATUBDAr'B TV WEEK FOR OOapraJBTE U8T1NO in the tobacco- fields," chuckled nounced the menu wlll'lnohide half- a charm, so the Norwegian de Anna Viets, 13 Newman St He has a brother, Patrick Lane, Cbehab Continues BURSACK BROTHERS 80 SCHOOL STREET Benoit. "Wfe wear w;hlte uniforms, Imperial. Jointly owned by s barbecued chicken as Well as corn usual, on Saturday. The Second Congregational Answer: Jump to three hearts. 22 months. Bulldlag ^ermlta / Church services Sunday -will be at clarer drew trumps and got rid In standard bidding aystems this 489 HARTFORD TtOAD , MERTEN’S MARKET >* but the dust takes care of them Benoit and James M. .Minicucci, on the cob. of his diamond loser on a heart. The following building permits 10 a.m. with the Rev. Edwin C. jump is a force to game and hints As Lebanon’s Chief 24 W IND SO R AV E N U E pretty quickly.” , has been in operation two years. The barbecue is to be held at thp He scored - the slam and an ■ over U ea Anil, daughter o f Mr. and* Mrs, William A. Reichert, K L E IN ’S M AR KE T- Depending on the time schedules, Its bases of operation are the Gilead church Saturday from 6 to have been issued by Zoning Agent Meineker, pastor, delivering the sti^ngly at elam. You have full ______if» Radio 161 CEHTEB STREET G ARY'S M ARKET Karl H. Links; Renewal permit to trick fo r a' total of 1.460 points. French Rd., Bolton. She was bom July 15 at Manchester Me sequences, and hours of the day, Manchester Country Chib, the Ho 7 p.m. The event will also Include sermon. value for this kind of meeeage. morial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. . (Conttniied from Page One) PROSPECT STREET Harold F. Lane,,Baper Mill Rd.; The Church. Vacation School has Better. Flay (This Hsttng IhehidM only tbosa newa brondenats o f 10 or 18-mlBnts KNARFS FOOD MARKET the film group may order anything tel Bridgeway in Springfield, a food sale, rummage aale, and (Copyright I960, (General Fea- Emil E. Bom, Brunswick, Maine. Her paternal grandmother la Walter and Tijer’eaa Slater, road about 75 children enrolled with The French declarer, a good lingth. 8m m stations -carry other short newscaats). 540 MIDDLE TURNPIKE, EAST ROCKVILLE PUBLIC MARKET from coffee and pastry or box Mliss., and the Hotel Terramaugus handicraft sale from 3 to 7 p.m. turee Corp.) Mrs. (3eorgena Reichert 103 Ridge St ■ She has two brothers, height of the 1958 rebellion In side stand; O'Connor Lumber Co Mrs. Ivan Robertson as superin mathematician, found a better ^ 118 UNION STREET lunches to a full course, hot dinner. In Best Hampton. Reservations may be made with W illiam Allen, 6 ^ , and Gene PhlUp, 3. which political foes‘ of President WDBC—1366 WTIC—1686 MANCHESTER PUBLIC MARKET Imperial took over the catering In an average week, Benoit said. any -member of the Fellowship or for Robert Glustafson, garage, Am- tendent. Mrs. James T. Laidlaw play for the slam. He knew that Camille Chaipo'un fought Cham- 8:00 Newa and ZalmanZaf 6:15 Weather and STOrts 805 MAIN STREET SCHAEFER’S M ARKET contract about a week ago and ex Imperial employs as many as 2fi tickets may be obtained at the ston Lake; London' Park Inc., is in charge of arts and crafts the trump finesse was a straight oun’s attempt to extend his term 6:15 Art Johnson 8:30 Album Jpf the Day 38 P A R K PLAC E Kenneth Porter, son o f Mr. and Mrs. W illiam F. Goodale, 6:45 Lowell Thomas 6:46 Three Star Extra RUSS’S MARKET pects to continue until the film waitresses. Tite firm hss had as door. ranch house, lot 38, ^ n d on Park; and Mrs. Thomas. T. Cooper, rec 50 per cent shot. He decided to in office. Chamoim called in the M ink Trail, (Coventry. He was bom July 18. at Manchester Me 7:05 Amos .'n' Andy 7:00 Dick Bertel 217 CENTER STREET company leaves, probably, accord many as 72 people .on its payroll Oburch Notes and Richard DIBuonb,
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'r-p ^ / - ,.V '■ . / ■ ' ■■ ■ • MANCHiEStER EVENING HERALD, M ANC^STEB, CX)NN;r ^H jn[^^ JUUY FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1960 •0.* ------BklOdoakl was aAasted RockviUe-Vernon “ tiaua her husband’s poUelsa. But ent state Jaw .in a trial which waa that all animal Ufa progressed Australia to, Let .. F O R ' AT fUnJcviU^Vemon . m tU m om on a oom- 2 Launchings Left Backs ‘Fortunate One’ by tha time ha was UHed, ht had Principal Defends brought together the masterly ef from one geological period to-the U S E K E l plaint fUed by his wife. Ho is S v p tr fo r •tpplng \ forts- of Clarence Darrow, In next. exhauated ahy program of action ACTION BECJ schoduled to M>pear la oourt Aug. alid was ' improvising tha tem Class t^alk on God Scopes’ .defense, snd 'WllUsm Jen 'W’hat waa tha trial all about? Aborigines Get 1- ^ ^ Of Polaris Hit Paisley Quits porising from ‘ ona crisis to the nings Bryan, a special prosecutor A Dayton Waitress put it this way: It •l•Behs eft Oie Is M lfi, H ul^ Revised Jadges A ssigaafl Dalrq Quoen «»lek freek. keaMy- ’ BRIk! next. (OoaUnuad from Page Om ) in a battla termed "Science vs. "Oh, some guy claimed we came Social Security 0«» iaeteetJlrylac T-4-t; ■’■•■I ToUaad County Superior Oourt Widow Takes Oath Tn tha campaign she vVept so Religion.” from a monkey. A man named He. •! amy S n r etete. U m i'4 will again bhara presiding Judges le t naVs. yamr 4Se kaisk. P l a n n e r s In Target Area . D istrict Post often opponents said her b6st Ch'a'mberlin—who describes him "1 had hoped the trial would ac Dsrrow and another named Bryan Canberra—Auatralta has broad with Windham County Superior ■•••e A l|al« Dnur Dept' weapon nraa tears. 'Ibe election self SB an agnostic—requires dally complish more than 11 did,” "com got mad about It and they jfot In ened its social-security program to Court during the oomlng - court SODAS outcome was a personal vjetory, bible reading in the public schools mented Scopes on his first visit to an argument and tha whole bring aborigines into equality with H js Vsmon Firs District PUa- sessions. Pnga Ona) Vernon Fire District Tax Col lector Frederie S. PaMey ynter- Asf Ceylon Premier based largely on emotional appeal.' but forbids sectarian comment. here since the trial. "It was a cir thing broke up.” other aid recipients. Biac OominlMloii last n lfbt adopt-' in the fan. Judge John F. Cotter program from a paper plan to the The daughter of one of Ceyldn’s cus. Calling it a ’Monkey Trial’ ad raviifd ragulatlona governing: will preside here and wiU hear day submitted his resignatiem to Dairy Onsen’s ctelidons School observances of rSllgious Some aborigines had been re first launchlnga from a sub^ most Conservative old families of was part of the circus.” ceiving child-endowment, unem WINDOW^SHM Mbdlvtslona. They go Into ettect pleas in criminal eases Sept 22. tha District eommiaslonars. holidays continued to draw ob merigad nuclear submarine. He coantry-fresh flavor (OMtlnmd from Paga Ona) aristocratic landowners. Mrs, ployment. and sickneas aid, but the July 29. Paisley, who has held tha post tives to Mra Bandaranaike’s Free jections from witnesses as the The city was decked with flags Ebccept for short calendar busi spoke with confidence after two Bandaranaike before her husband Turnpike Market new action makes 4,000 . more WASHAILE According to Planning Conunia-. ness, eases will not be beard until for three years, said ha was re maloBS tiiese ta ify lodaa dom party. A grouping of small hearing before Circuit Jildge J. and bunting today and a carnival ftnn Chairman Kran Kilpatrick, of the squat rockets wera fired signing because of the pressure of a Buddhist temple to be blessed landowners, schoolteachers, tradi was gunned down by a Btiddhist Frits Gordon wound up its third j atmosphere prevailed — a.s it did nonnomadic, nonprimitive natives Nov. 1. ’The fin session closes a real tidrat-quencher. Entered, Robbed eligible without distinction for age, INTERSTATE the revised regulations bring them successfully within three hours buslnqsa Commission Chairman by monks. tionalist physicians, srtiall-town monk shunned the prime.minister’s: day. during the Irlal.1: Automobiles of Dec. 28. Beat the heat with a official residence and kept largely' for Invalid, widowa’- and maternity AQUA SHADES In line with the wording And in yesterday. , Donald Lovefin said the commis She was called to the post after lawyers and a few rich landowners One witness, school- board mem the 1925 vintage lined the streets Judge Alva P. LolseUe o f WllU- to their courttr.v home 25 rtiiles The Turnpike Supermarket, at benefits. The Government says tent of SUte sUtutes governing ”Thera Is now nO question that sioners will meat next Tuesday Dahy Qoeen sodal alaetion returns assured her left which her husband headed untl| ber Jess Yarborough, tesfifled he and styles of the decade were dis Mx4e ite Oriar mantic will preside at the winter his assassination. from Colombo, Her major intefesta played in shop windows. payments to nomadic of primitive csgulations of this type. session, Feb. 14 through March 24. we will meat bur operitional data night to choose a new tax col- finds nothing objectional in por 151 W. Middle Tpke., was entered OwsM with Year B bIIhw Hetor. ist - backed FYeedom party a par were' two teenaged daughters and aborigines would be impractical. One of the major changes is re He will acMpt pleas Jan. 18. this fpll,” Rabom told newsmen liamentary majority. Tjie party was assured a ma- trayals of • Christ's nativity and - Scopes, who taught biology at a sometime during the night and 120 Paisley’s report for' the fiscal jority of—five—votes— because— Ih S L a son- Her political activity was quiring subdividers to file an ap- Judge Howard Alcorn will pre after emerging from the subma After receiving Goonetilleke’s .crucifixion, Joeal~high“sehbol,-ls-now^llv4ng In W s taken from an open cash reg ---- T Qtr ^ year ending June SO ahows the government names six representa- limited to cahipaigning for wom Yarborough, a Protestant, also plicaUon and final plan on 'the side in the spring from April 4 rine George Waahlngton following aall, Mrs. Bandaranaike asked as- .semi-retirement as a geologist at Device Speeds Braille tive.s of bii.siness interests and mi en’s ediication and planned parent told the court that he was pleased ister, according to a report received first Tuesday of any month, rath through May 12. He will accept the historic first firings. ‘The percentage of collectible taxes col trolgers to advise her of an ‘‘aus Shreveport, La. VENETIAN lUllDS* .1 lected on the 1988 Grand List was norities who traditionally voty hood. . to have his child learn in school by police this morning. er than filing at any time. This is pleas April 6. sooner wa gat an adequate mim* picious time’’ to accept. Dates for He arrived here yesterday as New York—An electronic com ber ' of misslla submarines, the 99.8 per cent with the government. After her husband’s death. Mrs.' the stories behind Jewish holidays. . Entry was believed gained advantageous to both the com OpensOffice marriages and other important Bandaranaike made a tentative a special guest for the premiere puter, reading 4,000 printed Eng Court of Common Pipes Judges better.” Although she didn’t need them, ’ Most, of the witnesses so far E. As JOHNSON mission and builders contemed, Atty. Harvey A. Yonce, corpo The total amount of taxes col aventa in Ceylon, as in a number start in pofitics by winning her of the movie, "Inherit the 'W’ind,'’ through a rear window, which had lish words a minute, produces are Judge Milton H. M ^ers, fall; The two Polarises scored spec the woman leader can count on have been . Jews who complain Kilpatrick pointed out. lected on the 1988 Grand List was o f Asian countries, are Axed after husband’s seat in parliament. Then based on the trial. been broken previously and board punched cards that, in another ma Judge William P. Barber, winter; tacular succesaea after being ration counsel for the city of tlie support of 12 Trotskyite mem about obseri'ances of the Chris ed up. A board was pried off last chine, direct the apeedy embo.saing PAINT CO. Once plans and application are $25,398.94. Taxes, interest and consulting horoscopes. she took over the floundering-Free- tian holidays of Christmas and "If 1 had .it all to do o v er again, and Judge John T.'Dwyer, spring. launched from the George Waah Rockville, announces the opening bers, 4 Communists and 3 other night. of plates used tp print Braille books filed, the commission has 60 days Handicapped Voter Session liens On the lists o f 1958 to 1957, But meanwhile ahe announced donj party and drove it from a pbor Easter and the invocation of I'd do exactly the same,” he said. 72.1 Main St., Tel. Ml 9-4561 lngton as she cruised 90 feet be Socialist-minded members from He said what he actually taught Police are investigating. for the blind. in which to act on them. Prior to Permanently physically handi of an office for the general prac collected this year, brought the Nm would nationalize the island fhfrt choice in pre-election predic Christ's name in classroom pray neath the wayea. totel to $25,809.81: Seven liens other parties with whom she had adopting this change builders capped persons who quali^, may tice of law at 8 West Main Bt< country’s insurance companies and a no-contest electoral pact. She tions to a close second in the ers. Comprssded air ejected both were filed and 18 released. „ could file an application before apply to the Town Clerk’s office Rockville. tea and rubber plantations, moat said, however, she would confine March voting.* The courtroom has been throng from their vertical launching Collectible taxes outstanding on their final plans were completed. requesting the Board for Admis A native of Washington, D. C., of which are western-owned. She her cabinet to members of her owm In the last campaign. Mrs. Band- ed each day of the hearing with tubas and thalr first stage enginea tha tax books o f 1948 to 1958 to This meant that as much as 30 sion of Electors to hold a spe^ Atty. Yonce graduated from also said she would name a com party. aranaike’a alliance with the Trot- spectators waiting in line by the days Could go ^ before the com Igmtad several feat above ttie sur- Washington schools, the Univer tal only $181.18, Paisley's report mission to investigate newspapers skyites and the Communists door to take seats as they become clal voter making session a t their fabb. The eecond atagee fired 6 The big loser in the election was mission met toi act. sity of Maryland, and Georgetown shows. that were vigorously hostile to her broiigiit claims from the Conseri'a- vacant. homes, according to Town Clerk minute later at an altitude of 16 the Conservative United National t The only persons present at the University School of Law. He is Fire Chief’s Report campaign. .party, which dropped from 50 tives that an inexperienced widow The only disturbance came yes Henry Butlpr. miles and boosted dummy war In foreign affairs, she is mlU- t meeting were members of the Applications must be made 'no a Marine Corps veteran of World Tlie Vernon Fire District Volun seats to 30. Its leader, Prime stood in danger of being dominated terday when a w'oman was eject heads 1,100 miles to tha Intended tantly neutralist. by communism. ed for shouting that ahe would commission, planning consultant later than three months before the impact area in tha ocean north of War II and served on active duty teer Fire Department aniwered 81 Minister Dudley Senanayake, OUR FINEST HOMART r- On the major issues plaguing not want her child to witness a re f- Merrill Llncobv and the Commls- next eieSHpr m aklng Aug." 8 the with the U.S. Naval Reserve dur fire calls, 18 ambulance cnlla and handed in his cabinet’s resignation r- Puerto RIoo. searched for two lost persona dur Ceylon, she has nothing to say so enactment of the crucifixion. sion's attorney, Robert King. deadline for admission of anyone Rabom reported tha 28-foot ing the Korean conflict. He has when the election results were an Paper Pitcher Offered r been admitted to. practice before ing the year ended June 30, accord far. Ihese include the stagnant nounced. Bank Assets Rise in this group. Further Infbrmatlon miaailes hit “with adequate ac economy, which should be expand Deposits at the People’s Savings may be obtained from the Town the U.S. District Oourt for the ing to Fire Chief Leslie Kittle. It was Ceylon’s seconil general Scope* Honored Ei. curacy to have done the Job if Of the fire calls, 10 were mutual ing to kjpep up , with the rapidly New York — A disposable pitch Bank Increased by nearly a half Clerk. they had been fired at an enemy.” District of Columbia and was ad expanding population, and the ex election in four, months. Senana- er, basically a large paper cup Dayton, Tenn., July 21 (APi—This u mitted to the Connecticut bar in aid, 6 were. Area at tha c l ^ dump ELECTRIC WATER HEATER 1. million drnrtng the^rearroded June -----HospItsJ Parking Improved yake's party won the largest bloc mountain town o f 3,000 persons I, Aeked. to be more apedfle, tha on West S't, there were 5 falsa plosive bitterness between the with a handle and a recloseable lid, 80. < Admiral amUed and said: "You February of 1989. Ha was associ of seats in' March but could not turned back the clock 35 years to Two flourescent residential-type alarms, 38 brush fires 11 residen Sinhalese - speaking Buddhist ma- is being marketed by a company i- A t the annual meeting of the are not m\ich interested in which ated with the claims dSpartmsnt fortn a coalition majority. He was day as it honored the man it con street lights haVe been installed in tial fires, 2 house trailer fires, 7 rity and the Tamil - speaking here. ‘The manufacturer rep- {2 bank’s corporators Tuesday mom- the parking lot at Rockville City side of the squirrel’s sys you hit.” o t the Travelers Insurance Co. eIndus which has caused much defeated oh his first vote of confi reeenta ,it^ as being' particularly victed of tewhing Darwin'a theoVy P lag- Secretary-Treasurer J. Everett for two years, and has servad as automobile fires, and 4 truck and dence in parliament. of evolution in 1925. Hosiptal by the Connecticut Light Rabom emphaaUied the double bus fires. ' ; bloodshed in the past. suitable fo'r hospitals or sickrooms r- North reported that the Increase and Power Co. triumph on the first attempts did a clerk of the Superior Court in The election gave 76 of the 157 Mrs. Bandaranaike’s ■ major because It might .help' prevent the John Thomas Scopes, now 80, C amounted to $479,800,62, to bring Hartford for the past year. The total fire loss was $2,260, campaign promise was to eOn- was convicted uhder a still exist- ... Reheats Faster The parking area, expanded last not mean tha Polaris was opera- Chief Kittle said. ■cate in the House of Representa spread of germs. Holds H eat r the bank’s total assets to $11,011, fall, is now being paved by the W. tiwial. Attorney Yonce is treasurer of p 468.89. The bank pays a SH per a. Schwarx Co. of Vernon.- The "Wa still have several more sub the Vernon Board of Education, b cent interest rate and is now a parking lot now Can accommodate marine launchings on the schedule vice president of tha Sacred Heart member of the Federal Deposit In .40 cars. before the mkwUem k i^ will have tac- Church Holy Name Society, and a RbekviUe-Vfimon surance Corp. All Star Oama Ucai capaMUty,” ha said. "Tha member of the Democratic Town A&P SUPER MARKET IN MANCHESTER - 261 BROAD STREET AND 116 E. CENTER STREET Officers of the bank were also Rockville’s Little League AH main thing we have to build up Committee. Ha has. been, active in Bielecki Appointed deeted. They are Donald C. Flak, is raliahlUty. When tha Polaris is the Rockville Young Democrats piastdent; R. Leland Keeney, vice Sitans will play their first tourna OPEN MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY ^TlL 9 P. M. ment game today at Heniy Pailc ready, we will have more aasured Club and is also a member of the As Deputy Sheriff president; North, secretary-treas power in otir hands than any wea Rockville Jaycees. He is a mem SEARS urer; Raymond W. Spurllng, as against Suffleld. Game time is sistant treasurer; and Nettle E. 6 o’clock; pon system in the last 20 years.” ber of the Citizens Committee for 1,1 il HICK AN'!' ' I ' Rabom has called the mating of Waiter Bielecki of Tolland has Smith, assistant secretary. Hie local team will be defend Better Government and was a ing its District 8 championship, tha Polaris misslla with &m atomic leadbig figure, in tha -recent cam- been appointed a deputy sheriff by The following directors were al High Sheriff Nirtiolail Pcwluk. so ree^ted; I^k, Keeney, Norths won last year. Head Ckiaeh John Bubmarlna a "great deterrant to pidgn for consolidation of the Olll said he will start Joseph war.:’ <3 town and city governments. Bielecki, who lives on Rt. 30, r e '-‘ Roy CTFerguson, John R. Gk>ttier, placea the late Eldred Doyle. Bie John 8. Mason, Raul B. Sweeny, Kayan on the mound, with Curtis "On land,” he aaH "our alU* Ha is Chairman of the Hoiudng U. S. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED, READY-TO-COOK, 4’/2 TO 5Vj LBS. Zahmer Ms battery mate. tary iastallatlans are knowB^aad Gonunlttee for the Community lecki, A native of Rockville, served iLURred W. Cavedon, Malcolm w. in tha Marine Corps during World Thmnpson, Samuel W, Oamble and There are ample bleachers for an enemy surprise attack woi Council for Senior -Citizens. Atty- spectators. These games usually certainly aim to knock them odt Yonce is counsel and Executive War n. He is married to the for 2 6 . 9 5 FVancis J. Prichard. mer Carol Clec^wski, and they S A V E $ Minor Aeddeat . draw a large crowd. with the flnt blow. But an enemy Secretary of the RockviUe-Author Pei Parade Put Off might -be deterred from etriUng ity and acting counsel for the have two childrsfu !>. Nelson Robbins Jr., 86, Lud Itewluk attended a 2-day sem The' Pet Parade scheduled for that blow if he knows he can’t low. Mass., was charged with fail Rockville Redevelopment Agency. inar in Bridgeport this week con ure to pass to the left yesterday tonight at Henry Park has been wipe out a Polaris’ fleet and that He is married to the former Regularly 174” ducted by the United S ta tes LA R G E f O W L afternoon after a minor accident postponed until tomorrow at these submarines will send nuclear Joan C. Tassl of Tenafiy, N. J., FOe SSOILING 0« FRYING (CUT er IPlITdlf lb 4>i) p.m. Bureau of Prisons. A wide variety on Windsor St. rockets in rstaliatlon.” ajid lives at 9 Brent Dr., Vernon. of subjects was covered concern Policeman Robert KJellqulst said Director Ralph Schumey said The Navy plans to have the They have four sons. WMOll 18 o r SUPM-MOHT PtIlLY-COOKfD r the postponement is due to the ing the operation and securify of C hicken s r Robbins ran into the rear of a car missile operational by Dotobar. Atty. Yonce is a niiunber of the Jails, Sheriff Pawluk was awarded being parked by William O’Donnell, Little L e a ^ game tonight The George Waahlngton and the American, State, Hartford and HONOR MAID Alt IMF SLICED About 90 youngntera snd many a certificate for satisfactorily com 81, WlndsoTvllle. There- were no Patrick Henry, first of a pro ’Tolland County Bar Assns. pleting the course. ’The award was 5c OFF THE 4 0Z M M k parents attended the marshmal r injuries. Robbins la scheduled to jected fleet of 48 Polarli auba, are presented by the United States De Bologna »EGUtA»«»ICE .WCG appear in Rockville City Court low roast ’Tuesday night. Next scheduled to go on patrol, each partment of Justice, Bureau of -■SbKIHHGHT-SttCEO ------f M t i f R Monday. week a parade on wheels is sobsd -Wlth.l6.nuclaar-armed-missiles, by Ctwt Total 71^02f294 Priaoqs. - ^------Pbllcwalso reported the arrest o f uled a r the pent. the end of the year. 101 M K C Edmond Gosselln, 41, Plainfield, on Hospital Notea Tha missile will have an initial Washington — Motor - vehicle P lain Loaf 2 MCGS 80 Gal. a charge of evading responsibility. Admitted yesterday; Mary operational range of 1,380 miles registrations in the United States •UTT SHANK B u n WHOLE Uppmon, 65 Orchard St.; Ignace IN JUST 15 MINUTES Police said Goseelin’s ca; hit a Testing alraady has begun on ad .during 1989 totSfued 71,502,294. FOKTION HALF HALF HAMS ear parked on Union St, and Songailo, RFD 3, Rockville Th&t was 3,000,000 more than in IF YDU HAVE TO HiAdiick Discharged yesterday: Dorothy vancad taehnlquaa designed to in NO MONfY DOWN Gosselln told police hecontinued on crease the range to 2,878 miles 1968 and represented a gain in the s c r a t c h y o u r i t c h — because he felt no damage was Brassard, 75 High S t within four years. annual rate of increase from 1.7 Yesr 48e back at aaj-. dnw atore. u 4 9 ' = t . 5 9 = . 5 3 = SS.50 MONTH ON caused. ’The parked car is owned Births yesterday: A son to M r per cent to 4.3 per cent. .Califor Apsiy rrCH-MB-NOT. Itch aad bnlit- and Mrs. Robert Weirs, Vlllsge bis disiopcar! Use laataat-drylns I T (^ by Andrew Qlbson, 46 Summer St., nia, with 7,400,000 vehicles, leads SCARS MODCRMZINe CRCMT PLAN Manchester. St., Ellington; a son to Mr. and MK-MOf day or alfbt for eoiema. rins- Great Di0erence the nation. New York is next, with w om , inioct bltof, loot licb. other vsi^ /• Oosselin is to appear in Rockville Mrs. Joseph Novak, 168-High S t face^raabet. TODAY at HoBfa-A Hale Texas q | id Pempqrlvania following. City Court Aug. 1. He posted Studies have shown that the Drag Dept. $200 bond. Vernon and TaloottviUe newa Is average yearly temparature dif Glass-Lined Tank Guaranteed Police also reported the arrest of handled throngh The Herald’s ference between tha equator and Joseph Sklodoski, 88, Vernon, who BookviUe Burenn, 8 W. Main S t, the North Pole is about 90 degrees COFFEE PEACHES 449' 15 Years...Will Easily Outlast is charged with assault and non telephone TReuont 8-8186. Fahrenheit Two Golyanized Heater Tanks PRICES WATERMELONS ia69' In water heaters, top quality is the real economy. Double MMJ? mmsmmm camwK J thick hbergla* insulation'hoards heat much longer. Wrap Want Your Businessi DOWN! 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motion to reinstate her bail. Judge that work at hand eontlaua: Selec MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1980 lion miles of trips snd maks mors raiigsmehts for various kind of she failed to show up In court, BUT [/■ FAGC SIX AAA Ti^ayel Unit than 10,000 reservations of all transportation and other services. Judge Refuses claiming she was ill. Leroy DaWson refuaed to hear the tion of. four alternates to ths 12 motion and, when Bringgold per Jurors alrsady chosen. sorts this year. Watson invited the public to She was forcibly brought. to Pump and Taak up the W est African coast, and and equipment were expected Inter crekss of 2,17i or 16 per cent over Cheney Hall Sale According to Club Preeident visit the new department today ‘ Bail for Carole court after the county jail physici sisted, ordered him to sit down. The onetime model uid Dr. the 830-man Swedish contingent in ths tfsy, bringing the Swedish OHici^y Opens Oonuneftlal UBSBv • ( the previous year. Elmer S. Watson, the World Wide and tomorrow between 8:30 a.m. an aaid she woe healthy pnough to Dr. Finch’s attorhey, Grant B. Finch,, 43, are accused o f slaying 2,000 Gallons That's better than 50 per cent Lumumba that had inoved by train to Cairo contingent' to 830 men; and 5 p.m., and Saturday bbtween stand trial. ths surgeon's socialits w ife In July U.S. to Bar Soviet Troops State News Said Underway Tbs 81,000-member Automobile Travel department will afford "a Xos Angeles, July 21 (A>)— Carole Cooper, accused the judge of mis o f etudents attending public from U.N. duty in the Gaza'atnp. 8:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. 1959 at the Finch home In West RoeUHlBOil A newsmen who fled, the Congo place where you can, at one etop, Tregoff burled her face^n her arms Her attorrioy, Don Brii\ggold, conduct in refusing to hear the mo schoole who are in the driving age Other American planes landed Club of Hartfofd officially opened tion. But Judge Dawson ordered Covina. Hartford—JAelwM ’f-SlOl reported In s dispatch to Brussels Negotiations for the sgle of ths have a routing for a trip by auto at the counsel table as a judge sought yesterday to introduce a Froiti Interfering in Congo group. at short intervals. t^day Its nsw World lyid* Travel prepared, with reservations at in ‘Fire Red* for Airmail R oundup This was Belgium's Independ that three Belgian ofllclais were ar nearly lOOryear-oId Cheney Hall at curtly refused to hear a motion to In addition., the Motor Vehicles dspaitment at 553 Farmington spected and approved hotels .or ence day, long observed In The rested in Stanlej'vllle Tuesday on 177 Hartford Rd. to the C'. l i readmit her to ball. Dept, said today tjiat 8,841 youths niotels, with a guarantee against (ron flBg* Om ) Congo, and^ Belgian’s celebrated oMers o f Lumumba. Hale Construction Co. Inc. have Ave In space formerly occupied Washington — To facilitate the She was sent back to county in , the 18-17 age • group passed overcharge, to any point in the handling o f airmail letters, 7-csnt jail loot night after a hot legal dis (OsMtausd iTMai Bags On*) thp freedom they won fZom Dutch The 6orr«spondent, who -fled to been reported. The building is by a market, a tailor shop and a courses given by private driver- Before UN U.S., Canada or M exico.. . . ” V airmail stamps will be printed pute in the court where she and '^KiUBietaov waa not ao plain rule July 21, 1881. nearby Uganda, said a former gov owned by. Manchester Properties repair store. O b itu ary tion to the lOBt General Assem training achools -during this same hereafter in a distinctive shade of Dr, R."Bernard Finch are on trial ■jnkim. Ho told tha council; ernor of Oriental Province named Inc., a subsidiary of J. P. Stevens In conjunction with the new de The club also provides touring period. The LeopoldvUla Utadto, in its red that will not be used for any on murder charges. tho BCfreasion contlnuci. the bly to- legaHse #uch work. (Continued from Page One) Coffin, a Stanleyville official named Inc. partment,' the club has expanded books' and ' directories of A A A The latter group was composed earl.v morning broadcast, urged (American Automobile Asan.) other United States stamps. Em Carole, 23, was released on 825,- aarnnity Tnll naturally appear to N. Hesiry Wickstrand The Govemior’a move springs De Poorter and Baron De La Spokesmen for the two parties Its touring and road service sec o f st\idents unable to tak,e driver- Congolese workers to turn up for garages, trip and baggage insur bossed airmail envelopes will soon 000 bait after a jury - at the first Sko more effective tneasurea both of from a work program instituted Congo at the weekend. Hammar- Court, chief assistant to the reportedly involved irt the sale were tion to meet the increased de . N. Henry Wickstrand, 7B, education courses in their schools, work as usual. ance. ball bond guarantees, pur be available in the same "fire-red’’ Finch-Tregoff trial deadlocked. The United Nattpne lines and African provincial chief, were not available for comment today. mands of automobile travelers, lakeside Dr., Andover died yester by the New Haven Welfare Dept., generally because of limited facili skjold is due in Leopoldville Mon "Thla is not a Congoleae hoH- The hall, once the - scene of chase of steamship tickets, ar- color. ball was, revoked Tuesday when |8>nK the line* of the peace-loving seized and charged with plotting who ars expected to plan 30 mil day at the home of hla daughter, but which was recently ruled out ties, or those -who have left school. day. day,” the announcer said. dances, entertainment and social Mates that sympathize with the against the republic.. , O>n«o.” Mrs. Harold L. Noble of Wethers by Aaslstant State Atty. Gen. Meanwhile, a big increase in (Reports circulated at the U.N. A Moroccan officer whose U.S.- activities, has served as a sales field, after a abort illness. students taking driver-education trained troops entered Matadi It was not known, the news —•Kuanetsov recalled that a week Ernest H. Halsledt as being in last night that Lumumba would fly room for various textile com Born in Sweden, he had lived in confilct with present laws. cou i^s in public and private yesterday reported they found man said, whether the tttrre would modities, and once was used as a I f o the council called for the with- New 'York to address the Be- ‘ art ! o f Belgian troops fr om the only five whltea in -the-etty—four be put ort trlBl or expelled from the temporary hospital— during— ths- DORSEY FURNITUR OJTO when it authorized Hsm- before moving to Andover eight limited number of city welfare heavy summer schedule of schools curily Council. Congoleae delegate Portugueee and one Belgian. country. World W ar I influenza epidemic. 22 EAST CENTER STREET M l 9 - 7 5 7 6 marakjold to send in the UJN. years sgo. He retired from U.S. clients had been assigned to part- atipplj-lng such training. Thomas Kanza said then the Pre TTie Moroccans entered ■with a It Is now leased by the Mill Fab ALL DOJMeSTIC GENUINE SPRING Zfire. But "Belgian troops are ar- Envelope Co, of Hertford, where time work on city projects. The ' Thirty-six public and private mier had 'decided to postpone the brass band blaring and without ric Salesroom, a branch of a New he wa.s s foremen, in 19.S2 after 47 schools, under the stale-aided pro any opposition' from the Congoleae. Boy’s Life Saved rhring simultaneously'" with U.N. hours spent were credited towards trip when he learned Hammar- York State firm. years ser4’ice. He was a member gram which provides $10 per pupil,, G m pb, he said, and "Bel|ian planes their relief checks. The persons The officer said there had been Oxford, July 21 (/P) — A 16- The building is assessed for. 818,- of St. .lohn's Lodge, A F and AM. are furnishing such courses this skjpld would fly to Leopoldville.) rocket weapons” are being were not paid in cash for the -considerable looting in the city by month old- boy’s life was saved 335 on the town’s grand list. Th* •ant of Hertford. He had been an A n work performed. summer. That’s about 50 per cent The U.N. spokesman deblined to the Congolese, particularly o f ra- land Is assessed for 88,830. GREATEST SALE In Our History yesterday through speedy llfe- jj^uznetsov also charged that the dover 'Lake end town constable. Since the State pays 50 per cent more than a year ago at this time. say whether , he believed Lumum dioa, bicycles, clothing and food. LAIWB LEGS sa.'ving tactics by his aunt. asastem powers are behind the de- In addition to his wife, Mrs, of local welfare costs, there are The State accelerated program ba’s move means postponement or In some oaaas the loot was cat^ HOFFA MOVE DENIED also perntits schools to make nomi Andrew Solberg, son of Mr. and red ' secession of wealthy Margaret Ackerson Wickstrand, certain State lawa which grovem an easing of his.threat to invite Tied away in- Congolesd army WanUngton. July 21 (AV-Th« Cut from Young Soft-m«at«d Lamb nal charges to students to help Russian intervention tmless the Mrs. W alter Solberg, 16 . Brook St.. tanga province from the Congo he leaves a son. H. Burton Wick local welfare prsctices. trucks. IT.B. Court of Appeah turned Guarant««d to b a Tandar, Light LB E strand of Hartford; three daugb- underwrite the cost. Belgians, who still garrison a score Naugatuck, was discovered lying down today a move by James Olcauae they want to hold ” eco- Bpeaking in support of the New Yhe U.N. Command plana to siemicaUy rich areas of the former teni. Mr*. William J.-Stone, Mrs. Haven program, the Governor de Under a 1957 law, no youths un of cities and towns, get out at once. face down in a 3-foot deep brook R. Hoffa to Mock a hearing on and Excellent Eating. Noble, both of Wethersfield, and der age 18 ffiay obtain, a license Meanwhile» the 'United Nations replace Belgian troops at the air during a children’s party at the Jttlglan colonies." clared; port and in criXain European efforts to oust hhn from the Mrs. Alfred C,. I.4igassey o f Olas- until they have first passed a- operation received more troops, home d f Mrs. Gertrude Griswold, presidency of the TeonMtera Kuznetsov’s resolution, in ad- " I ’m In favor of It In principle. areas of the capital w(th the ion to setting a deadline for the tonbiiry; two sisters, Mrs. Ida It is good for the Individuals, the driver-education course given by more food and equipment, largely his aunt. . i:nlon. The action opens the OR STIW AND PORIQUARTIR through American airlifts. The Swedes. LB Igian troop withdrawal.—called Waslin of-Perkasie, Pa., and Mrs. eommunlUes and the State.” cither a public or private second Mrs. Griswold, who was close way for a hearing on ehargea CHOP COMRINAHON 8 ary school, or a privately operated U.N. spokesman said three Rus The first contingent consisted of Lamb Fores Bi all U.N. members "to respect Walter Bches of Meriden; 'six by, plucked him out and., restored that Hoffa ntdshandled Uniqn driver-training school. sian-planes were heading in with 68 soldiers. The troops, looking fit Me territorial Integrity of . . . the grs.ndchlldren and several nieces his breating through mouth-to- funds in a Florida real estate Hotel* for Retired Youths passing the secondary cargoes of sugar. snd tanned after three months D n g o and not to undertake any and nephews. mouth artificial respiration. promotton. ,The alleged miaaM TINDIR AND PLAVORPUL LB CLOSE-OUT SALE! Hartford, July 21 i/Pr The Slate school driver-education school pro Two dozen U.-S. A ir Force Globe- duty in Gaza with the U.N. Emer •etions that could ^’iolate this in- Funeral services will be held to The boy was taken to Water- of hmds was in connection w M i Rib Lafliib Chops Welfare Dept, set the stage today gram are generally entitled to s masters handled' a movement of gency Force, flew to Leopoldville JteTlty." I morrow St 1 p.m'. at the Taylor and the sale of lots at Sun Valley, for development of Its program for reduction in their car insurance additional troops and. police from In a U.S. Air Force Globemaster. bu'ry hospital but was released Everything Must G o ... Look At These Prices " »The Ceylonese-Tunisian draft Modeen Funeral Home, 23.3 Wash Fla., to members o f the union. hotels lo r the retired. premiums. Ghana, a Negro nation lj200 miles Eight more planeloads of troops later. WHJ. TRIMMID LB SDu U-N. members "to. .refrain, ington' St=, Hartford. Burial- will im any Interference in the ter- Cornmissioner Bernard Sha|>lro Loifli Lamb Chops be in Spring Grova Cemetery. gorial integrity" of Tho Congo. appointed the agency's public in -►Belgian Foreign Minister Pierre Friends may call at the funeral formation director,. Frank T. Simp C L O V B R D A L E - MILDLY CURED home today from 7 to 9 p.m. St. S H O U LD E R - Mildly Cured, 4 to 8 Lbs . !Bigny and Congolese Delegate son, as housing and conjmunlty re John's I»d g e will hold a service fhomas Kanza, speaking to the lations consultant. One of the main HOLLYWOOD BEDS BEDROOM SETS Smncil. appeared close -together at the home at 8 p.m.- "^ e famll.y duties 6i the job wifi be ne\y pro Sm oked Picnics ^ 4a< Sliced Bacon 59< how soon the Belgian troops has suggested that fri^ d s may gram of obtaining special hotel AUBEEP tUTTERED BHP - Frozen S ould leave. make memorial contributions to apace for the aged and the retired. $ 00.00 the Cancer Society. •“ ■Wlgny said Belgium was ready Simpson will also have the re Gr pull them out "as soon as the 9 t 0 0 | f S EXCELSIOR 8-OZ PKG 3 9 ^ sponsibility of locating housing at Frankfurts l> 57c FOR » ’®“ R |2hited Nations tell us that peace 2 8 8 reasonable rents for -welfare NOTCH 4Wd tranquility are restored.” FuneraU families who are being charged Bgnaa asked that they leave "as excessive rents. In this he ^11 JAKA CANNED HAM •sen as possible I don't say Im- work closely with local housing au- Fresh Haddock Fillet . 43< Bbdiately.” Jieffrey Harris thcrritles and private rical estate A TOTAL OF 160.000 M l CAN $ 1 .8 9 -—But Kdnza said hib.govemmant Privsta funeral servlcea will be firms. DETAILS 3|anted the Belgian forces to get BIC held at the Holmes Funeral,Home, A sizeable number of hotels, $16,000 WORTH AT EITHER 2-Pc. Sectional Sofa KITCHEN SETS «u t of the Congo altogether. 400 Main 8t., for 3-month old Jef .Shapiro said, have also expressed “ W igny on the other hand said WORLD GREEN STAMPS frey Harris, who died of strangu Interest In the department's new CONTEST STORE ^ p t c i d i f ^ r i c t s . . . ^xira .Saving 1 Me troops were pulling out of cit* 88 W IN D ERS EACH W EEK lation yesterday afternoon after housing program for aged. EEK ft* where they had intervened to FREE . Und«r this plan, the State plana rtiect Belgian nationals from aw'allowing a piece of facial tisane. Burlsl will be in St. James’ to contract with hotels for use of Shrimp * i A $ K A . TINY, citA N H ) 3 «“ *!°° Sterling Salt ^ z ed 10< SUtinous Congolese troops but a specified number of rooms for * °° Cemetery. 1 6 7 senuid stay in The Congo in the The Infafff la survived by his older persons. The program alao l^ es Belgium retained after she ' parents. Mr. and- Mrs. David Har calls for the hotels to supply meals Stuffed Olives ’5SU9« Pest Alpha Bits ' Minted her vast.. central African and recreational activities for Mrritory’ independence on .July 1., ris, 138 Park St.; a sister, I.«slie BEST! these persona. TOP NOTCH MEAT Ann Harris: his maternal grand * 'Vigny said the troop lnter\-en- k a s ^ c^ s h Chocolate Syrup - uhiy 2 ctsr37< Son had been necessary because parents. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cream Cheese 27< Wantner, of Trenton, N.J.. and his muncoamukan ? i : > 4 o z ^ e , END TABLES s Congolese mutineers' had been *Mo»t Reprehenuihle* LAMPS paternal grandmother, Mrs. Clara U. S. CHOICE ooUng Belgian men, raping Bel- New Haven, July 21 fJP)—A New c a n s w it h cheese c a n s 3 Harris, also of Trenton. Strengheart Dog Feed 6 4?<. macaroni a j women and mistreating Bel- Haven alderman has been found Dr. Robert Keeney Jr., town BONELESS chlldren. Ksdza replied criminslly responsible for the trsf- CHUCK $ ^ . 5 9 $g.88 It Belgian troqps yesterday medical examiner, said nothing was CHUCK fle desth of a man In Orange last CHICKEN revealed by an autopsy that was OWC/IPAT SI/ # /M'CSC/rC'CC’l' lied six Congolese. April. Credit Summer f^rotluce I ^H am m srskjold told the council performed last night to Indicate ,that_anythlng other..than wad County .Coroner James J. Cor ■•a-.-had--made -dear -to -PreVnler- rigan called'the cond,uct of Louis or Xow PriceA X iL Dti eel of tissue stuck in the child’s throat Leet 3 6 Z o lse TShombe of Katanga prov Redentl. aldet'man of the 25th caused his death. ince that the U.N. force was "en- Ward, "Most reprehenalble’’ and ROAST STEAK I ALUMINUM FOIL RIG ROLL 29* MISMATCHED ~ ““ Stled to access to all parts” of Mrs. Mabel B. Wilson said "it fa lli within the purview of W ie Congo Including Katanga, the misconduct of a motor vehicle nhombe warned only yesterday Funeral sendcoa for Mrs. Mabel PRUIT GELATINES 4 r^ s 3 5 < CRIB MPTRESSES MATTRESS and BOX SPRING B. Wilson, 80 Constance Dr., were Jell-O M ere would be a fight If the TT.Ny Andrew Amendola. 35. of 49 Cen- GIOR6IA or 'fitrops tried to get into the secea- held y e s t ^ a y morning at SL. g ^ Perfect Mary’s Episcopal Church. The SOUTH CAROLINA C H IB Z W H IZ 8-OZ JAR jloniat province. Injured when a tractor trailer driy Lean #1 for Ktah 29< $ y . 6 6 $ ^ 0 .8 8 Lurnumba at a news conference Rev. Alfred L. Wtlllama, rector, of en by Redentl ran into hla car that Sweat, Golden Rips 4 4 9 * JBSterday again expressed doubt ficiated. James McKay was or IREAD and RUTTIR was stopped for a red light on Delicious Tasty 1SOZ JAR 22< M a t the U.N. Force could restore ganist. Route 1 in Orange. Bar-B-Q Fanning PICKLES Burisl was In Mountain Grove IN QUARTERS Jface quickly in The Congo and Th* ear was pushed 274 feet and Cemetery, Bridgeport, with enm- S O U T H C A R O L I N A • 24-Lb Average, Red-Ripe, Sweet and Juicy •aid his cabinet had voted to ap- through the window of a furniture 46 OZ CAN mlttsl hv the Rev. Mr. Ewing of 35< ^Ibal for Soviet troops unless Bel store. The tinctor-trtiler had been V-8 Cocktail gian forces quit the country Im- Stratford. - travelling at about 50 miles per B>e
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Jr ■ ■ \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JULY *1, 1960 MANC»ESTHR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JULY *1, 1960 i x o s ------:------;------—------^------:------#------. i - ■M flonunuiiltlss among aoma Bepublicans to outdo Jofm Lodge took for Bisbnhawsr farms makes ghost when the Democratio-controUed that tha job waa to writs a farm In rural areas. Bolton Growth J U m r liY a U r the DemocraU on civU righto must in 1952, had played wluCt seended a GQP Platform Nptice Congress'meets again next month. plank sndorsing general feautres much longer shot, aijd then had The RepubUcans w a n urged to NAM Proposes Keating contended that only the of the Blaonhower farm program be strong. Since RepubUcan hopes, Connecticut give toprattentlbn In their plat Evmltig liYraUi been able to watch the race come Rate Highest WE HAVE DAILY Republicans cah bring an end to but erasing the Image o f Secre of cracking the solid South have off exactly In harmony with its loiters Hear form to the educational and em- racial discrimination. tary of Agriculture Ezra Taft Ben SUNDAY, f at: been downgraded because o f John- own bold bet. From this experience ployrn'ent- needs of, the natlon’e; Plank to Bar “If action is not forthcoming on son. 3.. INC. Y apkee D i^ R Y T O lH i aon'a nomination. Republican po it gained a slight political Intoxica swelling youth population. such a proposal, the American peo Benson has become a controver RINE ■ ■ By A. H. 0. tion which compensated. In soma ■ Eli ,K. Cohen, executive secre For County ple win witness again the contra- litical strategy might seem to dic Farm Leaders I New Spending sial figure in farm area as well as In Hdwaiif Alaska F, _____. degree, for its quiet'hotel decorum. tary of the National Committee dictiems between the declarations within the Republican party, and 1 ' • n r 'iiidais R. niROt tate writing off the South and con ^bUntni The lowdown, as we discovered on the Employment of Youth, Census figures for Tolland BOLTON Ths Democratic Town Oommit-aBoard of Directors, controlled by and decisions of the Democrats,” Laird M id the farm plank will dif r. nMkhi, Founded OctobT 1. 1881 centrating on the big-city m g ro Chicago, July' 21 (S^A farm testified that the nation's eco (OoBtiBiMd from Pago One) the New Yorker said. ‘They will . once we had emerged from a tem County indicate that - percentage tee last night disclosed steps to Democrats, has "sstabllghsd a rec fer in some respects from Benson’s ‘(IDoBtimMd from Ijiaga Om ) he campaigns and to Mrva as' one vote In the North. leader urged the Rapubilcaii party nomic growth and its defenses will ward a sweeping organizational discover that their . campaign views. of ths Ipemocratio chief troubld H iM Brwv Braidaa B n ^ porarily immobile convention ho A Thonght for Today wUe, Bolton ha* been tts fastest ord we can run on." jra and HoUoara Bntared at the yesterday to give voters a clear become increasingly dependent on drive intended to keep Manches As Dem ocratic accomplish seems to be baaed in many In promises are, like their filibusters, At their Los Angeles convention, help. Kennedy refrained from any shooters.'* But it is to be hoped that the SpoMorsd by the Maaehaator AREA only empty oratory.” 30.MINUTE FREE JtQea at Haoclieiter. Ooaa.. tel elevator, was everywhere. choice between farm controls and its ability to utilize lU younger growing town during the past de ter in the Democratic column af ments, he claimed the new North stances xm the assumption that It Democrats 'wrote « broad farm countar attaw whan Truman boy Appointment of J. Leonard r c S a a MaU Matter. Republicans resist this temptation. Cocmdl ef ChnrebM citizens wisely. He said young The civil rights and farm prob cotted the Democratic national The difference between a state freedom from such curbs;. cade. ter the October town election. End junior hifdi Mhool and' the is the duty of the national gov plank which they believe will help Reinsch, Atlanta and Miami radio- INSTALLATION STTBBCRIPTtON BATES Merely outpromlaing the dem o convention, which w e-have^cov people wH! constitute 26 million lem IsAuetf dominated activity of them win traditionally Republican convention, charging It had been television and newspaper execu The county Itself has gained Members disclosed charts, lists reorganization of the Fubllc ernment to bail out any and all the GOP convention’s 103-member crats on civil rights—or In any ered, and a. national convention, President Charles D. Bchuman of the 29 million persons enter and maps to be used in a break farm belt states. This plank dif rigged or, as ho now phrases it, tive, as Kennedy’s communications «.Taa^*:!!r??r..?.*'i!r.*..;.ii5so “Not forsaking the assembling 24,13^' persons with a current to PINE LEN O X Workii Department into a '.‘gfolng segments Of thei i>opulatlon from platform committee. It resumed which we were now attending for of the American Farm Bureau ing the labor force in the 1960s. down of the town’s five voting concern” rather than a “political fered sharply from Benson’s posi "flxedjip In advance.” consultant, to arrange for radio- other field, for. that matter— isn't of ourselves together as the man Federation made thia recommen yesterday's procedure of breaking MUFFLERS _ JteatliB...... •••••••••a#•••#•is> the first time, is that the rumors He recommended that the plat tal of 68,848. Bolton’s population districts into precincts, ,and the footbaU.” the contoquences o f their own er tion. It promised higher price sup Kennedy may dlscloae more of TV phases o f the campaign. ••aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaao necessarily the bast politics. The up Into eight subcommittees to ^ e Month are bigger and louder. Their reli ner of some is."—Heb. 10:25 dation to the RepubUcan Platform form support federal aid to in jumped 1.6M, or 130 per cent. The PHARMACY. rors, negligence, apathy and Ir- his Go-(3o-Go campaign plans dur A Ll ei^eeltly •••«•• •••••fssasaasaaaaaa* precincts Into “sections.” He 'also citsd "fantastic Im hear platforpi recommendationabf ports as major device for boost Steps to form a nationwide “Citi MAKES Biaile Copy .. voters of the country. Including the ability content, however, remains In the ‘ quickening of a man’s Committee in a statement advo crease school construction, Teacher current population of Bolton Is Several hundred extra party reeponsiblllty,” Bannow said. ing farm returns. Benson, on the ing the day. zens for Kennedy" organization, cating freedom from controU. 299 E. CENTER ST. provement" in Robertson Puk ga'I various groups, and organizations. Negro voters, must be given some the bame. personal faith, there is probably salaries, and vocational guidance. given as 2,934. workers will be sought, through a new swimming pool at the 'Ver- Chamber of Commerce of other hand, urges lower supports. He met for hours yesterday with through which dissident Demo MBOIBBR o r Still, this waa, while it lasted, a Schuman, w h o. described hlmii More than lOO' witnesses testified THE ASSOCIATED PRESS credit for the ability to distinguish no single activity that contributes Several members o f the committee Unlike other areas of the state, personal contact and perhaps planck School—"and we can loofc| the United States expressed a yesterday. a high level group ot his campaign crats, Republicans dIsHtIsfied with The Aaaoctatad Praae .la excluilTely convention among conventions. Its self as a registered Democrat, said T EL Ml 9-0B9A similar view. Its president, Ar between promises that are dellver- more wholesomely than public told Cohen they did not consider no Tolland County town suffered through advertising, to reach forward to building more (pools) BtrategisU. They announced they the GOP ticket and independent antitlad to ti>e uae ct rejpublicaUon of lowdowns had an unuwal amount he was disappointed with the thur H. Motley,^ told platform Tomorrow, the' subcommittees all newa diapatcbea crated to U or worship. The Christian faith, by these services to be an obligation a population loss. The 13 towns, every Democratic and independ in the near future." Another Bicycle had discussed plans to uss the old voters could support Kenpedy with abTe and those that aren't. of cooperation from some of the farm plank adopted by his party writers that U;S! tax rates are plan to get down to the task of not othenrlae credited bi thia paper its very nature, is social. Even the of the federal government. their latest population figures and ent voter in what Henry Becker, Howroyd also said the Board system of csimpaignlng from the out working through official party SAVE and alao the local oewa publlahed here. national figures who were Involved at Los Angeles last week. In general, it became ob-vious too high , and tax iaw^p too com putting various planks on paper A firm, clear-cut unequivocal prayer .used by -virtually every increases since 1950 fonow: -An head of the survey committee, adopted a town budget 'whose tax rear' platform of a special train organizations. AU rlBbta of repabUeatlon of apeelal in them. He said the plank appeared to that the platform drafters ate par plex. H« aald tax reform is needed for 'submission to the convention Reported Stolen diapatcbea herein are alao reaenred. plank proposing legislation and Christian around the world is a dover, 1,766, (732); Bolton, 2,934„ c^led “a sort of second census." hike Was "inflnltssimal" 'compared next Wednesday. at "whistle stop” spots difficult to Bailey and Salinger said em '’Truman," the word flashed up lay out a blueprint for-greater tial to a conservative point of view, to stimulate job-creating invest social prayer. “Our Father..." (1,655): Columbia, 2,147, (820); The extra workers, said Becker, to those In surrounding communi It appeared that the convention reach by the high speed planes phatically this meant no retreat Fun aarrlca elleot of N. B. A. Serr- policies which would further the and down the hotel corridors, “ la restrictions on agriculture. but the chances are that they will ment. The rash of bicycle thefts con SEAT COVERS Ice, Inc. _ Public worship is a meana of Coventry, 6,506, (2,463); ElUng- would supplement the work of the ties. As to pa'ving, he said Deqno- 'will adopt a civil rights plank Kennedy plans to use extensively. from Kennedy’s announced de ibibltahera RepreaentatlTea: The Negro cause but which would, at coming." ■ ' Policies advocated by Schuman come up with a mlddle-of-the road ton, 5,598, (2,499); Hebron, 1,827, ‘Tax rate reduction would re tinues in Manchester. Kennedy haa mentioned plans to termination to run the campaign "Truman,’’ said the word, "is not grace, the primary intention of town committee, its auxiliary, the crats can look forward to getting equally as strong as that adopted JuUua Matbewa Special Arency — New the same time, recognize the South which Is not private edification but were in line with those being fol banner for the party to carry in (507): Mansfield, 14,616, (4,607); Manchester Federation of Demo store personal incentives," Motley The latest of which police were speak in all the 50 states. through the Democratic national York Chlcaao. Detroit and Boaton. coming.’’ neighborhood votes because peo- by the Democrats over strong ob notified occurred Tuesday at Char MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF aa still beidt^a part of the Union, the adoration of God. Neverthe- lowed by the Eisenhower adminis 1960. Somers, 3,684, (1,053)'; Stafford, cratic 'Women,. and the Ypung said. "It would encourage people The Senator planned to get back committee. Both were true. all le “ caii. drive without fear of jections of their southern dele ter Oak Field. CmCULATlONa would be more meaningful than one -less, one of the values of such wor tration. 7,480 , (1,009): Tolland. 2,924, Democratic Club in checking for to take the investment risks which gates. Certainly no opposition to on something of a vacation sched Bailey said his owh liaison job NEW BIKE DEPT. “ Brown,” said the romor, “ re Schuman said government pro reeking springs or axles In pot It was the seventh bicycle to dis Tbe Herald Prlnttn« Compw. indulgiiig in extravagant promises. leases California.” ship is the way it enlivens a faith (1,265): Union. 383, (122); Ver prospective voters, getting out the holes.’’ have contributed so greatly to our such a stand has been expressed ule ioday. He managed to get in makes him subordinate to Robert Wo repair all makea. Fob | aaaumea no financial reaponnUUty icr which tends to grow sluggish and grams attempting to ' fix farm Delegates Named non, 16,984, (6,869); Willlngton, HEARING AID vote, and spreading the word on national growth. And it would by any of the Republican delegates appear in as many days. a little boating yesterdaiy with hla F. Kennedy, the Senator’s cam can use year old bike M a typofrapbleal"11 erroraermra appeariBiiappeartBS In ad- For the fact is that the civil “Brown,” said the next lowdown, g'Dn Roger Negro’s motion, the prices and to control production paign muiager brother, trade-in. ▼ertuemeata and otbar read^readbyt matter “ revokes releaae.” Inert when held merely as a pri 2,000, (538). issues. - - town committee voted apprecia within a veiy sliMrt time stimu participating in the hearings- brother Teddy while rounds of po righta battle is being won. Thus vate conviction. A faith ^ a t have failed. For Vets Parley late our economy to produce more litical talk continued. Kennedy invited newsmen and In The Mancheater HrenlnK Herald. Both were true. In addition, officers aimounced tion to Democratic Town Treas The farm problem stacks up as the U.S. Market Groivs far, of course, the pacp at which it There were equally contradic stands' by Itself without support But John A. Baker, director of VERMONT-PAPER SUSPENDS a number of subcommittees will revenue than all the righ rates moat difficult. Only on this front Before nIghUaH, Kennedy’s pres# photographers covering his vaca Dlaolay adrertlxIaK eloalnc bouras Legislative Services for, the Na Five members of . Manchester urer Walter N. Leclerc, who we now have." secretary announced the . day’s Monday—1 p.m. Mday. Is being won is slow and halting. tory, and equally reliable, reports, from others is like a plant that is MontpeUler, Vt., July 21 (/fy— work under a general campaign earned a record amount of money has any serious criticism of Elsen Washington — The potential tion headquarters to go out in the Tueadar—1 p.m. Monday. not rooted in the soil, as a coal tional Farmers Union, urged the Barracks, 'Veterans of 'World War In another platform hearing -market for American goods in work had resulted in: Kennedy motor Jracht Marlin this But the tide haa turned. It is no from hour to hour, on the emo The Montpelier Dally Post sus ' ' 0 ^ ^ .. • com m ittee headed by Harry for the town In short term invest hower administration policies come Wedneaday—1 p.m. Tneadw. that has become isolated frotn the Republicans to go on record for I, and seven members of the la Sen. Kenneth B. Keating of New Western Europe haa risen by Assignment of John M. Bailey, afternoon. Because it is only a 52 liraraday—1 pjn. Wedneaday tional state o f one Adlal Steven pended publication yesterday af Howroyd. deputy town chairman. ments of idle funds In his first from within the party; longer a question of segregation fire. tighter production controls to dies' auxiliary will attend the or- quality Critical Campaign York challenged Democrats to 3500,000,000 since 1956 — the re Democratic State chairman of Con foot vessel, Salinger said it may gFriday—X p.m. Thoraday. son. ter five editions,. year in office. "He’S the best, Rep. Melvin P. Laird of Wiscon 8ataraay-~i p.m. Friday. versus integration but of how fkat No previous convention has had God lead ua to worship thee In eliminate surpluses. He also ganlzationa’ annual state conven The paper, which started pub PREM IER Howroyd, who will direct the trot out their bold • civil rights sin, chairman o f a subcommittee sult Of the lowering of trade bar necticut,-as "personal liaison man" be necessary to divide them Into Claaatfled deadline: 10:80 a.m. each our churches and synagogues that backed higher price supports than tion at Bridgeport Saturday and campaign, told the Democrats that (treasurer) we’ve ever had," said plank and try to get it enacted riers against United States goods. to travel with Kennedy wherever two groups. day of pohlloatlon except Saturday— or slow the integration should pro three such Important off-stage ac lication Friday, was published by Howroyd. on agriculture, hinted to newsnten tA m . tors to make Its hourly lowdowns we may have the enriching sup favored by the administration and Sunday. “this is the critical campaign . . . ceed. And this pace should be Henry G. Evans, formerly of the •niy t O B ® ® Gala ki V«4ors good. port that keeps faith strong. the farm bureau. -> Manchester representatives, will our first one as incumbents." Tburaday, July 21 stepped up, through legislatloirand' St. Louis Globe-Democrat and Spirit at the meeting went up After ths first few hours,' one Amen. The controversy over the soil be Commander William Hewitt, one-time publisher of a Missouri Asserting the party has estab executive action, but not to the de learned to discard the .Truman, Submitted by the bank plan — under which Wnd Wells Pitkin, Dr. John Gregsn, lished a “ proven record,” he said a few more degrees with the an The New Soviet Pattern weekly. nouncement that. Democrats out gree that the South would, feel It Brown and Stevenson rumors, and Rev. Lawrence F. Almond is retired from crop production— Carl Hansen, and Walter Mahoney. Financial difficulties were gdven ★ ftokrStyMil "If we 'W in this time, we can rein force the gains we have already numbered Republicans at a voter Bvar ainco tha ooUapae of the self isolated and cornered, having concenti'ate on more Important and South Methodist Church came up at the platform hear Auxiliai^ members who will at a6 the reason for ths shutdo'wn. ★ 4 Nw*fal Tnwlrtml made, and make further improve making session held concurrently no alternative hut to resist, not more reliable pfobabilitles. ings. Schdfkian urged expansion of tend are Mrs. Nellie RidoUi, Mrs. SWIFT PREMIUM Paria Summit Oonference—that There was a wild and exciting ★ ttowlMMy Swto M m I ments." in the Municipal Building. In all EASTERN CONNECTICUT'S FINEST U. S. INSPECTED GRADE A only In Congress but, if necessary, Ants Adopt Babies ths present program from its Richard Outzmer, Mrs. John Gre- maatins which, earlier thU year, report that Lyndon Johnson’s head- present 28 million retired acres to gan, Mrs. Charles Hlrth, Mrs. . Democrats have been in control 299 new voters were maUei BONOESS the work! had hoped would aerve in the streets. qiiariers was serving steak sand- for two years after scoring their There we^p 144 Democrats, 106 Atlanta — Une strange thing 60 million acres. James W.alker, Mrs. Florence mm another mlleatone in the aearch witches, an alarm that another Streeter, and Mrs. James Sulli CEMENT NMEnunoE'.- BsaSaa* first victory’ in town history in Republicans, and 49 persons re And as far as political strategy about ant war is that if the in -He also recommended that the 1958. candidate had run Out of bourbon, plan continue to allow the retire van. W. H. ENGLAND mained independent. The sessfon for better relatione between Eaat Is concerned, the possibility should and a piece of veritable wildfire vading force captures ant' babies Becker said many town Demo brought the Mancheater electorate POT ment of whole farms,— a provi The national commander, Quinn’s Pharmacy and Weat—the Soviet Union haa not be overlooked that a plank which said that the beautiful girls of the' defending colony they will crats would become active workers sion which the Farmers’ Union Charles A. McCarthy, of Cincin LUMBER CO. to an unofficial total o f 9,104 Re ambaxlted on a couree apparently which reflected genuine concern parading fo f one candidate had take them back to their^owR hill “AT THE GREEN" PhenaMI3^13S In the campaign, if asked, and publicans, 6,742 Democrats, and and raise theni as their own. The opposes and which the Democratic nati, Ohio, will make hla first of dealgned to aicken the world with for the aspirations of the Negro finally achieved the ultimate last Open AH Day Saturday Wiiliatm Viens, District 3 chair 4,427 independents, and continued step in display of their political captured young grow up complete platform otojected^to. Critics con ficial visit to Connecticut at the 873 MAIN ST. man, urged that every committee ROAST the foar of war. convention. a trend of Democratic gains in reg as well as for ^ e feelings of the charms. ly loyal to their adopted colony. tend that retirement o f whole member and -party worker recruit istration. (CHUCK) Premier Khruahchev’a break up South, might still capture votes Through all this, we are pleased at least one person. In another matter at the com of tha Summit meettnr and hla ac In the old Confederacy—Lyndon to report, the conduct of the Con bonunittee Leaders mittee meeting, a box lunch outing tion In acuttllng: the ten-nation dla- Johnson or no Lyndon Johnson. necticut delegation waa sober and TTie committees to work under was announced for July 27 at amament conference' might have decorous; It was located at a quiet the general campaign committee Sperry's Olen, Bolton, to begin f t hotel some safe distance from the are ways and means, headed by 5 p.m., rain or shine. Sporting been eonaequencea thft could have worst convention frolic and frenzy. Town Clerk Edward Tomkiel; pub bean expected to flow from the KeepiiiK The F.C.C Honest events 'Will bo followed by square Its houra were regular, and its at licity, Mrs. Katherine Bourn; can dancing from 8:30 p.m. to mid- Lb. tention to Its convention duties in didates, Fred Nasslff; new voters downing of the U-2 apy plane deep- That flame of righteous indlgnl- nlglit. Also, Pat Maatraagelo an inaida Ruaala. KhruAhchav waa in spiring. It didn’t spend Its time and changeovers, Miss Jean Pas- nounced ’ a "non-polltloal" testi tlon which bums brightest after qualinl and Mrs. Janet Bycholski; waiting breathlessly for the free monial dinner is being planned for trouble at home because he had or not free rumors. The Land of survey, Becker. every disclosure of a moral break Daddario by Manchester Italian SPLIT # CUT-UP • WHOLE FANCY CURED been promoUfig Bisenhower to the down In government doesn’t . al Steady Habits took its character Also, speakers bureau. State all across the continent.- Rep. Irving Aronson; platform Americans for Sept. 24. BRISKET Ruaeian people aa a man of peace. ways succeed in burning out the . The committee voted to finance He pertiapa felt he had to get As the convention finally passed and Issues development. State causes of that breakdown. HoW' out of the rumor stage, and came Rep. David Barry and Town Di the use of a sound truck by the Young Democratlo Club to ad tough. ever. In the case of the Federal Into actual session, another dl®* rector Francis Mahoney; head I CORRED But then, there were the Unction became apparent for Con quarters, Marion Clifford; rallies, vertise the next voter-making ses Communications Commission bow sion Aug. 17, from 5 to 8 p.m. in new threata about Berlin, which necticut. Thomas Elliott; Elections day ac ing to improper influence in the is the town clerk’s <^ce. Tomkiel L i^ Khruahchev made in Vienna, the It had been the first state In the tivity, John Cronin; coffee houra, suance of two television licenses, .50 to head ' its endorsement and said Bll-day sessions Sept. 10 and threat that rocketa would be Blanche Stone; and absentee bal BEEF Sept. 17 'Will be aimllarly ad enough heat has been brought to delegation straight down the path lot, Mrs. Mary Barry. launched agalnat ua If we Inter- bear on .the :_F,.C,Ci to have It re the whole convention w m eventual vertised. These three sessions will THICK END SIZE PEPSI Mrs. Alice Hutchinson and John be the only, ones before the elec ly to follow. I f hsd'taken a gamble ▼ahad In Cuba, the warning to Bel- verse Its original decisions. ' PRnthA'iir will head 'Womeifs Fed fliim that Soidet troops would be even more spectacular tha^ that tion, except for one on the pre It has revoked ths licmse of Mi eration and Young Democratic-ac ceding Saturday limited to per- dispatched to the Congo If Belgian tivities, respectively. ami's Channel 10 and awarded it, -sons who-have just reached voting troops ware not withdrawn, and The campaigns for Congressmen' age. tha attempt to transforrn the provlslonaliy, to one of the original Frank Kowalski and Emilio Dad- applicants. And it has rescinded dario and State Senator Fred RB-4T Incident Into a war acare of Poors t r ie RAIL OUTLAY X BILUON Lb. the license of Channel 6 in Boston, Doocy will be handled in Manches the most critical nature. Washingrton — Rallroada in the although permitting the operator. ter by Roger Negro, Tomkiel, and United States spent 11,400,000,000 All of this threat and bluster John Caglanello, respectively. Station WHDH-'TV, to continue during 1950 for fuel, materials, and eannot be ascribed merely to Previewing the campaign, How- supplies, plus $818,000,000 for new Khruahchev'a disillusionment re broadcasting pending hearings bn royd, who is chairman of the equipment and other capital im- SPECIALS FOR sulting from the U-2 affair. Rather, applications for a new license. tovm building qpmmittee, said the t>rovementa. SOLID PACK with this country’s attention being By these decisions—the first of SALE abaorbed by the national conven their kind by the F.C.C.—the agen LIMrhBD TIME ONLY BUMBLE BEE TUNA ’c 2 - 3 7 e tions, and with Elsenhower in his cy served notice It is going to DELICIOUS final months in office, the Kremlin crack down hard In similar cases SEALTEST •earns to have adopted a calculated scheduled to come before it. How DEL MONTE SARDINES In Tomato Sauce Can 2 9 c policy designed to rattle ua, to look ever, one should be permitted to Enjoy The Comforts TASTY 1 for soft spots In our reaolve and wonder how long the F.C.C. will be FRENCH Full 43c to piroba for waakneasea In our da- able to sustain Its righteous anger. TV viewing Sy/EET LIFE SALAD DRESSING qt. (anaes. It didn’t have much choice to be WONDERFUL WITH CHICKEN Secretary ef State Herter haa anything but tough in the Miami if easy today..: Of A New Ocean Spray CRANBERRY SAUCE 2 31c ' daserlbed tha situation aa “ very and Boston cases. Both had re ICE CREAM REFRESHING FANCY, LARGE, CALIFORNIA •arioua," and Prime Minister Mac- ceived a considerable amount of °'mlUan haa bluntly told Khrushchev publicity because of the Oongrea- H-C Pineapple-Grapefruit Drink 2 55c that thla new pattern' of reckless aional hearings that developed the RICH TASTY -Soviet threats and attempts at In evidence of undue influence. In FLORIDA ROOM i C ICEBERG LETTUCE tlmidatlon eould lead to nuclear deed, the Channel 10 investigation WELCH'S TOMATO JUICE qt. Rot. 29c d war. resulted In a trial, which ended^ TEMPTING ___ L______But there Is no reason to believe without a verdict, for F.C.C. Com that Khrushchev is any more will missioner Richard Mack and his Complete wifli von- BISQUICK Makes Detlfdona Shortcake 40 Oz. Pkg. 41c friend, Thurman A. Whiteside, a ing to accept the consequences of tHoHon eeiitrelled h e « l ------nuclear war today than he waa two Florida lawyer, on charges of con jolousits, or owning months ago. spiracy. type windows. Indeed the renewed, threat of Because of Its very nature— LARGE. LUSCIOUS. EXTRA FANCY Patrice lAimumba, premier of the neither wholly Judicial nor 'merely so’s homo heating Congo, to request direct Soviet in administrative, but both — the □ ENCLOSE PORCHES tervention In his country la prob- F.C.C.' Is vulnerable to subtle as our w ay ! _gbly caiulng Khruahchev acute well .as. not so subtle pressures, You get premium quality^: □ BREEZEWAYS YELLOW PEACRES ambarraSsment, He haa promised And it may find It harder and Mobilheat with RT-98 . . . the such, aid if it were requested, but harder, to Resist these pressures most completely eflerttve fuel □ PATIOSu^UTDOOR RREPLACE ha must know the risk Involved again 'once the memory of the oil additive in use today. And would be enormous. As a result, be Channel 10 and Channel 5 cases you get premi^m service. Au □ TERRAZZO CHIP FOYERS is probably hoping as much as recedes Into the background. tomatic deliveriee . . . a bal anced payment plan and many l b , ------anyone else for the success of the New legislation providing for 'Other extras designed to make □ RECREATION'ROOMS. United Nations Congo force. stlffer penalties In Influence-ped home heating rfally eoai/. With not only the future of the dling cases as well as for a tight □ KrrpHOI REMODBJNG EXTRA JUMtO SIZE PINK I ^ T Cmigo but tha safety of the whole ening up of agency procedures with Mobilheat ftTsfS world at stake. It la to be hoped would help to keep the F.C.C. hon □ SWIMMING POOLS — that Khnulbibev wakes up to the est. And such legislation will prob Nig c/gon-ocNoe edd/tire □ STONE SIDING risk he is running In following his ably be introduced in Congress CAHTALOUPS policy of thnat and bluster. But the only way of assuring the K h n ^ ch ev may...until now have □ GARAGES ■; ...... public o f honest decisions by ait felt s ^ r e in his policy because of regulatory agencies is to staff WE GIVE the tight discipline he maintains □ ALUMINUM WINDOWS and HAUWAYS ______i C them with honest men —men, more GREEN STAMPS •vsr the various slements of Mo- over, who can stay honest In the vlat power. But in dealing with the Experienced contractors in every phase of building each face of wnobth-talking InfTuence' mercurial Lumumba, he is dealing peddlers who sometimes have a MORIARTY with a spark that's looking for a to give you meticulous woriemanship. genius for making immoral be- flra to set. hsvlor. appear, morsl. And select- liu s lF a Ura* o f aavere testing^ BROTHERS Ing men of that kind of impreg for tha world. And aa leaders of nable honesty is not easy, as both • UMITED FREE OFFERI tha Wast, tha Unltad BUtea must Ml 3-5135 ths Truman and Elsenhower Ad COMPLETE INLAID FLQOR aoRtinue to damonstrata tha ability ministrations have diseoyered. 301-31S Cgnttr St. K has abewn thus far in the crlals WITH EVERY FLORIDA ROOM! to keep its nsrvc, avoid panic and to mast thraat .anii Uiiater with AMPLE PARKING AT FRONT, SIDE OR REAR OF BUILDING raaaon and tha coutags o f ra- N ow . . . wharavar you aat. . . Pdpii fives you the NO MONEY DOWN atratat. perfect answer for a "one-gjaas” thirst It*s the new UP TO 5 YEARS TO PAY OPEN WED. till 8 P.M.-THURS. till 8:30 P.M. -FRI: fill 9 P.M: Single-Drink Pepsi. One bottle pours the perfect glaaeful. * The G.O.P. Aad Civil RJghto In the new Sini^Drink, or other popular sizet today’s Be sociable. Ml 9-4533 ANimM E! - RApuMtcaa ptotterin draftora Pepsi is the u p -to^ te refreshment o f sodalile people. gagM to prsparing the party's civil rlgms plank sra probably envious Lighter, leas filling, it’s tbe favorite of the debonair and haiAaa sC ths Xtonoerst accomplishment smart and young at heart Ip this arts. Tha Zlemoersto wrote Look for the ■nartly awkled Sfai^Drink bottle o f Pqni WEATHERGUARD , ths EMU SEtawM sivU righto plank : lEllMirhMdiirlEtothslr i^stform In rMtmmnti and food Pone awryahme. When yon i —m d Hm got ths iouth’s «blsf wiaE isnKWEMEST ea fsetlSBl Issrito, XgBgSB B. Johnson, -is stand SB tt ns th« psT t/s vies Now Y a ilu ' M. 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■. >rtSN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THUtoAY, J«LY 21, 1960 MANCHESTSJk'EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.,^THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1960 Ext. The property la being devel pitcher for Bheridan'f was Craig ership bf Mike Conlon, Provisions! 000 production workers in the seven Bolton oped by Lawrence Converse, Jr. Pepfh and catcher was Billy'Ursln. Andover Scoutmaster, and A sst Scoutmas plants originally struck by* the It was also voted to pave an un Kevin- McDermott, Guy Farrell, lOm.THE THRIFT FRRADE! BOY SCOUT ter Ronald Sternberg. During the unions. About 4,000 UAW num V i l improved part of French Rd. for and-Kenny Shapazian pitched for second week a number of hew bers St a Pratt A Whitney plant XjFrom Your Neighbor ’s K i t c h e n a distance of 350 feet. This sec M AM and Jeff Maxwell served as ?lote*andNew$ Scouts will Join the caippers, Clint In North .Haven accepted a aew Zoners Adopt tion ^aa abandoned by the town catcher. Selectmen Act on Roads, contract earlier thle month and re Hendrlekaon, scoutmaster of TYOop turned to their JobsL ; By JXAlkCiB FLTNN in 1932. On Wedensday evening the East No. 37, Asst Junior Scoutmaster New Revisions James Hassett served as mod Hartford Cubs' defeated Bolton Twenty-one" memebrs of Boy Sam Hendrickson, and Senior Pa Wagee are hot an leeue ia -4lia .IJw J«iwy blMbtrries aw at erator. The seating capacity of the Dairy, 5-4. Seveq innings had to Town Hall and Dog Pound Scout ’Troop No. 37 embarked Sun trol Leader Butch Auden will be dlepute. The Bcolee at tfae .plsnte paaW'aupply and low 'price, and Community Hall was not exceed be played^ as the teams were tied day on a 8-week camp-out at the leadres. vary. native cultivated bluebecriee aw The Zoning Commission last ed by the 16 interested towns 4 to 4 at the end of the sixth in- Tha Board of Selectmen Lake of Isles. Boy Scout reserva (GMitiBaed from Pagp 4M«) Standard Division In Winds Chief isaues are demimde by the dls-^and Pink iRecord Hop from 8 to ll tion. Activities during the first week .juat ~ becinnlng to come In now night formally adopted the w- people who attended the meeting. nlng.'Pitching for the Dairy werd cuued Town Hall Improvements, p.m. tomorrow. "CHucky” Skoog include rifle range, tour of the lake Locks and Broad Brook. imlOns for a union shop, betteir Job Mike Kutsavage and Tom Freddo. The scouts who are camping, the - UnitM Aircraft aaid they had re security, full aibltrStion of dis Imdf ^ wnlinde *Wi irnod eupply vised zoning regulations, Includ About Town town road! and the erection of a will be disc Jockey. < in canoes, a hike and cook-out, an . In another developiAent, t ing the map, presented at the Jeff Maxwell, an M. A M -OU Plsy* first week are Dennis Anderson, exhibition by a world champion ported hMndre^ of complaints to company said It had been informed putes, the right to investigate grie iStoebI I Mots j(or Mvewl weeks, according to An outing will be sponsored by er, served as catcher for the game. dog pound at a meeting laat night Lewis Banning, Donald Bernard, vances on company property dur July 13 public hearing. Only ml-' the Republican Party at Sperry'd Manchester Evening axe-man, a water carnival, and an the NLRB of aliegSd vandalism, by the NLRB that aJiearing on a 8HERWIN-WILUAME .ftroduce wholesalers, Mike Harrison and Stan Nauss in the home "xrf First Selectman Andover eorreqtoadent, Mrs. Paul Steven Bernstein, Paul Carlson, inter-troop softball game. malicious damage to property and dSoertifloaUon peUtlon filed by a ing working hours, and automatic nor. changes were made. Glen on Aug. 7 starting at 2 p.m. were the pitchers for the Cubs with John Chaputti, Barry Cole, Paul, pay Increases instead of raises on f Mw. Merrill B. JRublnow, 99 The commission included a Town Tickets are now- available from .Percy CMk. \ D. PftuMtidil, to l^ o n e Pilgrim Tenderfoot and second class threats to non-ktrlkers. group of wlirkers at tUkorsk) A-lOO Latex Heoas Fatast iCreen'Manor Rd„ has two tlineiy John Gionfreddo catching. 8-6856. Christensen, David Cross, James Papps, meanwhile, said a major could not be held until the com a merit plan. Planning Commission recommen members of the Republican Town Cook nported that the furnace Dieterle, Gary Heard and Robert Scouts will work for rank advance At Tk* dessert recipes featuring blueber- dation to require parking area for Committee. In the Town Hall haa been com- ment, particularly through water stumbling' block toward a settle pany's unfair labor ptoctlce* ties. Gourmet magazine was the Manchester Evening Herald Hopps. ment was the question of rehlring charges are settled. Sharks Attacked 36 two motor vehicles per dwelling "Patriotic Night” will be the Bolton correspondent Mrs, Louis ' pletely encloied in . a fireproof Their Area Also, Jonathon Jeffries, Robert skills. The first class and Star source of her recipe for Blueberry unit in multiple dwellings. topic of the progrnm at the Grange vault with ventilation and an Scouts will work to earn merit strikers. The company has been The dUsldeht group of-workers W. H. ENGLAND Cheesecake. This’ is appropriate The new regulations will go meeting at" the Community. Hall Dimork- Jr., telephone Mitchell alarm syetem to conform to rec Kfawlec, Bruce Margartdo, Brian reluctant to re-engage strtketa is seeking to oust the UAW as New York—Last year there were since Dr. and Mw. Rubinow arc 9-9823. 'The British Isles consist of McIntosh, David Melendy, Henry badges principally in the aquatic LUMBER C O . into effect on Aug. 1. Plans were tomorrow at 8 p.m. A tableau will • h 'C t h ommendations of the State Fire group. who allegedly parUcipated in pick bargaining agent pt Slkorrity. The so recorded cases In which sharks, members of one of Manchester's Marshal. During the paat year Great Britain, made up of Eng Peck, Lee Rouleau, James Sheldon, NLRB waa also quoted as saying unprovoked, attacked twimmerf. “AT THE GlUBEN” made to have copies of the new be presented by Mrs. R. Kneeland land, Scotland and Wales; the Isle and Dennis Smith, William Auden The boys’ mailing address is et-line violence. several Gourmet cl^bs. regulations printed for the public. Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Gron- Driver at Each End other work done to meet the Fife A pa^e Camp, Crestvlew Troop The Machlnlstt rSpreeent work elsctlon to determine the bargain The American Institute of the Bio Blueberry Cheesecake SAVINGS Marshal’s specifications includes of Man; the Hebrides, Ireland; the Join the group later in the week ing agent could not be held "In the logical Sciences warns swimmers in AU Day ia ta ria g A fee will be charged to cover the lund will be In charge of refresh Orkney Islands; the Shetland Is because of a foot Injury'sustalned. Site, Unit No. 4, Lake of leles ers at Pratt A Whitney Alfcraft ' *4 lb. cream cheese cost of - publication. The copies ments. Washington—This .^rmy's new Installation of crash hardware on Scout Reservation, RFD No. 1, plants In East Hartford and Man present emotional atmosphere.” and skin divers; If a Shark starts 8 unbeaten eggs^ cUl(/ L O A N the hairs kitchen and diningroom lands; and about 5,500 amall is at home. ’The company employs about 31,- circling get away fast. will be available-sometime in Au The Grange has set Aug. 12 as est amphibious truck, the LARC- S 4 » 4 I -\ r M > NJ lands and islets. The first week is under the lead Norwich, Conn. chester and at the Hamilton ‘ ^ cup sugar gust. . the date of their mystery ride and 15, is operated on land from a doors, new jiloora from the vesti U teaspopn vanilla Roads Approved Aug. 14 for a picnic at Mashmo- trucklike cab and from the bow, bule. to the main hall, fire ex- Dash of cinnamon quet Brook State Park In Pomfret. at the other end of the vehicle, tii^ ish ers and an exit light. Combine ingredients listed and At a special town meeting last evening Converse Rd. was accept Baseball Notes while on water. .The all-aldminum --JeiTe^sTsTr' etessT rniaiic«*v msTiTUTies Tne work was done by local res beat well In mixer or blender. vehicle has a 15-ton capacity and idents, Warren Jurovaty and Rus ed Into the town-aid road sys Sheridan’s Garage baseball team / o o Z t A t a i M sell Davidson. Davidspn, a heating tfaleaCvsfoaiars, like Wall Street Baj Gently fold Into the mixture 2 tem. The road is located In the defeated M * M Oil on Monday will do 12 m.p.h. on water and 25 cups of large blueberries, and pour m.p.h on land. ^ contractor,,, changed the heating batter Into a earing, form pan or Knolwood tract Off Birch Mt. Rd. evening in a pick up game. The ducta from an overhead location pie plate lined width' a gwham and recommended installation of cracker crust. Bake for 20-25 a dropped Insulated celling for es- minutes at 375 degrees. Cool. . timated savings of 30 per cent on Cover with one pint of sour cc?am fuel. mixed with . two tablespoons of The Board voted to purchase a sugar and one teaspoon of vanilla." U. S. TOP C H O IC E -new fuel tank for ground Installa Return to 375 degree oven for 5 OPEN Monday thru Saturday— io a.m. to io p.m. tion as Davidson recommended. to 8 minutes. Fruit may also be ! ■ "V ALU-TRIMMED" The tan k . now being, used was placed directly on the.cnist and . loaned to them by the contractor. - the- batter poured over the..fruit Former Cheney Mills All other scheduled work on the layer if preferred. ■ hall haa been completed except the Blueberry Almond Pie ^ Hartford Road and Pine St. wiring. The Board authorized Wal ter F. Montie, Sr„ local electrician, lU cup blueberries Manchester, Conn. ■ to do additional work to meet ^ cup sugar Building Code requirements and teepees hr 30 ’’^^ ST A M P S ^ cup water AMPLE FREE PARKING! > . 8 tablespoons, cornstarch ■ eliminate overloading of circuits. A STEAK total of 12,605 haa been appropri with this coupon and purchase of any 8 tablespoons cointreau or Parcel Pickup to Your Car! (FINEST COOK-OUT STEAK9
'5'li MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JtHiY 21, 1960 FACE TWELVE MANCHSS’TER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, ^ULY 21, i960 d a i l y c r o s s w o r d p u z z l e BUGGS BUNNY OUR BOARDINQ HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE '»)■..... !■■!■ School receive a quarter of a erad- KoakafaUar, iaarotary of Labor HURRY IT UR LETAAETWY 1 WANT JUST THE *iy» V r Trend Grows it for, each gym couraa. ' Jamaa P. Mitehall and Ban. Jacob Surveir to ELMER! ZMM? ANOTHER ONE POR /W DANCE ROUTINE Aniwsr to Prsviout Pimfs .rea School t. - "Thla is at^tly a'local prob K. Jarita of Now TTorli. LISTENIN'TTH' HAT.OL* AT TONIGHTS LOOSE f W ELL,YOU rA b a r r e l lem.” . he added; , Hall disputed a contention of On Tree B A L L 6 A M E I fW lENP. P A R T Y l WilUam M. Briitton,' hdad o f a s h o u l d Ha n bJ O F TH E On Excluding ^ •* 12AJJIO! t h c ar W aavas/m m y t r s a t is g ^ I WON A « -fftU F F : move to Rockefeller for the STAM eaafly The Mancheaur tHERE'$Y> ONTUBFSRMEHrrATlON R u l i t z e k , 'AKRIYSD AOBOM prealdentlfll nomination. Brinton eOlHQ /(OPVESFTASLESTieRWEDl OOChargen Gym Credits Strontium Fallout ment wlU begin thhl' r PR t lB F O R ttooAV.'gy • IC lt r ia Minor Credits Nixon, Mid weekend polls showed Nixon TO 6G a s fROMTHE t EU RO PEA N annual survey to mark town i J Randolph DOWK running behind Sen. John P- Ken AM EMPTY] 0RA$5ICACEOUS PLANT CO M IN 6 U P TWBTIMB Near End, Japs Say WCTHA3IM6L1 iWHICOMB Coun^ nedy o f Maaaachusetts, the Demo for removal In the fall, aecotjiyi FEKO RESULTED IN AW W IN 1 Flavor MaliehaBtar High School ia thoaage’ and the age of push-button .Jhera ia a trend among the na- sTHACr RHV/IAESi RACK W ELL TCitr eiitlM 3 Looked (ContlRned trem Page Oh6) K y ) diacleasfl that ha had confer cratic nominee, in California, New SAG IN NING A N a l l - e x p e m s e s «n ly school in this area which' ra warfare,, made the ghastly mistake to Park Superthtendetit Horace^#'. GUCVCe M - X I 6 e R M E E - lUlnoteRlvw totently t l ^ ’■ high achoota to exclude aiich (ContiniMd from Page Om ) red with Rockefeller end had York, Pennsylvania, Illinoia and PAID >iAC/imoN.AT A quii«a a gride of B or better in of getting a C in archery.” Murphey. HEIMER'S/ /D EEP IN 13 Aotenna 3 Reach aubjecta as physical education and price supports without setting any urged him to reconaldar. Texas. . • ^rAgts.^ •VtoRLD-FAMDUS physical education fo r its honor Her marks for the year were fallout Is very rapid, radioac One tree which w ill give tfe* 5AOER- //^PAR e l? lg ISRortmeatioas destination other minor subjects from honor specific level. Cooper, a former amoejaador Hall said he is conducting as '^ R B S o e x /j roll; straight B'l in Algebra, freight tivity does not linger in the at many poHs as any man in the coun partment inspectors no problem la lRRAOT.'^ Botie&iMVBSi ISAothoriiatlaB «Xdge But a student can JMlong to the A ’a in U.S. History, three B’s and roll raquirementa. Nixon's interest In the platform and himself one e f thoie men 19 God (Latin) 37 Sun mosphere as long. Japanese fears try. He said. Brlntoil’a' claims are a huge white oak sOuth and watt o f — i r WSCAMWORX lOAMcaa 6 Oriental ■ i A in English, artd three A ’a and extended also to efforts to draft tioned for the No. 2 nomination, A DEAL WITH 39 Landed Honor Society without being on Dr. Colburn Hooton, of the N a of ■ iohg-HHgefiitg radioactivity, “ Contrary to all the polls 1 know Mary Cheney Library. ‘Tha troo 1 antdopcs porglM Z3 Gastnq>od a B in biology. She also received A a civil rights plank Satisfactory said he believes Rockefeller would A SKELETON ______pr«9 arty avery honor roll. tional Aasociatiort of Secondary the most dangerous type, are about.” waa struck by lightning during tho IT Boundary 0 Manufacturing - mollusk In one aemester of driver educa add strength towthe ticket. Ha said ■ f*H» t l Wwwr RM.RW. mg* LtRAc:rpKV.|> These two facta came to light School Principals which sponsors based on fallout being very slow. to Negroes. "We are goln|; to win,” Hall de violent electrical storm yesterday r-t! (comb, form) rity in Madison 36 Within (comb. 40 Bounded tion. Charles H. Percy, platforip he feels Rockefeller’s views on In- form) 41'Smallest today, the third day since. The the National Honor Society, said clared. ”I am more convinced than morning, and, according to Mur I I Coven with County Charlene is the daughter of Mr. chairman, suggested in a visit to beniational questions should be of BY V. T. HAMLIN 38 Summits amount Herald published a letter from the trend has been growing in re ■Washington, July . 21 f/P)—The aver when I talk to people from all phey, it will have to coma down. A L L Y O O P turl 7 cuts and Mrs. Lewis Southergill, 8 Han- ficially embraced by the RepuWl- 29 Russian 43 Cudgela ... MHS student Charlene Souther- cent years. Pujilic Health Service again has the civil rights subcommittee’s parU of the Country about the Lightning or not. the tree’s con ISNT IT PANSEROUa OOP IS NOSUtHUMHt ..MMTEROP m ci; EH? SOME INO.-NOT REAU.y.JUSr 30 Company 8 Conger dee Rd. TTie main reason for -the trend, session yesterday that if N e g ro s cans. Ci.i 9 Hsrem room storehouse 45Employeit glU, Class of '’61, who protested reassured that Americans are not Democratic ticket.” . tinued life may have been in jeop HAVINO A SUB , MY OCNt.NEtm Bl HRSONCOPTHE , OH THING^ ' WENT AND TEAR ON <*T.) he aaid, waa that high achools have were guaranteed" voting rights and But Cooper conceded he hadn’t 10 Malevolence 31 Alienate 48DU1 that she was kept from the fourth swallowing too much Strontium He aaid the voting record in Con ardy anyway. It stands three feet A REAL HUMW;i fi«/AGE / IS HE A i-A t MOSTQENTLESa&S NO/ WRONG? A GIRL'S ILLUSIONS m f i SlRevcrmda to include so many more non- employee were encoti raged made much progress. -Ha aaid 11 American 35 Muscular 51Tbp«r quarter honor roll because she had 90— the dangerous stuff that falls gress of Kennedy and Johnaon "is from the edge of the propoMd SUnE-EN(5U6H 1 LIKE...UHE HIM / l e a s t NOT. I EVER MET (•b.) academic subjects in their curricu to end job discrimination, this Rockefeller took the position that , ANYMORE^ redskin organs 52 Abitraet being a C in archery. out from atomic blasts and filters going one way and their platform south addition to the library. .CAVEMAN- AROUf^? 33 Bom Troopers to Patrol la, such as phyaical education, might be the answer to the rights he could be «\f more.aervice to the 34Cm al grain 12 Property Item 86 Undiminished 54 Obserka Her other marks were a B in Into food. In another.” Murphey said it bad hot baen de driver education, health, mental problem. country as a governor than as 35 Low land hiU Algebra, B in English, A in U.S. It reported yesterday that '■die termined whether the tree would r 1 r 0 r 16 r II In Civilian Clothes hygiene, cMld development, person However, Clarence Mitchell, vice president. STHotplbS 1 r r r tary studies at ita Sanitary EJn have been removed hecauee o f tho History, and B in biology. , al typing and other subjects. Washington representative of the Rockefeller’a word that he won’t raddent ’ gineering Center in Cincinnati addition, but said the chances iS u These other marks would have And Fj*ivate Cars When the National Honor Soci National Association for the Ad- take the second place nomination phyilielan during 1958, 1959 and I960' fmind were in favor of its removal. entitled her to belong on th^" gen ety was founded in 1921, he said, vancetnent of the Colored People waa accepted at face value by Pnblir Records 80 Chemical I f the tree is found not to be a i r 11 eral ■ honor roll, had she not re high schools had curricula for^ col Strontium 90 content fn typical (NAACP), told the subcommittee Leonard W. Hall, former (30P na auffix (CoRtinned from Page Ona) Warrantee Deeds hazard. Murphey said, it will b t ceived the C in physical education. lege preparatory students and for meals fa r below the danger point. the Republicans can't win critical tional chairman and Nixon’s con ? W eB R ’5 IWBMU S3ChUd 17 it U Sehoote In the Manchester area general or business preparatory Arthur E. Scranton to Ernest A. left until the fall when contracts m 33 l6pothetieal states outside the South if they vention leader. ■ HASgEEt0EEM POSTED* ' 1 1 talli«d by The Herald this morning one-car, drinking-driver, speeding students. Scranton, property at 178 Tolland will be let for tree removal work. m atructural trj- to "appease” Dixie voters “ W e hava to taka him at hia i\ ■bowed theae results: problem.” The high achools were adihitted Check Checker Tpke. A department inspector is unite 1 with their plank. word that he has complataiy .tak: I Hartford, Kast Hartford, Olas- to the National Honor Society on Hugh M. and Rena B. Brautigam scheduled to climb the tree this 34 Health reiort 2K a A telegram was sent by Mul- ___“Putting Lyndon Johnson on the en himself out of the race,” Hall m tonbury, W est Hartford and Re the basis of standards for all sub Stamford, July 21 iiD- What to George R. and Patricia S. Green, week to determine its condition. T-ai 35 Spartan aarte 1 cahy to Coqgressman-at-Large Democratic ticket is regarded in told a news conference. property at 100 Delmont St. CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER J6 gional District 8 in Hebron do not jects. manufacturers .call the first elec “ From our observations.” Mur^ SOltaecd Frank Kowalski (D-Meriden), some quarters as gi^^ng the Re 1 include physical education In their An average of B or 85 per cent, tronic check sorter in New Eng Goldwater, chairman of the Ra Quitclaim Deeds phey said, "the tree is not a haz J 41 MaicuUna £ land goes into iiae today here at publicans a Christmas gift,” nickname requirements for membership on urging that he_ renew hia efforts or Ita equivalent waa the minimum publican Senatorial campaign Hartford National Bank and ard. But, if it is, it w ill ba taken 1 requirement for local chapters. the National Bank A Trust Co. of Mitchell said. “ But they can ahoot qommlttee, told another news con Trpat Co., to Arthur E. Scranton, down inimedistely.” PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER 43StMl. ' the honor roils. to have Navy Highway Patrol op 36 37 66 46 In the past few years, high Fairfield County. Santa Claus if they don’t take ad ference that it ia his understand property at 176 Tolland Tpke. Murphey added that the bolt of 44 Blder ion of ■ Academic Honor Roll DON'T FOncSETr 1 erating out of the U.S. Subma schools have requested the nation The machine la a product of vantage of it and adopt a strong ing that Nixon has cut the field Stuart C. Carlson to Donald T. lightning peeled bark off three ]9tebdcah IT Hartford’a asaiatant luperin- il rine Base, Groton, restored. al society for permission to amend Pitney-Bowea, Inc., and the Na civil rights plank.” of potential running mates to Hood, property on Hilliard St. quarters of the trunk from the mid (Bib.) ■ 1 tendfent of achools, Alexander K their constitutions to eliminate tional Cash Register Co. While the platform work ground! three. Mechanioa Lien dle of the tree to the ground. He . 40 Coniuma..... w : » ■ 46.. -Macklmmie Jr. said, ‘‘W e consider The patrol was discontinued | ... physical education and other sub The check sorter can process ahead, some qihet-efforts were be-j - Goldwater named U.N. Ambas Kilpatrick -Structural Steel Co. said the bolt seemed to have en 47 Athena . 1 ■ physical «idiicatlon Important, but about a year ago because, it was u 54 jects from the marking totals. 760 checks a minute— a rate 16 ing made to get Rockefeller to- sador Henrj' Cabot Lodge Jr,, and Inc.', against U. E. Fltzpafrick inc. tered from the end of a limb on tho 49Tranqioaet H 61 ^physical education grades Juat stated by Admiral Arlelgh A. (ab.) Dr. Hooton said his own opinion times faster than; by hand, they change his mind and take the' Sen. Thruaton B, Morton of Ken properties on Apel PI., 54."30.36. northwest portion of the tree and don’t ooimt w-hen we determine Burke, chief of naval' operations,! SO Ascended a r u on the .matter waa *’l f students said. It “ reads” customers’ ac vice' pie.sidential nonflnatlon. He tucky, but declined to identify the .attachment traveled to the trunk, thence to-the who’a on the honor roll. lit’H an that personnel 'and vehicles re-j S3 Handled quired 'were no longer avsilable j get credit toward graduation, the count numbers printed in mag has said he would not accept it third. Some thought be might Fred G. Slawson against ,Iohn B. ground. He estimated the tree at ST 8s academic honor roll.” subjects should be included.” 55 Powerful ft •‘except at the expense of morel netic ink on the bottom of the “ under any circumstances.” . be thinking of Cooper. (ToMwa- Burke, property at Summit end E. 75 feet in height, and said the light 56 Seesaw 'D r. Robert Dunn, vice principal Students at Manchester High check. Sen. John Sherman- Cooper (R - ter eliminated himself, as well as Center Sts’ , 51,600. ning hit roughly 50 feet up. of Hall High School in Weat Hart vital military tasks.” | ford. aaid the general honor roll Since then, ■ Mulcahy, Governor hi hte town requires a 8.0 average, Riblcoff and Kowalskr^nave been BY FRANK O’NEAL S H O R T R IB S baaed o n 'a aystem which awarda trying unsuccessfully to have the 4 pointa fo r an A, 8 fo r a B. 2 for patrol ordered into operation a C and no forth. High honors again. raquiro a S.6 average. “I am' deeply disturbed by thf ‘ T o r plaoesnent on the honor whole altuatlon,” Kowalski tele roll, wa include the aubjeota that phoned the Commissioner this PiATT & WHITNEY AIRCRAFT IS CURRENTLY INVOLVEO IN A U iO R MSFUTI maet ftv« timaa a week,” he aaid. morning, after receiving the tele L O N G S A M BY AL CAPP and BOB LUBBERS Thia excludea ^ ya iC a l education. gram. Edward M. IMlIon, principal of “ I ’ve already been In touch to -«9MnB(|IOw\ WTAMirS RNS MtrrXXMS'MI’TtVW Kaat Hartford High School, aaid day with Rear ' Admiral A. F. MCHmusn; ' eononeHnotrsomptmyn0^ M m trvvtm , .HemtHmitSftcMfmaamvam* ^ both the high honor roll auid the I.«omla of the Bureau of Naval aum Licm ^JjTK^OKO^ general honor roll at hia athool ex Personnel, who promised to take tn m tM u rm CHAOWI-I IM S clude phyaical educatlwi. a fresh look at the problem. sncANOsc-sur 1DU $01 wsemwt High, honors require straight A's “ He assured me o f hia. coopera mAEsortnsMN bt major aubjecta, and B ’s in minor tion and aaid that he might haVt WKr xtamunar nomcxm^oiv suhjecta, excluaive o f phyaical edu eome word fo r me later in the m xa r mM . ne-^scueuti I cation. General honora require •ay.” somomaseb po a e rbl bout in Chicago Stadium. • pion is Green Manor of the out for the ManoHnen In the play and no Aceto nmner got more than ing to third. Roy Jbhnson reached Dorsey C( ... 3 similar to a collection of various'^ Spahn and Lew Burdette. In ffQm Ligonier, Pa., has all the weapons to make the fore Oval. »■ Ryan, a iight-hea'vyw«i(|At Witll offs It has to be Heller, a versa half way home. on an error with Coughlin scoring Cone, c ...... 4 ' athletic events all wrapped Into stead of wearing out his two Windsor All-Stars vs. National 17 knockouts to his credit; ap46ild National League followinir Colanselo, as . 4 one. It 'was a "political Olympics" cast come true in the 72-hole dawn-to-dusk medal play test All-Stars, 6, Buckley. tile young fellow who dons ithe The Manormen gave Heller ex on the play. Milwaukee aces in the spring launched today over Firestone^ wtth a punishing body atUck tfifR last night’s 6-0 victory over mask and mitt and toils ^ behind Singles b>’' Steve Cone, Heller Heller, p --- . 3 one might say. HazardvUle All-Stars vs. Inter had Ray bseki^ up. But Mmf cellent support as they played Thiellns. lb . 3 1 -1 ilie field of potential gold medal he has them ready for the second Country CHub’s awesome acres. national All-Stara, 6,_ Verplanck. Aceto & Sylvester behind the the plate when not pitpRing. Hel errorless ball in the biggest game and Zwick, plus sn outfield error Zwick. 3b ..., . 3 0 1 half pennant drive. , 216, and the two par fives 926 landed a long right to the Hdfi aparkllns one-hit pitching of Mark ler pitched both, tournament vic and a passed ball plated two more Coushlin. rf ,. . 3 1 1 winnei;# included outstanding rep But the year’s big money winner, yards — one stretching s pKnll Friday, July S3 that sent Ryan to the fiodv for Heller. The Manormen won ,the of the season. The victors also .lohnsnn. if .. . 3 n 0 resentatives of 90 states rather Spahn ran hia won-lost record Masters and Open champion, faces gious 626 'With a beckoning pond tories oyer this International turned in one doubleplay which Green Mpnor runs In the third. Wilkie. 3b ... . 3 1 0 eight count best of three final series two games than countries and . they undoubt to 10-6 last night by pitching hiq a potent par and a fast field as he stretched across the front of the , Clarke va‘. Spruce, 6:15, Memo-' When Ryan arose, Rsy __ League champs .and it was he who was started by Heller himself. The Only a tremend'oiui catch by Tim 7 0 S 49th shutout at the St. Louis Car rial Field. to one following a first round vic twirled the final regular season latter was' like a cat around the Hassett, leaning against .the right- Tot»l» ...... 28 ' A, » .1' edly worked just as hard for their goes after his seventh tournament green. mered him against th'4 ropes sritli tory over Police Sc Fire, American S rein k 8yl» ester le with large yard, $60. BH kitchen alnka^ (cabinet), wooden Free Delivery______FOUR ROOM garden apartment, 3-1S63 any time___ . tion room. $6,000. cash requlreiTlo and Trust Company. Main St., Hartford, 67 CHEVROLET estimates and reasonable rates on Radio-TV Repair MORTGAGES—We are In a posi clean ■' Well maintained building. room ranch, 1(4 acres/'fireplace,' today aroused a Mancheator pS'^ Power Steering construction. We repair all makes. Cashier and Bookkeeper 8-1878. kitchen caltoeta, two hot water Free Set-Up SyO ur Own BTERROW-Route 82. Large assume $ li.600 mortgage at 4% % ; Conn., executor under the will of Edltli 4-Door $1,000 Services 18 tion to finance second mortgages furnaces, modem radiators, com Reliable Men heat, hot water, stove, refrigera ' ______basement garage, porch. For ap room ranch, hardwood floors, Immediate occupancy. Joseph MeCraft Wlckhsim. • trolman’s suspicions was arrostod 66 OLD8MOBILE One-Owner Call MI 3-0204 now. pointment call owner M l 9-8760. JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge Mileage .9,600 In any amounts. Terms to suit Some experience beneficial but WANTED—Good home for 9 month plete windo^bs. Including frame, Phone For Appointment tor and parking, $115. Ml $-1809, Houses for Sale 72 fireplace, newly renovated, gaa Barth, Broker. BU 9-0320, and charged with possessing bur Hardtop $860 CONNIE’S TV and Radio Service, your needs. J. D. Realty, 470 AD 6-1269. One-Word-lt’s An M A M RUBBISH REMOVAL Serv not absolutely necessary. old male dog, mixed breed. Good 6nd aluminum storm windows, SAMUEL ALBERT, Hartford MANCHEISTER—8 room ranch heat.. Shingle and bond stone ex OBDEB OF NOTICE glar tools after the polloeman fol 86 BUICK available all houra. SatlsfacUon Main St., MI 3-8129. with children. PI 2-7822. 60-62 . PORTER ST. Exceptionally BERKLEY DRIVE, Vernon — 6^ AT A COURT OF PROBATE held Exquisite-Beauty ice-residential, commercial. In doors, and plumbing suppliek. CH. T-0S57, After « p.m. Ch. 6-2481 CHEERFUL — SUNNY — Three garage, VS baths, beat neighbor terior. Basement gsu’age. On. bus at Manchester, within and for the lowed him and found him at a door Sedan $680 guaranteed. Call BQ 9-181B. Choman House Wrecking, open large two-famtly, now vacant, ex line. Assumable mortgage. '$12,- room ranch. One year young. 85 FORD Mint-Condition dustrial. Attica, cellars, yards, in ABRACADABRA IS A magic See It Day Or Night large rooms, heat and hot water, hood. Tongren, Broker, BH 3-6321 District of Manchester, on the 18th day to the American Legion Home, cinerator-cardboard drums. Lawn Catalogue Sales People daUy 8:80 p.m.-6, Saturday 8-4, or cellent condition. Priced right for 600. overland 4-2907 collect. Large ■Jiving room with fireplace, of July. 196a Wagon $778 QONDER’S TV Sendee—Motorola word! Consolidation la another. If you have,no means of trans centrally located. Ml 9-1688. EJve- resent, Hon. .Tohn J. Wallett. Judge, where he searched him. Only $895 Down mowing. Light trucking. MI 9-9767. Artides Fur Sale ^5 coil BQ 9-2392. quick sale. MI 9-5229. 9-6. MANCHESTER—6 room cape, ga built-in boqkcase, large bow win 64 B xn cx and Philco factory service. Hl-Fl, Lower your monthly payments by Previoua sales experience pre portation, I’ll lend my auto for you nings AD 3-4793. 9 NORMAN STREET-Small 6 dow. Large kitchen with built-ins, gstate of Harrison Wilson of Man Daniel L. Henry, 27, failed to Hardtop $496 phonoB and auto radios. 214 Spruce lumping your debts into a single ferred. LOAM—SAhTD—Stone - Oravel — No obligation. MANCHESHER —8 room colonial rage, porch, rec room, quiet chester In said District, an Incapablepost a $1,000 bond, and is being SUPERIOR PAVING CO.—Amealte street. Tongren,. Broker, ' MI room home, ideal for a retired birch cabinets; and white ceromlc person. 62 FORD St. BU 9-1486. second mortgage. A penny a FUi and Amealte. For prompt de FOUR ROOM apartment, central honie, large family size kitchen, Upon application of Harrison Wilson held in custody for presentation BRUNNER’S driveways constructed, resur A-U -B-^E—R—T—’S location, ’.leat, hot water, parking, 3-6321. couple. Bungalow style with one- tile counter top. baths. Natur Hardtop $96 month for each dollar you borrow. Benefits include—retirement pro livery call BU 8-8608. Walter P. living room, dining room, den al woodwork throughout. Combina praying that he be reatored to his ca- in Town Court, tomorrow. On The MancheSter-Vemon faced,, sealed. Reasonably priced. gram, liberal company discounts, Read Herald Advg. 4.3-45 ALLYN ST.. HARTFORD adults. $90 monthly. BU 8-7590 or car garage and garden . space. paclly. II,Is -61 FORD MI 3-6616. Connecticut- Mortgage Exchange, Miller, Trucking. downstairs, 4 bedrooms and bath tion aluminum storms and Patrolman tValter Csssella Jr. Town Line In Talcottvllle MORTENBEN TV Specialized RCA hospitalization insurance, etc. Open Nights Till,8, Sat, 8 p.m. MI 3-8470. Ne a r c e n t e r —6-6 duplex, one Priced for quick sale at $9,800. ORDERED: Thai the foregoing ap 2-Door $78 15 Lewis St., Hartford. CH 6-8897. and second floor. Fenced in lot, vacancy. Suitable for office, busi Robert J. Smith, Inc., 963 Main screens. Venetian blinds. T.^rge plication he heard and determined at said he spotted the man turn up television, service. Ml 9-4641. TOOL AND . equipment renfala. $14,900. Phllbrick Agency, BO the Probate Office In Manchester In 49 DE SOTO OPEN EVE. TILL 9* RUBBISH AND ASHES—Removed Frank Burke or Mrs. Carter. BLOND MAPLE dining set, $125; THREE ROOM apartment, heat, ness. Ample parking. Owner BH- St., BH 9-5241. lot t08’xl76'. Owner moving to Leonard St. from Main 8 t.. but Sedan $76 • from cellars and yards, weekly Apply Sales and service. AP Equipment, 9-8464. said Dlslrlcl on the 2nd day of August then lost sight of him for a few RADIO-TV RBSPAIR8, any make— 945 Center St., BQ 9-2053. Open odd pieces bedroom furnituw; two hot wafer, stove, refrigerator, ga 3-6409. California. Price $16,900. For ap 1960, at ten o'clock in the forenoon an(! or monthly. MI 8-0187. cars, ampliftera, phonographs and desks, one antique. 44 Wadsworth rage, spacious grounds. BU 9-6229. EXECUTIVE COLONIAL pointment call owner. BU 9-8459. Hint nnilce be given to all persons in- moments. ^BTIUNNER’S Bnsinesa Opportanities 32 MONTGOMERY WARD evenings. 4 CAROL DRIVE - Rockvine. $18,- leresled in aald estate of the pendency changers. OVer 47 years total ex BUSINESS St. BU 3-6751. 9-5. 650. 6 room ranch, large living ROCKLEDGEl—Fabulous custom of said application and the time and Upon turning his cruiser into BRICK AND stone mason and ce 828 BCAIN ST. quality built 3 bedroom ranch. Superbly tailored to meet the re BOLTON—Attractive 4V4 large the Legion Home driveway, Caa- ment work. MI 9-6481 after 8 :S0. perience. 90 daya guarantee on all HAVE SEVERAL—Pieces of ex- HOBCB BCADE ravioli, fresh . or room, cabinet kitchen, 8 bed place of hearing thereon, by publishing YOUR LARK work. Potterton’s, tn 9-4687. frozen, 80c doz. 248 Avery Street, SOLID MAPLE china closet. Ex Finest of material, workmanship quirements of the moot discrimi rooms, year 'round home, 8 years a copy of this order in some newspaper sells said he saw Henry facing Days call MI 3-8042, ceUent Investment property. J. D. Monday, July 28 from 10 a.m.- EXECUTIVE rooms, 1 ^ % mortgage can be nating and built by a master crafts having a circulation in said district, nl DEALER, Realty, 470 Main St., BQ 8-5129. Wapping. BQ 4-0604. cellent cMidition. Tel. after 6. BU THREE ROOM apartment, $65. BU in this home. Opportunity to select old, latest plumbing, nicely 'land the door to that building. PHILCO — Recommended service 4 p.m. 9-0492. assumed. Marion E. Robertson, man. SM excellently proportioned scaped, 2 lots, overlooking first least five days before the day of said 10 Miles from 9-b22979^5r-______Broker, BQ 3-6953. your own decor. J. D. Realty, 470 hearing to appear If they aee cause at He turned his spotlight /sti IN TALOOTTVILLE on. radios, televisions.. Also guar WELL ESTABLISHED—Laundro Main St., BH 3-6129. rooms. large living room, family Bolton I^ake. outstanding buy for said lime and place and he heard rela ROPER KITCHEN heating range Henry and told him not to jntiva. On the Mancheeter-' Household Services anteed service on all other mat in prime east side location. Manchester THREE AND FOUR Room apart room .’d in iii room, four large bed- quick sale. Furnished or lintiir- tive thereto, and make return to this 1981 DE SOTO, good running con with 4 burners, oven broiler. Gas MANCHESTER — 4-room ranch rooiTis, 1% full bathrooms, flre- Court, and by mailing on or before After . calling Sgt. George Mo- ^Vernon Town IJne dition, excellent radio, new tires, Offered 13-A makes. See our special .do-it-your Owner wUl finance, priced for Im ments, including heat, hot water, tjq>e home, central heat, city util TIME TO PLANT nished. Owner moving to Florida. 35 acres, high elevation, 500 white enamel hot water tank. Bfl gas for cooking, electric refriger 'place, built-in G.E. oven and range, July 19, 1960 by cerllfied' mall, a copy Caughey for aaaiatanfr, Casaella Open Eve TUI 9, Sat. 8. $100. MI 9-3826. self department featuring dis mediate sale. For further infor Help Wanted— Hale 36 ities, excellent lot, on bus line. YOUR DOLLARS BH 9-7218. of said order to said Harrison Wilson said he search^ Hprfry. and dis HAROLD A SONS.^Rubblsh remov a. ft off state highway with ap- 9-2872. ator and gas stove. Call BD- 2Vxl4’ garage. On one full tree- 3 Hawley Street, Manchester. Connerll count prices. Open evenings and mation call T. J. Crockett, Real $9,9()0. Other listings, .Phllbrick covered the folloptihg items. al, cellars and attics cleaned. Saturdays. Satellite Electronic DRIVER’S HELPER for furniture Open For pro:timately 700 ft. frontage 6-7737 from 5-7 p.m. Watch them grow in a home of studded acre, with' a serene bab 77 STARKWEATHER ST.—8 room cut: and to Veterans Admlnlsfratlnn Ashea, paperr-all rubbish. Harold tor, BU 8-1577 or BO 9-8952. Agency, BH 9-8464. 95 Pearl SIreei. Hartford. Connecticut Flashlight. 5 pair of long nooa 1981 MERCURY, good condition. Service. 165 School St., Manches and appliance delivery. Exper on highway.. Private amealte your own. bling brook on the property in ranch recently redecorated. At- JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge Must sell. MI 9-1906. Hoar. NQ 9-4(184. ter. Call JA 8-1669 after 4:30. ience .pmerred. Apply afternoons drive. Secluded natural' set CHABIBERS GAS range and lawn FOUR ROOBI apartment, bath, hot EAST MIDDLE TPKE.—6 room beautiful High Ridge. This Is a tractl'Ve, shaded rear yard, $13,500. ______pliers, a paiB of tweezers, a skete- BE YOUS-OWN BOSS— only, Mr. Kaufman, Norman’s, 448 Inspection ting. Beautifully landscaped, mower. Good condition. BU 9-9419. I^water, heat. 'rlce
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