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Ths Westher Foreeuat of D. 8. Wet h e r Bunua FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1960 Atstbc* Dslly Net Press Rwi I aswsammxm For the Week Ended Oeuttmied (air tfaU aftMuosu, dime 4th. 1960 tonight and' Sunday. Lowest ta- PAGE e ig h t e e n jEanrb( t^r l|frali> 0 rilght 46 to 60. Rlgheat Sunday some electrical work which were 13,125 70 to 76. i DeMolay Hears also in the Hunter bid for the Memher a< tha Audit ‘Templis ChMJter, OBS, will apon project May 10, but these items Manchester-^A City o f VUlage Charm sor a bake sale at the J. W. Hale TOILETRIES, Ete. GANNON Bureau o f OUwnlatiou will- be Included in a Ikter pef- A b o u t T o w n Department store, tomorrow at 10 Greer Tonight TOILETBIES—Main Floor a.m. For pick up of donations, mit. - (daasUled Adverttsing on Page 0) PRICE FIVE CENTS The toUl of . 8417,000 will be BATH TOWEL MANCHESTER, CONN., SATUl^tilAY, JUNE 11, 1960 KlHitcmoaioh Tribe, No- call Mrs. Richard Rhodea 49 Cool- Hugh Greer, varsity coach at *Manicure Sets. 11 piece* in (TWELVE PAGES^'^TV SECTION— SUBURBIA TODAY) lOBM. wUl hold lU regular m a t­ Idge S t, or Mrs. Claude Porter, reduced by ■ about $10,000 some­ the University o f Connecticut, will time In the near future. Hunter is leather ca s e ...... • • • $” •”” RIOT! ing In Tinker Hall 29 Hyde 8t. be guest speaker at the annudl ^ There will be nomthaUon of working out the reduction now Others at $1.00. Father and Son banquet for the with-achool authorities and with offioers. ^ The Rev. John R. Neubert, pas­ SLIGHT IRREGULAA5 John Mather CSiapter, Order of architect Arnold Lawrence and *01d Spice product* for men. tor of Comirtunlty- Baptist Church, DeMolay, tonight at 6:30-at the pre-electric shave, talc or de. StateNews engineer Jerome Mueller. Of $1.00>o$1J9 tltiiait W. Baraw, son of Mr. will have charge of the radio Masonic'Temple. odorant stick ...... $1,00 *nd Mr*. Stuart W. James Perry, building inspec­ broadcasts, sponsored by the Man­ • Merit bar awards for participa­ Cour^Crets U A C Plea Parklna S t. today received hla di­ chester Ministerial Assn., over tor who is also a coordinator for Brewer Aspirin, ■ Aide Hints Revisions tion on drill team and sport teams, 22”x44" ploma at graduation «**” |5^^**^ WINF Sunday at 6:30 p.m. and the project, said the reduction 100 ta b lets...... Routt for perfect attendance, proficien­ Cudibig* Academy, Aehburnhara, dally next week at 7:13 p.m; may be made in the electrical dis­ t«25”x50" -X Maaa. cy in ritual, obtaining new mem­ tribution setup which had been •New Pushbutton Lilt Cream s ----- ; bers. and for outstanding per­ Whip. Permanent for any New Milford, June 11 (/P)— The Manchester' Garden Club planned. ‘ n ie Ladlea Aid Society of Buck formance on other DeMolay ac­ The reduction was suggested by type of hair. Newest, fastest A supermarket was robbed will have a smorgasbord at the tivities will be announced at a way to wave . .$*.30 To Bar Mass Ingham CongregaUonal Church In home of Mrs. Douglas Roberta. General Manager Richard Mar­ last night of about $2,000 by special court, of honor.. , tin, because of a $500,000 ceiling Olaatonbury win aponaor a atraw- Bolton Rd., Vernon, on Monday at Iodine Ration Improved Tab­ thrOe armqd men who, State Kgrrv featival and dinner Satur­ t — - on the project, including furnish­ Management suffered a setback 6:30 p.m. Mrs. Arthur Schulthels let*. The dleUry supplement, The Irregularitie* are ao slight ♦automatic pay bicre^a ratterf Police said, fled in an auto­ Ike’s Japan day, June 18. There will ^ aerv- is in charge of reservations. ings, architects fees, Insurance By THU ASSOeXATBD » yeateiriay when a Stratford town in ^ at S, 6 and 7 p.m ^For res- 600 tablets ...... $$-*® than merit raisea and the right to mobile they took from a wom­ Permit for Work and contingency. you’ll have trouble ftmllag them! Interest in the investigate grievances in company court Judge found a jion-etrlking er^Uona, calls Mra. Alvah Russell •Little Miss Cosmetic SeU of employe at the Sikorsky plant guil­ an in Jthe store parking lot. Mountain Rd., Glastonbury. Members of the Eighth District Solid color* with Dobby borders; •trike against seven united grounds d..ring working hours. Between 160 and 200 customers Fire Department, who wish,to par- toilet water, bubble The company, in a etateraent le- ty of breach of peace end fined him At Schools Asked stripes, Jacquards and platda | Aircraft Corp. plants centered were in the AUantic and Pacific Ucipate in the North Thompson- Earn B.S. Education Degrees bath, etc...... $*■*" sued after the etrlke eUrted. said 850 for making motion pictures^ James Knight was elected presi­ today on a courtroom battle pickets, apparently at the com­ store when the three men entered vllle parade tomorrow evening, are Miss f^ancv King, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Harvey King, A building permit for $440,000 The newest colors In extra large | It could not meet the demands for H a g e r ty ’ s dent of the Men's Club of Center CEMENT Reg. 60c Lustre Cream Lotion over a request for a tempor­ a union shop or for automatic pay pany’s request. at the height of the Friday eve­ CongregaUonal Church recently. to meet at fire headquarters at 218 H ^ ry St.,\nd ^ a s Elizabeth Elder, daughter of h^s. Ger­ Of renovation to Barnard Junior Shampoo, Special at . . . -49c ning ' business nish. Police quoted 6:15 p.m. in uniform. W. H. England Lumber Co. sizes. 1. ary restraining-Aorder against Increases. Attorneys Immediately said they OUier new officers are Alfred trude Elder,-81 Tanner St„ received B-S. ***®.^** High School was applied for The two-unions have been pull­ would press an appeal for the de­ store manager Charles Davis of Sunday at Lesley College In Cambridge. Mass. Miss King 540 Middle Turnpike, East ' epius Tax d o m e s t ic s —Main Floor, Rear mass picketing. Galeuda, vice president; William yesterday "by the Jack R. Hunter ing together in bargaining with fendant, Theodore P. Guild. The Kent as saying the men appeared Zinsser, treasurer; and Robert Dr. and Mrs. Jacob Segal, 54 was treasurer of the Glee Club, and manager of the Madrigal Ml 9-5201 The hearing began Co. Inc. Open All Day Saturday UAC for new contracts to replace cases of two othef Sikorsky em­ at his booth where he was cash­ e c i s i o n Blake, secretary. Cobum Rd., left today to spend Choral Group. Miss Elder was manager and v lc ^ r e s ld w t of The application does not Include terday in Superior Court. Shortly ing a check for a customer. w e e d e r M Ptoce Your Ordtr* before 9:36 p.m.. It wa* receaaed those that have expired at the dif­ ployes who were arrested at the the weekend in Burlington, Vt., the Glee Club and was a member of the Madrigal Choral Group. $37,000 of paving, landscaping and ferent plants. Their "unity” pact same Ume for taking pietpres were The men demanded money and imtll this morning. where they will attend the gradu­ Now For ,„■« also put to the test when the continued. Davis gave them two money bags. ation Sunday of their son. Robert wear- The company la aeek^g the or­ I The Polish Women’s Alliance Mr. and Mrs. 'l^llliain J. strike began Tuesday at the Sikor­ The men fled after ripping a tele­ Segal. He will receive a B.A. de­ der to prevent mae* picketing as The basis of Guild’s arrest, the A w a i t e d Group 246 will hold a belated Stephens, 45 Green Manor Rd., togethen sky Division plants in Bridgeport court stated, waa that his activities phone from a wall. gree in the pre-medlcal course at will leave tomorrow for Pough­ ita Pratt A Whitney divlaion plant and Stratford: Within 24 hours, all Mra. Janet Warner, a clerk in DONT "-Xar” the University of Vermont Mother’s Day party tomorrow at . seemed likely to touch off a riot 7 p.m. at the Polish American keepsie,' N. Y., to attend the grad­ from Cash's In North Haven. five of the other UAC plant* had among the men on the picket line. the store went to an outside tele­ By THE ASSOCIATED StOl plenty of wear ledt In uation on Monday of their daugh­ One of the witneaaea who ^ r i ­ phone booth where ahe waa calling sjioes when brought here for Club on Clinton SL been hit. Judge Isaac Murov cited the tes­ The White House said to­ Victor Lombardo was elected ter, Miss Emma IS. Stephens, from BARBECUE fled waa North Haven Police C hl« TTiere ha# been some rough busi­ timony of Stratford Police officers the state police as the three men expert repairing. Vasaar College. NAME TAPES Leno Bemlere. He told the court day that the schedule for Open Mondays AU Day president of Local 1592. National Miss Patricia Hibbard, daughter SPONSORED BY WSCS OF THE ness on the picket lines, especially about the ugly mood of the strik­ ran into the parking lot. 'They FederaUon of PosUl Clerks, re- of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph C. Hibbard, UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OF BOLTON he had received full cooperation when the ahlfU changed and non- ers as Guild was making his pic­ yanked Mr*. Arthur Baldwell front: President Eisenhower’fl im­ Closed Wednesday Ideal For Summer Camp from union leaders, but there 'W*'’* Afternoons cenUy. Other officers are Ken­ 41 Byron Rd.. has started a 12- atriking worker# tried to make tures. the driver * »eat of her automobile pending! visit to Japan is be­ neth Phillips,, vice prqsldentij Rus­ week program in psychiatric nurs­ SATURDAY. JUNE 18 time*, he eaid. when the Jostling their way into or out of the plants. and raced-off in it. ing revife^ed and probably Sew-on or ittm-oU stylea. Incidents of violence* have been Guild, he said, "ahould have been sell Hull, treasurer; and Willis ing at the Institute of Living in 6 PM . AND 6:80 SETTINGS on the picket line looked like more aware, that the taking of these State Police from the Ridgefield SAM YULYES then could be handled with the few, however, considering the revised. Kilpatrick, secretary. An outdoor Hartford. She is a student nurse AT THE CHURCH movies was likely to produce,-pro­ Troop said today the car still W istant press secretary Anna •‘SHOE REPAIRING barbecue with members of the Po\o 8 dox...... S1.25 strike is the biggest in Connecti­ at the Hartford Hospital School of FEATURING STr A w BEBRY SHORTCAKE FOB DESSERT men at hla disposal. voke, or excite others to commit missing. Whekton told newsmen thM u du> OF THE BETTER KIND” Clerkettes'auxUlary as guests was Nursing. Similar company request* will be cut history, affecting more than violence or breach of the peace, 2SOAK STREET ADULTS $1.26------CHILDREN UNDER 12. $1.00 • S h i r f e - 16 dox...... $1.75 30,000 workers. It is estimated tailed plan for Eisenhower’s Junu held after the business meeting at argued Monday in Superior Court even though the practice of taking Red China Link Urged 19-22 Japanese tour is being held Same Side as Watkins the home of Russell Hull, 78 White Mr. and Mrs. John , McElraevy FAIR TICKETS ON SALE BY ANY WSCS MEMBER In Bridgeport aiid Hartford, on be­ about 4.000 worker* have been re­ movies is not considered to be^ an 24 dox...... $2 J5 porting for work since the start of Hartford, June 11 (>P»—^’he New up awaiting a decision by press S t will be host and hostess at the Lutz RAIN or SHINE For Beoervatlons Call MRS. JOHN half of the alx other UAC plants unfair labor practice.” secretary James C. Hagerty, .who Jimlor Museum, 126 Cedar St., or MBS. MICHAEL GOLDSNIDEB, MI 9-1368 hit by the atrike—in Bridgeport, the strike.. York East Methodiat conference has Just completed a preliminary has urged opening up chaniiels of Sunday from 2 to 6 p.m. ToMcmd A^eultiiral S h ( 5 r = ( s Cash’s Woven Nume Tape# Stratford. East Hartford. Manches­ visit to Tokyo amid angry antl- ter. Windsor Lock*, end Broad communications with Communist EiseiUiower demonstrations. The Manchester Rod. and Gun Center . Brook. China. ' j Respecting the Japanese aspect ROUTE 80, ROCKVILLE Easy-wear cotton knit p ^ - 6 dox...... $2.75 ^ t ic e T r r o m n o w till t h e Club will hold a quarterly meet­ ups by Carter's take machine­ Worker! at some of the plants Strike Eootns at Eochheed The conference said in a re.solu- of the President’s Far Eastern ing Monday at 8 p.m. at the club­ tion ”we urge the nations of the END OF JUNE, ORANGE HALL tubbing __ take DO ironing. 12 dox...... $3.75 are represented by the United Au-1 tour which starts tomorrow morn­ house. SATURDAY, JUNE 11 Stay cctor-bright and fit- tomobile Worker*. At the other*, j world to take positive steps in ing Mrs. Wheaton told newsmen; the direction of increased com­ "There’s nothing to be released 2:00 P.M. right, too. 24 dox...... 55.75 union la the International A s -, ioclation of Machlnlat*. I AM Tells Workers munication on al! levels with the from this office today.” • HORSE SHOW—11:00 A.M. Sizes 1, 2, 8. 4, 5, 6, 6x. People’s Republic of China.” At another point she said that 81.00 and $1.70 NOTIONS Union spokesmen aay that The resolution, adopted yester-! MANCHCSTER SNACK BAR wages are not -the chief laaue in | the schedule was not firmed up and INFANT and TOT SHOP Main Floor, Center day,' avoided a stand on United would be given out as the tour pro- . • SALE OF FOGD Main Floor, Rear the dispute. The union demand* in-1 PLANTS, FANCY WORK, elude full arbitritlon of dispute*, States recognition- of Red China. gresses. Pressed as to whether It EGG FARM Etc.—2:00 PM. ■tronger Job security, a union shop, Cross, Picket Lines It waa introduced by the Rev. Dr. was being revised, Mrs. Wheaton Lloyd Worley of Hartford’s First EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT AT 7;3( 472 Keeney St,—MI 9-9904 • CHICKEN BARBECUE NEW SHIPMENT JUST ARRIVED! said: .r CAFETERIA SUPPER AUCTION Methodist Church, who told the “I would assume that. In the Af^gave the firm its 5*day notice of ORANGE HALU-72 EAST CENTER ST, FRESH EGGS DAILY 5:00-7:00 PM. Burbank. Calif.. June 11 conference; light of the fact we haven’t g ot I REGULAR GAMES • 6 SPECIALS • 1 SWEEPSTAKES^ SECOND OON6REOATIONAL CHURCH InUnt to strike. The United Nations best serves Tokyo pollcimen tangle with a demonetrator U S- the schedule this morning, there • AUCTION—7:00 PM. Death Toll 28 possible break tn the week-old Involved in the walkout would its purpose whefi all nations are onsbratww were protesting President Esenhowere forthcoming visit to Japan. (AP Photofax may be some alight revisions." S m o R E g q s . Sponsored by strike against Corvair’s AUas mU- be 10,000 employes of the Bur­ included in the membership.” radio from Tokyo). ^ ______- Word from Tokyo today waa HOBIE DEMONSTRATION eile faculties appeared today, even bank firm’s missUes and space di­ T h e. Rev. Dr. Worley argued that changes in tour plans tnduda PiiHst .... 3 doz. $1.00 GROUPS, TOLLAND COUNTY •s. In A u stralian Tuesday, June! 4ih as a second missile Industry strike vision building the Polaris and Air that diplomatic and other ex­ canceling of a golf match with e x t e n s io n SERVICE Msdium ...... dox. 45c 6:30 P.M. Force Discoverer, Midas and changes with the country are need­ Intruder Beats Prime Minister Nobusuke KiaU. BENEFIT Airliner Crash loomed. - ^ Sarpos satellites. • ed, regardless of the character of A newa coifference also waa rep in ­ ALSO LARGE, EXTRA T. A. O. BCILDINO FUND The International Associatiem of In the Convalr strike. IAM pick­ the Chinese goveriunent. ed out and Tokyo sources said tha RAY REID, Auctioneer Machinists took the unusual action 150,000 Japanese I.ARGE and JUMBO EGGS ets have appeared at Vandenberg The Rev. H. Burnham Kirkland Mother of Four President’s ap e^ at Psrliammt Brisbane. Australia, Juiw 11 of ordering lU 20,000 workers at Air Force Base. Calif., Cape Ca­ of Middletown opposed the resolu­ is expected to be canceled. 7POTS—FUBNITUBE—B04MKS—^HOUSEHOLD ITEMS, Etc. —Two Americans were among 28 Convalris Wg .8«n D i^ o naveral,' Fla., and other facilities tion. He urged the conference to The White House had announced building plants to cross snuther take a stand against diplomatic penens klUed In the emsh of an union’s picket lines Monday. with Convalr projecta lu G reenw ich late yesterday that details' ot The lA I. has authorized a walk­ recognition and U.N. membership Protest Ike’s Eisenhower’s 'vlilt would be made Australian airliner last night in nie lAM counterrosnded tn out next week at the Douglaa Air­ for China unless that country’s -ptfMte^^hia morning; H * g «ty had fog off the city of Mackay, North earlier order Instructing members Grewvwich. June 11 fiP)—A eltght- to stay off ths Job that day. honor- craft plant at Santa Monica, Calif, been in Tokyo aeveral hours at } Queensland. .ihs United Aiiiu wiaftaia'waa carrying Japanese ly-bullt mother of four waa re­ tog pteket Hnristo be set up by-GiPt' Tokyo, June 11 (j>)--M0r* tbant'Umonstrators covering today from a severe beat­ that time. GLEN HAVEN PAY CAMP| The body qf John F O’Grady, fibigtneers and Architects Assn., set a June 16 atrike deadline at the Sr communication, the 'delegates 160,000 demonstrators stormed un­ lanterns. This morning, while afaouting Douglas plant in Long Beach, declared: “ We are not giving our ing she said she received yester­ ■ I .. . Now Exclusive LAMP SHADES tj. 8. consul In Briebane, w m which has 8,000 members. checked through Tokyo far into The demonstration outside day by an intruder she found ran­ mobs demonstrated in front of the FOR BOYS among seven recovered by search Machinists building the Navy’s Calif. approval to the doctrine or tactics Saturday lUght in rowdy, siwUte- Kishi’s residence was, staged by U.S, embassy, Hagerty concluded Lovely new shades for your boudoir, $ 9 At Lockheed, the union asks a sacking her home. ■ boats. Vincent Nicholaa Blssen Polaris submarine missile at Bur­ that have been or are now being dancing parades denouncing Amer­ Zengakuren, the Radical^ Leftist Mrs. Ernests Marchand returned his preview trip to the Japanese I table or floor lamps, To • o f Boston, Mass., was the second bank yesterday rejected a Lock­ 7 per cent pay tocrease for mem- employed by the Chinese Repub­ student group that helped besiege capital and took off for Ancho**- bera averaging $2.66 hourly. At the ica, Prime Minister Kishl and to her homei about 2 p.m." yester­ Distributors in Manchester Now Accepting Reservations American victim. heed Aircraft Corp. offer. lic.” President Eisenhower’s June 19-22 Hagerty yesterday. Only 300 po­ age, Alaska, where he will meet HOUSEWARES DEPT.—Lower Store l*vel Convalr division of General Dy day and. police said, found the man l i m it e d e n r o l l m e n t ' The Trans-Australian Airliner "It looks lUce a itrike Wednes­ The resolution also criticized Red trip to Japan. lice were present to deal with the there with a bundle, of her hus­ Eisenhower tomorrow. _ namics wage scales raiue from China for aggression in Korea, Cedars' was circling over Mackay. w-altlng day,” an lAM spokesman said. "Yankee murdersir, go home!” ugly crowd at Kishl’s, house. band’s clothes in his arms. He or­ Last night, Hagerty telephooed SWIMMING ARTS and CRAFTS for the weather to clear, l^ e n The LAM 1* striking against Con- $1.79 to $3.40 an hour. 'Ine IAM- Tibet. India and other countries ARCHERY want! 14 cents an hour Increase the mob yelled. “Ike, don’t come!” Yesterday, the police admitted dered her inside the house and the White House and gave ordetu DIVING the call came from the airport to valr facilities at Air Fpree base# and for disregard of the U.N. char­ Ten thousand radical students they had been caught by surprise then beat her about th.6 head and l i f e -s a v in g KIOKBALL and various fringe benefits, includ­ that the Japanese schedule ahould When you camp... land there was no response. using the Atlas, the nation’s, ^ y ter. laid siege to Klshl’s private resi­ without enough m«h at the airport, upper part of the body Iwith both ROWING SOFTBALL The ^ plane w-as on a 500 mile ing a closed shop. not be made public today, Mrs. VOLLEYBALL operational long-range mlaslle. Tfie *' Lockheed said ita rejected offer dence, sealing: him inside. TTiey prompting fears about the ability fists, knocking her to the floor. IIY FOODS CAMP-OUTS flight from Brisbane to Mackay San Diego plants have continued VFW to Parade stoned the home and smeared paint f is h in g WOOD GAMES involved an additional $3',4 million of Japanese security forces to con­ Grabbing her pocketbook and the (Conttaraed on Page Five) along the east coast to Australia. unstruck except for ‘Tilt-run” de­ on the fence. Among the passengers were nine in pay aiMl benefit hikes during a Hartford, June 11 The an­ trol Leftist crowds yhen Elsen­ clothes, the Intruder fled and made l i m it e d ENROLLMiaJ^ partmental walkouts. 2-year cmitract. including a 6-cent- Even as they demanded Kishl hower arrives. off in an automobile it waa dis- school chlldreii going home for a The Polaris, like the Atlas, is a nual Connecticut Convention, of AUCTION an-hour cost of living increase at the Veterans of Foreign Wars [appear, AVhite House press secre- •covered later had been stolen from NUTMEG FOREST No. 116 Camp holiday. key unit in U.S. defenses. It is A sea of bobbing candle-lit lan­ once and a 7-cent-an-hour wage tafy James C. Hagerty — whom Ctoney Island. AT NO EXTRA CHARGE- Aviation experts said the altim­ designed to be launched from picks up steam today with the terns stretched half a mile from S.S.PDEnC^ hike the second year. group's usual massive parade they mobbed and imprisoned in Japan’s Parliament building to the The car raced ppst Police Sgt. ★ TRANSPORTATION (within radius of 8 mile# ol camp) eter on the tWln-englne Fokker atomic submarines. TTie union declared the offer cut Harold DeForest who was about to Bulletins Friendship probably failed and the through downtown Hartford. his car Friday upon arrival in American embassy. Demonstra­ The lAM at San Diego eaid it fringe benefits so that the net re­ Tokyo—^took off from Tachikawa enter his cruiser, and then swerved W MATERIALS FOB ARTS and CRAFTS plane hit the sea before the pilot remanded lU one-day strike order About 3.500 persons were' ex­ tors lustily sang the ‘‘Internation­ fr o m . A P W ir e s At long left, you folks in the Manchester area can en­ MASONIC TEMPJ.E G irl sult would be a loss of take home Air Base west of Toftqyo to Join ale’’—anthem of the left-wing la­ sharply on the main highway, side- saw the water In the fog. for Monday because ‘the company pay for workers of 10 cents to pected to step out. on the yearly W REMEDIAL READING INSTRUCTIONS President Eisenhower’s Far East­ bor movement. swiping an oncoming car. The car DOWNSTAIRS Bodies and wreckage w-ere found has apparently . gotten down to $1.26 an hour. march. lost a registration plate in the joy the supreme quality of famous S. S. Pierce finer W INDIVIDUAL INSURANCE COVERAGE ON EACH CAMFEB About 400 VFW delegates and ern tour party in Anchorage, Sometimes $0 abreast, the march­ MASS. GOP CONVENES Bcattered over a wide area about serious negotiating.” A 5-hour Convalr has offered an 11-cent Alaska, tomorrow. collision but kept on going in the four miles off Mackay. Some session ended after midnight tO' hourly pay raise and a 8-cent cost some 500 auxiliary members ers passed the embassy chancery. direction of the Merritt Parkway, Worcester, Mas#., June 11 UR— f o o d s . W e at the Hob Nob are proud that wo have • STAFF MEMBERS • Hagerty had earlier been report- There were not clashes with police were so badly battered as to make day- ^ of living increase. signed tn yesterday as the conven- DeForest chased the. car but was Masaachusetta Republioaua o m tion opened. One of trielr first acts ed plannUig to avoid the mob by guards there. One brief fight their Biennial cMivcntlon today GEORGE MITCHELL ART QUIMBY Identification difficult. One had Talks resiune tomorrow under The Lockheed dUpuU Involves unable to catch it. been selected the purveyors of these world renowned SATURDAY, been decapitated. aus|Uce8 of the federal mediation workers in the San Francisco Bay was a ceremony honoring the 105 taking a helicopter to the subur­ erupted earlier near parliament. The car was found about a mile amid charges that one ot. tha " BB. U-Conn ban base. But he decided to drive Five hundred students . sur­ B.S.' U-Conn,‘ M.A. A-.. •The death toll equalled the w on t service. area, Santa Cruz and Van Nuys, Connecticut memiferq who have and a half from the Marchand candidates for governor was of­ foods. Now you can enjoy these wonderfiilf epicurean Springfield College , GEORGE KRAUSE 2 P.M. *0 CLOSING Auatralian air crash on record-— The IAM turned down Lock-, Calif., Vandenberg AFB. Holloman died since the last co;^vention. out. His car took him from his rounded B busload of 20 of Kishi’s home. Police recovered the cloth­ fered a top state job to drop out that of a Skymaster near Perth in AFB in New Mexico, and Hawaii. , A pair of youngsters from the downtown hotel past columns of conservative party members, poked ing, pocketbook and some Jewelry of the contest. Itep. Frank 8. ' . Waterfront Director LIGHT REFRESHMENTS heed’s latest offer yesterday .and them with sticks and hauled out at delights. Get them at the Hob Nob. ED LENINGHAM r (Twenty year# of 1950. VFW National Home. Eaton Falls, but Mra. Marchand said some OUes of Methuen, RepubUoan Canteia holds one quart; It Mich., received plenty of attention least three. They were rescued af­ leader In the House, said the ap­ Springfield GoUege waterfnmt experience) made of aluminum with /. O’Grady, a native of Lowell, other valuable Jewelry still waa Mas*., was a career diplomat. Hla frorn the crowd. Kay Wooline, 8, ter a 5-minute mauling, but not missing. The intruder disappeared pointment was offered to him aa bright plaid all-cotton duck seriously hurt. fin t dlplomaUc assignment was and David Jacks. 12, like the ipore in woods bordering the parkway. an inducement to drop out in at the PARKADE JUNIOR COUNSELORS case with adjustable atrip. News Tidbits Bhuddlst priests, hymn singing favor of one of the other three BOB HAMILL—Senior Manchester High School as secretary to the American en­ than 200 children who live at the Police broadcast a 9-state alarm Middle Tanipike Won’t spill or leak.. voy In India. After naval service How Churches Explain Christians and hundreds of wom­ luui^datea. Giles declined tn Bi l l y SKOOO—senior Windham High School home with them, are the children Colled from AP Wires for him describing him as a Negro identif}’ the source of the offer. 15-100-225 in- World War H he became vice of dead or totally disabled vet­ en were among the demonstrators, Manchester, Conn.—MI 3-0723 ■ihey oppose the security treaty on In his late 20’s or early 30’s, about The other three condldateo ufl I III’ 'N.il iiril.iN I \ fiiin:. eonsul in Datnascus, Syria. erans. AddreM all Inquiries to:— AS denied making it. ■ He served ss consul In Athens Kay was the VFW Christmas Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey (D (ConUnned on Page Five) Official Knifi has master The Meaning of Trinity (OonUn'ued eu Page Five*) ADVERTISED from 1953 to 1956. He then re­ seal poster girl' in 1659. Minn) rays “ Chile needs a klpd of ATLAS BUNS TRiUE GLEN HAVEN BOYS' DAY CAMP blade of steel plus can Election of officers and action ■ LOCATED AT SPERRY’S GLEN-ROUTE 85 turned to Washington until he was M M hal inan to help rebuild iU Cape Canaveral, F la, *m a IN opener, cap lifter and appointed to the BrUbime post. on a large number of resolutions econwny because of earthquake, 11 (/p, —A Mock-basUng AUas P. O. BOX 18, MANOIffiSTEB, CONN. screw driver, punch By TOM HENSRa W ♦Three persons. Yet you are all one will take place tomorrow. Or Call Camp Secretary at JA 8-0922 He is married and hie two chll- damage . . . FrancU Parker Soviet Ship Photographed rumbled 5,000 miles down ttw blade. Green handle. (AP Religious Writer) family. flren, Brian. 11, and Brenda. 9. “There are three sides to one Yockey, mystery -man allegedly Atlantle misaile range today la BROCHURES MAILED ON REQUEST 11-310-2.00 Trans - Aiustrallan Airlines is New York, June 11 (J*)—Most of Latvyer Sentenced araoelated with Semitic groups, ar­ a suoceasful first test o f Um •tatG-owned. *nie craahed Fokker triangle, too. Christendom celebrates its great-' “ And of course, there is the rested In home 6f man fired as mlsstle’s new InerUal gntdanea Friendship is a medium range air­ Hartford. June 11 A Hart­ est myatery tomorrow. famous story of St. Patrick teach­ ford lawyer who pleaded guilty td principal of Oakland (Calif.) Castro Denounces U.S. svstem. The Air Force report­ liner capable of carrying up to 40 It’s Irtnlty Sunday, or the feast Synagogue Religious School, Fed ed the guidance performed as There’s a big difference paasengers. It is powered by two ing the Trinity to the Druids on a Charge o f failure to file an in­ Bob Foss Says:- of the Holy Trinity—or.* as it Easter through the use of the come tax in 1957 has been sen^..' eral officials reveal. progrannned in directing tha j^lls Royce Dart turboprop en­ missile’s re-entry body Into aa might be called, “Gqd’s Feast •shamrock.” tenced to a .year in’ federal prison." In eyes of other nations, United WASH wmr YOU WANT gines. r______; Day” since, in Christian' belief -the “We don’t try to explain the U.S. District Court Judge J. Jo­ States has acquired reputation of ‘Pirate Plane’ off Cuba Intended Impact area off IhA Tidnlty is God as three persons Trinity until after the person has seph Smith passed the sentence on of being “warlike nation of the South Atlantic Island o f As­ this furnace and one substance. accepted Christ,” says the Rev. Jay E. Yaffo, 38, yesterday direct- World.” Cyrus Eaton rays after cension. Camti Unifimi is pretty aqua The concept of the Trinity is a John Underwobd, a Presbyterian retunilng from.,trip to European Havana. June 11 (A»)-^Prime Min-Aaggression” by the United States ,.,w m YOU WANT... Eastern Pilots IRAN c l e a r s U.S. MAJOR 100% combed cotton broadcloth -I difficult one to grasp and It prer missionary in Korea. (Contlniied on Page Two) . countries on both sides of the iron ister Fidel Castri asserted last against Cuba. at our llcontod nuigh6orhood that needs little or no ironing. senta a knotty problem to mis­ “We’ve found that those who curtain . , . Rep. ClSsster Bowles, night that a U.S./military plane Washington said in a aharg note Tehran, Iran* June 11 (JV— That’s why owntri Shorts ere cuffed, have beck sionaries dealing udth primitive have not accepted Christ are not (D-epnn) rays true contest be took “ movie films and photo- yesterday that Cuba was making Iraii’s high criminal court today [e W alkout tribesmen m Afriqa or illiterate tween east and west will be de­ graphs” ,of a Soviet ship off Chiba s false and offensive charges against freed U.S. Air Force MaJ. Don­ elastic and side zipper. ready for the deeper truths of | Israel Apologiaes ald Bourke of a phargO M Wtait- report oil savings Sires 8 to 20.4-240 — 4.25 tel farmers in Asia. Christianity. termined by which side can offer coast sind denounced it ss “ an act the United States. An earlier \^^t^nghouse Miami. Fla., June. 11 (/P)—East­ the best answer to the challenges note accused the Castro govern­ slaughter. Bdurke was charged What do you aay when a, pros­ "When those who believe in To Argentina for of espionage." Jan. SO. 1059. when hla ear hit up to 25% ern Airlines pilots staged a work pective convert asks: "How can Christ have questions, these ques­ of modern life. In his third blast against the ment of an "intense official cam­ paign of slander" against the U.S. a pedestrian. The first court trial I stoppage today and at least seven three be one?” And you’d better tions are normally answered froqi Lines oj,^ coated guardsmen United States in 36 hours, Castro Seizing Eicliniann rejected two U.S. protests received government. found Bourke guilty and neo* have an answer that makes sense the truths of Christian theology. splash their’ way through parade tenced him -to six mentha Ine- laundry storu flights were canceled when crews to Him because the TriiUty is one “We might aiwwer a question ground pjuddles in annual Troop­ by his goveriunent. He countered : Ciaatro declared his govMnment with.Uie “ pirate plane’’ disclosure prlsonment. Alter an appeal. Ora ALWAYS PLENTY OF HOT RAINSOFT WATER! FOOD WASTE DISPOSER failed to ahow up. of the central doctrines of Chris­ on the Trinity like this: Buenos Aires, June 11 (Jf)— "I ing of tM Color for the official would neve^ reply to Washington’s Supreme Court ordered a letriH TTie airlines called the strike tianity. “The Christian scriptures are am ' ceiftaln that only a very few birthday of the Queen o f England. and an attack on foreign oil com­ demand for an explanation of the DO IT YOURSELF . . . SAVE SQ% "unlawful.” A union official aaid ■"Our miasionaries would beg;in clear from first to last In their persons in the world will fall to un- Squabble between Vic# President panies in Cuba shooting at a U.S. submarine in lUT DEFENSE WASTEG dersthnd the profound motivation Richard Nixon and NevT York gov The Chiban leader showed a TV Cuban waters l^ t month. He re­ the walkout was not authorized. , by telling: him it’s a mystery,” insistence that God is one and that I Washington. June 11 (A7 •— A says the Rev. Albert J. Nevlns of there Is no other God' but he. and supreme moral Justificatioh of ernoi- Nelson Rockefeller Is not go- audience pictures of a twin-engined ferred to Hje Incident ot the sub Senate conunlttee today U t .aO ends garbage problems The strike hit fllghU at Miami W ASH DRY the Roman Catholic Maryknoll ‘■At the same time, the scrip­ this act.” J, ing to hurt the Demscrats a bit. plme that appeared to be a U.S. Sea Poacher, fired on by a Cuban what it called ‘‘nomereoa aad I in just 4 easy steps and Detroit at midnight. All Eaat- Fathers, faihed for their mission­ tures refer to God' the father, to Thus, In an unusual appeal, Is- House Speaker Sam Rayburn (D- Navy patrol craft flying near a frigate reportedly after the sub admitted examples of waate aal em traffic out of Detroit • was ary work in the Far East. Jesus Christ as God the Son and raeli I^ime Minister David Ben- Tex) said yesterday .. Vienna, ship he identified as Russian. He failed to identify herself. . Gurion called on Argentine Preai- Va., trash collector agrees to sub- listed the aircraft’s registry numr duplication" In defense buying 1. Turn on tap—kaep medium 6ow of cold water. hAltod. _ ‘‘A mystery is truth that has, to to the Holy Spirit as being God. Switching to the petroleum is­ The rebuke was In a raport b(P At Miami, two flighta to De­ dent Arturo- Frondtzi last night to mit to series ot mental tests after her as “ LF 128-300.” sue, Castro charged that refusal of . 2. Flip ewitch-diepoeer ie ready for uae. Famous wall flamo hugs be> revealed. It can’t be reasoned. ’.’Thqse three are clearly dis­ the Senate Appropriatlqaa. 25‘^ I io« 1 troit and Chicago, acheduled to show sympathy for themotives police are led to him by mind read- The Soviet ship was 10 miles off foreign oil flrins to refine Soviet P«r AAochin* For K> Minuitt Hiu hunting surfucos We’d use the example of St. Au­ tinguished as being distinct per­ mlttee explaining ita bin j 2. Empty garbageinto diapoaw—takaa tU kind* leave shortly before midnight, that Inspired Jewish Cornmandoa er investigating unsolved mu[^der the north coast of Matanzas Prov­ crude oil was an “ act of treach­ food gustine, who was walking along sons. not manifestations of facets to capture Nazi Adolf Eichmaim in of family of four .. Two trigger ing $40,884,897,000 tor ofaoUdwaate. T illat Kit of plaid vinyl plistle were ihe first to be canceled; ince, adjoining Havana Province. ery” oriented by the U.S. State ^ou can easily tea why the waU Came puU more heat into your the seashore when he raw a of each other. Buenos Aires. heppy young convicts overpower Castro Mid. The plane hovered outlays In the new HmuI yMM . ' c o in OPERATED e UNAUENDED 4. Run tor 16 aeoonda after ahraddlng alopa- Three Chicago flights were "This presents a dilemma which Department. amuraa aeU-cleaning action. has metal mirror, comb, youngster dumping seawater Iptp Argentina has accused Israeli their guud and manacle him to ovei* the vessel s6 long,., he added, which begins July 1. -V-f yp the chimney. lU exceptional economy has been washcloth, toothbrush holder, -'M ra tch ed by 1:30 a.m. EST. has been met by the Christian The refusal was part of a plot OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY. 7 DAYS A WEEK Some nighU to New York were a hole. of violating her national sovereign- tree while they are being: trans- that'the Soviet crew had time to provdd by a whole teneraUon of Timken Silent Automatic 1 vvi-aWHfe'fiin^ad soap holder and pockets. “ ‘What are you doing?.’ he .Church through the recognition of ty and has asked that Elchmann ferred to stale prison in Kansas to destroy his revolution by leav­ NIKITA OFFERS HELP til u M il hr IPMWUI «iuaulrrfii (MU ucMm (nAMtltii EMEiriitpmrl reported canceled as> well, but In row out and take the pictures. ing Cuba without oil, he said, and ewnert, and by hundred* of comparativq teau. Call u* today GIBL SCOUT DEPT. Folds for easy packing. a paradox. be returned. City, Kansas. (There was no immediate reac­ Moscow. Juno 11 F n n n iig, New York the line reported no warned that the companies ahould I ^ t a & Khrushchev atterni for a free heating lurvey. W# can teil you in advance how Take Elevator To Second Floor ll-«87-*-2.35 ‘‘ fi'm trying to .drain the God is one. There are in the Ben-Gurion declared in p mes- There la more conrage Uiown tion in Washington to Castro’e cancellations from thfct end. Godhead three persons, the Fath­ sage to Frondlzi that Eichmann than fear today lii shattered city “ rectify their decision ' or accept day to help OUver FiwoRh. much you will save on fuel. „ . Crowds of grounded passengers ocean,’ raid the youngster. charge. The Russians have made father o f the AnorliBna W f l l r , SATURDAY. JUNE 11 ONLY INSTALLED BY YOUR MASTER PLUMKR ‘The ocean can’t be drained er, Son and Holy Spirit, equal in must stand trial in Israel on of Valdivia. Chile, as it awaits ■imUar complaints that U.S. planes the consequences.” HUNT AUTOMATIC PtOOUCTI . . . HIATIN# AND COOIINO mined In Miami International Air­ substance, power and glory. charges of helping direct Hitler’s Inundation by wall of water. .Seven "Let them not say later that the plane pilot, see ^ port as more cancellations ap­ any more than a mystery can be have scouted other Soviet ships. wunta to travel to tm msmm-- FOR $45X)0 PLUS INSTALiATION Aulherizad Daalae STAMPS • FREE PARKING ‘ “This xMiradox ie called the Trin­ extermination'of millions of ^ews. Jurors are chosen for trjal of Man- The Defenle Department has de­ government attacked, expropriat­ fuljy understood." ed or confiscated them,” he ‘added.. Union, Tana Newn ' 3rd Wash Load FREE, peared likely. ■ Msupyknollera make use of sym­ ity. “ You do not need any explana- hattan Borough president Hulan E. clined comment on the Russian re- WITH THIS COUPON An airlines, spokesman here tloii to understand what It means Jack, highest ranking Negro city The revolutionary Prime Minis­ ported. ‘Taae sold ittc(M ilwn%,- bolism to explain the Trinity. “ It meaU the test of acripture l i m it —ONE FEB FAMILY ^aid the stoppage came at a com- to any people to be the victim of official in U.S. .. The 20,688 tw ter proteeted , that the Aifierican offer waa oytihiii_ia_M »;g||f,^, “We teach the God-famUy re­ auid has been concernkl in the ex­ _ _ uJ I I DlSnUBUTED BYi • pleU surprise. such a Satanic wave of asaassina-j U.S. liner Braxll arrivea In I^om to • letter fn n WHITING lationship,” says Father Nevlna- perience of the entire Church of on, whn Bran In WgWlg Another spokesman in Detroit •a Page The JW.HAL4 COM ‘Thei-e is your mother.' There le Christ whether Roman, Protestant MANCHESTER PIPE aM SUPPLY, lac. Corporation ' MAiN S t. CORNER OF OAK ST. or OrtbodoB.” (OaallMMd aa f i o Twe) DEPOT SQUARE LAUNDROMAT •a FufuTwu) your fathar. And iptaru la you. 248 MAIN 8 f . I 2S4 IROAO ST. M l 9-1166 • PgPOTSOUARg ______MANCHCSTER /- ~w«eeft,i -gyjl V -i ■r PAGE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONNm SATURDAY, JUNE tl, 1960 » y A MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CQNN^'SATURDAY, JUNE 11, 1960 Soviet Ship Photographed You Gross Sea, Israel Apologizes Jlxpect t6 Cross Palms S t a t e N e w s To Argentina for on Cllastro Denounce^ JU.S. Trinity Challenged By RAYMOND PALMER < In Italian restaurants, expect HBttford, June 11 —An anon­ Seizing Eichmann think or dkfensb ^ London (JPh-ln 18th Century K) to 15 per cent to be added to ymous donor hM offered Trinity WHEN PLANNING OPPENBE ‘Pirate Plane’ your bill. And tbe waiter will ex­ Roun College half a million dollars to­ (OonUnned from Page One) England, so the story-goes, an en­ pect al': least another 50 or 100 By Alfrwl Blielnwold terprising Innkeeper passed among ward construction of its fijie *.tts A A S lire f6r himself, Which suit should you try to CoiTection his patrons a. collecting box with (OoatlmMd from Paga One) center, Init with a String at­ - ' .lions, and what d*«P scars remain # K 10 7 3 (OoRUaued fron Paga One) Many other European countries, I develop? This is • problsm of > A J lO t O the legend: To Insure Promptness. tached. j in the a”fhe gift makes it possible for in demanding the former Gestapo Offensively, the suits are exactly might not resort at once to aei- addr^aa, the property la not There are no hard and fast rules- In placing Yaffo on probation ♦ 9 BUre. The foreign oil companies, he "service included” means Just for a ve.ar. Smith gave him. a the college to \-iew with real hope ■ lader’s return'. 1 equal Unless you have good luck, 4 A I 10 t 6 2 thelra and haa not been at­ except perhaps that it pays to be that. The fixed 10 to 16* per cent Ivou will lose two'tricks In the suit said, acted after cdnsultatlona in week s ‘.stay . o f execution before , the possibility of the greatly need­ , ,At the same time, 'Ben-Gurlon SMrtk West N oe* tached. The govemment.can at­ generous. rates are more or less observed, expressed Israel’s “ most sincere re­ you start. The remaining four Washington with the idea that the tach personal aa 'w6U* Sa real hire. Elizabeth 8etpel Bnici P. Smith starting his sentence. led fine arta cen^.er.” r-- - he said. "This 1 4 Pass 1 ♦ • Pm* OiiV L. WINon These suggestions, however, may but it is customary to leave the gret for all the violations of the tricks in the suit will be enough for Cuban> government would instant^ property in tax Hen caaea. Defense cVunsel Simon S. Cohen, j building will enable•• the college 2 4 W * 2 ¥ Pm be helpful: ' small change. Small tips will laws of the Argentine Republic the contract—provided the defend­ 2 NT Pass 3 NT ly move against them. It’s usual to Up the waiter, the suffice for hotel porters, cham­ in Pleading for leniency, cited Yaf- to bring under one roof its actii- that may have beien incurred.” ers cannot gel five tricks In the Esso Texaco and Shell recently fo s reXrt in World War II In ,ue* in art, music, and drama.' Opening lend — hall porter, ahlp’s steward, cab bermaids and the like. And in Eichmann was trailed to Argen­ 1 meantime. informed the Havana government 15ou(h Windsor V which he was wounded and re- — ----- driver, and the sleeping''car at­ restaurants and theaters cloak­ tina last month by relentless The way to hamper the defense they could not accept an offer to tendant on the train.' rooms are normally operated as ceivfd a'^veral eommendatiom^^ Troopers Promoted band of Jews, who had been hunt­ I is to knock out the entry of the refine’ 900,000 tons of Russian would run the spades to dglMt thn Sometimes you also Up the head a concession at a fixed tariff. ing him across three continents 1 dangerous opponent before he can crude oil being receive by Cuba Indians, Yanks waiter, barnian, usher, cloak-room Barmen, doormen, ushers are not fiX-^ c d l ' Hartford. Halsey Story Comes to State contract. under a trade pact with Moscow. ^orvire in the investigation and Waller Abel. Bridgeport. for 16 years, and spirited him off I make good use of hls^iright to lead. attendant, elevator operator and tippepd in Germany. JsJea Cagney as Admiral Halsey outlines naval battle maneuvers to Israel to stand trial. West is the dangerous^ opponent, Daily QueeUon The Cuban Petroleum Institute Win LL Contests has paid all the taxes due for that promoted tn to the rank of keting railway porter. , In Scandinavia, the s a r v 1 c • to his- subordinates in a crucial development during World War Argentina has threatened to I since he has presumably led from Dealer, at your right, bids one aaid then that the refusal "was of charge of 10 to 15 per cent, will lieutenant and placed In charge II "The Gallant Hours,” a United ArtisU release, produced and It is usually not thfe custom to take the case to the United Nk I a long spade suit. You must plan to cliib. Yoif hold; Spades— K 10 4; not much importance” and that The Indiana and Yanks won ttti'the air hostess, ship’s officers, be worked out to the last penny Smith fie.scribed the case as of the Ridgefield Troops. directed by Robert Montgomery, will open Sunday at the State Hearts— A 9 S; Diamonds—9; there was np' reason for reprisal tions if Eichmann is not brought work on clubs rather thari dla- Little League gamea yesterday. 'the boss of the joint. on even a glass of beer. On your "ibofl distressing" in view of Yaf- Abel previously was assigned to Theater. CTubs—A J 10 8 6 2. What do you by th« Castro regime. the detective division of the back this week. J monds to knock out West's entry It never pays to attempt to Up hotel bill, that takes care of moat fo'shuts'andmg military, pivic and Ben-Gurion did not make a direct say ? ^ Caatny charged'' a,, conspiracy The Indiana beat the Short Sec­ Ridgefield Troop.- I early. customs officers or cops. "Yourtmo- of the tipping,, except for the hall Church' service. Asserting a sen­ reply to the demand for Elch- Refuse First Trick \ Answer; Pass. If your opponent aggainat liia revolution in claiming onds 8-4, and the Yanks edged porter and'the‘,chajTibermaid. tence wsji>reqiiited in the .case, Commissioner Leo J. Mulcahy tives are likely to be misunder­ C-of C Shortage mann’s return, but said the cap­ You refuse the first trick, allow- has a short club suit, you may bo the firms are refining SoviM crude the Dodgers, 14-13. stood. On the Iberian Peninsula—Up­ smith said ‘ It is hard to conceive also .announced these other pro­ ture involved an "Imperative and ablb^o moke two clubs But it will oil in Argentina. , llng East to w’ln the queen of In the latter game at Avery IMpping Is heaviest and most ping is comparaUvely small time.. of a wor.'c example to the public motions and transfers yesterday: incoircible Inner moral force” be no- great triumph. If he h u a Castro said the Cuban Petroleum In Portugal, one to' five escudos ^ . than a willful viblation Of the (in­ Rfevealed After spades. Take the spade return In widespread in France and Italy. ' Ueut. William McNamaraf Dan­ and could be judged nly from a dummy and take a club finesse; real club ault, ther# ia no ad- institute went after Ruaalan oil FleM, Richard Griswold',' Mike In French hotels, anything ^om will cover the whole, range of come taxi reporting requirements bury. transferred from Ridgefield I formal viewpoint. West wins and forces out the king vantaga in rescuing him and get­ when big American monopolies Sherrlffs and Jim Baker, "were 10 to 25 per cent will be addetrfor tipees from cloakroom atetndant by a member of the bar who Is Troop t o . the fire marshall s Barrett Death Ben-Gurion’s note was received ting yourtelf Into the aoup. blocked Cuban purchases from an the Yankee pitchers, and Dennis sertdee. But most tourists still Up to head waiter or hall porter. Few fw-om to uphold the law,” office in" Hartford. a few hours after Argentine had I of spades. ^ Independent U.S. cpmpBuiy in Vene- I Now, hbwever, the West hand is (Copyright 1960, Oomral Griswold and Bob Haley, caught the maid, the porter and the waiter Spaniards will tip above the 15 per Sgt. Jack Croce, Fairfield, Willimanttc, June 11 Iffi—An audit notified the U.N. in New York of I Features Corp.) cent service cluirge added to the By HAROLD THOMAS HYMAN, 1 dead. You caSh the act of clubs and “ soviV erude o « was of superior] for the winners, gpaker got three when they leave. Supports Platform transferred from Litchfield to has turned up a shortage of 833,- its protest to Israel over Eich­ I give up a , club • trick to East's French restaurants have a serv­ bill In most restaurants and Ridgefiold Troop. M.D. 425.46 in funds of the Willimantic mann. Argentina did not call for grade and...... cost‘only...... $2.14.. —per bar­ ' hits. ' queen. No matter what East re­ In a game at St. Francis Field, ice charge of at least 12 per cent, hotels. Hartford. June 11 lA'i — Gov. Det. Sgt.- Robert Murphy, Strat­ ' Written for NEA Service Area Community Cheat, 11 days im'mediktf Security Council action, rel, compared with $3.02 charged, _ u ™ ., Taxi drivers are a law unto Abraham Ribleoff sa.vs he agrees turns you can take nine tricks. by big American companies, he Bobby Baker hit his J2tk homer and you will be assured that serv­ ford, transferred from Ridgefield The Metropolian L ife' Insur­ after the suicide of Y:2iamber offi­ but Its chief U.N. delegate leaves William Paradis Rlrliard H. Yellcn themselves. Except in Spain, Ger­ with writers of the Democratic I 'You would lose the' Contract if of the season for the Indians. 'Adeeh 8. Haddad. M’illlam J. KrawskI ice Is included. But, In a good TrOop to detecti-v’e division, Ridge- ance Company reports that the cial Francis J. Barrett. here earlv tomorrow by jet plane restaurant, the waiter usually gets many and Portugal—where small party platform that a State tax fpr New'York with instructions to you went after the diamond... East EHSTUJOOD Bobby Keith and Bob McAnneny field. . number of deaths due to aurgery ixiuis A. Strand, president of the would win the first diamond and another 5 to 7 per centi the wine change will suffice—add 15 to 20 Increase will be necessary to meet Det. Robert Waltz, New Mil­ board of directors of the agency, press the case. pitched for the Indians, with Buzz per cent on all amounts, less on any raise in State school subsidy was S3 per cent less for the years would return a' spade to set up I McCarthy catching. waiter 10 to 15 per cent of the ford, promoted to rank of ser­ said yesterday the audit showed I West’s suit. When West got the • Terrific P^tertalnment wine bill. long hauls. psyrnients ' geant and remains at Litchfield 1945 to 1954 than for the years certain cash was never deposited Wolves WlB^’ Italian hotels ad 15 to 20 per In Britain, expect to Up the tsixl But the Governor suggested lead with the queen of diamonds he Astknay F.rklas Anvaa. Maataa* Troop. 1925 to 1934. in accounts at the Willimaritlc Vaa Hania Retirement: Hie South Windsor Wolves of cent to the bill. But It la custom­ driver at least one shilling up to Itoldlng In abeyance specific pro- This commendable reduction In •Trust Co. ^ Eastern Pilots Ju e Fasds ! the local Babe Ruth League con­ I a five shilling fare, two shillings grards on subsidy increases and the Trooper William V. Hickey, "Five Branded ary to offer siAall tips to staff Hartford, promoted to sergeant operative mortality come as no The executive secretary of the i lates regulation., that labor dla- "Tall Story” Women" tinued their winning ways by de­ members who have been helpful. I up. to one pound. subsequent tax increases luitil a chest, Barrett died 11 days ago of putes be settled peacefully. ^ Happy Times and remains at Hartford Troop.' great surprise tb those of us who t;iaa If i:»aa;ti feating Broad Brook 8-6 last night. study by the State Economic and have lived through these golden a bullet wound. The medical exam­ Stage Walkout No comment was. immediately The Wolves contributed 5 runs Development Committee Is com­ Trooper Daniel Reardon, Water- BY MARIE DAERB bury, ap-pointed acting detective years of surgical accomplishment. iner, Dr. Brae Rafferty, described available from the striking piloU. in the eighth inning after coming pleted. As I look back to my interne the death as a suicide. Sunday—^All Color Show! from behind 3-1. Utllefleld and and remaink with vice squad, head­ (ConUnUed from Page On») Private Museum Provides Channel Tunnel Plans The conrmittee. headed by Ellis quarters. days, I wonder that the new fig­ Barrett Vfas well liked and be­ Hot Souvenir? Zamuka pltclied for the Wolves Maxey. New Haven, is preparing ures are not more impressive. In longed to many organization!, In Held Over! Ends Tues. Fun, Retirement Income with Riordan catching. Hoffman the Willimantic area. In 1959 he was said captains and pilots informed For Mr. and Mrs. E. R Cloyd, a a report of education needs sfid WALKOUT ENDS the light of modem surgical prac­ the company they were calling a pitched for (Broad Bi^piok with financing at the request of the chosen to receelve the Outstanding Canberra — Included In the i27>- tice, it seems to me that almost temporary work stoppage but gave 000 leftovear World War II am­ 7-year stay In Europe where Cloyd I Wereneckl and Casaine' catching, Are Mined with Traps Governor. l^augatuck, June 'l l — About CitizeiiRAward of the local Junior 100 union workers will return to everything we did, in tne greatest no indication how long it would munition and other explosive me­ was employed aa an engineer, paid I Richard Nicholson hit a home run The Democratic Platform Re­ good faith, was ill-advised. Chamber of Commerce. In the eighth for the winners. their jobs Monday at the Nauga­ The death weapon was a rifle he last. mentos recovered laat year from extra dividends. search Committee la expected to We used to withhold food and The striking pilots gave no ex­ ' Monday night at 6:15 p.m. the By TOM A. CULLEN •J-ries for the losses they would sus­ propose a hike in State taxes for tuck Chemical Pivlsion of U.S. purchased, a few hours before his the Australian public wene 25,811 Last May the Cloyda, in the team will play Windsor Locks Rubber Co. The company and rep­ fluids Just before a scheduled planation for the walkout, but "live” items that could have.killed Newspaper Enterprise Assn tain from- the tunnel..... financing increased education operation where now we know that death. '' United SUtea once more, opened here at St. Francis field. Therefore, 1967 Is the earliest resentatives .of LocaT 218, United Strand said Insurance covered unionized pilots of Eastern and or severely maimed any unsuspect­ their European Antiques Museum London (NEA)—Pla*.J for a 35- grants to the towns and cities. The it's better' to permit the patient Giant Appeals date at which the tbmnel coUld Democratic SUte convention will Rubber 'VN'orkers, reached an ^ re e - part of the shortage. The directors other lines object to a federal avia­ ing per.son handling them. at Michigan City, Ind. mile submariiie tunnel linking ment yesterday after a week in to eat and drink. tion agency ruling that FA A in­ Domenlck Bimojite of Hsrtford Britain to the continent under the be completed, for the poltUcal ne­ be held here June 17-18. feel the chest’s I960 commitments "Our museum started by acci­ gotiations are expected to drag on which the employea staged tw> We used to give a whopping will be taken care of. he said. spectors be given the third seat in WED.. "0I;R man in HAVANA” was granted permission Thursday English (Channel will soon be A similar proposal was adopted dffae of castor oil the night before dent,” Mrs. Cloyd explained. "Over­ night by the ^ n ln g Board of Ap­ for at least two years. bv the Republican State Conven­ walkouU. Bbth strikes were to pro­ jet airliner cockpits, bcought to the surface. test the suspension of workers, the contemplated visit to surgery Capt. Edmund P. Rdrdam, re­ seas, we had made a practice of peals to convert a 1-family house 'The tunnel, which first intrigued Also, there la sUll lively con­ tion earlier in the week. The GOP where ndiv^we know that purging picking up items of rare beauty 244 Main St., South Windsor, Ntcliolss J. Lanzalotta John J. Schelbenpfiug troversy whether the tunnel Should who the company said had failed gional vice president of the Air­ Joseph Dt^^egri Michsel Fendell Napoleon and ' later interested adopted a platform calling for an weakens Ih e '^ ie n t and increases Welfare Cost Hike The Somers and historical interest. into a 2-family house. Queen Victoria and Winston link London and Paris 'by, a rail­ ';to bbev orders.” A spokesman lines Pilots Assn., said the union “When shipmenU began arriving upward revision of tax rates to said the' suspended workers have the tendency to become distended had not authorized a strike of any STOCK THEATER The appeal was granted With a (Jhurchill among others, will be the way, motorway, or both. Note for May at our Michigan City home, wq stipulation that Bimonte adhere to subject of a report more than two Plumping heavily on the side been reinstated. 1 after operation. ' kind. He said he was surprised at FLOOR SHOW TONIGHT! found we weren't the only ones in­ For anesthesia, the yoiingest of the action. •‘FORMERLY SO.MEBS reflation s and make sure there is years In the making by a Channel of a railway tunnel is Brian PLAYHOUSE” terested in European antiques. enough drainage in the septic fi^l—The safety pin to stick through its rose 8689 over tho.se in May 1959.' Central SUtlon. People came to American Red Cross says more Welfare Director ■ Mary Della the strike a.s illegal, claiming it Albert Gauthier, West Rd., was The American Interests backing a 2';year study of Chunnel. PRESCRIPTION soft metal cap and told to "sling Will Reopen July 1st visit, oh'd and ah'J, and sent their the project financially ,are headed than 830,000 has been donated in the dope.” . Now the modem ane,s- Fera said in a monthly report that defies a federal court order, was ENJOY DINNER given permiaslbn to operate a Manrhester area itiidenUa,and ‘has been with the firm 1 3 fd e fe e . He is a teacher at Man- He says, "Road traffic wodld EXPERKNCE friends. service and general auto repair by lawyer Frank ,P. Davidson and • Connecticut in a drive for Chilean thetlst has tanks of anesthetic costs in the two periods, respec­ called white the whole dispute is First Production Many Manchester area si.uaenui^anu__«.«^years. He graduated min itu.?1943 from ! cheater High School in the Busi- be kept dowm tio the speed of the relief. The South American coun­ tively, were WSQO and $2,111. subject to mediation before the na­ "Furniture lovers .came to see station on Rt.'5, opposite McGuire received their degrees froip the ness Department. engineer Arnaud de "VitrY oparat- slowest vehlclej which might he a gases, mixing chambers con­ STAY FOE Intricate carving. I found myself Chapman Tech in New La>ndon, ing under the name, Techftlcpl ARTHUR DRUG try was hit by earthquakes and The biggest financial increa^s tional mediation board, and vio- "Two for the Soosow" Rd. Outside storage is to be Hm- University of Hartford June 5. Mrs. Elizabeth Seipel of 52 10-ton truck arfd trailer.” trolled by valves, and as many playing music boxes at all hours. I to'five motor vehicles, and no served with the Army Air Force Studies. Inc. Wall Street interests floods last month. gadgets as you’re likely to see on last month came in caSesrinvoIving . . . Watch this nesvspaper Bruce P. Smith, 51 Walnut St., as an engineer-gunner on B17s, Phelps Rd. received a master of Colquhoun’s ;idea is to load _mo- children. $501 compared wtth. $77 m D A N C IN G and ‘ From these experiences, we de-1 unregistered vehicles. may underwrite part of the con­ the instrument panel of a jet for further details. cided it wouldn’t be a bad Idea to received a bachelor of science de­ and took part in 24 missions in the education degree. She is a teach- struction costs if the project is ap­ tocars onto ispiciaUy (leslgned rail­ May, 1959; and in convalgkeeiV Thank you, Lutheran Women to Meet European theater. He is married erA t Biamard Junior High School. way flat cars that would shutUe liner. home costs, $793 compared with open a museum. Such a project gree in business administration. proved. Before my colleagues and I dem­ The Produoera The Women’s League of Our He is a 1956 graduate of Man­ and haa two sons. * Joseph D. Negri of 165 Wells St. from Br.itain to France In one hour 816. Western Music Is Back! FLOOR SHOW might eVen provide us with a Savior Lutheran CThurch,. will hold On the Elngliah side of the Chan­ onstrated the safety of the drip Mike Stanko 'Presents The P.S.—Second Production modest Income after my husband chester High School. He majored Peter G. Hasen, 156 Penton received his master of education and a 'garter. However, drops last month were its monthly meeUng Monday, at nel the tunnel entrance Is expected He anticipates that the tunnel method for Introducing fluids and seen in family relief, . from $1,352 "TOBACCO ROAD” CALL MI 9-8070 FOR RESERVA’nOXS retired.” in marketing and merchandising St., received a B A . degree. He degrree. He is a teacher at East "CdUNTRY BOYS’* 7:30 p.m. at the Pleasant 'Valley to be m the vicinity of the Folke- railway wouW be able to carry blood Into the blood stream, in­ In May. 19.59, "down to. $1,286: pay­ "Our season la March 15 through at UofH. He I played on the var­ is a 1956 Manchester High School Hartford High School. stone-Dover area and on the FEATURING: Clubhouse, Ellington Rd. graduate and majored In liberal William J. Krawski of Wapping 400 cars an hour, or 5,000 cars In travenous injections and infusions ment to other towns, from $566 Nov. 15. Hours are 10 a.m. to 10 sity basketball team as a aopho- French side In the Calais-Cap Gris • AI Dickerman, Lead Gnltar 1-quv. AW. Aswuftw —.... -- -- ouBiiicMBusiness *uifor thetiic rvcmiiKevening Willwill in-IIn- ’’ . arts. He made the dean’s list three received his R-S. degree in en- a 12-hour day. were used only in emergencies. down to $146: and hospital costs, p.m. We «*arge 76 cenU for adulU. elude election of officers for 1960- »ecretary of Epsi Nez area. I Now, the intravenous is set up • Jo Lavalle, Fiddle Ion Alpha Zeta, honorary business UmeS, and was a member of Gam­ gineeripg. In 1881 work was started on from $572 down to $219. •"Al Wood,'Steel 45 for children. There is s restau­ 61. FoHowng a planned acUvity The tunnel experts are expected as a routine procedure before Fifty-one persons Were aided last ,UST HMIFORD WALNUT RESTAURANTI rant. 1,500 feet from the museum, fraternity, as a junior. ma Sigma Nu, honorary liberal Donald R. Rondeau of 96 Chest­ to recommend a railway tunnel both sides of the Channel on a tun­ • George I.athrop, Bass period, refreshments will be served. arts fraternity. This year, he was nut St., recei’ved his B.S. in busi­ nel for horse-drawn trollies, and a ITS operation. It’s continued during month compared to 47 in the ear­ which is happy lo arrange break­ Membefs are reminded to bring Adeeb S. Haddad of Boston which will cost $400 million and 1 WAi-NUT STREET—MANCHESTER vice president of the Student ness administration. operation. And;^il may remain in lier period. Ook lSrill, 30 Oak St. ^FAMILY fasts, luncheons and dinners for to the meeting dny good, used Hill Rd., Andover, majored in ac- take five years to build. But from shaft 2,026 yards long was driven use for hours , or ■ even days fol­ No Cover • No Minimum counUng and received a B.S. Christian Fellowship. ’ Other Graduate* blueprints to actual construction through the Dover cliffs before the groups." ' clothing, being collected for world | Guy L. WUson of 389 Hartford lowing operation. CRASH VICTI5I DIES UnUl her husband retires in relief. degree In business adminlstraUon. Other graduates, for whom pic­ Donald R. Rondeau stretches a path that is mined with British government abandoned the ^ West Haven. June 11 (jd’i^Edgar Rd. received his B.A. 'degree. He When the sulfa drugs were first about a year, Mrs. Cloyd Is the School Lunch Menus He Is a graduate of Windham tures were not available, are An­ booby traps. . ^ tunnel. R. Stevens, 47; Milford, died in a Anthony l*ei:kinB is a 1956 Mt. Hermon, Mass., gelo P. Longo of Wapplng, B.S. In 1930 the project was again Introduced, we "Used to powder museum’s full-time director and Ib e lunch menu for the Avery] High Sch^l. “ <» ° “J 'The experts first must get the VACATION TIME! hospital a few "hours after his car School graduate. He was associate in art education; Nancy C. Turet- agreement of the British and revived and came within seven ’ them into wounds. And then we TALL STORY guide. , ElemenUry School for next years In the Navy. He h a s t e n editor of the ’’University' Call- Knights to Honor learned that they did kttle good went out of control, struck two Plo« I'nlor-Rob't Mlichoai ^ Among the museum treasures week is as follows: Monday, on the deans list every semester zky of Coventry, bachelor of mu­ French governments to undertake votes of being approved by thb trees, and smashed intA the porch '•WONDEBKri. COrNTBV” board” during the past semester. sic; “Chunnel,”. as the Channel tunnel House of Commons. ’The riiares when they were ajiplied locally, nCW LONDON — SI'MIAY — which delight visitors are a coin- chicken ala king on biscuit, cran- a t UofH. As a junior,, he was of a hou.se in IV’est Haven. He will begin graduate work in Earl E. Anderson, 94 Pitkin St.; Chass at Dance Is known here, which ■will Involve of the original' English Channel and could cause later formation of WATF PFORD All Ciilor operated, weight-driven orchestrion bery gauce, peag and carrots, rye treasurer of Epsilon Alpha zeta. bothersome adhesions. "KI.AMK OVER I.MHA” CHILUMN^, sociology in the fall at the Uni­ Jphn -E. Doyle of 37 Jarvis Rd.; negotlaUons at top diplomaUc Co., formed in 1872, are still quoted "DO(i OF FLANDERS” (a large music box like a barrel bread and butttr, iced grahams; 1 He won the fraternity’s gold pla- versity of Connecticut to prepare At the conclusion of the opera­ ^ 6 LtQNtNOTCH organ), 17th, '18th and 19th cen- -rueaday. barbecued beef on bun, que for academic excellence at Roland E. 'Vamey of 15 Brooklyn Campbell Council, Knights Of level. on the Stock Exchange. tion, we' applied layers and layers SPEED BOVVi Hlllyer’s annual .jiwards day in for teaching the subject at college St., Rockville; Albert C. Anlello of Columbus, will honor its newest It ia the British government Now, 60 members of Parliament /lou fes 6 e u td .‘4 4 4 tiiry peasant and ItnltUng chairs yellow beans pickles, chocolate level. He is married and the fa­ of adhesive strapping to protect and ITth century copper utensils, | puddirtg; Wednesday, meat loaf- March, and the Wall Street Jour­ South Windsor; and Robert M. class of candidates tonight. that has dragged its feet in the are behind the tunnel project, and the wound, as we then^ thought. MANSFISLOIfM Route A5 Hartford Rd., or SHOW BEGINS AJ »F8K WITH CARTO^' catsup, mashed potatoes, spinach, nal prize. He Is married and the ther of a son. Larmett of Vernon, B.S. In busi­ A dance will be held at the K of 160-year debate over a Channel determined that it will get govern­ Exit 77 Connecticut Tfumplke each with its hand-wrought iron Now we know that the ^ main IJCT. 3I-32.WIUIMAMTIC.Ct;1 WA REGULAR PRICT.S FOB TOP HITS— ADULTS 75e fireplace holder. „ peanut butter and jelly sandwiches father of two daughters. John J. Schelbenpfiug of 281 ness adminlstraUon. C Home in honor of the 37 candi­ tunnel. Fear o f Invasion, which ment approval. the experts now clalni haa beien accomplishment of the strapping Shown axe fine examples of Dres­ brownies; Thursday, home style Richard H. Yellen of 80 Teresa School St. received his B. A. de­ Frank J. Vlchi of 30 ' Uberty dates who received the third de­ Stock Car Racing Every gree, majoring in history and gov­ nullified by* missiles, has domin­ was to add to the patient's dis­ GOlDA'iN den ware. Swjss, German and spaghetti, tossed sal'ad, pan rolls, Rd. received his B.S. degree In St.; Norman P. Ward of Bolton; gree last night. Frank Andrel- Women Top 63 Million comfort and distension while it jello; Friday, fish sticks, potato mechanical' engineering. He earn­ ernment. He ia a 1956 graduate Leonard J. Adler, William L. ski, district deputy .of Stafford ated tunnel thinking on the part FrfUich music boxes vie with rare of Manchester High School, was of British military and political — I— was in place, and' subtract from WALT old prints and plates, priglnal de­ chips, cole alaw, peanut butter and ed his degree attending evening Katkaveck and Bernard D. Lloyd Springs, and his staff confef^d New York — The United States his skin surface when we yanked Saturday Night signs for Gothic architecture and marshmaUow tandwiches and fruit school while working as a super­ a member of the Newman Club of Wapplng, B.S. lii engineering, the degree,- leaders. and the L.ettermen’S Club, and Even If the political obstacles has mc^re than 63,000;000 adult it off. H o t r ie RACES START AT 8:80 P.M. DISNEY^ old world wrought-lron sigins-pf the visor in electronic group at Pratt more The Tommy Felice combo will 'wotpen, and moreothan 25,000,000 We'd keep posloperatives . 2 BACE.S — 2 FEATtiRES Ends Tonile — Color Manchester Evening Herald and Whitney. He ,was worked there played three years on the varsity Kenneth W. Little of .4 Crown provide music tonight from 9 to 1 are hurdled, there remalivs the Kobtrt lcui$ • trades are on display. South Windsor oorrespondent El­ question of the control authority of. them are mothers of children of recently delivered mothers in f r o i F . t h e "Home of Big Fields and llrlibir Reynolds 17 years. It took him 11 years soccer team. He plans to become St., Rockville. B.S. in education. Candidates, Knights and their "THE ,MATIN6 OA.ME” Rare covered cups and a-• Bo­ more O. Burnham, tele|fiione for the tunnel. The old Suez preschool or school age. There are for at least 10 days to three weeks. Bigger Purses” of night school to earn his degree an elementary school teacher. Zee S. Burke of 242 Hilliard friends are invited. James Garner hemian street organ intrigue visi­ Mitchell 4-9674. Michael S. Fendell. 519 E. Cen­ Canal model of mixed private and more than 22,00(0,000 working Then, when the war came and k m FREE p a r k in g "CASH M'cCALL” tors, along with drinking horns and He is a Glastonbury High School St.; Melvin E. Ginsberg of 172 women; they make up more'than we had to let them up sooner, we, — SVNOAY.— • ter St., received his master of edu­ Hilliard St.; Lillian L. Johnson of CHILD’S BODY' FOUND public control would not work In . Adulta $1.50 — Kids 50c a French, hand organ with ani­ graduate,' 1943, w m a cadetj in the the case of Channel, Its opponents a third of the- country's work learned that they recovered faster, "PRIVATE WAR OF Navy Vl5 prog;ram, and then cation degree. He graduated 75 Dale Rd.; John E. Perry, 78 Norwich, June 11 (yP)—^The body m a j o r BENSON” mated monkey figures in Empire force. felt belter and had fewer compli­ JeMolay Awards served in the Atlantic theater as American International College in Tanner St.; John M. Riddiough, of Deborah Martinez, 3. was found claim. THIS WEEK SPECIAL •GOLDEN BLADE” dress. 1958 with a bachelor of arts*de- What is needed, they say, is cations. "Many times in Europe we were electrician in World War II. 20 Prospect St., Rockville; Jantes yesterday in a deep hole In the gree in history. He is a graduate Yantic River by firemen who had some sort of international cofl- FATALLY INJURED I wonder' how contemporary 50 latp Class "A” Feature BEST AHEAD OF THE REST put on our own in museums, cathe­ R. Barry and Michael J. • Stotts, Made at Banquet Ts'SieS. of Manchester High School. A both of South Windsor, master of been .dragging the area for 24 sortlum with direct partigjpatlon North Haven, June. 11 (>P)—A - surgical methods will seem to your ICEWRH a drals and castles,” said Mrs. Nichols J. Lanzalotta of Colum­ jack slipped yesterday, allowiiig a pianist, he has led his own band education degrees. hours. The child - disappeared of both the British and French columnist of 2000 A.D. ? CToyd. “Thus we didn’t learn as John Mather CStapter, Order of bia also earned* his B.S. in me­ governments, because of the tun­ c ^ to fall on Oscar Hanson, 52, much as we hoped. We give every­ chanical engineering over an 11- and played frequently around cen­ John L. Allen. 22 Byron Rd.; Thursday and was last seen by DeMolay, held Its annual Father tral Connecticut. Joseph F. Hammond. 62 Oakwood neighbor while playing along the nel’s strategic importance. North Haven, injuring him fatally. Plants in Arid Valley STARTS TOMORROW one a guided tour. year night school period. He ml- ’Then, too, there ia the question He had'been working underneath ""ROBERTiELEANOR " W e won’t get rich with our and Son banquet last night. noi'ed In industrial engineering. William C. Paradis of Co\'entry Rd.; Joyce E. Lido, M Avondale banks o f the river. It flows by the received his - m a s te r of education Rd.; Janet F. MacBe'th, 38 Flor­ backyard of the Marllnez'.hcjme of compensating the railway fer- the vehligle in the yard of his home. Death Valley, Cal.—Death Val­ "PLEASE DONT EAT THE DAISIES” project, but we hope to meet ex­ After dinner, served by the Moth­ He is chief mechanic at HEtCO, „^llllTCHyM'P»RI(ER penses. And we’re making friends er’s Club and Order of Rainbow for ence St., and Stefania J. Masztal, ley, one. of the hottest and most CINEMASCOPE and METRO COLOR 82 Goodwin St., associate In sci­ GEORGE' PEPPARDGEORGE HAMILTON S” color McBride, chapter ad'visor of the Horace C. McCoan of 93 Rus­ "JET OVER TH E ATLANTIC” —Guy Madison ■o far as social security is con­ I ing de.sert holly, poppies, dahlias, PliiB.‘‘V'alley of Redwoods’* WITH PAUL ANKA cerned. I worked under it from the chapter; Willard Allen, William sell St., and Charles, E. Smith of and cacti. Animgis that survive the FEATURE 6:00-9:15— CO-HIT AT 4:20-7:30 Auden, Keith Bockus. Johh Burt, 4 Diane Dr.., associate in science No matter where you plan to spend your vacation, you’ll Goliath and Barbarians time it started until May, IWO.. valley’s iriten.se heat include kit Then I worked one quartertn 1959. Richard Dirkee, Ronald Erickson in engineering, degrees. enjoy reading about what's going on in your old home­ foxe.s, lizards, ground squirrels, and Sun■ “FESIALE FIENDS” Alan Felr, Neil Ferris; Ronald ^ ★ ★ SUNOAY-MONOAY-TUESUAY ★ ★ I will be 62, women’s retirement . Catherine M. Kernan of 24 town. rabbits. age in 1975. How many quarters Fletcher, Bruce Forde. Fred Fra- Laurel St., associate lii art de­ ITS THE BERRIES! zee, Kenneth (Jray, Jon Greene. gree. do I need?—L. F. Colin e taught in the school.” 1 Rockville High School, Class of In Memoriam L BOTTLE OF BEER SOc; BYE HI-BALL, CLOSED TEL. JA 9-9463^ . The banquet ended with the 1954. She will teach Grade 1 at the Choir, a member' of the Out In loving memory of Paul Balmond Routes 6 & 44A MANHATTAN or MARTINI S5c • hospital personnel and helping cut liig Club and SEAC. , wl)o — - pasted------away June. <11. .. 1959. MONDAYS ^ AMPLE PARKIN© hospital costa. It can be used as a presentation of a. "Hats Off the Wapplng Elementary School, She will teach Grade 2 at 'Ver- Your memory l« *»,dear today, Air Conditioned for Your Comfort. standard hospital bed or for spe­ Award' to George Atkiiu, for the ------——- in 8en- U » l» th. hour you passed away. fltanrlfJBtrr lEwMttng l^pralii NEW BOULEVARD DINER cialized treatment of a wide range outatsniitt^ worlc wltli the J Yankee sented at both aervleas by Robert mtAU>^fi.n ipMN'llNO CO.. rtC. about the violation or relaxation of \ (C from Page Om ) ♦for w;hat we get,” says a senior The Jarvis Construction Co. haa Washington, June 11 —^Vke U BUm U S tm t By A. H. O. Fotterton and Robert I^on. The By BEATBICE WEH4 lUncbaater, Cono. law In the handling of the fate of Bt. John’s Bpisoopnl ChwHi ^ ‘ S t James, R. O. Ohuroh minister will present Bthlsf te the Big. Payload Answer AP Newefeetures high school1 girl. begun excavation work for a clean­ President Richard M. Nixon sold Wheaton reported. Ho said It was discouraged Pann BUts ing plant at Broad St. and W. Just one man, .when this one man ' » EUlngUa Ave. . Rev. John B.' Hannon, Falitor members of the third grado' class (Editor's note — The author of Mya a today there ii room in the Re­ We are not sure that, after our Rev. Jamea T. CConneU at the first servies. not reedy. News Tidbits University freJhman youth, "It's Middle Tpke., and plana further Court Cases may wear his share of the guilt for Rodnille, Conn. soft-land M.OOO ^ n d e on ^ the this ertlcls la s' 16-yesr-old Phil­ conatructlon there for a shopping publican party foe thoaa who dis­ rbusd^ScM ^? i. itn experience at the Repubiicaii State The Rev. James 1* Grant, Rector ReV.'Jospph H. McCann 7 p.ra., Methodist Tpsuth Fel­ By DR. I. M. U JVltT, "Mm. Wheaton told newsmen. too much work looking around for 6,000,000 murden. moon. CuUed from AP Wires adelphia high school junior who girls all the time. , Let them do agree with aome of the pollclee of Convention the other ni|^t, we ate Rev. John'^D. Regan lowship. •' DmBOrOR I t wlU probably be,given out as center. ' ■* . PubUtlMd E»«ry BT«ntn« *»c«j .NneleM' AdvSatagea - reports the Leap Year Views of the work for awhile and see all The cleaning plant, for C and D Paul J. Buahey, 17, of Hartford, flundftva ciid HotloM* bnt*r^ dt r . But there, of course, Is the whole not in favor of abolishing the an­ - 8 a.m., Holy Communion. The FeU Flanetorium you go along." toe Eisenhower administration. •Po«t Oftic* at Mancneiter Conn. Sunday Masses at t, 8, #, The comparison of these twe her contemporaries, as gueat the trouble we go through. May­ Cleaners, will replace toe present and Jon H. Morhardt, 18, of 38 Hol- SeSond Cla*» Mall Matter.______point. It was because It may also cient and honorable institution of 9:18 a.m., Family Service, Morn­ First Ohnreb o f Christ Sdsaitlat e( TIm Franklin IMritnto The WWte House, however, did Group of farmers, their wives, llater 8t., were each given 3-day In an obvious referance to erlt-^ 10:15 ahd 11:30 a.m. systems indicates the trefnprs«latsd by engineers engaged whet the While. House calls "See^ power projects .. Fate of five men permit has been aubmltted by ,J*r“' an additional charge of drivlng*’an mittee "It is Inevitable and con­ Three MonUii ...... ” S ror that the count did run from 1 And, ae^the convention crow^‘ as­ Rev. Stanley E. HaatiUb 8 p.m., Wednesday ssrvioe. brokeh down into the total coet still aware of their old right to pop "I’d like to see just one boy go One Month ...... *-2i munion. in country’s Urge per vehicle and the cost per pound tion n ” of the over-all tour. The and email boat used in secret elec vis to the Town Building Depart­ uninsured motor vehicle. structive that we should have dla- up to 6.000,000. sembled, one could Indeed feast cm Rev. Dennis R. Hussey Reading room hours at 749 Mein trip will take the Pretljdent also the question, even though they say through waiting bjrtoe phone day Weekly ...... Friday, 9 a.m.. Holy Commun­ new rocktU. With thU rqallsaUon of payload put Into the desired or­ tronlc tests remains ' hidden bi after day like we have to. Many’s ment indicating toe plant will cov­ Lautent E. Guimond, 27, of agreem'ent.” Pinkie Copy ...... such an assumption. This conven­ Assistonte 1st.: Tuesday, Friday Saturday. to the PWlippInes and to Korea In shark-infested water of Santa that L eap’‘Year has no aignifl- But the 'Vice President, who ex­ Israel’s special interest in see­ ion. ' oomes the "hope that thie rpeket bit or path.' . ■ ■ toe time I’ve wished I could take er about 4,000 square feet. Cost is Jewett Qty, was fined $12 for tion had more new faces, In rela­ I l l a.m. to 4 p.m.; Thursday, 11 Hie Section II schedule chile for Barbara, Calif., channel .. Navy’s cance for them. speeding. pects to receive toe Republican *" “ MEMBER o r ~ ing justice done to Adolf Eich- In the case of the Novk vehicle, The general feeling la that a girl matters Into my own hands." estimated In toe vicinity of $20,000. THE ASSOCUTED tion to its.predecessors, than any Sunday Masses st,,7, 8, 9, 10, 11; turn, to 9 p.m engine of the future will be, toe BtsanHbwer’s arrival at the For­ huge errant research balloon, float. The cleaning eetabllshment’a Fines of $8 each were Imposed preaidentlal nomination, said that The A*e.-x:lated Prers te mann should also bis the general convention we have ever seen as­ South Methodist Church 'Ood th* Preserver of Men” will it would coat approximately fW mosan port of Tanaui aboard the Wanted by FBI might, without compunction, re­ It- is taken for granted that aa Lawrence F. Almond in the Chapel at 9 and 10 a.m. nuclear rocket and not the 'rela­ mUllon to put thig In the sky tsoJh- Ing far out-’over Pacific, may drift present wooden frame building will on Robert N. Cox. 18, of 756 Vernon once the party platform la adopt­ a”/'ne^iVs^I^tchee" credited to It or j Interest o f all civilisation, o f all semble. The new faces looI;?d alert, be the subject of the Lesson Ser­ erulMr St. Paul early on the mom- Harold Eugene Fields, 43, sort to every sneaky, underhand well as doing toe asking, a boy Percy M. Spurrier tively ineIBcient chemical rockets pared to about |8l million fOr the back to shore on 80-knot wind to be removed, toe spokesman said. St., for Wlowlng too cloae; Ray­ ed and the nominee chosen, Re­ not otherwise credited tn thle P »^ f intelligent, a little self-reliant. Church of the Amumptlon mon. , . fng of Saturday, June 18. ■ If day. trick that might ensnare a boy — will assume full financial fespon- mond J. Richardson, 18, of 230 and aleo the local news published here who believe In law and morality., Minlsiere The Ingenious and astute Krafft nuclear rockets. In terms of Met heavily armed, skillful safe bur­ sibillty for a date. But although 'The subsequent shopping center publicans must present a unlteA And, along with the presence of Adams St. and Thompson Kd. The Golden Text is f«B » Bphssl- weather permits, the President will but to pop the question herself? building will have room for a num­ Wetherell St., for passing a red All rlehta of republlcatlon of ipjclal Israel's contention that, if it had new faces, there was an absence of HShrlcke of toe Convair Corpora­ pejv pound of payload. It will ’coat glar, who on at least two occasions "Td sooner die than ask a boy moat older teens don’t approve -of front. dlsraiehes herein are also reserved Rev. Joseph rarrell,. Psetor ans (2:8). j^travel by hellcbpter from the ber of stores, he said, but declined light; and John A. Curry, 18, of "We have ahead of us the fight not been for its own efforts. Eich- bid key faces, the very same faces 9. and 10:45 a.m.. Morning Wor­ Selections from the Bible in­ tion is now pleading for a stepped- $193 per pound to launch into a has reportedly attempted t|tt shoot -to marry me!” says a freshman it, "going Dutch” is not quite aa ship. Sermon; "I Would He True’’, Rev. Francis T. Butler, Aaslstont cruiser to the Taipei Airport to be to name specific stores or to aay 77 Brookfield St., for having de­ of our life,” Nixon said. "We MU Pull service client of N E Serv- mann would never have been lo­ which used to swing a county this clude the following:-{Genesis 18:1, up program aimed toward the .760-mile orbit. For escape velocity Re/Bfiofiinl H his -way out of police traps, has college coed. "I can Just hear the generally frowned upon aa a girl’s by the Rev. Lawrence F. Almond. greeted b.v President Chiang Kai- if any commitments have been fective equipment on his (:ar. Ad­ win if we are united. We will lose ''publisher. nepresentailvee; The way or that by. the lift of an eye­ 14, 15). production of a nuclear-powered for a payload, the cost go4a np to guy turning around 10 years later Leap Year proposal. ditional chargee against Curry of cated, may b* conceded some vslid- 9 .and 10:45 a.m., ChQrch School Sunday Masses at 7, 8, 9, 10:16 WOO per pound. Finally, for a'Soft shek of Nationalist China. besn added to toe FBI’s list of made The pew C and D Cleaners If we are divided. .lullUB Mathswe Sneclal Atency - New brow, or a dash down sn hisle, or Correlative passages from ” Bcl- space vehicle. He Indicated that If the weather is bad, tha St. and saying, ’*I didn’t want to 'It’a all, right In the younger failure to eecure a license, and fail­ iTorlt. Chics ko Detro^^t a n d ^ s t o n . ity. But,' once he was located, it for Nureery through Junior High. an4 11:30 a.m. lunar landing the cost ekyrockCU to "Ten Most Wanted Fugitives.” building would form part of toe "I hope we can discuss the le- a quick sidewalk huddle ence and Health with Key to the the lunar landings and circumnav­ Paul will put into the port of Kee- marry you, but you asked me.’ ” set, when neither one has much ure to secure a registration, were MEMBER AUDIT BTTREAU OS should have been the law which The Senior High Fellowship will 81,140 per pourid. Board Seeks He is being sought on toe basis money,” says a senior girl. "But shopping center. aues and disagree without being CIRCULATIONS ______This hopeful assemblage, which Scriptures” by Mary Baker Eddy, igation of the moon in the ' lung, where Elsenhower will dis­ Don’t Need PrlvHeges Target date for toe completion nolled. A $35 bond was forfeited by reached for him. ahd It should still looked as if it might like to ^ve leave after the first aelwice for Sacred Heart Ohuroh Include the following (p. 879: 10- 1960's result from the rocket For the Helios Vehicle, Mr. of a Federal warrant Issued on if a Imy is working at all, then it’s disagreeable.’’ The Herald PrlnUnf,. Company Iim.. . Quanachontaug', R. I. embark and go by automobile to Modern girls feel that they are of present conatructlon is early Paul Cataldo, 25, of Franklin, birth to something new and ap­ Church 8t., Vernon 14). ______development of the 1980’s. As Ehricke shows that the coet per $10,000M ore' Jsn. 18, 1960, at Danville, 111, advanced in the aclentlflc tech­ out. If he can’t afford to pay for Maas., when he failed to appear In In- an indirect answer to Rocke­ assumes no financial rejm^njjlbllltv p, some law which haa more sanc­ Taipei. charging that he unlawfully fled 80 fall, spokesman said. The whole t'CwCTaphtral errors iippea^rtnk In ^ pealing in the way of party atmos­ Rev. Relidi Kellys Pastor the s|ipllcatlon of -toe space pcAmd of pavload Is 812Q for a 860- niques of atalkinig, ba]iting .and date, he shouldn’t try to make court to answer.» speeding charge. feller’s call for Nixon to apeak out vertlssments and other readlnk msttsi tion than that of Israel to apply it Cehter OongregSOonel Church mlle orbit, 8210 for escsipe velocity During the day he will hold ta)ks the State of Illinois to avoid con­ shopping center, when smd If com phere, came etreSming brightly up Chnrch of the NaaarsBe rocket fOllowsAhe development of with ewang. trapping the male animal that they one.” pleted, would have parking apace Judgment was suspended In the before toe convention on major self to tlie alleged Eichmann convention hall and then walk Rev. Clifford O. Simpson 'M aues at 8, 9:80 and 11 a.m. 288 Main St. the space vehRle by ten years, toe and 8400 per pound for the soft- finement for burglary. Views on IDutch’ Dating failure to drive In an established policies, the Vice President said he Dlspiav adverusink closlnk bourai Mlnletor' Gn Saturday night he will attend For Salaries Fields is a white, male American don't need any unusual privileges for about 30 cars. tn The Manchester Eventnk Herald. Crimea which disposes of the case, ed, unsuspecting and Innocent, into ,0. B. Wlnelow, Minlstor development of a nuclear rocket landing on the moon. a dinner given Iv Preeldent and Most of the boya share this view­ lane charge against Raymond Ne­ and others now are discussing toe For Monday—1 o m f^dav. Rev. Leurepce J. Vincent ThUg in (er.mg of, dollSra end who sUnds 6 feet 9, and.weighs to capture him. point. "I think Dutch dating la For Tuesday—1 P m Monday. For Israel to do otherwise the oldest look keynote speech on St. Francis of AsilsI CTnnrch in the immediate future will per­ Madame Chang. On-Sunday, June Each girl to whom we apoke gro, 28, of Andover. issues for the purpose of develop­ Aesociato Miniator South Windsor 9:30 am.. Church School. Class­ mit missions for this device by cents, the cost of the nuclear Ve­ ’The Regional 8 Board of Educa between 150 and 165 pounds. very cheap,” says a young man of Nolle# were entered In the case# ing a platform. For Wednesday—1 P m will accomplish whst would seem j^ p <3,arles A - 1*, Elsenhower will attend chapel tion last night voted to call a Dis­ He has a medium fair com­ cited the aame single situation In For Thursday-1 p.m Wednesday Rev. James F. Glynn, Pastor es for all ages. the end of the decade dr the be­ hicle will be significantly less than 'eervices with Chang, then resume the junior high set "I’d rather alt of Thomas F. Shea, 29, of Bast Although Rockefeller - criticised For Friday-1 P m ThuMdsy. an impossible feat inside world Halleck, distinguished minority 8; 16 and a.m., Church Servica. the cost of the Nova vehicle. In trict meeting at RHAM High plexion, blue eyes, brown, or dark \^'hich ahe would take matteri into home and liiten to recorda.” Town to File For Saturday-1 P m ( FWday. Rev. Raj-mond B. Yaskauskaa, 10:45 a.m., Worship ginning of the 1970’s. He further . political talks with him for 45 her own hands: "If I were 39 years Hartford, charged with brekth oT som«r aspects of President Elsen­ thought and smotiona—to Shade leaider in the Houee at Washing- ’Thame:. addition to the smaller Initial coet, School June 27 to ask for an ap­ brown hair and a medium build. If a boy haa to make himself Classified deadllnei 10:30 a.m. eaen Services. Assiietent Pastor Messags by the pastor. indicates that any non-nuclear de- minutes. old and still single and I knew a peace and Intoxication; and Stan­ hower’s record, Nixon said he la day of publication except Saturday— and tem per the horror of 6,000.000 ton, know that Connecticut w m 8 a.m.. Sermon. ‘‘Power for the the hlgh-efflclency power plant put propriation not to exceed $10,000 As Fields usually carries a gun feel manly by taking a girl out to ley A. ’Hngley Jr.. 26, of New "Wonihlpii g In the Spirit.' vslopmfnt begun today faces ob­ At 10:10 a.m., Formosa time, mail very well and knew he was prbud of that record. 1 ajn______. j _____ 4V.. 1.1. . supposed to be a special case this Open Mind," the Rev. Mr. Vincent Church Into space can be used for other 'over the 1960-61 budget. on hfti person or in toe glove com­ impress her and spend money on New Answer Haven, charged with embezzle­ murders and to nourish the idea | R.niihiirun Masses at 7, 8, 9:10, 10:15 and 10:45 a.m., Children's solescence from toe start. Eisenhower vWll take off on the 85 mad about me hut was very shy— “Instead of running away from year, and that the Republican preaching. and Nursery. • work. if there Is a continuous sup- The Board said that 88,000 partment of hls car, and since he her, he’s an idiot," says one of his ment Saturday, June 11 that the score la somehow being ll;3 0 a .m . To demonstrate how he views plv of fuel for toe reactor. minutes flight to Kedena Airport, then I’d grab him up fast! If Leap it.” he aald, ” I (ntend to fun on It party here was engaged in an ef­ 9:15 ind 11 a.m., Church School 6 p.m., Youth Service. mors Is needed in the Instruction- haa fired at police officers in toe sophomore friends. "I don’t have Four cases were continued: and to build bn it." Service. the tremendous importance of nu­ Very soon a high-level decision Okinawa. He is due there at 11:15 past, he should be considered arm­ Year were handy. I’d use it as an - In Land Case evened. There ere no healthy diW- fort to revive itself through the Day. St. Maurice R. O. Ctonrcli 7 p.m., Evangelistic si budget to obtain experienced too much bread around (beat talk Until Monday, Judith A. Belch, Nixon never referred to Rocke­ Right Use For Meter Money novel political devicee of progres­ ’Theme: clear roi^tefs, he has proposed a must be made establishing « nu­ a.m. local time; ed and very dangerous. excuse. dends from justice which itself Is 9:15 and 11 a.m., Church School, Bolton Center Msssage by the pastor. The President will be met by teachers, and that $1,500 more for money) and aa long as the girl 19, of Birch Mt. Rd. BSxt.’, Bolton, feller by name and made no men­ sive outlook, candor on issues, and new type' of vehicle called Helios. clear vehicle program. The sooner Anyone having or receiving in­ As to having their question- is agreeable, I think going Dutch is Land condemnation proceedings The acquisition-of public parking | ruthless. nursery and kindergarten only. Rev. Bernard ^oOurk, Pastor “ Spiritual satlefactton.". Seisaku Ota, chief executive of the may be needed above the alloted charged -with breach of peace and tion of toe posalbility mentioned disdain for any attempt to play Wednesday 7:30 p.m., Prayer ThU la roughW\a two-stage sys­ this is made, the sooner Wg will formation concerning the where- popping rights infringed upon, in a good idea. brought by toe town against John destruction of private property. . lots—which ideally, as soon as the tem in which toV^nucU^..atsge U have available toe tremendous pay­ Ryukyu Islands, and Lt. Gen. Don­ 89,500 for the salary of a new Leap Year or any other time, most last night by party chairman cute confidence games with the and Praise S-rvics. ald P., Booth, U.S. high commlselon. abouU of Harold Eugene Fields, Is "The Idea of a date is company, Jacobs of 125 Brookfield St. were Until next Saturday, Peter F. Thruaton B. Morton that th# New Second Congregational Chnrch . Masses at 7, 8:30 and 10 am . launched from lihe'^ iarth by a load capa^lUlea needed for the principal to replace Principal Carl­ requested to Immediately conUct boys are against it but not ada- town has enough of them, should people ? #r and ranking American official on ton Seybolt who has resigned. not Jor a girl to get a free movie left In the air yesterday when e Clark Jr., 96 Greenwood Dr., York governor might sjctively en­ For 99 Out of 100 He didn’t know, and he brought 386 North Main St. chemicaUy fueled rocket. When conquest of the moon and apace. toe New Haven office of the FBI, mantly. and hamburger. If a girl really Superior Court judge ruled the be operated on a free bMis, end Minster: Arnold W. T ou r St. Bartholoinew’s Ohuroh I ZloB Bveagelieel IsribersB CMrefc (CopyrlgM 1M6.; GenetaJ Feafaree Okinawa, alta of a major U.S. The amount also Includes $600 charged -wdth operating hls mo­ ter toe race for the Republican with him the hoary grand-daddy, the first sUge bums out, the nu­ the telephone number of which can "It would depend on which girl wants to go out, ahe should be wil­ town must file a new answer to torcycle wkh defective equipment. without meters—is the one precise I Not infrequently, various gov- MltUstoris Aeeletont: Bookley School Audltorlpm pointed out that the four-engine 5 inches w-ide, la pulled through Anchorage. Alaska. June 11 (J7 the cafeteria, also resigned. These lived in Manchester 56 years. She Oak St. area end on Birch 8t., tojgfjii unexpended. Instead of turn- warning that the Democrats, when Herb Brown at the church. was a member of the Church of for Installation of a storm drain. entry by Rockefeller Into toe race 7 p.m., Adult study group mests 9 a.m., First 'Family Service OovenaBt OengregattoBal CkONli Nova may launch 100,000 pounds faulty sewer pipes to locate leaks. —Borne 30.000 Alaidcans are ex­ teachers and Mrs. Towns resigned be maintained by the town for back, an Informal bl- they have the presidency, always the Aaaumption. He dalms, among other things, would make much difference In toe at church. (Morning Prayer)’. Junior Choir. (Bvangeiloal Covenaat) . into orbit for which the fuel alone This pin-pointing of trouble spats pected to turn out in foi;c# h « e to take other jobs. In Greenw ich offstreet parking. . partisan iaucus decided It would be g''S^Se*^'Ice: a 4 u t his 48 Spruce St. - Appearing before toe Board ■ She leaves two daughters, Mra. the Board of Directors did not ap­ convention outcome. He said na­ This is the "closing day” service in might run into millions of dollars. makes repairs possible w-ithbut tomorrow to greet President Ei- tional committee members “ feel Rev, R. m aar Reek, Pastor In this vehicle, more than 6,000,000 tearing up streets or sidewalks!. last night, four custodians, head­ Elizabeth Fibich of New Britain 150,000 Japanese prove toe condemnation action W Certain conUngent suggesUons, la nice thing to>cpylde a new swim- juggling of party responeibii- The Salvation Army the Church School. Certain awards eenhower as he makes hie first very deflnitely.^t!he Vice President pounds of fuel is used for every ed by Frank Porter of Hebron, and Mrs. Joseph JulaviU of Tam­ accord with the Town Charter. (Continued from Page One) 'however, eeem unclear, tf there Is mlng pool, a second^ swimming ities and credits so that the Demo- 661 Main St. will be given in the service itself, The leeks ar# either- eealed from Tlilt to the new 49Ui state. Court action will probably re­ will be our nominee.” aufflcient money now In the park- pool, for the 99 male rtembere of crats were responrible for some Major * Mrs. E. Walter Lamle the remainder in classes. Sepa­ 9:30 a.m., Sunday School. “ firing. And if we consider how within with a spMial spray gun or Some eetimatos of the likely said they have been short one man pa, Fla.: .three sons, John, Mw* 10:30 a.m.. Church-time Nurs- sume Friday, according to Gen­ 5-9, weighing about 160 pounds, ■While Wendell L. WlUkiej won Officers In charge rate worship in toe Nurser.v Chap­ many tesU are Involved before a a small pipe is driven dowm and crowd ranged up to 40,000—In an for the past three months. They Un, and George Komsa; five toe Republican nomination in a ing meter fund for the purchases the Senate. The decision wa^Vjuito I el, at this hour, but not in Kinder­ •ry. device like this becomes operation­ 18-month-old sUte with a toUl said a fifth man could not be add­ grandchildren; five great-grand­ eral Manager Richard Martin, a wearing hom-rimmed glasses, a concrete pumped directly to the Protest. Ike ’s^ Visit witness at yesterday’s, short hear­ 7-week pre-convention bllta In contemplated, why borrow ? If I seo’et, and there seems little doubtl ^ Everything always came out garten whose members will be in 10:46 a.m.. Morning Worship al the cosle approach astronomical faulty section. *• population of only 223,000. But a ed because of toe low salary scale children; and two great great dark shirt and dark trousers. 9:30 a.m., Sunday School for all ing. 1940, moat Republicans don’t think there le not sufficient money In the that ‘tt e pool would have been just right, out of the keynote toe main church. Sermon Topic: "The Beet Gifts. figures. ’Our cost so far for sealing rousing Alaskan welcome was ss- for a starting custodian. Previ­ grandchildren. .It was Mrs. Marchand’s second Rockefeller could duplicate tola ages. 11 a.m.. Morning Prayer and 5 p.m.. Children’s Day Program eured for the flret presidential vis­ Jacobs’ plea In abatement, filed fund now for purchase now of all built, to the enjoyment of the 99, grinder,^gjid yet, tried and tMted 10:^5 a.m.. Morning service. Mu By contrast,, toe feature of the leska in our sanitary sewera hgs ously six janitors were emplayed Funeral services will be held (Contlnned from Page One) Shimbun, ."to realize that such a terrifying brush with a criminal. feat in the seven weeks left before Holy Baptism (Trinity Sunday with Rev. Raymond G. Johneon it since Franklin D. Roosevelt at the school. When the 1059-60 Monday at 9:30 a.m. at the John by Gryk In mid-May, would, if up­ the properties considered, why not [had not some snooping newspaper-j may sic by l^ale Quarts! and Band, nuclear. rocket is that the equip­ been under 835,000 wtith thlg. TV diagraceful incident occurred in held by toe court, succeed In put­ Just 21 month# agb her four chil­ toe GOP nominating meeting in group). Senior Choir. Sermon superintendent of the CJromwell system." says City Manager Jo­ made a wartime stop In toe Aleu­ budget was cut st the district F. Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W . defer part of the plan? man uncovered the project, given occasion. Sennon by-,Major Lamie, "Chris ment increases directly with the toe ground It will expose Japan to Japan.” ting an end to the action. dren, now aged 7 to 16, were kid­ Chicago, tian Perfection Made Understand by the rector. Children’s Home, as speaker. Sun size of the payload. seph Wi Watson. tian Islands. meeting, the sUff was reduced to Center St., followed by a eolemn wsr. A etone-hurlng clash between nap^ from in front of the March- Wlllkie '(fan against several op­ If the present meter rate haa It notoriety, and thus evoked con- in some experienced concern 7 p.m^ Evening Prayer in the Regardless of tot actual number, able." day School pupils and children By comparison, toe Hellos con­ "If we had been forced, to tear five. One of the five quit. requiem Mass at 10 at the Church AkahaU (red flag), toe Japa­ supporters and opponents of Pre­ and home by a Negro who had ponents and was able to bowl them ^ tmllt the parking meter fund up troversy, in which aome of the 1 and desperation, toe good Iwynoter Memorial Chapel of toe Nativity. from toe Home will also partlci cept compares favorably -with the up streets to-do it, it might have military officials declared the big of the Aaaumption. Burial will be nese Communist party newspaper, began experimenting with hls tejjt. 2 p.m., Hospital- vli^totion by mier Kiahl occurred in Kiehi’a na­ earlier kidnaped a taxicab driver over because they did not unite to a total of some 3165.000, why great stem minds of the Senate, Daily, 7 p.m., Evening Prayer. pate. Nova c.lase vehicle. cost as much ae 8230.000.” Elmendorf Air Force base "wide in St. James’ Cemetery. stepped up Japan’s boiling internal tive Tabuse town yesterday. * ‘ Probe May Bring in Washington, D. C*, and forced against him. Rockefeller would On toe guess that hls audience Mrs.'Elizabeth Wilson and Mrs. tYednesdays; 10 a.m., Mid-week open” end prepared to receive u like Douglas of Illinola and Ellen- Wednesday, 7:30 pan., Mid-week A . ,000-pound all-up weight The system was developed by Friends may call at toe funeral political crisis over Klshl and al­ News reports said 30 persons him to drive in the direction of face a single rival, who already has contemplate increasing the meter might be too sophisticated and Thomas MoCann. celebration of toe Holy Commun­ 4 600 many ae 74)00 persons at the field 7 Park service. Music by Service. of the Nova system using oxygen the Hollywood sewefs and engi­ About Town home tonight from 7 to 9:30jand liance with America, with an edi­ were slightly injured. Including 10 Man New Charges Stamford where he said he In­ more than enough convention votes - rate to a minimum Insertion of a der of Louisiana, condemned toe New England, he would leave out a ion. when the President’s jet transport torial call for more anti-American­ "folks” here and there. Then, on a Band ami Male Chorus. Sermon by and liquid hydrogen for the sec­ neering departments. Other Flori­ tomorrow from 2 to 5 and T to of some 350 policemen who tried to tended to kill his estranged wife. pledged to him t6 assure him the nickel Instead of a penny? The project. da cities -vvhich have tested toe ap­ arrlvei front Washington at 10:15 9:30 p.rh. ism. break up toe fight. Police Investigation into toe ac- nomination. Nixon also haa the hunch the audience could still be Major Lamle,. "The Penitent's TaleoMvllle Cengrefattenal ond stage w ill. put a payload of a.m.. Anchorage time (3:15 p.m., Edgar Circle of toe South Metho­ The streets around Japan s par­ The man, James Leroy Stnito, ■ argument that other communities New Mexico’s Chaves, chairman Gonrordle Ev. Lutheran ■ Ghurch Ohoreh . 190.000 pounds into a SoO-mlie or­ paratus have detected leeks in wa­ Two rallies were held simultane­ tivitlea of Joseph J. Sasiela, 46. no backing of Eisenhower. warmed up. he would Insert a new Plea.” dist Church WSCS will meet Mon­ liament and the American embas­ let the three Marchand girls leave ..have advisnced their meter rates of toe commlaslon in charge, haa folks” in hls text. ■ Wtatfr and Garden Ste. Robert K. Shimoda, Minister bit. It will also permit- escape ter and oil Ilnee and water tanka. E5T>. ously' in Tabuse, a town of 16,600 certain address, arrested Thurs­ toe taxicab but kept Mrs. March- While Rockefeller could esurry Rev. Paul C. Kaiser, Pastor . Other thousands will lins An­ day at 7 p.m. In front of Cavy’S sy were a eea of red. Communist- his message to toe country by tele­ has no validity; Some communi­ responded that, with toe new en­ ■As a last resort, he took to from toe earth with a payload of Restaurant for their annual dinner. inhabltanU in Yamaguchl prefec­ day for iteallng a watch from his and's son. Anthony, with him. North Methodiet C9iitrc)i chorage’s Fourth Avenue, the mein » . Fiinerali style flags. The eurging mob 4ang ture on toe western end o f Honshu. vision, as Wlllkie couldn’t, poli- ties are tax hungr/. Some. are larged memlyrahlp of toe Senate, I throwing In toe nam^ of BSsen- 300 Parker St. 10:45 a.m.. Nursery opens in about 80,000 pounds and it can set brother’s house et 178.Birch St., Smith was captured by police on hower into passages where the 8:30 a.m.. Holy Communion. down 36,000 pounds on the moon in business street In this largest city songs and at times listened to One supporting Kiahi, who was tlcans thought it would take a tre­ dying and losing population and common decency” requires more] Rev. H. Osgood ^nnett, Minister Parish House. of the naUon’s biggest sUte, for a Daughters of Liberty* No. 125, turned up a theft that had not as the parkway at Westport after a J 1 prepared text did not include it. At 9:30 a.m.. Church School. harangues by socialist members in Tokyo at t]>at time, was spon­ mendous upheaval to knock Nixon 11 a.m., All parents' and ehll a soft landing. tour by the President. Downtown will hold its monthly meeting Tues­ Mrs. Elizabeth Bonlnl of parliament and representatives yet been discovered. •■i bullet-punctuated chase. Anthony customera. • displacement arsa than is provided tjjjg produced the desired ef- 9;5P a,.'m., The Service. dren. with toe exception -of toe Funeral aervices for Mrs. Eliza­ sored by the Tabuse mayor and at­ In toe cour.se of questioning out of toe picture.pi( 9 and 10:30 i*.m.. Family Wor­ 11 a.qi., The Service. By contrast, ^ e hellos vehicle I RADIO BATTERIES I Anchorage Is about six nillea from day In Orange Hall at 7 :30 p.m. In­ of Japan’s Leftist anti-nuclear was unharmed. The -boy was cited Rockefeller Issued a statement by toe small old podl. Since the feet, of the applause for which he nursery, wilt gathel- In toe sane beth Bonini of Gulfport, Fla., who tended by aome 3,000 citizena. Sa.siela, Det. Sgt. Joseph Sartor Manchester, when It finally ac ship. Observance of Methodist Stu­ Nursery ip toe Pariah House dur­ which takes off from, toe surface FRESH — ALL TYPES Elmendorf. stalling deputy Mrs. Thomas Conn by Sate Police for hlS courage. Wednesday aimed directly at Nix­ sum Involved Is only 840,000, a paused. But even for this name, tuary for Children’s Day aervlcee. will make her official visit at that died Tuesday, were held this mom bomb council.. "The other was a rally of some and Det. Thomas Graham learned eepted parking meters, did so with dent Day w'ilh guest speaker, toe ing 9:30 and 11 a.m. services. with a liquid oxygen-liquid hydro­ State and local officials have 2,500 labor unionists and other on, challenging him to speak out Mr. .and Mrs. Roger Spencer -will gen motor has an all-up weight of i time. Mrs. Joseph Johnston and ing at toe William P. Qulsh Fu The situation around Kishi’e that Sasiela had had a bag of praiseworthy resolves not to con­ mere wavelet compared to toe e x -1 plause seemed to grow fainter as Rev. Douglas F. Dorchester of 6 and 7 p.m., Lyther Leagues, called for a big reception for the leftists opposed to Kiahl and the bn key issues. be greeters; Franklin Welles, dea­ 1.8 mtilion pounds—less than half ' Potterton's her committee will serve refresh­ nergl Home, 225. Mb*" I_____home ______looked eerious, but police jewelry and trinkets In hia pos­ vert them into mere revenue col­ penditurea toe Senators toemselvea toe evening wore on. Providence. R.I. Special recogni­ President, as a patriotic sendoff to Rev. Paul G. Prokopy of Zion they had no, plans for reln- security treaty. Dem ocrats Add He criticized the admlnistra- tion of college students and high con of the day. Ushers are James that of^.the Nova. The second ISO Center S t—Oer. Church ments. Members will bring a gift session that had come from the lectors, and with legal restrictions vote tor others, we are Inclined to The mournful conclusion, on our Bolton Congregational Church, his 15-day goodwill mission to the Evangelical Lutheran Church of- forcements. They threw up a bar- The clash occurred when toe pro- J;^n’s defense record and called school seniors. Boettcher, Ma^rshall Wellington, stage is tlie nuclear one using hy­ for a penny auction. Officers will Temple Beth Sholom at 22 Myrtle be In favor of toe project. part, was, just that this particular Theodore Oiandler Jr., Pastor Ernest Anderson, and Paul Jack- Far East. wear white dresses or gowns. ficiating. Mrs. Bonini w l« former­ ricade behind Kishi’s gate Kiahi group atoned toe anti-Kiahl 2 7 t o Rolls, If'or greater expenditure . to on the way the revenue from them audience was a little too Intelligent 9 a.m., Sunday School. Nursery drogen for fuel. Ita weight will be Democratic Gov. 'William A. St. Temple officials were not Arid, with all. toe scraping and son. ly a resident of Manchester. The students out all roads into domonstrators aa they snake- strengthen it. In reply Nixon said' could be spent. Let’s spend the for such routine com. It had come (children 3 and under, including about 650.000 pounds and the nu­ Egan will extend Alaska’s official danced In front of Klahi’a home­ aware of toe theft but, when noti­ he had spoken., publicly numerous 9 and 10:80 a.m., Children’s Day 42:30 p.m., Picnic at Welles’ A panel discussion of "Euro­ Burial was in East Cemetery, I the area, claiming they were de­ fied by police, they found that the money we do get from them In the bumping that haa been going on in, we thought, with a new look. It Crib Nursery), Kindergarten (ages services, each session o f the clear engines will develop about greetings to the President, during and the- Rev. Prokopy. read toe town residence. GOP Gains One times of tkeae Iskues and in more 4 and 5),S Junior and Youth l3e- Grove, with fo battered, in its first encounter ior high). There will be a coffee hour In pounds in a 350-milc orbit. It will main runway after Elsenhower’s Wilson, and Carl Schwarz. new members at the town’s second The two met yesterday Ifl New - fonl. Let’s not increase the meter woujd classify toe project not as an Jehevahs’ Wltaesses plane lands from a npn-stop flight and Western Massachusetts Tool denied having. in Coventry where It ended up af­ with the weight and tradition of 10:30 a.m., Sunday School. Nurs­ the Parish Room between services. permit the escape from' toe ee^th enrollment session of the year last York at toe opening of a Brlt-r . rates because other communities Improvised boondoggle to get rid pg^gt o f the perils political ery and Kindergarten as- above. Kingdom Hail from Andrews Air Force base near and Die Assn, on Monday at l\e The mob roared and chanted for Picket Qaims ter changing hands several times night, while the GOP netted only 791 Main Street of about 148,000 pounds and will Hotel Bond, Hartford. iah trade exhibit attended ' toy '' have done so, or because to do so of a surplus appropriation, but as parties have to encounter in their Primary Department (Grades 1, 2, Washington. Klshi to come out. Like all other after Sasiela allegedly sold it. one. , Emanuel Lutheran Church The trip through downtown An­ Group Collecting Leftist elements In Japan — and In all, 46 pieces 'of jewelry were It was the last scheduled enroll­ Prince Phillip. In a private ante­ would help finance some particular Umely therapy. v efforts to seem lively, intelligent 3). ■ C. Henry Anderson, Pastor Sunday, toe local congregation Car Hit Him room at toe exhibit, they shook • and r«EponEibl«» th« ke>note 5:30 p.m.. Junior High Youth chorage, a bustling city of more Miss Elizabeth Mazur of the abme Conservatives — they want found. No. estimate of ita value ment session until next January, project. Once the rates are put up speaker is undoubtedly the worst. Reger Machey, Intern I will attend a Bible confermce at than 47,000, will follow the cere­ class of 1962 at the College of Mt. the premier to resign and dissolve was made. gccording to Democratic Registrar hands and Rockefeller ..clapped Fellowship. toe New Rogers High School, St. Vineh cR.tlverdale, New York Clothes for Chile ■ they will never come down. And 6:30 p.m.. Senior High Youth monies St ths field. The tour, ex­ parliament to void the new U.S.- A picket at toe Manchester plant Sasiela waa to have been pre- of Voters Edward F. Morlartjf. If Nixon on toe shoulder. "HI ya, fel­ 9 a.m.,- Divine Worship and Wickham Rd., Newport, R, I. City has been named to the aca­ ler " Rockefeller reportedly said. If they are put up. they eooner or Bdl wither I Bid. IH.de Fellowship. pected to last sbout sn hour, will Japan security alliance before H of Pratt and Whitney Aircraft was SMited in court this morning oh another'session is called, it will be Church School. Nursery class for There will be a public talk, "Find- BUY YOUR include a stop st the Jonas Bros. demic honor list for the semester Warm clothing and cash are 'be­ becomes law June 19. breaking and entering charges a special session, he said, set up |1ixoii, in a luncheon speech In later will produce more money That first week of Jime-llke June ing Peace in This Troubled which ended June 7. % ^. ing collected now by toe Ben Ezra knocked down by a car this morn­ St. John’s PeUsh National three year olds. Wildlife Museum. .The President Hagerty was closeted earlier In stemming from toe theft at hia by agreement hjetwdsen him and connection with toe British ex­ than can be eensibly spent for fled over the horison on a long, uii-; I Cincinnati — Twice last fall toe 10:30 a.m., Divine Worship. World” at 3 p.m; will retiuTi to Elmendorf; by way -of Chapter of B'nai B’rith for- toe ing as toe driver was apparently brother’s home. Republican Registrar Donald Hem­ hibition, aaid toe American Catholic Church Wednesday, 8 p.m., Group stud­ SUNDAY PAPER The Army Navy Auxiliary picnic devaaUted people of Chile who the day wlto Foreign Ministry ^ attempting to enter toe plant park­ psrHing. facilities, and the tempta­ broken wave of tounderheads and | City of Cincinnati rsceived ldem^^ 23 Golway St. Nursery for Infants. Sermon, Ft. Richardson, a big Army instal­ Sartor said toe State was going ingway. people sometimes are “Impatient cal.qjfis on salt required for thaw­ Entrance Requirements for God’s ies in toe Bible aid,. "Your Will lation bordering the Anchorage will be on Sunday, June 19, at are suffering in toe winter that | ing lot. to ask for at least a week’8 con­ tion will be to change the law to lightnings, behind it came S week Bov. Walter Hyszko, Pastor revisions In Eisenhower’s Japanese In all, 48 voters changed affilia­ when policies we adopt In world ing sriow and jee on streets. 'Th.e Kingdom,” Jby toe Rev. Mr. An­ Be Done on Earth,” at the follow­ M i BREAKFAST city limits. Gardner Lake. For reservations, haa already begun. The picket, James J. Hayes of tinuance so that he and Graham tion last night. " . affairs do not automatically solve ■ put the Income Into the town's gen­ like a bell. v. city informed the United States ing locations, 41 Bldmund St., 287 AT The President and his p a r ty - members may call Mrs. David Mc­ The chapter la cooperating with schedule June 19-22, with the em­ 825 Park St., Hartfcird, told police could question Sasiela further in 8:30 a.m., Mass. derson. '■ Ov«n cooking phasis on providing more security Fifteen Republicans and 17 In­ problems and bring peace.” , He eral fund, and we shall have what Clear skies, or shell-likqr'clouds, Justice Department for possible 11:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Con­ Oakland St., 20 Marble St., and including hls son, Lt. Col, John El­ Cann, Mra. Charles Yurkshot, or the Manchester Chapter of the toe driver was Raymond J. Boyd of toe poaslbllity of linking him to said this tends "to i^ve\the Im­ 10:30 a.m. . High Mass. for the President. South Rd.; .Bolton. Hayes told po­ dependent vafers Joined toe Dem­ . we resolved never to have—a spe cool nights and disc-llke moons, antitrust action. gregation picnic at the YMCA 18 Chambers St. senhower, and daughter-in-lsw, Mrs. Florence Plltt by June 14. Red Cross In the project. other recent breaks and thefts. ocratic ranks for a total of 32. pression that we, lack staininaj the Friday, at Kingdom Hall, 7:30 is oosy today.•• Ch'anges planned,' to Insure the lice he and Boyd work In toe some cial tax on. motorists and shoppers airs as light and dry as toe- high outdoor center In Oolebrook. Barbara—will be honored at an in­ T h e people of Chile are facing However, toe Democratic Party determination to live through ad­ p.m.. Theocratic Ministry School. ARTHUR vitation-only reception for about Manchester Auxiliary Police will Preaident’a safety. Include cancel­ P *W A department. for-the use of their own streets cry-of the plover, and a feeling in winter without homes or clothing, ing of a golf match with Klshi. A Strike Vote Set lost five members to the' GOP, versity arid rise above It.” Vernon Methodist Cfiuroh ■ 8:30 p.m.. Service Meeting SOO guOsts at Elmendorf from 5 meet Monday night at 7 o’clock after toe earthquakes, tidal waves Police today are also investi­ bringing toe net gain to 27,, Nixon told the luncheon "The with no restrictions on how the in­ the lungs, and In toe heart and In JJ.S.-FormomMedical Team (Proverbs 15:28) for an outing at toe home of Ted news conference also was reported gating damage to a car owned by Warren E. Cov.ell, Minister DRUG p.m. to 6:30 p.m. and floods which began hitting the Bridgeport, June 11 ()P)—Mem­ Besides the five Democrats, conflict in which wsAre engaged come shadl be spent, the head that to breathe deeply The reception le the last public Goodchlld, Keeney Dr., Bolton. out and the Preaident’a speech at a PAWA worker who reported for Country a month ago. Winter In parliament la expected to be can­ bers of the International Union o^. ■there were 11 independent voters may not be resfilved hi. two or five ,. Let’s pay eaah for what offstreet funcUon which the President will Chile lasts from May to August. work on the first day of toe strike. would be to. rise so high toward Develops T rachomaV accine 9:30 a.m„ Worship service and Friendship Circle of. toe Salva­ celed. Electrical >^rker8 local at (he who joined the Republican party, years — perhaps a generfition or parking space we can afford and attend here, before hls departure Persons who have clothing to Some sort of paint remover was for a total of 16. However, toe some aspiration aa to feel giddy— nursery'care for slnall children. , A 'nuMiitht for Today for Wake Island at 6:50 a.m.. An­ tion Army will meet .Monday ait Many Japanese object to toe thrown over toe newly-painted car Norden Division Plants. of United even 50 years. I hope it ijt not go­ Sermon by the Rev. Coveil, "The donate , are urged to contact Mrs. loss of 16 to toe opposition left ing po be resolved by war.” then, later oh, when the present these were the gifts of toe.week.. BpoasoilMl oy tRs MSaeBastae chorage time, Monday,.) 7:45 p.m. at the Citadel. A service pact and toe U.S. military baaea and four tires w4re punctured, one Aircraft Corp. are scheduled to By JERRY BENNETT *• Victims’ eyes secrete an in^ec- NEED Seymour Kudlow. 81 Milford R5-. jt autoorizes on grounds they may take a strike vote Tuesday at 4:80 toe GOP 'With a net of one new meter rate has accumulated more How m sn y' times, during toe True Worship of CJod.” ' Gennetl ef OhaMbes The President , will ktay over­ night will be held, and Mrs. Fran- of them six times, according to In Washington, toe GOP Na­ Newspaper Enterprise Assn. tuous fluid which can spread th« 10:45 a.m.. Final seesion of the or Mrs. Isaac Snyder,^'27 Welles- Japan In an East-West p.m. in Stratford American Le­ voter. tional Committee anaivei^ some money, buy more week, did you touch solid earth? disease from one person to another. night st Elmendorf’s AlMkan ces-^Gebel and Mrs.' Lillian McCann police. Washington—^' (NBA) — Two Church school for children from SCREENS Chateau, where "high dignitaries will be in charge of toe program. ley Rd., immediately. vvar. ■ They oppose Eiaenhower'e gion Hall, it was announced today Official party enrollment fig of Rockefeller’s critlcisma o f Ei- ' For instance; anyone who wipes his The car la owned by Donald urea will be compiled before July How often did It feel as if it were U S. Navy scientists who used three years through 8th grade. Many are the fools who say that visiting the, base are quartw d Hostesses will be Mra. Doris How­ visit because they feel It strength­ by Emmett Curley, international senhower and Nixon by passing face on a towel which haa been Krause of 76 West St., and toe 1; Morlarty said. some giant trampoline ? How high Church school sessions will resume Jehus stood in Hls own path and He will dine privately at the Cha- ard end Mrs. Ruth Blevins. ens Kiahl. darhage occurred while the car was lUE representative. without debate a resolution The Eichmann Cb m them’selves as guinea jiigs are used by a trachoma victim may The Leftist turnout .raised the “warmly and enthusiastically” «n- ■ did your thoughts spring and twist contact the disease. Some ekperts In toe fall. opposed Hlmeelf; that He' knew GOMBMATION tOAU. .* V a Square Dance Unit parked in Krausp’s yard last night. working with a Nationalist China 3 p.m.. Intermediate Iwtoodiet There was no Indication what Frances Herron Council, No. 2, 'question of Japan's ability to pro­ dorslng'the course they had taken..' There are two offenses involved and soar? Did you ha\’e trouble medical team on. a vaccine wWch believe to e ' infection may also be not Hls owm mind and in toe ah- Krause did not drive -the car to Youth Fellowship meets" at the SCREEN D00RS7 the president planned during the Pythian Sunshine Glrli, -will meet tect Elsenhower when he arrives; work In Blast Hartford on toe day Where Rockefeller said that In toe case of Adolf Eichmann, al‘ getting back down again? promises to banishj trachoma, a transmitted by dust.! sence of that knowledge confound­ Graduates 137 Klshi has guaranteed his safe­ “our national defense needs great This airborne carrier plus In­ church. time ho was not participating in Monday at 6:30 p.m.' at the Odd toe strike started, he told police. Democrats Said Fixed leged masterinind of the Nazi eX' lAie are never sure such a span blinding eye diseaie. „ ed Himself. ‘ ' ^ ' ' CALL" go’s home hoofing toe public functions In connecuon Fellows Hall. ty, but there have been expres- State Police and Manchester strengthening,” toe committee Trachoma afflicts about 400 adequate sanitation facilities are These are those who say "He termination of some 6,000,000 hu of weather '14' real, or part of the Conanunlty Baptist Ohuroli with the visit. One hundred and thirty-seven I stone of concern in Washington Police Capt. Walter C. Cassella are said its members “particularly ap­ million people throughout toe blamed for trachoma’s occurrence preached tendemeto and klndneea our w ay! prove and endorse the measure man beings. One is his own origl year, or part of a iife. Perhaps lt‘ on Indian reservations.- Before 585 E. Center St. at tAe Green Military officials were asked A.3.C. Michael Gray, the son of children were graduated'and re- and here, where many Japanese investigating the incident at 6:15 world. Although it occurs prin­ and filial love.” But for Wm the Rusco whether It was possible the Presl Mr. and Mrs. Angus Gray, 54 celved dlplomea and badges from friendly to America have urged this morning when Hayes claims to taken by the Preeldent and the nal part in turning back toe clock should bp excerpted, put in paren- cipally in Asia, Africa and parts World War IT, toe disease was John R. Neobert, Minister You get premium quality On Director Candidate cohiumatlon of life could but be Four Mpdele to Okooee From. dent might spend some of the Waddell Rd., haa completed basic toe Junior Square Dm ce Group at that toe trip be canceled. have been hit by the car. Vice President for the prwarva- of civilization, so that one of the toeeee, and saved for comparison of Europe, It is still regarded as prevalent among low income seen In love; love wWch traneends MobUheat with RT-B8. . . tha Waddell School yesterday evening. Japanese newspapers condemn groups throughout the U.S. De­ 9:80 a.m., Sunday Church School Be Sure — Boy ReHabtllty. time on Elmendorf’s Golf Course- training, and Is attending the Air Hayes got a blood blister bn hi.s tlon of peace rinfl the maintenance world’s presumably most? enlight' against the day when, in aome a health hazard among American self concern and pride; love wblch moit eompletdy MTeetive fuel Intelligence School at Skepard Air Stanley Best directed and In-1 the attack on Hagerty. They -right palm and bruises on his left Manchester Democrats have ap-$> Under questioning, Nassiff- lim­ of national security.” Indians. Most U. S. cases are on velopment of wonder drugs smd for all ages, cradle roll through "A s far as we know,” a spokes- ened and cultured countries gave, journey into space, we have some seeks no limits nor seta itself dll additive in use today. And - man said, "there are no plans for Force Base, Tex. atructed the class, sponsored by toe ^ere unanimous In expressing calf. parently settled upon a successor ited his answers to saying toe can­ George U Hinman, New York reservations in Arizona, New Mex­ improved sanitation methods, how­ adult. R. G. KIHLE Recreation Dept., for 13 weeks. ever, made it practically non. ex­ boundries. T6 be hie follower I too you get premium'•erviee; Au- the President to play golf.” deep regrets that Hagerty was be­ to former Town Director Ted national committeeman, said that at toe late date of the twentieth scientifically valid experiment in ico and, Nevada.. 10:16 a.m., Church activity pro­ Following toe presentation of didate has not held elective office whatever Rockefeller does — and istent. gram for children, cradje roll must reeWi beyond the conven­ Ml 9^68 tomatie delivariee . . . a bal-’ On only one other occasion has Dr. and Mrs. Frank Horton, 68 sieged and offered profound apol- Cummings, but they reimained century, toe greatest and mosthor making time stand still. The whole The ' vaccine, which was devel­ tions of othsM end tf to them I adeed payment plan and many Princeton St., end their two sons diplomas and badges, the class The newspaper Asahi, which haa in Manchester; ia not a member Hinman made no predictions on oped last year in Formosa by med­ Since It will probably be years through loinderganten. RepreeentlBg a president of the United States formed a grand march and square Irene Thompson close-mouthed today. of the Democratic Town Commit­ rible demonstration of maas bar' week has beer as if, at toe begin­ appear confounded what is the other aatrae derignod te mtko will spend the month of July in aided With toe Soclaliats on the The unknown candidate, how­ his immediate course— toe. Gover­ ical researcher R. L. Woolridge of before modern sanitation facilities 10:30 a.m.. Morning Worship. participated in public functions In dancing was held. The president of tee; and,, if accepted by toe Board, barism in all human history. ning. there were one clear stroke, loos; if in that sUU I find Love. Bartlett-^ralBard Prodnete Oo. home heating reeUy eetf.. Europe, visiting Scotland, Eng­ issue of toe U.S.-Japan security ever, is not Atty. Paul Groobert, nor will be found campaigning ac­ Lake Bluffs, 111., is now being are established worId-\rtde, per­ Special OhUdren’a Day Program, Alaska, in 1923, Warren G, Hard­ the junior group presented Mr. and Feted at Shower 'would run again this fall as well The other offense, very much .in some far-off belfry on some far- fection of the trachoma vaccine is 2:80 p.m., Junior High -and Sen­ Rev. Arthur D. LAeker 589 New Park Ave., ing came here tp drive a golden land, I>e(jmark and Germany. ..Iff. th. ,.i,>h I treaty and toe demand for Kiahl’s who withdrew from the race sev­ tively for the GOP ticket in N o -- testeij, on i.OOO Chinese children. Buokinghata Congregational Mrs. Best ^ t o as finish out Cummings’ unex­ vember. smaller in itself, but likewise in off hill, of silver tongue on silver Although clinical trials so far have regarded as a major medical event. ior Youth Fellowahlp meet at the West Hartford—A|> 8-4475 spike slgn l^n g completion of the Horton la a pediatrician. in th J reslgnaUon, declared that yeater- eral days ago because of business Church M o b i l h e o t ^ Refreahmente A miscellaneouB shower for Miss pired tSrm. NUon’s friends hoped they could conflict with law, involves toe ac shell and toe clear, sweet rin^ng been "highly promisltg," final re­ Although other scientists have church to attend -Hartford Assn, government-owned Alaska rail­ cafeteria by toe parent.’ commit-j reasons, according to F’red Nossiff, The acceptance pf a committee- isolated toe elusive trachoma virus, The annual party for the doc­ Irene Thompson, 42 Maple St., w*a chairman of toe candidates com­ be certain of that. The poealtoUlty tion of Israer in using force Inside sults won’t be known until 1961. meeting at Stratton Brook State road—eUll the itate’s only major tee and officers of the Junior endorsed candidate by toe Board from that one original stroke were the U.S.-Formosa specialists are tors on toe staff of Manchester The Yomiurl said toe demon given by Mias Ann Barron aind mittee of the Democratic 'Town that Rockefeller might sit on hls Woolridge is a member of a Park. Bring lunch. rail carrier. Harding was stricken Square Dance Club, of Directors would be virtually hands haa plagued them with vis­ toe sovereignty of another nation, nei'er goin^-io cease. the first to convert it into a disease ’"SST'(^ 3 ." Memorial Hospital and their straUons which have “become -vio­ Mrs. Maurice Flaher, friends of toe Committee. 1 U.S. naval research unit in Taipei, HI after leaving Alaska, and died certain, as Democrats control the ions of losing vital New York In Argentina, in order to seize EUch- Others Involved in the vaccine’s preventive. Other isolations have Methodist Cirarcli of m San Francisco less than two wives will be-held at Dr. Douglas lent” are "disgraceful to a demo­ bride-to-be, at their home, 42 Mad Nassiff today conceded that one The United Roberta’ Jr. farm on Bolton Rd. 4-WAY DEADLOCK ison St. Board. toe battle with the Democratic mann and take him to ^Israel for development are Dr. J. Thomas been made In Peru, Egypt, Com­ Bolton- months after hls visit to the ter- Worcester, Mass., June 11 (Aq cratic nation,” while toe Malnlchl candidate appeared most In favor Hypnoaifi Aids Hit Grayaton and reaearcher Paul B. munist China, Saudi Arabia, Weet WE GIVE in Vernon Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. said, "The action arouses in us a Miss Thompson lathe fiancee of at a meeting of hia committee last 'Democratic T o w n Chairman nominee. . trial for toe crimee he committed Rt. 44A and South Rd. Hbrnbersihip Relstions Direetor ritorjr. —Maaaachtaaetts Republ 1 c a n a ' Lawrence White. 63 Pine St. Steve Cavagpiaro also wda cloae- Johnston, both of Chicago,, and Africa and California. Rev. Carlton T.^ Daley, Minister deep sense of shame . . . It was night, but that toe unit will not In Germany. , Chicago — Promoters of so- GREEN STAMPS opened their biennial cenventlon Friends from Newington, New moutoed toda'y, aa were other Taiwan IJnlveraity scientista Yang ' The California strain, the first 3-Rotor Copter Used today with an apparent deadlock an event which went against all make a formal decision until Mon­ New l^gland Dwarfed To Israel, the two offenses are cafled "hypnosis machines” came Yen-fei and Wang San-pin. one ever pinpointed in the U.S. The Mancheeter Chamber of Commerce is seeking a man r ^weet on Sweets ideas of International courtesy.” Britain, West Hartford, and Man­ day night. Democrats contacted. Children’s Day. In the 4-way fight for the nomi­ chester attended tha shower. Cavagnaro said, however, that by no means equal. In fact, Israel in for criticism recently from Dr, Woolridge end Grayston used was found early this year' by' sci­ 'Hreman—^Weat GermajiY’a first Said the English language Ja­ Nassiff said -he did not consider Washington—Tho arex e f the Harold Rosen, chairman of toe' 9:30 a.m„ First Service. Nurs­ near retirenient age as Direetor of Membership Relations New York — American packers nation for governor. With none Groobert qnd also Robert Tomaasi, considers its own action one of themselves to test the 'vaccine’s entists'of toe University of Cali­ ery CWldren will attend with MORIARTY postwar helicopter has torce ro- of the four oahdldatee command- pan Tlmea: "... no sensible it proper that the candidate’s name five Nortowestem statae—Wesh- American Medical Aesociation’a safety before giving It-to children. fornia Medical Schbol. It-was tak­ to dgn ap new members on a commission basis, and to of canned, dry, frozqn, fuvd glassed Japanese will aprove of top acts Yep, Pink PephiMta . be disclosed unless his unit actual­ previously mentioned posaibllitlea, nece^ary virtue and .Juatioe, a their, parents. The Kindergartw tQra-M>ne on top and two angling liig enough votes to. win so long are no longer in the race ^ d that Ington. Oregon, Idaho,"Mentaa-. committee on hypnoais. One of the Trachoma is caused by a virus en from the eyes of a 86-year-old foods expect to use nearly 4,300,- of extreme discourtesy shown him ly chooses him Monday and toe and Wyoinlng—la aevaa tliaae r.> moral course of action dictated if and Primary Departments 'wlU down and out on either side at the as all four are in the r9nnlng. a aome unpublicized napiea have been lateat such devices offered is celled that Inflames the inside lining of San Jpee, Calif.,. machinUt who work yith the Memberdiip (^mJHee of the Cbambj. brothers 000,000 i^unds of swpetenera this yesterday . . . the vast majority New Delhi—White elephants are full town committee endorses the large ea New IhiglaBd. eeiy meet in their claserboms and go year. 'It’e estimated that they rear—to provide linore atability new rumor rose that Sumner G. nomination at a meeting Wedne*- dlscusapd. Another onetime poa- there were to be retribution. a "brain - wave synchronizer,” the eyelid. If left untreated, had contracted toe disease. <:, of the Japaneee people are friendly net really wlUte—they are general­ 8,300,000 people—flewar Km e In to church together. The Junior Please apply at the Chamber offltce> 139 East Center ^t'. will aecoiint for 22 per cent of th# end better eonjtrol. It eiut rise at Whittier, the standard bearer In albraty. ,N. C3»arlea Bog^^l, with To Argentina, on the other band, wkich purportedly slmpliflea hyp- toe affliction will epread to toe . Other research projects aimed at to tha United Rtatee.” ly a pale yellowleh grey with pink day night In the Municipal Build- I New York catjy-ltr* tlun. Choir will sing. Sermon: "Let toe M l 3 -5 1 3 5 veer’s consumption ef eugar In tha 99 mph and eruise at. 87. Most, 1988, would bo drafted to r drew 1^ name lest month. r one crime, does not justify.anoth'er. ..nosia by emitting a flickering eye Itself and eventually cause preventing trachoma are also go­ or can MI 8-1118. "How ahameful,” uld the Tcity spoU. Inf. light. Dr. Rosen says competent blindness. It can be cured in its ing on in England, Japan Be'toesda, Children Come!” • . . 801-315 CMterSf. ’ tMted atetoK copten h8vs but two roUm particularly wken the second one hypnotists need neither drugs nor early, stages uith sulfa drugs and Md.. at the National Inititutee o f . .11. a.m.,. .Second.. service.. The 4 ... J involves an infringemeat iqxm Ar- l^dfeta—onfy the apaktn word. antibiotics. Health and at Harvard University. Junior,. Junior High end Banlor .V.' 5 PAOBOBVIN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JUNE 11, 1960 MANCHESTBii EVENING HEKALD, BIANCHEBTEB, G Q ^ ., .SATURDAY, JUNE 11, 1960 d a il y crossword PyZZLB I OUR BOAB^blNG HOUSE w it h , BlAJOR BOOPLK BUG6S* BUNNY

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T, HAMUN If TanitMl SSlIlinvlft g s m a m . , Choice Variety a l l e y OOP - * * g — "SSw "gSSn Coiwihb Sbiw I S lB a n a a m d Always At Tonr Service For f BRUNNEH1U*_YEAH! *r5hS”** nAoSSeCMjr . sm rtarlhgt Quality • MACHINE SHOP SERVICE .THW« ABOUT/TMS BTOE ap, oini pliyitoM • eoitipment r w M»N riHINI^WHER^E »O mU * ^ M t o d ^ ailuitoUM •AVtewtold , toonSbb SDcto) • PARTS (nm and rebnllt) voce eoNE BM3 rox r see wwr w eve , **2 S *J *“ MSpbm iMamrt ^ n S ^ i Seafood • ACCESSORIES M EAST CENTER ST. ^ IHOTOt'VJKlNa ) VVEMT \ GOT HERE • SUPPLIES pEU MB G-WW PRiMCESSiVftWrs- /ALLBGHT 43 OAK ST. • Do Pont Paint, Sapplle* HER-NAME?#' ~ STDaeUnt ^ SlMkw «BtnaM VEU MI 9-M87 Open Satnrdaya Until 5 P3L 3S C M t S«Raai)M h i 6 h g r a d e SSSMBtoil GLASS convnnnttT Com plete MSom* • For Auto Windshields PRINTING •TBUpaoUAl HEATING • For Store Fronts and Knart's JOB AND COMMERCIAL Urmtrth ROTARY OR aU slses o f windows Stmdayot FOOD MARKET • For Table Tops ^ PRINTING T .««t PRESSURE BURNERS BY DICK TURNER CALL ITS POR FREE MO E. MIDDLE TPKE. Opra G Days a Week Prompt aa'd Efflclent Pitattag CARNIVAL 40F>o m PHONE MI 0-n»6 AlFiriiitoili ESTIMATES 8 AJS. to 5 PJA. O f AQ KJade Open Monday Ilini Saturday Let New System Do Your Wash 4SXiBd FOGARTY BROS. 7 AAL to t PAL / J. A. WHITE MMAMoBM Is storing winter clothing s f COMMUNITY PRESS BY AL VERMEER INOORFOBATED SUNDAYS, 7 AAL to 8 PAL / PRISCILLA’S POP problem for you? If so why not perfect and as for tailored cur- • Eut'Hiddle T p k a . JTEDDO HIGHLAN D OOAJU . take advantage of the New System tMns, you are sure they will hang GLASS CO. CONNECT! OUT COKE, Specializing in the finest Vichfs Places for Champagne Laundry’s offer ot a storage box evenly when they do them. 81 BIsaetl SL—TeL ,80 E-7822 Telephone Ml S-5727 FUEL OIL, RANGE OIL RK3HT.' cold cuts and ntfiaU Champagne and weddinr wedding re - that will hold loU of garmenU for Precious Uble Unens come back ^THEV TM TM>S •10 Bro«4 8L—TeL MI O-iBfO only 86? They will be absolutely ironed so smoothly, so crisp and [ ?hlAPP»EST ORJESStfR^ in toven. ceptkms go toother and the place In favor these days and • many n c t a M t o people prefer them to the Import­ safe and will eliminate your stor­ new looking, even embroidered HB oobM to get champagne U at Vichl’a age problems. They also offer safe “One Can Doe« It AB” ed-brands. table cloths are done without a ABC APPLIANCE n v m m tlm Package Store, 30 Biasell St, By At Vichl’a you will find many fur storage and it will be sensible pucker. Three trucks are at your DRY CLEANING H t a t a Gall Ml A-1111 to have your fur coat, stole or purchasing rfiampagne by the case of the worlds most popular,wines. service or you may take them to M R U h ton r jacket where it will be safe, espe­ the Laundry on Harrison St. or to and LAUNDERING REPAIRS FOR REPAIRS, you get a much better price. For From Denmark comes Cherry •08«v AN* AL Box Mix cocktails make you a ings and your clothes are so clean you want a small/ tailoring job EAST HARTFORD ried at Vlchi’a for your conveni­ the simply sparkle! Give yourself ENABIEL and LACQUER lOAMyiMIN' WEDUNG GIFTS master of the perfect cocktail done, this will be talcen care of for REFINISHINOS r s iD p fr r lU 9-6333 ence, ybu may choose from Tom every time'. Walker’s ready mix hours, of extra leisure by letting small charge—just ask for this SpodoAliiRf Ir Collins Mix, ..Orange Dry, Lemon the New System Laundry do your “ The PoUy B” Martini or Manhattan will besrure service. r e a s o n a b l e PRICES Power and Hand Tools Sour, HaU and Half, to mention work for you, the prices charged BRAKE SERVICE 'w n * to please and if you wish to add Let New System Laundry clean FREE ESTIMATES PalnttnR and Decoratinc Tools Gift Department a few. You may select either the your own liquor, we suggest you tsce so reasonable and the work is n t n u large or small bottles as you wish. and mothproof your blankets be­ Gsuden and Land Toola choose Hollandmix. done to perfection. Call them for R T. SO—W a A i NO, c o n n . Front End AHgmnBnt Baby, Honsebold, Party MANCHESTER During the summer months, pick-up and deliver, service or fore storing them for the summer RAX Whether you use Vlchi’s free —the mothproofing is done as part ATTHE DUCO SIGN yihllrihiiR II 1% "Janlo’a io Impultlvo, Mom. Sho dooin’t think of tho and Banquet Needa many people like a light and re­ taklL your clothes to the plant artd Invalid Needs freshing wine and wine coolers delivery service or drive • down to enjoy a bonus In the form of a dis­ o f the service. If you like, you may TEL. Ml 4-1228 Gnnnrol Rnpciir Work contequences — especially when she has a BOOKSHOP the store, using the fine free park­ ■ftave them mothproofed for five BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIELD ANDREWS BLDG. are truly a summer drink. At count. ' - years for a very small sum. Moth­ JUDD SAXON restaurant menu in her hand!" Vlchi's there Is a wide selection ing area right next door, you are Taking down .your drapes for tne €7 E. Center St^-M I S-IOM sure to be pleased with the fine proof garment bags are available PARKINa IN BEAR o f wines at all prices in both do­ summer? Send them to the New merchandise and courteous serv­ System Laundry for dry cleaning for a few cents and they protect CAMPING mestic and imported brands. Do­ against dust as well as moths. BY ROUSON mestic wines are gaining rapidly ice always found here. service. How about your summer MANCHESTER LITTLE SPORTS Do as so many others do, let MASURY ... curtains ? ,Hate to iron them, .ruf­ EQUIPMENT tlie New System Laundry take long time” chances are you are fles take such a time to do and MEMORIAL CO! CUSTOM MADE most everyone dreads’^ them. New care of all your laundry and dry Opposite East Cemetery PAINT Tents,* Cots, Sleeping Bags, bored without even knowing why. cleaning, and enjoy the fine service Ruth Millett (All rights reserved, Systena Laundry will do them Air Mattresses. Stoves, CANVAS AWNINGS beautifuUy, every ruffle crisply they offer at all times. . . Is good paint Lanterns Newsi’“ P^'’ Eulerprlse Assn.) Quality Mnmorlds DneoNs aAYMORe Hiese *Lifts’ Will Guarantee V O ver SO Yeara ■ Experience THIS FALL, MANCHESTER To Chase Away That Ennui Women Appear ANPICANT How long has It J>een since—- PAUL'S HELPITIF SURPLUS SALES CO. 1S9 N. MAIN ST. You took a oiritical look at ^On TV Sunday CoH Ml 9-5807 Paint and Wallpaper Store nesmtacrev^ Copr.'AlCf*" FeeleFM'CerR, TO HER-! TM-Wof’d fe**! terd. at Depot Square yourself and decided to. get rid of 645 Main Street fe . r A "'.'.7 ' i'. . Open DaUy to 8:00 P.M. a fault or to develop a la l^ t tal­ Mrs. Hooks K. Johnatm of Man­ A. AIMETn, Ptop. BY JOHNNY HART i. FARR—Ml *-7111 Harriaon SL, Blam tater Tel. Ml 9-0300 . / ent? j j l U ' - - - ...... chester will be hostess on ft. publli^i i . m l Moei oJaet/oiZiHr You have, thj-ough your own In­ service tielecast over WTlC-lV, itiative, turned a new acquain­ Channel 8^ tomorrow at 12:30 p.m. BY ROY CRANE C M 'SSU O C T ?* BUZZ SAWYER fo r ^ tance into-a friend? Three service project# carried" / » i ' '■ SEE US TOR: You/have arranged your days LIQUORS , NOYmstssE* WHO owipeNUFV him', ''^ _ ^ «£,rM MERC SUSPICION. YOU ARRSI I!• 0 Aluminum Roll Up Awnings out by the United Church Women WATKINS-WEST~ J U tr mUS MAN, HEIL MERELY CSTOUT • so there ia alwaya something to FRMOaY, HO rmseRPRiNTf, mo wntalx-rayf, W POSITIVE • Venetian Blinds In Connecticut, dealing with minis­ ON A VMRIT OF HABEAS CORPUS. 1 look forward to when you awaken CD»UnANi;CB,\DU picnic try to .children, a thrift shop for FUNERAL MYAPVIC61STOPROPTHE _ • Storm Doors WINES-BEER IMVCAVIEAKCASE. , in the momiii«? migrant workers and Engllah- CASE, OR PIS UP SOME CONCRETG • i J . — ^ 1 : — - • Combination Windows You have put your ■■ mind to NO PROOF TWffAWW classes for Puerto Ricans, will be SERVICE REER vIN b a r r e l b mROLLWHSFIOLEN, — Q ■ 0 supplies Manchester Awning Co. learning a new skill? featured on the program, entitled FOR AUb^OOCASIONS! MOPROOFTWnWS ' 185 WEST CENTER ST. You have given a party, not be­ "We Believe.” • D E U V E B T sBEBVICE • HEflRVSMITHISmtli 'T ■ s h o p t k « Telephone M l 8>.S991 cause you “ owned a lot of people" Guests on the program will be ORMAND J. WEST TIKPEltdONYOU EstabUshed'T848 i - ■ but simply because you wanted Mrs. Warren Covell, Vernon; Mj;s. 505PECr.« to gather your frlenda around , ' Director / Walker W. Briggs, past president WEST SIDE €-11 1 . your hearth for a ‘ pleasant eve­ of the women’s group of South / FAIRWAY ning? Methodist Churchy and Mrs. Jo­ 142 E, ciSlNTER ST. PACKAGE STOREx 1 ' d o Harry Prosauaky, Pesmlttab y Mala StreeL Bfancheeter You have answ-ered "I’ll do my seph T. Cabaniss Jr., West Hart­ Blanctaeater’a Oldest 1 •tt.s.’aw rs.'* ford, a teacher,in English classes 865 CENTER ST. m L— e Open Thnrs. and Fri. Till 9 e beat” instead of "I couldn’t pos­ BUncheater—BH 9-0169 BY DICK C A V g^H sibly—” when asked to do. a dif­ for Ihierto Rican women. With Finest FaelUtlee- 3K MORTY MEEKLE ficult job? Mrs. Covell will describe the min­ T u R n P I K E istry to children, a program of WHAT A BARTY/ IT tita sjeVBN FWTPMHTH/TVO ewV-1 The New. Beoutiful You have “wasted” a whole day, LITTLE OU'RE • Modem Furniture PIZZA -1N8TOSTAV/ tion In being helpful to someone of Center Congregational Church and Antiques SERVICE will interview Mrs; Cabaniss on the OPEN SUNDAYS else? ' ■ • Store Stools and Booths SPAGHETTI \ You ^ave made a list of the English classes. • Lmich and Dinner ^ Dlihaldo Carrying New Organ • Custom Furniture RAVlOU things you had been putting off Slip Covers and Draperie# Seirved Dally doing for months and began at The Dubaldo Music Center, 187'' ~ 0 Lounge Entertainment Made to Order - OPEN DAILY the top and worked through the W. Middle Tpke., have a new model ingly easy to play and for those NlghUy who would like to.take lessons this Complete Selection of MAtoriala, 7:30 A.M. to 11:00 P3I. whole list, leaving your mind free in the Kinsman electric organ, the Radio Today • Weddings • of all those nagging demands? summer, they may be obtained at f r e e ESTDIATES SUNDAYS • Parties—Phone .Ml 8-2842 Duchess. This firt'e. organ Is a You have done something about the Dubaldo Music Center for a 208 N. M ain SL, BbUMshester 4 PJM. to 10:30 P jL spinet organ with two manuals, 44 most reasonable rate. Both organ your looks, drastic enough to pro­ WDRC—I860 « - BH IMS24 CLOSED MONDAYS voke comment from your friends notes on each one, pedal keyboard, and guitSf' lessons wll be avail­ 1:0U Newa t o u r f a v o r i t e b r a n d 1:10 Art JobiuoD —like getting a completely differ­ also percussion vibrafo and sus­ able there during the summer 4:00 Blchop'a Comer BY LESLIE TURNER sii»nMMe>^ ent, hairdo, losing a noticeable tained controls—all for just 8995. months. Music is something the S;0U News. Sports. Weather CAPTAIN EASY ______.. Actually It la difficult to Imagine entire family can and will enjoy 6:SS Sports. Newe ------, ------I'M *oRB HE W COLD BEER amount of weight, taking the 7:06 Art Johnion K R EXTRA MOWY ^ CAPTAIM EASY, IF VOU’Kg LOOWNfl •nHNKMA O f Y c o w IN W E - pains to get together a really be­ how wonderful this' organ sounds, and nothing draw^ a family to­ 8:0(1 World Tonight ■ — ^ P ^ A N OLD LANDMARK OAK WHERE l iq u o r s , w in e s ^ STOLEN AAONEV WITH 1 1 WANT TO coming coetume ? so why not stop >n a ft h e Music gether the way n>uslc can. Organ 8:15 Music TUI One Berube's BV RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY iA W OAK S A PU M all UPPV MIOHT HAVEBUMED JW PWROU, . H » la5?t g 5oiath» ^ . show you Center some day and ask to .hear 12:00 News WE PAY MR. ABERNATHY^ DUCOandDUlUX'ltffnilSHmG You have made time for read­ miiaic I* jespecially beautiful and 12:10 Music TUI One ttpewriteil s e r v i c e VOU HAVEN'T BVIEM NOT HERE IN K1Na5CKOAO»l^ ^ SOMETWNS^ I. ing by qiendingf less sitting like a it played for you? There is no the amazing depth and rlqji to"** 1:00 Newe. Slsn Oft 470 Middle Tpke. E. PLANTED IT YETI ^ Free Delivery YES, HE SURE XWiONPER ..rrAAusTSE lump before a TV set? obligation of course, they will of an organ as small s i this one w n c —10*0 M anchester HICHEST PRICES HAS A WAY HOW HE [ h isJpERSONAUTY! I Ml 9.5507 166 MIDDLE TURNPIKE, W K T If your honest answer to most gladly demonstrate it for you. are truly amazing. 1:00 News Typewriten and Olflce For R a g s, Paper, Metals AU.1HE GIRIS WITH THE tAMESl D O Esrr. A4ANCHESTER of the questions Is, "a long, long. The Kinsman organ is surpris The Dubaldo Orchestra Is avail­ 1:16 Werner Mueller Orcheitra SMILE AT AAR. 1:30 Saturday Matinee Machines Repaired, Serviced HamMuu able for summer plajring dates and 2:00 Chicago at Boston and Scrap Iron ABERNATMYJ I If you are thinking in terms of a 6:30 Newe. Weathety “ Rentals,. CALL OR DELIVER TO Phone Manchester 0:30 People Are.Funny VICHI'S dance or music for .a specikl occa­ 7:06 You Bet Your Life We Handle Stationery Along sion, now is the time to contact 7:50 Monitor With Office Blnchlne SnppUea PACKAGE StORE fnor^iot Mitchell 3-7043 them. The-regular orchestra is 8:10 Chicago at Boaton OSTRINSKY 11:16 Sporta Final Yonr Mail List Aa Desired Dealers In Waste BlaterlalB 20 BISSELL ST. PUT YOUR HEAD IN OUR HANDS composed of four pieces, guitar, 11:30 Monitor accordion, trumpet and drums, but 13:00 MIdnite Moods a ! j . BERUBE, Prop. 781 PARKER ST. f o r t h e b e s t in BABBERINO SEE ONE OF THE as many more instruments may be 12:66 News. Sign Oft BU 9-5477—BH 9-9848 TM. BQ 8-5785 c r BH 8-B879 FOLLOWING MEBCBEBS OF THE BiANCHESTOR WHAY—910 OONNEOnOUT BIASTER BARBERS’ ASSOCIATION added as desired.' 1:00 Big Show ’The Magnus Electric Chord or­ 7:80 Polish NattonAl Homs ABIEBIOAN BARBER SHOP PAOANPS BARBER SHOP gan can be played by you even if S:00 Big Show 68Vi Cooper SL you have never taken a lesson In 12:00 Newa Sign OH 457 BlalB SL WPOP-^t410 BY PETE HOFFMAN your life. An instruction book is JEFF COBB PARKADB BARBER SHOP furnished with the organ and it is 1:00 Newa Lou Terry DANTE’S BARBER SHOP Manchester Parkade 2:00 Conn Ballroom BENSON , Y S07B E. Center SL all numbered so you can play on 6;0U News Weather THE STORY OF MARTHA WAYNE BY WILSON SCRUGGS Lower Level 6:16 Conn. Ballroom 5PEAKW S/ f . sight, making beautiful music that 7:00 Bay Somers irwiaciiyEUSA AT CEUTEmU£ o x iu tr/ ..OIELLOI^.. e a g l e WARBKR s h o p PARKWAY BARBER SHOP will amaze your family and friendt. 7:30 Word of Lit# Yes Mhw tlw lob - j w Why not look at one at the Du­ 8:00 Ray Somers chauccio CLU6. w^JIELLOT' PsM for it... In colon to mitt in y ^ l Hivo • lU V t Center SL 887 Center SL 11:00 News eALL I baldo Music Center; better still, qyoition on eoiwf, , . wbit to uooT. >, bow to to itl . 11:10 Ray Somers , - MiCTWcMsrwDDirA vucinaam . '■■-T . RUSSEILL’S BARBER SHOP 1:00 Del Raycee TKEOIB KK nuUEK? THIU6$, MMpy. JOHN’S BARBER SHOP try it yourself. Ml S-eS€S CALL US for oipwt bolff os your noxt pihilinf 880 Green Rd, Cor. Oak and Spruce. Sts. If you are planning to have your WENF—1230 children take music lessons in the 1:00 Showcase. News STATE BARBER SHOP 4:46 Mr. Fix-It BIANCHESTER BARBER fall, better make plana early to 6:00 Soundfllght-OBAF SHOP 10 BiaseU SL register them at the Dubaldo 6:05 Showcase and News Music Center where they will re­ 6:60 Sporu Special 723“ HAIN ST., MANCI^ESTER PHQND MI 9-4501 1080 Btola SL WALTER’S BARBER SHOP 6:66 Sbowcaae and News r? 615 Blatn SL ceive the finest Instruction possi­ BIERZ’S BARBER STOP ble. Registration will start about Karin. CorpA BUY THE PAINT THAT’S WORTH’^THE WORK 7:16 BTcntni Oerotlon. 141 N. Main SL WALNUT BARBER SHOP the last week o f Atigust and with 7:30 Showcase. Newe 5 ^ A W alnnt'BL the demand for their services, It 8:30 Mutual Sports B4ANCHKST1I1B GBJEEN would be wise to register early for :86 Showcase and News ^ PINE BARBER SHOP if:06 Music Beyond the Stan. Mewa TraeUif €•# BARBERSHOP ragular tosaons wlU resume about 1:06 News Roundup PAINTS Blnaehsatmr On m 050 Center SL tba fln t o f September, U:1B P A G E E I o k T MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, GONN^ SATURDAY, JUNE 11, IMO Damn Yankees’ Look Like Old Selves

AMBRIOAN UCAGVE NATIONAL LEAGUE Pender Uses Friday’s 9esulta FVidny’a Rmulte Old Mick’s Frisco^s Back on Beam New York 4, Cleveland 8 St. Louis 9. Pittsburgh 6. RiaUimore 5, Kansas City 4 San Francisco 6, Milwaukos 8. Extiiiguisher Detroit 7, Washington 4 Clnetnnatt 4, Ixis Angeles 8; As W illie’s W heeltn \ Chicago 18, Boston 3 Chicago 6, Philadelphia t. . . Bat Proves W. L. Pet. G.B. Standings On Sugar Ray Cleveland, . . . . . 28 18 .609 W. L. P et O.B. New York, June 11 (/P)— Willie’s wheelin’ again, Sad Sam’s Baltiffiore . . . . .80 21 .566 •/4 Pittsburgh ,...31 is .683 — LKHNSED Practical Nurse— For Boston, June 11 (JP)— Paul State Prison at Wethersfield: Big Spark still a stopper and the San Francisco. Giants have breezed New Yorit ....2 6 21 .566 2‘A Ssn .Francisco . 31 20 .60S 1 21 .643 8 Milwaulcee .,..2 3 19 .548 44 Insertion for nny adve*iiaen»ent and then only, to the extent of s EXPERT TAILORING—On Indies t)ld Klick, and New York’s night as"lhe Slants whipped Mil- Philadelphia ..18 32 .360 \%hl» wants a crack at another old- cut State Prison, Wethersfield, lonp : (toad 'Yankees have be- walkee, 6-0, behind a flve-hlt pitch­ Today’s Gaines "make need’’ Insertion. Errors which do not lessen the value et and gentlemen’s clothing. 139 Connecticut. Eagles’ Better Cleveland (Grant 4-1)' at New Today’s Games tlm*r—Archie Moore. the sdvertiaeawBt wlO net bfc eorrected by "make good” insertion. ing job by Sam Jones. For tlw second time in five Woodland St. Call any time. pun to look like the Damn' York (Ford 2-4), 2 p.m. Philsdelphia (Conley 8-8) at 3-2264. ROUTE DRIVER for laundry and Yankees again in the Ameri­ That halved Pittsburgh’s lead Kansas C ity, (Herbert 2-5) at Chicago (Ellsworth 3-2), 2:30 pjn. months, Pender won a 15-ro'und dry cleaning, steady work, salary Late Than Never split decision from 40-year-oId can LicaRue race. They won their after the Pirates had lost 9-6 at St. Baltimore (EMrada' 6-1), 8 p.m. Pittsburgh (Law 8-2) at St and commission. Apply New Sys­ Louis. Louis Sadeckl (0-2), 2:30 p.m. Sugar Ray Reblnson last night at Dial Ml 3-2711 tem Laundry, 44 Harrison St, fo\irUi in a row and mover! within Sher Ferguson Is a little late Chicago (iW.ynn 2-6 and Shav^ Moving— Trucking— 21a panic.s of first place Cleveland Cincinnati managed just three Cincinnati (Newcombe 3-3) at Boston. Garden. The part-time fire- with his lin t eagle this year. 5-6) at Boston (DeLock 6-1 and flsrhter from suburban Brookline, Storage ^ 20 la.st niplil, crachinp an eiphth- hits, but one was Dutch Dotterer’s Los Angeles (Podrea 4-5), 11 p.m. WANTED—Dependable, sober; sin­ By this tittle a year ago, he had Casals 2-6), 2 p.m. and 8,^16 p.m. Mass., thus retained the middle­ gle man for dally,, farm chofes. inning tie on Mantle’.s fourth g(rand-Blam home run, giving the ’ Detroit (Moasi 3-3) at Wash­ Milwaukee (Pizarro 3-2) at San 1 Business Services Offered 13 AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Oo. Local Reds a 4-3 victory at Los Angeles. r^gtstered one, and added ^ o weight championship of Massa­ Lost and Found Good wages, board, room. Phone home run in three games for a more before the end et the sea­ ington (Fischer 0-2),, 1:8<) p.m. Francisco (Antonelll 8-8 or O'Dell moving, packing, storage. Low 4-3 decision that chopped the In­ 'The Chicago Cubs defeated Phila­ chusetts, New York and Europe. RADIO-TV RP>AIRS, any m ake- to evenings. CJoventfy PI 2-6658. son. Sunday’s Games 2-5), 4:30 p.ni. Immediately af’.erward. Pen­ NOTICE IS HEI^EBY given that rate on t c ^ distance moves dians' winning streak at five. It delphia, 6-1. Sunday’s Gamea Pass Book ^ No. 84238, issued by cars amplifiers, phonographs and 48 statea. 8-S187. Yesterday, Ferguson deuced Detroit at 'Washington (2), 1 ders Manager Johnny Bdckley AM Bm OU S married man with was Mantle's second RBI of the ; p.m. Philadelphia at Chicago, 2:80 The Savings Bsuik of Manchester changers. Over 47 years total ex­ car for Fuller Brush sales work,- night, giving hii.i a total of eight G IAN M 6, BRAVES 0—Maya the elei’enth hole at the Coun­ said Efim would take a rest, then perience. 90 days guarantee ■ot sU MANCHESTER Moving and Truck­ Kansas City at' Baltimors (2), se«k li mstch with Moore, 46- has been lost and application has ’ full or part-time. Manchester-East with ,SOO average (7-for-14) in the was O-for-19 before getting a hit try Club, a par four. HU No. ^ Pittsburgh-at St. Louis (2), 8 been made -to said bank for pay­ work. Potterton’a, Ml 9-4587. ing Clompany. Local and long dis­ Hartford area. MI 9-0090. 8 Irqn off the tee reached the 2 p.m. year-old world light heavyweight tance moving packing arid stor­ foui'-gsine spurt. in his last at-biCt as the Giants suf­ CleveUnd at Nsw York (2), 2 Cincinnati at Los Angeles, 8 ment of the amount of deposit. And he's produced the winning fered their third defeat in four right side ef the green and he king. CXJNNIE’S TV and Radio Service, age. Regular service throughout dropped nn 18-foot^ for the p.m. Milwauket at San Francisco, However, this was' believed tq- available al, hours Satisfaction New England States and Florida. run in three M those four suc­ games Thursday. Now he's 4-for-4, Chicago at Boston. 2 p.m. 4:30 p.m. Situations Wanted— cesses by the third place 'Vankees. walking in his last trip last night eagle. be a screened maneuver to set^p guaranteed. Cali MI 9-1816. Ml 8-6563. ______He was playing In a foursome Monday’s Gamo Monday’s Game a match with Natlontl Bpwng Annonneements Female S8 It wait only the third loss in 10 after tagging loser Warren Spahn TYPEWRITERS . and office ma­ (4-3) for his three hits. He also with WllUe Simpson, Hal Turk- New York at Kapsas City, 10 Milwaukee at San Francisco, Assn, middleweight king Gene MANCHESTER Package Delivery. games for the Injuns, but trimmed chines—repairs, sales, service and Light trucking and package deliv­ g scored twice and stole two bases. ing)Un and Tom MePartlaad. p.m. 4:80 p.m. Fullmer while Insisting Pender PHILOO-BENDOC 16 ib. wakb. 28c; DRBSSMAKII'/ and altoraUons, their lead to a half-game over sec­ Only Gamo Scheduled. Only Game Scheduled. . dry. 10c. Lucky Lady Launder- rentals. Wu 9-3477. ery. Refrigerators, washers Md also ironing done In my home. 29 ond place Baltimore. The Orioles Maya got the Giants started wants no part of hlijr: Will Robinson bang up the center, 9 Maple St., across from stove moving specialty. Folding Fairview St. MI 8-7820. ■shook their slump with a -5-4 de­ with a single In the fourth, coming chairs for rent. Ml 9-17752. gloves for good? / First National Store. Open 24 MORTENSEN TV Socialized RCA cision over Kansas City. Fourth around bn singles by Orlando hours. WANTED—One or two children to Cepeda and Willie McCovey. Then “I don’t know yet-." a f^red 8u- television, service, ^ 9-4641 . care for at my home while par­ place Detroit stayed hot. winning Ifar Man replied. Roblnsonj,added five in a row by whipping Wash­ he walloped a 410-foot homer, his Painting— Papering 21 ents work. Inquire at 128H Autumn eighth, in the fifth inning after Ed that he had given Pender two COMPLETE REPAIRS by Stuart St. or call MI 8-2925 any time. ington, 7-4. The Chicago 'White Maris Seen Well on His Way R. Wolcott on automatic washers, shots at him in Boston and felt he Fvrsonals PAD^TINO a n d papsrhanglng. Sox ended their skid at three with Bi-essoud’s two-out bunt single and a walk. . . ought tO respond by meeting Ray dryers and electric ranges. MI Good cleun workmnnshlp at rea­ a lS-3 romp at Boston. ..ALTMOtatUf PFNDER LANDS LEFT— Paul Pender (left) lands a left to chin of Sugar Robin­ 9-6678.______* • • Jones (8-4), the Giants’ only win­ in New York. VACUUM CLEANERS repaired in sonable rates. 80 years In M ^ Sitnatlons Wanted— Male S9 Judges Jjra Carrig and Johnny son in the 13th round of their. two-atatea-and-Europe title fight at Boston Garden last ray own home shop. Forty years cheater. Raymond Flske. Ml YANKEES 4, INDIANS 8— ner in the past five games, now is BEAUTIFUL STONE walls in­ To Beconiing Bronx Bomber Savko v o t^ 14^138 and 147-142 split decision (AP Photofax) lacfjry experience. All makes, stalled (granite). Also garden, ter­ 9-9237.______' ______a Ll AROUND machinist with 15 Mantle's 12th home run tagged d A y r o M v 7-0 at home in Candlestick Park night. Pender won with ...... lof/ rates, free estimates, free and is tied with Pittsburgh’s 'Vern for Pender ■while l^fe^ee Jim Mc- race and retaining walls. Reason­ years experience in experimental southpaw reliever Dick' Stigman V/HET^IZ HE Carron had Robinson in front 146- pickup and dellvory. Mr. Miller, EXTERIOR AND Interior painting. machine shops and JOb riiops de­ Law as the top winner in the ma­ able prices.. Call MI 3-2457 between Free estimates. Very reasonable (2-4) with his third straight loss V//LU S B -AT New York (NEA) — It Ukes^ ^and Municipal Stadium in Kansas 144. The AP card had Pender In JA 8-5409.^______sires part-time work, preferably jors. The big righthander walked 9 and 6 only. rates. Call 8-0494. in the opener of a four-game se­ aa. a tremendous ball player to be a City. front 144-141. Masters * Champ Leads Again Radio, TV Sports after 4 p.m. Call Ml 8-1868. ries at Yankee Stadium. Art Dit- ^BC,OH£> four, but struck out eight, bearing ELECTROLUX (R> Special Bronx Bomber. Asked how many‘"homs rims h* Popular Decision LAWN MOWERS sharpened and EXTERIOR and Interior painting. mar (4-3) was ihe winner, giving down when the going got tough to World’s lightest weight heavy Through the yeara there has Would like to manufacture thla ssa* Itelike the Jan. 22 meeting Today duty cleaner. Two-tone color. repaired. Free pick-up and de­ Ceilings reflnlshed. Paperbanfdng. up 10 hits but'nof; walking a man. 0 o s T O t » r ' aave his third shutout. Milwaukee livery. All work guaranteed. Sales, Dogs— Birds '"Pets 41 has been blanked just twice, both been less than a handful of them son, Maris replied simply, “A| when Pender lifted the limited 1:36—Inside Sports, Ouinnel Complete $69.75. Call Electrolux. WaUpaper books. EsUmatas given. The Yankee righthander blanked — Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig and crown from Robinson's head, the Palmer Out to Comer service parts and rental equip­ Fully covered by Insurance. OsU times by the 'Giants many as I can.” so. MI 3-8806 after 4 p.m.______THREE FRISKY well-marked kit­ the Indians on two singles after then Joe Di Maggio and Mickey latest decision was overwhelming ment. L ft M Equipment Co., Edward R. Price. MI 9-lOOS. The Braves didn't get a hit un­ "Do you believe you can hit 85?" 1:46—Red lUrber Show, tens, seven weeks old, to go to blowing a 3-1 lead on Harvey Mantle. The first three were so ly popular with the crowd. Mc- WANTED—Ride from center of Bamforth Road, Vernon. Bruno til Ed Mathews doubled -with one was the next question. Channel 8. Moske.vjdl 3-0771. If no answer EXTERIOR AND Interior painting families who will enjoy them. MI Kiierm's two-out double in the great that their numbers wsre “ Maybe, but you can't predict Oarron'a vote, in fact, drew loud 1:40—On Deek Circle, Ohan- Hartford .to Coventry. 8 p.m. Mon­ fifth. out in the fourth. Jones then fan­ Market on Golf Titles call Al Laaka, TR 5-7609 ccUecL and paperbanging. WallpaMr 9-7234. ‘Wait Till Next Year^ at High School ned Hank Aaron and )W,es Coving­ retired. things llks that, but I havt ens gasps when announced. nei 80. day through Friday. PI 2-6880. Mantle has hit six homers, dou­ Peftder moved out of harm’s 1:56—Yankees vs. Glevelnnd, books. Guarantead workmanahlp. ton. Three times Milwiukee had It's a bit early to pronounce important thing going for me at RIDE WANTED—Hilliard St. to M ft M RUBBISH REMOVAL Serv- Raasonable rates; Fully Insured. bling his output, in 10 days. He's two men on—in the fifth, when Sad Roger Eugene Maria the newest Yankee Stadium I didn't have in way at the outset as he had done Oklahoma City, June 11. (A>)— Arnold Palmer, apparently Channel 8; WKNB 840. ice—residential, commercial. In­ CANARIES TOR SALE — guaran­ upped his RBI total from IB to in the earlier meeting, astutely Pratt ft Whitney, East Hartford, Fast and eourteoua aarvlce. Leo Sam struck out Billy Bruton in the Bronx Bomber, but it may safely Cleveland or Kansas City. Ths trying" to comer the market in golf titles this .vesr- t(»k a 2 p.m__Red Sox vs. Chicago, 8 a.m.-4:45 p.m. Call MI 9-7028. dustrial. Attics, cellars, yards, in- J. PeUetier. Ml 9-6S28. teed Bingen; Call at 67 Blasell St, 26 and hiked his batting average sixth, when Frank Torre lined be said that the 25-year-old crew target (396 feet at the right-field blocked punches with assurance, Channels 8. 22, 86; WTIO 1080. dlnerator-cardboard drums. Lawn from .244 to .268 in that span. back to Jones, and in the ninth, cut, whom Frank Fahey, a Cleve­ foul line) la inviting for a lefthand hit his target often and took one stroke lead into today’s third round of the $30,000 Okla­ 4:20—Red Barber Show, mowing. Light trucking. MI 9-9767. EXTERIOR HOUSE PalnUng Serv­ FOR SALE— Chihuahua puppies, • • • • Indian Jayvees Undefeated charge after the fifth round. two months old. A.K.C. re$dstored when Sam struck out Jolinny Lo; land bird dog, first spotted play­ hitter." homa City Open Golf championship. Channel 8. ice. Free estimates. Fully In­ ORIOLES 6, ATHLETICS 4— gan, then got pinch-hitter Del ing American Lbgion ball in Far­ Maris, father of two, has every­ 'While some observers who had The Llgonler, Pa., belter forgedS------4:80—Racing, E e I m e n t AntomobDcs tor Sale 4 ALL TYPES screens repaired with sured. Quality workmanship guar pedigree papen. Inoculated, The Orioles, who dropped out of ^freshmen are kept on the JayveC't'Wethersfield, Gllha topped Bris- watchfid Robinson through 21 Alcoa screenings. New screens wormed. Storn, GA 9-4645. By FRANK CLINE Crandall on a pop up. go, N. D., in the fall of 1952, has thing with which to maks it big, a 33-33— 66 yesterday for a 36- Stakes, Cluinnri 8. OLDER CARS mechanics spe­ anteed. Edward Yeomans. PI first by lasing four straight to De­ roeter. This enables the youngsters tol Central and Simmons shackled » • • including burning ambition. Wil­ years in the professional ring hole total of 134 over the par 71 made up. 447 Main Street or call 2-8002. "Wait ’till next year!’’ . taken a long step toward having Sunday cials. Halt y .raelf .cars, always MI 9-4533 for free pick-up. HOME WANTED for puppy. Won­ troit, twice came from behind, to get plenty of'playing opportun­ Windham. it made. ling and able to play any of ths watched in partial disbelief, the Twin Hills Country Club course. 1:30—Home Run Derby, derful w4th children. About six then beat Kansas City reliever The above has always been CARDS 9. PIRATES 6—Cardin­ old Sugar man faded before their a good selection. l/>ok behind our PAINTING ranches $99,60; capes ity rather than sit on the bench. The Papooses had no less them al righthander Larry Jackson (8- With Mantis a^ely handi­ outfield positions, his personal hab­ Gene Ultler, who won the Na­ Channel - 8. otnee. Douglas Motora. 333 Main. HI-FI COST too much? Buy a kit. months old. BO 8-5601. , Marty Kutyna (1-2) in the eighth the cry of the also-rans in If a boy is good enough to crack a half dozen regulars who batted its are exemplary, hia disposition •yes. Robinson legs were weaker, tional Amateur here seven years Barbsr Show, and split levels. $119.60 plus pulnt 6) won his eighth in a row, but capped by a bad right knee and 1:40—Red Expert advice on your needs. Free Call MI 9-9229. oh Brooks Robinson’s third single. baseball and about all that is the varsity starting lineup as an over .300. Included in this group shoulder, Maris quickly became perfect. A g c ^ sign la that he ia hia reflexes slower and his once ago to crack golfdom’t big time, Channel 8. NEED A CAR and had your credit estimates and reasonable ratqa on Hal Bro4vn (6-2) won it in relief. needed relief help after -giving up vicious take out punches reduced ALUMNI LEAGUE underclassman, such as was the were Kelley, Denny. Daley, Roger home runs by Don Hoak and the stand-up-and-cheer performer extremely popular among.blg-nams turhed a blazing putter into a 33- 1:55— Yankees vs. Cleveland, turned down? Short oo dowi construction. We repair all makes. ArticlM For Sals 45 • • • left for Manchester High ad­ 31—64 and a halfway total of 135. Trailing by a run going into the case with Chuck Saimond, he is Macaione, George May, Ron Lalib- Smoky Burgess in the flfQl’ and teammates—Mantle. Yogi Berra, to ordinary blows. When Ray Channel 8; WKNB 840. msntr Had a repoaaaaaloaT Call MI 8-0204 now. TIGERS T,. SENATORS 4—Steve herents until next Spring. erte and Dave Anderson. at Yankee Stadium. Tied for the tagged Fender with a solid riglil Right behind were Gardner seventh frame, Ponticelli’s pushed vs up I Sse Honest Douglas^ get Bonds—Storks Mortgages 31 HOBIE BfADB ravloU, fresh or allowed to do so. But if not, he is sixth innings. The Cards beat ex- major league homerun lead bat­ Bill Skowron, Whitey Ford and 2 p.m.—Bed Sox vs. Ohloa- Bllko hit a three-run homer as De­ But in the Indians' case they may Kelley was top man' with an al­ Bob Turley. to the jaw in the fifth round, the Dickinson of Palm Beach, Fla.,- and across a pair in their last bats to go. Channels 8, 22, 86: WTIG SIS lowdowa OB the lowest doswi frozen, 80c doz. 348 Avery Street, kept with the Jayvees where Parks mate Harvey Haddlx (3-3) with a ting .338, he whacked 10 In 17 edge Hartford National, 3-2, last MORTGAGES—If you need money, troit scored four-Jn the first at really have something to shout can work with him and develop most fantastic .611 batting aver­ Rogers’ arm is adequate and h« blow didn’t Uke the champion off young Bobby Goetz of Tulsa, Okla.. 1080. . - and smaUsat payments anywhere. RUBBISH REMOVED—Attics and we are In a poaltlon to flnancs Wapping. BO 4-0604. about. five-run fifth, scoring them all gaiines to lead the A m e r i c a n this-\first round co-leader, with night at Charter Oak. Not a small lean or flnancs com­ cellars cleaned. Call MI 8-4671. Washington against - loser Chuck his talents. age based oil 11 hits in 18 trips to with two out. Ken Boyer hit his posseaaes above-averags speed and his faet and Robinson didn-'t have 4:20—8yd Jaffeb Show. second mortgages In any amounts. Stobbs (3-2) and then rolled it up. While there are only four letter- the plate. Over half of Kelley’s hits League In funa-batted-in. At any­ ths, endurance to swarm in for 136’8 \ Al Cyr was the aUr for the vic­ pany pianTDouglas, Motors. 888 LOAM—8AND-8tone — Oraval — 15th home run, tying Ernie Banks is a strong runner who slides as 5 p.m.—World Ohamplonslilp Terms to suit your needs. J. D Flu and Ameslte. For prompt de­ Jim Sunning (3-3) won it with men returning from this year’s "But what pleased me most were for extra bases as he con­ thing remotely approaching that the attempted kill. The Hricky 6,440 yard courae tors. In addition to pitching a Main St. of the Cubs for the NL lead. four-master pace,-he'd'break Babe ROGER MAKI8 hard aa Bob Cerv. He haa a knack GoU, Ohaanels 22, 80. Realty. 470 Main St.. Ml 841129. livery call BO 8-8608. waiter P. Hank Aguirre's relief after Bob .squad which won seven of 11 about this team," Parks.-continued, nected for three h o m e r s , two of taking out the middle man on a it was the first time in six tries played tWrly easily yeatarday but two-hltter. Cyr doubled home the 5:15—Inside Sports, Oiaiinel Hooseliold Seeviees “ was their fierce competitive spirit. * « * Ruth's home run record of 60 with atm took Ita toll of some of the big winning run in the seventh. Ran­ WANTED — a ean used cars. We MUler, Trucking. Allison hit a solo homer in the games and Woupd up in a five-way doubles and a triple. He broke up during-Hls brief spells in Cleveland doubleplay, haa twice been injured Robinson had lost a title rematch. 18. buy, trade down or trade any­ Offered IS-A eighth. The tougher the opposition the two other games in addition to the REDS 4, DODGERS 8—Hotter- many lengths to spare. and Kansas City, Disbelief was registered in Pen­ names among profeaslonals dy Smith and Don Ghila also Business Opportnnities 32 deadlock for second place in the harder they worked. And whenever that way aa a matter of fact. thing. Douglas Motors. 833 Main. TOP SOIL—possibly tbs cleanest • • • Conard contest. Needless to .say, er's slam came in the second in­ Fans Start to Talk "No," replied the soft-spoken na­ The one rap against Maris is that der's quartenrs afterward when Among them waa Lloyd Man- played well for victors while Mike Central Connecticut Interscholaa- they fell behind, why they would ning off Sandy Koufax (1-8)— who TV SERVICE - Potterton’s aU and most fertUs avaUable w y WHITE SOX 18, RED SOX 8— tlc League standings, Indian root­ Kelley played the outfield when not Maris, handsome with finely- tive of Hibbing, Minn., “ and I’m he had tailed off during the second Bulskicy brought up Moore, who grum, former National Open title- Lauterbsch and Frank Filluramo G.M.C. WALK IN, 6 cylinder, 9 foot CENTRALLY LOCATED neighbor­ Prompt delivery. just fight back ail the harder. struck out the side in the first in­ holder. His two-under par 69 failed mokes. Highest quaUty guarantasd where. The White Sox broke loose for six ers have high hopes based on the pitching. chiseled features, has the presence not used to ail that noise. I'm a half of past seasons, but there has a July committment in Cana­ stood out. body, excellent condition, good hood grocery store, rent $75 Leonard L. GigUo, B o lt^ “At least three times this sea­ ning, then walked the bases loaded to overcome a- 78 on opening day work and parts, over 47 years ex­ month, completely equipped with hits in the fourth against Tom talent coming up from Coach Har­ Impressive Averages Mantle- lacks. The big town has small-town guy." were extenuating circumstances da and would have to lose more Ponticelli’s ...... 0 0 0 010 2-,—3-3-1 tires. Make an offer. Ml 9-0980, perience. .Fanr-«'” for service since 3-7083. son we had to make late inning in the second. and left him one stroke over the Htfd. National,. .101 000 0—2-2-3 modem equipment, beer permit Brewer (4-6). Two walks, a sin­ old Parks’ undefeated. Jayvee Next in line were third base­ started to talk about R o g e r . Rarely through a- stretch of 40 like cracked ribs and the appendec­ than 80 pounds to meet Pender’s 1931. Phone MI 9-4637 for best gle by Gene 'Freese, a double by rallies to triumph “ Parks stated man Dailey with a sparkling .534 Bob Pprkey (5-2) was the win­ Asked about it, he said, "Yee, tomy. 146 needed to compete in the final Cyr and Sapienza, Ashley (5); 1954 CHEVROLET, standard shift, Put In stock and you are In bus! TOP SOIL, fiU and gravel tor sale. squad. with pride." Tom Kelley, who is years has someone failed to pop terms. service. Jim Landis and consecutive two- mark bn 16 hits in 30 times up ner, bjstnking the Dodgers on four people are beg(inning to point me up and ball out the Yankees on the And Maris, now perfectly sound, Bseking Moore Bout two rounds of the tournament to­ Minney. Lamle (5) and Lauteii- 2-tone color, 4-door, very clean. ness. $750 full price. Tel. Ml BO 3-67X2. Woodrow CUfford, 829 Over the years it has been probably the most powerful hitter while second baseman Macaione hiU^*(mtll Norm Sherry, who drove out on the street and I hear my "We’re going for Archie Moore, day and tomorrow. bach, Rusconi (6). MI 9-9468. HAROLD ft SONS, Rubbish remov­ 9-0474. Woodland St. out singles by Nellie Fox. Luis I’ve had in a long time, hit a field and at the bucks office which never has had the momentum given Several Casualties Aparicio. Minnie Minoso and Roy Parks who jias “fed" the talent hit an even .500 getting eight 'sll three runs with two homers, name mentioned here and there.” goes with it. Right now hla name a stickout player by a winning not Gene Fullmer,” Buckley Insist­ al, cellars and attics cleaned. to vapsity Coach Tom Kell,ey. In grandslam homer in. the last of the 1«)cked his fourth of the yea’r in the Also failing to make the cut In an old fashioned slugfest POWER LAWN MOWBRS-^acob- Sjevers did it. Russ Kemmerer base knocks in 16 appearances Given an old-fashined _ ovation appears to be Maris, by far the major league club. ed. “ Pender is the World champion. 1965 FORD V-8 plck-up^truck.3 half Ashes, papers all rubbish. Harold Help Wanted— Female 35 sen, Bolens, Toro’ and Arlene.’ Self- his eight years as Jayvee btise- seventh to b e a t-C o n a rd, 10-7. seventh inning. Jim Brosnan saved were such golfers aa Johnny Palm- Bantly Oil outlasted the Elks, 9-7, Hoar. MI 9-4034. (3-3) was the winner. He gave up the plate. Rounding out the selbct as he hit for the circuit "with two finest of the many athletes who The Yankees hope to provids He proved it twice in this ring. ton, $675. MI 8-5093. propeUed, puab or riding, 18 to ball coach at Manchester, Parks Against Windham we had to come it after Sherry’s two-run shot off Fullmer is only the NBA champion. •r, of Tulsa, J. C. Gooale of Knox­ at Keeney St. Stadium last night seven hits — one Ted Williams’ circle were shortstop MaK/\478, men on, Maris was asked if he have shuttled through the subway that and come back like an elec­ ville, Tenn., and George Bayer of DICK’S WEATHERSTRIP Com­ AVON HAS several openings for toches. Ask for demonstratlcm has never had a losing season. from behind to tie the game in the Bill Henry in the ninth. had ever hear U cleaning and as matron. Call final two games of 1959 and the After the bout last night McCar- Saks ...... 000 403 0 - 7 - 6-7 round matches ia Friday, June 24. »5038.______able Immediately. Beat otter. Re­ In Wightman Cup Carrying most of the pitching on" base 14 times as he drew eight ed close to $50,000 in golf winnings WEAVING of Bums moth boles State Theater Manager, MI 8-783Z ply Box V, Hen^. ______nine this year. ron explained he had warned Pend­ this yea^. Including the Masters Gallagher, Whirtesell. (6) and FIRST MUND burden for the young. Indians this bases on balls and. was hit by NATIONAL LEAGUE er for rabbit punching several Halsted; Powers and Reutenberg. and tom clothing, hosiery runs, ’Wimbledon, England, June 11 How does Parks rate this pres­ pitch on four other occasions. Perlman Shackles To Baseball in Future championship, had neven birdies. Upper Bracket hi dbags repaired, zipper re EXCELLENT POSITION ^ n 21’* piawSYLVANIA riding tajra- ent group with previous Indian spring were southpaw Mac Mc- With undisputed possession . of times and also told Robinson to Hia round might have been even CHURCH SOTTBALL Auto Driving 3rtiool 7-A experienced sales person. Surrey’s W*' — Kasen Hantze, 17-year-old (jurry and the above mentioned {^serves who were up only 1. R. DellaFera-'W. Simpson ver­ placement, umbrellas repaired, mower, one year old, excellent Jayveb nines he has coached in the first place going to the winner, keep up his Wows. He added that better but for tingles on-a pair, of Scoring early and often, Kaccy’s Ungerie, 739 Main St. condition, $100. BCI 9-3310. San Diego miss who came within Kelley who is no relation to the few times also got into th# hit­ Cards’ Nine, 6-3 Pender’s offenses were more fre defeated Community Baptist, 11>' sus B. Tares-B. Boyce. LARSON’S,I’S, OonnSetO o^ cU cu t’s first U- men’s shirt >llars reversed and one game of winning. her first past ? making act too: Listed with this the Medics (7-1) defeated Green comparatively eaay par 5 holes. 2. P. McNamara-J. Crockett censed drlv^ig drlvtog schschool trained — replaced. Marlow’s Little Mend­ vanslty head coach. Each notched Boston, June 11 (JP)— “ It’s best for fill,” Billy Jurgess said quent. 1, last night at Charter Oak. Thla CLERK PICNIC TABLES, attached Beats, Wlghiman Cup match, gets a "Good as any ball cl\ib I’ve ever group were John Connolly .667, Manor (6-2), 5-3, last night at Stretch Run versus J. Gordon-J. Madore. Certified Wd approved Is now of­ ing Shop. had here." Parks - declared the three mound victories this season. Hartford, June 11 OP) — Trinity Buckley Field in the head-to-head after being ousted as** manager of the slump-ridden Boston In Massachusetts, the referee Littler, from Singing Hills, waa a n ^ e u p contest full size 80’’ wide top, 8 foot. chance to even 'things up as the McCurry beat Windham, Conard Ron Lee .500, Earl , La very .400 3. J. Macaione-C. Fillorama ver­ fering . massroom and behind Office, experience not required other day as he sat sorting and has hung a 6-3 baseball lots on battle for the league lead. The Red Sox. “ I’m going to get back into baseball, but I don’t does not tell the judges he is tak­ Calif., needed only 27 putts in hia Bemie August, who had a hom­ whsH^ Instruction for teenagers, ALL MAKES of TV, radio and $19.95; 8 foot $23.95; 10 foot tennis competition is concluded to­ and Wethersfield with his best and Frank Kopcha .333, ing a round from a fighter for in­ sus J. Beaulleu-B. Descy. day. . counting equipment while talking Wesleyan, but the losers get a two we're tied for the top spot at fine round. He maoe a tremendous er, triple, double and single for m $-8075. home, electronic equipment ex­ Interesting and varied work, pleas $25.95; sturdy braced ccnatzucUon game .a ,;2-0 one-hitter over the Other members of the squad know where yet. I’m free to do anything I want,” Jurgea fractions. just jots I it down on his the cycle, starred for Kacey’s. 4. B. Prlndle-G. Benton "versus pertly repaired with a 90-day of 2x10 Western Fir. Zinc plated The United States entOTs to- with the writer. "Defensively they chance revenge today. the game’s start. said from his home in Arlington, atretch drive, finishing with a par, ant air-conditioned office. Excellent Whippets from Willimantic. Kel­ were Bill Andrulot, Joe Prignano, ior own card. four birdies and an eagle on the Jim Carey also homered for vic­ ■f. Keams-J. Barre. bKEPARE TOR driver’s test: guarantee. Call Mr. Britney at tha bolts. Delivered and assembled. day’s play with a 2-1 edge, thanks were jjarticulariy sharp. They ley’s hill triumphs were over Bris­ Boo Feshler, Jeff Gentilcore and In the gaipe here yesterday, Ray Rippman pitched a five-hit­ Va., yesterday after being notified lion ’s Share Loot ' Lower Bracket Manchester TV. BO 9-1046. benefit program, Apply W. Zlnker. BD 941444. made very few errors for young­ ed well, then plunged to the bot­ last six holes. tors. Ages 16 to 60. Driving and class to a singles victory bv Darlene tol Eastern. Hall and Conard. Dave Howes. Wesleyan batters were held to four ter in going all the way for the he had been fired. Robinson, weighing 158*4. lost Nick Nicola’s solo homer In 5. S°. Zavarella-M. Sibrinsz \(er- room. Thrse Instructors. No wait­ sters thetf age.” victory. Rippman struck out 11, No successor was named. Vet­ tom. Jurges came in for press Ernie Vossler of Midland. Tex., Hard of Montebello,. Calif., and a Jim Flanagan, Skip ' Gllha and It’s easy .to see why Indian base­ hits by Trinity’s A1 Perlman. To. in the ring but won the lion’s share seventh spoiled Jim Sullivan’s bid sus iP. Ballsleper-H. Rockiyeli. ing. Manchester Driving Acade­ IRST NA’nONAL STORES, WE DON’T MEET PRICES— By agreement between Kelley did not walk one man. He aided eran Coach Del Baker—who took criticism and for weeks there w u who shared Uie first day lead with IRONING DONE In my home. doubles triumph in which she Don Simmons each hurled one vic­ ball fans are chortling, "Walt till day they, will be playing on their speculation he was on the way of the loot, taking 8105,000 o f the Goetz at 66, faded to a 78 yester­ for shutout Sullivan hurled a six- 6. J, Coy-L. BesuchenS versus my. I-. 2-7249. INC. paired with Miss Hantze. and Parks only Mphomorea and tory apiece. Flanagan whipped next year.’’ home disunond at Middletown and hia own cause no little with over the club on a temporary $150,000 television money. Pender, E. Wadas-'W. ParciajK^ Pick-up and delivery. MI 9-6582. WE BEAT THEM! three-run homer in the fifth and basis three days ago when doctors out. ' Then he was ordered, by day. hitter., Park and Oakland Ave.- Three singles and one doubles T-rlnity will be the visitors. doctors, to take a rest. 160; had to divide the rest with Kacey’s ...... 360 200 0-11-13-1 7. R. Gordon-8. Homans' versus MORTLOCK'S Manchester’s lead match make up today’s play. Miss was two for two. Bill Hart deliv­ ordered Jurges to take a complete Ing driving school. Three skilled East Hartford 750x14 Whitewjdls $14.95 .Wesleyan fashioned two runs In all, over the two seasons, he Promoter Sam Silverman. The ClndnnaU Rsds have been Baptist ...... 000 OpO 1 - 1 - 6-1 T. Perry-A. W ^ e Jr. Hantze meets Christine ’ Truman. ered a timely hit in fifth to give rest — will remain: as thie Interim A crowd of 8;422 paid a disap­ courteous instructors. Class room Building-Contracting 14 yesterday in the first inning, then had a 59-63 record with the Red playing night baseball since May ' Sullivan and Jarvis; Hughes SEQ0ND ROUND WOMAN WITH car for special All sizes at li^est pricea. Miss Hard plays Ann Haydon and the Medics some insurance runs. manager,'the Red Sox said. Sox. pointing gross of $67,656 but neith­ Instructloos for 18, 17 year olds. Injury to Bally Ache Makes waited until the ninth before add- 24, 1$35. and Dean Upper Bracket Telephone Mr. Mortlock, Director ALL TYPES of carpentry work •adio feature program. Should Exchange end tax Janet Hopps of Seattle, captain Sport Schedule Steve Cone paced Mafior with The Red Sox’ unconditional re­ "There’s a lot to be done in Bos­ er contestsmt will see his 30 per of the U.S. team, t(fkes on Angela ding the third. ' Trinity had one rjo. 1 winner versus T. Kelley- of Driver Education. MI 9-7398. done. Alterations, dormers, roof -lave knowledgfe of greater Hart­ in the first, two In the fourth, and two for two. His aolo homer in lease of Jurges marked a complete ton," Jurges said, “ and the new cent of that figure for a while, 'pvo ford area. No selling. MI 9-9988 or Mortimer in the slnglar. Miss turn-around of policy over the 58- A. Thomas. ings. porcheSj finish upstairs, base­ Today three .more in the eighth. Bill top of third gave his team a short fellow must haVe a free hand. rMtr&inlni^ ordera isaued by Sur- WILCOX DRIVER education — MI 9-9534. COLE’S DISCOUNT Hofipa and Dorothy Head Knode Tompion Favorite in Belmont lived lead. year-old one-time shortstop great. folk Superior Court' has tied up the ^ b . St. Jbhn-B. MeCaiul versus C ments and garages, etc. Call BQ FravJley, Brian Foy. Bill Leahy, Maybe he can do better, than I Finley-H. Turkington, forming driving class -now. AD g-6981. STA-nON of the Canal Zone meet Mi.ss Tru­ New England Track Meet, 1, Medics ...... 0 0 3 02x—5-6-2 He was given three votes of con­ did. Mr. Yawkey was Very nice n t e . One stilt is against ‘.Robin- WOMAN TO SEW slip covers Boston. and Perlman contributed hits in No. 3 winner versus B. Simon- 8-6337 or AD 8-0588. ^ man and Shirley Bloomer Brasher Green M anor...... 001 Oil—3-15-3 fidence when the Red Sox the about It all.. They'have a job ion to the tune of $9,000 for failing REMODELING bathrooms, addi­ and/or draperies. Must be exper­ 488 CENTER 8TT - in the doubles match, . New York. June 11 — Seven* 6-5. The son of Tom Fool won the Sunday, Jiuie It the late, rally. . W. OleltalnaW. three-year-olds try to get back'in Rippman and Hart; Colangeld skids and plunged to the Amer­ to do and I have a job to do." - to meet a fight committment m tions, rec rooms, porches, all types ienced and produce outstanding Mias Hard displayed a fine Santa Anita Derby last winter but Mbrlarty's vs. Naugatuck, 2:! L . -Martln-E. BaUtiepsr versusG«nige—Seines—Storage 10 quality work. Top wages for top (XGTHESLINE tKties butaUed anc the title picture today with Bally finished fourth in the Kentucky and Heller. ican League cellar. - . Ted Still Uninterested Baltimore May 16 for which Sugar of carpentry and painting. Call MI game^ln winning in both the sin- Nebo. The latest- was'M ay 31 when M. Ks;rpuska-P, Staum; work. Box H Herald. reset. Used Cham saw, Opod farr Ache, the potential heir, out of Derby, after throwing a shoe. He Baker, 68, repeated earlier state­ Ray ia suspended in Maryland and .9-4291. gles and doubles yesterday. She Fir* A Police vs. Pontlcelll's, 1, Owner Tom Yawkey made a rare No. 3 winner versus A. Brlckley- loam. BU 9-1353. the 92nd running of' the $125,OOO- skipped the preakness and then AMERICAN LEAGUE ments that he is not interested in more recently New York. The other came from behind to overpow^er West Side Oval. personal appearance before the is by a local piromoter seeking to No. 20-—Angles Same . * F. Connerton. ^ GARAGE for renf, comer Branford BIDWELL HOME, improvemefit MIDDLE-AGED companion for added Belmont Stakes at Belmont lost by a neck to Bally Ache in managing on a permsment biisis. and E. Wadsworth. MI 9-2651. ELECTRIC SAW and furniture for Miss Truman, 4*6, 6-3, 6-4. and Nassiff’s vs. A A I, 8, West Bide - Deadlocked 5-5 after six innings get a share of the money for w E. Foley-T. Plodslk versus D, Co. Alterations, additions gs; widow.' Live In. Separate living Park. the Jersey Derby May 3t). Tom­ Boston press, defending Jurgea Ted Williams, the Red Sox’ JIMMY DEMARBT quarters. For Interview write Box sale. 17 Sherwood Circle, Ml she and Miss Hantze smothered /A Oval.. of play, Sullivan’s (4-4) exploded and chiding reporters. aireement he said he had with DeMartln-T. Faulkner. rages. Rpofln,; an'’ siding experts. pion will be ridden by Willie’Shoe- aging slugging great who had been A, Herald. 3-2013. Misses Haydon ahd Mortimer in Bally , Ache, winner of the Fla­ Bolton vs. Intermediates, 2, Bol­ for a half dozen runs in the top of ..There was a touch* of it in the . Overman. ' " ' Newspap^ Bntorpriae Assn. No. 4 winner versus K Ksnnedy- Aluminum clapboards a specialty- mingo, Florida Derby, Preakness maker. ton. rumored as a successor to Jurges, Motorcycles— Bicycle 11 the doubles, 6-0, 6-0. . the eighth, the second extra frame, telegram Yawkey sent Jurges also said he has no interest in the In the accompanying Illustra­ F. Splleckt. unexcelled workmanship. - Easy CLOSE-OUT new picnic tables, at­ and Jersey Derby and runner-up Tooth and Nail, a late arrival on Nassiff’s vs. Manor, 1, Charter to trounce Rears-Roebuck (2-6), budget terms. Ml 9-6495 or TR FOR SUMMER openings immedi­ Overanxiety cost Miss Hantz a notU'ying him-jof his dismissal. Job. tion you will notice particularly M. Anderson-F. Obrsmakl ver­ 1969 MOTORCYCLE, 2,000 miles, tached seats. 80” wide top, 6 foot, the' championship scene, was the Oak. 11-6, last night at Waddell Field. 5-9109. ately by East Hartford wholesal­ victory in her Wimbledon debut. to Venetian Way in'the Kentucky "t am truly sorry the way the , Williams, who didn’t know of that the fully-formed left hand sus H. Elch-U Woods. $895. Bourne Bulck, Inc., Main er in congenial modem office. $13.50, 8 foot. $16.60; 2” lumber. Derby, was scratched from to­ second choice on the basis of four Man. Trust vs. Fire A Police, 8, It. was the first extra inning game Schoolboy Titles She won the first .set 6-2 from situation developed,” Y a w k e y tl\e Jurges release until after th# and the partially-formed right are lAwer Biacket and Middle Turnpike. Must know shorthand and typing Delivered assembled. W, 2Unker, Miss Haydon, a southpaw who day’s Ui-mile test when he re­ straight impressive victories in Charter Oak. of the year. ANY KIND Of carpentry and cabi­ said. “ However... we feel it will game, and said: placed on the club at almost Iden­ No. 5 winner versus E. Lorent- net work done. Honest and relia­ and do other varied Interesting of­ Bn 9-5444. never has lost a Wightman Cup turned to his barn limping after five starts in this year. The Cain Htfd. Nat, vs. Bantly, 1, Keeney Gary Fleming, who had gone hit- Are on Line Today THE BIKE SHOP—267 Spruce' St. St. eliminate the pressure of the press tical angles. zen-T. Bantly. between School and Eldrldge. New ble workmanship. Call Roscoe fice routine. Call Mr. Feldman, match, and was within one game a short workout yesterday. Hoy Stable Colt raced in England less in his first three appearances BU 9-4387. ONE TON Fadders air conditioner, last year. ElWs vs. PonticeUi'g, 3, Keeney on you as well as ourselves. Good Darien Survives NoUce also-that the palms face V. Daley-M. Nelson versus S. and rebuilt bicycles all' sizes HiompBon. Ml 8-1895 (or sstl' 220 volt, excellent condition, $180. of victory in the second sat when With, the wlthdraval of Bally at the plate; had two hits In the West Haven, June 11 (A5— Oil •»5*- Ferguaori-E. Pekar. mates. • Venetian Way, with a new rider St. hick and good health.” each other almost perfectly. The Service all makes. Tel. BG 9-4408 after 4 p.m-. she became too eager and started Ache. V., Whitney’s Tompion victors’ game-winning splurge. The Jurges, the ninth manager In Cambridge. Mass., June 11 W — three of the Connecticut Interscho- No. 6 winner versus. S. Hlllnskl- JUNE GRADUA't'ES | over-hitting. in EJddie' Arcaro, has run two poor Monday, June IS win went to Gary Klnel who hurled Newton, Wellesley and Worcester fingers are together wrapped W. F. DION Construction Company moved into the Favorite’s spot at Yawkey’s 28-year reign aa the iaatlc Athletic Conference baseball J. Risder. BOLSEY-C twin lens reflex. 86 min races since carrying the Sunny Liberty vs. Mutual, 6:15, Charter fine bail in relief. Gary MacDonald Classical—ail from Massachqsettfl crowns Ore up for grabs today. around the shaft. The foremost Wanted Autos— Alterations,. additions, garages W# have opportunities for girls Oak. Red Sox o'wner, replaced Mike —and Darien, Conn., today entered pressure in the left hand is being L. Giglio-H. Oryk versus L. with figure, typing and filin;r apti­ camera, flnsh, case. fUtem, C M - Blue Farm silks to victory in the made a spectacular catch to pre­ - The aass B (medium-sized Motorcycles formica counters, roofing, siding plete. $25. BG 9-0110. 80 Belten 8 t Kentucky Derby. But the Pres­ Police vs. Finast, 8:15, Nebo. vent a homer for Sears. Higgins July 4 last season. He the semi-finals of the New England exerted by, the last three fingers. Tsrry-C. DaviS. painting. Plans' drawn. BO 3-0805, tude "who are Interested in obtain­ inherited an eighth-place club and •ehooli) and Class C (smml No. 7 winner versus P. Oroobert- ence of Arcaro makes him an A A I vs. Intermediates, 6:15, Tim Gallagher and Rich. Dotchin Interscholastic Tennis ChamplMi- schools) titles will be decided in iThe pressure In the right. hand Is PRIVATE PARTY wishes to buy a ing full time positions after gradua­ TOOL AND Equipment rentals. West Side Oval. each had three for four for Sears. brought them to fifth. ships. The finals will be held latar A. Qsyson. tion. outstanding threat. afternoon games. The CIm s A being exerted by the ihiddle two small foreign or American car, Roofing— Siding Sales and service. AP Equipment, QUARTER MIDGEt Nagea, John William, Disperse Optical vs, Sulllvim's,.6, Waddell. Harry Plecity had two fob four This season the Red Sox start- in the day. championship will he sett^d in a fingers. E. Traygis-J. Ghsnds versus J. reasonably priced, pay cash. MI 945 Center Street, BG 9-9082. Open Man. Auto vs. Manor,' 6, Buckley Anaon-O. Lorentzen. Some of the many advantages and Celtic ash complete the field also for losers. night game In Municipal Stadium I repeat that referring to the IDEN'nCAL ANGLM 9-5883. Cof7NE(?nCUT Valley Conctruc evenings.'. - Norman’s vs. Lawyers, 6, Ver- Sears ...... 10003101— 6-12-1 K. Gordon-C. Whelan versus S, are: Paid vacations, paid holidays, I for the race which wlU be telecast plapck. . full-fingered grip as the "base­ Uon—Roofing carpentry, gutters, five dav week, hospitalization and by CBS from 4:30 to 5 p.m. Sullivan’s ___ 00103106-11- 9-2 COMPOSITE TECH SCHOOL AVERAGES **5he A finalUU are Norwich and ball grip" is completely mislead­ over, the swing or fight each other Porterfleld-P. Jesanls. all kinds of siding, specialize In EMPTY 100 lb. burlap begs; also Tuesday, Jun« 14 B. Bonadies-S. Milliken versus J- Business Services Offered IS group life insurance, two hours per­ probable post tinte is 4:30 p.m. Vlara, Klnel (7) and Fleming; Hamden. In (Jlass B, to be played ing. A batter holds a bat more if the awing is a sound one. aluminum siding. Call Fred pigs and rabbits. ReckvlUe end St. Cyril’s vs. Moriarty's, 8, Colt Orlowskl, Roberta (7) and Dotchin. Summers-J. Munger. sonal time per month, plus conven­ South Windsor town lino. M l Player-Poa. >...... G AB R H RBI HR 3B 2B B.Av F. AV. at New London, Stonington meets in the palms. If you were to hold COSBLA APPLIANCE SERVICE. Charest, BO.8-7180. ient central location. , ' RACES No. 2, Hartford. Starts Sunday Chaves If ...... 1 0 36 6 14 L2 Waterford, arid the Class C game NEXT: The thumb and fore­ 4-0304. - 0- 0 .389 .909 No. Meth. vs. St. Mary.'s, 6:15, 4 the club In a “ baseball grip,’’ the Repairs all make remgerators, 7:30 Tonight Friday’* Homers Brown 3b ...... 1 0 24 9 9 5 0 1 1 .375 .866 pita St. Mary’s against St. Basil s thumbs would be around the shaft finger of: the right hand aa they A. A. DION, INC. Roofing, siding, Appointment for Interview can 'be Charter Oak. 'international ^ A O U E ' freezers, washing macblnes, .ry- painting. Carpentry. Alterations WORM HATCHERY, hybrid. Also, AT THE NEW Southpaw Jackie H ed-• Greene rf ...... 4 6 3 2 1 0 0 0 .333 .667 at Middletown. like the fingers. The palms would eloee properly on the club shaft. era, ranges, oil and gas burners. arranged by dialtne JA 2-5241, ask­ German celery, orders taken. John AMfORIC.AN LEAGUE . No. Ends vs' Teachers, 6:15, The oft-beaten Lawyers (2-8) Bickmore -rf ...... ', 3 3 1 1 0 0 0 .000 and additions. Ceilings. Workman­ ing for Extension No. 260 or 239. Nebo. ' 0 .333 be' controlling and more dlrpctly BO 9-0883. All work guaranteed. Eriamenn, 39 Franklin 8 t , Rock- Majvtle, Yankees U2) lund will be on the mound snapped a long losing streak by Rukus p-lb ...... 1 0 .16 8 11 5 - 0 0 1 .306 .945 ship guaranteed. 299 Autumn St. QUARTER MIDGET ARENA trimming Paganl’s (4-5), 6-2, last Vie Delmore, Diet powering the club. MI 3-4860. viUe. TR 8-44n. HILUARD ST. «ad NEW STATE RD., BCOKLAND Allison, Senators (7) Sunday for Moriarty Bros, Blinn ci-c ...... ,1 0 37 3 10 6 1 0 4 .270 .800 The full-fingered grip contrib Hoenig Sinks Ace CHAIN SAW work - Trees cut. RIVERSIDE RACING night at Verplanck Field. Three MCMullan 3b ...... 1 0 36 5 Reawmabls rates. Coll PI $-7588 THE HEATS — SEMIS — FTiATL’RES Bilko, Tigers (6) when they host, the 9 3 0 0 6 .250 .892 utes the fullest measure of con Johnston, Pa.. June 11 (fl*)—Don COUGHLIN ROOFING Corapan; RCA 17” TV In good ceodtOoi), 818 runs in The fourth frame eewed Custer ss...... 1 0 30 9. 7 Scranton, Pa., June 11 (F)—Vic­ between ’1:80-4:80 or any Uma Dutch rabbits, $1 onOh. CeR MI The 8*feet AifiUve Sporto for ChUdren In America Williams. Red Sox- (4) Naugatuck A.C. in a 4 1 0 0 .233 .851 trolled,power anf rhythm to the Hoenig o f the Wethersfield, Conn., nlnum aiding, aai' LONDON & LANCASHIRE NATIONAL LEAGUE Now that Cwmecticut’s strong up the verdict. 'Menditto c ...... 8 18 A 3 2 0 0 0 .167 .981 tor (Vic) Delmore,' 48, former Na- Country Club has socked a hole- Saturday or Sunday. 9-5624. State League contesLat Sklj O’Brieln went all thejway ■wing tuid Zhotmaking. The com­ Boston—Paul Pender, 160, Brook­ asheatos roofing. Also aliimi !■ Event o f Bnin, Program Will Be H«ld Sunday At 2 P.M. Banks, Cubs (15) ■ hold on ' the modified stock car 9 BGkoleit rf-cf ...... 8 18 4 3/ 0 0 0 1 ,167 928 • Uonal League umpire and a yet- In-ima In the first round of the line, Mass., outpointed Sugar Ray galvanized or copper gutters and INS. CO., LTD. Boyer, Cardinals (16) feature races haa been cracked, Mt. Nebo. Game time will for win. There were no extra base Hence p-lb .-..10 31 4 2 1 0 0 .949 •ran of two decades in basebaU aa mon suggestion mads by advocates TAMKIR TREE removal, lend FIVE (WOBtAN’8) 8pl 0 .065 Sunnehanna Tournament of Ama­ Robinson, 158^4. New York, 16. cleared, firewood cut, insured, leaders. BO 8-7707. Mays, Giants (8) area fani are hoping that their fa- hits in game,. ' Jarvis lb ...... 3 3 0 , 0 0 0 0 0 .000 1.000 player, manager and arbiter, med of the Vardon or overlapping grip 20 TRINiry STREET clubs and bag, never & 2:30 p.m. The-Jocals are is, “ Will the use of the full-fin- teur Golf (Jhamplons. The blow, Sao Paulo, iprazll—Eder Jofre. (jail Paul A. Ellison. BO 3-8742. BG 3-5888. FREE ADMISSION N. Sherry, Dodgers t (6) voribei -can grab the apotlight winlesfi in five starts with Lawyers . . . . .0 1 1 8 L 0 6-7-8 Glidden rf-c- .. i...... 3 2 ■T 0 0 0 0 0 .000 1.000 Friday in Hahnemann Hospital 116H, Braztl, knocked out Ernesto RAY’a ROOFING CO., shingle and HARTFORD, CONN.. ' P a g e ’s ...... 1 0 0 0 1 0 2-8-4 Pitching gered ^ Ip cause the hands to which came yesterday on the 166- built-in roofs, gutter and conduc­ B^NSORED BV OONNECnCIIT VALLEY Hoak, Pirates (4) again tonight at Riverside Park after an Illness of less than yard eighth hole of the Sunne­ Miranda, 115'.i. Argentina, 3 ; dbNDBR’8 TV Service—Motorola Speedway. A 26-lap-main go will two of the losses coming O’Brien and O’Neil, Butusher Player G IP R H BB SO WP work out of harmony or in near tor work;- roof, chimney repairs TEACHER wishes mother’s substi­ qUABTER MIDGET AS^OCIA'nQN Burgess, Pirates (4) B Hbp W L Pet. week. Delmore umpired for sev­ hanna Golf Club Course, was only Guam—Terry Flores, 147, Phillp- and PhUco (actory aervlce. Hi-Fi, tute, light housekeeping. .M I x-Potierer, Rsds (2) headUae. the program, iriarttag at in State League competi- ( » ; Fegy, Andaraon (8) and F lU - Rukus . . . > ...... 8 46 '■28 48 32 44 0 1 0 . 971 i opposition to each other?" The Ray Baganow, -BQ 8-mi; Ray 4 8 eral asasons in the National JsHto BUUi. 141. Ouua. u d auto ndtofl. U4 Ipnwe M084. ♦ OMrtiMNiMMlIpil x-fiasss BliU. ^ w - Hsnfle •«*••••,••*8 33 12 18 18 19 0 • • 8 1 987 but Wa w traot^^ths answer Is no. tha aaoond. aes hi Dm Mvaa-F«u MtovF •< this k w r . VK 1 -C ______— / ' '1 PAGE lUBVlN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Mi CSTER, CONN., SATIJilDAY,. JUNE 11, 1980 M ANCHE^^EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. < X )m SATURDAY, JUNE 11. I960 72 Houses for Ssis 72 Rfaort'Vrgpcrty for SMo 74 PAC(1 TEN Hoiiaes for Sale 72 H o u sm fo r S a k 72 H o u om fo r Sale BY FAGALY and SHORTEN LOT 100x190 in Lakeview Terrace THERE.OUGHTA §E A LA^V MANCHESTER - Balt B < »-^ e 188 HBLAtNK ROAD-^Lnrgs itx MANCHES’TER — ’Three bedroom DUPLEX RANCH, 4-4, ifi nlc* lo­ $15,900—’lilR E E bedroom ranch Apgurtments-wFIatSr- MANCHESTER - living room with fireplace, dtnlng Cape, 1 down, 2 up, dining room, cation, nice lot. Priced for quick near Green School. Heated aun- Section, Coventry waterfront, well type home, central heat, rity ptU- room C«p«, -full shed dormer, flrs- jvater available. ^ 3-780l! , Tenements ' room, modem Wtchen, two apa- pUe®, dining room or fourth bed­ full basement, fireplace, oil hot sale. Excellent financing. J. . D. porch, lovely yard. Belflore Agen­ 12th ANNIVERSARY 2— Itlea, excellent SS.viSS; clous bedrooms with bath on aeC> water heat, aluminum atorms and Realty, 470 Main St., MI 8-8129. cy. m 3-5121.^ I GENERAL RENTAL We ■fHE OFFICE OALS COMMENTED PLENTV ON S o SHE‘toon TNEia ADVICE ANOPElMPED UP» $9,900. Other listings. .Phllprlck room. Briced right for quick sale. ond floor. Forced hot water heat, Disco* Agency MI 9-0626, MI screena, nicely landscaped, ex- i f stt^clallze in rentals of all w d s . CNOlESreAfi APPEARANCE NOVH THEY’fiE^OMMEKTlNO EVEN MORE Agency,'MI 0-8464. $500 DOWN 0,1.. split level, three $14,500—SIX room Colonial in Real Estate 77 breezeway and garage. $16,900. s-oses. cellent...... location, $14,900...... MI 9-:1-2250. Bowers School section, deeply "ENLARGE-YOUR-HOME J. D. Realty, Ml 3-8129, evenings, Other listings, a ilb rlck Agency, ■bedroome, built-ins, 26 foot >rec SELLING-^BUYTNO—Trading? W# Ml 3-1837. 470 Main St. I BIT YOU’D I i WHAT’S SHE IF YOU A9R Y POES SHE dO U tB WINDSOR -C ia to m buUt room, 125 foot frontage, $16,750. shaded,'back yard. Belflore Agen­ iP-toUPCWT [ NAVE TOU EVER /fVM leruioCi^Bf I hlE,,SHE’S 'miNH6H(i| MI 9-8464.______.. MANCHEBTKR vlQlnlty—Six room JUNE VALUES offer you free confidential In­ MlMp wy >-7H0USHT0F - LOON ESAU ^ •xA’ouUve 74 foot ranch with 10 Carlton W. Hutchins. MI 9-5182. cy, MI 3-5121. ROCKVILLB—3 ^ room apartment,' MAHINS A FOOtiNO ovonlted cape, full shed dormer, spections and arrangs all financ­ SAVotoSO BEIN& A BIONPE,) TOETN VilTrtOUT maybe «HE acres of land, 2-car * « « « . MAN<3HE8’TER— FOUR bedroom large kitchen with adjolhing utility Manchester-Better than new ing from start to finish. Mitten advertising modem, residential location, shop­ THOSE HoeeiD THINKS SHE% • play F o a ' anybopy bath*, enclosed shower. High BOX MOUNTAIN DRIVE. Vernon. CM0LE6T8A, CHOILY! Colonial, In good coo^thm, steam room, Reduced for quick sale. 8, modem email ranch close to bus, JERRY FAY OFFERS will work h«md and glove with ping, churches at walking dls-1 olasses' Lfrr A model: WMf. viiTHTHAT yVNitiinin .with beautiful view, Colonial, 3 bedrooms, 2 fi'repiacea, ISN’T -WAT 'BLEACH heat, attracUvelyJsaidscaped lot, A. Beechler, Realtor, MI 8-6969. built In 1988, twb bedrooms, dining 2-car garage, enclosed breezewsy, you. Member Multiple Listing tance. All utilities tumlshed. In­ peE6S»UM best pf^verythlng has gOM mto one-car garage: See this excep­ room, kitchen, large living room BOLToIn —7 room bungalow, two- CLASSIFIED ADVERTISMENT^DEPT. HOURS cluding heat and hot water. Free | aost this hooae can be bought ^th or recreation room, aluminum com­ Service. Call the Ellsworth Mitten >• •» OUP- tional -value before you buj^ jKANCHESTfiR—Four room aingle with fireplace. A rare opportunity. ear garage. Beautifully land­ Agency, Realtors MI 8-0930. parking. $90 a month. Call Rock- wlHlout atreage. J. D, Realty, 470 With garage. Owner transferred scaped, trees, flowers. 2)4 acres bination windows, 1)4 baths, dis- DORMER 8 tlS — PASHlOtiED? $15,900. Bhllbrlck Agency, MI Moderately priced. Evenings call ViUe TR 8-3748 or TR 8-2600. Main St. M l 8-5129. to Florida. Must sell. Only $11,900. poesl, large landscaped lot with LIS’TIHGS NEEDED fOr aU types 9-8464^______‘ Ray Holcomb, MI 4-1139. VERNON—7 room cape, four shade trees and view in a neigh­ SAU COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. 8. A, Beechler, Realtor, MI 3-6969. of homes. For prompt, courteous Ne w 3 ROOM apartment, stove, COVENTRY— Waterfront cottage 18-8 FLAT, exceptionaUy fln« condi­ Bolton Laka—Year ’round 8)4 bedrooms, seven years old, plas­ borhood of lovely homes. Near MONDAY Yl/ro FRIDAY 10;80 AJ>1.~-BATUBDAT • AAL .fumlshed,' Nice spot. Tong^en, service, call Cieszynskl-Felber refrigerator, heat, garage. Adulta tion, near school, bus, ahopplng, MANCHBS3DR—Six room single room cottage, furnished, good re­ tered nice lot, good location. new school. Priced in middle $20s. Agency, Art or Ann Felber, Ml nks to the customer* and friends I have had the p lea s-l^ only. $78 monthly. PI 2-8090. Broker. 118 Main 1^,, M I 8-6: churches, Carlton W. ^tchlna, M I- with large frame building one pair, large shaded lot, bargain Fabulous executive type ranch — Owner MI 9-8657. 3-1409, or Margaret Cieszynski, Ml lure to serve these past year*: Quality and worknwnship YOTO COOPERATION W nX H i q I 9-8182. block from Main St. Business H price. Evenings call Bill Boles, MI three years old, 1700 feet living 9-4291. I have been the make-up of this company since it* lncep-v-1 Ml 3-2711 SIX LARGE rboms and garage, tilUBTGM BUILT Gambolatl ranch, area, two-car garage, beautiful VERNON—Adorable new 5’4 room BE APPRECIATBD newly decorated, all modem con­ sparkling''cisan. In one of Man- zone. Price reduced, 8, A. Beech 9-9858. ranch. $500. down. $18,900. Good tlon. Today we are one of America’s largest specialists MANCHESTER^ room ranch, 4 - ler, Realtor, MI 8-6969. grounds, wonderful ;vjew. Eight IF YOU WISH peraonal'servlee call veniences quiet residential nelghr, ■'Chester’s fthest neighborhoods. child-Bartlett I Realtv, Realtors, exclusively Ui' the dormer field. From all of iis a special years did, can be uaad aa a 4 cr 6 Manchester—Six room ranch, all room old Cape, colonial—complete­ Joseph A. ^Bsrth Broker. Ml “ Thanks,” and we look forward to serving yon soon. Gostisssd From Prscsdisg.fags borhood. Box C. Herald. Ooni^ta o f al* rooms, 16x24 foot bedroom home, 2 full batha, one WOODLAND STREET—Six room rooms spacious, three bedrooms, ly rebuilt from frame three years BU 9-0939, MI 8-7925'. 9-0320. U v lm ^ room, garage. 100x800 slhfle, hot water heat, oversized livinr room fireplace, 10x12 side ago, two-car' garage, bam, beauti­ FOUR ROOM apartment and ga­ car garage, forced hot water heat. SEVEN ROOM Cape Cod, two Joseph T. Rdveeh i t . Wrmed lot lot. R. F. DlmockD‘ Co., MI Shown by appointment only. . one-car garage, nice lot. Only porch, fun basement, attached ga­ ful grounds. V ARE YOU CONSIDERING rage on Maple St., second floor, 9-8248 or - Barbara - Woods, i n $12,800. S. A. Beechler, Realtor, ceramic baths, acreensd porch, Household Goods 51 no furnace, automatic hot water. $19',900. PhUbrlck Agency, MI rage. priced for quick )wUe. These two side by side. garage, large lot. near schools and SELLING YOUR Boats in d Accessories 46 9-7702. , 9-8464. " MI 8-6969. •MI 3-4751. ^___ __ Vernon—Six room custom ranch MANCHESTER—*rwo Capes, six church. Owner Ml 9-4816, PROPERIY? ' MANCHESTER—N. Elm* St.—New CANADIAN BUILT Weymouth 19- CHAMBERS FURNITURE VERNON—Large I room ci^ , 2- BOI/PON—Six room split level, in choice ney$hborhood, three bed­ rooms, ree rooms, garages, nice Preaideat THREE ROOM apartment, heat, modem two-femUy duplex, nice MANCHESTER— ’Three bedroom We will estimate value, of your foot cabin cruiser, powered by stove and' washing machine, fur­ car garage horse stable^ongren, bedrooms, full dining room. flrS' rooms, two ,'twin-sized, dining L, locations, SALES ' lot, shade trees, city utilities, bus place, garage, wooded lot. Priced Cape, two full baths, living room, property without obligation. We 80 h.p. electric, fuUy equipped. nished, near Parkade, $90 a month., Broker, ll4 Main St., J h 8-6321. ideal kitcheff, garage, $17,500. Eve­ dining room, kitchen, nine closets, CaU Ml 9-8023 between 9 a.m. line. For Information call builder, at only $14,800. Minimum down. nings call Dick Hayes, MI 8-0627. Gairlson Colonial — Stone front also buy property for cash. 80S E. MIDDLE TURNPIKE Call MI 8-8802 In the a.m. MI | Leon Cieszynski; MI 9-4291 and chimney, six rooms and ga­ many built-ins, paneled recreation Member Multiple Listing. 'T k a itJ u ^ BOLTON—’This Cape Cod la a McCarthy Enterprises, MI 9-4576, and * p m. ' ______9-6205 after 2. ^ R. D. Murdock, MI 3-6472. rage, very goio4 location. “ room,, laundry room, 14x14 open PAUUHe QRlffIfJ, MANCHES’TER—’Two-famlly house treasure you will always cherish. WARREN E. HOWLAND porch' storma and screens, hot STANLEY BRAY, Realtor *695 F tnX Y EQUIPPED 16 foot Lap- BASEMENT APARTMENT, four V-¥0( OLWt ST., Six rooms, 1% baths, 8 or four Split Dormer n e w FURNITURE In excellent condition.. Separate VERNON—Well constructed ranch Realtor. M 8-1108 Executive type ranch—1500 feet water oil heat, two blocks to grade stiAke runabout, 38 h.p. outboard. rooms and bath, garage and sun «r. LOUIS bedrooms, one acre of land, brand BRAE-BURN REALTY IBIB. M«Cmtl WtWtPBPH BYMtlCASt heating units, oil fired, Uiree^ar Large living room, fireplace. Din • <’* 575 Main Street living area, rec room, two-car ga­ school. Junior Hiigh and • Senior Call MI 9-4770. j____ Visit our Baby’s Department for porch.' Heat and hot water fur- ] ■ new, priced at only $16,800. R. F. Manchester, Conn. rage, . large nicely landscaped lot, garage, good location. Phllbrick Dlmock Co., Ml 9-8248 or Barbara Ing area. 2 bedrooms. Sunny High. Convenient to churches, MI 3-6273 dstttS 21 FOOT PEMBROKE cabin Cruis­ good buya on quality high chairs, nlshed Middle-age or elderly cou- Agency, MI 9-8464. near Country Club. shopping. Well landscaped. training chairs, playpens, cribs, Woods. MI 9-7702.______kitchen. Tile bath. Garage, Large APPEALING 5 room Gape, double er, 1959 Evlnrude 80 h.p., sleeps pie only. $80 per month. Box G, | $17,800. Owner transferred. MI MANCHESTER —Wanted four or carriages, crib mattresses, etc. lot. Reasonable. $13,700. H. B. garage, large living room with Beautiful Colonial- Six rooms, four galley, enclosed head,/fully Herald. Summer Homes for Rent 67 Business Property for Sale 7< i B. CENTER BT.-Colonlal home, [MANCHESTER —Low down pay­ Grady, Broker. MI 3-8009. 9-2537. Lawrence F. Fiano, MI 8-2766. oolyl' Furniture for the entire home at liousBs tor Rent 65 iBrge rooms and sun parlor, fireplace, dining rdom, play rt»m, garage, rear porch and patio, out­ more-roopi home up to $11,000. equipped. Ready for , water. THREE ROOMS completely fur­ ment assumes mortgage, cuatom tandicaped yard. Oiacoe Agency. ANdrewg 7-2902. , —■ savings. COVENTRY LAKE—8V4 room cot- BUSINESS BUILDINO In « busi Wo-car garage, excellent condl- 12 CENTERFTEIJ3 ST.—Four room door fireplace and patio. No finer BOLTON LAKE —SUrtHng thr*e- nished, all utilities paid. $20 week­ SIX ROOM duplex one block from split level, 7 large rooms, 1% , Ml 9-0626, Evenings, weekends home on Porter Street. year-old 5>4 ranch, full cellar, 7:80-9 daUy g« for rent. Neat and clean. Ex- ness section. Owner leaving town tien. Owner, MI 8-7444. baths, bullt-lns, patio, picturesque Cape, garage with smesite drive OUTBOARD runabout—cost $480, Opon 10-8 ly one block from Main St. Tel. Main St., W o blocks from Center. Phone MI 9-9728 for details. CaU Bob White, Ml 9-6277, double^lot, fireplace, enclosed Legal Notice Children accepted but no amall ceUent fishing and swimming. landscaping, many extras. Carlton Full basement with recreation A* selling $278. Never used, five P " ; MI 9-9428. MANCHESTER— Off East Center room. Secluded lot with ahade , 4 Family—excellent condition, porch, aluminum combinations, MI 3-8187 children. $90 monthly. Available Private bAach. W1& sleep family of St. 6 room home, excellent condi­ W. Hutchins, Ml 9-8132. , VERNON—Deluxe aik room ranch very good income. Fine central lo­ LIQI'OB PER.MIT senger, front and center decks, 853 FOUR Bo o m heated apartment, five. MI 4-1205. trees. Call owner MI 9-8548 or MI beach privileges, oply $18,800. hOTICE OK APPUCA'nOl* immediately. MI 3-7029 after 6 Houses tor Sale 72 tion. Large - spacious rooms. on 200’x400’ lot. Large fltjepla,ced cation on bus line. Armstrong ft Oismberlain. Mr. Thin it to eivo nolicc that I. MAX* •o*% E. Center St. MI 8-0789. Includes atove, refrigerator, heat, [e ig h t r o o m s —Can be used aa 9-4829. living room, spacious i dining p.m. LAKE CHAFFEE—Modem water­ Screened porch. 2-car garage, Belaskv, BU 9-6478, MI 3-0987, WKLI. I*. MILLER, nf 28 Milfortl Rd m m *®‘oril,. Wearing Apparel->-Fur8 5? hot water, and utilities. Centrally $18,900. "Phflbrlck Agency, MI one or two-famlly. New gaa heat­ room, family sized' kitcton plus 7 room single or' 4 and 8 room Manrhpsi^r, Conn., have filed an arv- OUTBOARD runabout, cost $450, front home; fully equipped; avail­ $13,900—« room cape, aluminum er, storm windows, larga lot Call MANCHESTER—Move right in. 4 licatinn dated June 3. IJWO, with the located. Rent $79.60 monthly. Call SIX ROOM Cape, fireplace, ti’ees, 94084. ,, three large bedrooms. Recreation duplex. Very good—a bargain. too DELMONT ST. -6 room cape, C Sen $275. Never used, five PM_ SIZE 9 aqua organdy mffled bal­ 'arage, bus at comer. Bowers able June, second week July, siding, fireplace, hot water heat, MI 8-6804. bedroom cape. Furnished or un­ Iquor Control Commission for a senger, front and tenter decks. 853 Ml 3-7925 or BU 9-0989. furnished. Architect’s plan' for room with fireplace. Breezeway, Many, many more. nice’ location, quiet street, two DruiTffist Beer permit for the sale of lerina length gown worn once. Jchool. Reasonable. Warren B. September, Phone 'evenings MI dorme'ra, garage, treea, bua. 4H% BOL’TON—custom 8 room ranch, - ' ' '■ \ alconoHc liquor on the premises. Miller E. Center Street. MI 3-0789. mortgage. Carlton W. HUtchlna economicsU, pleasant living. Liv­ patio, double garage. Under blocks from grammar, new junior Was $40 will sell for $20. MI PLEASANT- 8 room furnished Howland, Realtor, MI 8-1109. 8-0284, artistic atonawork. huge porch, $10,800 8 ROOM ranch, aluntiunm $26,4(X). 'Catherine V. O'Leary. Lots and lots of luscious lots in Pharmacy. Inc., 2W Green Road, Man* atom s, ameslte drive, 300’ front­ ing room, fireplace. Dining area. and aenlor high schools. Two Chester. Conn. ‘ - SUPER SAILFISH — new 1958. 3-1886. apartment with b a th jn d j M“ 9-8182. breezeWay, two-car garage, land­ Real Estate. MI 3-6580. lovely locations, water and sewer. entrance. 23 Apei Place. MI 8-7267 FURNISHED six room Cape, shady COLUMBIA LAKE — $ bedroom age, view, Carlton H. Hutcblna, Kitchen. 2 bedrooma, ^bath, first rooms upstairs, each with dormer, The business Is owned by MAXWBTJ, made of harborlte covered ply NEW 6 ROOM risnch, buUt-ln stove, scaped, aeaawiably priced. Carlton L. MnXER of 08 Milford Rd.. Man* evenings. yard, available June 20-Septem waterfront cottage, for season or AO 9-8132. floor. ’Twin bedrooms, second JERRY FAY AGENCY oak floors. One room paneled rhestec^-jConn.. and will be 5 Year Guarantee wood cotton sail,- excellent condl 58 fireplace, garage, cellar, 175 foot W. Hutchins. MI 9-8182. MANCHES’TER—‘Immaculate five Owner, MI 9-3883. Wanted—fo Buy ber 1. MI 3-2391. half season, sandy beach. Call floor. Screened porch. Garage. room ranch, large living . room, by MAXU^ELL L. MILLER, of 28 Mil tlon $200. PI 2-6879 after 6 p.m. FOUR ROOM apartment near High Serrigno Agency, Harrison 8-1886 frontage, trees. Only $18,900, Carl­ DEUdONT ETKEET—6 room two- Plastered walls. Hot water heat. ford M.. Manchester. Conn., as per- No Money Down -ft Over 18,000 Jobs SatlsfaetorUy Dene, WE BUY, SELL or trade antique BOL’TON—Four room rahch with raised, hearth fireplace,'* conven­ MI 3-7029 MANCHESTER-Two family. 4-4, school. Hot water heat, electric LAKE STREET on Box Mountain, any time. ton W. Hutchins, Ml 9-8132. story house. Excellent condition. Fenced lot. Near bus.' school. H. MAXWEI,L L. MILLERn ft The Least Expensive W ey to ExpaAd and used furniture, china, gl®®®> 2-car garage, acr* of land. $10,900. iently located. Reasonably priced city conveiiientes, oil hot water ft Our 12th Year Building Dormer*, Building Materials 47 stove and refrigerator furnished. 6 room salt box next door to J. D. R ^ ty , 470 Main St., Ml Priced for quick sale. J. D. Real­ B. Grady, Broker. MI. 3-8009. at $15,900. Gerard Agency, MI T. J. CROCKETT, Realtor Dated Jun^ 11th. 1980. sliver, picture frames and ola COTTAGE AT Misquamicut by MANCHESTER — Delightful Colo­ ty, 470 Main Street. Ml 8-S12S. heat, full cellar, garages, excel­ 5'Years to Pay ft A five-year unconditional gnaraatoa. Call MI 8-7704 any time. school. Children accepted. Avail 8-6129. 3^)365, MI 9-0626. coins, old doUs and guns, hobby able June 20, $90 monthly. MI week or month. All electric kitch­ nial, built by Rosaetto, 6 rooms, 1*4 MANCHESTER—11 Seymour St. $11,200—Roomy ranch with gkrage lent location. $l!T300. Armstroni ft No money down. Up to 7 yean to pay* USED BTJILDINO materia for baths, formal dining room, extra MANCHESTER—6 room ranch^ ga- ft Chamberlain. Mr. Belaaky, B1 collections, attic cbntenta or whole BASEMENT APAR’TMENT— Two 3-7029 after 8 p.m. en. Call after 6 p.m. MI 9-5856. MANCHESTER Cuatom buUt, Cuaton-built Cape, fireplace, plas­ BOL’TON LAKE—Four room ranch, in Bolton, large lot. Buifdins QuaKty Dpnn«f$ From riw Barfc- ft First payment June, July, AugusL sale 2x3s and up, sheathing, stor­ estates. Furniture'Repair Service, large living room, nice yard with rage, dining room. Ttmgren, Brok­ 9-8476, MI 3-0987. age bins shelving, work benches, rooms, kitchen and sun porch, oversize 8 room Cape, wi bus line, tered walls.’ $14,500, Bragg Real­ oil heat, oak flooring, wooded lot, ft F.H.A. Financed and A p p rov e TalcottvIUe. Conn., TeL Ml 8-7449. lavatory. 82 North Street. MI fireplace, SeUing for $17,200. R. er. 113 Main St., Ml 8-6821. ty, ’Thompaonvllle. RI 5-7913. $13,700-Big 4 rooms, up to Kchool shirM to tha Blua Ridqa MeuntaiM. two complete bathroom seta. Wo P. Dlmock Co., MI 9-8245 or shrubbed lot, with snade trees, lakefront pri'vilegea] price re­ VERNON—Five room ranch, base- kitchen sinks, (cabinet), wooden 9-3166. SIX ROOM singlo house, 8 bed­ Wanted to Rent 68 One-car ga r^ e, ameslte drive, duced $8,900. Goodchild-Bartlett St. Top value, clean, ^8 and WE TRUST YOU f U.S. colng need­ rooms , electric stove. MI 8-8342. Johanna Evans, MI 9-5653. SHORT WAY OUT. Direct from COLONIAL—22 Bowers St., 2 large ment garage, recreation room, BUILD IT kitchen cabinets. W o hot water ed (1) send Hat, (2) we’ll send ’THREE AND FOUR room apart­ city water, sewer, and sidewalks. owner, comfortable 8 room house, bedrooms, living i-oom, dining Realty. Realtors, BU 9-0939, MI $18,900—Just off the lake, extra lot, fireplace. AYmstrong ft Chamber WANTED TO RENT with option to furnaces, modem radiators, com­ check, then (3) you send coins or ments, furnished or unfurnished, FOUR ROOM single dwelling, heat NICE 6 ROOM Colonial with fire­ Priced for quick sale. Phllbrick approximately three acres of land. room, kljchen. paneled-den with 3-7925. 2 bedrooms. i' lain, BU 9-6476, ,TR 5-2865 Mrs plete windows. Including frame, return check to Centre Coin Co., and hot water, 3 blocks from State buy 3 year or more lease with place, East Middle Turnpike. Agency, MI 9-8464. Write Box D, Herald. isilouale windows. Aluminum sid­ Dunn. parking, garage, adulta, Bolton option. WiU pay $100 monthly, sin­ Q _ When did the British royal Home Improvemoitt and aluminum storm windows, 5 Centre St., Hempstead 25. N. Y pleasant location. MI 3-6389. ’Theater. Adults only. $90 monthly. $14,900. J. D. Realty, 470 Main St., ing and storms. beautifullv 1$1S,000- -Vacant * room cape, over doors, and plumbing supplies. gle home, three or four bedrooms, MANCaiES’TER ROAD, Glaston­ TOLLAND--70 foot ranch with fire­ by Verplanck, swimming pool. MANCHESTER— -Two-story eight family become known as the Write P- O Box 128, Manchester, MI 3-5129. bury,' facing the golf course, 6 shrubbed lot, close to schools. Of­ Choman House Wrecking, open ROCKVILLE—Second floor apart­ school district, Manchester, for place, hill basement, three bed­ fers Invited. MI 9-5051 sfte/ 5 p.m. room home, full basement, city House of Windsor? daily 8:80 p.m.-6, Saturday 8-4, or Rooms Without Board 59 executive family by July 1. MI 60-62 POR’TER 8T. Exceptionally room Cape, breezeway garage, just listed $15,500 - 4 and 3, t'»’o-famiIy, all conveniences. $15,800, Armstrong A —George V adopted the name of Now England, Ino. ment, four rooms, heat and hot Summer Homes for Rent 6V rooms, eight cloaeta, two-car base­ call MI 9-2392. water furnished. MI 9-9258.' 9-8300. large two-famlly, now vacant, ex­ nice lot. Priced for quick sale. J.’’ ment garage, family room 34x26, NOR’TH COVENTRY-Oversized 5 vacant, owner will finance. ft Chamberlain, BU 9-8476, TR of Windsor for the royal houee in COMFORTABLE room for a gen­ D Realty. 470 Main St., MI 3-5129. manchester heights off autumn ‘st. CONGAMOND—Babbs Beach sec­ cellent condition. Priced right for lot 150x700 with spring led bub­ rYYom ranch, large lot. Aaaumable 5-2642. 1917, during the war with Ger­ OPERATORS 8TANDINQ BT tleman, separate entrance, park SINGLE HOUSE or downstairs quick sale. MI 9-5229, 9-5. . —tWYvfamily 5-8, quiet neighbor- $15,700—Ranch on RY>ute 6. brook tion. Sleeps eight, heated, hot and MANCHES’TER—Union St. New bling brook. Low taxes. Priced for 4 'j% mortgage. Asking $12,500. included, acre plus. many. to get away from the Ger­ — CALL NOW! Diamonds— WatriieB— ing. MI 3-1616 or MI 9-2981. THREE ROOM apartment for rent. flat. Minimum 6 large rooms, cen quick sale J.* D. Realty, 470 Tongren, Broker, 113.Main St,, Ml hY>od, ideal for in-laws, city water FOR A TREAT man name of Saxe-Coburg and cold running water, screened back trally located. MI 3-2551. DUPLEX 6-6, 94-96 School St., mod- two-family duplex 8-5, two l^d- and sewer, oil hot air. well kept, Jew elrv Available July 1. MI 8-7591. and front porch, row boat $80 Main Sf.. Ml 8-8129. 8-8321. $18,000—Bayberry In Bolton, Gotha, which Queen Victoria too)s HartferA—JAckson ftiSdlS ATTRACTIVELY furnished rooms, em bathrooms, two-car garage, rooms, bath, living room, kitlchen, bam for thoae tools and mower, SEE THE FURNiSHEp New Haven—UNiversity 6-8$08 LEONARD W. YOST, Jeweler—re­ complete light housekeeping fa­ POUR ROOM duplex, bath, pantry, weekly. MI 9-9092,. CH 7-1007. WANTED TO ifelYT— Five large excellent location. Reduced. J. D. dining room. Open for Inspection and two extra 50x150. lota in zone rooms. Ideal s^ t. from' Prince Albert. rooms in two-family house and Simday 2-8. Archambault. Build­ MANCHESTER — Special (Buy) SOUTH WINDSOR pairs, adjustg watches experUy. cilities. Prices as low s» $10 week- hot Water. Available June 19. MI Realty, 470 Main St., MI 8-8129. Mitten. This month only. Nice 2- Sensstlonsi value! Sparkling 6 b. oumer leaving state says find $17.S00--Lydall St. ranch with extra COLONIAL MODEL ly. Central. Oilldren accepted — CXJLUMBIA LAKE—Group of small guage, all modem conveniences, ers. MI 8-1440 and MIL8-4298. Q _ Which colony was respon­ TO OE SURE! HBasonable prices. Open Tuesday .9-1061. cottages available for $35 to $78 famlly duplex, central, 8-car ga­ room ranch. 2 complete baths, full the right party for the whole pack­ ” in-law” quarters. thni Satm^ay, Thursday eve­ limited. 14 Arch St., Mrs. Dorsey modem bath with shower, adult I CAROL T^iVB — RockvUla. $18,- age. priced mid-twentlea. sible for the earliest ieeue of weekly. -W aterfront location, 650. 5 rbom ranch, large living rage, just reduced to $16,800. basement, attached garage. De­ AT paper money in what is now the Oflloea Located in nings. 129 Spruce St. Ml. 9-4887. couple. Can furnish good refer­ ST. JAMES PARISH Beautiful 7 room Dutch Colonial, $18,500 -Way up on Gardner.' 8 e New York o New Jersey e Connecticut e Washington, 0 . O. Business Locations docks, safe for children. Ml 3-2693, ences. Availability July 1. Rock­ room, cabinet kitchen. 8 bed- lightful half acre lot. Priced for manchester green—this one will | WOODHILL HEIGHTS United States? 3-car garage, good location, to action! rtjom cape. loaded with extras e Maryland s Virginia s Masaachusetta. NICE FRONT room, next to bath for Rent 64 MI 9-4929. ville ’TR 8-9476. rooms, 1%% morteage can be Beautiful 6 room Garrison Co­ not get you in dutch but that's] A—Massachusetts Issued paper with shower. MI 8-6422. asromfid. Mfirion E, Rowrtflon, settle estate,. Just reduced to ROBERT B. ANDERSON Garden— ^Farm— Dairy GIANTS NECK HEIGHTS, next to lonial, brand new. IM ceramic tile what it's called—dutch colonial, tix j $18.500—Carmen Rd., 7 room cape, Open For Yo^t;^ Viewing money to'pay its troops in 1690, 50 FOR OFFICE or business use. FAMILY with 8 children recently Brbker, MI S-59W. ____ baths, all plastered walls, fireplace. $16,600. Nice home plus Income, .TA 8-0139 large rooms, 3 BEDROOMS, fire­ 1>4 baths, garden, ■view, Products A’rTRACnVE cheerful room for Rocky Neck, four room . modem live rent free, full price, $10,800. Satyand Sun. 10 a.R). - 5 p.m. Main St. near Center, 8 rooms, reassigned from mld-West desires Easily financed. place, oil hot water, city water and | Q—Who founded the New York “gentleman In quiet home, central­ cottage. Knotty pine all electric single house, rural area, within $12.60(^'^IX room cape, full baa^ 7 room cape, 2-car garage, 1)4 $21,000 -7 roams, 8 wooded acres. NATIVE ASPARAGUS — Fresh ground floor, plenlty of parking. FIRST TIME ON MARKET aewef, aluminum combination w'ln-, V.A. and F.H.A. Finahqlng Symphony Orchestra ? ly located. Private telephone on kitchen, patio * hot wster, sleeps 20 miles of Hartford, around $100 ment, comblnati windows and J. D. REALTY acres land, can’t be beat to r 2-car garage in basement, next picked daUy, 3 bunches 89c, 12 MI 9-8229, 9-5. six, $66 per week. Mrs, Carter, $13,800. 3-bedroom split. « steal $14,200 dows and doors, amesite, and one | Directions: East Middle Turnpike ' a — Leopold Stokowski. bunches $2; crate of 24 bunches floor. MI 3-5331. per month. Call D. Manley, JA doors, ameslte drive, shade treM, 470 MAIN ST. MI 8-5129 of the most beautiful landscaped | to the Bolton School. COMPLftTELY redecorated and PI 2-8142. 84811, extension 389. 30 days ocn ’dapcy. Marion E. at $13,200. Many more at all price to Tower Rd. (opposite Park­ $3.89. Now taking orders tor freez­ LARGE ROOM, completely furn­ ranges. Call the Ellsworth Mitten Five room Cape CoA plus one un- yards in town. If you like privacy, $22,900 - 4 bedroom colonial on ade l. Tower Rd. to Brent Rd., Q — What are the official lan­ ing Or canning. Farmer’s Market, modernized building with air con­ Robertson. Broker, M3 8-5953. 56 ELWOOD ROAD — Colonial — look this one over, vemon, street, ished, with complete light house­ LAKE CHAMPLAIN, Vermont — Agency, Realtors, MI 8-8980, MI flniahed, full shed dormer, plus 2 Gerard St., beautiful yard. 1st left off Brent Rd..to Wood- guages of Pakistan ? 819 E. Middle Tpke., MI 9-0474. ditioning and private parking for Fully equipped 8 room lakefront Large living room, fireplace, priced sensibly at sixteen. keeping privileges. MI 9-4776. lease. Building contains 1600 aq. Business Property for Sale 70 29 AUBURN ROAD—Hying room, 9-5524. . front dormers, plastered walls, full hill Rd. and Model Homes. A — Urdu, EngUeh and Bengali cottage, private beach, boat, hot fireplace, formal dining room, formal dining room, cabinet kitch­ ASPARAGUS and Strawberries for ft. of office space and 1500 sq. ft. en with dishwasher, three bed­ are official. and cold Wftter, shower, electric large cabinet kitchen, three bed­ 91 PARK S’TREBT—7% rooms, V k Insulation, tile bath, hot water oil appointment only T. J. CROCKETT. Realtor JARVIS REALTY CO. canning. Also small amounts. A SINGLE ROOM, gentleman pre­ for basement storage. 88 Oak St., stove, etc. $65 weekly. Write Mrs. 618-620 CENTER STREETT property rooms, 1’^ batha, landscaped lot or call MI 3-8271 for appointment. rooms, two-car garage, m a ^ baths, fireplace, garage. Inspect heat, garage, ameaite drive, com­ MI. 3-4112 MI 9-1200 Michaud, PI 2-8096. ferred. MI 9-0722. Wallace Gokey, 72 Lyman St., with exceUent Income. Priced for beautiful trees. Marion E. Robert­ 80x200. Marion E. Robertson, T MI 3-1577 Q -W hich le the oldest of aU ex­ quick BiUe. J. D. Realty, 470 Main Broker, M3 3-5958. June 8 and 12, 1-5 p.m.. bination windowa 'and doors. Ex­ m. kenneth ostrinsky, realtor plosives ? S’TRA'WBERRIES—Pick your own, HOUSE FOR rent as office for Burlington. Vermont or call Man­ son broker, M3 3-5953. cellent condition, a t y water and PLEASANT nicely furnished room chester, Cqnn. Mitchell 9-3918. Street, Ml .8-8129. SIX ROOM Cape, combination win­ 73 A—Gunpowder. It was used by 25c a quart, bring contEdners. 336 in quiet home near Center to re­ professional or biwiness use. Plen­ sewerage. Quiet neighborhood. mi 3-5159 dows snd screens, wsll to wall Lots tor Sale the ancient CThinese, Arabs, and HUlstown Rd. . ty of parking. On bus line. Near fined gentleman. Free parking. Well landscaped lot. carpeting, Venetian bllnda. Near THREE B ZONE loU with city people of India. MI 9-7410. shopping center on Hartford Rd. ahopplng, bus, school. Owner Call Ml 3-7798. wster. Union St. Manchester, Flowers— Nursery Stock 50-B CHARLES LESPERANCE Ml 9-0497. $2,500 each. Ml 9-6498. Q—In anatomy what are the LARGE S’TORE at 26 Birch St. lalands of Langerhans? TOMATO, pepper, lettuce plants; Apartments— Flpts— MI 9-7620 LAKE ST.. VERNON EAST HARTFORD—Cozy five room TWO CHOICE lots in AA zone, one A—They are a group of granu­ 63 Apply Marlow’s, 867 Main St. ranch, large living room, alum­ also salvia, zinnia, calendula, Tenementb Near Main St. Parking. ______heavily wooded. Also one in Rock- lar cells In the pancreajj. marigold, straw flower, and pe­ ThsdaltwrL dtsmstA. ANCIENT HOME by a burbling PRICE $20,900 inum storms, jalousie irindowg, edge. Terms avaiabe. T. J. HEATED FIVE room apartment, brook, $9,900. New heating, new tunias, 85c dozen, 8 dozen $1. Al­ HALL FOR RENT, 40x80. Oak St. % u v , fenced-in yard. Assume 4)4% Ciwkett, Realtor. MI 8-1577. Q—In the expression "beer and ways open. PonticellTs Green­ third floor, centrally located, near Present dance studio. Call after plumbing, newly decorated, This is a natural for the ranch mortgage, pay $67 'inonthly includ­ new lawns. Five rooms.down plus skittles," what is skittles? house. 438 North Main Street. bus line. MI 9-7269 after 4 p.m 5 p.m. JA 7-1372. minded family. Three spacious bed­ ing taxes. Convenient to aircraft. BOX MOUNTAIN Drive, Vernon- A—An English game played by 8 partly flniahed up. Call Frank Gerard Agency. MI 3-0365, MI Beautiful lot. 150x209. $1,800. J. D. FOR RENT—Why look further! rooms large IMog room with fire­ throwing wooden disks at pins, like Household Goods 51 SMALL STORE for rent. 8 Sum­ Burke. CH 6-8897, to arrange in­ place, dining room, modem kitch­ 9-0626. Realty MI 8-5129, 470 Main St. We have new 3% room, heated mer Street. Ideal for shoemaker spection. ninepins. apartmenta In residential area of en walkout tesement with fireplace VERNON STREET—Six room Co­ ELECTRIC S’TOVE, gaa refrigera­ or other small business. $35, heat an3 picture windows, ideal for rec. R^kvUle Just 15 minutes from Included. MI 3-2457, 9-5 only. SIX ROOM Cape with -plenty lonial, nice living room with fire LAKE LOT for sale in (!k)ventry. Q--HOW long did the feudal form tor Ice box, two-bumer gas coffee Hartford by WUbur Cross High­ * room. Surrounded by beautiful of society last ,ln western Europe? homes closets, plus finished rec room, place, formal dining room, beauti MI 3-7376. m ^ er. MI 3-6389 after 6 p.m. way. Kitchen appliances furnished. faundry room, oversized garage- trees~and datvn. Truly magnificent. ful vard. Belfiore Agency, MI A—Feudalism began to appear Rouses for Rent SB Shown by appointment. 24” G.E. T-V, all channels, new MI 9-4824, TR 6-1166. , Lovely fenced yard for children S-5J21. ASHFORD LAKE about the middle of the 800s. It picture tube, $95. Kelvlnator auto OFF CENTER STREET - VERNON, CONN. writh many extras. Top value at Offers Choice Building reached ita height in the 1200s and ’THREE OR FOUR room apart­ $16,800. MI 9-7556. BOLTON—A real )iome in the coun­ had almost vanished by the end of matic washer, $78. Both excellent menta Including heat, hot water, FOUR ROOM duplex with garage. PAUL Jt CORRENTI Lots For Sals working condition. MI 9-0710. Adults preferred. Tel. MI 9-2136. try. Thla la the plac4 you are look­ the 1400s. gas for cooking, electric refrigera­ ing lor. 5 room ranch, beautifviliv 26 miles east "of Manchester tor and gas stove. Call MI 9-TIS7 MI 8-5363 Pay Us a visit Three Rooms of Furniture landscaped lot, 100x264, ivith Q—Who was the youngest army from 8-7 p.m. wEii m wurnm sitirmy ^ y r m TOM* trees, shrubs, amesite drive and Winning De$ign- ARTHUR A. KNOFLA chief of staff In American his­ FROM MODEL HOME FOUR R(X)M garden apartment, garage. ’’Large picture book MI 3-5440 JH 9-5938 tory? - clean, wqll maintained building, The Magic Of Embroidery! kitchen.” Large living room, fire A—Gen. Douglas MacArthut. a SEPTIC TANKS place, many extras. Charles W. Cost Over $700 heat, hot water, atove, refrlgera CLEANED and INSTALLED ANDOVER LAKE—Desirable .lake- tor and parking, $116. MI 8-1809, / Lathrop, Agent, MI 9-0384. front lot, trees and fireplace. Call • SEWERS MI 9-4425. NEVER BEEN USED AD 6-1269. NYLES DRIVE—7 room split, rec Sale Price $388 MACHINE CLEANED READY FOR occupancy—New 6 reatiop it>om, garage, double lot ENJOY SWIMMING, boating or room apartment with ceramic tile • INSTALLATION excellent - value, $18,990. Good fishing? 14 lots at Coventry Lake, Pay Only $4 Week bath, built-in oven and Stove, child-Bartlett Realtv, Realtora, BU not waterfront nor large enough $12,800 quiet neighborhood, $125. MI SPECIALIST 6-Room RANCHES 9-0939, MI 3-7925. for building, but all have lake Manchester, West Sacrificing complete bddroom, privileges. $5Q each. Tel. Williman- complete living room and kitchen 3-2573. I. , LODGE DRIVE—6 room Cape Side, older 7 room b^signeid For Style oiul^ tic HA 3-4896. Engllah Cape, recent­ decorator furniture from model dis­ IMMACULATE five room duplex Town and Country overlooking lake, oil heat, close play home. We will give you free center, excellent condition. $14,500 NORTH COVENTRY-— Several ly built 2-car gqrage, with two enclosed porches and Qracious Living! ameaite .drive, combi­ delivery and free storage up to one spacious yard. Garager oil heat, Drainage Go. GoodchildsBartlett Realtv, Real­ large half acre homeaitea, high year. tors. BU 9-0939, MI 3-7925, dry location, natural shade on nation'windows, con­ electric hot water. No chUdren. no The Bronze Medal* venient location, A pets. Rental $80. Inquire 842 Ml 9.4143 black hard road. Reasonable N O R M A N ’S PRICES START AT lion symbolises eleo- OPEN HOUSE terms. Owner. PI 2-6658. rare opportunity at 443 Hartford Road Adams St. trioal exoeUence and this low price. M the assurance of TOMORROW 2-5 P.M. Before you buy furniturefumlt any- Remrt Property for Sale 74 McCa r t h y where—shop at Norman’; good value and solid TWO FINE OFFERINGS ENTERPRISES $ - electrical UvabUlty ON BEAUTIFUL Sj'taffordvllle Realtors WHITE ENAMEL 40" Universal SEPTIC TANKS in a .modem home. It Manchester—143 Benton Street. Lake. Cottage 25x41, lake-shore Bob Murdock , electric range,' over 10 years old, means that the home. Recently renovated 4 bedroom MI 9-4576 Experience has shown them that newspaper AND frontage with dock, private beach good condition, $1!^ MI 9-5012, Is Ywlred, Ughted and home, top condition, new H. B Cottage needs some finiahing. Half MI 3-6472 LOAM equipped with elee- Smith oil hot water system, ga- hour drive from Manchester. PLUGGED SEWERS trtcal f e a t u r e s rags/^patio. close to High, Junior readers are enthusiastic prospects who know . USED ELECTRIC stove, good con­ Priced for quick sale. J. D. Real provided for the High and Bowers School, $15,500:) ty, 470 Main St., MI 8-5129. dition, $50. MI 3-7735. Machine Cleaned For Sale more efficient and (Between E. Center St. and Mid die Turnpike). what they want... and that the place i to REFRIGERATOR, 13 cubic foot Septic Tanks, Dry WeUs. Sewer pleasurable living Philco, top freezer, good as new. Lines Installed'—Cellar Water- 4.S.6-7 Yd. LOADS In keeping with to­ Manchester—36 Bush Hill Road Reasonable Williams Rd., Bolton. prooSng Done. 23,900day’s higher elec­ Seven room home, delightful 1)4 find it is in their daily newspaper. Adver­ M3 8-8482. Call trical standards.' acre lot, large bam. Ideal comfort Normon LatuHpp* able country atmosphere. $17,900 McKinney bro s. (Close to East Hartford line. Just tisers know that their dally newspaper f $13,700 S«w«ra<|* DUposd Co. Ml 3-7172 WELCOME to a new residential arei of Vernon, Conn. Here is luxury suburban living combined with DIRECTIONS. Wilbur Cross off Hillstown Road from Spencer ISO-182 Pearl St.— Ml 8-5808 Street). SntOOM CAPE Pflrkway to Exit 96 (Dobson^ reaches MORE prospective customers MORE 12x24 living room, one car WARREN E. HOWLAND, garage, choice location plus fireplace, separate dining room, bronze medallion kitchens with G -E bmh-m oven ar^ range, rec ^ Realtor beautifully landscaped lot. tion^rooms with fireplace. One home has a two-car garage in the basement, the other home nas vitle Rd.) Then Rt. 30 to Vernon 575 MAIN STREET effectively and economically than any other For further Information to attached garage with a sundeck above it. Large 150x200 ft. beautifully landscaped , on vour MANCHESTER, CXINN. see call MI 9-5245. Center, left to Centjsr St., and MI 3-1108 R. F, DIMOCK CX>. WANTED t h S e ^ e S f t l e s s other features which make these homes unique in every respect; and oriy ®nJ®"/ medium. Barbam Woods Ml 9-7702 own inspection will you truly appreciate the master craftsmanship and custom styling in y • first left to HILLTOP HOMES. ELSIE DRIVE—Six room ranch Johanna Evany MI 9-5653 ^ t h e m t X r V e wihilso^c^ build your home from your plans or ours. Designed and ■with full basement, natural wood Create a lovely set of linens for Linotype * Intertype One of the top winners in our work throughout. Twin-sized bed built by U apd R Housing Corporation. - latest design contest at UELA. the bedroom through the magic of rooms, beautiful lawn. Belfiore Outstanding back-wrap frock with embroidery! You’ll find these pret­ Agency, MI 3-8121. plenty of eye-catching details. ty daisy and butterfly designs easy No. 8132 with Fatt-O-^Rama is to do. R educed '$7900 Operat^or Sales By: In sizes 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20. Bust Pattern No, 6772 has hotTlron 31 to-40; Sizes 12, 82 bust, 6)4-yards transfer for 4 daisy-butterfly-mo­ MODERN of 35-lnch. tifs; color chart: atltch tlluatra- BOLTON. $U.800 This very desirable/ranch on Beelzebub Rd. To order, send 35c in coins to tious. N«w 6*Room Cope has been drastically cut In price from $21,000 to It U 2 To order, send 26c In coins to:— year* old and has been occupied under l e ^ but wlU b e '® * * )^ mattrlffa4fr lEiiFning 2f$ralii PART*TIME SUe Burnett, The Manchester Eve­ Full shed dormer, 1)4 baths, TV SERVICE nings Herald. 1150 AVE. OF Anne-Cabot', The Manchester Eve­ and available for oecuppney on June 16, There are 8 bedrooms. ning Herald, 1150 AVE. ' OF formal dining room, one acre AMERICAS, NEW YORK 86, N. Y, wooded lot. For further in­ 11/2 baths, full basement, lot ISOzSOO. r \ 405 CENTER STREET AND R REALTY CO For Ist-class mailing add 10c for AMERICAS, NEW YORK 86, N.Y. formation to see call MI nr DAY W O RK,, each pattern. 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PAGE. TWELVE ifllanrbPBter lEogittno l|gralh TW O M IL U O N B eiry Feat Daite PRESCRimom About T om^ Heard Along Main Street Set By Society Safely Compoandei X>r. Bugene D*vU and his family And dti Some of Manchester^ Side Streets, Too ARTHUR DR08 St. Bridget’s Rosary Society will leave tomorrow- for Dartmouth Mrs. Ruth L. Shea has beenf SheU Oil Co at toe helm of toefm ent organizations.- ApprenUceS Conogh at Hanover, N. H., where sponsor im anhual strawberry fes­ receive certificates in recognition What’s In a Name? ^left the board with $I1,.846 further named hea(l of the interior deco- CPC the doctor will attend the 10th re­ to cut. tival Friday, Jurie^ 17, from 6 to The election took, place just of successful completion of train­ union o f his Dartmouth class Mon­ Plans for the proposed new Cov­ rating department of Watkins ing in their various trades. Pour items were listed addition­ 8:30 p.m. on the church groipds. Bros., replacing Kenneth C- Ted- prior to the bieim\al outing Of toe day. Tuesday and Wednesday. enant Congregational Church on CPC at Holiday Hill. More than Lt. Gov. John J. Dempsey spoke Hackmatack St. provides for a fel­ ally, including 12.726 for. the sum­ Mrs. LaWrence Dunn is general fdrd. Tedford has Accepted a, post Some of his classmates are Dnder- mer education program; ,.-82,iXW 400 Connecticut oilmen attended at the Wednesday graduation, chairman. Entertainment ^ 1 1 in­ as: stylist and designer . for the seexataiy at the Treasury Fred lowship meeting room. . \ for an accounting ma^uho rental; the all-day affair. which recognized apprentices in I RADIO BATTERIES] Scribner, New York Gov. Nelson Women of the church want to Craftex Co. of Philadelphia, Pa., the central Connecticut area. $6,000 for two phyAlcal education clude music by toe an uphoAitery manufacturing firm. FRESH — ALL TYPES RodceCeUer, ■' former Republican call the meeting place the "Guild teachers; and $360 tot calcu late games, rides and balloons for the Gerald D. Jackson, son-in-law National Chairman Meade Alcorn, Room” after the name of the wom­ Mrs. Shea-has been in the deco­ Briefs After much discussion, board children. , » rating field for 10 years, has pre­ of Manchester Atty. John S. G. Dartmouth President JohA S. en’s organization. The men want Members of th e. committee in­ Frank P. Sheldon, of Meadow PoHerton^i member William E. ^uckley sug­ sented' courseis in ■ Interior deco­ -Bottner, has joined the Hartford Dickey, and Maine Democratic to call it the "Men’s Room.’’ gested the summer; program be clude MTS.>BhlUlp Hurley, Mrs. brokerage firm of Tucker, Anthony Lane, Insurance underwriter, has 180 Center St>«Oor. Oinroh Senatorial Candidate Ihomas Any doubts about who will win rating in Manchester and Stratford earned toe 1960 National Quality kept, and the accoupfting machine, Frank DeVoto, Mrs. W 1111a. m and has,.conducted" her own deco­ MaynaM. that argument? calcuiatot and two /gym teachers Schwofer, Mf®- 3<*bn Kelly, Mrs. Award Of the Life Insurance Agen­ rating business. cy Management Assn, and the Na­ be dropped. (He added the board Leon Terry, Mrs. David Fairbanks, She decorated the N.'Lakewood Twenty-nine 4th grade pupils of Senlorltig might find some other way to pay *frs. Ernest Fitzgerald, Mrs. Kath­ tional Assn, of Life Underwriters Circle home which, a number of for the 20th consecutive year. Also the Bowers School recently visited Seniors at Manchester High for the gym teachers). erine Muldpon, Mrs. James Com- ^ O ld Sturbridge VUlage at Stur- ins, Mrs. - James Halloran, Mrs. years ago, was featured in a Life a recipient of the quality award is School who were absent Monday "This will give ps a cushion of magazine article, and has. assisted HfESTOWN brldge. Mass., from the first organization of the William Gelinas, Mrs. J. Edward Wayne G. Mantz, 144 Green Man­ four dollars,” he concluded. McKeever, Mrs. Anthony Evans, Watkins Bros, id decorating work or Rd., district representative for graduation marching lines were •• - at Tufts University, Medford, 11 p h a r m a c y The L«ockamltha Assn, of Conn, obliged, when they returned the Mrs. Joseph Harrington, Mrs. the Lutheran Brotherhood. will meet here tomorrow at 2 p.rii. Demltted Wentworth Johnson, Mrs. Edward Mass. 459 Hartford Rd.—MI S-M4B following day, to take a position One of the persons nominated Tedford, the .former department John C. Beggs, 85 Baldwin Rd., at the K of C Home. Carl Kehler. Coltman, Mrs. Edward Hennlgan, an employe of Hamilton, Standard at the end of the line. There, de­ last week for an Office In the New head, has in recent years operated To m a in ta in our continuity Red Cross first aid Instructor, will spite the fact that they were re­ Mrs. Allen Richter, Mrs. Phillip division of United Aircraft Corp., show a film on the latest life-sav­ England Southern . Conference of Mahoney, Mrs. Joseph, Schausterj toe Tedford Gallery at 15 Oak St, has been promoted to the post of moved from most .of the group, which sold prints, paintings and of medical service Wd are ing, methods. j ' Methodists failed Ij^o meet all the and Mrs. Burton McNainar design engineer, they were imdaunted. and con­ qualifications. / J genial brotherhood among them Raymond E. Gorman, 139 N. The Holy Name Society of St. The nominating comiulttee ap­ developed. Neither did they repent parently took too much ori faith. Lakewood Clr., and Herbert J. Ste- \ Open All Day James’ Church will attend the 8 the fact that t^ey had "missed- the. venson, 507 Woodbridge St., have o’clock Maas tomorrow. Mj^mbers When the man’s name was read qualified for the Knight in Armor boat.” And must content them­ off, the minister of his former Hospital Notes are to assemble in the downstairs selves with being stragglers at Club of Travelers Insurance Co., SUNDAY church by 7:50 a.m. church hastened to infortn dele­ an organization of agents cited for the rear of the long doublt lines. gates that the nominee has been Visiting hours: Adults t to 8 Indeed, one of the happy tru­ p.m. Maternity 2 to 4 and 6:80 outstanding insurance production. The children of Mr. and Mrs. a Congregationalist for five years. Both men are scheduled "to attend Otto F. Schuets, 38 Cooper St, in­ ants was overheard addressing a to 8 p.m. Children’s Ward 2 to 7. partner in crime; . the company's conference at White- vite friends to an open house cele­ . Note In Passing field, N. H., June 19 through 22. brating thelrt, parents’ 50th wed­ "At w'hat l?each were you sick • Sign on the rear of a Manches­ ADMITTED YESTERDAY: RUG and ding annlvers^ tomorrow from 4 yesterday ?■;■ '■ * ter, car: William Powers, 69 Oakwood Rd.; .to 6 p.m. at toe American Legion Be Odd Clifford Leonard, Wapping; Jow Gerald D. Jackson Home, Leonaid S t Show Must Go On Be Courteous Labansky, 22X, N. Main St.; A Mo UPHOLSTERY •‘Sweet As Cotton Candy” was Anon DeFillppis, 31 Woodbridge St., and'R. L. Day as a registered rep­ The Rev. K- EJnar Rask and how the number was billed on the resentative. Notice program at a recent dance recital. James Kelly, East H w “ °rd; ^ CLEANING famUy will lekvo Tuesday for a Helen Hannaford, 10 W. Middle . Jackson, a graduate of Massa motor trip to IChfcago. lU., to at­ Two little ballet dancers, dressed Rockville chusetts Institute of Technology' WE HAVE DAILY In pink bouffant costumes, came Tpke.; Sebastian Falcone, Taylor tend a diamond jubilee conference St., Vernon; Wayne Chandler, Dart and the Columbia University Bus­ of the Evangelical Covenant onstage looking as "sweet as cot­ iness School, is married to the for- , DELIVERY TO THE TEL. Ml 9-1752 ton candy." But the spotlight, re- Hill Rd., Rockville; Irving Tinker, Church « f Amwica on toe campus’ Brothers Draw KellV Rd., Vernon; Thomas Prou- mer Deanne Rootner.. The couple ; of Norllh Park Collage June 21-26. veale'dl one tot had a bandage lives in Hartford. taped on her back and the other tv Storrs; Bradford Swift, East Ml 3%747 He will also Attend a..Covenant Deferred Terms Hartford: Walter Montie Jr., An- Ministers workshop a*, the 'g e o ­ had a bandage on her chin. BOLTON One youngster had been taped dover; Margaret St. Germain, Eni- Apprentices Graduate , '' logical Seminary from June 16 to In Theft Cases ington; Mrs. Grace G arbani^ Robert C. Dinardo, an employe 21. They will Visit at the home of after an operation on her back and the other had taken a dress re­ Bissell St.; Joseph I>ufrin, Cross of A.B.A. Tool and Die Co., and /Mrs. ItMk’e parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dr., Vernon: Darcy Smith,, 206 Roth L. Shea Ronald H. Hampson, employe of AREA Garner's /Fred Meyers, in Charles City, hearsal spill and the bandage cov­ Two brothers were given sus­ 8 GRISWOLD ST, ered three stitches on her chin. pended prison sentences' today for Oakland St.; Richard DuMault, Carter (Ilhevrolet Co. Inc., were ^ low a. Other church delegates to picture frames. Because o f. his among 250 apprentices who grad­ We Give Green Stamps two ISomers breaks, while a third East Hartford: Robert Wilbanks, move to Philadelphia, he has sold 'x the conference wdll be Mr. arid 63 Hackmatack St.: Mrs. Joan uated to journeymen ranks ) Mrs. Hjalmar Carlson and Mrs. Move Over brother pleaded innocent to the the gallery stock to FTancis Con- PINE LENOX In a world beset by summit col­ $7,0(8) safe break at Hartmann’s Kieiy, 31 Santlnl Dr.; Mrs. Flor­ Wednesday. ‘ Gladys Hanson. neUy of Hartford. The gallery Graduation exereftes were held lapses, the threat of nuclear bombs Super Market in Rockville. ence Hein, 235 W. High St.: D w ^ will be maintained, Watkins Bros, Tolland County Superior Court Therian, 218 Hackmatack r St.; in Berlin and marked completion of PHARMACY Manchester WATBS will hold e and missiles and fallout peril, officials say, although some re­ apprenticeship by the largest num­ FOR more than a few persoria have Judge Herbert S. MacDonald sen­ Mrs. Rita Gregory. Coventry. ^ decorating may be done by the Fathers Day potluck Tuesday at b i r t h YESTERDAY: A son to ber of pei:s6ns in the largely State- given some -serious thought to tenced Loyal Nickerson, 28, of company, which owns the space. 299 E. CENTER Sf. 7:30 p.m. at the Itallan-American basement bomb shelters in their New Britain to 1 to 4 years in Mr. and Mrs. John Guegel, 25 Mill sponsored program. SCREEN PORCH a u b on Eldrldge St. Members are Connecticut State Prison at Weth­ Sponsors are the Connecticut TEL. Ml 9^895 « OR homes. St. , , , Herzog Heads CFG State Apprenticeship Council and asked to bring their own place In the wake of the recent thun­ ersfield, with sentences to be sus­ BIRTH TODAY; A son td Mr. setting. Cujpe will be provided for A. H. Herzog, of Manchester, various State labor and manage- derstorms, a Bolton woman this pended, and 2-years probation, on and Mrs. Joseph Sllvlnsky, RFD 2 JALOUSIE coffee. There wUl be no weighing each of two counts of breaking and Connecticut District sales mana­ week confess^ that her fears are Rockville. ger of Texaco, Inc., was elected In that evening. still the old-fashioned ones—she entering. The sentences are to run —— concurrently with a similar sen­ DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: chairman of the Connecticut Pe­ ENCLOSURES is dreadfully frightened by light­ troleum Council (CPC) at a meet­ Mrs. Eleanor Green, 473 Gard­ ning flashes and thunder rumbles. tence imposed in Hartford County Mrs. Marilyft Dandurand, IM Your Best Buy Is ner St., has' returned from a 3- Superior Court for a series of Henry S t; H ^ Jensen. 465 E. ing of that group held Wednesday ENROLL NOW! \^en the noise of these storms n't HoUday Hlill, Cheshire. R^llablUty and Ezperienca weSk -visit to Denver, Colo., where bounce oft toe hills around her, our breaks, v, Middle Tpke.;/M iss Judith W eto, she -visited her son-in-law and George Nickerson. 27, of First 65 Bunce Dr.'/ David Bartlett Jr., Herzog, a veteron of 30 years DRIVER EDUCATION CUSSES ' CaU friend sits huddled on the back in the petroleum business, suc­ daughter, Mr. and Mrs. George stairs and on a rubber m at Ave., Thonipson-vllle, was gpven a 1 East Hartfo/d; , Mrs. Jeannette SO-DAY SUMMER COURSES Hodson. A granddaughter was to year suspended prison sen­ Glrardin. 36 Apel PI.: Mrs. Eliza­ ceeds Harry D. Cromble of toe 39 HOURS CLASS and 6 HOURS DRIVING R.G. KITTLE bom May 17. Gnshion tence on similar counts, also -with 2 beth DelnlcW. I l l Deming St.; STARTING JUNE 28. JULY 28 and AUG. 28 years probation. Mi 9-0468 The Board of Education was Mrs. Theresa Litrico, 23 Foster MORNINGS 9 to 11, MONDAY Thru SATURDAY Members of toe We Tw o Group EVENINGS MON„ TUES., WED., THURS.. 7 to 9 P.M. Local Agent For figuring Monday night where to Judgment was suspended St.; Mrs. Marguerite Patterson, of Concordia Lutheran Church will theft charges at the tvm breaks at Mrs. Lena Griffin, RFD 1, Bock- OPEN You may atart classroom 60 days before your 16th birthday and RUSCO have a picnic at Center Springs] allocate the $112,951 cut, it re­ ceived in its $3.9 million Inidget Precision Plating Co. And Stevens •vllle; Lee Darling, 176 Eldrldge your driving toe day you reach 16. ' „ _ _ And Park tomorrow at 1 p.m. Those at­ Mill in Somers where a total Of $W St.; Frederick Pease, Stafford 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. 6 Houri Driving $30 (pay as you goV, 30 Hours Classroom $2ZJH) tending are requested to use the for 1960-61. worth of goods was stolen. The members went about it by Springs: Linda Orslno, Wapping; SUNDAY. 8 A.M.-8 P.M. Bartlett-Bralwd Products Co Valley St. entrance. Members may James Nickerson, 34, also of Mrs. Nellie Stein and son, Elling­ 589 New Park Ave., call Mr. and Mrs. Michael Haber- listing all the items they were n rst Ave., Thompson.'Ule, pleaded MORTLOCK’S DRIVINfi SCHOOL positive they did not want to cut, ton; Mrs. Jean Downing and son, PINE PHARMACY PHONE MI 0-7398 West Hartford—AD S-4416 em, 30 Bank St., regarding food guilty to the four counts in the 66 Oyerlook Dr. 664 CENTER ST. 443 MAIN STREET______■. - contributions for toe picnic. Mr. and then examined those left over. Somers breaks, but pleaded inno­ and Mrs.' George Krause are in From the list of "leftovers,” they cent to four counts on Rockville managed to total $101,605, This charge of the program. breaks. He is charged with break­ CopyrlfM I960. Burw ii of Advertising of the Amerlcen Newipeper PublUhere Aeeocletlon. Ine. ing and entering at the A A P Su­ permarket and Bar 83 in addition UNITED METHODIST to Hartmann’s, and with theft of CHURCH OF BOLTON $6,835 from Hartmann’s. His case was continued! until the fall session BARBECUE for trial by a jury. Adults 11.75 The three brothers were repre­ sented by Public Defender RolJert' Children Under 12, $1.00 Amesite Drives J. Pigeon. BY T H f MANCHCSTCR EGG FARM Thomas Colla CO. ■ PIANO LESSONS ■ 4 7 2 K e e n e y S t — ^Ml f -9 9 0 4 Ml 9.5224 JA 2.5750 ' FOR BEGINNERS and I ADVANCED PUPILS BY | FRESH EGGS DAILY I SmoH 1^9$, 4 doB. $1.00 I Elizabeth Oallat | PuHtt , . 3 del. $1.00 STUDENT AT EASTMAN I SCHOOL OF MUSIC | Medium ...... des. 45e ALSO LABGErfXTBA PhoiM Ml 9-0293 j LARGE and JUmK) EGGS

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competing "Bell Telephone Hour” ; nlarried during their sophomore ICE CREAM CO. "Father Knows Best.” Also com­ "Lmntkrd Bernstein and the New peting "Danny Thomas Show" year at David Lipscomb College ■york Philharmonic” ; "Music of (1953). MANUFACTURES ' I \ I: \li|i> s M I > .t ‘-I lt\ i r i "Jack Benny Show”; "Red Skel Gershwin” ; and "Young People's ,ton Show"; and A rt Carney Spe­ Concerts.” Jack Drees, sportscaster ot cial, "V IP ." ABC-TV’s "Wednesday N igh t , Outstanding Performance By Fights," ip married to the former OrHteUrs Outstanding Dramatic Show: An Aeftor In A Series: Raymond "The Turn o f the Screw.” Also .Mary Roach, his best girl at the JARVIS REAITY CO. Burr in "Perry MaSon.” Also com­ University of Iowa, whmre he compeUng “Ethan'Frome"; "The peting Ricbard Boone n "H ave BEAI,TO«S-4NSURORS starred as center of-the basketball BANQUET Moon and Sixpense"; “ Playhouse Gun W ill Travel” ; and Rotoert team. 90': and "The Untouchables." Beeldentlsl— Industrial Stack In "TTie Untouchables.” Donald May (Sam Colt Jr., of Commercial Outstanding Variety Program: Outstanding Performance By An "Colt 4S") met hia mate, the former SPUMONI Another Evening With Frad Actress In a Series: Jane Wyatt Ellen Cameron, while studying Custom Service For Over M Veare 2SS B. Center S t,-^U »-4Wt lOHN L lENNEY SATURDAY T e le v it^ n PROGRAM C. LEROY NORRIS 8.-8S doka Gsatker's QgA Bead 8: 58 81 Men N ASSOCIATE II :M Sky Klas '^klmq^ TOy"w The nomadic life 18:18 Tsmbstaae Territary 1 Trve Story of an. BAim o family living in Man From laterpai 31 ONE HOUR Svapy SalM the Arctic Circle. Also the con­ 0.8. Marskal t t CaadiepiB Boarllac struction of an igloo. Jos trapping Markkam - 81 insurance of All Kinds U:M Africaa Palral and seal hunUng. dnWIee. O.SA. ^ 81 ‘WRTINIZING” DetoctiTe’a Diary 8:18 Wanted—Dead Or Alive 8 18:38 News. Weatker U - , Bonds 11:18 Nears, Weatker JFBparta 8, If Beal of Hapalaax CaiaMy S Starring Steven McQueen. 3Bounty • 1 How Dry C loaoiiiq Hawkeys 8 hunter Josh Randall Is forded to Newa ^ I over-come a tyrannical brother Pkoae Tke Pastor U Naval .Reserve Hoar K Satarday Nigkt Mswa M SSrtfO. MAIN STREET A t 2t E. Center St^ Maachester Hr. WlsSiii n before he can save the life of a rabies victliii. TeL BO S-77SS 'Pittsburrt. the ffirst stop ia foui-trew toop. PAGE THREE MANC 5TE5R EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JUNE 11, I960 ■ i '' SATURDAY, JUNE 11, I960 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ PAGE TWO -jS - 188 W. Mn>DUB«n TUESDAY Television PROGRAM ■ Tka Rlflemaa 8, 58 FLETCHER 8:88 Syd Jaffec Show > mantic accusations. . Baslaess Reaarl 8 Brave Stallion ^ Mystery Theater 1; lABORATORIES ^ t a m k ThU U The Ufa 8 4:38 lAe Falcon * Maverick ...» 1:18 Reading______O of____ Loirf 8 8:88 quick Draw MeOraw 9:18 Red Skeltaa Shew < 8. M 8:88 The Wertera Way 8 .Cartoon Fnntimc ■ James Garner stars In A ,P»J*o ■ Breakfast Tlau ■ Big Pteturo ‘ C*lt 46 8, 88 ELECTRONICS The Chrlitophera 8 Danger Is My Bnsince* 88 Brother. " (R). Bret Maverick Is 8:88 Hap Blcharda * 8:88 Wealher. New! aad Bports Donald May stars ta "Shadow at 8: Face The Nntlen M tagged as 'the fastest gun tn the ladaitry Oa Parade J? News Interview program; wl^ 8:18 Captain Rangaroa * Mark Saber Goldtown" 2 7 7 BROAD 8:18 Chrlitian Seleace 88 Stuart Novlns. moderator. Guest: W est.' , . 8:18 Almnnne The Pendtl*m lu­ LABORATORIES 8:88 Perceptloa ■ Dennis O'Keefe d i Joe PiUeofca , 1 ! Rep. Cheater Bowles (D.. Conn.), •'^irrrs^ssPi w o n d ” . p « . i . «* l l :88 Garry M oore Shew 8 Chrlitlaa ScIeace 8 8:88 Ed Selllfnii Show 8, 48 MANCHESTER Anne Shelter CInhboaze Ji Guests; Allen Case, actor-singer; -1 ■ Thia Ii The Ute 88 Foreign Policy advisee to Senator Gueeu: Victor Borge. oornedlan- Ding Delta School • ladastry on Parade « and Bob Newhart. Comedian. 18:88 Lamp__ Cato «i»88W M y m %^w 8 John F. Kennedy of Mass. lianlst; I-ouis Prlma and Keeley Romper Roem _ „ 8:35 Sportzeopo _ _ M-8o*ad «. M EASY TO 277 BROAD HeHBioue series, with X>r. G eorec Man Wlthont A Onn 8 rfmlth, with Sam Cowboy 'Theater’ . Frvotler In- 8:88 News , _ 8, 81. 88 Lee^arvln stars In "The Tiger’s Crothers. "Roger Williams." The World Championship Golf 81. 88 Witnesses; Jay Northychlld-jKtor: OR SALES ..Testigator” . Rocky Lone. News aad Weather • (3age." A supposed clown steals Matty's Fnnday Fannies PARK HERE program will describe one man s Connie Francis, singer; Wayne .Atauuiae -y -..■■48 ' 8;U Sport* Parade •• 818.000 and m urders the circus struggle against religious perse­ "Cat-Choo.'' when a cat, placed and Schuster, comedy team. In rrOUR OLDSMOBILE DEAI.ER” 9:88 Looney Tunes 7:88 Death Valley Day* ■ treasurer. _ „ cution. (R), - by a bad cold, finds a book that addlUon. Sullivan will present a 8:16 Oaptata Kaagarao Phil Silver* Skew • TY Preseata . 8. 88 Tiiere’a n«Yer • FAtU bk This Is The Answer A lists eating crow Msw Is a w e , scene from the Broadway play 512 WEST CENTER STREET 9:18 I Married Jea> Mevie At Seven „ "Goodbye Grandpa.” poignant DiepcfidcM* Service Chalice Of SalyaHoa M he tries to make Bum rte ctow ••Bye Bye Birdie.” and Insemar . .'I PecBS "Sal! Into Danger”. DennU drama of old railroader and proMem At STANBK’S. hla feast. However, the art»e bird JohMsaon and Floyd Patter^n.^ M l 8-1611 andaon with Elgar Stehli and The Christophers 88 9:48 Marjerie M ^ O’Keele . _ ^ N a meteru Op«8 — Bast Buy Yet This la The Ufe __ .88 ^ hu a few epeclal remedlee of will appear in a epeclal Interview U:88 Red fcowo «kow Weather-l£«al *«W9 — H Ktnald I»sby aa the principals. 18:88 Look Up And Lire 8, 88 . hie own. (K). Other etoriea. with Ed Sumvan. ^ ^ Doagh Ro Ml___ _ Hew* aad Weather JJ ettUen Soldier , , 18 Religious series. 8:18 Inside BneHe Matte O b lee ; _ ^ Hsilywood’a Boot I’yo Got A Secret *• Viera’s no doubt, ubout It. 8:88 Cellege Bowl , - , (Color). Singer Johnny Detnrkond “Joan of Palis/. Mlcholo 1:18 Dongla* Bdward*. How* 1*;88 Jehaay Mldaight 22 The Living Word Information game: ^ le n Ludden, Safety^Tested When you buy TV or R»- Odessey . _ i It host. _ ^ gan. Paul Henreld Waller Wiachell FlU 8. U dlo you wMit dependable 18:88 Tkrongh The Porthdie moderator, and eight collegian ,S:M Lawman *• S 18:88 On The Oo "Hike For Defen** of America Dafty’ a Tayera .18 11:88 Beadlar Oat Load conlestanls. , i;M TV Theater _ . a.. # Htar Perform aaoo Hews " Medic -t , 88 Xluindaj eveBlBFi ■ntO ■ervtee to back It up— Faith For Today The Lene Ra»er • • ••Night Club.** Twenty-three oC Used Cars" Dick Powell Star PlayhoUao *• I \ i; \ m o . > u the kind you fet here. Americans At Work 'Outlaws In Greasepaint," a dliH televltlon'a leading ladlet star kn Plar Tear Haneh Markham 81 ilsedh Lone Ranger encountere a this drama which unfolds In a 11:88 News, Weather A Sparta g jg Big Pictare onnd of outlawe and undertakes 11:88 1 I ^ » Starring John Smith Bacred Hesut KD rteWNew_■»_ j _ York I aOrU a... UIUUclub’s .» B powder mm#4 smgvFlr. awe.eroom The Frioe ISvJUghl Chawford Jr. ''Dark Yeidlct. A •- 11:18 Living Word ‘ to beat them at their own game. attended by a cynical and work- U :98 Decem ber Brldp. retired Judge (Thoma* MllcheB) Big News n 1 \ l; \m<), \l I >. A •< ' Film . FeaHire ' ' weary woman. (R'(R). ^ ^ OoBMBtratlsn take* the law Into hi* own hand* News A Weather 88. *8 SPECIAL! 11:88 Camera Three ij-TT TV Reader’s Digest 88 TV Mystery Show ». •• Today’* Wsimui by encouraging a lynching. (R). 11:18 Feature 48 88 Experimental series; James Mac- F ilm . . H Walter Slezak Is host ^ ^ Film llMwe* •« 4t« *8 11:15 Feature Film . _ „ . * anorew. host. 8:88 News A Weather M The Rebel M tl:88 Love Of Uto Ty Hardin »tarii !n *TQnd of a "Whistle Stop". George Haft. Ara 14* CROSBY ••LARK" SXJK 1.1FB This Oar Faith M evie At 8 >• RESTAURANT Tmth or CaaaegiMnee* Rope**. Bronco Layne aeekw to Gardner / [ The Mad Hoase pGbllc affaire series "Sudden Death". Jimmy Ellison, THE NEW The Besflass 0«n Jack Foar Shaw , . -- a wide range of topical Issues S U:A8 Beareh For 'Tomorrow revenge the killing of one of ms- OF Hlghwav Holidays. ReaBrsey _ heat frieiWa.' _ , World’s Beal Moytea I _ 35 H.P. Evlnnide El««*fk "Historic Virginia'*' and recurring problems. Interpret­ 8:88 Alfred Hitchcock PreicBle .8 ROUTE 8 Mid 44— BOLTONI It Conid Bo_Toa "Stallion Road". Zachary Scott. CANADA ing their slgnincance ^r »e Hermolne Glngold , stars In ’^ e f,oTO That Boh . 8:88 neaals WKaefe Skew » Ronald Reagan 11:88 News . average viewer. Douglas Edwards, Starring Dennis O Keefe. Hews^ Schwartx-Metterklume Method, 12:48 The OaMIag Ugh* II ;M Jack Paar Allow Folly Equipped 41395 18:88 American Legend host. . The story concerns an Impossible 1:88 My Little Margie Tp^rman 12:80 News aad Weotker - News Ronndap . Face The Natlen > inIn' th<» inn T^manncrmiiaiitiLj ottMi*-affair® -wr. —a i>#*U'~ — LIFE governess who disrupts a staid Finest In Food tiful prinersa who ha® nm away 1:88 News 8. Eajoy Yoar Garden Meet The Frees >• Victorian home with her unusual At Heme With D i l r INSURANCE 18:18 Capitel Reports Wimam Ten 5 frfl^m hoA® whrn unawar® Americana At I^rk educational scheme. ( Mevie Matlaeo !d® ntlfv.>« hire® h®r aa a dom®»- artoon Playhepeo •• The Alaskans 8. 8 A M Luncheon and Dinner Menus ••The iJidy Vanishes” . 18:88 Yonr Voice In Washington f Ml Rnvers ^ H Roger Moore elara In 'The Ral- T..oekwood. Part II A new Nielsen survey Indicates CONSULT flenalor Reports l^ o f Whitehorse." Young cotinle COCKTAIL IXIUNGE—NIOHTI.T ENTERTAINMENT 1:88 As The World Taras I The Many Loves of DoWe OJItis 8 summertime viewing at home Is Mc BJUDE'S 18:88 We Believe V Reader’s.IMgeet “ is determined to marry, despite Who De Tea Trust? Dwayne- Hickman *tors Doble Hollywood’ s Best • ;M The Twentieth Centnry 9. *• FREE PARKING—AIR-CONDITIONED has a d o se call with the law. up 8.3% since 1955. The survey on ^ e Stalrsf. Heather the fact that the groom-to-be Is News SPO R T SPO T Ihe-epot"Missions report Outer on 8 the ""'^ dvlng frofn.a lung disease. WEDDINGS. BANQUETS, PARTIES Fagaaal when he dates the daughter of a finds that "vlrtuany aa many peo­ CHARLJCS J. VAN DEU8EN Angel Turhan Bey. Plane, wnivii i» policeman who has him taggea Command Ferforman^ *x plane, which ^ - 18:88 The I.oretfa T ooa r Show ft . 88- M I S-*84* 1:88 At Home With KHty ple view TV in summer months as 109 CENTER OT.— M I 9-8147 DIatrict Supervlaor the first man Into J * ') ' Jack Benny Program 8 2:88 For Better er Woroo aa a frriuhle-maker. — "Always Open OTUt In the near future. Walter Cron- C ffE N SUNDAYS How Tall la A Giaat? 22. M at other times of the year” . About Modern Bclenee Thenter so After a tortuous trip to his vault. aeea For A Day klte narrates. (R). _ Benny emerges- to take Ma^ » ay la Court I. 48.' The poignant and dramatic story 35 of the .current fllmdd series will 164 Ir Center St., Manchester "The Omfir R oad" Sea Hant ^ I.lvingstone and Dennis Day to 1;M Gale Kterm Bhow of how-14 Impoverished Mexican be "axed” ' by next season—most Johns Bopklns rile.T -- WhIrlevMrds “ I.«retta Toaag Thea»er boys gave the Dnlted States « le:^ "Euteroe And You. -StoiT m Ihe the race track, where his unusual of them In the "violence” category. FOR EXPERT Tel. MI 9-4604 or PI *-6801 T im e: Preseal J* betting system Is crllclxed. Jack Hoase Party _ . son tn l>asehall and courage and Greek goddess and muse of murir won the T.Ittle T,eague World and Ivrlc T»rinr Introduced bv ■piavkoBse “ J winds up ,a winner and loser — 8:18 The People’s CReUo Three of NBC TVs forthcoming after an uncharacteristic day of Tenar Dr MaUaa Series In 1967. The program la "Bonanza” seijmenta will be Aimed -A' Front End ANonfnnnt Hr. William Sebastian Hart ’ ■** j?n "p e o v o st. June I.e>rVhart and W. P. OUlSH the first television . presentation spending. Beat The Ctaeb founder and musical director of Hugh Relllv. "Star Reporter. . Alt Star P la y h e u a o ^ of the Mexican art motlf^ picture. In Oregon. .Production of next sea­ the Gettysburg Svmnhnny Or­ Open' End S” TImmv snd Ijissle discover * 18:88 HTial’ . My Line? 8 1:88 The Terdlet Is Toom "The Ultle Giants.” Tennessee son’s "Untouchables” program it W fw«l Bfilnndnq ’rnURRlNE PAI*!TS chestra. T.ynn Poole, boat. to rob the dairy cooperative, wit John Dalv. moderator; panelist FUNERAL HOME Fram These Roots Kmie Fold U hoaL _ will start June ZO.VEIvIs PfeSiey's 1:88 Yonr flommnnily when neither the newspaper edi­ Dorothy Ktigallen. Bennett Cerf. Cooaeettent Baadol^ Wyatt Earp it Comoleto Broke OnTden^r'i Almnnne tor nor the sherltr helleyes them Arlene Francis and guests. TEL. MI 8-5646 Who Do Yon Trust? Hugh O'Brien stars. Mar.shal guest appearance helped the Sina­ • B R I I S H E S .Air Foree Story the hoy and the dor set out to Johnny Staccato 8. , At **8 MAIN STREET 4:88 Bauger A ^ y Earp teaches a hot-headed cow­ tra special draw 67.7% o t the Thonters S nnd 8. foil the robbers themselves. (RV Comedy Ployheuoe '82, S ervice Mike Wallace Interview ** boy that It Is hert available audience. Collego News Conf^enee - JJaa^ Frsaetses Real * Guest: Tony Onlsnto Amerleaa Baadstaad 8. for# you whoot, bi jh® v ®p- • WAT.T.PAPERS Former President Hnrrr S._ Overlsad Trsll J t . 88 Movie _ . geane'e TYali.” __ man. guest. InterylewH on For; Tea-8 — S E E ~ SIsrrIne WlRIam Hendlx as Alfred Hllchreek Preseata "Hot Rhythm.” Donna : r.S Mkrahal elgn Policy and 1980 Polities. k A" w ith^D SU Robert Loneiy. , High Road • CANTTiEPf^. POT.TPWP’ ^'5 Ruth Hagy. moderator ■ntP. "Weslhoiind^lage.: Kellv 11:88 Sanday News Speeial Q; What are the plana for News INCORPORATED 4:88 Hdre Ot Night * Ma Martta’a Roundup »* "The Arthur Murray Party” next CLARKE MOTOR SALES STEAMERS FOR RENT 1:18 Vesteedsy's News Reels » . decides to risk a^ron News and Weather ROBERT J. Adventare Tim# "■ ^ 8:88 Tlrktn^ 1:88 Home R n " ^ hostile Indian terrltofy^and signs Saaday Night Repert 4:88 News A Wealher »» Mike Connors stars In ‘The season?—Gina L. S sol BROAD OT.^^ Frontiers Of Faith on sn unusual group or. passen- Sanday NIghV News 8:88 Featare Film _ . ... Model and the Mob . A: The format of the Murray MI 9-*01* Public Affairs ^<^>7 ers. (R ). \ „ Washington____ Report 88 REAL "Massacre At Sand Creek John coyer police agent tfS*", Prill’s Paint anil Discussion of WhaJ j j nr\m Sr»vie a* 7 _ . . ’ Derek. Kverett Bloana. . a beautiful and s^iUly - P” "'- show will be unchanged, except MANCHEOTER ■ dnm?" A consldsratlon of Chrls- "Show 'nme". Richard Greene. 11:18 Movie'— " . ^ _ ** §MITH Fopeye Theater ^ that It. will appear on Saturdays ■tlanllv snd freedom. "Fort Apache’ . John Wayne EBTATE • "INSURANSMITHS ®*NCE m 4* ^Vaoas®'**”^ ^ ® ® Inent fashion model *7,7^ Ann Todd. 11:18 Featare Film _ , 868 M AIN STREET. GROUND FTAIOR— MI 9-5*41 First Show ** to outwit a gang boss with social at 9,;30 p.m. over NBC. W'^Mfijkiiur 5h»nn1v Talk Back Vos Asked For 11 ^ "Guest Wife". Claudette Colbert. "Slave Girl” . Tveaae DeCarlo. aspirations. (R ). _ Cane Coral Hmkea Arrow ' “ World's Best Movies 8 Roy*M»y Begero EAWHWKW _ " ^ — 645 Main St.—MI 9-0300 1 :48 Red Barber Show ro-stars John "None But The Ix)nely Heart". 1:85 Basehall Michael Ansara In "War Trail . -Carv Grant. Ethel Barrymor^ YOUR YARN SHOP Yankees ya Cleyeland (R) A dishonest Armv officer Kale Show * . . 88 8:88 Baseball who has embeixled eover^ent " I Was An Adventuresa . Richard (One Block Eiwt o t Mata Red Sox ys. Chicago pronertv captures and Imprisons WEDNESDAY Tefeniaion PROGRAM Greehe Cochise In an effort to stir up a Between Oak and Birch) Our SFEEDY Sf>ecidty Bnndny"Gobs and MatinM Gals” . Robert . Hnitnu'Hutton. 1*:58 News iM, Weather » pew Apnche war. . It :.W Moment X Medltattoa 8 IT DOES Make A Difference Where Yon Save! 9:88 The MllUaaaire . Also "The Sun Shines Bright . 7:88 DennI. The Menace . . . * With Marvin Miller. -A Viennese 1:15 News \ " ^oar of the PreMeo"vJ«*n refugee desperately searching for TRULY DELICIOUS .Tobn Russell __ ^ Starring Jar North. Herbert An- • ;18 TW» Our Faith — • Parker. Wallace FortL A rt Needlework SoppMea ------11 S:MS'8.S Report Report From From vtosq Washington.- s .—-______•» ______\ 1:88 Today ^ ^ ^ n . M hia lost parents- meets a ' lovely Uaiyeralty ol the Air ■ t!98 Edge Of NlghF' * girl Instead, after he receives a Adveatare Time 8». j8 mlllion-dollar gift from an 7:28 Prayeir J News A Weather Ij Free InstmctlOBA 3 i % 1:28 Tows Orler * anonymous benefactor. (R). C H IC K E N M 0N D\Y T e l e v i s i o n PROGR SAVINGS News ■ ! "The Suspect". CTiarleo Laughton. Ha p p y ' ^ 1:88 The Woatara Way » situation Comedy series featuring 'orld’d “6iie«t CAtln’ chick- I iT X V -r J. ______^ ...... Ella Raines . , dnie world’s “ diieot ootln’ chick - capture a golden momentNif their Breakfast Umo S Happy, "a talking baby". "Happy Free Parking c2?l ( / L O A N [ Fopeye Theater » Knows Best.” A visiting cousin »«i” Tpith Incompitrablo t»ste. Chaaart I Boy Borers She* youth. 8:88 Hap Richards J First Show “ Admiral Swabby Show JO Tales of Wells Farge A -S ,S O t I A T I O V (;15 CaptalB K aagarao. ■ "Patterns” , Van Heflin. Rd Beg- creates a breach between Happy a 8:15 Sacred Heart Early Show .... Dale Robertson stars in S:M This Oar Faith "The Fighting Kentuckians John ''Y _ ta Stawaifaa E ye 8. ,48. *8 TAKE HOME SERVICE Stageline.” A pretty girl - - - *■** '^'RhythmJaae Fraiee. Kirby Boy Rogero _ _ ?! 60 COTTAGE W.— MI 8-*S08 Wayne »o wheelchair helps Hardle locate The Admiral Bad Swahby Shew 48 Starring Anthony Blsley in "Hong Snlverslty el the Air Cartoon Playhonse Grant _ . . a Kong Passage". Aboard a non- the man behind a series of stage fff?cM g8Tgu’8 8L888T rihaaciat laSTITMTIhB Diag Doag gebeol * .,g.Early Show • _ ^ » 7:*8 Prayer Rla Tin Tin Romper Room 2 scheduled flight from Hong. Kong 7 ;85 Town Crier robberies, (R). . am "Holy Matrimony" Monty Woolev >. Clntcb Cargo • Iloarben street Beat t. 4R. M M y Friend Flicka ' “ to Hawaii, private investigator DECI’S DRIVE-IN News Jangle Jim *! Mnsleal Highlights ef University / O O r * 4 € c U n J^S^5l?aP':rAhllW . R ockT Traev Steele encounters a former 1:88 Perceptloa I Woody Woodpecker , ■ Cartaezi Playhoazo girl friend, who becomes a su^ 46* CENTER ST.—MI 8 *660 Breakfast Time of Hartford 1” Lane Clatch Cargo • Meet The Press “ Special Almaaae H 1:56 pect when murder is committed 8:88 Hap Richards Three Mosketeers Oj Opening Night At the Storrowton 8:85 Ixwaey.Taaea w Wild Bill RIckok «• and the plane is hijacked. 8:18 Captain Kangaroo i Weather News A Sports 8 Count O f Moato Criirto » Mystery Theater Is n.c F^slc Fair _ . 8:18 Captain Kangaroo ** 8:88 rrOlVCW Featare AFilm isaao Califomlaas ** TV Mall Order _ '»8 "Battle of Broadway 8:48 Danav Thomas Show ■ 8:88 I Married Joan • Weather. News A Sparta J 8:88 I’ve Got A Secret -8 V-* I Almanac Andv Griffith guest utam as a Don WILLIS Garage 1:25 Tate . *8. “ ON FOk ECONOMICAL. McLaglen. Brian Donleyy Snpermaa M:M Bed^wo mow jj Captain Grief J* Ding.____ Dong ns School, - small-lcwn crackerbarrel iudge, Dough B o Ml 82. 30 Western aeries concerning a CInblioase 22 taller and Jokester ,who throws SPECIALISTS IN Clahhonse vagabond Robin Hood of the Romper Room Modem Digest ” Hollywood’u Boat • ; Sportscope . . x5 PROMPT. EXPERT Cowboy Theater Danny Into Jail. „ WHEEL ALIGNMENT BRd "Dangerous Moonllghf ■ Anton ; jf t y ,, 8. 8. 22. M ■■ West. David McLean stars In STEREO LT.’t R ocky Lane I S ^ r t s e o p . Peter Oana 8a. JJ "Stopover". Tate deprives a "Frisco Tornado. BRAKE SERVICE Walbrook ; Albert Barke Reports * Almanac Mystery Theater I» 18:88 On T he-G o young braggert 0? hts chance to News and Weather " 8:88 Ann Solhera Show » GENERAL AUTO REPAIR . Htar Pertormaueo beat the draw of a professional 8:05 Looney Tunes 3 Sports u 1:88 A?trt*DlBBer Movie Service , 8:18 Captain Kangaroo Italy O'Connor Is drirep to oeo- MltriwP iM ^ t—18 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER David Niven , gun fighter. ’ Sports Camera ^ perate measures, when meet star Flay Tear Bunch 3 '(^aah B y Night” Barbara Stan­ Trotting Races JJ , 9:80 I Married Joan I This Is Alice . _ . ' J Jayne Meadows m oves Into Bart­ wyck. Paul Douglas 18:88 Red Rowe Shew Mystery Is My Baslaess * 11:88 I Love Lucy , 18:89 This Is Your Life 82. 38 m e On All Mokes of ley House to write a" magazine The Friee Is Bight .Hhotcun Slai'- TToUY ^ ' Doagh Re Mi WTnvIm At 9 M ovle At 7 "The Im poster” starring A)in Hollywood’o Beat '•Mr Lord Says N o.'' Stanley story about Katy’s boss. (ID. ' 11:18 D ecem ber Bride TV. RocKq CRid Phonos TV Theater _ **.*•• Ooneeatratlon * "Nothing But Blondes” Sheridan. Ltllane Montevecchl "Born To Dance", Holloway, Kathleen Harrison Weather—Loeal Hews ^ « , Powell. James Stewart Adventares In Paradise 8. 48, 63 Dlaaer Is Berred and Jean “? MUSIC SHOP Weamer fxieal News g SHERWIN-WILLIAMS New* aad Weather 88. w special guest star. The shadow of 18:88 On The Go News ol the lli«r aad Weather 30 The Pendalom > I* FUm PiMMie Ml 9-4537 18:88 Hennessey « , * TV Mall Order ' “ a once-handsome man returns to Star Pertormanep News and Wealher JJ 11:88 Lave Of Life , 7:18 DoagI)ui Edwards. News •• 101.1 Hair St.—MI 9-2011 Play VoBT Hunch Margaret Boarke-Whlte ***2 Truth or Ooasouaeaeos i an Italian villa after flft?™ Jf'h” People’s Choice “ 2 2 , 88 INTERIOB PAI rH•l*^^W EXTERIOR as a war-racked amnesia victim 11:88 I Love Laev ,5 Donglas FMwards and The Hews Beatlosa Gnu ____ Chip's Bells At Mystic” T h e Price fa Right (Color) A dramatization of the U;|8 Search Far Tmaerrow and evokes mixed emotions PICTURE f r a m e s —ARTIST MATERIALS News 2 among grieving women and Potterton's 11:38 Concentration „ Western Mass. Htghllghta W noted Life magazine photom- " " It OoaW Br Y *« , December Bride her's courageous battle ytalnst At W A L ^ A P E R . ^ t Love That Bob 1. I avaricious relatives. - - 196 CMitcr St.— Cor. CViurch St. 'arklnson’s ■ ' disease. Terem Fernando**Lamss. WU Wednesday Night Roxtar 8. M The Austin A. Academy Playhoaoo ■7, Kate Smith Show * ? 981 MAIN OT. t e l . M l 8-8886 lt;tS The Oniding Light , Film _ ,' Musical variety starring Kate Wright stars as Miss White. Ell and Shal K. Ophlr star In "Spider Carlos Ortls. champion. M. Dulllo jnUEICttl VtAllTJk.Y OKas WalTach co-stars. Philip Boumeuf. 1:88 My LIHIo Margie Web." A wealthy Texas rancher \A>t European welterweight charn- 11:48 The Living Word Smith Rnd■ featuring ------'3111 Bill Steg- 12:00 t-ovc Ot Life meyer and hls orche^a: aM a Leon Janney. Martin Brooks. At Home WItfc Kw M l ^ . *• l>®Coin®® ®nm®shed In a narcotic® -plon of Italy. 15-round Junior wel­ CHAMBERS #». Truth or Coasooaoacoo Martin Rudy and Paul Stevens • rinp while on a trip to a Mexican terweight championship contest. chorujv conducted by Harry are featured. (R). border town. (R). „ ^ Cow Palace, San Francisco. BEvWlng a •. ■ I Bcstless Obb Simeone. •• •• ^ocen*^"K >ye’’. OootRe Mont- 112:90 Search F or Tomorrow RlverlMBt • •*, 5 Watr®® Tral® ^ ^ Cannoahall , „ •• Pnektag.... It Could Be Yaa Darren McGavtn atarn a* Cap­ 18:88 Mack a The Origfaal f o r SUMMER CIIIJAI Ward Bond and B(ft>eit _ Horton 18:88 Journey To rnderataadtng 22. 88 (Color) • . Amatear Hour” 8. B * *8 star In "The Sam Livingston Star Sootilght “ Stevage.... tain (irey Holden In '"nie TV Show With Jane-Allyson 8,^48 PROTECTION, Who Do You Tr^T . ■ Stoir‘'.-An amiable hut eccentric I Love That Bob! lubbern.” *The Enterprise I* hi­ ifow e . n Trackdowa 12:46 Th« Oniding Light jacked by a competitor'' whose "Plano Man." starring Vic Da- The Chrlatophero... “ man (Charles Drake) plots to 18:45 SiMTta Cmmer ____ _ . . a Local er 1:40 My Lillie Margie ■ mone and co-starring Keenan WITH GROUND Mid POLISHED FIRST QUALPTY 1:1* At Homo With Bitty ' ** avenge a 19-vear-old Injuatlce 11:88 News. Weather A Sperts 8 ^ M0yiN6 ewn craft had sunk. .(R)^ Wynn. A barroom piano player Connectlc))l Reports Long Distance Abont Faces Cheyenne o, TO. I;M For Hotter Or F « Weroe * News A Weathyr JJ At Home With KMty becomes a willing stooge for a THE LATEOT IN FRAMES-THE BEST IN WOBKMAKSOT D. S. MarzhaJ Big Newa 3 Clint Walker stars In Hired Ambler who promises financial qaeen For A Day « >• - Moyle Mattaea Gun” C^heyenne Bodle signs on as • Day la Court »• 4». “ The Friee la Right 88 88 11:18 Feature 48 » ! "The l..ady Vanishes". a rancher where hc*s mistaken for success In hacking a night club. (Color) Bill Cullen, etnceo. j ^.TRAILER VAN OTRVICB j Star Spotlight 18 1:88 House Party __ > 2 "‘fhe” Blac\c"Bonk'’. Robert Cum Lockwood. Part I a Hired Gun” who plans to do H E. CENTER OT. Loretta Yeaag theater , S Men Iota Sp)ice _ -- 1:90 As The World Inrai awav with the owner; 11:88 News. Weather • Sperts j jg ^ MANCHESTER William Lundlgan stars. Over the mings! Arlene Dahl „ Omie Storm sSow Jack FasT Sh^. 603 E. MIDDLE TPKK. Who Do You TrastT I The Texan. • * ECONOMY OPTICAL 1:88 The Millloartre objection of a member of the Nows Starring Rory Calhoun. Bill Long- Big News 8* > n 8-567S Senate. Col. McCauley and'three World’s Best Movlea , ’ News and Weather'eather 88 YonngDr. Matano fColor) "Adventures ■ of Robin MI S-5I81 or atfd. t X l 7-14*8 This Is The Answer lev visits Monterey to buy cattle Beat Thr Olom young Air Force nm^rs n>»h« 17 OAK ST. 1:85 At Home With Kitty . 11:18 Feature Filmn y 8 the first manned flight to the Rood". Errol Flynn. „ arid accepts an assignment from I* Lpoae".. Jdoeph An Star Playhoaoo 2:00 For Belter or Worse the U.S. Consul to help track down "The Killer moon. (R). . n., • 11:88 Jack F a a rjiow ” t)neen Foi a OuT ' a band of counterfeiters operating Cotton. RhondaIda FHimtng. j 1:88 The Y ^ o t D T "Who Goes There" Peccy Cum- *■** S tafri^^R ay Mllland. "E scort •ouod advice— oad a com* Last Days at Pompeii" a la w t e . ’’ A femme fatale M Foster, Alan Hate mlAs, Geor*e Cole _ an escort bureau In Rome tninks SATURDAY UNTfIL NOON eteljr equipped aervlcr U :N Oa The O* Weather ** Roy Markham can fit into her ipartment etands behind Star Perfarmaaee Nows *•' „ money-making ^ ^ Ida Liuplno Passport To Daager 8* Tennessee Rrnie SWw JJ, M each Mie. Play Soar Haaeh T:U FUm Starring Tennessee Bmle UiM I I^ve Lacy ^ "Harness Horse „ News • *• Guests: Cliff Arquette, and Min­ The Price U fUcM niente pearl. U :W Deoemher Bride T;88 To Tell the Trath Tlie UntenchaMes ^ ^ SIXINaTON BRANCH I \ i: MU > '. \ 1 .1 - A ■ I IM K I Coaceatratiew With Bud CoUyer. emcee; pa»e>- Starring Robert vStact ’¥he Today’s Wsmaa IsU Polly BerKen. Kitty Carlisle Dutch ^h u U * Story/ < the West Road—Route 88 FUm Tom Poston, Don Amecne • an« theory that e v e^ 'mko----- has bis U :W Love at LUa price;, Schultz offws a larg<^ Trath ar Oaaseqaenees aw Of The Ftalasmaa 88 TaL TR 5-«SU Bestless Gaa • Michael Ansara sUrs aa Mar­ i rash offer to return evidence oo I I :M Search For Tomorrow shal Sam, Buckhart. ’ The Raw- an Income tax charge. it Goald Be YSa ^ hiders." Buckhart acts as defense Tks Prndalam , S. M. 19:88 News and Sports Lave That Bab attorney for a aypsy who la ac­ Yon Bet Year -Ll(s lt;«S The Oaidlnc U rhl cused of BtabblnK a landowner. CIttsen Soldier Hy LIHle Marafle (R). 18:15 PUy of the Week Aboat Fae^s Bat Maslersoa "A Very Special Baby" V/eV£pf«udoFour^ At Home WMh U lty Sholzon Slade „ {* Blyden. Oscar Homolka. 3 Movie' Matiaoe Steve CaayoB 4A;^M 18 ______ry ■ Dean Fredericks stars. The 14;I8 CoaTIdeallal Fibs Values 1;M As The World Thras Trap.** A desp«ratje battle against RrnI# K«vnr« Tmk« A Wlu> Do Yaa TrastT time for Lt. Canyon when he at­ •as FORD Near* Death Valley Days K tempts to save •ill! his sidf^lck. who Silent Rervire _ *• Convertible. Radio aad heater, This Is The LUe . Is trapped In his crashed F-101. 11 ;M News. Weather A Sperts fuU power. A beauty. Thunder- 1;SS At Home With Kitty. t:M Retkv Hnttea Show _ < 3, B, to. m t:M Fer Better or Worse Goldie plays Cupid In an effprt- to bird engine. seea For A Day switch the Interest of Nicky Big New* - n Say la Coart News end Weather '97 PONTIAC Strickland from sports cars, to II ;15 Jack Paar Show 34 Starchlef convertible. Radio aad S;W Oale Storm Shaw girls but finds herself In a jain World’* Rest Movies * Haase Party when her scheme backfires'and heater. Gorgeous. Full power. 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Cart SaiidiMif* . • • p« If vou want to find water on your p r ^ ^ “ nsitive skins^and to their stomach when they a pleasure to park. And with If you warn Hudson, Ohio’s. Heman car. And your dealer’s waiting now try to lick it off- that really takes a .toehold. ' independent siispension at all four Vte IQ deliver ^ ' And when it comes to stopping, with all the short, sweet details. Hmittt*«^ kt you borrow his divining rod. U • • It can sprint and comer like a wheels—an advance as significant greatest living Ameri^ns R ]^^ foving prayer for ? find three underground spring Corvair’s balanced four-wheel couragement for ^ ^ ,|^ dedication cere- And sp ^ n g of cate, residents of C/em/^e, cow pony, cruise over ice, mud orh S r!^ liS lc h supplied him with «, much AIHJ, want to fc^ California, ^need a permit if tl^w «« ” There's nothing like new j ^ntnnrj cal Ulteaxe tlustms deluxe Corvair ^700, Golden Valley, Minnesota. ^ and house more than ihiee of them. a car-asxd no compact car ■ • Lowall Haas The irony-cladirony-cteo Itenseiiccrae p U tj^ ” *"*!,‘i r „ f r Our prize-winning cover 'ort’s ckr< (from which S^.OOO non WAS w „ stolen riokn i* mr CHEVROLET artist and his famdy love their Bridgeport. Connecticut), bear* the simple ge 20-year-old house filled with water he now has both a pood antiques. They also love hunt­ “HA HA.” s , * ing for these antiques at auc-. even had to install a sump pump to dram off tlw tions that are so much fun, eicess. Mr. Hunter, Rtextile akm. does his water witching with a a ^ It once took six week, for a says Mr. Hess, they’re nmre ^ fc^ked stick. His wife, a dowser m her own like little vacations than shop­ to get to Mta. Richard J'Sw ping tours. ^ right, prefers witch hazel. , ^ ,on. Butks County, york did Mrive, H was started and Southampton, England, m I L e o n a r d S . D a v id o w Mr Stiles ’Thomas, an ikurance broker by call- its journey not five miles frbm her house. I Publisher h^L^SSTbluebirds back to A I M . N e . ■ jSey, and environs. When the old f ^ ^ve SUWRBIA t o d a y way to houring developmente dunng ^ e ^ ^ eapers in lelerted ***'**''*•“ vnrk* 22 N Y. Advertising Sam and Cart’s Delicaleaien, in East 5«th SL. N e w J ^ K , ^ ^ Business boom, the bluebirds disappeared, too. Florida, ,his a lot of gopd tooro^ Park 1,IU. Patrick tobring them back, Mr, Thomas pep^r^ the of over,io pamtinfte by local ” ?!^^fJaU ery ' S X rn part of the state with a n*cial housing priateiy enough, we suppose, the Bage of hi. own design and c o i^ o n - I ContUuudonpage See your local authorized Chevrolet dialer is -"JX . . . ■ V "' 9 Suburbia Today. June I960 \ I C on tin u ed from page 2 Getnew -■ . t-- gettimg library as a service pipject. TJe girts make Mrs. R. J. MiUcr of Hazel Crest. p « ten , hold children*, rtory and re- on . ~A tumki A sewing commiUee trying it! (W onderful ( if stiU “^Jl^'^ri^a*re^"val^f news- pair for the television program, u u n i^ -iw tie s *’ Scott. was even set up lo lu ..* ch ick en !) library building. f ii' , « nineMoot«> W • • wten M p~pl. «ep «rik'»» “ « Perhaps, the ulUmate in the weight-losmg si)ce detficgeDis wnu>nt is the laundromat in Valley N „ rort. .h« .to •>« . “ W'» F O R M ^ EtECTTRASOL* B E S T O ^

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of sl^erizing machines For an exua quar- ter you can yet 10 minutes of “"yth*"® . ffi . . , a gwtle. simulated hand mamage to a me, V.# a ♦vr ch^mal horseback ride, while you wait for the wash to finish chummy • * 9^:- Down, Nothing Else to Pay! :y t-' And in the Further Lore of the Laundry '. a • rvl what about the advertisement. 'V leanne Lloyd, Birmingham, Michigan. U- AiAn't know where she could store the'b^ks while the children’s department wm t i n ^ i l o d e l e d . Tfie problem w « m a ref res our latest are now prepared to snow yuu wrinkle." ' ■ a • W. U»«.h. Oto. »<»“ in that traffic **'***'^2irornia a few weeks ■ ^ ^ ”ago. ” mightntfi. "5r» like to a by the children theipselves. who terrowi^

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ing car because the smoke irritates his throat and The bachelor thought this was a superb idea, O KEEP hif equilibrium a suburbanite needs and he tried it the very next day. The Winnetka a saving unse of humor more than he evei makes him sound a bit less mellifluous over the T air waves later. One day in the nonsmoker, how­ station was nearer than Lake Forest, so he headed needed one before. ever, a gent plopped himself in the other half of there. Sure enough, he soon spotted a beautiful “Humor,” Warns Herman Peters, a sage at Ohio girl whose husband had not shown up. She dined State University, “is today's slim margin of safety, Thomas’ seat, and lit a giant stogie. Unwilling to create a scene, Thomas waited for -with him, and danced with him, and then asked its tension allowance, a lubricant of zestful living.” the conductor to come by and punch his 10-trip him back to her house for a nightcap. In other words, laugh, man, laugh—and avoid ticket. As he handed it over, he tapped tlw con­ The bachelor was doing just fine when the hus­ coronaries and ulcers! ductor’s arm, and nodded to the gent with the band suddenly appeared, and began abusing his Fred Allen (bless his souli) often was asked to stogie. The conductor nodded b ^ k pleasantly, wife. Then his attention wandered to her com­ define laughter—but admitted he could not. He gave Thomas’ ticket another punch, and moved panion. “So it’s you, you rat,” he bellowed. “I told took refuge behind Webster’s “Laughter is a move­ down the car. you Lake Forest, not Winnetka!” ment of the muscles of the face, especially the lips, ■> with a peculiar expression of the eyes, indicating merriment.” t o this Allen himself appended, “Mr. When you walk into the wrong rewmt A Webster must have been thinking of an adult. In a new millionaire in Tucson was showmg a friend baby that would signify ga?.” around his modernistic “push-button” mansion. One way to hang on to a sense of humor is to “This is the best gadget of the lot,” he exulted. avoid fights with your wife. Jn the first place, “After a night out, I sometimes feel like stepping what’s the use of kidding around with the inevi­ into a nice hot bath right here without the trouble table? Lose gracefully—and at once—and save of going into the bathroom. 1 simply press this needless wear and tear. In the second pla^, don t button. . . think that the devastating insults you d«!liver in He pressed the button and in rolled the bathtub, moments of wrath are ever forgotten by the little full of nice hot water and the millionaire’s wife. woman. She may tell you she’s forgiven you after your abject surrender, but she stores away each little sally of yours the way a squirrel stores nuts, 9 ^ ' and when you least expect it—wham! You get Vl'hile you’re stalled on the freeway or wait­ ^ them thrown right back at you—plus interest and ing for the even-laler-than-usual_8;28: An im­ theVill for a ^ w fur coat. patient train commuter peered anxiously down the We have an editor at Random House whp r r track and grumbled, “This service gets worse bought a house in Connecticut because he actually every day. It’s an outrage.” “So,” suggested the LIKES commuting. He says it gives him time to station agent, “why don’t you write your congress­ be alone to think, or read the paper—or even a man?” “What good would that do?” countered the manuscript if the daily delay is serious enough. kicker. “Dammit, 1 AM my congressman.” The rest of his life, he claims, is whirling by him at such a dizzying clip that it’s a positive relief to When your wife tells yoU once too often bumble to and from the city, at an 1895 pace—and how recklessly you rlrive: Mr. Birdseed, an in a coach probably built the same year. He has aviation nut, invested most of his savings in a two- named the president of his railroad “The Al»min- engine, four-seater airplane? Came a bright Sunday able-Slow-Man,” and can actually make a joke out and he invited a neighbor to go up in it with his of every mishap on the line. While wondering if your wife will remem- wife and himself. As a matter of fact, there’s at least one relevant l»er this is her night to meet you at the station: r A knowing husband advised a bachelor friend, “The great thing about zooming aroij^d up here “'“cssirn© tim©* No narsn r g r ^ r z ...... i*4.4.iw maintAnanc©. 0 ©t funny story to lighten the pain of EVERY crisis, in the wide blue yonder,” he exulted tdj the neigh­ 1 i+ /-an’t rust r©auir©s ittite maintenance- v,. and EVERY boring routine in the daily and week­ “Here’s a surb-way of bagging an attractive date. V ^ oKariA<5creen is a uminum, It can T rus>i, I CHW" , bor, “is that 1 don’t have to worry a ^ u t traffic end round. Let me offer you a few classic Go to the Lake Forest station any evening and* jams, crazy pedestrians, or traf^c light^—and best examples: case the wives waiting to drive theif^ husbands home. One or two husbands invariably miss the of all, there’s ho back-seat driving.” | Sh.d.Sjr..n ^ l,„a,„. „d bdiWi’na m.t..l.l d..l.™-»' train. Ask the wife for a date, and she’ll be so mad Just then his wife, seated in the rearj looked out While youVe hunting for your commuta- of the window and cried, “Horace! Look out for ^lion ticket: When Lowell Thomas commutes at her husband for failing to appear she’ll give you that flock of birds!” -^^"shadeScreen fabricators listed m the yellow pages of your phone book under "Screening . ^rom Pawling to New York, he avoids the smok- the time of your life!” Continued on pufte 8

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ShadeScrean la made of tiny horirontal louvers t^lO usER. permanently slanted to tMlNUM r reflect eun‘a rays. Hot sun la / '!// Suburbia ToJuy,]uue I960 , stopped cpid. while cooling breezes and daylight pass right through. laugh, CqMMUt ER’ uaugh Continued fron page i . falwitii a new outbreak of servant * L r “ TeTlVer*the stol^ot the young Irish maid who got a job at the trouble. Tell he ry .. . . wouldn’t wait to tell her best home of ‘ hTcxcitine first week “You should sec the famous a cook, “>7> oTSLC M ^ u f y Uoicn BacU, AB.„c Fiancis, a„. Lopk! K | marveled the cook. “And what did they talk ahootr “Us,” said the maid. :.'.M j3 CSieesb-Garlic / When loo many guests sud­ np one can buy denly. drop in for rwktails: Throw caution to the winds and ... make one tonight witib this GOOD SEASONS M ty impress the kids into service. A famous newspaper publisher, while serving as a 'colonel in World War Two, had no choice A ^ Wu* cheese and with an under- the matter when his command rC.'uI\ EaRydiwcUonsonths ‘in > ” ^^**P*‘ y®“ fiivorite vinegar ing officer, invited for drinks, ' i t Mttl. wmtw to the Mix. The wM«r, er a a u to U ^ brought thirty friendsiwith him. ' S S e n w L ? * ^ comfanrtai^X The publisher hurriedly rounded , y your own taste. Se* m ipes bdkm lbr ddBeibw suggestions. Mp fc\Van«rhou^mafd“^stdrink^^ C.O. patted the little^,I on the head and dtoolcd, "1 think I'll let you give me ,UM old hiehball— though I must admit I’ve had four already. You ve had IS ® water when ntakins ° l „ ? r little gfd eo,reeled h,m sharply, “but we’re used to people ^ i S r L on a passing Out in this house. ^ tmione (canned cr pcqiared - I teas with this dnsring—a triumph! ■ . When the plumbing gets out of kilter: ^ ^objlc new house despite the fact thaVJhe cellar seemed rather damp. Snug a a Dnasing with Wine end C ^ce. bug in a rug,” the realtor assured them. “This cellar is dryer than the ^ * * y * - * h it e . vwmooth or sherry ...with the new Porter-Cable instead of wafw. fin al itoddi: add 1 or 2 trasnnniw a t ■ny it ^ a new mhS?5 ^ ^ Mark 24 Suburban Rider '^ ‘'A ' m S b t c r an outraged buyer charged into the realtor’s office^ ■Bert raw mnshrooma (mannatwT briefly in drwdnjiT^r “You and your Sahara,” he cried. “1 put two mousetraps in the cellar ' Se^ for yourself! Drive the new Porter-Cable 24 out on a^ cn ^ sw ert^ pepim Ddicioiis. also, with saladh of the whole fainily wm clamor to help i«pth the yarf and when I vyent down ^o look at them this morning, they had caug a * « to t^ avocadoob sea food. Or chaied, cooked vegetablea. Dad will appreciate its automotive fe ftu ^ ; jjbat^ flounder anej a haddock!” sleek styling, simple controls and ease of han d l^ in e ^ b le . Wtot X. When you’re vainly seeking awr Good Beaeom cruet, with —Tunrcnimt. a new name for your country Yott'U be »«»«tbe Mmk M aiel it. low-coet etta*- estate: Gems of wit like “Bank­ ruptcy Court,” “ Second Mort­ Wwipw rani. ■ 1 11 < W0wwr«l> B«Wigiti win gage,” and “Tottering - on - the - , lawn carpet smooth...in fall to 'ft,. / Brink’’ usually are discarded in sweep up leaves apd twigs. Most important, the Mark 24 the nick of time and when the is scaled to the size of every shiny new station wagon makes Ni- lawn and faud^. its first trip to the supermarket a Get full information. Mail time-honored stand-by like ‘ The th4 coupon for illustrated Willows” ‘‘River View”or“Black- ■ ^ *^«-l brochure and name of your berry HilB’ is painted on its side. O f f nearest Porter-Cable dealer. A few die-hards, however, were determined to be unique. Alexander' Woollcott dubbed his placd “Wits’ End.” A publisher selected “Galleys te^West.” Thyra Winslow, upon acquiring the smallest house on the strec , Sorter Ccrtl< aptly named it “Writer’s Cramp.” Another author chose “The Palaz/o i S : t s ? ^ w v . Thickens.” ; a.pK An old-Williams geometry professor retired to a manse a^ropriaicy titled “After Math.” A pillar of Alcoholics Anonymous chose cnez superior suburban rioers and tractors When.” A barrister converted a hayloft into a modernistic villa an REE1> RofART • ELECTRIC SjTAimNO christenetj, it “Barn Yesterday.” And they say that one millionaire, .mnd a full Una of Rolatlllot^toH vondlUonm appalled at the num ^r of petitioners seeking gifts, is toying with renam­ Mftd pow 6f too/$ for /tottt9 Mttif fnduMtty ing his estate “Itching Palms.” ^ A

In conclusion, let me quote one of New York s best-known .publicist.' Mr' ^ my “ Use. that pronoun ‘1’ as seldom as possible,” he advi^s. “A| wee enc ' l l f t thank-you note which opens, ‘1 had a wonderful time is iwt ha so ^ - miiw"' captivating as one beginning, ‘You are a ^wonderfpi hostess. Both say ‘Thank yofi,’ but, ah, my friends, the secorfd is the one that will get you asked baek.” X _ t Suburbia Today, you’ve been a wonderful hostess! M f ‘ f ' - h ' . 1j “ ' ' ' ' ^ . ' - ■ • 8 Suburbia Today, Junt'J960 „- V-

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.V: ( / Exchanging houses... the further apart, ' ’ ' ' *} 7" ■' the better,. Js a fine way to take a vacation ■ ‘ j '' ■ !*■ „ , BY LESLIE S. PEARL A* \ V.-' w o u rL? \ 'Us i 1 ^ i\i / f IN THE USA “Mrs. Gloag drove our car but found WAPPING HOUSES IS,thc bcst Way to have a novels about English domestic life, was delighted at the opportunity to try out the real thing. And it rather bulky by English standards." The Pearls,‘ who live in this S vacation wc ever discovered. It’s ten tunes as Cape Cod house on a hilltop, much fun as being a tourist and staying in motels. for years, Mrs. Gloag had been hearing about I'/t hours from New York City, It’s easier than renting and saves money. And America’s modem kitchens and supermarkets and wanted a vacation in England. distance is no objection; in fact, it’s an advan frozen foods and com on the cob. She, too, could The Gloagsi who live close to tage. We have just got through swapping houses1 V hardlywait. , London, England, wanted a I with an English couplci who live in a place called \ Iliad jrather expected that there would be a lot j holiday in the USA. So they Richmond, an hour by bus from London. of corresponding back and forth, preliminary trf ' swapped houses, sight unseen. It all began a couple of years back in my o ff^ the swap, but there wasn’t. We didn’t even ex­ No rent, no leases, no hotel change photographs of our houses, which made bUls. What could be simpler? on Madison Avenue. I was talking business with an English visitor, John Gloag. I asked him if Iw the whole thing, when it happened, that much Here the English visitors have more exciting. The great day finally arrived. We just arrived for their first was enjoying his stay in this country, and he said met them at the airport in Idlewild, and I had npver stay in a wooden house. Most that would be an understatement. English houses are brick. “It> a tremendous experience,” he said, “and i before realized that there was so much that needed my only regret is that my wife cannot be here to explanation. Even the landscape required inter­ preting. The very first highway ^gn said “Soft share it.” Shoulders,” an I O N m \ i ■ Wf• • ■

Nothing like a gas poker, we found, for getting the fire started • Bnroos ore drinkin, nfor. orange juice. We^re drinking ,n j r briskly. Central heating is still the exception in English homes. ,ea If we-re nol careful, we'll soon be mdistinguishahW.

house at the English seaside, and coming home, a young OPERATION SWAP couple wanted us to take their apartment in Portland, Continued from page II ^ ' Oregpn, with a weekend cottage thrown in as well. There is more traveling going on these days than ever whitewashed brick bouse with a red tile roof and somc‘ before; and the chances o f your running into someone, blue shutters. The front garden was a mass of flowers. The socially or in business, who would like to swap houses for lawn was lushly green as only an English lawn can be. And a vacation are remarkably gOod, A businessman might just inside the front door there was a big •‘Welcome" sign / broach tfic subject among the men in other branches of tacked up. We were home'in what we immediately Christ / his company or at a nalional convention. Alumni groups, cned “ Swap Hall." It couldn't have bedh better. / clubs, fraternities, and church organizations are usually . If the Gloags had told us, b<;^or^ we sailed, everything -■ more than willing to pidt members in touch with one an­ we needed to know about housekeeping in their home, wc other. And little ‘‘personal " ads in the right publications should certainly have forgotten it by the time wc arrived have been known to unearth all sorts of interesting offers. instead, wisely, they had written everything down in a Meanwhile, what about the friends wc had left in our notebook and left it for us. It told us where to shop, how house? It turned out that they’d had just as good a time to start the hot-water heater and keep it running on coke, as we did. <^ike all good English people, they decided that how to start a fire in the living-room fireplace with the aid the American home is overheated, but they soon learned to of a g?s poker, and where to find the garden furniture. turn the thermostat down to an invigorating sixty degrees. How !o pick a power mower About the only thing it didn't tell was how to back the .And their disappointment at finding no fishmongers in the Take any power mower. Look it'over. Lift car out of the garage. I tried the gearshift in all four There is a big difference in power mowers that neighborhood was more than compensated for by their it. Start it. Listen to it. Then look at la w n - positions and every one sent the car forward. So wc went goes past the price tag, beyond the pretty discovery of such things as waffles with maple syrup and paint. Certainly price is important. That’s boy. Measured by any yardstick, this is the next door and asked our neighbors. frozen, ready-baked muffins. They even claimed to have why some mowers are made to sell for 1 ^ . mower built for value! The nationally known, nationally serviced brand. The one that sets a “ Wc saw you drive up, and were just going to telephone been converted to hot toast at breakfast, but this I find But where value is concerned, even high price standard others would like to live up to. This you," they said. “Come in and have a cup of tea. The car ’ hard to believe, cold toast being as fundamental to the is no guarantee. How do you know you’re get­ ting your money’s worth? Don’t settle for time, get more mower for your money! Go Oh, that's easy. You must pull out the thingamabob and British way of life as the marmalade jar and the tea cosy. sales talks. Find out for yourself fast, with law n- b o y ! Wide selection for every 1^****I give it a push. We’ll show you,” No doubt about it-^u r first swap was a complete and six-step test for power mower buyers. lawn, starting at $59.95. ^ unqualified success. In fact, I have urged the idea on so T TOOK us A couple of days to learn all the little personal­ many of my friends that they suggest I organize a Swaps, \SIX-STEP TEST OF A MODERN POWER MOWER I ity trails of the house and another couple to learn our » Inc., a ^ rt of real estate matrimonial bureau, with fees / standard to judge any power mower by— before you buyl way around the neighborhood. After that, we settled dow n from both parties in each transaction. I’m sure it would be f t LISTEN to it. Does it roar? O r spit fumes a step to enjoy ourselves. We had all the comforts of home with so successful that I’d never have time for a vacation. And e T I L T the mower, o> you would to clean if or to mow ^*_olono oNIWde. on dfould not leok ouLPUPil!- A drip- ohead of you? It shouldn’t. L A W N -B O Y has the biggest mufflers of any power mower. Aftd' exhoust is -u n d v the- none of the re^il responsibilities, none of that naggmg that would never do; • free-lAW N-»OY mower keepj oil in the engine for full-time mower, owoy from you. feeling that you ought to be painting this or fixing that. We We’ re working on our next swap right now. Hibricotion. owned antique furniture, so to speak, without having to 2 F L E X the blade. It should be pre-stressed, under AT LAST! Complete lawn care polish jt and a garden without having to labor in it. tension. A long, whippy W ade 0»ts unevenly, eon cause crankshoft dam age. lA W N -B O Y uses a short, hard shaft, in one mddem mowerf but ^^e gete the food oF champions Most mornings we took a late commuter tram into town witfi bronze main bearings. New LAW N'BOY Grass Catcher spent the day sight-seeing, and were back home just ahead 3 T A P M ode housing. H should be solid os a rock . . , fleans and sweeps os it mows! of the evening rusrt. Some days wq. stayed in ‘ own for y«t lightweight. Thinsteelstompfdhousingswill vibrate* con spring out of shape. L A W N ^ O Y light* strong* durable dinner and the theater and weren’t home until midnig aluminum housings never do. I- ■ e \ But any time we felt like relaxing, we tookja picnic to he.ir- ^ L I F T the mower. It should be light, easy to push Ken-L-“ =“'^'-^' by Richmond Park or just stayed home. You can spend a * or turn. Not too big,' noWoo heavy. lAW N-BOY is aluminum-tight* nimble and comfortoble to use. Even the day doing nothirtg at home and enjoy every minute of i . hondle is designed to fit yfu better. Why is Ken-L-Biskit the daily diet at America’s tog kennels? whereas even an hour o f idleness in a hott^ can be a torture s S T A R T the engine. Several times. Starting should However, you might prefer a swap that would give you " be easy, fast, sure. LA.W N -B O Y is famous for fost Why is it the official food at more American Keiinel Club dog shows storting. Hottest ignition spork on ony mower delivers years than aU other dog foods combined? a maximum of contrast. Someone living in Denver, sav, of easy one-pull startkkg. . » u might like to swap with someone on the coast of aine. Ask for d dtmonttrollon on your own town, look in the ' Yellow Paget Yes! Cup for cup kibble-sized Ken-LBiskit provide more under town Mowers for your noarost LA W N -B O Y Doalor. O r write ^ Or a family in the Middle West might like to try an apart- l>W N-BOY, Oepf. 1ST dO, for dealer nome ond colorful free booklet, i, ^ this food do€» more. , , , , n -1 » ment in New York or Boston. , u .t W OW ' A LUAU! Have your own at home.. . FREE details at your LAWN-BOY dealer’s ! Goodnoss? That's important.too. Dogs get,more out of All of which raises the question of h o w ,you go a oi S rT S m ea t protein^More digestible because it’s, baked. There s finding a desirable swap. Ours turned up by acci cnt. ' 0. Sov l^SS W&S^6* 'h , what surprised us was the number o f other people wc n"-’ But the real a ^ l is the fact that dogs eat it u p . ^ Y Tbev '' Who, when they heard about our arrangement, wante ^ tUBuatiA voPAr love it! An em pl^eeding bowf is all the^proof you need. ^ to exchange with them. The ship’s doctor offerc u,s lAW M -BOro - The best fed dogs get Ken-L-Biskit OMC ENGINES S EQUIPMENT DIVISION • O utbo ard Marine Corporation, W aukegan, lllinott Suburbia Today. June I960 13 Siihtirhiu Today. June I960 KEN-L-BIskiT IS ONEPP 5 QOALITV KEN-U-PROtiuCTp 12 . i. * ^ --r MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM *4 Valiant wagons • 9 PlymduA wagons • 6 Dodge Dart wagons • cargo space 4lhdgewag^r 4 Chry^ wagons

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1/ w ^ r^ l getmp-and.^ that give two or three more mdea per eallon than previous sixes. ' There are many more features offered (Uke the on« at right) thlt^set these wagons off as something special. Let a drive brmg d o d g e DM T WAGON—-2 series, 6 models out the difference great engineering makes.

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system works to recirculate the water. HO wouldn’t love to have a littk ^ Pumping the water is only one step in Wstream running through his garden? tlie process, and perhaps the one which If nature provides one, ferns and forget-me- •will »ak« the least planning.'* Problems of nots and columbine can. grow along its design are the most exciting. hank«, the bright water will be a delight, V If you have the terrain for a brooklet, \ and orides and thrushes and robins will you ^ 1 want to construct it on the qx>t hear the splash of its course over the slip­ A fdw lengths of pipe, some cement, new •;.. • * .u pery stones, and dome to drink and preen. as well as weathered stones, and gravel for ‘ And if nature has not provided this little drainage can be combined to make a gently :?-'V;.-;. stream, you can do it yourself, simply and cascading, natural-appearing little stream inexpensively, if you have a hillside garden HT. ' ' which will add immeasurably to the magic or an uneven terrain for your water to flow of your garden. Choose plwts which are over. Even where the land is flat, a wall natural to a brorttside to set out along the fountain or a pool with fountain can bring banks—maidenhair fem, azaleas, rhodo­ MU ■ the delict of moving water to ybu and the dendrons, and laurel. Also wild flowers like garden birds. primroses, violets, anemones, and trillium. Whether you choose to create a bnxfldet, On a flat site, a fo u n ^ in a pool will 1- cascade, wall fountain, or pool with foun­ provide the interest of thtming water and tain, it will add life to your garden, and the ^lieious, corti, accompanying sound of today it can be done by taking a modest gentle splashing. supply of water from your household sys­ tem and circulating it over and over by * r I'lH E SHAPE of your pool should carry out means (d an dectric pump about the size J. the general motif of the surroundings of a grapefruit. The pump, which is ready and the architectural atmosphere of your to be submerged, is hermetically sealed in house. If you prefer the geometrical or for­ oil, and fitted with waterproof electric wir­ mal type of garden, you will use perhaps the ri*t . •**" ' -*v ing and threaded outlet for tubing. It is a square, rectangular, or round port. If you “package deal” and easy to install. ’■ want a natural or informal garden, one ■■* * v. .i This modem system can run for hours us­ which appears not to have been created by MONXTAN «i¥W ye« ing as little as two or three gallons of water. the hand of man, but a small garden •ffMlIv* •iHi|i«ra |ij (This is in contrast to the older, ihore ex­ - Eden formed by nature, you must p l^ ii^ known to pensive system of metered water.) Pumps irregidar pool, with’ gi^ t attentii^do plac­ llw«NiJoo0ar,for Jor small water features vary in size from ing it in relaticm to the total.ddfi^. Choice _ . , nofwral tonl " i No. 1 type, pumping 150 g^illons of-water of rocks and plant rrajerlal will also vary. ^ / '; - f . :'. \ Scale is of paraitlwnt importance. The p3''l:'.'"' ^‘Itodf^lwir Der hour, wiA a T lift, for about $20.00, ip to a Nor 4 type, pumping 455 gallons greatest d attg er'^ be that the fascination ...... “• of thejnofron and sound of theTountain furiui# per hour, with a 24' lift, for about $50.(X). ;'iic • '--‘1 The lift is the ^vertical feet that the water _ jtr^ from the total beauty rt your ■'*/.')*,>'/ ... -■> X i:- •Rowing thin^. In small gardens, the use o f' • - ■■ - .: -v ' “rW - has to be pumped. The pump is often jr.^^ sj'-* / . r ocated in the port or in a tank and, there- playing water, even from^beautiful foun­ aXji'sr, bie, is easily concealed. The smallest yze tains, should protade a back^und effect, s only about 4" x 4" x 3" and the largest or at most a mild center of interest. The s about 6" X 6" x 5". Remember that you volutqp must be controlled,' as a fountam vill n e ^ an electric outlet, of course.. can more easily be played too high than too :■ ; 1 The diagram on this page shows how the ^ i Continued on page 35

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"FROST NEVER FORMS l/taoni ol^'happimss in her ttew life areln every bribe’s dreams in our .General Electric The v,arm hospitalUy and i»y shefeeb on this, her day. are expressed Frost-Guard Freezer!” in this lovely h-l^ing-recep,ion bnffe, table, graced by.a pretty cake

I 4. Add soften^ gelatin to hot liquid and stir until CREAMED TURKEY AND AVOCADO gi^aUn is completely dissolved. ^ m sugar, salt,

To Prepare and Cook: I hr. and ginger ale. 5. Chill in refrigerator or over ice and watCT unU o p b»Mer or m«rB«r«r mixture b slightly thicker than consistency of th ic t ■4 ^ lb. oMMitwHiM, rle«i»e«l Mie*® unbeaten egg white. U chilled in refrigeratw. M I ^ cap fiaely rliopped onion occasionally: if diiHed over ice and water. sUr fre­ V4 emp « o « r loMpoon aeaMord sail quently. , - Vfc le«P«**« ^Wle P«PI^ ■ ^ <% ^ Innapooa proono nnimep , t 6. Lightly oil eight V^^cup heart-shaped molds with i y , r m p e e r ^ salad or cooking oil (not olive oU); set aside to dram. i'-J 1V4 cnpo eWeli"* J cooked inrkcT pirrc 7. When gelatin mixture is ativing-butter to drain back into p«i; « t « « * - F o r the bridal shower-eefreshmenis are in order rooms aside. . after the fast gift has been unwrapped. We suggest 2. Blend flour, seasoned salt. Pf the menu include hearty individual sandwich loava 4_ into butter in pan. Heat .until mixture bubbles. with relish k a M garnishes, a refrigerator dessert, stirring eonstantly. salted nuts, mints, and coffee. < ' B Remove from heat. Add cream and chicken b i^ h stirring constantly; cook > U> 2 ^ To Prepare: 30 min. , , » ■ ■■•!'' Add mushrooms and turkey pieces. C o ^ , 1 cap batter or Bmrgari-e m ito ^ »>“'• '* ****®^- / 42 lU a slices while bread 4. Cut avocados into halves lengthwise "«*' Crabpseat Spread Almo-d aad Olive Spread nits Using a melon-ball cutter, cut a v o c a ^ mto Haas aad Horse-radisb Spread balls. Sprinkle with lemon jui« to . fiacaaiber Spread a tio n .^ ^ b in e with ciaamed turkey just brfoff Avoeado Spiwad ® serving Keep warm ove|pan of hot water. S ^ e \ OcoBS-Cbeese FrostiBg semng. g ,grvings IjP \ in patty shells. I 1. Beat the butter at high speed with an dectric 5PICY PEACH SALAD MOLDS mixer until fluffy. j •sifl. 2. With a sharp knife, fim crustt from bread and To Prepare:n "%o 20 nun.mifi To Chill: ^ 2-3 ,hrs. spread each slice with the whipped butter. Spread MOoaHA-m «Jcn'^5lices with Crab-Meat Spread seven wito 1 tablecpooB (1 «*v ) -nflavoced gelatin ^ V4 enp trained l^on jnirc Almond and Olive Spread, seven Now, no dolioiHng ovor' in this new General I a^ rnpe canned sliced peache^ Horse-radish Spread, seven with Cucumber Spread, degree Freezer. No ice to chop. Packages never stick togette. ^ 1 enprew»»«'P^V‘‘ , and seven with Avocado Spread. 1 teMpoon grated lemon peel Labds are easy to read. A real Golden KelM- - x " 5 whole dove. _ 3. Arrange these slices in seven stacks, five 2 g4». cinniunon tlicloi fillings in each. Top ^I^h Mow food ot your fingertip*!.. . tivice as much 2 taMeapoon* augar remaining bread slices, buttered side down. Cut eiwh teaapoon aalt reach as in a dwst freezer of comparable c a ^ t y . See ^ ^ 7.0a. bottle ginger ale kuck diagonally into y * shapes. Spread top and one side of each stock with r e n j o y - ^ inew Frost-Guai^ now. G en ^ l Electnc ^ 1. Sprinkle gelatin evenly over lemon juice. Let Creani-Cheese Frosting. , ^ . -.u , Company, Appliance Park, LoutsvUle 1, Kentucky. ^ “stand about 5 min. tp. soften. 4. Garnish each with a short skewer thrwded with a 2 Mix together in a Saucepan the reserved peach tlltu r . .wee. gherkin ^ 7higf€SsJkO ur/fhs^/m por^Bo^ sirup. Wnon peel, cloves, «:innamOT stje^- fresh ptaeapple, a Bring to boiling, stirring occasionally, and boil 5 mm. toppedJSTa pidded onion, ^ n g e 3 ^ n contents of saucepan and measure liquid. a serving platter in two |o If necessary, add hot water to make % cup. GENERAL ® ELECTRLC

19 ■ ■ ■ ^ c L w « fc **<»> - » < » * Suburbia Today, June I960 —• t Suburbia Today, June I960 > . 18 m a m m ^EA S BONUS CRUISES ^^-^ M !/i. t 0 0 9 ,.« O ^S*’ ^VV*! _T^"' f t m t m Continu0d from page 19 Sail to Ports of Paradile AVOCADO SPREAD CREAM-CHEESE • ^ r r i ) FROSTINQ Extra Ports • Extra Days To Prepare: 15 min. To Prepare: 10 min. No Extra Fares! Mr^_ 1 ««p (aMeU IH la r s «) aieved arocada 8 aa. craan doese, softened You ll viat Mauon s 6 famed ^ r t s ^ M enp (abani H4 . 8 tablespoons araago faiee isles of aU the South Seas, ^ m cnuibled Bwpwfert ckeaee 2 drops yellaw faad colariag under" at their Springtime best In 1 iMMpwNi baera talee visit a bonus Pacific port and )4 leaapaaa garlic aah Beatall the ingredienS together un­ of nmerb Matson food, service and enter^nmeni til fluffy. Clover and set aside until Blend all the ingredients together. all at no extra fare! Your ship, the ultramodern ss MARIPOSA or ss MONTEREY. U J I R Cover and set in refrigerator until ready to use. . _ V;. completely air-conditioned, gyrofin-stobiliz^, m c ready to use. CRAB^-MEAT SPREAD feat^'private bath, temperature ; 'V S ^ n every stoteroom. Cruises are l i ^ to HAM AND^ HORSE­ ^ ^ g e rs,-tb e perfect number fw maximum Crnoy- .>/. ^ ■ 'tf - ’’ v' 7-- n» RADISH SPREAD To Prepare: 10 min. ment of the varied shipboard KUvities. 1 ^ V i-o a . caa crab n eat , > bmmm rail, av aUiaOUkHI is the extra attraction on To Prepare: l5 min. ' draiaed and baay tissae in Australia’s otd-ume capilal. with 2 exua 2 cnpe (abonl W lb.) g i«u d days of cruise fun. I catsap co M cd b a n A aPfCIAl CAU AT VAMCOUVW on the hooreward ^ cap nainced pareley ^ lenoa false I Worecsteirsbire saaee Y o w of the MARIPOSA, sailing AuguW lA ^ 2 ublcspooas ibiek ea«r crean y« ^ 3 extra days-45 days in aU -a vaft “ C a n ^ s 2 tablcapooM prepared Western gateway and a cruise along the majestic bone-radiab irest coast to San Francisco. Blend all the ingredienU together. Blend all the ingredients together. . . . .WYBA aAifTMOUHO CAU AT HOMOUIUI on the Cover and set in refrigerator until S ! i , S b ^ 2^S^^f^M O N TEREY . YooTl «»?>* tte Cover and set in re fri|^ to r until ^^!!^!?\ ^ b o u i i d caU, and enjoy exua days enuse fun, ready to use. ready to iise. 47 in all. tom TM MARIPOSA AT VAMCOOVIR Septonber 26. CUCUMBER SPREAD ALMOND AND This is the regular Oct. 2 sailing from ^ OLIVE SPREAD Y o u ll be treated to 2 extra cruise days to Sm FrancATO. To Prepare: 15 min. ^ ^ c h o o s e from 4 spedal d ifo rm a s«ht- tceiiig tours, optional at extra cost. i To Prepare: 15 min. 8 OB. crean cbeeee, eaftcaed AODfD SOUTMtOOMD CAU AT IK»n6 u ^ ^ V 9k cap (abaat 1 snail) xinNTFllEY’S October 22 cruise. You’ll enjoy 4 extra grated cacaaeber cruise days, plus the tegular northbound Hbnolulu call. 1 tcaspaea finely “ swrasiSr*’ ebapped ebhm H teaspoon s ^ “ S B a rK i'^ 9k teaspoon black peaper 2 tabicspaoas any 9k leaspona aaiaa salt 1 teaspoon prepai Beat aU the ingredients together un­ Blend all the ingrtdiepts together. til fluflFy. Cover and set in refriger­ Cover and set in re frig ^ to r until ator until ready to use. ready to use.

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\ m/bu And besides nuts and bolts, we bought fenders, hoods, seats, doorhandles, carburetors, too— ea c h , and every one of the 4700 ^arts a SIMGA owi^e-i* MATSON UNES could ever use ., ^® "divided these parts amcm^ 6 215 Market Street, I> p t CT FREE! □ SOUrtfPAClFIC NOTEBOOK regional depots, (the same ones that stock parts MATSON'S San Francisco 5, CaBfomia for 8fl.l Chrysler Corporation oars). The depots Please send me Detaib on Bonus SOUTH PACIFIC Cruise sailing----- divided them among the dealers— kesping a supply Q on hand for themselves. As a result, parts and n o t e b o o k eeirvioe are no problem^for the SIMCA owner. There N ame are SIMCA dealers all over the U.S. and Canada, 51 pages of sparkling pictures and te x t- A ddress with factory-trained mechanics who can prove it. •‘SURPRISEr a complete travelog featuring Matson’s Ports Zone State City •BMaMA TOMf ' of Paradise. For your complimentary copy, For the name ol your neHcrt SIMCA iM er, caU Wertera Union by number and mk for Operator 26 My Travel Agent is send this coupon now! SIMOA.^ClIRYSL.EIVV‘ne 0 8 * n j i t laioe, P. O. E., B ae and Chill Coaeta. O pt equip. lAitowaBi, deetlnation « b a n ^ local tame are ertra. Suburbia Today, June 1960 /.'V'

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Whether their towns—and theirfamilies— can stand it depends .* I . in on how they keep these ten commandments of civic conduct \ / AlC driveways * walks BY LUIS and JO VILLALON patios number of phone calls between chanpng Row they themselves approach their self- Married women now so deep and intricate that there is a question whether the baby or catching her o l^ r brother just N A BECENT, olherwiae-placid Sunday morning tennis- ^ some communities could survive without them. And some of appointed tasks. before he falls off that chair. Reverend Stanley Houston of Fairfield, Connecticut’s, Every citizen who has dragged himself O the participants in the affairs of the same communities Not only can you be proud of the dirty are sharing this secret Greenfield Hill Congregational Church startled his ^ u tb a n or herself to a PTA meeting will recognize courts wofKkr w hether «he«r towns can survive with them! work you’re doing, but it’s a parishioners by sounding a clarion call to the that there are extreme examples to prove - In community after community, bii^Ffaced young get your toe in the door m the field in . . the new, easier, surer protection audiem^ to de-emphasize their local “db-goodin^” com­ either that the do-good dames are a dog- stone­ matrons, remembering the admonition of that sociology or which you’re most interested, m e n y w vc for those most intimate marriage problems munity fervice, and other such diversionary activities, and goned nuisance or that they are the pillars X Ail hills . fKtl political science professor back at good old Smith or Stan­ served your time at the menial tasks, don t Weeds «nd |f«ss befin return to their hearths, homes, families—and church! of the community. On the one hand are walls ford, are rushing into areas where angels truly have feared be a Mrs. Milquetoast. Strike for a p r^ more effective than anything to die within a weak. The young minister justified the return to Bismarck s the aggressive, meddling females, whose What a blessing to be able to to tread. They are attacking the nation’s educatio^ lag ^ m otion-and if you've done a it had ever used. Norforms One application of X-Atl “Kinder, Kiichc, Kiiche’^ philosophy by insisting that public activities are worse than useless trust in the wonderful i^mi- ball- - their town’s sewage and zoning problems, crusading against you won’t even have to ask very loudly. eliminate (rather than cover up) contioH weeds and iress and whose families are begging for a shred cidal protection Norfortnsl can for a whole season women’s outside activities contributing to broken embarrassing odors, yet have everything from cancer to ingrown toenails, and promoting give you. Norforms have a diamonds homes and neglected children. The inference was thrt their of attention. And then, on the other, there Oori’t Talk Too M ur* no “medicine” or “disinfec­ X-Aii contains no the care y"d feeding of all varieties of unfoiUinates, with highly perfected new formula arsenic! Lowtoiicitv services might well be di^iensed with by the community. arc those who arc among the m ^ t vital Many a good idea or cause h^ b ^ tant” odor themselves. makes it uler. equal vigor if unequal skill With little fear of anyone cir that releases antiseptic ^ and fence- , This radical viewpoint, whkH' wai, n atu r^, reived anythh^ this temirone brigade has replaced Came Nation 8 and industrious members of their com­ talked to death. And. traditionaUy, the And what convenience! These germicidal ingredients with X-AII will not with less than enthusiasm by some of the ifistaff mendjcrs ol munity and who somehow find time to raiM active ladies are suspected of the murder. small feminine suppxjsitorics contaminate sprinhNng lines- hatdiet with indefatigaUe energy and the time die m ^olk long-lasting action. The exclu­ can or sprayer. his congregation, is a rare one in most neighborhoods, where superior kids and nurture happy husbands Everyone who has attended public meet­ arc so easy and convenient to the are, in numbjers at least, becoming the most haven’t got . Why the wide difference? Interviews with sive new base melts at body X All will not stain wherever Whedier their activities constitute a firm oommuruty foun- ings has been subjected to one or more of use. Just insert—no apparatus, ,,;gnifiraiit sex in local duriries, school organizations, youfli the serving and the served (with outstand­ te se talking type,: The C om ^toe^ - teritperature, forming a power­ patMs. driees. walks. datjon—or a bmnUing block—depends importantly upon mixing or measuring. They’re com plete^ ing women community leaders and a ful protective film that guards X AII IS odorless il activities, and even government. Their involvement is by Iributots, »IK> seem to have to say t^ » grcaselcss and they keep in control ■X variety of town officials, heads of organiM- (but will not harm) the deli­ X All will not sterikH. two cents’ worth about everything Aat any climate. tions, and others affected by tl« femmme cate tissues. , the soil of weeds HOW BAD A DO-GOODER ARE YOU? comes up. whether they know And NoTformt,'deodorant pro­ Now available in new pack­ X AH IS easy to use invasion) have turned up te n io ^ ™>es about it or not; The TangenUal T ew R . ^ . ages of 6, as well as 12 and 24. and grass tection has been tested in a hos­ — mil with water. How many of these common crimes of the oeereager comnmnity serrm t hme yam eommittedr Be hov^. nowt for the lady who has “do-goodhig, on her who start off on one subject ai^ ei^ up. Also available; in Canada. Can be apphed with pital clinjc and found to be . watering can is desired! mind. If you foUow them, you’ll too long afterwards, on an entirely □ money it your own dtnner table? Walked out of a meeting in a huff became it dirtot your community and yourself well at the X All is compounded one- and The Repetitive Ranters/Who re- rtNiaiHl sy*to#iTO»»€» □ Given every word of that speech you’d prepared for . -gD.yourjwmna way?• same time—and maybe even toning up I under eiacting scientiric □ Privalely opined that an olllchd of the town ssaat be peat themselves and others, ad control by the makers a meetii«—even though all the same p o te had Tested by doctors... hubby and the kids a bit. , , These yak-yakkers do nothing b ^ ^ N o r f o r m r f ^ of Weedone. taking r a f t . * * ^ *^ *^'‘* * ^ ^ trusted by women... been by previom speakers? \ □ Ftaund a ‘>alid“ excuse Cm not joining the crew ad- to the causes which they espouse. There_is □ Left a cold dinner for your husband wiA a note that Takn On Tha Work * proved in hospital clinics lOOK FOt Tl|i« an almost universal, if .inaauratc, „ « HoawicM aaoeucT you're at a meeting to inq^fovc something say, the ihrsimg envdopea, but diown up proasptly Cor a ''SrtMKUNS CAN" rAOUMC picture or policy meeting? • Community acUvity, like an ^ y , ^ that this is overwhelmingly .a femmm f school cafeteria? . 2-ounnpodiaa*...... □ Asked a questm in pubhe meeting Ant imfiratfs quires more privates than generals, ts fault—so the b u r ^ of proof is-on any u. □ i»m«Ai»ij«l to — 25 caHs for your favorite chmity typewriter-pounders and the cnvcl^- FREE mfonnotivM Norfornu booklet or randiihtr and gotten arosmd to only 5? yon haven’t d m the sinqileat leseaicfa into a woman wishing to prove she is an excep­ lickers and the telephone aides who 11 Just mail this coupon to Dept. ST-(W 8HNm iMihlw...... □ .Demanded recognithm at a psAlic meeting at 11:15 problem? N6rwich Pharmacal Co., Norwich, N.Y, ^ . (IraoH 300 ft) □ Accepted one asore appomtasent than you can poa- contribute to a cause or political cam- tion to it. . pjn. to stale a point *at has already been made • Fulfill Your Contract* ^ me the new Norforms booklet, in a plain envelope. three times since 8:15? , siMy do justice to? piiign’s success more than the gave - pounders and orchid-wearers. . Old pros sedff at amatiur excursions % N kin c ' ' (aUABI FBInt) iCHI (If jhe answer is “Y «” to one—Not Bad; to three.—Stiff Considerate Hope; . Even the hunt-and-peck typist is ^ e r into politics on the grounds thpt these s j fin —Resign From Everything; to seven—Cet Ont Of Town!) Street. - , than none, and you can make a g y (^C ontinued on page 24 .... ______Z o o e _ ------S u ie ------—

Amckmi. X MI. Wikdoni « • lr»*ik»tkJ ^ Suburbia today. June i960 23 ot AMCHCM PRODUCTS. INC. /■ (Foiinttly Aintnun Cktaical Paint Co..' AMBLER. PA. • Hiiaa. CaW. • St. Jmtpk. Mg. 22 Suburbia Today, June 1960 '1 ' ■ ~ .. I SPRAY EVERGREENS Don’t P u t Your FamUy On Tho Shol# AND SHRUBS NOW ENJOY OUTDOOR LIVING Do-Good Dames > There’s no denying that even the most devoted wife and Protect yoiir valuable plantinfs. Use Efld-o-Pest to Continued from page 23 ^ mother these days has time to spare—and occupy. And the from spider mites, aphids and ■a ‘ other destructwejnsects kill insects fast sociologists and psychologists pretty much agree that the satisfaction you can gel out of this leisure wcU-spent will “Scorched" branches on ever­ usually more planning than ac^on. The responsibility goes greens: curled, misshapen foliage Rid your yard of annoying in- flow back into your household and enrich your family s secta that take the fun put of right back to the volunteers who fail to live up to their on shrubs are signa Uiat miles life as well as your own. But it’s a matter of balance. and aphids are active. These tiny outdoor living. Just spray End- promises—and, by the nature of suburban communities, pests, often no bigger than the o-Pest Mosquito Killer where We arc all painfully familiar with the paradox of the »-riod at the end o f thia aentence, E m k ^ insects congregate or rest, and a good many of these volunteers are of the feminine gender. S n quickly destroy the woman who spends so much of her time and energy work- I of a valuablo'plant. Don tl-let it kill them fast. Everybody knows the “worker” who’s right there I ine for the Better Childret^Foundation that she neglects E n i t o happen to you —U’« so easy to Bet full protection with the won- when committee lists are made up and the photographer her own brood—or the w » n who works so devotedly aerful new End-o-Peat hoae is scheduled, but who has a long list of excuses why she I sprayer made especially for ever- to save the world that she loses her husband...... preens and ornamentals didn’t get to that meeting or why she didn’t carry out the • Simultaneously with service to a cause, surely your aim , ta^ts assigned her. , is to sink roots in your community for the whole family In this field of carrying out contractual obligatioils, not to dig a hole big enough for all o f you to faU in. women have to build their own sense of discipline. Men, though no mot^ reliable by nature, have had this built in Int*r«rt Your Hua»aml Mosquito through the bringing-home-the-bacon necessities of pleasing Ready to o»e—just hook to the Get him into the act. At the very least, ask his advice FOR garden hose and spray. employers and maintaining their business reputations. ’ (no man can resist this, and you don’t have to abide by it if * Killer If you want to be useful instead of just pictorial, do you don’t'want to'.), ^ ttc r still, if he’s amenable, put him EASY TO USE Evergreens Jut? hssk t* your hots ond spray. mosquitoes, . ^ what you say you will do—Respite disinclination to put to work If you’re a PTA officer, get him on an important No mixiD*. no measurinR. no mess. No mixing.' no measuring, no. mess. down that best seller, inclement weather, or tempting con­ Hose pressure does the work. Auto­ flies, chiggers, committee or up to his neck in the big annual monej^ A SEASON’S PROTECTION matically meters the right amount flicting invitations. And, incidentally, reliability is the & Shrubs for a quick kill. Use the whole bottle raising event. If you’re the Charity Ball Chairman, get him in a Jar Kill every Or just a little at a time. chinch hugs, shortest route to recognition. to sell advertising for the program. Every End-o-Pest hose sprayer Look around you at the couples who are making their unit contains enough to protect Lasts for days box-elder bugs Do Your Homoworfc the shrub# around the average that ever To keep an insect-free,^ard, spray outside interesU a boon instead of a bane to their existence, home for a full season. And it s insect every week to 10 days during the Far too many would-be contributors to their com­ always ready to use at an in­ problem periods. You get economi­ and other small by making them mutual. , . i, u,,* stant’s notice. Also kUls and re­ attacks evergreens and cal mosquito control because a bottle munities’ welfare make a habit of going off half-cocked. Mathematics may have been your weaktst subject bu pels mosquitoes that lurk in usually lasU five or^six sprayings. . shrubs. ornamental shrubs flying insects Think of those gals— and gyys—who drag out discussions it’s easy to figure that hiring a baby sitter is cheaper than NOW AT SUPERMARKETS, GARDEN flow available in garden stores, by coming in late, literally and figuratively, and by making tnpermnrkets and vnriety stores Ho mixing, no guesswork STORES AND VARIETY STORES suggestions that have already been carried out or discarded losing a provider. By the makers of By the stokers of for good reason. Km p «Bu*ln«M” and Plaasure Saparata du Ntm Cs-Foriker Foratalo End-o-Pest gets them all the New Go-Farther You have a right to your own opinion, of course, but Do your Saturday night guest lists sound like a mem­ GOLDEN VIGORO Vitore aikd End o-P»*t reintwed Iradftnmkk ot Swift t Formula Golden Vigoro you should keep it to yourself unless it’s a reasonably in­ bership roster of the Society-To-Advan«-Such-And-Su^, Thm toolproof low " The foolproof lawn food formed one. Talk with people who have been associated E(Kl-»*P«st tM} Vigoro or# or the Town Committee of your political party, or whatever fogislorod UiOtmorks of Swift & Company. with the movement or gtoup longer than you. Get to any group you’re most engrossed with just now? If so, you affected public officials you can. And look over back files overdoing it. What you- need, to return refreshed to the of the local newspaper, i next meeting, is to get away from the People and How to keep your Don’t Sproad Yourool# Too Thick— or Thin ideas and expose yourself to the new and different. . Continued on page 26 This is just as good a maxim for wouid-be do-gooders as pool water pure! for dieters. fcommunity projects can be wrecked by an bverappliea- tion of energy as well aS too little. The list is long of those causes that got dropped after the first push because the overeager devqtccs exhausted themselves with, the first effort.^^etter to spread your clithtisiasm over a number of ^ illT H , the modern dry ehlorine preduet. You’ll find full years, and not prejudice yourself and the caure in a in an informative folder, “Protect Your'Pool” . . . wntten especially for home- consuming, short-lived frenzy of activity. And, on the other side of the coin, there is the one who owners, and covering pools of all sires and typra. If y™ “ ™ spreads her service so thin that she’s worse than useless water clean, clear and healthy, this booklet tells you howl For y™'- «>Py’ to everyone. • mail coupon below. HTHS> is a trademark Even though you may feel that the organization whose letterhead doesn’t) include your name won’t ever realize its 'Sing unto God, Ye kingdoms of the earth, 0 sing ye praises unto the Lord' true potential, remember that you can stretch yourself only so far without straining your capacity for constructive Dclose albam wHIi oUachcd lUrtr-twe>o(e contribution. If you are interested in town government, .1 don’t think hymns were ever meant to be sung'by one per­ bywinol: stereo (STAO 1331) or regular 1..H. son, and that’s why I’ve got sixteen other people singing along (T.AO 1331). stick to that. If you fancy, instead, the PTA or the Cancer p o o l 111 with me in this album’. Drive, pour yourself into one of them. Blit don’t try to do We gathered at a church where the organ arid acoustics AT TOUB DEALEBS. NOfV. 1' all three. » *► . , — were wonderful and sang i 4 ^of the best-loved hymns you 11 Side one: Onward Christian Soldiers.Oh Don’t W ear A Chip ever find. The hymn book' included with the album has four- How I 1-ove Jesus, The Church in the STM part harmonies and all the words so your people can join right Wildwood, 1 I.OVC to Tell the Story, The Don’t assume that all authorities are crooked, stupid, in. too. > 0 ^ . Home Over There, Count Your Bless­ I Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp., Baltimore 3, Md. j ings, All Hail fhe Power. or agin you. Remember that the town was here, and man­ Gentlemen; Tcare for my swimming pool. Tdl me Side two: Power in the Blood, Whe'n the aged somehow to survive, before you arrived. . . . and that how with your folder “Protect Your Pool. FREE CATALOG of Capitol ireligious album s.^ nd this coupon today, to: RolL.i's Called up Yonder, Shall We there must be something good about it or you wouldn t Gather at the River, Bringing in the have come. l . ‘ I F w . ST, Capllol Tower,'Mrtljwood 28, Calif.. I-’ . j ^ Sheaves, Brighten the Cornet, Jesus And, for heaven’s sake, refrain frpm accusing the people “ Yom oaghta be proud of a kid wtth enough guts N am e.,'.. • • ...... I Pleiue send me the free catalog listing Capitol albums of religious fcnd LoyeS Me, What a Friend. to bring home a report card like that. I inspirational music. who don’t agree with your point of view on something of Address.; ...... • I being crooked or tools of the “powers-that-be.” Its just suiupti* tOOAV ' . I 'C ity Zone... State. NAME. not civically couthly A D D R E SS FREE BOOKLET 25 V Suburbia Today. June I960 j I-ITV . ■ 2 DW E ______.l iSTATE S T A t E____j . ------j r CITY. 24 Suburbia Today, June I960 Cut it with Do-Good Dames v y i s s Continued from page 25 / ■ >-s.. NoIMbr trhiii • he«l*e W l» Shcan. Nine models for every purse And never, never, never try cause is much more important tli.m and purpose . . . from $2.89 up. Il­ fund-raising'over the dinner table your personal feelings or vanity. lustrated: No. 8V4-E with hedlow . . . unless you want to see just Though obviously prejudiced, TO STUDENTS IN A ground blades, built-in shock-ab­ how fast your social acceptability the man may have something who sorber. Lightweight. Price: $5.95. advises “Look like a woman, but Ask for your copy of the authori­ can fade away. tative WISS PRUNING GUIDE from don’t think like one!” your nearest Wiss dialer, or use cou­ Ui;* Your Sox But No matter how well the girls TIME OF WORLD STORM Don’t Abuso It pon below to order it direct follow the rules—^nd how valu­ With the aid of clothes and cos­ able th6y are to the community- metics, one of woman’s main at­ some of the more masculine citi­ tractions isi that she can almost zens, and a good number of old- The great poet speaks to young people always be attractive if she wants fashioned moralists, insist that a J When Carl Sandburg came out to. This doesn’t mean that you woman's place is in the home. Most everywhere in his dedication of the Junior High have to show up at meetings over­ to Minnesota to attend the ded­ psychiatrists who struggle with ication of the high school they School in Golden 'Valley, Minnesota dressed like a -.Helen Hokinson suburban problems disagree. had named for him. two thou- lady, modem-stylc-^but neither do Even from the strictly domestic sand people crowded into the you have to (or should you) {how standpoint, they figure that there is new auditorium to hear him up in sloppy slacks. more good than bad in these fem­ speak. They rose in spontaneous Remember, too, that old one inine extracurricular activities. In respect as he entered, “awed:’ « BY CARL SANDBURG \ WITH THE NEW. about "pretty is as pretty docs” a suburban community, living and one of them reported, “in the ^ . artd, for the sake of women every­ bread-winning are divided by a presence of world-recognized where, watch your public behavior. greatness.” rsL O AND TARNtsHEi) sayings have it, “Time is a great teacher” ^ . GENERAL ELECTRIC geographical gulf. To avoid bring­ discussed learning and p ^ Guard against becoming identified ing up a family in the atmosphefe '- ^ w ill tell.” This building as a tool and an instrument, as a brea g etry and read from the addres^ 6-TRANSISTOR with those faults that males gen­ of a bedroom-town incubator, some on Lincoln which he had given ture newly come to life, might speak for itself today and say, “1 am a child erally attribute to women—person­ solid roots are needed. And only to a joint session of Congress dme, I «lebn.tt digni.,. imponance imd pattas rf alizing, and getting ovcrcmotional. the Mrs. has the time and opp

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^ 'V E ' ow THAT the warm weather’s here, the familiar and Welcome in­ N vitation to a meal or a snack or a quiet hour over‘a drink and hors d’oeuvres usually means come out td patio, terrace, poolside, upper deck, or just plain back yard— and get it. lt| s barbecue time again, in Sev&raa Park and Royal Oak and Head

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A ll the Blue-Lake builder or write for free color brochure. controk are at your finger- tipe on the smart Console LANDON, INC* 7240 Fulton Aw«.,Worth Hollywood.Caltf. Above: Mrs. Wirinand faith- cSrttiol Panel . . - 3 levere ful friend on top-itory ver­ that command throttle, shift­ ing and blade engagement. andah. The handsome sfo r You mmely ride and steer d e Open House floor, as easy to dean as a while the Roto-Ride trims HOW 6 S YOUR floor can be, emphasizes the your lawn deanly, crisply. CHILD’S SCHOOL long lines of the pkm and the sense^of elevation and :.sa*« COMPARE WITH Smoksy's i airiness on this Quiet deck. THE BEST IN THE by Richard Neutra COUNTRY? I II A free booklet called “ Yardsticks for 4 Puhiic Schools" will help you find out. SURE Prepared by the National Citizens in Los Feliz Hills Council for Better Schools, I 11 V ' how you can measure thes^wtrfardi o f ?) , . • • * ■ * ’ your child’s school you can mu. A unique l^'-wide rew do to help raise them, if necessa^. It s roUm iwovidee sure-footed a booklet that should bd in the hands I i' The owners "live” on a< top-story verandah of every person who feels the need for tra ctio n , P«>P«f» better schools. For your free copy and '< . ..mA timoUcitv and comfort to offer, and. grades as «toep as ^ w ^ - guidance on school problems— write; ARElQUr Living room, below, has openness ot^ ^ of the sky and the trees, Sut a protest. And the roUer "BfTTfll SC H O O I5" 11 fanned by the dark branches o f the Monterey pines wherever you look, the constantly changing beauty of the sey ana ^ levek the lawn as you mow. 9 lA S T 40TH ST.. N. Y. 1», N. Y. Try The Roto-Ride totoy . . . and see the chmplete KrUCB —^ TIDY CAT Moto-MowOT line of auto- ipuiliu**, tect, Richard Neutra, solved the problem motive-engineeted rotaries, UfNH ' adon.M«kMMt w o very busy pw plc built this airy, car* Mtiar, cli«—r. unclutter^ house in the Feliz with a plan which put the bedrooms and rideis, te^ and tiUers. \' at surnumuiKiYs T carport on the ground floor, and gave all Hills, on the outskirts of Los Angeles. The solo I F Q O A u n r-m n E D o e m i i s Sand tot fn o foUot \ owner,">c. L, Wirin, besides being an attor- the top floor to the long verandah and big -cMCCtmmiowfAta HAP9T MT.MOAVCTS PREVENT NMEST HUES! W y with a large practice, is-one of those living'^inii^ room which continues into the D«a(. S, Wck. Muxe *4f* Rolo-tide who. are called on to deviate much of kitchen. The house goes up the hillside, so y. So Ess^! HILLS FLEAS IN 30 SECONDS thett free time-to public service. Mrs. in back the kitchen is ^ a in at ground level, *339** WirinVan artist, needs a wide margin to her while in front the verandah and living room ! PULViX fIea & Tick Spray domestic day in order to pursue her spe­ are second-story. A feeling of repose is Fastest, easiest way to kill fleas, ticks, 1 cialty, which is sculpture. TTie house they built in by leaving the simple, handsome lice, sarcoptic mange—even resistant | • stfuctural members frankly exposed as part strains. Repels flies, gnats, mos­ wanted had to be easy to run, also beauti­ •ssssee* quitoes, sand flies. Stops ful and entertaining, so it would ..refresh of the design, and in this setting the owners /•* - r- ■ doggy odors: pleasant fragrance. At; them in their time at home, and it had to have used big, plain, comfortable pieces of MOTO-MOW ER. INC. leading pet make the most of a choice but difficult site furniture, ornaments

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mCTIO*4 Hi: BUCK LUF 40 is the Ofigifiel Mhirel -pwy nicotine wlphete tint gardeners jtive Above: Mrs. m rin in her kitchen which b continuous with - relied on for over 80 years to prrttttlnw r the living room, but snugly set apart by the chimney. roses. Kills sucking insects, that drM the life from your plants.. . insects do “lau ’i i s w ' ilf^h any Open House kind of sprayer. It is recpmrnwW by leading garden authorilto

As the photographs on this page show, the Wirins’ dra­ by matic house also has its helpfully practical side. The kitchen, for instance, though unobtrusive, js easily acces­ s i, Gi«:EN o. m i l Jacobsen sible to both the verandah and interior living area. In "Something telb me thfs isn t going one California’s famous climate, the top floor can be left wide to be much of a sale.” open most of the tithe, but when the Pacific fog rolls in, "Sold for $175, this genuine Windsor chairT 'I would Sk» o copy of t««f’» intense blower action of Turbocone, Before you spend another dime on the verandah, but not the view, can be closed with IImm-Gonfm Culito. Endoiod h JOe| your. old mower, or waste time ixtupled with Jacobsen’s unique jtoom or ilawpi) to oovw coi» of moWna-j looking-for "bargains”, ask your ^irass chamber design, propels and sliding glass panels. There is great emphasis on the beauty Jacobsen dealer to put a Jacobsen distributes clippings fireely, re­ of natural wood—in the living-room ceiling, for instance, (HAMf) rotary with Turbocone Miracle ccing "clumping” or matting to and in the broad verandah railings—and it also happens I Mowing on your lawn for a a^ minimum. that natural wood is one oi the easiest materials to main­ isntn AMO tuiwat*! demonstration. (Safe because the blades retract tain. The house has been designed to let nature, especially Turbocone by Jacobsen is an when hitting a concealed soUd exclusive-design cutting umt with the Monterey pines, account for a great share of the^dOo- object, protecting the mower . rating, another practical measure in view of the trees that amaxing air-lift action that raises against damage, and reducing the low lying grass and weed stems to hazard of flying debris. came with the land. The Wirins have already planted new be cut sharply—not shreddedjr-by ‘Aleppo pines and iedwood so that, as the. years go by, the four keen blades that provide You’ll find a model deolgnad Joat for they can keep on living in the trectops twenty minutes twice the cuttipg action of ordi­ you—wlt^.^ttber a’Jacobaen Heary- away from Mr. Wirin’s office in downtown Los Angeles.^ i s m nary rotary mowers. Du^-or a popular 4-cycle engine. Get IV Result—a smoothly cut lawn, yoiir Jacobaen deal^r’aaddreee by look­ even on rough terrain. ing under Lawn Mowera in the yellow And it cuts clean because the pagea of the phone book, or write ua.

The Turbo-Vac The one grass-catching One Year Warranty rotary that is supremely JMobsen Rotary Mowers with Turbocone safe— One of the 33 Rotary or carry an unconditional warranty Reel mowers with either against crankshaft damage for one year. Jacobsen Heavy-Duty or popular 4-cycla engines. I Cold water pipee aweatlag and drirwlngf I Toullno up your baaement playroom, "Erwin! Come out in the back yard and see 1 room, your appUancaa? Making your floort the bargain I got you at auction today! I damp and sHp|>oiyT I fa d pipe dHp petmaaeatly with eaey-f^ I apply No Drip Tape. Just wrap around I oioaa, taaa, Jointa In mlnulaa—ending pipa tittfU tC dt! l-drlp forever. At your-favorlte hardware or to the lady with the gentleman’s IbuHdlng Bupply alore. hand over het mouth!" » rtG H m View of the living-room cHininey, showing the space that M CGMFAMV is cut out on the kitchen side for an ample charcoal broiler. g.«, g .^dkRKAMI • •aMed.lhek Suburbia Today, June^ I 960' '33 0 MANUFACTURING COMPANY ' Department ST b * Racine, Wisconsin 32 Suburbia Today,'June I 960 CopyriaM 19«0 . JacobMH M»nul«e«urtiia Company W a n t

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Made m Wwt Ger­ only $6.98 plus 25<* postage No C.O.D. s please; send Check or M oney Order ful water feature can be many Fully guaranteed. $2^5 ppd. The wonderful S c li f f Co.. Dept. 589, Towson.j CAR HEAD-RES COMPANY, 6220 W made, by a wall fountain Roosevelt Rd., Oak Park, III. F o r. less than the cooking secrets and Maryland. cost of one good ideas of Elsie Mas- built mto the side of the cleaning bill, it is lerton have now This new, rechargeable Magic Cell ha(- DEC0BATI7E LAWN POND now possible to be been combined in house or into a nidie In a WATEB PUPP'ALO SANDALS tery outlasts 100 dry cells, so why buy completely pre­ a very delightful, replacement batteries for your transistor pared for the willy and informa­ wall adjoining the garden. radio? Ju.sl insert the battery into the worst of rain and tive book by Mrs. This niay be paiticulariy at­ I charter and plug it Into any AC clectri- snow! The LIDO- Maslerlon - the ri Dowu laocRM cal outlet. In 10 or h o ^ 'h e hatlefy KEADY COAT BLUEBERRY HILL COOK BOOK, tractive on a terrace which ■TMUtSS CASB is as gorid as new! BATTERY AND is made of plastic And just to give you prtxif of what a whaa yaa hava Ktad* embwlir by of nohirol impregnated leads out to the garden. Aim H yoa aa twlca ai pairMaaaiag .CHARGER.$4.95 ppd.Check or Money superb cook she «. we have a special glaiaaa fornadMg color Wertar Buffalo laerthar baportnd nylon-reinforced offVr for SUBURBIA TODAY rcadeis for a cliusic or mconspicu- These entirely hand-made water buffalo U d er. Imported and ^ LH'lc This delightful-little lawn pond is cellulose fiber, sandals are casual and comfortable-add ) Falls Import Co., Little Falls. N. J of an autographed copy of the ces 3-U. where - home, office, car, club, etc. in breakage. The Masterlons BIT F Water in your garden laniaa...... H I OP*. pond! Quick and easy to install, it c;^omes slicker yellow, it comes m small, TO- BERRY HILL. Box S, Brandom. Vt. j W.M0 ----- $9 65 p ^ . Bloom's Dept. S, 311 6th ^ foV$5.98. or 2 for $10.98. Money (lium, or large and has a hood* may lie, leap, fall, or flow— MONRr BACK OUdOANTH Ave., New York 14, N. Y. For week-end or back guarantee. No COD;s please. Fair ppd. plus ,3M sales lax for N 3 ^ rM- M l SUh Aao., Oapt. S-SO world-wide travelling, lawn Shop, Dept. SJ. 404)9 Jasper Rd COLOR! I MSM ------Il^ts. No COD'S please. LIDO DE­ DELECTABLE CHEESE the chok;e depends on the Uk0 S Ff9 . ^ NawYaik 14, M. Y. this fan-tlarcd skirt, Fairlawn, N. J. ■ SIGNS, Dept. SS. 56 West 45lh Street, I ESCAPE LADDEB with stitched pleats is ■ lay of your land, and a ■New York 36. N. Y. "Pawa ia the VWaga" avar dO yaata. Owners of ranch ideal. Wrinkle resist­ smaH, invisible pump wiU - Y A l U r houses will want to ant and wash and TBAVELING DOG BED fmtm» Oradka Tarf Tea ■ FABULOUS, skip this one-- but wearable poplin, it is DECISION-NAEEB GAME^” ' WwrYaaCaaOataWvaMYaalOradka BUY for other owners buttoned down the do the rest. PoirMV to M m I Vme Woo4 r I f w here is an extra front from w,iist to UNITED STATES form of fire protec­ hem, and has a string LoiEiBalnns tion. a 14 ft. two- tie belt so that it can t TalM lata a xaaaaaw ii ii SAVINGS BONDS story ladder made be too big or siriall g n s f m odCRiWCRI wW f f om m uat tW a o a * - of 2120 test rope around the waist. Try this delectable Pennsylvania Dutch C o A M tS t with sturdy oak When you're ready to I m C.#.Va EortR. MaSaal Cheese —you really have lo tasie and U v a U la i rungs. Mentioned travel it folds com­ / ' enjoy the wonderful flavor of this gen­ PAUwYARD GOtf 00. GIVE ... or enjoy at home by fire expert Paul pletely into width of iThis handy OZARK TRAVELING uine natural cheese to appreciate the P«0».»M«.j W.J. t o o - ’ t pleats for tuck in the DOG BED makes Fido welcon^ any­ Your problems are settled in minutes WK MV Kearney in “I Smell difference from the store FAMOUS STEAKS S m o k e." W h en corner packing. Slate where — and keeps^him happy x'dpe he with Ihc two sided TOP LEVEL DECI­ AlanM S fad laae alaa tanalaJ . BaUaaaa tl SION MAKER and EXECUTIVE SIT­ cheeses of today. Makes an excellent «a SSt.aa A . ______served by America's luxury needed, the ladder blue or thyme green has his own familiar bed. 36" x 26 x 6 c K i snack iith cTOket^r l » r | r « S m M W ' hooks under a cleat — sizes 10-18, $14.95 high, it weighs 2 lbs.. 6 oz. and is easily UATION SOLVER. The board is di­ fWYTHk far sat la a nrtaty at laz aafal .■a a aty.TO * ^ i vided into all sorts of problems and sit makes delicious (trasted cheese sanii- ^ ama» RoMP ■ffbOSa M mOOT MWfffBl MW FKPWIW I restaurants! attached to the win­ plus 45<‘ postage. No folded for traveling, m any car. I he wiches' A treat you'll want loen)oy ovir ^^tA»ARMw5Sp»OMP t DBLIYKILT. MOirmY I dow—and out you COD’S please. forest green canvas is mildew, rot and nations, such as “Refer to a Commit BACKOTAKAKna. FM t GaMMa tamaa- | lee," "Ask Your Barber,” “Employ T iS ^ e r again. I lb. $1.25 plus sh.ppim: go! At other times Carroll Reed, Shops, water-proofed. $6.95, Porta Co. Inc., cS^rges - '? lbs..$2.45 P]!**/h.PP.nP out of it lies in readiness Dept. S. North Con­ Dept. ST, 32 Neponset St.. Canton. Mass. Dtmble Talk." You simply throw the MURRAY MU. HOUSE dart and voila! Why spend millions on charges. Great Valley Mills, Kellers t jn a small storage way, N. H. Church, Bucks County, Penna. V V, - carton. Two-story a computer when you can have this si/e-14 ft.r^S12.95. ISUMMEB FASHION ' EXECUTIVE DECISION MAKER for 22 ft.-$l6.95. Post­ $1.75 ppd. .Idiots Delight, Box 242 S [SI h d ’ o h T d o l w I paid. Hotchkiss Wellesley, "Mass. [cOLOBFULBBEADBOABDS ^ Products, Dept; SB, SALT.& PiePPEB SHAEEBS Sherman,' Conn. PEN AND PAPEB i p f e e l z e r aOUOCAP-tmvaalpialiiria Ln I PMiMf OLD-FASHIONED CALICO . Americans suffers MAYnMe-toay-occWd-pIak bl-eolor - OARAMSC PINK-Piiikar Ibaa BM>at FILET MIGNON IMI. YuRSrtAO ------— M WE n IS. AAaaaa •» aaa. waj PATHnNOa-Vary lofBa piak blaad You can’t tb M i».cny . from a mental or ak-aa piaa aoe r m . OINK SAUBUMA-torga ntWad flowart Once and for all RHb SCU aeemnMavTjiM you can solve the rVftotr emotional disorder! lOSEOAU—Vary raflUd lolaioa plak irritating summer Look smart arid stylish on patio or beavh nHYTHlNb lOY lOBEBS' m s o i o a i s . N X si problem of salt that with this unusual and attractive com­ These delightful Early Anicrican calicos bination of either Capri or Jamaica aoa Afopohoa A v.. ■ouMor. Colo^ won’t pour!. These Imagine a bail-point pen that carries its Help them find themselves by are printed from origipal plates. Real col­ Moisture - Proof, pants with "Cover-up" Tunic (with ns ItoatTaooMtPtiMwar sssbTSSairjKssic sift 6 db. lectors items, they’re perfectly wonderful own curiimerbund) or Ticking Over­ own supply of paper! Wherever you n e ^ giving your welcmning hand Non-Clog salt and to jot down a quick note — telephone, m for skirts, blouses, dresses, draperies and pepper shakers are shirt. All made to match with a “Vin­ quilts. Red. green, browfub ack or yellow tage Wine Bottle" applique of olive the car, theatre, restaurant — you have and by supporting your «aa.aa,tH'«* OO imported from Ger­ the handy piece of paper r i ^ t there. These lovely' Swedish 5 'yjc H»rdw<>o|| background, 89< p er^V ^ many. and feature a new, spiked miracle green on green toned arnel stripe tick- Bread Boards are decorated wuh tun 1 Lovtiy ti plus 5(‘ per yard handling. Set of ing. All come in sizes 8 —16. Tunic- Refills -are easily inserted 4n the barrel top that automatically springs shut, in- of tl& pen and when needed the paper color silk screen designs. A Haaaa al.Hair faMdaim Uatches. only 25<‘, For Those who are suring’a steady floW of salt or ircpper at $19.95. Ticking Overshirt - $19.95. 'tical.and at the .same unw MENTAL not seamstress inclined, there is a smart Jamaicas - 1* bottle appliqued - $14.95. rolls out sii)inU,by turning the pen! aaa aaai a.i.a.jaw a. era, FG a !CNea«et.».a VAideMW all times. Made of cicarjucile with while $3.(W each [ipd. Refills 25r each or 6 for live addition to your HEALTH * • fwl* ^ r5awVartt».a«rVrw TMT* aaa "■ ■ ■ I patio dress in authentic bandana Pt"” ' plaslicrtops, they're practically indesiruc- C a p ris -2 bottles appliqued — $17.95. rattwata a, Wlaa. Ta^ Attached cumrijprbund liw in front or ■Plius 35<' postage for each item, Margie $1.25. Money-order or cashiers check — TM c o ^ MaaU a»aar Uiaaa a. tible-^rfecl for iever^hing from buffet no COD'S please. J, L. Bagarry, Jr., vy— ASSOtlATIOM back^or g dashing inmi-the waist l^ K to barbecue to picnic! $1.50 a pair. $2.50 Webb Sportswear, Dept. S, 1956 So. Dept. S, I56 East 34th Sl„ New York SMfTS Drip-dries, comes in Red or Blim, sizes Coast Boulevard, Laguna Beach, Calif. Dept. PMS-43, 2755 Liberty, Beaumont, for 2 pair, ppd. SETH AND JED, Box Texas. 16, N .y . • 10-20, $8.95 ppd. New Hampton General S, New Marlborough, Mass. ■No COD's please. Store, Hampton 12, N. J.

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