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PAQS SIXTEEN FilDAYrJUI,Y 10. 1969 lEttPttinQ il|(ralit Average Daily Net Preaa Rtw For tha Weak Badad Memb^ o the 8th Dwtnct Majr 88rd. I9M The Weather poo] open for the summer season bridge, eonUlna sn gdditlona] da- roraesat of 0. a. Waa^W Bmntm About Town rtw Dept. stVfhing to paructpete Swim Hours will be presented for consideration nomination called "re*’’ (the La­ CHARGE YOUR In tHe pernri ^cW indiwr L.nrk* by the Board of Dtrectora July. 21' tin word for king). It ranks ba^ Police Arrests should x ie ^ a f 't jfe ftn.ouse to­ 12,925 by the Advisory Park and Recrea­ tween spades snd no-trumps.' In PRES^FTIONS HERE Partly dandy. dRblar toalght. Mlw HeJ«n Jkitibach. JM Mr- morrow jjtgfit at, 5; 30. tion Commission. Some Directors Extended for playing the gama, rak is a no- Mam bar of tba Andit ^ Low hi 8S«. Stmday partly cMaf^, 'Xm St., and VIm Ulliah Ptetro>v» : have favored the appropriation. Police arrested Carlyle P. Tea- Burakn af CtrenlaUoa trump declaration In which the to, 18. ' Ha»ardville, last night *k5.-IM'br't 8t> ^«?t today from ''Mwa Brenda Mill*., -llfca Mayor Eugene T. Kelly has said Hlsh near SO. < king is the . highest card in each and chargeo him with driving Manehester-^A City of Village Charm, "^School Pool he feels the'town Is obligated to suit and the ace is the lowest, in a c r u l« -to the Bahnnas.,..,^ ^ W'oodbrfdRe S ^ f^ m e d a keep open the pooL wttlKHrt headllghU at night. ^ PINE - y yie bidding, three-rex will overcall Polics said Teabo was bean p r a k m a c t ,-f ' ‘ posit —on ■—-«'>■-pn-fhr rtwrirs ^ hslU-. for .w-the Director Francie Mahoney said The Manchester High School three spades, but three no-trump driving on Manchester streets VOL. LXXVIII, NO. 239 TWELVE PAGES—TV SECTION—SUBURBIA TODAY AllU1 memliera pf -unna and Me-Jsprtrspring: 'Ser’ Mter «t T-*arhera Col- a full season's use was the inten­ will dvercall thire, rex. T^rpe rex MANCHESTER, CONNh SATURDAY. JI LY U,;l959 (Ctaaalflad AdvartiamK oa Paga It) swimming pool will he open'slx tion of his Directors' Swim Pool about 9:3P without benefit of PRICE FIVE CENTS mortalrtal UHtee*.'"Knlghtf of Pyth-] ippr’ of prifn«ct1cul In I'.'ew Brit- is enough for game, since It scores 664 CENTER ST. las, who-eM intereeted In helpirur^ain. hours daily starting Jlofrday. subcommittee in ,,racOmrnencfing headlam-'j. He W due lu coi.rt July that the pool he used this summer. as no-trump. form a junior dodfce will meef'at The hours now- are p m. 2p. All., i Mti-i • f ^ t The 1*^1 will stay'* open until i Usedv______1 ______Hot _____ Water First home of Howard S m tl1 y ^ ‘ Robert B Donovan, eon of Da­ for rhildred.' Slartlng-Monday. the Steel L^or GOP to Oppose Unton St , at 7.30 tpmdfrow;#i1ght the tini^'the Directors consider the 1 vid J. Donovan, 85 Alton St. le pool wUr also be .open from 8 to spproprfatton. i attendlnu the Air Force Academ.v 8 p.m. on a family basis for- ‘TT* 2 - New Wage Bill at Colorado Springs, Colo, Hla ad­ adults and chlTdren with adults. Hex Bridge from Sweden Negotiators Banker Foils Pair dress la Basic Cadet Robert B. This schedule Is based on a 3- Donovan, .34lh Squadron, R ,oom Closed Mondays During July and August L T. WOOD CO. dav week. .Stockholm- Rex bridge, a iSfiw. As Inflationary^ 8D74. A .'F , Cadet Wing, USAF A cost estimate for keeping the ICE PLANT Academy, Colo. ------_■— ^ ------.Swedish variation of the game of-i Still StaUed SI B1S8KLL BT. O p e lii TuOSe thru Sat. — Open Thurs. till 9:00 In Holdup, Kidnap Washington,'July 11 (/P)— ' Cube»-Cru»hed‘Blockf The Kl* anls Club will New York, July 11 (JP)— Senate Republican Leader Tuesday at 12:13 p.m. at the Man­ E n fs a ^ e d Steel labor hieiarotiators faced Eclectic, Ala., July 11 (/W—- Everett M. Djrksen (K-III) chester Country Club. A Pan NOW'S THE TIME TO STOCK UP DURING an uphilijight today to win a A youDg gmall-town banker said today the administration A lerican A ii.-«y fi1;n on ToK'yo, The engagement of Miss Sandra would atrongly opmae the re­ .lapan, wlH , be shown. - Ellen Rudar, to Jon U. Rylander is 1 settlement formula in time to early today shot and killed one Of Accord at announced hy her narenl*. V -. and HALE'S JULY avoid starting mill shutdowns holdup man and wounded an­ vised Democratfc-spon.sored Mra. Erie Riidar.. 62 Winter St. Y j PRE-SEASON this weekend. other who had kidnaped a minimum wage bill as infla­ • Her fiance i.« the eon of .Vti, and With an Industrywide strike policeman and robbed a bank tionary. ; Mrs. Norman Rvlander, 126 N. Elm threatened at midnight Tuesday, Blit Sen. John F. Kennedy -tD- SI. of $250. progress so far could be measured Before he shot the two ban­ Masai, cnief author «f"lh« lewrit- V , DON'T Miaa ' Rudar. IS a graduate of ten measure said it was reason-1 Manchesler High School, class of in Inches—with about a mile left to dits, 3l-year-ol’d Carl Ray Barjter Set to Seek Still plenty of wear left In WHITE SALE go. subdued one of them by throwing able legislation needed to insure a , lfl!58. .'the is presently employed at shoes when brought here for Mucl^ haggling over side issues bare living standard for many low-1 expert repairing. ' the Southern New England Tele- Another shipment, closeout patterns of reifu- scalding water in hla face and paid workers'. phone Co. Her fiance attendedioeal during the past few days has cre­ beating him on the head with the Open 3lniNUys .All Oa.v lar $1.49, $1.98.'12.49. F.xtra htrjie beautiful ated a situation, however, where an The bill would raise the M an , Reasonable arhools and ia with the IT.S. .Navy, robber'a own pistol. hour minimum to $1,25 for most Closed Wednesday qualil.v. Industry money offer could as­ I Barker is cashier and general Afternoons stalinrted at Norfolk, Va erriployea coyered by the Wages i The wedding will take place semble the pieces of a new con­ manager of the bank of Eclectic. tract jigsaw puzzle quickly into and Hours Act, and extend cover- L Sept, ,'^^lh the Second Congrega­ He killed the other bandit with age to lO million additional work-1 Agreem ent S A M Y U L Y E S tional Church. CANNON place. I a shotgun charge in the chest and era. So' far, it was reliably reported “ SHOC RKPAIRING seriously wounded the scalded, Dlrkgen told newsmen President. OF THE BETTER KINn" from, both industry .and union badly beaten holdup man with a By LEWI8 GUUCK I Music for dancing at the parly I BATH TOWELS aourcea,.the top dozen steel firms Hisenhower could not go along Waahinjfton. July 11 (/P)— 2.3 OAK s t r e e t ■at the Army and Navy Cluh f o - ; charge of No. 4 birdshot in the with an increase in the mandatory ' m Sam's Side as Watkins have Blood firm on their refusal to I morrow night will he furnished by j Each 24*’ X 48” Size. I hip. minimum wage and still seek to. SecrptSry of State Christian Oven cooking raiae wages or benefits resulting in I The dead man was identified by hold the line against price boosts ! Diha Ido's orchestra. any cost increases. A. Herter. took o ff today for *100 papers in his wallet as J a m e s in the private industry. the Big Four talks at Geneva is oosy today... instead, the industry bargaining Franklin Bray. 25. of Miontgome- team headed by R. Conrad Cooper, This was an appare.nt reteience Oiir -Ith shipment of these wonderful closeout ry. Taken to Kilby Prison at to adminiairation pleas 'or a steel; with a pledge to strive for "a rnnnon towels. Solid colors; myriad of stripes, U.,S. Steel Corp. vice president, has rea.ionable agreement with been insisting on contract changes Montgomery in serious condition wage dispute settlement which I 'jacquard patterns. Not all coIom in each style. from loss of blood and other in­ would not lead to any price in- ! the Soviet Union on the prob­ that would give steel firms more creaaes. leeway in making work assign­ juries wa.s a man who gave the lems of Germany and Berlin.” 2 FAMILY HOUSE name of VVilliam D. Hayward. 26, The 'aooi- subcommittee'headed i But. Herter said he. haa "no O rR CO.MPI.ETE STOCK Regular 49c I^ rtex Solid Color ments and otherwise slashing op­ by Kennedy approved the bill yes­ erating costs. also of Montgomery, ! great expectations for succaaa" ■The two holdup men kidnaped terday after making a number of ONE IL p C K FROM CENTER David J. -McDonald, Steelworkers changes. i and that bargaining with the Sort- OK l.ARtlK 36" X 72” Kifchen “Blotter” \ City Policeman Maxie Taunton eU require "infinite patience and SIX RGOMS EACH SIDE Union p'lesiden't. has pledged "no Kennedy said the changes were I backward step'' from present con- ' after a.-king.him to drive them i long labor.” out on a highway where they approved unanimously and that he : Herter epove at Andrews Air CntKl lnvrKtnii*nt Property BEACH TOWELS THSH TOWELS Regular'$39.98 Value tract terms. v; felt they improved the legislation. | But the industry has indicated it ' could hitchhike a ride. He said he wag hopeful it ’ would i Force Base, Md., near Washington, may come up with a money offer if | The officer said one of the ban­ clear the full labor committee next i just before soaring away at 9:44 WILLIAM E. BELFIORE AGENCY the union gives ground on allowing i dits put a gun at the back of his week so floor debate could begin a.m. in a brand’ new jet plane, a Fiach Each Large 2«" x 32” Size more management pierogative.s. j head while he was driving, took soon. giant military version of the Boe­ 3S8 Moln StTMt Ml 3-5121 The bargaining was proceeding | his gun from 'him, ahd ordered CARI. R.AY BARKER The -mbcoiTlmittee revision had ' ing 707 airliner It was one of *2;27 at an accelerated pace with many | him to drive to the banker's home. the effect of postponing effective -three bought for President Slaen- so*s homo hooting Steel firms planning to .slai l Sun- j At Barker's home.' the bandits date of the riew 11.25 floor for a.s ' hovver and other* top offlclala. dky' on the job of cooling open | ordered Taunton to summon, the much as font years, but also of ! Herter'a flight ts the first official Three patterns of Aguiar $2.88 Extra ah.^orhent, lint free. Solid ‘Suburbia Today’ use of the new craft. our w ay! first quality. Two patterns of slight hearths and blast furnace.s to get 1 bank official to the door bv lel- bringing more employes under the | colors in red, gray, pink, blue, green ready for a pos.sible Tue.sday night act t-han Kennedy original I v pro- i Aides said the U.S. foreign af­ Ton get premium quality irregular.6 of $2.^8. and yellow’. walkout. (Conttnu4>d on Page Two) In Herald Today posed, ' I fairs chief was not ruling out the Mobilheat with RT-98 . . . the This ia a coally operation that | Under the measure, the 24 mil-1 possibility of at least a tetnporary most'cmupletely effective fuel the industry would like to -avoid j lion workersvnow covered would] agreement on the Cold War crlsle Issue at the second round ,of the oil additive in use today. And If it sees any chance of a peace- | get an increase in the minimum I WHILE THE LAST! fill settlement. Top industry hea<\s j the first year to 14.15, and 11.25 ! foreign ministers conference Sueh- you get premium service. Au­ Burnproof Fiborglas en agreement cijiild pave the way tomatic deliveries . . . a bal­ remained here in close t o u c h , ] the second. REtaiLAR 89c ABC Ribicoff Draws Blast About lliree-faurlha of the 10 for a summit meeting later'in the anced payment plan and many with the industry bargainers. ! IRONING PAD With i million newly covered employes j year. other extras designed to make McDonald has called his union's I executive board and 171-man would' receive a *1.25 minimum, Herter said, in hie airport state­ home heating rtaUii *a*y. ment: Scorch Resistant Silicone PIN-A-FORE wage-policy committee to meet- \ but in graduated stages over a As Political Dictator:-year period.'______"My colleagues of Jrance and the IRONING COYER The all time favorite classic, boy coat in ^Continued on Page Twelve) United Kingdom snd I will strive, M obilhoof gf-^8 CUTOUTS This slep-up proce.sa would be as we did before,.-to reach a reason­ c*m8l-wool. Good looking and good go­ applied ^,800,000 workers for able agreement with the Boviat. . retail andto service establishments ' Special Set Each Hartford, July 11 (A>) Atty. Leo^ "Tiie delegate.^ who had the Union on the problems of Oermany ing! Colors: Red, light gray, navy and B. Flaherty Jr., of Rockville, whof co'"'»K.e withstand these ,prcs-, doing more than *750,000 of an- Driver Unhurt, Rescuers Bruised and Berlin. 87c 67e U.S. May Seek In.t th. x.r-nnrf ru.tvi-4 ‘^lo'eats and vpta for Lvford j nual business, and to 3.600,000 "We go to Geneva rcaolved. as natural in sizes 6 to 18. . lost the .Second. Dialrict. congres-j Hartford ny, i„-^ v,,r.,-u'h other workers in such fields as David Fi**|<»’' « Pwatof a wreckev.) calls dtiectl'ons tor pulling BIrnard Ammixt * overtumsaj car OPEN MON., TUES., FRI. TILL 5 P.M. sional nomination to Chester | are the backbone o filp a r t y that'cutting, fimndrlesr Tocal transit!" before, to negotiate in good faith, WE GIVE A regular $1.19 vaUie. Irons ensier -rrUT^ pOttd Bff 'tv. MMdiie Tpke,, near the Es.st Hartfrmf Tfne.- The- car skWdS'fh'riff trw* row»*’2t*t*' amrfiqnii'TT.r itf rin nitiil||TWT|iMTiiiMii Make up a Pinafore for your little I Retrial of. TV Bowles today charged Governor is not just a nibber stamp for any seamen and logging. night. August wa.s uninjured, but two youths vh o pulled him from the wreck suffered minor GREEN STAMPS and faster, u.ses less heat! girl in an hour. Just cut around Ribicoff with being "an ab.soUite! arrogant leader. ' the Rockville The plan would work this way; our obligations to the mdreOum 7 HALE’S READY TO WEAR DEPARTMENT prill**" on Difir legs. .iStory on Page Fivel i Photo by Burkampi. million free people of West Berlin. flocked pattern and sew. Fit,s from political- dictator blocking the op-i lawyer .stated. ! A *1 minimum the first year and 'C i/ncA ,e4/e^ ^ -A -ft , * Channel Case pcmtuhlty of other candidates for; .-rhe tragic part of all "Before I left for the first series Separate Sihcoiie Ironing Board ‘I to 8 years. Colork^Pink, blue and Take Elevator To Second Floor. overtime after 46 Ho *1.10 the of discussions in Geneva I said I ' pifice." second year and ove. ,.nie.4, this l.s that Ribicoff who wa.s given after 44 Big Beudep Brokeu Cover— 44^ red. <• He said that aljhough he wa.s I Fire (>iits 28 Homes had no great expectationa for suc­ M ORIilRTY SAVINGS Washington, July 11 fAb - The a fair and impartial hearing and hours. *1.20 and 42 hours the cess. Negotiations with the Soviet . ,, . . the first avowed candidate from hi.s third year, and }1.2H and 40 hoiira government ijaya it wtll try Rich-; net, Governor 'Ribicoff had real opportunity when he wa.s just Union require infinite patience and one of several candidates seeking the fourth and succeeding years, III Hollywood Area a },,/ GOAN arri A. Mack aqd Thurman A. agked Bowle.s to run for the Con- long labor, That remains m.v view BROTHERS ASSOC I A I I O N a nomination has become an ab.so- The other 2,i 00,000 worker.! Whiteside again if It can. Their . gressional aeat. . Sjibdued Behan Fined ss we approach the second series of lute political dictator blocking the I brought iiniier the Qaw, who work!, Hollywood,'Jiil.v 11 ■— Twenty- discussions. ______ftesuftio^sM v/MSS 14-wcek trial ended yesterday in] 1 he Rockville lawyer.s statement (ippoitunity of other candidates for smsller stores doing le.ss than eight homes are known destroyed a hung jury. • | .supported the validity of charge.s "I sm confident that the same M l 3-51 35 aawcwasTas’s , o l s is t MNaaciat iNSTituTi^ QIRL SCOUT for off lie," *7.50,000 of annual business, would , in a brush fire - possibly touched close Unity among the svestem al- They were charged with • plot-. againsl the Democratic Speaking of the Lyford report. | ------70 Cents as Drunkard oft by an arsonist-which swept | lie, which tod'ghton^”our'work at / e o t tA €euj» ting to rig the award of a Miami, leadership earlier Ihi.s week Flaherty■' ‘ ‘ .said‘ ...... "Lyford’ shared‘ with (Continiiei. on I’age Five) through 1,000 acres yesterday in Geneva will again prevail.” by .Toaeph P. I.yford of IVestporl. television channel while Mack was me the two fatal traits from Ribi- r Hollywood's rustic Laurel Canvon. Hertar, •• • who. .had -Uat minute CAMP UNIFORMS a member of the Fetieral Com­ Lyford charged that Stale Cbair- ,roffs standpoint, we were not yes I By ANTHONY WHITE '*lage'’ now playing at a I-ondon Fifteen other homes were dam­ nian'.'Iohn M. Bailey rebuffed his i.men and we believed the issues munications Commission. M'hlte- London, July 11 i/P< -• Still i theater turned up in court in an aged. Three hundred persons (Continued m Page P1ve| , side is a Miami lawyer. efforts to win the party'.. Con- i should be discussed." He added. Polio Mother ruffled, and niinplerl bill aubdiied. l unpressed gray suit. His coat were forced to flee for their lives. But tshelher the government gre.samen-at-Large nomination at j e vere not for something just Brendan Behan rolled into. B ow snjfgcd limply open. His white Most ot;the homes were In the You Owe It To Yourself To See can bring them to trial again de­ the 19.58 state convention. jbecau.se Abe was for it.” , *30,000 to YFOrfiOO class; Seven fire­ Street Court today and was fined | shirt was bunched up. He never Striped Jersey and Oap River pends on R pending decision of "The I.vford report is accurate! Flaherty'said that "Ribicoff had .shillings (70 cental for being "'safs a necktie..„ men were injured trying to save and candid. He could have been Dances Again * Federal Judge Burnlla S. Mat­ Kowalski's name ready for nom­ drunk in public. ' On his chin was a 3-Hay growth them. A woman resident and her thews. much more .severe," Flaherty said ination aix months before the con­ son suffered burns running from Bulletins Before the case, went to the jury in one of the strongest intraparty The thirsty Irish plaj-ii righl I ,, Shorts May Be Bought Sej^ately vention but was not. even willing III Chorus Line piPRfipfl ifiilitv. Police Const/iblp John Dicks j from the AP Wires defense lawyers asked for a di­ bla.sts yet made.on Governor Ribi- to let parly leaders know who it (('ontiniied on Page Eleven^. rected a<:qiiittal. Judge Malthews;- coff. "Ts anything known about *‘’*'*'*',"* picked Behan up in I L.vford's report on abusive pres­ was to be." He said that Frank Burlingame, Calif., July 11 him?” asked magistrate Clive ‘ Mavfair yesterday after- t ■ -.tt. In an unusual step, reserved her Kowalski and Che.ster Bowles are decision and sent the case to the sures used on the convention floor ' -- She wakn I the alar. SheXva.sn'i Burt. ,| under, the Influence of alco- «TEE|. STRIKE FORECA9T .IPIRSEYS come in small, medium and large ,«izes at ''ff jury. are aociirate. Flaherty chnUmied. both "excellent Congressmen" and even listed in the 'supporting cast. Reds Nixon’s $1.15. added that ''both could probably a,'^"Behan ntalded. New York', duly 11 t/p)—"nie If the jur.v had arqiiitled. Mack There were . outright' threats of But all eye* were on and all nearls etoel Indootry m M' today It saw loss of judgeships and , jobs, he have been nominated by means of ailenlly cheered the blue-eyed, jet- and Whiteside, the acquittar mo­ the democratic process."- ' A chuckle Vippled round the pub. I p o h c e m a r ” ” Plane over Siberia no poaslbility o f a rontmet tion would have become unnec­ said. These threats were made halreri divorcee. "But when Ribicoff answers Ly- •he .seat., and the big, bleary-eyed |. a.«(riinii Behan nodded RITain. — — s i agreement to avert a strike at ASHFORD LAKE SHORTS comd in sizes 8 to 18 at $2..i0* essary. If they had been con Ppv'il.'' et the state convention aiid As the dance cOncliijled, the ap- n grmne . ^ Asked if he hhd an.vthing to sav. , midnight next Tueeday. In an* (Off Roufe 44—26 Milies East of Manche»(er—Ashford. I'onn.) > New York. Jiil.v II TTie: victed, the judge then could still •■I’* congressional conven- I plause broke and rose to a cres- For since his srrival three davs Behsn pointed a pudgy finger at nounebig this, R. Conmd Ceo> hsve ruled on the motion. tion In .N'orwich shortly thereafter. (Conhniied on Page F)v*> Russians haVe refused Vice Presi- j I cendo.-'- ago frohi a drying out course in his black e.ve and blurtM: per, chief Industry’ negotiator, But the jury split 11 to 1, rei ------:------The dancing lad.v in the front dent Richard M. Nixon petmlasion | to fl.V across Siberia in an Amer­ said there wait" no other re- FOR ALL YOI R CAMPING EQl IPMEN'T porledly in favor of convicting the i f> i f TX i r*- • • line of choma was Mrs. , Hn^“ ^he boUle'’and%he'' headlines i the ' cops. Thev were both verv nice ican plane qn his visit to the. So- ' eonrse hnt to notify steel firms VWt Our GIRL SCOUT DEPARTMENT On fhe Second Floor. two men. After deliberating * I O l> C O l U a U k O C m n i l l l l S T S .leaiine Forslind. San Mateo Coun- Hay and night, later today to be^n shutting more than 30 hours, spread over a — ______' and very ri\ii and that's all I have Viet Union, 'the New Ifork Herald ly's f’olio Mother of the Year. i . Behan author of "The Hos- down. week's time, Jury Foreman Robert | Only seven years ago. stricken to ’sav.” Tribune said today. E. Burner reported no agreement with polio, Mrs. Forslind's body Behan also was ordered to pa.v Nixon, who Is going to Moscow could be reached. i was almost totally paralyzed. For i ,15 shillings (*2.10l in fees for the later thi.s month to open the U.S. SHIPS CRASH, 4 SAIYOk Judge Matthews then" said she Old Dreams Repeated three months, she lay in a hos- ' I ddetot" who patched him up during exhibition, wanted to return home Seattle, July 11 ' 14P)— Four would rest from her marathon . pital bed, her arms and legs News Tidbits j his stay in 'a, police cell yesterday across Siberia by way of Alaska, . crew members of a San Diego, labors for a few da.va.before ruling | inert' her back bent into a stiff | j before he Was released on bail. the Tribune's Washington cor­ CaJir., fishing raaael w en rea­ Culled from AP WirM"^ Just Arrived! on the acquittal motion. Tf she, Like Late TV Movies arc. • , After his 5-minute court appear­ respondent James E. Warner said. died from Itoget Sound wmtera turns it down the wav is clear for Slowly, feeling began to l>re- ance. Behan was escorted by two .The Kremlin will permit the ^ this morning when their craft Bathing the government to try the case. tiirn. friends into a waiting automobile. Vice President to visit some S i-1 was rammed and sunk by a »ea- •gain thaf! ’®’^tish S'.iropean Airways says- Asf the.v drdve off. the writer puiih- berian cR/es-whiPh -It- selects,-.War- i going-tug. Coast Guard head­ Real TS-u I I > . i 1. the sgsw men'^whistle, but apparently had trouble However, doctors warned 4/»/4.., a j ■ a ■ j lL*nc rules Jn favor^nf.aMuitlal. I have pondered over that mvsteri-1 identifying ii First he thouiriif it never again could she exnect to ' 1“”today "^ an American jetJet came “itan- ed a big beefvbeefy hand through the net' said, but whether he will] quarters sabl the tug Chartes •• / ■Mack and Whiteside are free. men. j oils noeTumal process coUed I wai a motorl^ an el^ator and TviAlk. ^ ~ ; :9-^erousl.v close’’ to irpecmr plane. - ' wihdbiv and ...... ArTed... to syjake hands travel to them In his own plane or; rnitidwr at"^ about Y-iK,iir-tPST) t SWEATERS A Justice department spokesman] dreaming. Theories explaining It finally a ptovgroun^ wtth “ ch?U carrying West Berlin------president-' — with a cop. a ■ Soviet aircraft Is still subject with the 79-foot ftsbing boat made it clear "we ll try it again" if , . ______to negotiations. . i and " " rouei .skates and whistle*. ; simply. ”I have two children fn Heiilrich l>ubke back from . "Up the rebels,” shouted a rough North American off t ^ south Summer For A B19 CoUt^t Yoor the Judge rules againsl ncquiftal. | tisto, sages and psychoanalyMs — : In one man’s original dream'he care 'for two children to West Berlin last week . . . Joseph looking Irishman among .the side­ "fhe Rus.sians have long barred :■ "n d of M'hidbe.v Island about 30 Anyre-tH sIw m ildhavetowaltun-, hut the m.vstery remains. This I, | had fixed h"s boat I Scotty) McCotler, 55, stabbed to walk crowd who looked 'as if he foreigners from the Siberian Pa- j miles northwest of Seattle. and \yas lying . And walk she did. After eight I "'hat one psychologist Is doing toi —. still du ty death in midtown A I c o h o 1 i c s was following in Behan's footsteps. cific coastline and the interior o f , when _ months in a hosjjrital, she insiato'd -that region... bordering -on --Com- j T*’ ?, ,f ... the. dark- heginnittgs of a young girl, clad in a heal dress. !upon going home.- She scorned tise AtionyiDQua.. clubhouse iiyrininider -EX^SENATDR GRAVKtY TEL Choose cardigans^ slipovers or mix and dreams. ' as 12 others watch In horror, ' (Continued on Page Five) miinist China, match ensembles from nur stock of ■ (Continued on Page Twelve) wiriked up behind him. of a wheel chair. Slowly, painful* National A.ssociation for' Ad- Dallas. Tex,, July n IF-r-For- ^ mer U.S. Senator WlUlatn A. English tweeds. Colors: Brown, blue and By JOHN BARBOl'R But when Dr. Belgel turned on ly. and tyilh never-endihg effort, vanceme.n of Colored People set green in .size.s ,34 to 40. a Jiright ceiling light, the man .ehe forced the unwilling' muscles Blakley, M, I* In rritical condi­ (AP .Science Writer) to celebrate Its ,50fh anniversary tion alUi'iv suffering a massive New York, .July 11 (>Pi, Here's dreamed: back into use. She waged her own when iU con'.'ention opens Mondhv "I'lp silting on the dock. It's slow, determined campaign, large- a"t New Yovk City's Coliseum . . . The Virgin Mary Was Japanese heart tttack. Rlakley became Ul Bandits Grab a hypiidtisl who makes dreamer^' het * mu " .vesterday and went to Dr. R. B. return their old dreams like late ‘ sun is bright and veiy ly wito -massage and water American ■'reighter on its t/av to SLIPOVERS $6.98 hot. I'm ' perspiring. Perspiring therapy, McBride, his personal pliyelciiuf 'night television tepeaj;s old movies. Norway with equ' r.ient to-.set up for 1.5 >ears and • heart epectal- $25,000— Just Then he adds various effects, and dirty. There's a girl in a -She took over her home duties. tha’, country's first anti-aircraft And Gabriel an East Indian -i 1st. The former senator .was •such s.< sound and light, to see bathing suit. She looks.fresh anti missile (Nike, battalion Senes rushed to Ba.rlor Hospital by am ­ cleah. 1 want to go to the beach (Continued on Page Five) . . . what happens to the dreams. of clashes in Baghdad during past bulance and placed under aa CARDIGANS $7.98 Funny with her. Sun.Ja bright ,on my Bv TO.M HENJHIAW fplav written ih the dramatic style j The hypnotist Is Dr. Hugo G, wefk betweer Corrmunist street AP Rellginn \4 idler peculiar to local culture? " ox.vgen tent. Beisel. a Long Island UniYerslty I ev’ia. I want to get oiit to the mobs and Iraqi troops resulted In I * sun.” Stony Point,-N. Y., July 11 (iPi, For this reason, plays produced , __ nibre than 20 deaths and many In­ , SPORTSWEAR DEPT. , . , Second Floor. Somerville, N. J,, July 11 i,Pi — psychologist, and he'a searching i ~,u »■ Rare Phenomenon The Virgin Mary looked Japanese. by the Barn are foreign in origin •SHIP SUNK, * .HISSING Two bandits, 'one armed with a for clues to the mystorv of how '» ’o"ght fort the « jured, nen-rpaper Daily Star in ■! and what we (ii earn. ' , 8'eatesl mimber of Beirut, Lebanon says. Joseph spoke with a Portuguese ac­ and many of the actors are *fra->''^ Dover,. England, July 11 (F — pistol and the other with a club, , ^ responses. I l l h k V at Sunset cent. The angel Gabriel was a dark. ternal workers or students from The 680-tnn British coastal ship •This is Hii c.xpcrimenl he tried ' behind were the*light -and held up a liquor store yesterday «light and • Vietnamese security troobs hav, i such place.s as Holland. India. •6t. Ronan was reported sunk In and made off with *’25.orio All of wiilt 16 Volunteers; the pleasure of the cusKion on the — apprehcmied several person* 15e welcome charge accounts! Green Trading Stamp.s are given with lap. New York. July 11 0P>—All 14 It was opening night at the Barn Japan. Brazil or the Philippines. the English Chaonel today after Choice Building Sites For Sale It in play money. ! r'at'h wa.s a.sked-to relate a re- Heved connected with killing two a collision' In a fog with a veeael ITie -vear-old men who told ■ bodies that revolve around Playhouse, a fledgling summer | ,he piav.s. the last* of the «wh sales and also to customers'who pay their charge account within Frank M. Lozilo, Opelaton of the ■''!'“ *• Hreain, Then he was hypno- 20 American Arjjiy officers and woiild- Idi^nttfied ae the Mount Athoe. JACKET DRESS Uzed and told to have tlie dream their dreams fluently four times' visible within - - stock theater for strictly religioii.«; ,hort season ending July 24. is. fifteen (15) days after billing date. (Free parking rear of STORE). •tore, said 'he had atashed the ‘ ' ----- U'oi'sx* ...I__ ' *1 Hmit* oK/%ir« 1Z*«««41t*ai 'iwvvi o* a third .At Bienhoa,. Americsn Three of the St. Ronaa’s crew phoney bills awa.v playfully in a again. He did this live times, and were'blocked when a cushion was I Earth’s horizon j Army tpokasman says ^ . . South drama, sponsored ^ by the . 1! iVre nitedi p-om Thailand,Thailand. an interpretationinterni-etation # Liberal Terms # placed in th#*ir Inna v ___! lust before sunaet toniffhL •. i Knrpn’n __ * *oj*bytenan Chinch .in the I S A. qf Genesie orieinAllv written in the were reported missing. Coast bankhank dedeposit bag at the request of each time one of five effects was placed in their laps. It mav have I before sunaet tonight. i Korea’a fli od emergency declared _ . . . -Of Genesis originally written in the Guardsmen said seven inembem introduced; IVhistles. perfume, a •roused sexual ideas which they re- Kenneth L. Franklin The chief fimction of the play- -phai language. Another is Dutch, Sto^ If AIR-COOLED For Your Shctppin9 Pleoiure! his. children. of over today after week of violent house is not to make money or der. ol thp SI. Rnimn crew were *10.98 A„d *14.98 He was w«n'king at his desk neat ceiling light, breeze from an elec­ Jec.ted, Dr. Beigel auggests. Hayden Planetarium says all the rain and high water caused 57 velop actors but to train Jraternsl ^he Rev. Mr. Oano. who directs picked up atterltW crash. Tlwy the front when the, nian W’ith the tric fan and a cu.shion on the lap. One girl dreamed It was a squir- bodies wtll be visible through a j deaths snd estimated 87>- million workers (formerlv calle’«- He said they would be ■ Vatican ne’.vspaner L'Osserva- ■programs over.seas. ^ ~ appesred with the Hedgerow rhe- Choice of all ra.von or cotton and cupioni in navy, turquoiSfi ing what looked like a club wrap­ Fifteen of the volunteers were was taken away, she thanked' stVung "'in a gigantic arc above the tore Romano _ protests new law ‘"There is S'strong heed for good *7 Philadelphia and, for a aonieone in her dreams named horizon. ’ ■ ( RO lWEIJu MAN KILLED / or toqst. Misses and half sizes. ' • ped in cloth, •ble to tell their dream* as they empowering Hungary’s Commii- religious drama to supplement, ,*'1 off-Broadway a "Three Carol .-and confessed sqiiiirels "It's simi$ly that all nine, planets, Berlin, Jul,v 11 (jP'— .% -DKIULCcc "This is it,” said the gunman. were happening. One had to be mat regime to pick the men it preaching in the foleign field. " says,': Bei'b.V Opera, scared her,- ' well mail d M early today In a ARTHUR Ai KNOFLA, Sale$ Agent "Get over behind the counter and awakened first. the moon, sun snd the four big­ i-ants for - ell Catholic church HALE'S READY TO WEAR DEPARTMENT . anch ester o n n get the bag.” ■ The fan often brought the re­ gest minor planets, or asteroids, playhouse director, the Rev N or-' . He sees" liothing strange in , be- car crash on Rt. 7$ ber«. Police M , C * One girl originally dreamed posts. Including bishops . ; . For­ man Gano, pastor of,,,the Presby ing an actor-qiinistor. «75 t u r n ST.. MANCHESTKB 7 , t EI,. MI .1.5440 Ml M tM 1 Take the Elevator “To 8|eoond Floor. Lozito handed oyer the bag of sponse. of wind and rain. But there are in the same half o f the solar - 1 tentatively Ideatlfled htai as Air- , CORNER MAIN and OAK STREETS about a school dance. When Ur. mer aide of Kughes Tool Co. akka terian Church in nearby West "After all," he'says, "church . ____ f ' ■ ' ' funny money. Peigel turned on a whistle, she were other elaborations. One per-1 system."'Dr. Franklin-ssid. thiir .A. .Anderson, S3, of S3 Raa- aon dreamed: California Superior Court per­ Haverstraw, and drama are the- same' in pur­ The bandits then ordered him) to •uddenly found herself at a rail­ -The moon,, planets and asteroids ney Rd., f?rpimveU. AutkorWaa mission to Howard Hughes “ Drama involves the audience in pose. Bac‘b seeks to lift man. to said the man's body waa trapoad ^ open the cash register. Before they road sUtlon where a train was i "■’U appear quite close together, .4 . ' personally, charging that the com- an action which is something a help him find a batter way.-The Inside the autoenoMle and fedd ■ fled, one of them scooped out-,-811'7 coming in! ■’ w u ^ery hot. He dunked my h«)d. he said, strung almost as beads on liany le several miUion dollarx in —to raal U.8. currency; •erm ^ cannot do. What better theater'' ie a apiritual medium. to M) prie«' out. The aaaa was AnoUiar draamsr beaitt _ the debt becauee Hughes used ceen- way - g there to put across the (CiMHteMd Ml Fima (CkmUnned mi Page Twelve) dead upon arrival ^Nasv Brit­ ♦ pany funds fo- •-rsonal expenses. ChHeUan message than in a simple (USKttaMd •• Fag* T k r i> ain Genera HeapttaW \

% kf ANCHBSTBR EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, OONNw SATURDAY, JULY 11, 19M PAOt TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, SATURDAY, JUI.Y 11, 1969 PAGBTHBBI Hebron ,1' Coventry The Virgin Mary Was Japanese FOR THE FINEST IK POOLS... Life-Saving Techniques Business Bodies Officials Discuss Sheinwold on Bridge And Gabriel an East Indian^ Finance Board BUI (SrMn, the man who has kept Building for Town Manehsater's whssia — h i c y e I e (Oeetiseei fr«m Paga Oaa) ^ ■>(>(■ oii> \ Changed Sinte WW II wheels, that It— turning for th# The piTsblsni o f providing proper, .7 OPHNING IXAD East fiealer Slates Hearing last 40 years haa closed up hia shop housing for Hebron’s valuable REVKAL8 H AN D Both sMet votomble y. Evaryona who’s been In the the­ Water* Baptismal at 180 Sprues S t rsdords and for th* consolidation By WnxXAM C. OWEN M N m i ater knows that.’’ ■'td'yprii .fM fiPnt m fsnd water. Cover with sterile By Alfred ShelnieeM Well-known to two generationa of all town offices under one The Unpaid actors who take part Slated at/<^mp For Town Units WMliingtoB (8^— Today, a wsak drMaing. ,Oo not use mntMffitte. U R. MBsters Team of - Manchester residents, Green building is again before the pub­ - ' ■*’1^ ^ In Barn productions really learn / a thio '(Veek ' i-i'.ijf' of or maybe a year from now you Burite: Cover ell burlhe, no mat­ .Yqur opponent "anUcmlly never first opened BlU’s Tire and Repair lic. tbs theater from the ground up. Membeni of thc'ChlVary Chapel The B w d - of nnw ip* may have only seconds to save ter what degree^. With dry sterile shuffle up their ekrda ahd pick the Shop April 2, 1919. Since then he The oommltts* appointed to a Mfe. B u t,If you ar« lik e „»o a t dreseings. I f ^ t l m suffers ehook, ^lening lead at random. Even the estimates that he has worked on In addition to moving scenery ahd will leave by but.fit 1 o’clock to- KftBduied p rlv »l« " g le unknown, sdminieter , ♦ 10 • 7 J 9 « 3 o f Finance members Richard M. This will be an outdoor service equipment la either second band or 'n>«'hcarinf* will, be a week You may have had the tratpinfr Mtidote of two parts of crumbiMl ' West opened the deuce of ctube, w o n t In traffic accidents. Grant. Bknery Taylor, Edward A. long ago. But now it’s outptcidsd. and declajrer captured the jack ... A Q J 7 «3 Green, who is 63 and a bachelor. purchased new at eut-rats prices. at the lake located on the proper­ burnt toast, one part etrofm tea Foote, EMward A. Bmlth, Donald ty. The group will remain on the •iirlier Uian last year to fiv e the This U especially true .you’re ■hd one part mUk Of m sj^sla Do with the ace of clubs. Helen Sobcl, • A Q 5 Isn’t retiring, however. J^rst he le Tbe heavy blue side curtains E. Griffin and Mrs. William H. grounds for a picnic supper and FOXMONT POOL CO. Fuianre BoarA more time to atuOy one of the 1' tnUlkyr'Ilvlng vet­ one .of the world’s great players, ♦ K J 7 thinking of thklng a vacatiem. served on Broadway at one time not uee this when the victim is In Hills; Justice Court Judge Clif­ the evening evangelistic Mrvice. budfeU knd prepare them for a erans o f World War II, or one of come or has symptoms of con­ was South. She took a few aeconda « AO since he’aOhly had two in 40 ySars, and were cut down to fit the barn. ford R. Wright; Tax Collector whkh Will be the cCmcluding serv- TIL. HARTSOSD, JA T-S441 p ^ ^ "h e a ^ tn f at welt as for the the millions o f women who Uxdc vulsions or exhaustion. to'ruminate Over this atrange open­ East SaMb West .N m * and.. than he will begin working "It's good practice for setting up. Mrs. F. Elton Post; and Town lr.e of the camp mestings. The ahnual town tneoUnf Oct. S, ae- Tetanus; Danger from lockjaw ing lead and cajme up with a mag- 1 • Double Pass 2 4 ' once again. Just what this work overseas drama programs.” Mys the Ua'oing as a'patriotic war­ (Jterk Mrs. Charles-P. Miner held Rev. Thopias Miller, Flint, Mich., cordlnf to Chairman John M. time duty. ie now essociated with all wounds nificeht play at the aecond trick. Pan 2 N T Pam 3 N T will be. Green 4Msn’t know, but at the Rev. Mr.' Gann. “ W e have to a meeting earlier this week and is the camp Bible teacher an^ Stone. Since tbs war, four major first —not merely with cuts from rusty West dearly had led from four All PtM the present tune feels he’s "bad make do with what we’ve got. Wa talked the matter over from all svangellat. > The acbedule follows: A u f. 11. aid taohniquea—control of bleed­ nails, etc, wounde should receive cluba to tlM 10. Most iriayera lead opening lead — 4i2 bis fill, of bicycles." bulU .a lot of the equipment otir- angles. The regular Sunday School-ses­ t p.m,. Board of Selactmen: Auf. ing. artificial resplratibn, cold In- medical attention and possible Im­ fourth-beat from a broken suit, Green’s biggest regret In cloeing •elves.” IS. T p.m.. Town Clerk and Town Neic header of nriners munization against teUnus. ^ e first -thing to be considered sion and morning worship service jtiries and trdhsportat'on methods and 'When the deuce ie th fourth- the shop. Is that he will no longer be Opening night at the Barn drew at Calvary Chapel. 22 .Vernon St., Treasurer and Judfe of Probate: S Dr. Clayton F. Andrews of Lincoln, J^b., a surgeon, is the new have lieen ..rbveti'd.^ What was Transportation: New methods are beet oard the suit can be only able to chat with'the hundreds o f was where to find a dealrable aite, an audience o f about 75 pqople. a p.m.. Town Assessor and 8 p.m.. complicated. The key is proper In- hand ia too atrong for an opening A number df places were Suggeat- will be held as usual tomorrow ■••der of the more than SOb.OOOJBhrincrs in the U.8., Canada, formerly U)a thing to do is now four parde in langth. bid Of 1 NT, but not ailrong enough youngsters who brought their bikee pleasant surprise for the Rev. Mr. morning at 9:4.5 and 10:45. The Tax Collector. Mexico, and the Panama Canal Zrae. Ha w«a tnatatlad at the the dangerous thing to do. etructlon and practice. Why would Waat lead from a to his shop. ed, including land the former Osno— " I ’d be happy If we' have Auf. 18. 7 p.m.. Board iat Breon eays there are "thousands for 2 NT. K d yoor first and be Lord estate, now owned by Mrs. public la welcome to the services 85th Imperial Council Seaalon^ Atlantic a t y Wednaaday. Im ­ A host of other cknor' treat­ four-card auK haaded by the 10? *’I wUl miss them very much,’ 20 or 36 at each performance.” at the chapel, and also to the serv­ NOTICE Health: 8 p.m Public Health rt cases where people have done ready to^ma^e a jump rebid in Grin ton I. W llL of Yonkers, N , Y „ mediate Pfiat Imperial PotenjlAta George Strinffallow of iSienton, ments have been changed and Obvioudy iw could not have a bet­ notrutnp your nexi' turn. be said. ' There was no admission but most ices at the Assembly of God Camp­ N urtinf Assn.. 8 p.m. Porter Me* N. J„ right, congratuatea^a succaaaor after having placed th e-, thing! that called fOr first aid ter auit lead. The odds were ... . a daughter o f the late Mrs. E. G. left a donation bn -the way out. some new techniques in'tiatsd. (Copyright 1950, grounds. mortal Library, and 8:30 p.m.. lawtl of office over Dr. Andrewli' ahoulders. The convention end­ ekllls .. skills they read or heard overwheltnlngto that Weat held no Lord; land'owned by Donald Rob­ The opening play and Ita cast But the public’s knowledge has ’The Household Finance Corp., abour or saw on television.” But General Fet ^rea Corp.) Booth-Dimock Memorial Library. ed '^uraday night a 8-hour parade the length of Atlantic not kapt pace. fiva-ccud suit. In that ease, hie which operated a chain of offices inson, ideated near the Regional was typical o f season. It was an he says^ by far the beet way to Auf. 20. 7 ^.m.. Board of Ekiu* City a S-mllc b oard^lk, with over 200.000 people viewing the "The majority of people have distribution w c i 4-4-4-1. The sin­ across the United States, Canada School;, and land owned by the English drama in two acts called prepare for an emergency la to Fehdleton sisters, situated be­ OPEN MONDAY cation. colorful untie of 8^1lhnne Temples in the line of march. Thera ■ -■ i ' . V ’ f "House By the Stable” and "Grab som. first aid l.notirla^a, but take a first aid course. gleton -had to be in hearts, for Farm Iticomf; Hits Peak and Hawaii, haa opened an oViee Auf. 35, 7 p.m.. Civil pafensc: were 10.000 .panders. Sphinx Temple of Hartford was the 28th ot*ierwloe Weet.would have led hia tween the local firehouse and •nd Grace,a heavily allegorical Hava Your Doctor tvhile aonie of it la good, soom of Free course* are offered by at the Manchester Shopping Park- 7:30 p.m., Gmerfoncy Communi- Temple In the..i>arade line, and its band was judged best ell- it is bad,” saya Bari H. Breon, di­ partner’a suit. Dea Moinea-^The gross income ade. Jones’ garage. battle between Pride and Faith. 8.700 chapters of the Red Cross. The Rev. Mr. Gamo played Man; CaN In Your Proscription cations: 8 p.m.. North Coventry eround in ^ parade by the Bandmasters Aaaoclation of America. rector of first t.d servlca for the Reads Other Hand of the nation’s farmers rose to a C. R. Halvorson, manager, said Mrs. Miner waa clerk. The next Breon says everv home should \ Mary Gale of. New York City was Volunteer Fire Department and 8 Several k^ncheater bandamen are members of Sphinx Temple National Red Croas. It was no"v time to read the record high of nearly 38 billion the Chicago company now has ap­ meeting will b* held pending re­ 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. have the.24l page heq Cross first Pride and Joyce de Sousa o f Stony Dolivarad Within Th# pjii., Coventry Volunteer Fire Band a i^ w ere with their unit. "What the first aider does can Blast hand. I f West held four dollars in 1958, an 11 per cent in­ proximately 1,000 such branchea. sults reached in contacting the aid textbook, and every home and Point was Faith. . They were the Aaan. of South Coventry. make the difference between crease over-1957. Realized net in­ ’The local office, designated as above property" owners. Up to automobile a ’basic aid kit He spades, EkUt aurely held the other only Americans in the cast. Hour A u f. 27, 7 p.m.. Coventry Po- whether the accident victim lives adds; two. But East was sure to hold come, after deducting farm-pro­ the Household Finance Corp. of Friday of this week none of these Uee n t m l: 8 p.m.. Zoninf and had been consulted. There has as Tultiko Take! of Tokyo played U s^ Hot Water First or d ies...or whether he Ilea in a ’’The price of your life may be 75 the ace-Idng of spades for him duction expenses, totaled 13.1 bil­ Manchester,' will be open Mondays, the Irtrgln Mary: Wilson Castro Planninf Commission: 8:45 p.m.. hospital for months or soon goes cents for the textbook and the time opening bid. Hence EOaat held the lion, an increase of 20 per cent ’Tuesdays and ’Thursdaya from 10 yet been no estimate as to what KIDDKFAIR Ferreira of Jandira. Brazil, waa Zoninf Board of Appeals, and home to his family," Breim saya. it takes to study It.” blenk ace-king o f spades. from 1957. It was the highest farm a.m. until 6 p.m. and Wednesdays this new project will cost the PINE PHARMACY ^ 108.5 MAIN ST.— MI .‘1.5858 8:15 p.m., Coventry Recreation Joseph; S. K. Shamser from the M t CENTER ST. . Skills Needed at Home Acting on thi* reasoning, Mrs. incoms since 1963. ’ and Fridays from 10 a.m. until 8 town. Indian state of Fi'njeh was Ga­ Conunlttee. The skills of flfst aid are most Sobel led the three o f spades at p.m. The office wUl be cloaed Sat­ Reeident Help Not’New briel: Albert Hoorn of Soestdijk. Sept 3. 7 p.m.. Justice and Banker Foils Pair oeeded at home, he adds. "Every Rockville th* second trhdc! This enough urdays during the summer The suggestion by Robert E. Holland, waa Hstl; and Beaunonj Small Claims Court; 8 p.m.. parent needs it, mothers especial­ to drive out Blast’s king. Another months. Foote, chairman of the Regional Espina of Maasin, Le.vte, Philip­ Board of Welfare, and 8 p.m.. In­ Bill Gre6n closes up shop. 8 Board o f Blducstion, that volun­ ly." O t m . M.. Tat la low spade drove out the ace, and AIR-OONDITIONED ■ pines, was 9race. . dustrial Planninf Commission. Acoidenta killed almost three Mrs. Sobel hac’ tricks to bum. ‘Flying Crane’ Sold teer workers may help out in work­ Each fToup eeheduled for the 103 Sign Up ing on the school athletic field "This is real religious drama.” In Holdup, Kidnap times as mapy children in 1857 as Dally Question DINE and DANCE | ’The Puerto Rico Water . Re­ watth to Corbin In recognition of 80 per cent^of the country’! sup­ says the Rev. Mr. Gano, "not just priv’ate' hearinfs will be notified any disease and are the leading A * dealer, you hold Spades Q Every THU k S.-FR1.-8AT. I sources Authority haa purchasied a his quarter-century of service. A ply of the shellfish. comes like a breath of former by letter fro a the B.>ard o f Fi­ times, when a good many of the a little church play. It’s realistic SHADY GLEN FRESH f r u it sherbetsr- cause of death among persons 7 6 3; Hear’.* A (} 5; Diamonds Sikorsky 8-68 helicopter for use Manchester native, Corbin attend­ Approximately 20,000 people are and simple yet it doean't preach." nance. S'one said. (Coatinued from Page One) For 4-H Camp 175 Polio Cases people here were 'willing, to do ing from the kitchen, he splashed aged 1 to 38. By far the greatest K J 7; Chibs A Q. What do you OAK GRILL I a "flying crane" to carry huge ed schools here. He is now living expected to attend this year’s fes­ It’s so unpreachy; that even the OOP Votera Tope say ? power pole* to construction sites in Ha.rtford. tival. Last year 16.000 attended things for the good' of the town ling him it was the police. They the scalding wst.er in Hayward's number of Injuries were In the so Oak S t, Blancheeter without money and without .price. Angel Gabriel can be kidded by a A total of 1.384 refistered Re- home — 4,200.000 — and the sec­ A total of 103 boys and girls Reported in Nation Answer: Eld one spade. The throughout the island. The heli­ the affair and 8,200 scallop din­ mischievous little boy called Grace publicana and 988 refistered Dem­ forced their way Into the house face when the bandit held out his One instance of this ie the work •FKESH FRUIT STRAWKRRY cup. Then Barker seized the ond highest number of deaths — will attend a week each at the copter !a expected to prove espec­ Iona Executive ners were setA’ed with 3.300 for a delightfully human failing. ocrats will he Mifible to vote at and held the policeman. Barker, of -school visitors, not so many bandit's revolver and beat him into 28.000. Tolland County 4-H Camp at Washington; July 11 UF>~A to­ ially effective in Puerto Rico’s re­ The appointment hs Ulysses S. pounds of scallops, two tons of po­ He appears as a bit of a stuffed thejr respective caucuses, accord- and the banker's pregnant wife Abihgton this aummer. mote, mountainous area. Violetta as director of purchases tatoes, 216 pounds of tartars years ago, before the town’a dis­ shirt. • FRESH FRUIT ORANOI and 3-year-old daui^ter captive. submiaaion with the weapon. With such a clear need for tal of 175 cases of poNo w^re re* trict system was abolished. Once to the Refi8tr%rs of Voters modern first aid training, why do In addition, 38 4-H aeniora will An authority spokesman said the and product services has been an­ sauce, 2.000 loaves of bread and Bray , then forced Barker to, kc- When Bray apd the policeman ported throughout the country for a month a responsible person, ap records. returned to the house, the banker Americana generally bypass it? attend the third and final wetk, eoet Of setting a pole by conven nounced by William H. Sleith, 7,000 lemon wedge.s, the firm said. • FRESH FRUIT LEMOH ' compahy him to the bank while the the week ending July 4,. the public BURNSIDE pointed for the purpose, visited ail German Textile* Dip Of the Repubitcana 826 are in had loaded a shotgun and was "First-aid training does not ap­ Edmund Seney of Woodstock A t ti Ends Tonight! tlonal methods la about *450. With president of the Iona Manufac­ the First District and 488 in the other holdup man stayed in the health service says. This was about RUkN''.|{)! AV! -f HIM) ' OND the helicopter, the polea can be turing Co. on Regent St. the schools and taking an Interest • FRESH FRUIT UMS waiting for them at the front door. peal to individuals; it la a group presently program director for ’ Car Siimmerized in how the teachers were getting Second District, for a total of 1,- house and stood guard over the the Windham County 4-H Camp, three times as many as In tlje erected for approximately *180 Munich — Germany’a textile In­ captives. Taunton opened the door and then thing," says Breon. " I don’t know PAUL NEWMAN Vlolette, who lives in Bloom­ A marked increase in demand along, sometimes having to take dustry reporU that ita 1958 sales Z84. jumped to safety as Barker shot at the same location, will be camp same week l^st year. ■ SUSAN HAYWARD apiece, including the expense of The time lock on the bank vault of anyone who’s walked into a Red field, has been Iona’s plant auper- for warm weather accessories on a hand in discipline. This is only were off 7.7 per cent. Since 1952 Of the Democrats. 728 ate in Bray in the cheat at point blank director for the three weeks. His Of these cases 106 were of the BARBARA RUSH STEPHEN BOYD (liSTlnS the hole, he aald. was set to open at 8:30 a.m. (CSTi ^ o ea chapter and said ’I want a ___ •*' 1959 model automobiles has been one instance. It took a good deal the First IMstrict and 245 fai the range. The banker had wounded the first aid course.’ wife will be s councilor. paralytic kind. For 26 weeks in about 90 operalore. with 2,000 and Bray couldn't budge it, so he "THE YOUNG Heads Insurance Club reported by M. C. Patterson, of time and thought, but it didn’t Second Distric* or a total of 988. other holdup man a short time Mrs. Everett Stone of Hebron 1959 a total of 1,030 polio cases "A WOMAN looms, have gone out of biislneee. grabbed a aack containing 1200 in "People get first aid training William G. Cain J r, of 19 Fair- Dodge general manager. He also cost the town a. cent. A t present Germany has only one The list o f names hap been sub­ earlier when he refused to obey a when a group — a club, an or­ will be camp nurse for the first have been reported, the service PHIUDELFHIAN" OISESSED" mitted to the 'nter and will be nickels and dimes. field St., has been elected first vice reported a continued high demand Visitor to Town loom for each 2.740 inhabitants, a p command, following the beating; to ganization of some kind — decides two weeks and Mrs. Kathleen Fill, •aid, compared with 660 for the 3:20 - 8:15 filed July 24 with the Town'Clerk A fter Bray and Barker returned same period Ih 1958. TECH. 8:25 - 10:80 president of the factory insurance for other major accessories. IVellington Sloan, formerly of small ratio by European stan­ THEY'RE SO-0-0 GOOD move from one room to another. to sponsor it as a project.” also of Hebron, for the third New Haven, now of Forestville, ae required tv the election laws. to the Banker's home, the holdup Barker said he was frightened Of these. 681 were paralytic, association employes’ club. Order for air conditioning units dards, and only 35 per cent of Its man took Taunton back downtown To bring your first aid skills week. Mrs. Mabel Blait of Elling­ Other elected officers are: Ber­ was a visitdr this week at the AND The Republicans e ill caucus during the ordeal but that he was up to date, here are the major ton will return as camp cook for compared with 329 last year, the SUNDAY e MONDAY * TUESDAY on 1959 Dodges have increased 60 looms are automatic. with him to 8«t tape so he could service's weekly report said yes­ nard V. Komowlcz of Newington, home of the Misses Pendleton. He from 1 p.ni. to 8 p.m. Thursday more mad than anything else. revised techniques-- her fifth season. She will be as­ per cent and orders for tinted glass GOOD FOR TOUl at the Church Community House tie the hostages until the bank terday. ■PORK CHOP HILL" "NAKED MAJA" TECH. pmaident; James L. Fogarty of which shields out bright sunlight was one of the prime members Cof "I got sure-enough mad," he Control of Bleeding sisted by Mrs. Gene Whaplee of St. Peter’s School, which flour­ RAIN STOFS SHBINERS In the Second District. vault was opened. Elmwood, second vice president; have spared 159 per cent over 19.58 added, "when the big one (Bray) in case of severe bleeding, apply Storrs. Only New England seems U> be ished here some years ago. He haa Atlantic City. N. J„ July 11 OP)— The Denocrata will set a caucus Barker- said he suggested a cup kept talking about killing ua." Patrick T. McGovqfm o f Hartford, prMWire over wound area maintaining a relative Immunity. model installations. Patterson said. recently returned from ' Egypt The Shriners didn’t get in ’’swim­ date when the town committee of coffee while he and his family Waterfront director will be treasurer; Allen F. Spink of West Eclectic is a small commvmlty with a -lean cloth or, for quick ac- Only a few cases were reported During the 1959 model year, 94 where he was engaged in excava­ ming, sunning, boating, fishing, meets at 8 p.m, Tuesday at the waited with Hayward, but that he R iv a rd Sherman of Coventry, as- Hartford, assistant treasurer; and about 35 miles northeast of Mont­ tion with your hand. A maior loss there this year, as was the case per cent o f all Dodges have been tions of ancient sites, with a group brokdwalk promenading or other BooLi-Dimjc!; Hemoriaf Librnry. made-only boiling water. Illu m ­ gomery. siated by Kathleen Stoddard of last year. Mias Eirhestlne Bascetta of Win- of b l ^ can cause death within Mansfield. ordered_with automatic transmis­ of scientists. "seaside attractions" on their final The nominatlnf conunittee will sted, secretary. day here. less than a minute. Bandage,-Cloth The 4-H county office will be Texas reported the largest cu­ sions. 67 per cent with power Mrs. Charles P. Miner, town bruif in L alate of candidates to over wound. Do not remove it. mulative total of paralytic casea, steering, ,5.1 per cent with radios, clerk, says that jury lists are ex­ That was the "play day" sched­ bs recommended by the town com­ represented by Miss Bonnie Lan­ ENJOY A P b. ..dpwtet ia Oours:' ’ Tourniquets should he used rare­ dau, 4-H homemaking leader, dur­ 92, California had 89, Florida 61 1 98 per cent with heaters. 40 per pected at almost any time. They ule for the closing day yesterday mittee for election et the cominf ly only when severe bleadinjt in- and Iowa 45. Missouri. Arkansas | Peter Kalos oC 127 Porter Bt„ of the 85th Imperial Council ses­ School Helps Oldsters ing the first week. Larry Cush­ oflice manage; of the Spsetor cent with windsshield washers and had not reached the office on F ri­ Comfortably caucus. vo ves un extremity in which large man of Coventry the second week, and Louisiana reported between 30 i DELICIOUS 80 per cent with back-up lights, day. sion o f the Ancient Order of ZPO Hearinf Set arteries are severed, or > 15 minutes. Get vic­ ant 4-H leader this summer and ’Hie meetings are. for manage­ John F. Pickles. 55 Holl St., and By KKNNF,TH ISHII ♦eight of these is. sufficient to as­ The report was able to give no day. chanfes to the preeent local son- tim to hospital quickly. will assist in the camp program,' DINNER ment and supervisory personnel the late Mr. Pickles, has been Koda. Japan — The woman sure a student of a diploma. reasons for the increased incidence . Roate«8A44A in f refuIaUmis, tncludinf the Attiflcliu Respiration Senior Councilors the first vreek of polio nationally. from all Spector, terminals in the Ulysses S. Violette riected secretary of the National peered into the reglatrar's office Afternoon Chiitses will include Mrs. Robert Doggart, Fire Insurance Co. of Hartford. adoption of' ‘ the state building | Most persons will die within six Blast. Topics fo be covered include intendent for three years. He was Delegates Named at "Kotobuki University" and Classes last from., two to five mlnules or less if breathing stops Mrs. Fred Rose and j^fa. Ethel HERE He will supervise the company’s code. Nathan U Miller, chairman, raanagem t and supervisor" prin­ formerly national products serv­ in the afternoon and are divided completely. Artificial respiration Cargo of Coventry;“-Mrs. Willard field and agency activities in the will be In charge. i asked if the could enroll. ciples and'‘j9rocedures and general ice manager at the Winsted Hard­ For A L Sessions ‘ OwKjr^’ Auction into lecture and recreation ses­ should be started at once • • death Stearns. Mansfield; Miss Frances southern states. ..rCTr',." l "We’re happy to hive you,” said sions. kITiONCDSfSI adminiatrative functions as they ware Manufacturing Co. may be aeconda away. Skelly, Tolland; Mlaa Sandra ROAST PRIME RIB OF BEEF as jut A graduate of Manchester High The Ihiffys’ (Dads United for MaUro Shiga, the school's chief relate to operational and sales Iona manufactures a line of "For lectures," Shiga explains, The back preasure-arm lift Phelps, Andover; Raymond Daley School. Pickles joined National in The American Legion A.uxiliary Furthering Youth Serviceil will administrator. "You meet our re- EflSTUIOOD areas. electric housewares Including "we have teachers come to dis­ method Is recommended for gen­ Willington; and Richard Nieder- AsAI*s\fW»(T • lAMHAUTfOWO Department of Cmmecticut will have a public iuction at 10 a m. | quirements admirably." Top officials o f the Chicago- blenders, food mixers, rotary mas- cuss problems of the old In our eral use. werfer o f Tolland. hold Ua 34th convention Jitly 16, home on | He wasn’t joking — aithough based motor freight carrier wlH sagers and can openers. South St. RMreShmenta will be j the woman is 90 years old. changing society, which is some­ Cold Injuries Mias Phelps, Miss Skellv and TW O OKRAT HITS! lead the discussions. 17 and 18 at the Hotel Bond, Hart­ thing no one ever considered be­ Firm pressure with the warm Mrs. Caro will return for tfie sec­ p «»l Nrwmas Barbara Baik $ * > . 2 5 ford. available: ^ ih . Henri Peaeinl, The New Japan apd other subjects of current in- were John F. Clifford of 95_OIcott on High SL Tuesday after spend­ Quickly warm the injured area of Coventry will serve as counci­ Dr., Mrs. Alba N. Ruacohi of 28 chief coat accountant and in 1957 music ohairr.jw; Miss Barbara "New ways of thinking and liv­ tereat. And travalo^e movies are IIURST ing three weeks at the family cot­ if still cold and numb by immers­ lors the third week. Ensign St., and Mra. Paul Jones, was appointed assistant comptrol­ Waliett, ciiairman o f pagea; Mra. ing have come to Japan since the also popular. STARTS SUNDAY COCKTAILS SATISFYING tage in Tunbridge, Vt. ing in water at body temperature Junior camping periods are July of 124 Washington St. ler. Wilber Little, co-chairman of end of the war." says Shiga. "Our TWO (BREAT HITS! Herbert C. CMekmore has been "F or recreation, the old folks 190 to 100 degrees F.) but not hot p to 24 and 26 to 31. and the sen­ Five dollar gift certificates went A resident of Avon, White is a memorials conurittee; and Mrs. honorably discharged as machinist society has become democratized. try their hand at handicrafts, or ior camp period Is from July 26 Oresara Berk la graduate of Hillyer College. Hart­ Waliett, a mei.vber of the resolu­ But the old folk, whose minds are water, or by wrapping in warm Ava Gardaar to Judy Clifford of 75 Poxcrrft Dr. mate aecond d a is from the Nav>-. play games, for example, trying to Aug. 31. r«ay Fraaf^iaaa and Ada Reynolds of 72 Hoffman ford University; and ia a member tions committss. deeply ingrained with feudal, old- blanket.,. Handle frozen part with “ Pork Chop He la making Ms home with his to walk a straight line with an Hoepifati Note* - Rd. ^ of the National Association of Ac­ fashioned ideas, have often found greatest care. Avoid, excessive “ The Naked Several hundred delegates froth parenU. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Crick- .apple balanced on the head. Thev ht»t. Discharged yeaterday; Mrs- Jo­ H iir «ouiAMjoHnsonr5 Grand Union's six-week "Around- countants and the Elks. inita throughout the State are more on High St. it difficult to adjust to the new seem to enjoy themselves as much Maja” Japan. Once part is re-warmed, en­ seph ^ k e r , 154 E. Main St., and the-World” travel- conteat featured expected to attend the convention. M ^ 'Alfred Krest of North as small children” Mra. (Charles Robinson, 56 Pros­ S:4*.^a *50,000 In vacations to Bhjrope. the New England' Data Readied "Our ‘university’ is an attempt courage patient to exercise in­ , Some o f the program activities Oierlestoni S. C., la spending about' jured fingers or toes. pect St., Mrs. Walter Schmeiske, 1 Caribbean area and the F'ar East 'The U.S. Depariment of Com-- include' thS department banquet three weeks with her parents, Mr. to help the old people of Koda Wad., "IT HAPPKNRD TO JANE” A\'CO GETS CXlNTRAfrrS Prolonged ^exposure to cold: If Hale St.. Ext. among the 2.630 prizes. The con­ merce. Field Services, 282 Post pf- Thursday evening, the past presi­ make this adjustment, so they can test ended June/18. undemtand and enjoy their newV Stratford, July n .pi The U..S breathing has stopped, begin arti­ Admitted yesterday; John Aniel- five Building, Boston, now . has dents’ parley -luncheon Friday husband expects to Join her the enjoy their lo, Talcottvilla Rd., Vernon; Bid- available' copies of a leport en­ noon, and the parade, in conjunc­ end-of the coming week. ! ----- sad of Cedingfeeling use-",.„A lr Force has awarded the Avco ficial respiration. Bring victim into ^ Promotfr/ by Travelers I leas and dlacarded." ' i-orporation-s Lycoming Division warm room quickly. Wrap him In ward Lively, Scott Dr., Vernon. titled ’’New England’s Score Card tion with the American Legion Mr. and Mrs. Richard Keniston The appoinjlment of George W. in the National Economy." . \ hich will be holding its 41st con­ and family of Pawcatuck are A t 90. widou- Ju Suzuki Is the here three new contract, for gas warm blankets or place him in a U K tr t 'IN John F. Pickles Vemoo and TaloottvUle news Is Hunt. 27 G rim Rd., as special rep­ Paul G,. Carney, field manager, vention at the SUtler-Hllton Ho­ spending the weekend at the home oldest student at Kotobuki turbine engines. Contracts valued tub of warm (78-82 degrees F.) at *44 million have been received handled through The Mancheeter resentative m . the boiler and ma­ aald the atatistica contained in the 1946 and for a short time served tel, at 2 p .f. Saturday. o f her parenU. Mr. and Mm. A. G. Youngsters under 70 do not water When he reacts, give him chinery dmsion, and' Albert S. by Lycoming in the last two weeks, hot drink. Evening Herald Rockville bureau. MANSFIELD report, were culled from' a number as a fleldman in Connecticut. Crtckmore. qualify for admission, though .nwrfTM, mr. -ja tmuirntmi* it Blrrell, 25E Forest St., as assist­ many would like to. tn® company Mid. Th® 7 W. Main 8t., telephone TRemont of sourcea and preaent a concise Appointed apeclal agent for Eveau hloMlay Minor wounds: Clean with soap &-S1S6, * Hercniee Shown Last * ant underwriter in the casualty picture of, and ^ftin en t informa­ ■* , EaroUmeat Is fiO value of the latest contmeta is Oklahoma in 1947 and later state Monday's acUvltlfc Include Green- *18.091.21*. , underwriting division has been an­ tion concerning, the New England Deaths Last Night Caiobot Post No. 53i American Le­ "W e keep enrollment down to nounced by "Vice President (Jharles Area. agent, he was transferred to Kan- about fiO for financial reasons. •sas City, Mo., in 1957 as manager gion, and its Auxiliary, S p.m., Le­ CHESTER J. Haugh of The Travelers Insiir- Contained in the report ia sum­ By THE .ASSOdATBD PRESS gion home; North and South Cov­ The 'upivsrsity' (^ m U s on an an­ •ance companies. - m ary data regarding area and of the fire, marine and multiple nual budget of S377 dollara appor­ (OSniT'OSf!) Newport, R.i.— Henry P. FJetch- entry volunteer firemen, 8 p.m., Hunt Joined -The Travelers in the population; aelectcd economic peril division of the Kansas City er, 86, noted American diplomat tioned put of local taxes' by the Branch Office. In 1958 he was nspectlve firehouses;. Board pf MAIN FEATURE 8:30 BOLTON NOTCH ^ILORII^ division in 1953 and the following data; total of federal grants to and chairman of the Republican .Education. 7 JO p.m., Robertson Koda town assembly. And tuition every night except sat year waa named assistant under­ state and local governments; total advanced to manager of the Con; School. ------Is free " STATE RoUitts 6 am t 4 4 /t y F B W J National CpmmiUee from 1984 to •y writer. In 1957, he was made un­ number of units engaged In fi: tinental-National Group opera­ 1936. died yesterday at hia New- There *re 32 men and 28 women tions' there. HaadMstsr Eventag BeeaU Oev- derwriter in that dlvlalon. |nance, insurance and real estate; port home after i long illness. rerrssf sadaat. Mm. F. LAST TIMES.TONIGHT > LAST SHOWING TONIGHT — 2 MG HITS! I .1 » tow'n of I WOYMJSCOK Birrcll became associated with number nutnber of employes and tajiahle Pickles is married to the for­ Blkhtrt, Ijjd.—Csrl D. Green- Eanltoe Uttte, telepbMM POgitin I 18.000 people, of which about 800 I I DORIS DAY In “IT HAPPENED TO JANE” __ fi;10 . 9tl5 The Traveler* In 1958 in tbe cas­ payrolls; gross bank , deposits; in­ mer Marjorie Olson, daughter of Z-C38I. > are over 70 years old. HANK POST 110,1 VICE LOUD OF M i TM E! m r > first flicst to v leaf, 82, honorary board chairman AND ; ualty underixTiting division at the ternal revenue collections; life in­ Mra. Freda Olson. 27 Huntington ! Classes are held once a month ( of C. G. Conn Ltd-, a nnis’cal in- Newark' office. surance in force; total income pay­ St., and the late Waltei* Olson. atrument firm, died yeaterday in a t the Kods town hail to which the ; THE RHYTHM STARTS TOMORROW ments. The new tiecretary and hia family Old folk commute by bus, on foot.! School enrollment; summary of an Elkhart Hoapitai. He had been e t nirtfomi RANGLERS Sunday UonUnuous From 2 P h i. Monday Matinee. X PJH Notps Anniversary will live in Hartford. ill for a year and a half. : «$ and sometimes in muddy weather 1 Leonard Johnson of 41 Holl St. public employments; census of EVERY *'ONI OF THE REST YOUR N iR V If Omaha — John A. Robins. 47. on the rfear luggage racks of bi- will observe his 40th anniversary business, retail trade, service trade Mpl-rllan’s Closes gyclee |»edalled by sons or diiiigh-' SATURDAY NITE WIUTINOU and wholesale trade; census of ■chairman of the,'^oard of directors Y/IMILt ters. PICTURES YOU WILL with the Hartford Electric lilght The local brahch of tire McLel- Oif Fairmont F'oods Co., died yes­ , Co. tomorrow. He is employed In manufacturers, number of "manu­ ^ p , the artist didn t err in preparing this special map*. His objective was CITY VIEW HALL SEE THIS YEAR I'* WITH SUSRINM facturing eatablishments. value lan Storea <5o. at the Manchester terday in an Omaha hospital. , t o S t e . ' Ten classes constitute a com- j the electric operations department. Shopping Parkadp haa closed its I All Cater plete course, but attendance at ,480 Keeney St„ Manchester Afcbtf Wumhe. Pdif added by manufacture and produp- Cause of death waa not disclosed. to illustrate the area of eacji state based on the valup o f its manufactured tiem workers. dors and will terminate its lease Before joining the Falrinont firm JMF • H P , W est Ooaaters Lured July 31. Merchandise not disposed products. - "THE KATIMG GAME” I in 1955, Robins served as admin­ _ _ Baaaa Batward it kttimttt A new publication entitled "L o­ Edits New Englander of at a recent sale la being trans­ istrative viCF rreeideht of Stokley cate Tour Eastern Branch in (Jon- ferred to other atorea owned by etUfmitmt \ John Thurber Coates, former Van Jamp Inc. Note New England's manufacturing strength in relation to the rest o f the nactieut" has been released by the tbe company, * East Hanover, Mass. — John -V iCjiadsy Rtate “T>lVSlbTme^— •'assiatan t- -edl tor-of-B ettor—Homes- ...McteltHTi"-tlnrtljeaBetf“ spap*r'liii -fitfitesr-New Eii|tlnnil hai only cent .of thc'iiation'fi land n m and ‘VOl’BO PBlLAAELPaiAX’ DINE HERE and ia now availsble. and Carden magazine, has been DViftoiTBogarl, ‘W T one^Ume gtxC^ Rrae RsrrMai Saa. KHa the Shopping Parkade Aug. 16, eral managei of aU Hearst prop­ Although the- piiblication waa appointed editor of The New 19.55. Only six months ago the only 6 per cent of the total population, but it accounts for nearly 10 per SUNDAYS! prepared primarily for the use of Englander, monthly business news erties, died yesterday In an East firm merged with McCrory Storea I anover nurafng home,.-Bogart waat coaat manufacturers there la publication of the New England Corp. Both companies are incor­ cent of the couiilry’a manufacturing. Now for your eating enjoyment much o f general interest In it, the Council. was. Hearst'general manager from you can dine here Sundaya. Our porated in Delaware. STARTS SUNDAY THRU TUESDAY Commission says. (!oates, 33-year-old native of 1919 to 1922 and was editor and New pla'nts in new fields are starting operations here practically every day. dining room will be open noon McLellan operates '236 retail Copnn were distributed, at the Bloomfield, N. J., sriuceeda Paul publisher of the Brockton. Maae., to 8 p.m. BIO ACTION PICTURE! variety stores in 29 states and Mc- meeting this month in Los Angeles V; McNulty of (Juincy, Miss., as Times from 1922 until merged New Engand no longer is dependent upon only one or two major industries. SEE WHAT IT WAS LIKB Cjrory operates 216 variety stores and San:Franciaco at whioh Gov. editor of. the magasine which is in 22 states. . with the Brockton Elnterprises in ndsor WHEN IT WAS - 1934 Based on widely diversified products, our current atMinoniy is in excellent N HERE NIGHTLY /rk im tU fT f Rlbicoff and Commission repre­ published under Council super- EDDIE REED sentatives diacuased Connecticut’s ■vislon. Cleveland - M r ^ William H. condition for the competitive future. > • A T THF« PIANO locational advantages with west Aiigsie Ail* Traffic Falla Hoge, wife of the "retired 4-atar coaat industrial brokers, msnsge- HMdUng SooUop Festival general ahd former Arm y com- *Ccialion and the New Englai^ Weekly Press Association. . CENTER 81 MUOD” STARTS WEDNESDAY "STARTS NEXT SUNDAY partment marked hia 25tii ai\nl- According to tha advertiaing Mexic,. (3ity—Mrs. Stella, San­ JERRY LEW^S SUN. . MON. - TUES. versary with the company ’Thurs- ried 88,000 passengers during born, 88, r/idow of the founder o f m BIND CROSBY starring firm, Naw Bedford Is the. world’s 1958, an increase ,of 14 per cent, The New England Council, Sletler Building, Boelen 16, -DON’T OlVr UP the internationally know Sanborn DEBBIE REYNOIJIS “ Th« Angry Hilto” leading scallop port Ita fleet of and the amount of freight hauled TH E SH IP" I^ j ^ I S frtaM NHB-aM eo/^ rfijaai RaaaM Lewi* - Stephen Boyd ^ ^ a rtfo rd Fira priiaanted a gold Storea of Mexico, died Wednesday ' ' -S A Y O.VE FOB ME” moro than 100 boats aoisoiffits for .Th* WiM find Innocpnt* also cUmbad 14 par cant of a heart attack. W IH W V 'd S H T VIetor MaddSTB 'i :t ' »

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■m r A o i f o a i IUNCB18TSB IVSNINQ BKRAU>. IUNGBB8TBB. OONN« SATURDAY. 11, 19W HANCHESTBR EVOKING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, SATURDAY, JtTLY 11. 1989 fAOE n w ■wtm. t M ^ ««r rathdr than H U nttlfffltfr ity deegwees Heat Wa would hava Wonderf of tho Univorto SttRttitiQ fferalb’ our law oalaredaamt effldala and Connecticut P la y g r o u n d GOP to Oppose Probe of Dark Begiimingg our aalbty caaipalciMM put WraUch* Senate Doubts Missiles Polio Mother INC. lag tha watar twataad o f tlia roada. Yankee Churches Notes Einstein *s Theory lliiro la, howovar, oa« factor of New Wage Bill Dances Again dUfaraneo. which la, wo Aippoao, By A. H. O. Woiild Stop A-Bombs Old Dredms Repeated what doaa maka tha dlffaranco la Nartt MatkoMst drarek The third waiak o f auparvlsad •Facing Bomb Test As Inflationary I Ooletar L UB Wa belleva It was Adlal Steven­ In Chorus Line tha pattUc attltoda and bahavior. 8M Baftwr St. playgrotmd actlvlttaa at tha Ra- Washington, July 11 (Ah—Sen. son who, la one of hJi more wing­ Bav. data B. B n ep tataaie PIr8 Whistle iir Service Tha fatality In tha watar can Bm . H. OagMd Bawaatt MlaMar Bav. dnoaaa T. O’OanMlI ereaUon Dipartmant's 10 play­ John Btennie (D-Mlis) eaya there (Coattooed tram Page Oae) Like Late TV Movies SoBteyi k» „ ed oratorical momenta, spoke of BF Hit* L M. LBVfTT utea tor the boa * huM tto be oton (O ra ta fM from ^ g e Oaa) Poat OttlM M H iiaually aocooipUah Itaalf without Bav. data B. BtaMtard grounds provad to bo a 'buay and from the eardi. , la serious doubt that an incoming The ToWn Fire Department’s CUM MBI elemants of the Republican pAily .9 a.m.. Morning worirahto, aar- Bav. daaaph H. MaCami Aotitor o f n New Beek, memy atomic bomb will be de­ inrotring othdr pdopla. A parwni popular wosk. On Memdsy avanlng, Onoe the bomb has bldn aet off, regular fire whistle went back get a 31 minimum but no over­ Then aha took a full-time Job as a (Centfamed troM Fag# Oos) mon: "Whhraa la faf a u r God?," solo­ Target for TMnerrew' stroyed evra If the airplane carry­ Into service at 8:30 last night, nipaciumoN M can taka a riak alona. But, on tha which had to be cnrrtad, klcK>rig SeiMtiau win team up the two a complex of instrumenta, many of time. bookkoaper. P w B e U AttTfeae* ist; Mrs. Marion HcLogan. tandsy -laaaaa at S, T, ». 9. s Peanut Hunt wais bold at the them In. aateUltSi abova the ab­ ing It la hit directly by the nuclear ending tha need tor use of and screaming, into the twentieth moat rijlRflintif aeblevementa of warhead of a U.S. misalU. Bieenhower'e proposal called for She began to drive her own car. Couldn’t breatlit. Dark. Couldn’t hlghwayi, t ^ paraon who la a dan­ 9 a m., Summar Sunday School 1«:U and 11:90 n.m. various playgrounda wHh awards sorbing layers‘i f the earth’s at­ 'tirens for fire alarms. Obituary - pgbUMM In tha Cta|wl at 0 and 10 Am. Hospital. producaa our concantraaon on tha of struggle, oceaalonklly lunging for ehlldran, cradle roll through bridSa, Tho fMlewlng are tho win­ the other radiations. Radar waves President of the United Statee, the that a nqclear warhead of a U.S. It would not have applied to smsll "Some day soon, I'm going to a meaningful pattern. AU rtgato e( Mwbneuto* of . grade S. otatura eacr’inously. She Was a graduate of New Brit­ dlspatebM barclB ara aUa rM«TTM fiercely, but alao managing an oc­ ners at each'Of .tha playgriiunda: emanating - from the bloat * would Secretary o f Defense, the joint missile would destroy the enemy establishments doing leas than try dancing again. I used to love These patterns borrow from highway danger, although othar CSsireh a. tka Asaamptisia Tha resaoning behind this oon- ain Normal School, now the State casional sigh of relief after It had 9:30 a.m., Morning worahip. Nathan Hate, bast hobo, Bruce oept la that on the detonation of not necaisarily travel with the chiefs of staff and the continental bomb. But there has been contrary $500,000 of annuel hueinees. ' i t ” memory, eimerienres, problems and Pull aam e* «tl«M «t N. B. A. Sar*^ dangara alao taka many livaa. fought and lost. ■peaker; Rav. Floyd I. La Bom Adaoaa S t sod llksBVson Bd. Tupper; moat original, Freddie ■peed of light. Hiis le hot due to a Teachers ColIegS/ She pioneered let Inc. _ the bydbogan bosnb aknoet the air defenM commander," he added. taatimony by nuclear scientists, She never got around to taking in the teaching and training of re­ so forth. By their very activity, iSibllaliara RapraaaMM>*aa; n * Nunathalaaa, when the atatiatlca The Connecticut Republican hard, minietar. Central Baptist Bev. Jsoeph Barran. Paator Bdwarda; prettiaat lady, RiU flaw in the theorffbut to the lOni Stennlx’ comments came after they added. dancing leaeons, though. Time is at they rouse the sleeper to the half- Bev. Bmneia T. Botfer, Aeeistont essUra Meotnmwgnetic n>Mtrum Is tarded. children and devoted 37 Jullua M atbava^^^ tol do take a dramatic twtat, ao that party was already in this century. Church, Norwich. ■ Jacobs; funniest, Patty Mathla- produced td fan out from die ex- the tiny charged particlse—in closed-door testimony (riven by May Not Explode * a premium for this vivacious wom­ aware state where dreams begin. But it had net. as the 1M8 eeaeion aon. the long path between the bomb Southern England years to thia work In Massachu­ drownbiga do dutacora traffic fa,- ploaloa point. Maurice H. Stans, director of the Stans said he had talked this an who not only eti-ns a living and setts schools. She was a trustee of began, as yet divested lUqlf of dmcardla BvangoHeal Leitharan Sunday Ita a a t j , 8. 10:16 Waddall, most original, Jonathan blast and ourielves. These particles budget bureau, before the watch­ over with scientific advisers to the Caras for her daughters, Jea- iie talitiea on a big weekend, let ua at and 11:30 a.m. There ore Gan.ma rays, x-rays, Belchertown State School, Mesa. some of the trappings and mill QrartSi Guriko; best hobo, Carl Welsh; ultraviolet radiation and the vis­ will slow the radar wraves: dog Senate Defense Preparedness president and recalled "that it can Lashed hy Storms Marie, 12, and Sandra, 10, but — Tba BaraJd Pnnttns OoM|ianT. lac. leant note thoae great dangara In atones of the previous century. It The funeral will )>e held at 2 Legislator’s Song •aaumaa no nbaaelai raapobalMlfa (or Winter sad Garden Sta. moat raalisUe, David Fletcher; ible region o t the ^leotrum. On This retardation may even pro­ Subcommittee and released after not be presumed that any atomic, does her own laundry paints trponpMeal t r i m cMiaarlna u a* had made its own first serious t t S t Barlfcolainaw’B Olinrch moat htunorous. Oennia and Robert vide a new method for probing toe o'clock Monday afternoon In the which we are unquaatlonably our Bev. Baal C. Halaar the other bMc o f the vleible opec- ■creenlng for military secrets. weapon shot down 1s necessarily London, July 11 (AV-Freak her own house. . . makee jam and raftbiimaato and o ite raadta Bbttar fort to do this during the enlight­ Baekley Scheei Aodltorlnni Martin; prettieat, Gloria Jean density o t these particles in epace. nativity chapel .of St. Mary's Pacifist, in Jail U Tba Maaebaatar Braalab garald. own boaaaa, and |n which the rtak Paator trum wm get the Infrared, radar Emphasis Shifts going to explode.” atorms laahed wide areas of south­ Jellies . ..takes part In church acti­ Episcopal Church. Burial will be In ened regime of John Lodge, when Bev. PklHp Rnesey, Baetor Rlckla. It will help define how perfect a With Soviet Russia shifting ‘There is a triggering action- wd take doaa dopand almoat exclu­ and radki waves. Tbeee radiations ern England today leaving a trail vities . . . and has a wonderful East Cemetery. Diapiay adrarttam eM dat b oon : it pasted a dual Job ban« struck 8:30 a.m.. Church School. Bowers, best foreign costume, vacuum exists between the planets. emphasis from manned bombers to that la necessary to set off a bomb, time doing it all. Omaha, July 11 liPi—A pacifiat HMdap—1 CM B liiy* sively upon ouraelvaa. the ftrat aymbolic blow at the pre­ Sunday Ms at 8, S:1S and are produced at the inotant the of • fires and floods and plunging Par Tnaodap—1 Cb< Honda)* , 8:3o a.m., Sarvlee irith music by Carol Lawtonca. b r e n Sue. hotnh le detonat'd and n.uet be Research Coinee First missiles, Stans testified that the and if that triggering action has When the episcopal church St. rogatives of anachronistic county 10:30 sju . The project, now only in the Mrs. Barbara H. Oniewner demonstration against a miaail# ]^r Wadneadap-4 0 ni Tata* the Touth Choir. ■ Laurie and Richard VangUah; reborded io detect vsuiatlona in budget experts questioned the bil­ not taken place then the bomb is historic Windsor Castls into dark- Matthew planned to produce HMS For Ttiaradaj^l'ci^ W< ' government, and had such a favor' prstUaat, Wapdy Wilson; most talking stage, canhot be consum­ lions of dollars planned for the Rockville — Mrs. Barbara Si­ base Blta has brought a six. For Ftidaf—1 c m lUvi Space—Foe Of Age 7:30 p.in.. Vesper sarvlM. their arrival ttmea at the earth. not necessarily going to explode 'ness. Pinafore to help Mills Memorial mon Oriietoner, 85, 'of 53 Ward able posture toward minor court S t Maoriee B. C. Quire? original., Richard Marsialo; fun- mated until a tremendous vfiluhrie Army'a Nike Hercules and Air on impact,” Stans added. months federal Jail sentence to the Pot Saturdar—1 o ■ |H ^ . The LuthCr League will leave for Title means that the bomb must Offshore, dense fog blanketed Hoapital’s fund drive, Mrs. Fors- St., widow of Paul Gniessneri died CtoaaUled daadnaa; lOibfT a ra. oadb Take two identical clocks, keep reform that the Democrats were Bdtaa Oaater nlsat, Jeffrey Rea. of research IS completed. Force’s Bomarc missiles. Stennis, who has heard much dar of oaMtoatloB agaapf Baiurdaa— Rocky Neck following 'the morn­ be oet rl at a tremendous distance British coastal waters and there lind Wanted to help. She went with last night at Rockville City Hos­ 22-year-old son of a Vermont con­ afraid to let their district court ing sarvlee fqr a picnic. Rev. Bernard MoOnrk, Paator Green, story book characters, To begin, we muJt develdp our He said defense officials decided secret testimony as a member of fc friend who was signing up for f a tc ene on earth, an'; send the other on bill see the light dr day. fttmi the earth. Only in that faah- were two collisions involving tour pital. gressman. ^ Stivsn Valclulis; most original, guidance systems so Changes can to chop 11,400,000,000 out of both the Armed Services and Appropria­ shops. the singing-dancing chorus. ' a fast Journey through apace, and But Lodge’s very enlightenment Hsaeoe at 7, 8:30 and 10 s.m. km can the rodiationc travel fsr She waa born in Bavaria. Jan. fientenced to aerve six months, Saturday, July 11 Stephen Gates; animals, Lenora be made during flights and we programs because of the "appar­ tions committees, agreed and added From midnight until dawn, "Now’s your chance to rtsncc," the clock in apaoe wlU run alow— did not breed him popularity 11m SalvaHen Anny enough to intorect wdth meteriale ently limited effectiveness of our 27. 1874, daughter of the late and to pay a fine of fSOO, waa Smyth: prettiest, LoraUsi Tuttle. in epace. can place this object in a precise that scientists said some nuclear storms ranged oyer hundreds of tha friend aaid. very alow—compared to the earth with some of the organizational 881 Main St. Sacred Heart Ohoreh trajectory to reach the desifed entire air defense system" In a bombs could be fitted With "A Adolph and Barbara Simon. Heed—the^m>eed of Hgfit ward toward London. of the chorus. It might look as If Rockville. ing his first term in the House and praaa conference this weak, was at Mark and Susan Salbavy. sun or the light of the bomb will the warhead on the .Bomarc or the Stennis and other senators also More rain fell during the night I were limping and I’d be a drag a member of the House Foreign only a score of years on space ene of defense of its nineteenth 9:30 a.m.) buoday itohool. Ussmb at 8, 9;8C end 11 a.m.^, ■ Valley, moat original. Jim Fox; —188,800 mllea a aecond. If a blaet be dimmed by the sunlight ThtiS. it Hercules destroy the bomb carried questioned what would happen to She leaves a daughter, Mrs. least conscioua of where we stand took place a long way off and If' than in the past two months. on the real of them.” Relations Committee. Journey. century bastions. 10:40 a.en.< Hottnata aervlea, prettiest, Linnss Johnson: fun­ must be detonated to be .seen from by the manned bomber if it hit the cltiee and other populated areas in John P. Frey, with whom she and where we aeem to be heading. What it had proved unable to rgMeial band oxm' vooal music, sar- any segment of the radiation spec­ Floods spread over two electri­ The others chonised: made her home, and a son, Henry Young Meyer was first arrested Or take two twin brothers, and S t Pyaacto of Assisi Ohoreh niest, Philip Islelb; best prepared, the night aide of the earth. bomber?" this country wheh U.S. nuclear fied rail lines leading Into the capi­ do for itself, the Democrats, with mon by Mrs. Pats' Stavenaon. trum did not arri've at the,, same “ You’re going to dance,” Grueasner of Manchester; five last week when he and four other Questioned oa to whether he ■end one on a fast trip through Soolh Windsor Msrehis McDowell. It Is also necessary to improve "I don’t know that there ever warheads are exploded overhead or tal and stopped trains. So the plucky 35-year old wom­ pacifists attempted to enter the occasional assista from individual 3 p.nt.. Hospital vtaltntion by Bev. Arthur J. Hefremon, Pnetol- time as the others, it would indi­ pur'radio transmitters and receiv­ hex been a final answer on It," nearby or did trigger off an enemy grandchildren and six great ' thought the American people space, and he ihlght come back to Republicans, now accomplished for Mrs. EliaaL'.tli Wilson and Mrs. Weet Side, moet original. Debbie cate that the law was faulty and Houses, aircraft on the ground an who never has turnisd from a Mead, Neb., missile, site. Rev. Raymond B. Taakaoskns Neddow; loveliest. Betty Csrleon; ers so that a radio signal after a Stans replied. "Again I think it is bomb. and a huge oil refinery on the grandchildren. were sufficiently alerted to the earth still a young man. hirdly It. Againet its own will, but not Major Lamle. Invalid. challenge Joined the chorus line, The funeral will be held at 2 He was charged with treapaaa- Aealatnnt m otor funniest, Mark Johnson tnd Bert trip of 108 million miles'can atlll a matter the scientists would have Stans said all these questions hsd coast were struck by lightning. singing snd dancing the gev num­ “oonscpuences that might flow aged at all, to find his twin brother without some sense of relief, It 8:90. pm., Ptpyar aarvica. Provtag Grounds trigger the mechaaism. to answer for you.’ been discussed by top level execu- p.m. tomorrow at the White Fu­ ing and waa' sentenced to the Jail witnessed the liberating diaSster Gibson; most unusual, David Crude oil under process at a re­ bers In the lilting Gilbert and from failure to get an agreed old and decrepit, or to be greeted 7 p.m., Park sarvice, mualc by Mseses at 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 a m. Crandall. Hie duM will be Ared about 100 The project will require tha Senators said that Secretary of 'tlve and military leaders. neral Home, 65 Elm St., Rock term - and fined. But the sentence of a destruction of its anciqnt band and mala oborua, guaat finery near Southampton was cut Sullivan favorite las^njght. and fine mere suspended by Fed­ solution" on the problem o f Ber­ Charter Oak, cutest, JoAnn Ssv- mlUkm miles from the earth, wholehearted cooperation of sclen- off from the centra! control point ville, with the Rev. Paul C. Kai­ by his grandchildren. positions. At session’s end. it no ■paaker. tha Rav. Oarlaton T. slightly more than the average eral Judge Richard E. Robinson on. lin, he replied as follows: Sion RvaogeUeal Lotkerao Church srick; funniest, Dennis Voksrt; tiata over half the world. Space as fire flsred through two big ser, paator of the Concordia Evan' These things, don't ask us to ex­ longer has to spend its energy and Dalay, BoHon. . distance of tlie earth from the aun. scientists believe this will be given gellcal LiUtheran Church. Man­ condition Meyer stay away from "It seems to me we have been resource battling the logical and (bitaoari Synod) most origlnsl, Arthur Ssverick and plants. Firemen put out the blaze the site. plain why, or how, are auppocitlons Larry Goulin; prettieat. La Ann At this uistance. If the bomb were freely, even by the Soviets, because in 30 minutes with the help of chester, officiating. Burial will be talking about both the near and the Inevitable. As e matter of fart, Oovanaat Congragattoaal Ohoreh Oooper |uid High Streets triggered -by a radio signal It Creating a Hazard Mercury to Hit 103 Involved In Binsteln'a theory of Bev. PhpT Q. Pmkopy, Pastor Decobert, of the tremendoue significance of night workers and residents In the In Grove Hill Cemetery. Yesterday Meyer,went back to far-term consequences of failure the aesilon, with ita accomplish­ 49 S ^ M S t would take about nine minutes Herter Still Doubtful Here's a mother asking for trouble. She's covering a pillow with Mead with two others of hla relativity.. Space speed suppoaedly ment, deprived both parties of Buckley, cutest, Sandra Losssn; the tests for ail mankind. neighborhood. In I^s Angjeles Friends may call at the funeral to get some kind of an agreement. Rav. K. EJnar Raak, Paator most-'' o r l^ s l, Craig Swanson; for the explosion signal to reach i (Copyright 1959, Geaeral At Windsor, a huge fork of a- thin plastic garment bag. While the plastic bag will protect horrie today from 3 to 5 and 7 to group. He was-Immediately arrest­ slows the movement of a clock long-standing issuea. But the 9 s^ni.. Nursery In the parish the bomb and another nine riir- the pillow from perspiration, It exposes the. user to the danger of ed' and brought back before Judga We are constantly plagued with Democrats, once they exhaust the house during church woriblp. funniest, Debra McComb; animal Features Corp.) lightning cut off power and 9 p.m. and the metabolism of the human 9:30 a.m. Morning worship, kingdom. Bruce McAlplne, blacked out the town for 45 min­ suffocation. The plastics industry advises parents to keep thin Los Angeles, July II (VPi-The Robinson. this, that we are putting more of body. flush of praise and leward for the guast .spaakar, Isaac Chasa, au- ■ ■■t s.m„ Divine worship, text: Of Accord at Geneva plastic bags away from children aa they would matches and weathe'mar. says It will be 103 in The other two, Hiram C. Hll- accomplishment involved, nave 4 c t s 18: 35-34, theme: My Chrlet- Keeney. pretUest, PstU Dufries; no-run gams tor Vsrplanck as they I utes. Queen Elizabeth’s weekend our sweat, our toil and our man­ The National Aeronautici and parintandent of Open Hearth Mlt-. most original. Madeline D’Amsto; palace was darkened. medlcinea. If the bags cannot be kept from children they Angeles todsY — 21 degrees brldge, BNanaton, Ul.. and Law­ lost those reform . lasi.es which ■ion, Hartford. Centered Church Membership." defeated Charter Oak 3 to 0. for | A Thoiinht for Totlajr should be tom or knotted and discarded. above normal. • In the suburbs rence L. Shum. Seattle, Wash., hours Into these negative Uiingi Space Administration haa Just let kept building them up and leading funniest. Jimmie Otbrys; cutest, their second coneecutive win. ' (Conrinued from Page One) western rights in Berlin at least Roads, shops and houses in Cam­ Funeralf 8 s.m., Gottesdlenet mlt Abend- Debbie Smith. Spooaored by the Uancheatar bridge were flooded and at RuisIIp readings as high os 112 are ex­ were held on bond for a court ap­ we call armaments for no reason a contract for an atomjp clock them to victory, while the Repub­ mshl. ' * Greco defeated Bowers 4 to 3 until early 1961. Saoend Oongragaltonal Okhreh Ooonell ef OinrehM ' It was the third assurance near a big U.S. Air Force Base, pected. pearance next week. whatsoever, no constructive thing. licans have lost the tssuiss which Thursday in a softball game played talks% with Prenident Eisenhower Daniel Malley which would run on batteries for 383 N. Main S t The weekly Outdoor Movies con­ passed to the West that the Soviet nine British families were ma­ Big Bender Broken Tile mercury rose to 103 yester­ Rep. Meyer, in Washington, said ITtey're Juet to hold on what we were their own handicap. Orator ;Oongragattonsl Chnrcb on the Bowers field. The vieitori and other top officials yesterday, Funeral services for Daniel Mai as long aa three weeks. When the Arnold W. Toaar, Mlalator ducted by the Recreation Depart­ scored all four runs in the first in­ union ia prepared to freeze the rooned in their homes on high day ih tl e ■’.ity for the hottest July he was fully aware of hla son’s ac­ have. At the’ end of the: tesslon. the Rev. Clifford O. SUmpson, ‘Invltotteh to Prayeri planned to make his first stop in ground. day in 52 yeare. One man col­ ley, 827 E. Middle Tpke., were held tivities and In sympotoy with Clock ie made, It will be eent on a Republican party, in a apeecn by ment In Center Park ware held ning. Tom Best was the winning Berlin crisis if agreement can be thia morning at the W. P. Qulsh "W o are, even our mlnda are 9:30 s.m.. Morning worahip, sar- Minister Thursday evening with a good at­ God seldom seems to shoOt. His Ottawa today. reached on various “improve­ In the fog-blanketed English lapsed while golfing and was dead Karl’s desire for world peace. Journey Into apace, with Its read­ House Minority Leader Searle -P'n- Rev. touranee J. Vbicrat litmer for Green with Dave Hoch- Funeral Home at 8:30, followed ^ atmoaphered In the trough of de­ mon, "The Foolishneaa of t e a c h ­ tendance of adults as well as chll- >erg as his battery mate. Stan Spirit ia always whispering in our In the Canadian capital he will ments" to ease tensions In Berlin Channel the 680-ton British coastal when an ambulance reached him. He recalled that Karl hod been ings being sent back to earth, and ne.v, recognized ita own liberation ing,” Nell -'Paterson deacon In Aseoelate Pastor hearii: "CJome, my child, pray, vessel St. Ronan sank in a collision Subdued Behan Fined Three persons fainted from the a solemn high Maas at 9 o’clock In arrested three timqa in New York, struction. We think in terms of and struck the note which if dfen enjoying the comedies. Thefe Opalach started the game -for confer with Prime Minister John and all Germany, competent St. James’ Church. The Rev. Philip we will know whether what Ein­ charge. Superviaed nursery dur­ are primarily designed as chll- speak It out to Me. Let us have our sources said. and three crewmen were missing. heat. being Jailed-twice and once given atomic bombs and missiles. We, there could have been a miracle, 9:15 a.m.. Church scrvi'css. Ser­ Bowers with Jeff Mandley catch­ Diefenbaker and External Affairs Hussey A.vaa the celebrant, the Rev. stein said does apply to the mech- ing worship service. dren’e movies, but many familits ing. Bill Powers took over on the meetings every day. Let us engage These developments, hitherto On the mainland of Europe the Heavy smog made the heat suspended eentence, for protegUnff'' might have opened and dominated mon, "The Fellowship of Belitv- cfiirselves together now and to- Minister Howard Green. John Blanchfleld the deacon, and thb world, is suffering a terrible anlMTi -of a xlock. TTien wh can be­ bring a blanket and enjoy this ac­ mound in the second inning and secret, clearly lay behind the con­ heat wave continued. Parisians worse. Brushfires flared In four the New York State cemptusory the session instead of Just becom­ diureb Of The Nasarone srs." Mr. Vincent preaching. nlcirrow and for life." Lovers main­ Jammed railroad stations fleeing 70 Cents as Drunkard parts of toe county, and one, in the Rev. Joseph McCann the aub- compliance with ..GIVil Defense loss, and I think spiritually and In ing the Republican epilogue. tivity as a unit. finished the gahne tor the home He commented in mentioning the fidence of Prime Minister Mac­ deScon. Burig) wae in St. Mary’s gin experimenting with human be- tSSMaln St I.T5 am.. Nursery for young tain their devotion by the frequent Canadian conferences, that "in the the steaming capital for a holiday Laurel Canyon, swept over l.OOO drills law. every way, materially, la this fail­ "The Republican party," said children, kindergarten room par­ team. millan’s government that an East- Cemetery, Putnam. logi, to see whether traveling C B. Winslow, Mlnlstor A Jump Rope Tournament was kiss, friends by the liandshake, ab­ difficult period ahead the con­ West summit conference will be weekend t,hat will not end'until the (Continued from Page One) acres and destroyed 28 homes be­ "I m o tet' to follow the legal and ure.' Now, but I’m quite sure that Pinney, "for many years no\v has ish house. sent 'friends by the letter. Tour July 14 Bastille Dey celebrations Bearers were Robert A. Hill, through space at 18,000 miles an held on all die playgrounds thia tinuing close friendship between held, the ■ reports said. Some fore it was curbed. Richard Malley. Thomas B olan ^ lagMlative channels in attempting the people are alerted to what been, to use the parlance of the. 9:30 s.m.. Cfiiurch School, classes Creator and Father Invites you and M onday.______hour la one way of slowing life fight game, a counter puncher. week with the following children Canada and the United States on authorities in London are guessing A cop told him t q /’pack it up." He Censure Asked "The situation is absolutely ex­ Richard 8. Boland, John P. BohOfd to Influence national and world could be the consequences of this for all ages. Gospel HaH named the winners: Bankruptcy Court is drawing you to maintain with a 'the ba:4ic issues will be invaluable.’ that the first of a series of sum­ packed up. plosive," said the weather fore­ opinion. “My son seems to prefer down. With some notable exceptions,' we faithful regulairlty and a familiar and Francis E. Boland.„-^^ failure, and that’s the reason ws 10:45 s.m.. Worship service, mes­ 415 Center g t NathSA Hale, Linda Edwards. He will leave Ottawa at 6 p.m mit , meetings would be held in Behan, 38, has been on a binge Against Club caster. "Theie’s not a trace of the more direct method,” Rep. The sclantista who are In charge seem to have been satisfied'.to per­ frequency your inevitable and aav- for Geneva via a fueling, atop at sage by the pastor, theme:‘'"The Diane Krob, Sharon Naumes' and Hartford, Julj)^ 11 0P|—First Geneva in late August or mid-Sep­ since Wednesday. moisture left in the brush In the AnpIvcBiary Mom Meyer commented. must never stop trying, and that’s of thia warn us not to try to sense mit our opponents to. take the lead Compulsion of Compassion.’’ Ing link with Him. In the Name of Harmon. Newfoundland, and la Driver Arrested with new ideas and programs. We 10:30 a.rti., Breaking of bread. Donna Aabwall; Waddell, Karsh tember with a series of rolling r n i During the big bender, Behan fcothills. The least spark and A iiuxTfli's mind Mass for the ra the reason I say I am personally 10:45 s.m.. Children’s Church. meetings of creditors were held in Jeaus Christ His Beloved Son and scheduled to arrive at the Swiss Banning Negro what it might be like through our have responded to the pressure of 12:15 p.m., Sunday School, Binette and Marlene L^Iante; negoUatlons by foreign ministers U f n 1 n r e e C o u n t s h®* been staying with his friend. flames can leap across the hills al­ p o s t'o f the soul o t Paul Salmond DOWNEY TO VISIT BROTHER ready to go to any place where I 8 p.m., Touth Service. 7 p.m.. Gospel service. « U.-S. Bankruptcy Court this week our Holy Example, come back to city at 9 a.m. tomorrow Geneva most like an exrioelon.’’ Intuitions. That. Is a wise warning these new ideas as circumstances Bowers, Ella Rea and Elaine Ru­ on grave problems of Europe sand­ Irish sculptor Desmond MacNa- New York, July 11 (iP)—A reso­ will he said at 7 o'clock tomorrow think any good can be done and 6:30 p.m.. Radio Vespers on TVisdsy, 8 p.m.. Prayer and bers; Green, Donald Egger and on the foliowring; Pi'ayer , time. T he heatwave Is exiiectpd'tb last Hong Kong, July 11 (gv-WU- fcr them to give, for our Intuitive dictated. We have not taken the wiched between the summit ses­ mara, who understands the boister­ lution censuring the West Side morning in St. James’ Church. liom F. Downey left by ttmln to­ at any time.’’ WINF. Bible reading. Lorelei Tuttle; 'Verplanck, Ronald The Pilot Engineers Co.r Plym- Dr. John W. Bruch The Canadians were believed sions. Jamea J. Jorman, 22, of 685 all weekend. idea about a fast Journey through lead. likely to put in a plug for the ous boy. Tennis Club will be brought before day for Oommoiilst China to The time haa come when we 7 p.m., EvangelisUc service, mes­ Thursday, 8 p.m.. Street meet­ Anderson; West Side, Judy Wash- outh. Assets, $315,827.84; liabili­ Porter St., \shooting for IkQra and the Forest Hllle Club. Several U.S. what we have, impossible though leap forward,, tha drat toueb o f the $ at the Lutz Junior Museum tomor­ Even a black eye didn't bother • Turn o ff the gas By POROTHY ROE include the following (p. 25:26-31): jump the brook for girls. Awards Guaranteed Two Youths-Rescue Driver row afternoon from 2 to 5 o’clock. senators have made similar de­ that aim must be for either Rus- kind of growth ^iHUeh aetually pro- Acrlsie. suck around wiUun earehot him. mands. (gJP Women’s RdUery so he will have somebody to dwear "Implicit faith in the Teacher and " ’tH given to the winners of ala or ourtelves? air the emotional love we can be- ‘ * h of these events, Pune ■'I got It In a fight,” lie told a • Notify the milkman and duoas, add producaa aiiparior qual­ Now that the Aaaoctated Preae •t. It is frustrating for a man to 60 3.000 (Photo on Page 1) A from their car, waded into the Manchester Aiixiliary Police will police doctor-who examined him. Stark asked the United States After 14 yeara both we' and alow on him, will never alone make ' . In the opening home game of Lawn Tennis Assn, to survey all other deliveries ity. Thia;''laap forward, when it Managing Edltorf Aean. haa have to shout at an empty desk. ‘Two 18-year-old youths, one water and opened the door of the meet Monday night at 7 o’clock But MacNamara worried about 4 Russia ought to be about ready to 5. Always ask your editor’s ua imitatora of him. We must go | the playground softball asaaon on TOMORROW NIQHT-8ilO P.M ,-g RACES , wrecked auto. at Police Headquarters. public stadiums and parks in New comes, tanda to aquaUaa all plant- adopted a code of "lO' Command and do likewise, else we arc not July 7, Green shutout Buckley from Manchester, waded Into 5- his friend through the night. • Lock the windows “ **^**»t. out of the powar deadlock menta for Dealing ilvlth Women superior opinion before writing a feet-deep water laat night and Bissell said August was , able York City that might be suitable Inga. andjuatlfy tka calm. aantlMa improving the great blessings 15-0. Tom Beet hurled for G fsen: TOP MONEY ’TRACK ANYWHERE—FREE PARIUNO It wets ^o MarNaiiiara’s apart­ for the matches. ffihployce,’’ it seems only fair lead or etartlng an Interview. pulled a Manchester driver from to climb from the car under hla ment 'fn Hampstead that Behan In which we have gripped the fellow who doat't even bother to which our Master worked and suf­ while Adrian "Boaco” Oroot was Export Inaurance Di[^ ■Victor Denny, president of the • Turn off. the water in ' that women employee should re- Graat-Blg-He will love to help ADULTS ft.OO— KIDS 90e—TWO FEATURES his overturned auto. own powbr- once the door was first called o' a,r!ving in London whole world'between us. Ready or plant until 'it la tlma for thlnga. Poor-LltUe-Tou if you keep the fered to bestow upon us.’’ behind the plate. For -.Btfckl'ey, Tennis association, said his ‘organ­ the sink and tub dprocate with a code for dealing Ray Rlpmap was on the mound Richard Bissell, of 95 Hamlin opened. ' Ottawa—The Canafilaif Export to see the IVes End showing of his not, that la our Joint necessity. really to mova. He may lost some with men editora. attitude right. St., and James Piro, of Bolton, August told Aniadeo the water latest play ’The Hostage” and ization has no authority to regulate and Bob Wlrsler was the catcher. Credit Corp. provided insurance membership in ita member clubs. How far, then, will wq go? advantage In root atruoture, but he In the beginning every news­ 6. Remember thgt a man’s anger Kingdom HaU of Jehovah's received bruises on their legs was up to hla necki bellowing ’Til die W I don’t get a • Inform your neighbors Wltoessee Green scored In :eve'ry Inning ex­ $42,000,000 worth of export He declined further comment is also kpared the pain o f seeing paperwoman should bear in mind is alwaye greatest when he,, feeia w'hlle helping the trapped driver, The pond into which August’s' drink.” and the police he has been wrong.' Be quick to 791 Main, St. cept the third. sales last year, slightly less than in Bunche* said last night he had ■Oa • his garden stand still for long that even the toughest editors WadqeH’a softball team beat Bernard C. August, 31, of 45 Main car dove Is south of W. Middle 1957. Total 1968 exports amounted The blustering Behan launched been surprised by the extent of the Differtncc^ are merely men and .‘ that the assure him that whatever happen­ St., to get free. The two youths Tpke. and Just west of the Wilbur Into nonstop public and private • Tell your newspaper weeks, as If It had some airange ed was all your own fault and 3 p.m.. Public talk, "Should Bowere by a. score of 15 to 0 in a ■to $4,900,000,000. 'file corporation reaction to the incident'H e said For, the Fourth of July weekend, erusticat exterior, may conceal a Worldly Science Weaken ., Your i g«nie played Tuesday at Waddell Wire treated at Manchester Me­ Ooas Highway. Witnesses at the Insures exports against credit anef guzzling that first amused and Has he had received' many congratula­ carrier when to stop curie on It.. y shy an(l aenattive heart. Starting you'Jl nevsr let It happen again. scene said it Is a small pond, prob­ since alarmec his fi^ends. OonnecOeut Ubulsted two drown- Shortly after this is a good time Faith.?’’ ' Playground. morial Hospital and were dla- political rlaks. C3atms paid In 1958 tory messages and only four or five and when to resume .The ttrst gi;aat leap forward of with this, bsaie fact, all tha rest is charged. ■ ably filled by water runoff from totaled $186,000, but recoveries He shputeo down telephoned togs as against one highv^y fa­ to ask for a raise. <:15 p.m., Watchtowar study, In, the opening game of the surrounding hillsides. unfavorable cornments. daily delivery ^ two weeks ago haa n m of)||anlced ■easy.. artlela for consideration. "Lock! I August was shaken up by the during the year In connection with pleas of his wife from Dublin and tality. 7. Never forget that a man al­ scMon, the Verplanck Softball Bissell said the bottom of the Itself Into oha aUady, vfgeroiia ‘ Tha foUftwlng 10, Command­ ways forgets. Always halp Him to Am Making All Thlnga New.’’ team, bahlnd tha three-hit pltchr accident but was otherwise un­ these suid claims paid In previous other friends that he i s , virtually • THEN . , . start off Down la New Tork autc, atatls- W I W IU hurt. pond was slimy and made footing years were almost three times this puah. Seeds pqp, tomatoes set, ments for getting along with man remember important things, such Ing of Can Hohanthal, trouncad treacherous. committing suicide by drinking. tldana have made die discovery bosses'ars .not official, .bf cqurse, August swerved off the south am ount.------_ — MacNamara waited up through and have a grand tinje! beans race, com allka, p ^ p k in a as the jieatlline for the first edi­ Soatli Methodist Qrareh Nathan Hale 18 to 0 a t. Nathan Police Arrests that more people, , died In'"boat­ but tbay may serve sa s basis for tion. . Ministers: side of W. Middle Tpke. about the night for Behai, to come liack 21 run, and weeds, tha hleased Weeds, Hale field. After being held score­ ing accidents" oVer the Fourth discussioh when wotpen'reporters 8. As a woman, it’s up to you to Rev. Lawrence F. Almond less in the first inning the Ver^ three tenths of a mile east of the to his Hampstead i^ rtm en t after inheri t the earjUji. A ft«^r w set together in S' smoke-filled CLOSE at NOON on East Hartford town line at 10:20 leaving Jail. than dled“on m Wghwaye, 147 £myjde JJIB. atrangth,. the stamina __ BliJi-CkJtrigade._wlth iom»-tlmaly Edward F. Armatrong, 20, of .Wilting for things to move, the big room after the paper, has been put and the drive to see a man last night. Patrolman Prime Ama- Around 1 a.m. the phone rang It lx perfectly obvious, we hitting, scored in every inning Wells Wood Rd., Vernon, who, po­ feat now la to pretend to be in to bed: through his insecure moments. . Sermon"We Believe in Jesus thereafter. , deo, who Is still investigating, said and 4urich Irish voice on the other lice said, pulled a telephone, re­ think, that there were many more the road waa slippery from rain the driver’s neat. 1. Do not let your own pre­ When ho starts showing strain, Christ," Rev. Lawrence F. Almobd Charter Oak’a softball team end announced "This is Dominic.” ceiver from its moorings last night, people driving In Connecticut than judice give you an unfair atti­ auggeat that there’s a situation at 8 and 10 a.m.. Morning worship. opened Its aeaoon againet the SUNDAYS during July, but aaid no cause of the crash haa Dominic is the , playwright’s was arrested and charged with ■wlmmlag. a-d that, in New Torki tude toward your ^itor. Remem­ the nearest bar that needs hix at­ 10 a m.. Church School , for Weet Side on July 7 at Oharter ,-been yet determined. younger brother—and a blustery destruction of private property. ber that Mine men are as smart tention. He’ll come back beaming. Bissell and Ptro, who were en­ entertaining character in hit own there were many more people Packaging OntlSy Up nursery through primary. A coffee Oak field. The West Siders de­ Patrolman Richard L. SuUivan as women. 9. Praise a male editor on everv hour will be held In the chapel di­ feated Charter Oak by a aoore of tering Manchester from Bast As P olitical Dictator right vho writee and sings jwngs said Armstrong yanked the re­ REMEMBEA: Tb«r«'f nef^in^ mor« •iifeyEM* than m w * driving thano there were boating. 1 « v ^ ,u_• f New York — American conpUm- 2. Never argue i^ith 'a male possible occasion. It’s rewarding rectly after the 10 a.m. service. All 15 to 0. Karen Nowlcki led the. Hartford, were flagged down by about witches, fairies and ribald ceiver loose from a booth near to watch his chest expand. are welcom e." August and September an unidentified man .istancfbig in verses about the British Army. Ue cally,- then, swimming la ere are expected -to spend a rec- editor. Remember that he needs winners with two hits, including (Continued from Page One) London urged Lyford to run so as Main and Bissell Sts. from horn*, when yeu'ra owoy from horn*! Knnp postnd on oH Hw much more daageroiu than drivihg, ord $l3 billion during 1959 for the to have his ego built up at- all 10. Don’t try to treat each editor a''thrse run homer. the road. The two lioya Jumped MacNamara said ”I was a bit Armstrong told Sullivan he waa as an individual. Just remember Bniaaaai ftaheraa Q «r«* O f IN DAILY • »• 9:32711, today, clothes, and other products are little ways that he is always right, he’s a man, and men are all alike! C. Heoi7 AoSersM. Putor that Kowalski‘it a whale of a con­ have a Jacket or shirt. But he’ll In change Into the phone, had not a hundred or a thousand times These rules, of ciourse. are mere Softball Team defeated the Kseney mayor of New London, The same packaged. Thia would represent right. Hermoa IY«rlelie, Drtero RL team by a score of 17 to 5. Eric gressman 'he Is saying the ends be all right with Dominic.” reached hia party, and had not re­ hovo yoHr fovdrito nowspopor foUow whomvtr you ! Don't miu more dangerous than being In an '■unesUons. but if followed faith- W* fMtura AMOCO fradutto Personal Notices, Dr. gatU,” said Flaherty, "who Dominic said that they were 9 0 an Incraaae of fS billion above the 3. Even If your editor misses Johnson paced the victora atUck Justify the means no matter how urg(« Lyford to run attacked me trieved hla coins. Armstrong la due automobile. fuUy by every newspaperwoman 9 a.m., divine worahip. "What with four hits. wrong, Flaherty said. "aoihewhere in Knightsbridge” — in court'Monday. amount apant for ' packaging 10 the biggest etory of the year, tell or Girl Friday, they should insure at Norwich tor urging Lyford to 0 ilnglo issuo! So, we submit, If^scta were the Can Got. Do.?’’ Herman FVeri'cha a residratial district of London Stats Police arretted Edward E. years ago. It la estimated that him he’s, wonderful. A t a time like topBotch auccese In dealing with Buckley defeated -Valley St. 9 Referring to the Lyford report, rater the race.” 2 8/4 per cent o f the total expendi­ preaching. to 7 with a game-saving catch in In Memoriatn Flaherty eald that Lyford’a ref- filled with neighborly pubs. Pugeley, 28, of Hartford, and only things that determine public this tenderness and understand­ the, more difficult sax. SUPERIOR SERVICrSTATION to loTira msmon' of my father. Jo- '"^Referring to Lyford and hlm- tures for goods Slid oervices now ing are particularly important to tha oavanth inning by Richard Har­ JJPh^baBsky. who passed away July arenees to Flaherty position on charged him with failure to paas eood and public policy, wa would Really, they can. all be summed The power of 30 diesel locomo- ED WILSON; Proprietor •elf. Flaherty sold "We have a PreservlBg Peoehea foaa for packaging compared with the senslUva msle. vey with tying runs on second and Lyford’e convention flght a^ ac­ responaibUlty to thaaa Oamoerata to the left. State Police aaid Puga- ^ advUtaf p a ^ to driva, not up In Just one rule: . Alwaye Uvea la produead by tha eight > t 348 SPRUCE ST„ MANCHESTER f r n i cu rate,^ Planning to preserve toeoh ley banged into the back 'of a 3 par cant la XN8. 4. Never deaert your eiktor a moka your aditof fael lO feet tail. third baaaa, Oeae, but aet foraottoa. who wouldn't aubmlt to piosaura- MautlftBttr boating ilIrraUi anglnee of the B52 Stratofertraae. Tom nwraiieal pftataad a'ao-Ml, ^ a Bastam Cionnecticut lawyer (paociieaT Two to three pounds a t slowly-moving car on RL 15, but and stood up and voted for ua the toul' will yield about one quart - ' ' . f . ' / Mrs. aiuM ItaeDoeald aad fassUy. ■aid that "Dr. John Sat^ a t Now damage waa .Ught Ha la ^ In ; knowing wa would ba dafeatad.” when canned or frozen. court July 17. * / n ; f M MANCHMTEB EVKMINQ HIBAU). ILU tC M »ntt> OOMf, 8ATOIDAY, JULY 11, 19M R A N tnunC ft BVIMNO RBRALD, IfANCHKStBR. CONN. SATURDAY. JULY 11. 19M PAGB8BVRN BUGS B W IY OUR BOAMOING UOU8B wUE MAJOR RpOPUl DAIDT CROHBWORD P tB G ^ YttKfMOMM'AUr . / a JBM9,IUTNOr ^**»^FrrwiAi 'V ■ -. I Amwair te Pjwloua Soydi Arabia '‘t S S t ^ J a i I AIT SINCE I ^ 5 !? 4 CHiTi BUM CLSVABK SHAPTUtOklNS - iS tid T * K i-uofm aU UlteDoghte* of AiMat" •Lm S i . JS.W— . aiLaMcute 4IAaM» W m lITarn la ItrM ttffttlB i SIBfaMd bMriv44AaktflB>lMl llDifpirtdiM nonaapmatal Umim MANCHESTER ALLEY 0 0 > BY V. T. HAMLIIV Mftatr ISOrafla------MOriMital______eoiiu tSDinliaithra ITWgm lOABtaaal SO Woody plant MANCHESTER Time for a ^ew Hairdo! lAAawrteM i toad U»0 1MIOTH doeiar (cdL) tSAuthantleata 471^ T ry* new hair style for vacation time . . . 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Studio take over your hair Rouge and lipsticks are fea­ LAUNDRY TEL, Ml B-SBUB tured in lovely soft shades and you are their Autoglasa Installation look larger when properly placed ERS, FANS, SEWING MA­ -flnnilfl problenrui for you. Moat of us learn­ Dealer. You -are assured that the and the White Glass Co. will.gUd- DRY CLEANERS CHINES. Ample Homo Spoeidtios Co. ed long ago that the current hair can be your own beauty expert ParklnFl Bob Brown and Charlie Prlnfte by mixing different blends; cream dealer who displays this emblem ly advise you on their location. Mato PbMtt 44 Harrlsea BL atyles muat be modiOed to suit the la constantly striving to render the ’They are also decorative as well aa Pbeae Ml B-778B 19 PURNELL PLACE individual and when this is done filled pink ^ lipstick with an over­ AR wort giwwRitaad tone of white gives your lips a new finest service and quality work­ functional and At Into aily styla the result it most flattering. Prop­ manship St all times. When you of home. ’The store Is open six days WH5AI WtItT DO V I'M ^ er shaping of the hair before a and softly glowing shade. Don’t be MOO TMIMK RCAWKT1N6 w liM N** W m« !• sUraid-to experiment with these have glass Teplaced in your auto­ a week from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and permanent,, taking into conaider- mobile, you know the replacement will be delighted to answer ques­ VO0l?£ DClN6r jAUEWRtlR Ideal for the ■ ation the contours of the face, the new colors, create new shades that are daring and different. Powder parts nave been installed in ac­ tions. give estimates and serve ’ C U N L IF F E •CFSMAICEItS' natural hair line, the texture of cordance with these standards: you In any way possible. DONWILLIS Fall Student the- hair—all of these items are the and foundation creams are a vital T.M. !!•» UA. PM. Off. ____ / part of beauty and during the installation Of only the highest MOTOR SALES r -// mark of the expert work done at qualitv avtoglass; to render the •^ISM hf Nf A ■iwMa. Im, , THE MACMILLAN the Weldon. - . summer, two or more shades must GARAGE ■apart be used to achieve that natural, heat possible service, in the short­ EXPERT AUTO BODV and “ Tha doctor said to slow down! He didn’t say ENCYCLOPEDIA Pre-testing of the hair before a est possible time, consistent with FENDER REPAIRS 18 Main St.. Tel MI-9-45S1 CAL.L. permanent la given is a must and glowing look. As the sk^n darkens, Your Pocketbook JUDD SAXON • MOVIMS satisfactory workmanship; to em­ ENAMEL and LACQUER BY REN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIELO anything about parking!” AT $59.95 test curls are always taken by Miss so must your foundation cream By FAYE HENLE Ml 3-6t563 anj^ powder, sometimes it is nec­ ploy only highly skilled workman, REFINI8H1N08 • RAeKIMO Juul and her aasistants. Records of trained and- experienced m modern ___ SpaelaHifaig Im i«OFHrm past permanents are looked up of essary to use two different shades RBA8UNABLE PRICES MANCHESTER autoglaas installation techniques It’s a reverse twist when the / SAXON'' courae, but these are only a guide 'to blend with your. skin. If, you and methods; to maintain at .all FREE ESTIMATES BRAKE SERVICE iTutsernyf would like help with your make­ doctor calls me. THATflivea W < BOOKSHOP line and new test curls are taken times a sense of personal obliga­ RT. SO—WAPPINO, CONN. tME AN LITTLE SPORTS each time for, surprisingly enough, up problems, stop in at the Wel­ tion and responsibility to every •’What's a variable annuity?" he FroRf ErbI Alignnifmf JCSA^! BY ROUSON ANDREWS BLOG. changes ts!ke place between per- don Beauty Studio, Mias Juul will customer. Last, but certainly not AT THE RlCHFnCl^ SION •7 E. Center S t—Ml I-IOSB wanted to know. Since he has maoenta and mai^ timjpg legs, time gladly give you advice. For a love- least, to promote a better sense of PARKlNa IN REAR translated his lingo for. me, I at­ TEU Ml 8-5404 GoRarol Ropolr Werii li-S y p -T or. more time miist' be flow ed to Tlef you; for that well groomed mutual understondlng and good i f MonehEster Moving insure a good springy permanent. perfection in both fiair .and akin, will between me A.I.D, and the tempted to give him the same and Trucking Co. When you are Aniahed, your hair depend upon the Weldon Beauty customer. treatment. looks its best, and all this service Studio. Not only are they experts The Widte Glass Co. have added An annuity. I explained, ia a con­ T H R E E J 'S costs not 4 bit more. Why not en­ in this field of beauty, they stock extra employes and enlarged .their tract—in this case bought from an MANCHESTER joy the summer ahead with a dis­ all of the cremes, powders^-* mas­ quarters to take care of the many insurance company—that provides MASURY tinctive hair style and a natural cara, rouge and other items demands for their services. They Income for a speciAed period of MEMORIAL CO. RESTAURANT permanent from the Weldon necessAry for your dressing table, are authorized by insurance com­ time. Dependent upon the amount Opposite East Cemetery ON ROUTE • and 44A' Beauty Studio? but they have so many un­ panies ns meeting their rigid of the annuity you buy and the PAINT The trend In hah- color is to usual little items (and so reason­ standard of quality work and auch terma you choose a speciAed num­ . . . is g o o d poiMt y.// tighter hair shades, dark hair can ably priced too) to make beatity authortzatioq is not given to every­ B. C Try our now Toko Homo ber of years or life-rit pays you a Qudity MsmoriolB BY JOHNNY HART be brightened and all hair made to an easy, thing to achieve. one. Joseph White and ATchle t i - set amount of dollars. A variahla BUZZ SAWYER THE SUN ALWAYS R m s Soivieo." Coll Mi 9^584 rocheUe have given excellent serv­ annuity, on the other hand, pays a Over B6 Tears Experteneo BY ROY CRANE KMMR>t9UR SVM ON THAT ice at reasonable prices fOr over IN THE NOETrf, ANp A MOW D oxeo UK£ THAT ! certainly lead to emotional strain. fluctuating number of dollars. HI Ut OVER THERE, .THE and it will bo rtody for 13 years. Since the enlargement of "That variable annuity stuff Is a PAUL'S CJ9MPASS ALWAV'S POfMT* SUN WILL ME RISING THE MISERABLE THINS-'S. ’This in turn may affect many ilia their business, all work is done Paint and Wallpaper Store BUSTBP ALREADY! you e a a which are known to be greatly, tn- new wrinkle?” he challenged. I Can Ml 9.5807 TO THE NORTH . ANY MINUTE NOW, The under cover, making it possible to said yes. - a 645 Main Street Auenced by the emotions. turn out work at a faster pace. A. AlM EITl, Prop. Furthermore, it is not just the The Idea originated some, years - 7 ^ SEATING FOR OVER A most helpful leaflet on the Harrison S t, Maoebeator Tel. Ml 9-0.300 100 PEOPLE - Doctor Says physical health which counts, but A g o with a retirement fund for siso mental and emotional ad­ care and protection of yo:ir aiito teachers. The thought’ there—and justment to life’s many problems. glass is yours for the asking at the It upderllnea today’s thipking—is Eveiy Story Has Two SMee— White Glass Co. It lists things to that if living costs rlsa^r if the do and things not to do to keep Even Parent-Child Qnarrela Device Warns of Storms purchasing power of tht^bllar de­ 6 and 44 the glass In good condition. By ob­ clines there should be compensa­ WATKINS-WEST By EDWIN P. JORDAN, M.D. serving these precautions the glass tion. LIQUORS Written for NEA Service , San Antonio, Tex. — An elec­ in your aiito can keep Its "show­ PACKAGE STORE Several years ago a desperate tronic atorm-warning device for room look’’ throughout the life of The gropp that originated the FUNERAL variable annuity did two things: WINES-BEER ROUTE 6-44 a BOLTON father ' brought his 16-year-old home use has been developed by a your carl Do stop In and pick up San Antonio Arm, which says its .They sold the annuities on a Axed BEER IN BARRELS Phone Ml B-.7SZ4 son in to see me. Apparently the these few simple rules, there Is no SERVICE FOR ALL OCCASIONS! boy’s behavolr was bad apd.^ asH unit vovers a 40-mlle radius. A obligation. premium basis but they invested Til /pur the funds In a manner which they o DELIVERT SERVICE # MORIY MEEKLB BEER last resort, the father though dial on the device indicate the rela­ Mirrors, shower doors, or en­ ORMAND J.'WEST, BY DICK CAVALLl there might be some physical con tive intensity of spproaehlng bad closures, tub enclosures, ventila­ hoped and believed would raturh a maximum gain, pledging to pass Director \ WEST SIDE MICKEY FINN 7WEN£XTTIMe LIQUORS dltion at fault weather and an alarm la sounded tors, glass tops' for your furniture, C LA C ktery The boy was sullen and uncom­ automatically if the storm pro­ all of these Items do much tin keep this gain on via a larger yield when BY LANK LEONARD 7MAkWEaOOK AUTO BODY WINES they were successful. 148 E. CENTER BT. PACKAGE STORE UACJumry ONTHir municative. He obviouely came to mises to be severe. The warning your home lovely and protect the Harry Praaoaaky, Permlttoa ■vnwawwi cuSctry the ottce only because his father device is marketed in combination And they caused tremendous Manebaaier’e Oldest «tt!A W W »W I»«)U T nmULV/IUTNOMi / f (/•^ Large Walk-In Beer Coaler surfaces. Nothing protects' like 8«r CENTER ST. OOWTCHA? ^ mCtNniMST mSuft , made him. ’ITie father was ex­ with an AM radio receiver. glass, yet it allows the^ beauty of controversy in the life insurance With Flneet Faellltiee MANCHESTER— Ml 9-0184 Cl A/CMMC^ 'V&l v y C R f ^ and Cold Beer At All Ttmee tremely upaet and constantly industry. TaLMMLATHAT O tH G ! EXP6N06 Open Dally 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. the furniture to show through. AU.iiNTLO»r-r • CUCpC ACCOUNT.''’ spoke aharply to the youngster. Save the Julcea WKen it comes to glsss. most Today variable annuitlM are be­ c u c K e iy WRECKER V ’There was nothing physically Insert your fork in the fat rather people think of the J, A. White ing sold legally by small 'insurance X D I N 6 / wrong with the boy and his men­ than in the meaty parts of steaks Glass Co., for their work Is cus- companies only in the District of c c k c u tr r / SERVICE CUSTOM MADE tal reactions appeared perfectly or chops when turning them. ’This tomed taiiored to suit your needs. Columbia. Arkansas, Kentucky. Remember A "XtOcgP/ normal. But It did not take long saves the juices from running out. If you are handy you can At your West Virginia, New Mexico and Delightful Place To Dine VIC’S PIZZA SHOP CANVAS AWNINQS to tell whet was wrong. one or two other aUtaa. Most re- 15S W. Middle Turnpike First, I pointed out to the cenUy, a hill to make variable an- R E D E M B E R Phone Ml 9-8700 father that a 15-year old boy was nuiUes legal passed in the New no longer a small child and Jersey sUte senate. OPEN SUNDAYS ^ PIZZA could not be ordered around as he There appears little doubt that had been whan younger. Backyard Cookouts the variable annuity will continue COCKTAIL UIUNGE SPAGHEHI The father had biun raised in for quite eome time to be scienter AMPLE PARKING ' RAVIOLI the old icbool where the father’s of controfYeray-not only in.the life d a n c in g word -wae law. He expected his ineurance induetry but'among the EVERY FRIDAT and CAPTAIN EASY teenage son to obey his every Be a la Rgyale OPEN DAILY BY LESLIE TURNER leadere of the securitiee markets. SATURDAY NIGHTS 7:30 A.M. to 11:00 P.M. MR. ABERNATHY word without question. The'father For the record, the controversy By RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY t WAS MLNTtO BV HMM^. MAVBB 1 ilAO \)KV NULSiNMIR had .not bean able to adjust him- ORCtMSTANCeS UVOMD M9U Bar t WON'T LIT SyoONES BE BVdONMl By VIVIAN BROWN ^aerosol cans or the type that may ea it affecta you, the consumer, RED EM IER SUNDAYS ' . UTTIR 5R BA«y AISS \ BUT I SHALL Bt I HAD A «W THIN9S I'D MIAUT TO SAV„. aelf gradually to the growing AP Newtfeataree Writor runs thus: SVCONTaOU BUTTHeV BRIBFLV. HI MB4TIWPK- jcLOSC BV. P Ml IS BUT ACTIONS SPEAK LOUDER THAN WORDS! Ignite the charcoal merely by Rto. 8 aad 44A—Bolton 4 P.M. to 10:80 PJM. ' /o R « w a x , BACX TO THC maturity and outside interesU of touching a match to the box. TEL. Ml 9-4446 CLOSED MONDAYS WON'T if AMVMOae.PX 51AUD THAT ALL IS OVE^ UMREASOMABLt, -DUCOand DULUX REfINISHING SEE US FOR: his son — or the kind of society in If yoii are an invited guest — Those in favor of having you buy OLD CALORIE CHART.' MAV 5H MISS MAVIS Tlnir BBTWKN US( ------DON ANTDNIO, Special' rotisseriea that barbe­ AV.0NB FOR A MOMtHT e Aluminum Roll Up Awninga which they were now living. beware; ’Tis the’ season of amateur variable annulUes (included here QUICK! HES 166 MIDDLE TURNPIKE, V/EST cue tiny treats also may be used ia Prudential Ineurance (Tompeny, KILLING MB e Veneti,tn Blinds ^ The boy. on the other hand, was chefs. Alert typies would do well as a osrver, having a well of cop­ MANCHESTER e Storm Doors completely unsympathetic with second largest In the neUon) con­ to carry an.antidjole for food per surrounded by three glass tend that because common etock MAMY MUU e Comblnstinn Windows his father.. He failed to i-Mllze that poisoning, ear plugs to c^ w d out FOR EXTRA MONEY J the father wae picking on him all dishes. prices reflect varletione In living ^ 1 ^ 1 ^ Phone Manche»trr Manehtsttr Awning Co. fracases .aver the proper way to'|i Cold drinks may be kept frosty costa ihe variable annuity will en­ Berube's 196 WEST CENTER ST. the time because of love for him build a Are, the proper distance Typewriter'Service PRO^iror 3 .7 0 4 3 and deaira that he ohoiild develop cold with new thermo-plastic able those especielly dependent WE PAY i Tsiephone 'Ml 9-8091 from coals to meat, and the proper glasses that have tiuilt-ln Insula­ upon retirement Income to heve 479 Middle Tpke. E. Established 1949 into a Ane upetanding man. length of time to cook the food. Manchester This was■ Apparentlyapparent^ a new Idea tion. And a whole set nf contem­ their incomea geared to the chang­ HIGHEST PRICES I- to the .boy. Hts eyea widened to the 'The host will proclaim' tliat he ia porary service itemi with carica­ ing value of the dollar. - "washed up" at the barbecue pit as Typewriters and Office For Rag*, Paper. Metaki >}) completely new idea that his lather tured figures ha vs gone ' to iMv- They are not opposed to having soon as the ^ ea ts dspArt. But the Maehlaee Repaired, Serviced and Scrap Iron would cut off hie ovra right hand erage glasses, beer mugs, ash the Securities end Exchange Com­ Rentals 7-// if It would help him. hostess knows that can’t be/>tn)e. trays, decorative tiles . for hot mission exercise Vigilance over the ^ CALL OR OEUVEB TO I hope that the cBB of a new understanding between ogled her Ane outdoor set-up. barbecue apron. manner that the SBK7 watches over ^Tour Mall ..List Aa Desired OSTRINSKY BY WILSON SCRUGGS BY PETE HOFFMAN father and son and the develop- Stores'are loaded with gimmicks A popular choice for al fresco fair play in the securities merkete. Oealera In Waste Matenalo inent of > happier relationship to attract these outdoor fens. Pro­ . A. J. BERUBE, Prop. 781 PARKER 8¥. fessional ^barbecuers may acquire sarvlce id melamine' dinnerware, Those opposing variable annu­ MI 9-B477—BH B-BB48 VK,IAM,TMAWKMDO. ITWftS THE ’ CM, COULD K THE CUAM6E IN .SOHKB'SWHMC M s a n w h il e than had exiated in the jpast. practically unbreakable. New pat­ la t 5U-8-5781I or MI-S-8878 OUTWHYL'VLEOI) COULD...... an elaborate motorized unit with ities— among them the nation’s MOST ^;ueious ^LIMATC AND WATKAWO , I Elf)tJPRICH...pR Both needed to understand the terns and designs are geared t6 biggest life company. Metropolitan THIUSTHATHA

rAGI BlGtit aiANUHSSTBlEVBNWG HERALD. l£^GUISiillC|U QONM SATURDAY, JULY 11. 1^959 ^ MANCHI'^TER E\)e MNG HKRALD. M A N C H m ’EIt. CONN« SATURDAY, JULY 11, 1989 PAGE KINK

Tralkin [Boslnesw Seryfew Offerwt 18 AMERICA'S, , leading .J seller . --- Great M A M RUBBISH Removal S*rv> Mays Looking Like Old, Carefree Willie Again Jordan Retains Welter Crown i ^ e * "26-10” 2 bedroomoe' side Ice. Full time. Residential dom- CLASSIFIED aisle, colored appliance*. stOrm t merclai, tnduatriat Attic* estlars. windows, 84.8*0. OnVr)ly 8680“ “ down. " yarda - " lawn mowing, high « gn sa Free aluminum awning installed., cut. Incinerator barrets. — Ml tPim r. Jensen's, Inc, (always rrllshle) ADVERTISING Rolling Hills, Route 44 A Mans-i REUPH0I»TERT, slip covers And Big Leagues in Favor Looks to Robipsoti fWId, (7A 9-4479. draperies custom made. Fee* es­ Giants Increase Lead H A R tt’daO TWI UCAGUK CLABSilFlKD ADVERTISEMEM DEPtC HOURH timate* Open evening* fc your AmeiicM Lmmiu* Five base knocks, four o f which 8:15 A.M. to 4 f30 P.M. .ONE-WHEEL camp trailer hpxl convenience P A M Upho'sfery VMtordM’k ttMuHa were Infield hits, and a walk pro­ type, ,'Vtay be Seen at 71 WeUs 8(. Shops, 207 N, Main Str Ml 9-6324. a«vcl«nd •. Chtcaco 4. Of Inter-Loop Trading With Win over Redlegs duced four firet inning run* aa 8 f After Whipping Moyer 7 Phone MI S-.5285. ' I Cyril's trimmed Moriarty Broa. 4- COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CI.AH8 IKIED ADVT. MUNPAT Thm FBIDAt 10;8O A.M.—BATUKDAT 5 AJL 1959 NEW MOON trailer, 45 feet MORTEN8in« TV Specialised RCA Boston *,^Hfw York. 6 Chicago, July \1 \/P)— Inter-leagua trading, a meaaure 1 last night at Colt’a Park, tha ion, 10 feet wide. 2 bedroom*. Call _(elevis'ion, servtc* Vo M641 seventh place Ollere bowed for the Portland, Ort„ July 11 (/P)— Tough Don Jordan MI *.7894. j W L Pet. G.B. which could find top stars being traded from one major JNew York, July 11 (JP)—Willie Mays Is fookinsr Hkfe the PLEASE READ YOUR AD Clrveilind ...... 4-5 33 .577 -- old, carefree Willie again and that may be bad news for the aixth time in nine stare. They eal- Angeles defended hia welterweight championahip convi nxiO R Sa' n d WW ' a specialty. Chicago ...... 44 M .550 3 league to the other, was approvfid yesterday at a joint meet- vaged their lone tally in -the fourth ly last night, and I(x>ked today toWana middleweight middle' Rliy Skilled workrnaffahip. Andy *e- teams that are'trying to topple the San Francisco Giants CUsstaed *r "tVast Ads" or* take* ever Ik* Hhms aa a eea^ Auto Diiving School 7-A bula, .MI 9-89I9 Baltimore ...... 43 .59 .524 4 -ing of the, American and National Leagues; on a balk which followed Miles Mc­ Robinson for his next bout. Jordan, A punishing body veaieooe. Tke advei«*er tkouM read kis ad Ike nflBT DAY IT New York ...... 41 40 .506 fr()m their newly-won place atop the National League stand- Donough’s triple to right-center- The new^ulS. approved laatwln-S' puncher, rammed solid hooks into^ APPCAK8 and REPORT ERRORS la ttme lor tk* aaxt laaar- f o r FI-OOR WASHING Detroit ...... 41 42 .49" field. Losing pitcher Bill Risley did |FREPARE driver’* test: and polishing ter bu^ set aside for reconsiders-' — ------'tings. the ribs of 19-yedr-old Denny Moa. Tils Rerahl la reepansible for enJy ONE taeerree* or omitted Ages 16 In 80. Driving and class- done evenings with prnfcasioniu Washington ...... 3* 4-5 .469 *4 tion at the request of Commission­ not give up a hit after his night­ Moyer, and uppercuts to the face .5,5 44 .443 104 Five Drivel'S Vie lase^ea for any a4lvert)*emeat and then only t* the exteat of a room. Three tnstrurtlon* No watt­ equipm'-nt. Dennis Kerin. Ml Konsa* City .... er-Ford Frick, sllowa clubs of one Palmer Leads weeS, Mays wasn't doing esp(K:laI- marish first Inning. as he scored a unanimous IS-round "make good” Ineerttoa. Errors whlek do aot lease* tke eaJne ef ing. Manchester Driving Acade­ 9-1*0.5 Boston ...... 35 45 .48* 11 teagiie to trsde with clubs of an­ Aa B a lle d U p ly well—if you think hitting .311 St. Cyril’s _____,400 000 %— 4..5-1 decision over the young Portlander tke adTerttsemeat rrlU aot be corrected by "saako gaud" lasertloa. my, PI 2-7249, Today’* (.amo* other league, from Nov. 21 to Dec. Isn't a good performance. Now Moriarty's ...... OOO 100 (k—1-3-0 in a nationally televised bout. For Point Margin Now Tork «i Boston, 2 p.ro.— 15 without'needing waivers on the gaa Dl«|0, Calif. ^ (N E A )— he apparently is off on another of Kipp and Wojclk; Risley and MOR'lTOtaC’B Maneheatar's lead­ Maas ik-S* v*. Casals )«-ai Western Open , There were no knockdowns. TOUR CUOPERA'noN W U X |%* ■ Household Servlet* pisyers Involved. Romaliid n x to n . in court In the late-seaaon spurts that have Alemany. Several times Moyer appeared At Riverside Park BB appr'euiatbd I# I u I IVII 11 ing driving achool. Three akilied Kansas City at Chicago ?

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Help WantclHth GLASTONBURY 'ROCKVnXB 11 Hammond 8t.— Ub MR MIND free parking, on bua lliia. 14# alumtniim atprma, ameaite drive, fuU cellar and IH hatha. *T Alice 71 GREEN ROAD ARE TOO OOmiDiaUKC BARBER, manager or Journey, tJtH M tT lR * per mofith. New B n y s ROOM aingla, 2-car garage. COVENTRY- LAKE — Two year- YOUR NAME t o T E rage on large lot. Owner trans­ 803 Main St.. HarUord. CH 9-8M1, Gehard St. Ml 84047. Write Boot D, H?raM. beautifully landscaped lot. R. r . ferred. Aug. 1st occupancy. FHA widHJJUGr Male or Female 37 round cottagea. Good * lot. Tremendous basement. Half acre *88 monthly including mortgage, mani only. Phono MI 3-6273 Brae- f i a k . MI S-656S. , WOMAN WANTED to take cars of at shore August. .lunior llfeaaver. Improvements., Available August landscaped level lot. taxes and fire insurance Your Burn Really In Hollywood Area ' two children, one school age. light Tenements 63 ANDOVER LAKEFRONT—4 room 3-6321. "Anything in Real Eatate For your new Ranch, Split or Co­ references supplied. Call ME 1. Adults preferred or 1 child. MI lonial. R F. Dlmock <3o., ^aaltor. choice of a 5',4 room ranch with AUBTIN A CHAMBERS Co. Local housekeeping, four dsy* a week, 3-7088 on 38 Starkweather St. cottage from July 18-Auguat 1. For one-stop real estate service oven and range or a Cape Cod MANCHE»TER-Walker St. Four Athletic robber jumps ovsr (Continued from Poga Om ) moving, poclOng, storage. Low Articles For Sale 45 Boats and Acceasories 46 4^4 ROOM, fully furnished apart­ Auguat 22 on. MI 9-0315. ON THREE acrea of beautiful Ml 9-8246, or Barbara Woods, Ml call (or school teacher. Phone MI Household Goods 51 plush green lawn aits this wonder­ with 5 finished rooms. Model Star Special. 6 room Cape Cod counter, fills bag with caoh from rotes on long dTstoncs moves to 3-0747. ment, centrally located,, heat In­ FIVE ROOMS, central heat, South 9-7702, Robert Murdock, Ml 3 6472. With garage and aluminum siding. their home ss flames raced down W1N60W AIR conditioner, Rt-ton FOR SALE—24 ft. Chrla Craft ex- cluded, $90. Call MI 9-6808. ANDOVER LAKE—7 room water­ ful 2 bedroom custom all brick homes will be ready about August vault at-Wilmington, Del,, bonk, 48 states. lO 3A1ST. Situations Wanted— Male 39 HOT AIR furnace complete with Main St. Children accepted. After THE JARVIS REALTY CO. 1, but now is the time to pick your Owners Florida bound. Price rei leaps back ove. rail and then runs upon It. It was destroyed. (XERK FOR general office work. carrier. Used one season. ress cruiser. Many extraa. Tel. ducts, registers, oil burner, ther- 5 p.m. M. ^-1831. front cottage, all modern conven- ranch. The view la breathtaking, VI 3-0579, " 3-1726. surrounded by expensive homes MI 8-4112 Ml 9-1200 lot. Bes'jtifui high elevation. ‘Take duced to *14.250. Features Include into street, off Moceasful A family in a 1099 auto barely MANCHESTER Package Delivery. Knowledge of bookkeeping impor-. COLLEGE BUSINESS major with moatat and tank. Good condition. AVAILABLE NOW lencea. Available July 18 through Evenings MI 8-1955, Ml 8-7847, Light trucking and pouage dellv- ?nd Country Club atmoaphere. WEST SIDE—6 flniahed rooma. Route 83 from Vernon Circle for ■Vestibule, fireplace, r'opner plumb­ robbery o t $18,000 . . . Hunger escaped with the driver, blinded tant, but not essential. Must be typing skill desires summer work, Call MI 9-9031. New 8V4 room apartment in real- FOUR r o o m heated apartment. aeaaon. Call Ml 9-0980. PI 2-8311. ing. oil heat, ameaite drive, city ory. 'Refrigerators, Waahera and also will do odd Jobs. Ml 9-44B7.. PICNIC TABLES—« foot $19.96, 8 EVINRUDE 15 h.p, outboard Only 2 minutea from the Man­ Central location. Ideal family home 2 miles, turn right on Center Rd. striking eonviets who dUobsyed a by smoke, drove off the road. The good typist. Many fringe benefits, .foot $22.95, 29" wide lops, 10" denUal area in Rockville. Kitchen One well-mannered child ae- and follow signs to Westview Ter­ water, sewer. An excellent lot. occupanU fled on foot Flamea stove niovug spe<^ty. Folding paid vacations. 40 hour week. See motor. Excellent condition. 13 ft. SAVE UP TO 50% ON appliances, heat and built-in TV cepted. MI 3-6341. .CAPE COD—New 5-room ranch on chester town line in Glastonbury. with large yard. Immaculate con­ BUSINESS SITE on Eaat Cehter direct o.’der to eat breakfast at' choirs tor rent, w 94>TSI. seats. Braced, bolted 2” western V bottom plywood walk through lake, 5 minutea from ocean. Fully Must be seen to be appreciated. dition. Priced for Immediate sale. race. McCarthy Enterprises . Ml with trees. Shown by appointment. Reidavllle, Ga., prison, placed In caught the car momenta later and Misa Clulow. Herald office. fir or western spruce. W. J. antenna funilahed. Near recreation St., 120 foot, frontage, plus 6 room 4-0988, MI 3-6878, MI 8-6273. Brae-Burh Riealty. set It afire. Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 deck obat. C. J. Morrison Paint SIMMONS FACTORY area With tennis court and swim­ equipped. MI 9-6670. J. D, Realty Co., MI 9-3640, Only $13,200, Call R. F. Dlmock house, 4-car garage with 58 feel Isolation cells in a dozen other Zinker, Ml 9-5444, TR 5-1665. Store, 385 Center St. Business Locanom Co. MI 0-5245 Or Barbara Woods, prieons. The blare broka out In two dlf-- ' EXPERIENCED SAMPLES ming pool. 15 minutes from Hart­ more frontage, Carlton W. Hutch­ SOUTH WINDSOR - Dutch Co­ MANCHESTER — Immaculte 6 PsinttnE—Psperint 21 COLLIE PUPPIES—A.K.C. regis­ for Rent 64 ROCKVILLE—4 year old. 5 room MI 9-7702, Bob Murdock. MI 8-6472. ins. Ml 9-5132. Robber shoots and Mils owner renent placea on Laurel Canyon STENOGRAPHER tered. Tri-colored, sable and 1214 FOOT king Craft fishing or ford bridge lyi Wllbur Cross High­ COVENTRY LAKE—CotTagea for Cape in nice neighborhood with lonial. Old Main Street. 7 rooms, room ranch with garage. 51 Bret- Hlde-a-beda sofa beds, single ton Rd. New low price, $16,900. of a downtown Montreal tavern Boulevard, and fimrod up mlButM PAINTINO AND paperhanging. white. Beautiful markings. MI PUSH BUTTON turntable for pleasure boat. Upholstered.iholstered. “Wlnd- way- Ml 9-4824 rent, boats, PI 2-6825. basement garage, amesite drive, v n detached garage. Near bus. church later a mile away on Mulholland For local insurance claim office Hi-Fi rig. Ml 3-0858. and full size mattresaea. STORE FOR RENT, exceUent lo­ DUTCH COLONIAL-If you like Features include full tiled bath, during bungled holdup . . . Thun­ Good clean workmanship at rea- 9-3635. shield, running---- „ lights- —bow and aluminum atorma, large lot ce­ and schools. Under *19 000, Ex. Drive —leading firomen to euapoct sonabla ratea. $0 years in Man­ of nationally known company. Ap­ Mahogany China Cabinets. $80. MODERN, 4 rooms In new home. cation 500 square ft.,, atr-condi- colonials you’ll love this four bed­ elusive. Dewing k Dewing Inc., colored fixtures, dining room, derous pomde t4)dny wUI complete atem, trailer 14 h.p. Evinrude 3-plece parlor set, $30, tioned optional.' Tel. MI 3-1191. ramic tile bath, all plaster.' hot OOVEJNTRY—4% room ranch with room center entrance mo<]el. Lots a flrelnig. chester. Raymond Flake. MI ply by letter giving resume of ex­ FOR SALE—Ideal.. for cottage; motor. MI 6-3061 Heat and hot water, ,appltancea, Wanted to Rent 68 water oil heat. In exceUent condi­ carport, beautifully landacaped lot, Realtors, AD 3-2865. Evenings. Mr. large living room with fireplace, Norwich's weok-lonc tercentenary 9-9287. perience. education, age. etc. WANTED—Good honje for 3 cute Studio couch $15, dining room set Hotpoint refrigerator. $85. parking. Available Aug. 1st. $115, of living area for a large family. Lasbury JA 8-6335. full plaster houae. cUv water and < l;t-ration . . . Defense Depart­ Mulholland crooaea Laurel t!aa* COMMERCIAL business or office tion. $14,900. Good financing. J. D. amesite drive, perfect condition. A 23’ living room with fireplace, yon Boulevard, like the croee en a kittens. Call MI 9-8480. $20, Divan and chair $15, folding Kelvinator refrigerator, MI 9-3817 9-381 after 4:30. WANTED—Five or 6 room modern Realty Co. MI 9-3640. R. F. Dlmock CSo., Realtor. MI sewer, hot water radiant heat. ment offloiLls say U.S. expects to Kelvlrtator 30" electric range. space for rent. Up to 6500 squaie a separate dining room wltt china T. at the ridgelina o f the Holly­ PAINTER and papertiaiiger, deco­ BOX E, HERALD single bed-mattress, used twice Diamonds— Watchc feet. Will nb-diylde. Main Street. houae In Mancheater. Call MI 9-5246. SIX ROOM CAPE — Full shed dor- Well landscaped. 2 good porches. approximately match RusoU’s In­ rating, Good clean Job, reasonable AKC. SPRINGER Spaniel puppies. $15, hand lawn mower $12, cartop Both like new. 41.4 ROOM apartment at 114 Adams 3-7187 daya. ■> VERNON — I’ i year old 7 room closets, a large kitchen w'tl lots -mer, fireplace.. Insulated, open 10% down on V.A or F H.A. tercontinental ballistic missile ca­ wood hllie. The flamea a e i ^ price. S.-'Yenclia, Ml 9-6914 after Jewelry 48 St., South. Heat and hot water Located near Cienter. Plenty of of cabinets and Inillt-ln oven and from Lookout Mountain thrive Registered. Priced reasonably. carrier $5, apartment size gas parking. Phone MI 9-5220 or MI split level. Nice shaded yard, won- vm ataircase, knotty pin* recreation mortgages. Phone MI 3-6273, Brae- pability by er.d of the. year . . . 5. EXPERIENCED SEWING Call mornings PI 2-6239, stove, propane tank, regulator $26, WATKINS furnished. $125 per month. MI derful view. P. V. Tongren, Brok­ range. H i baths and 4 good-aized room, hot water oil heat, com­ Burn Realty. north through hllla and conyona LEONARD W. YOST. Jewaler. re; 3-6479. 8-7444. lightning seta afire e n ^ y Brittsh portable electric sewing machine WANTED--100 feet industrial space er. MI 3-8321. UNDER CONSTRUCTION. lew bedrooms with lots o f closets. bination windows and doors, airliner parket a london Airport. croaaed by two dozen etreete. THOMAS HARRISON - Painting MACHINE OPERATORS w a n t e d —Home for medium size pairs, adjusts watches expertly. USED FURNITURE at $2 a foot per year. MI 3-1282. Breeze way and two-car garage. Maeaed men and equipment— $20. h.p. Evinrude outboard Reasonable prices. Open daily. FOR SALE-Rent. Equipped soda room ranch, basement garage, porch, shade trees, amesite IF YOU ARE interested In buying and decorating. Equipped and flog, i'.i years old, black and EXCHANGE BY WEEK or month a one room ON 2%. ACRES fertile land, 6 Just over th*« Manchester Town and backfiring—halted the flra motor A-1 condition $60,- Dewalt Thursday evenings. 129 Spruce and two room furnished apart­ shop, luncheonette, 133 Sprjce St., choice location, built-in sto-e and drive, good condition. Priced for a house In Green Manor, come see fully Insured tor large and small AND TRAINEES brown. MI 3-7252. radial arm saw and acceasories rooms, breezewhy. double '{arage, oven, ceramic tile bath, smeslte line"ln South Windsor. Price quick sale. Charles Lesperance. ours. We have a great deal to of­ For Erne rgeodes along the erpat at MulhoUand. Jobs. Workmanship guaranteed Street Ml 9-4387. 15 OAK STREET ment. Private bath, free parking. Manchester. Call EXport 9-6088, Business Property for Sale 70 nearly new $150. Call JAckson Saybrook. 2 ceramic baths, firepla'-e S drive, completely landscaped lot. *22.900, 15% down. McCarthy Em MI 9-7820. fer -that ofbsys don't Includln"' A dampened brown paper may North of it. lay Uilck brush on tha 8-8284 aftec^ 5 p.m. Busixesa block. On bus 'me. Depot miles. Carlton W. Hutchins MI terprises. MI 4-0988. MI 3-6878. be used successfully as a substitute Apply Manchester Modes, Inc. Open Thursday evenings until 9 Square. Call Mr. Keith. MI ,9-8191. IN ENFIELD -Modern niral gro­ *18,000. R, F. Dlmock Co.. Realtor. Price. In addition to the usual 3 downslopes facing Uie commnnl- 8-4SS4. Arti'des For Sale 45 LARGE PLEASANT store, excel­ 9-5132, MI 9-5245, VERNON—Four room ranch* base; for a pressing cloth. Household Goods 51 Closed Mondays cery store on main highway to FOUR R(X)M Cape plus 2 unfin- bedrooms, kitchen. living room tiea of the Son Fernando voUty. Pine St. TOP s6.IL—Poasibly the cle neat SADDLE, BRIDLE and blanket. FIVE ROOMS, second floor of lent for grocery, TV, or s^Uance Springfield, I.,ast year's volume ment, garage. Vacant. *14,000. P; with dining ares, attached garage EXTERIOR and Interior painting Used 'only few times. Price $45, CXDLONIAL — Seven room older iahed. All city utUltiea, full base­ V. Tongren, Broker. MI C,-6321. Ceilings reflnlidied. Papeinanglng. and moat fertile delivered oth frontage YOUNG LADIES wanted for gen­ less loam. Also, sand stone, atove, refrigerator, hot water. $90. GEORGIA H O TEL-13 unit brick. 3 bedrooms on second floor. Im­ drive, attached garage, full price Priced at only *11,900. Charles gravel fill. M l 3-8603. Lesperance. MI 9-7620. And SUNDAY and denth. The b»ck yard is ter­ ANT PADm NG—Interior and ex' eral factory work. Apply Man­ 20" ROTARY mower, self-propelled TWO-PIECE sectional living room, ELECTROLUX refrigerator. Will MI 9-5329 from 9-5 p.m. AIR-CONDITIONED S-room office. 2 liedrooni home. 4 acres beauti­ mediate occupancy. Price *18,300. *11,900. R. F. Dlmock cib. 'lealtor, 6-ROOM CAPE chester Modes, Jnc., Pln'e St., Earle S. Rohan. Realtor, MI rific for children. There Is a porch terior. Superior work. Low prices. $99.95 (reg. $139.95. discontinued 2 odd chairs, 12x15 rug and pad. sell very reasonable. Ml 9-4975. 100% Main Street location, Park­ fully landscaped. Fast, safe high­ MI 9-5246, Robert Murdock, MI 113 MATHER STREET off the dining area with screens Manchester. One picnic table, 4 lawn chairs, ONE ROOM furnished apartment ing. Marlow’s, 867 Msln St. 3-7433. 3-6472, or Barbara Woods. Ml MANCHESTER—New Cape Cod on ’ Estimates, no obligation. MI model). Marlow's, 867 Main St. TWO TIR,E changers.-May be seen way. Now grossing *1,800 month. Green Rd. Five large finished and awnings which is heaven sent O N f ILOCK PROM HI6H SCHOOL one .baby carriage, one convertible GAS REFRIGERATOR, good con­ air-conditioned. Marlow’s. 867 Reduced to *49„’)00 with *20,000 9-7702. Like ' new! Complete in every •*4871. ‘ at Chorches Motors, Oakland St. dition. Suitable for cottages, $16. BARBER SHOP—fuUy equipped, BOL'TON —_.J)|Timac.ulate 8 room rooms and one room and bath up­ In the hot weather Give us a call. RREPLACE SUNfORCH BNCLOHD YAR0 POWER MOWERS-Toro. Jacob high chair and stroller. Call MI Main St. - down. Southern Realty Co.; 607U way. Well built brick oversized Owner Ml 9-5519. ' EXTERIOR house painting special­ Help Wanted— Male 36 sen, Yazoq and Snapping Turtle. 9-0426. MI 3-5407. heated. 241 N. Main St. $60 per Cape, full baaement with garage, stairs unfinished. Full shed dor­ 100 METAL clothes lockers in good Lee Street, S.W. Atlanta, Georgia” oil heaf, amesite drive. Aluminum mer. Fireplace with, paneled wall 6 room Cape. Shed dormer. 2 tile ists. Call for free estimates. Fully Reel and rotary. Also ridmg mow­ month. Phone MI 9-2655. baths, fireplace, garage, recreation An Untuutd yalue EXPERIENCED tool makeiS and condition. Ideal for clothes stor­ A g o o d SELECTION of sterilized THREE ROOM apartment, heat Windows and doors. Beautiful lot MANCHESTER—New 8 room Co­ and bookcases. Ceramic bath. Inmred. Workmanship guaranteed. I machinist. Apply E. A. Patten Co., ers. Parts and service. Capitol age or tools. Has many uses Wanted—To Buy 58 room. Fruit trees, garden plot. Suburban for sale 75 PI 3-8003. Equipment Co. 88 Main St.. Man­ refinlahed used furniture for and hot water. MI 9-2849. Farm and I.«nd for Salo 71 with plenty shade trees. Half mile lonial, fireplace, built-in sto” c oven Large kitchen with lots of cabi; 303 Wethercll St. MI 9-0701. around the house or shops $4 every room All kinds of appli­ Houses for Rent 65 from 'rfar.cheater line. Only *760 and dishwasher. *17.900. R F nets. Dining room or third bed­ chester. Ml 3-7938. each. Fake one or all, MI 9-0474. WANTED TO BUT H. B. GRADY. Broker WILUAM L BEUIORE A8EN0Y EXTERIOR and interior painting. ances, sparkling clean, no chips. Good used resaiable furniture, BOLTON—Approximately 6% acrea down. Call now. MJ 3-6454 or AD Dimock Co Realtor. MI 8-5245. room optional Amesite driveway COVEHTRY. School St. Six rooms, Re s p o n s ib l e adult for part-time THREE ROOM apartment. 106 THREE ROOM cottage for rent, 6-1241. Water and sewer. Oil hot water MI 3-8009 No Job too amall. Regaonable drug store work. Must be good LOOKING—For a TV set 'or your TWIN SIZE Thayer -folding car­ Come in and compare quality and also small upright and i ^ e t of land with 650’ frontage. Idegl bath, oil heat. $7,000. Ask for A, J. JM Mpennies. Also other coins, gold, RENTAL OFFICE: APT 45 dorsed candidates for municipal Houses for Sale 72 worth Mitten Agency Realtors,!*® 9-5245, or Barbara Woods MI MI 3-6878. Salary Range *3133-$383.5 patio, etc. Priced for quick sale at $ 1 7 .^ , with hnmedlate multitude of .monthly ps'nnents WANTED— Experienced hardwood articles. Open dally 3:30-6:30 condition, $95. MI 9-0474. silver and copper, Herman A. offices to be voted on at the Oc­ MI 3-6930. 9-7702, Robert Murdock. MI 3-6472. 25 Ash Road occupancy. ’ floor layer. Call Ml 9-4634 after 7 p.m., Saturday 8 a.m.-4 p.m. or HOUSEHOLD furniture for sale. Krajewski, 33 Park Street, Rock­ GREEN MANOR tober a. ID.IB election, and to trans­ 4-5-6 ROOM—Homes for sale. FOUR ROOMS, plus 2 'infiniahed, Panoramic view of the Connecti­ . Clerk Stenographer may be* lumped Into one second Salary Range $2782-13484 mortgage with payments of only p.m. call MI 9-2392. Yard iit Stock In good condition. Call after 6, ville, TR 5-5257 CONSTRUCTION CO. act such other business as may Starting price *11,500 and up For BOWERS SCHOOL Section—Under VACATION LIVING full basement, city, utilities fire- cut Valley. Convenient Mancheater MI 9-4974. further details call (Carles f--ea- *15.000. Immaculate 3 bedroom 11$ PRINOETON STREET— Thia trim 8-room CWonlal heme $33.25 for each $2,000 you need. Place, off North Main St. Boats and Accessories 46 Manchester Shopping Parkade properly come before such caucits. ALL YEAR ROUND Pl8ce, Hot water oil heat, com­ and Hartford. Living room 20x20, Senior Clerk Stenographer Manchester, Connecticut Berlron A. Hunt, perance, MI 9-7620. ranch, large living room and bination windows and doors, roll­ fireplace, floor to ceiling windows. certainly possessea all the features for gracious Uvtnr. DUU CH 6-8897 and ask Frank FOR SALE—Peerless gas parlor WANTED A second-hand motor " Second Bolton L a k e" Salary Range $32S0-$3952 Space . —King-sized living room, kitchen with room for table Burke or . Mrs. Carter how Con­ MILLING MACHINIST SINGER SEWING machine, rock­ 12 FOOT BARBOUR runabout, 14 Town Chairman kitchen, full dry basement, beau­ up awnings hou.se and attic fully Kitchen with built-ina. Combined ing horse, high chair, miscellane­ heater. Will heat four- rooms $76. scooter. Cali AC 8-3403. iPhone Ml 8-1181 or Ml 9-3424 6H ROOM Cape Cod. shed lormer tifully landscaped 125 foot lot. end 4 bedrooms. Modern 7—Insulation, dishwasher and die- necticut Mortgage Exchange, 15 h.p. Evinrude. motor. Many Six room, year ’round, lakefront insulated, deep lot. nicely land­ dining room and family room. 3 Thirty-five hour week, 9:OO jl,.M. ENGINE LATHE ous articles. Ml 9-5469. Inquire 233 Hackmatack St. tile bath, fireplace, open .stai Shown by appointment. Elva scaped, many shade trees, excel­ bedrooms, 2 baths. 2-car garage. posal, hot water heat, laundry area and TV room. Loca- Lewia St., Ha^ord. extras, $326. 38 Server St, MI case. Hot water oil heat, recrea home. 60 ft. waterfront with large to 5:00 P.M.' paid holidays, paid 9-2860 after 4 p.m. Tyler, Realtor, MI 9-4469 Eve­ lent condition, quick occupancy. Open Sunday, call for direction. sick leave and vacations, pension residential areas In town p S t t e bSp ilACHINIST tlon room, porch. Shade trees, nings MI 9-5051. » . . dock, anchored float, rowboat. eflt of being close to Bowers School and high school. *-30-day Help Wanted— Female -35 PINBALL MACHINE, Charges Lesperance, MI 9-7620. and social security benefits. $10. MI NEW SEBAGO outboard, wind­ good condition. Charles I«sper- Three bedrooms, pine paneled liv­ ALSO occupancy. • , . For experimental aircraft parts. 9-8740. ance. MI 9-7620. MANCHESTER—New 8 i-oom split ing room with fireplace. Screened BEAUTIFUL — 6 room ranch,. 1V4 PART-TIME Work—We sjneerely shield and convertible top, trailer. porch overlooking lake. New paint OLD MAIN STREET For Application. Prefer applicants with ability to At wholesale price. Must be sold You’ll Find Your ^^Dream Home” in level, 4 bedrooma, l i j baths, 2-car baths, enclosed breezeway with Job Description believe that nowhere Ih Manches­ read blueprints and make own set­ EDITH REHNB0R6 cosmetics. LOAM 84S SUMMIT ST.—Custom built a ’ garage. Excellent location. For and landscaping. *15.800. 10-room Colonial built 1757. Seven 969 TOLLAND TURNPIKE-Here is the ideal home for the ter. can « “ housewife find better by July 15. Call MI 3-4426. ,2-car garage amesite drive, oil fireplaces. Country eatate. 25 ups, Top rates, all benefits, and Totally new concept In beauty. CULTIVATED. CLEAN room frame brick veneer, llj, price call Ralph Lipman. Broker, heat, baseboard radiation, ap­ couple who loves flowers and who wants a small home in a paying, more dignified and con- overtime available. Cool shop in DermajeUne Juvalite with nature's TOBACdO FIELD LOAM stories, living room, dining room, MI 3-1869, Call Owner MI 9-8905 acres. IjOW SSO.OOda. “ Information rural atmosphere. The grounds surrounding this 6-room 'venient part-time work than Avon proximately 1'4 acre lot, large Apply to country setting. Apply own .ingredients. For samples, kitchen, 2 bedrooms, ceramic shade treea Priced at a low fig­ 13 ROOM GEORGIAN COLONIAL Cape Cod home are beautiful. The lot, 168 x 200 feet Is has to offer. Auid by associating write P. O. Box 494, Manchester, TEL. Ml 9.0650 bath, open porch, full hase,pient. MANCHESTER—New 6 room' split BOWERS SCHOOL area—Charm- General Manager's Office completely landscaped with flowers, rock gardens, shade treee yourself with the world’s largest Conn. AFTER 5 P.M. ure of *16.800. Charles I^esper- 8 fireplaces, 5 acres. Middle Municipal Building J..T. SLOCOMB CO. FREE FACT FILE SHERWOOD CIRCLE Lot 109x150. Immediate occupan­ ranch, 2 full baths, built-in oven ing six room colonial. 20 ft. living ance. .MI 9-7620, . $20,000s, and luxurious la_wn. This neat smiriler home is the answer cosmetic company you will be en­ cy. Marian Robertson, Broker, and range, finished recreation, room with fireplace. . ■ Dining- ...... „ 41 Center Street •for the man with the "green thumb." Mstson Hill Road UNDERWOOD portable typewrit­ FOR HOME Bl'YERS tering an expanding field admir­ MI 8-6953 room, 2-car garage. Convenient with corner cupboard, FIVE ROOM RANCH — Full base­ Manchester, ’Connecticut ably suited''for women. Call CH South Glastonbury, Conn. er. deluxe like new, *65. MI DEWING & DEWING. INC. or You owe it to yourself to location to shopping and schools. Pfneled room with jalousie ment with fireplace. Plastered 62 LaSalle Rd. AD 3-2665 6-1658. 3-7269. Magic Chef gas space ANSALDI 5-5i-ROOM RANCHES TOLLAND — Older Colonial, 11 *20,900, Down payment required. I windows. Functional kitchen with Conn. State Employment Office healer. know about home financing, walls, full insulation, large liv­ Evenings, Mr. Lasbury JA 8-6335 ROBERT J. SMITH, HVC WANTED—3 Or 4 young men car­ rooms. Large barn. Approximate­ *2,090. Phitbrick '"Agency. Ml dishwasher. Disposal. GE hot ing room with fireplace, hot 806 Main Street; R. N. FULL-TIME, 7 a.m.-3 p.m. closing costs, monthly main­ SEPTIC TANKS — ly 8 acres. Easy to convert extra penters. Graduates of the Howell tenance and operating costs. BUILT OPCM FOR INSPECnON SUNDAY 1 TO 4 P.M. 9-8464. water heat.' Aluminum siding, water oil heat, ceramic tile M nchester, Connecticut 963 MAIN STREar shift. Lsufei Msnor Convalescent AND S room apartment. P V. Tongren, storms and awnings. Beautifully OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 2-5 Applications Accepted Home, 91 Chestnut St. MI 9-2324. Cheney Technical school in Man­ Get these 5 important easy FU1J.Y I.ANDSCAPED (INCLUDING I.AWX) Broker. MI S-6321. bath, g a r b le disposal, combina­ MI 9-5241 1^ chester, to build a third bedroom landscaped Private grounds. Uii tion window’s and doors, city sew­ Until 5:00 P.M. Re a l e s t a t e to understand booklets and SIDEWALK — CITY WATF.R AND .SEW*AGE — AMESITE: 1DRIVE LOSS SALE TO SETFLE 110 Columbus St., '' July 20, 1959 in s u r a Mck to a priaenl 2 bedroom house. you’ll have the answers. PLU6GED SEWERS 28 HORTON RD.-r-Six room Cape, der *20,000 offers Invited Owner erage .ind water, amesite drive, First National Bank of Man- Call ME 3-7525. MI 9-505X evenings, any time large lot. One owner, .immediate Manchester, (Off Broad St.) Advt, No. 7454 STORE Why take a chance? Get 4 bedrooms, large kitchen with weekend.^. , chestsr, locatsd at Manchester, the facta first, and know the Maehise CItanMl extras, corner lot with parklike ESTATE occupancy. 4 >4% mortgage may Eight year old, 814 room, full Coanactlcut, with a branch office s> . be assumed Charles Lesperance, dormer Cape Cod. First floor, FOR RENT kind of house, location, price Septio Tanks, Or.y Wells, Sewer yard. City utilities. Near school, NOW—VA MORTGAGES at Colchester, Connecticut, is you need. Write today. No church and shopping. Price Location excellent, 35 minutes to MI 9-7620.------kitchen, living room, Itedroom and -4-c 19 MAPLE ST. Lines Installed—Cellar Water­ dining room. Second floor, two closing Its a ff’Jra. All creditors of Coventry Notice obligation. No salesmen. proofing Done. 813,900,. Cal; owner. MI 3-4254, Hartford. Fine old rural colonial. 10% Down 5 >4% th4i Association are, therefore, — APPLY — MANCHESTER GREEN — Excel­ 12x16 bedrooms and den. Attached The Board of Sele,ctmen of the Dining room, breakfast room, pan­ lent custom built 6 room Cape notified to present claims for pay­ Town of Coventry will hold a pub­ Monchtsftr FACT FILE 6Vi ROOM Cape Cod, shed dormer, try, 15x30’ living roorn, master bed- $8,400 Andover Ijike - 4 room garage and oversized breezeway. ment to the undersigned at 821 MeKINNEY BROS. tile bath, fireplace, open stair­ Cape, fireplace, porches, garage, Cod. Large 24' living room Din­ For further Information call w e e k e n d p r e v i e w o f lic hearing dh Wednesday, July 15 Savings and! Loon pro. Box S44-M- room, two double bedrooms and ing room, kitchen and lavatory Main Street, Manchester, Conn. at 8 p.m. In the Town Office Build­ case. riot water oil heat, recrea­ nursery, teen dorm. Paneling, 3 extra lot, • • • 1007 MAIN ST. Hartford. Conn. Sawtrage DIspesol Co. tion 'w m , porch. Shade trees, ■ $9,900 - Coventry I/akc — New first floor. 5 bedrooms and full LOMAS A NETTLETON CO. ing ''pursuant to Section 14-55 of 180-182 Pearl St.—811 8-5808 fireplaces, beamed ceiling. 1 1/8 -bath speond floor. Large well The above notice is published in the General Statut j, revision of good condition. Charles Ivcaper- acres, giant shade trees, riew, ranch. .5 rooms. -i , . CH 9-6211 accordance with Federal law. ' ance. MI 9-7820.. $11,500 -Six room Cape f unfin­ landscaped lot. Priced to sell. Evenings and Sundays 1959 on the application of Walter stone walls. 10 minutes to lake Phone MI 3-6273, Brae-Burn Real- W ESTVIEW t e r r a c e Hartford National Bank and Trust privileges, t^-mile to shopping, all ished, oasement, citv utilities eco­ Mr. Handler, MI 9-7813 Corcoran of Knollwood Trail, Cov­ nomical. ' ..’'X t.V. Company is continuing and will entry. Connecticut, to obtain a li­ LAKEWOOD CIRCLE conveniencea. Buyer- must have or Mrs, Rheaume, F l 2-7789 continue at the same locations the $ll,60()r:rFjve room Cape.N one cense as-a used car dealer located • SEPTIC TANKS Large 6 room Colonial, paneled good credit and earning" of $8,000 former business of the First Na­ on the premises of Corcoran's to *10,000 net for comfort. Down floor, buy (or less than rent. tional Bank of Manchester, having CLEANED and INSTALLED laundry room off spacious kitchen, $13.000—Six room Cblonial. ga- 37 RANCHES Service Station. Main St., Coven­ dishwasher and disposal and two payment required. *875. PI 2-6226 The Luckless Legion by iHtrin Caplani It6..juiset8 and assumed try. All Interested persons are in­ any time. *■*8*. Ideal (or handy man. Itg deposits’ and ther liabilities. • SEWERS— ~ Fo r Sale tiled baths, formal dining room, *13,000- Six rdom Colonial, 2-car vited to attend this hearing. formal living room with paneW John S. G. Rottner MACHINE GLEANED garage, trees, needs paint. AND CAPES Richard JJ. Gallnat COVENTRY, CONN. walls, bookcases and cabinets. En­ ROCKLEDGE—Custom 514' room 7|g TieveMfs George C, Lessner Pertron Hunt closed sunporch. 8 twin-st.ted bed­ Liquidating Agents • INSTALLATION ranch,, built-in range, Recreation CLIFFORD HANSEN, Board of Selectmen rooms, Large lovely wooded ot and room, porch, awnings, plastered AVAILABCTATT. SPECIALIST shrubs. Oversized 2-car garage garage. Reasonablv priced. Carl­ Realtor?- Valuable Business Property with storage spacevCall owner. ton W Hutchins. Ml 9-5132 MI 3-2453 MI 9-679^ Town and Country CORNER OF DALEY ROAD and ROUTE 731 Ml 9-8590 ------ACROSS PROM COVE 67 LAUREL STREET BOWERS SCHOOL MANCHESTER-—4 room ranch, Do it yourself chance. Sturdy 6 Drainage Co. centrally located, new aluminum room home of the older type. Your Six room Cape Cod, in exrellent FOR. INFORMATION CALL PI 2^498 siding, city water and aewerage. chance to improve. Priced accord­ residential area, A possible 4 bed­ Ml 9-414S Price $11,900. Phllbrick Agency, ingly ^ edruom Cape, near ' .')L ROOMS 40 M c.CAK STREET, MANCHESTER SALES AGENT Brent Road --- Sparkling bus. school and shopping'area. Hot VERNON, Tunnel Rd,—Being com­ i BEDROOMS pleted, excellently constructed. FROM . VERNON CIRCLAl TAKE ROUTE HIGH HOURLY RATES 51/4 - room ranch, 1'4 water heat, fireplace, garage. OVEN AND RANGE 83 TOWARD RIXIKVILLE FOR ABOUT CAPE €X)D—Enclosed sunporch, large lot, several fruit 47 BATTISTA ROAD ~ Ml 9-7620 baths. 3 bedroms, full Large.vacd'With trees. Priced right 5Vi room ranch. 1,100 square ft.. FULL BASEMENT pMsa, many shniba, tool alied, close to bus and shopping center, (or quick sale. Minimum down. 1/4 acre lot. Desirable location. 2- AULES. T U R N RIGHT ON CENTER If you don’t ^qualify for one of these positions, please do not apply. basement. Convenient' to GAS HOT a i r h e a t ROAD. FOLXJ5W SIGNS TO TOP OP p nneUent conijitlon- PRICE $12,900 Raised hearth, colored fixtures, CITY WATER schools, shopping and glass tub enclosure. Built-ins, HILL AND WESTVIEW TERRACEL buses. Asking $18,900. - ■ Cfill V RALPH UPMAN, t n k f HOW TO GET TO SHERWOOD CIRCLE: ■ Plpatered, baseboard heaUng, Sherwo

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.MCMIE* About Town ,x Steel Parley U.S. May Seek / Heard Along Main Street Frances Herron CoundV ''8un-, Still Stalled Retrial of>-TV ■hme Girls of H anche^iir. u-ill And on Same » / Manchpitter'i Side^ StreetM, Too meet Monday evening)n Odd F*el- a.ii—ninfnsi«n lows Hall. Members s^e requested ‘ ((Wntinned from Page One) C hannel Case to c«ne at 6 o'clodk and visitors ‘ So Much lOr.... .Angling ' ^Wilbur Cross Parkwsy. They skw, Inga here Monday to consider at T o'clock. Members ase remind- At least one Manchester real-['troopers in station wagons with ■ (Oqntiiitied from I>g« One) •d that ^•lsltors will be present and dent is singing 'Halt to Our Fair I television- cameras trained on the either any settlem ent p la p ‘ or P IN E L E N O X cars, thev saw troopers standing | preparations ere asked to dress' acpordlngly f>athered Friends" these days. .* . . . . ' T* U«A« atni iiMI the trial thal VlliiUalde had Ml « - o m . Ticket money should be turned In fteems he took *«a 4-year-old the side of the rosd. they saw It was still fmposaibis t«f tell ths stepped-up talks would avert loaned Mack money and set him up 244 E. CENtES ST. at this time. daughter fishing from s New L/m- troopers sitting In cars In the mid­ In favorable business deals for the. dnn pier t- t s)>ent hours without dle of the esplanade, they saw a wa!K0irt''of Tililf a million ateel unionists that , woitld close down purpose of. Influencing his FCC Howard Peter Hansen. .21 Brem­ even s nihhlc; All sround. others radar rameiaa hiin'g from bridges PHARMACY a'hoiit 90 per ^ t of the nation's vote In a /our-wa.v contest lor en Rd., is the delegate of the tVsl- v.ere hauling In all aorta of ftnn.v over the highway. , Miami's television channel 10. flounders, scared ^nkates, beat The’next day on the .evidence SAVE the antics of the niirieroiis gulls Just as the couple reached-RIH-' ented the union's rock - bottom terms'aTe about 10 rents an hour. every step of the way. • • • Beginning July 19 the Sunday flying about. Ingworth the shadow of a helichp- broadcast sponsored by the Man­ One of these went into a bomb- ler propeller stretched huge over Workers now earn about 23.10 per They produced evidence that Mack and Whiteside were lifelong chester Ministerial Association ing.run. ptunced Into the sea and . their car. and stayed with tl fm | MONEY! B r HOil will be heard at 7;30 a.m. in8te.ad reappeared a second later with a | what seemed a long time. friends, and that Whiteside was known for hit financial generosll,y W hetti of at 6;S0 p.m. over Station good sized flsu in its beak. Flying | The Manchester man wailed oioCmwU WINF. This schedule will be in ef­ overhead. ho'--ever. the bird sud-| until the-shattmi passed on. and to old friends. His favors to Mack, Before applying sidinir Ten Area Girls defense lawyeia argued, had noth­ “Kaco . U fect during the summer months. denly tost its pnze which landed whispered. "The Thought Patrol is or, »• t i __ • j at the feet of the little girl. next.-” ing to do with Mack's position on of ally type, flral let ua 111 Dress Revue the FCC. on CBS No mid-week services nill be "tinders keepers, gulls paint your trim and win­ bo W; 01 hew July 15 and 22 at the Cove-iJ" 'cepeis, the 4-yeai-old grab Polleeman'a Matinee The jury foreman did nbt say whether the 11-1 spfit favored con­ "CongrM rant Congregational Church bed the flopping fish Snd headed .Some State Policeman working!..'^'"" girls will model dows. TV, 8»ti j bsppily honiewai-d. viction or acquittal. But three jur­ thee night w atch mu.at have been I “ <■ ors, declining use of their names, lonely a welik’Hi so ago. Or perhaps . ""'I?®' Club Clothing Revue i th e th n o All members of the Orange Hot, .\nlay Uebatea told newsmen the one holdout lodges are invited to attend the he was just sad remembering ' I For do-it-youraSlfera we Uw An>« iVarm weather is here again. something or other. : *>e /'ompelmg with , juror favored acquittal and the rest socia: time at Orange Hall tonight thought Mst'k and Whiteside w orld all The swallows are hack in Capis­ _ " ^ , other girls from throughput Con- • will paint those dormers VTe sal frijm 9 to 1, The-, are reminded to trano aqd the din of tralBe is bark Suipi'ised Itsteneia on the Stale ^nectlcut in these classes; Best g u ilty ., meet at 9.45 tomorrow morning Bome pri in the hearing room of the M41- Police radio frequenc.v heard the 1 dresa. Party dress, tailored outfit, and jrahles or any pari CBS, m< to attend thi se-.ice at St. Marj-'s nicipai Building strains of "Taps' coming over the and school outfit. All became eligi- En touch. day and Sr.liirday. , FREE Noise Ls no I'robler.i in the win- The other day a visitor to the ‘ preta tions. Municipal Building noticed a Compeling In the beat dress class Army Pvt. Leonard G. Zwick. | ler. The windoi.s Kj.t closed then. .will be Sandra Phelps and Farleen Miss M ane Brandi. 83 W. Mid­ ESTIMATES 22, son of Mr and Mrs. .lohn ; The room charge.s up with a smoke thread on Tibbils' trousers and .lillson. Andover: Penny Barth and dle Tpke.. has bad a poem publish­ 66 Park St,, completed the | circulated listle.ssly by an inade- alarterl to pull despite the direc- Linda Wahmann. Coventry and ed, and Misa Joy Henderson, 120 S-vi-eek finance procedures course i quste fan, inl's polite protests After several ' Franrine Nison, Ellington: in the Waddell Rd.. has had a prose work June 38 under 'he Reserve Forces But-, in siiriMi'er. the windows unsuccessful attesripts, the thread i party dress class will be Jean ; published, "Angel Symbolism in Distance No Object' Act progrprr ni' the Finance have to be >pened to admit air w’aa, finallv, . broken . Braiifield. Coventry and Shirley Rilke." School, Fon- J^njamin Harrison. end an aural versio.i of the In­ A l/w hours later libhita f"undjsherman. Rockville: In the tailored L a s t Valient Moves to ISeiv W in g Miss Henderson is a co-editor of Ind. A graduate of Manches­ dianapolis speedway from E. Cen­ nut where^-lhe thread had come! outfit i lasa Karen Jedrzlewski. the magazine. The circulation Call Erwin Davis ter High School, 'he attended the ter St. from. vJ;en_^^e reached for | Rockville: and in the school outfit The last patient to be moved from the older wings into the new manager is another .Manchester M l !)-04».t— T R .1-44(56 University of Connecticut and was Air - conditioning, improved change. aTTOlTp'’cket fell off. ' class. ■ -Penny ------Relden, Andover, • • and jviijg of Manchester Memorial Hospital yesterday w?s Mra. girl. Mi.ss Judith Mozzer, 22 B rem ­ graduated In 19,59 from Brjanl acoustics and enlargement of the | — ----- | Patricia Punnella, Vernon Elizabeth Hunter-of..Wilkinsbiiig. Fa. Cariying a_bouquet of en Rd. College, Prondence R.I. room have been In the thoughts.] Raid j flowers with her, she was moved by a wheelchair propelled by of General Manager Richard Mar- Four members of the law en- ' Nurse Aide Mrs. Kathleen Hamseii, 129 Lenox St. .Mrs. H unter is. The Rotary Club will meet tin for some time. Anri Director forcement arm went down lb the | the mother of building contractor Javtf Huliler, Keeney Dr.. Bol­ T5iesday night at 6;J0 at the Man­ Theodore Pbwell has also taken an bsaehes of Stonlnglon a while ago Hos|n1ai Noles ton She was visiting her son when she was stricken with ap­ chester Country Club. The pro­ interest. to Investigate the clam pnpula- ; pendicitis. In the background. Mias Judith LeCleic, RN, checks He said last Ma.v he hoped a lit-: tion. ! the records of palienti making the switch.. — All patients except gram w-ill oonstst of a discussion 5'Ultlng Honrs: .Adults — 2 In 8 THESE FINE MAIN ST. STORES .11* money , might he spared in Early reports indicated two of those in continuation care were moved, to make loom for reno­ of the club’s com'munity service p.m.: 5laternlfy—J to .5 and 6:.50 vations in the older sections of the hospital. (Herald Photo by AND MANY OTHERS projects. 19.59-60 to improve the room and the men, who, incidentally, were to 8 p.m.; Children's Hard to —Z P intoi. M«h I make meetings audihle. The Direr- j The principal Instigators ‘ of the 7 p.ni. . tors,rejected the proposal in 1958- journey, might ju.st as well have | built ca.atles in the sand. Their I Patients Today: 189 Lslorm as it moved ever'northwArd | total lake amounted to little more | ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Vir­ Rare Phenoineiioii at lessening force. 1 L T . WOOD GO. lender a Mhadnw' than a couple of handfuls of clam.a gil HaiLzog, 35 Brookfield St.; C5iidy spawned loinadoes, hail­ WILL BE A Manchester couple did quite and one .salt w ater eel. I Mis. Bertha Ecker. Rl. 30. Ver^ 111 8ky al Siiiiwel storms and floods in its passage ICE PLANT a bit of traveling In Connecticut., 1 lip the coast. ''"The third member, a (I-.VIan yet. , non: Walter Hariiman. 2.38 Moun-I Wrtil SI BISSELL ST. over the Fourth of .Inly weekend. made more nickels than the ftrst,; tain Rd.; .Mrs. Stacia Wieizcliow- I Baby tornadoes swirled through The State was crawling with (Continued from Page One) Cuhes-CrushcdfBlockf two and came; a\vay with several ski, 15 Proctor Rd.: Mrs. Mary j ______an area near Portamoiitli. Va. at troopers, they di.acnvered on Satur­ quarts of bivalves. ‘ , Knie. East Hartford: Paul Hai- . , ,h« li,,. of the We.stovcr on the James River, day the minute they' w-em on the The fourth had a hall. Digger of stead. Carpenter Rd.. Bolton: Mrs.*® ' . ^ i the natch the southwest of Richmond, and at clams fron, awsv back, he came 1 Shiilev Hawke.s. Upper Butcher I Nags Head, N. C-. ocean resort. CLOSED home with half a bushel and a ' Rd..‘

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Y! Br BOrS lAwm cB BITOHIE WhetlMr fuumleg thr role » t Now wan the Interview at the modwwtor, wMcb be now doe* on Kremlin with' Khruabchev /pro-' s id in r **KMa. tbo- Nation” each Sunday; pared?, What about Castro^and or, aa ifoporter three timee daUy Cuba? Or Dave Beck? Doea I le t UR on CBS news broadcaaUT whicb he prefer aome hewamen rather than othera on hia panel? What nd w in - be k; or, aa a 1-man panel wHh •XSongreeatenal Cloaeup" (W CBS- evaaions do fueata uee? What TV, Saturdaya), Stuart Noatna ia the theme- o f Yace ? ' playa a truly aisniflcant part in Erudite, handaome, the man Who the Um^eaa taak 0% k e y in g ua— prejUdea on the panel answered Fem w e the Ametloan people—informed of the' laat question flrat. In a soft world aifaira, , voice, he said; ^The theme of Inrm era We aat with aome humility and “Face the Nation” Is a determined search for the truth, objective » y p art Bome pride on the 17th floor of CM , me., in a famoua newaroom questioning of public figures who are on top-of-the-newa, and re­ m p a in t o f the networl^ aat ip iletly diaouaa- bw Pace, and Stu Novlna’ aehed- spect for the intelUgence of tim (tuae to ule. We naked him aomt> of the American people. Our belief is queatlona you mi|;ht have naked that it is not so much the report­ him— a u A aa, are the (ueata ers’ right to report as It ia the briefed ahead of timer Do they people’s right to knew." kndw what qnaatkma wUl be with. All guaate come to .Faoe oocurity, M k the hetran&on’a. right aakadT la there a rehearsalT H e puUed his tie away frpm hia of their own volition. They can­ and their duty to tiiM the truth. collar, p a u ^ to Ught a cigarette. not hide behind the Fifth Amend­ “For instance; Darik Beck vol- “My favorite panel? No, I have ment.” untoerad to be our guesk He was no specifle people whom I prefer, Aina at Fheta — ' not fbresd to appear on Fhce. Tet, but I do like a balanced panel. “Do the newsmen ask loaded hk appearance materially\ tnflu- ConnecHeuf Banlc Ted Ayers, our producer, invltea queationa?” -enced what happened to hint\ be­ the newsmen. We almost always cause he was farced to admit MMMWKT COMTAMV^ have one reporter who’s fast and ’‘Emphatically no!” answered money shich belonged to tbe Ui snappy; and one man whose ap­ Cenclliator Novhw, Iris back waa Panetraring quaations piei proach is dogged, even buH-dogg^ w a bit, ’”rhat. i# nm our purpose. through fak ovaatons.” We are not tryhig io make news. \ MSMfmSNCY avis who will hang on to get an an­ No. reporter would Iw in our pro­ “ But surety.” we persktad, “ Teu 5-44f»6 ELECTRONICS swer; and a third who la sort of gram twice if he aimed tor head- muat have had to prepare questiene' the middle of the roiul. ’Riere are linea rather than exposure of facta. ahead of your virit to Khruahehev. LABORATORIES no rehearsals. I arrive in Wash­ We hope to probe into some of the Did the Kremlin demand a brief­ ington about' three hours before dark comers of the subject and ex­ ing? Clearance?” . , airtime, and, with Ted Ayers, go pose a ’.ittle light. We hope to ask. "A ll we agreed to do. and all we 277 BROAD over the interrogation. questions aur viewers would ssk If did do, woe to present varisua About half annour before the pro­ they'were present.” lueae of subjects for bk interpre­ gram, I mert with the repoitars "Do you often f ^ thait you arc ter to prepaiie for hhn« Bad'we. aa and we again atudy the editorial ritt^ on a keg of dynamite?” Ke asked; pravM|ed dM iqite quso- RES angles we wish t6 unearth. Oply ': tlons it would have been bhiy an­ N u k —d w i enu w rite ehaelia one question—the first—is plann^ The tall man itfetchad hk legs, other pTepaganda kitervieof; That IjgPthafciiw U t^ a tea S e f ynUr ahead of time. That ia the otily grinned. ’’Pethape, at Umes. I was out. It pou reeUl.jae d|d but -IteMC %a1PRpR nml yeu ean MnBc, npefto er.i have to sense whan to aMtt from yen aama tt! . . It*s a question that I know Is going - to Khrushchev M .the a ^ about-me pSwaya iwipu -n aubatant in l. be asked. No guest over kticwu. one quaatkn to aaotber—to keep Hungarian alttmrion.” '-o f. i(tewpy-4B-th».bnnk to twiat at the dial away the half hour in bnlanoe. Tou asked whan thtr^a a BartaMe “ How is It poesible,” we aslmd, “Was thk ako true, o f Nahru?, you want at any “ fo r one man to bone up on all the before about dkturibiag factara. O f C aatra?'’^ Badie by yenr Mde! The most dkturWiig « f ah—not tally penetrating questions the panel "T h ere wa*a laa-prepayaA quad' - Ohaeaa ynwa nd STAN- w m a a k r” on Face—but en; all WaabbRian Opan Thamday newa cooarage, is the hldlag be­ tlana'far Any.:ane of thein,: -Wa naM A ‘^‘We try to have as guest the hind the ahMd of aeetirity when were vary proud ' to annqunod moat authoritative person In hia aeonrity k nat.- actnaQy Involved. when ew IntgrvkwaA dWA’Tk"* MI3-II71 field, and one who is concerned N aometltnes happen^ w ai a ptib- Oioik Mitahoua ato- -Spontniieous with the current topic of diaclia- ttc figure uaea ‘.’eefpurii^’'.A d .' an mid hava-ao|t bean skm that we w ill probe. He, out'; than, and f|alts righGy. -the .elesr^’^' FOt PtEFattCD therefore, expects certain areae qf yt^mrtefa keep "on, probe ;and dig OorireapeOAent N o v ifk hap ikum inquiry to be covered. He knows Unril Um v gat- An' k m fo Cuba four, tkaos akioa Jaduasp hia subject, of course. I have L ' and ba oommented. that ba was MEAL ISTATE « m I nothing but the greatest reapMt Novtna leandd (qt^aard, dorhadt- not -vtsy papular- «riCh Videl Cas­ for the courageous man, or wo- ly aald i tro. ‘Tt k not a eenoic Pperm m SUtANC( SiRVICi man, who will face the natton ; "*We ail knaiw that k woidd be revolution. -. It-ia n piw^e’s 'revo­ through the impersonal eye of the most unwise to sonoimce to the lution, baa the pcmiilar support televirion camera and the senriti^ world exactly how many bomba andomany individuala are dying- JARVIS REALTY CO. ear of the microphone. If a pub­ wo have. That k aecurity. But “One half heiw *of '“Fima the lic figure refuses to answer a pen­ when Senate payroHa, or any Nation’ can’t catch lip UrttlE all the R E A L T O R S —D rStrB 6R S etrating quesUon. he ia apt to be other adminietraUve and general truth, but it can help us'kve bet­ Teu Need H ... MS B. Oanlar St,—M l S A Ilt mobbed the next day; if he- evades, problem te the aubject and the to- ter witb eut neighbors -at home .amiMglit WIteu he has the rqmrters to contend WrvleWep invokes the shield of and throughout the world.” Teu Waut tt I 1 9 /- ' W ith -Canvas- Awaiaga DO YOU KNOW S A T U R D A Y T e l e m a n P R O G R A M BfamcWiiter Akohq: C t. F awl ■ Aiita Stares IPS WEST CCNTRR ST. ' Mavis at 1 it Glasarraw OHr k . k > a S-SMl—EsIabaUMd IBM SM m a i n 8T.—m i t-W M lC:fa Leee AMser j "Out oC tbe Deatks".. Jim Bkn- .Stqrrins; George Montsomery. Thm Skerjr n . M non aad Roes Husiler LalTe Temple learns a Utter les­ VaeU Al Siww S Air Farce Mery M son in love arhen be ia smHtea Servicea All Makes Of , SatanUir Weaten M Wkite Itaarter M with the charms, of the new teach­ UiM Oar Oaas Cwe*ee < I l k Reckenlat t, M er laara WinfleTd (Dorothy Pro­ Washers, Dryei^ DeleotiTris Dtarr n . M Dramatic aeries. "The Eidse at vine). In "Ttle Bitter Lesaosi.’’ TIm A i m H w A . ■alOFdair KaUoai S Truth" ce-starrias Paul Deuslaa, •'The Girl Downstairs". Pranctiot MiOe mauhske t. dP Refri^rators and Scott Forbea. Jonn Lupton and Starrinc James Arnese—A-ness—a imm Toae and Rita Johnaon. Glenda Farrelt. Tbp alery of bow is shet down ow Di ' CHAMBERS m. Tele^visions At U:4I Featare Film 1 a oelloenuus's career ia Jeoiar- Dedse C ^ ’a "Red River Roase", -Jotin Warne dised by incredible reperciisalens Front Street and MaiMarrimt M M M ovtag. and Polly Moran. reeulUnt frohn bin .laaiiance at a Dillsn learaa that hhe. e .______aadjMtlbe Reasonable. Prices 1;W Film tt routine trafflo eummens. victim, waa tbe Inteinled target. F aeU n g. Mr. Wiaord (Premiere). Righway Falral A n » I sisaaM Feepla Are Fusay. n. k Bariy Late gbesr M Storage- ALL WORK OVARANTBED 1:U western Wsaesrtaad Tbb Dick Ctaskkmw S. it "Tttxede Jaactieat", Baity Fayae. Loeal or 1;M FUas Music and sneats. Tbe Fto- ItiP ) Theater ‘k P ■w "Winter Bkol" minsos. Aalto Bryobt. Dick XMfckMN dS li« TMa Weak to Sterts - S Caruao,. and Tha TItwreaC a t u M Ra/ MtUand. Markham Lea Derschalr’s wasaa-Da tt. M hade himself drawn inte a straaue I l k Majar Laaana naaebaU I. a It. M (Color) Guests. ^ gem smugrilng game when s TBAILBB VAN SERViOB (Yankees vs. Red Sax) nightclub -performer coknes ' te t:M Fealdire M g g ^ g »« Rswtoeee / J him for bate after she has - a 1:U paaekall « JaWtoTvAA k clsoe caH wfUi a beatnik MUer. SM E. MIDDLE TnUL ifliui FVanclaoa at Ciacianatt) Aik Wsatedi Read Or SlivV t. « D.Ai'e Maa n. PP *iM Mavis _ M Stnrrlas Mere Mc(3uom.\Aa epem Starring John Compton. Bhsaiiim M l S-AJMi or HtfA OM 7-lA -."D ixie- JamborVe" Frances stsur Mres Josh BaiMnH to- meet poaea aa a "hayaeriT" srith money Lanctord and Odr Kibbee with Ule kidnaper- of her airier to tovaet. In Ma effort la crook a IAS Ttwreeabbead nlga st tbe W a^ aad' pay the- raasosn demanded hooUeggIng ring. (or., bw return. Baedar F atral^ i 'liM Itopays Tbsatse * ■ Jahitoe. USA t Fawlora FUsn ■ . t ‘ ‘ReletKIaas” Robert. Touas and *'** B m 2 S Bimie and James &ndk SSS'-----utMVN* and' Weather g ...... - i - r r * MarsaerHe Chsuisoan, - e ii^ ito r.' “ Werd of Hauer” . -fimiaht -Tim e-...... u AUTO eparid OoBsma 1- X H While. neadUaea scream "FoUce ‘.“to Have and to Have Met” SEKVICE I l k Wsatbwvaaa W Brutality!!—Capa KBI Unarmed Bua^ray Bogart, and Lauesa i l k Tbe Thraa Meases -- x Tooth.” Br saner atalka a teae- BARRE GUILD Tales el the keel _ „ Bisnt alley ia .searob at a Juidlee S S t o g M bM Mows. Pt Rpy Streeter aad Bill Oraat; Taihe by SeiL letwaeN ■aHaa- that appHes to copa as- well iri Proprietoru MONUMENTS staR k cirUtasm advenUire Sattal I f UitA Foatora FRm g Idd W. Middle Tjpim. M I 3-S81S Cs etarfStsFetec Brack aad Nas- ^Ranoaa Ohy .CowftdsaMal" John , Tkm tel Bane QaMlIbwliMtlM ( ; U Oaitsea Oantral . beH Jehaeea. Marabal Beott erdera Fayae and OeHaow Gray. i l k |Ms VINe - a retlegads lawman and his ex. kesM’s Boo* kavlea P Mdtor TUiie-ttp, Front JBnil Johs iMMMimraiMltMdMdlkiiidi Irif’s OeMe aaoUat srMe to -leave tospn. (Dsubto Fratarrt Automatic Tfanamiepiona Film Im raeaee WsM iUn 'ii ' k Senator Was Chdleoreet” . M h|Md«l IsndtMCCMiNK w.;. "The SeuUMra k » " , ^jtosb rih Jhi)„. jpew t” . BoUe WiJUam PoweU and RHa Retaes. - . .... —"SJIIrwIAttSjjtSuC'"'**—' —' * '"'' ' ..... Beaxai Laaesse----- Davis aad Errol Fqm . -IThe - Haase - Aeraae- the ■ Street” • iM Rm c at |he Weak , .»ik Rave Oaa. kiH Travel .A. M gace^^i^nett and Janie Paige. d e l i v e b t dalAlal Btorrias Rlimard Beene. B^rn sAPoam K . FrestAi el tbe Token .s a. ySanhimt" Walter pildgma ** MEMORIAL COMPANY ■oos Waatavaa . PaliriMn srackmriy betriaude a II lip News < -te OIL dte Onntar (Btv-4hL M l S-ftM "DeaUi Valley OsatMshler" honeymoon couple, ia Baa PVan- P e itesmaaes claew he (Mda Massalt ridias fate .. 1 iPP Featare Film " P m utea_ Batardar___ dtiUonia ramm. couatry to cre- “ Night Mbnater/’ -Beta laigaai aad Lade MaUaae vem two hak-bralBrs llie Umel Atwen. d ik Mews. ..R.Seetts . Ohiulia Chaw - k Annie O akg^ proem K m , jtolr father atm ' Ale Fnees . l i U Mews and ksblheb —>. g Safe Fur TiM Fra Ska] on falae evidence. -IM News ' , . P Wklrlirblri^_^Ruer 1 Stora^ Exclusive TRIPLE REPINED W HIOilD ?ICK.tlP W.H.EIWLMn a t la n t sc h e a t in g oils LUHBER Ca L T. WOOD CO. i y OPiN A ll DAY p 9 . i ^ ; x . M Y CUANSatS, liie. Telephone Mitchell 3- i l 29 BM b r o a d ST.—m i S T l l t > SATIMDAYS ■ B.'6eelet Bf MaaBiHPteF

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iww.iODiM JimaD. SUNDAY Television PROGRAM FLETCHER IPlBlM l 9>7i7» TUESDAY Television PROGRAM f i t Canaaaa Thna Goorgs Peppara, asM Leora **** . M s « »ia iiw i Dana. A successful lanvyer obtains Sb» deddea that her fa tte r “To Have and Hava Hot”. Slwn?w»5S555Sr*" GUSSCOMPAMY «l88 8:88 doeea't reollr love her sad la a Jinx I •I bm J5R9P6I MavesMK ’ S. M A C T O O L A M -LJm inm iininii 7>88 Tadav ;^ A a m r i •f grt:*8rs3r 4:M Orient Bxpraaa Bart Maverick (Jack Kelly) gets "^Biflemaa 8 Tree We W Sh Father TUB KNCXOBlIKES.,. GLASS nTKNIKDlUB TQM ■tMTing ’eXMOk Oonnori wttt involved with a beauUful. ambl- Ti88 F in d Shaw , 88 Jemmy Crawford. “ Brother-h»> t'LECTHONICS lIMIeweSeard flout young woman, tempsrfflant- UrtMtaa McetUt al etnsbande, an escaped gunman, "Three On a Match”. Joan Rkm- law." Lucas Moffain gels an mp OM etopiM n 7:88 deU and.BeHa Dayls. weiooma visit by a family black tLECrKONICS •lU W h^a Voae TrMMar Waata Featara FBa two murders ahd some laughs in Adventare Serial 88 sheep. LABORATORIES „ 7» Came to Dinner' "Yellow River.'r 8:88 WaM t««k aad le a aa S •iM Kd Salllvaa 8. 48 j S L S i s s ; . . D I eaay Adveolare Movie Ati Mlae 18 lABORAIOHfLS a Guests: The Dukes of Dixieland, ) Haws "The— le IDawn ...... Patrol .. Brrol Flynn M Instrumental group: Wajuie and MANCHESTFR STBarly new •' 8 Xtovld Niven, BROAD I«ani Date Hjr r«at t S:M— 1 1 ! 11?’*.*'— Ta B i4aes l&n". Gdry Cooper and FUm Series,______"lihla _ Is The Mb- 277 Sbnstei^ Canadian oomedy team; ) F eatare WOm Johnny Primer.^ “Somat&liic for Borniea**.------The Kport*(m^atMa, “Tba Rarrlman Carol Channing, musical comedy Tkla Is fhmVblik meat" James Daly. 277 BROAD atory of a uiuio tireakdaam------In Trip . An acoount af Gov. H ar­ star: Gsorgla Gibbs, vocaHst; TWMlt Theater 8:88 Saatllght Ptayhaase {, .. family reUUoi^i)— w w -aMIpa.y m . The a uc swaecood w a • ^ r r lc a d e ." AHea Faye JS la n 's recent talarview with Neons Adam, IVench dancer-Bob MOTOR SALES Warner Baxter Vincent Price and Sterling iHy- SM STANEKRrat KhrushebaT. ' — I^wls, oomedlan, the Three ’ •TOtm OLOOMOBIUB OBAIJDIT ' den star In "The Iron Rose^’, The Baiaiar el tlw daaala • Wllee, a variety dance trio and I Weedy Waadnaeker ■ story of a troaUer blachamith Hovo • f o r . . lamlly. w^aodeor . !•••• •* Beet ' IS Francis Bnmn, Juggler. Sri sacs______Flettoalbeeter 18 attempting to live down aa u»- S:» iheMlM Katiaa t. «• 512 WEST CENTER STREET g PIctare tt Diagnal . 88. 8 8 -. •Otter, News and Bpsrta 8 hanpy past, who faeas Impossible TV • RADIO • Atrio^ n ia la The Aataror G uen; Senator Symington (D. Starring jaok Wabb and Ben M l S ^ lS ll t S T A T U T E » odds laid dottn tqr an Infhientla': Chaltoe O IM in tU m Mlsa.) Alexander. VTtday Investtgatea n Pspeye F bully. RADIOS • DORTABUB i Froatiare at Faith series Of food, market robberisa News Beat 18 Bab OtimmlBgs,Shew 88.88 sto p at STANEK’S Fourth_naaeI diacuasiodon on "The In wbleh the bandit poses as a Otabhease 88 "Grandpa Clobbera the Air RADIOS • Hlrin U , n u U k V p A * a / ^ e t. M GoAi. W eJJv o With.”____ Panel in- salesman, concealing hip gun in Phene Ysar Answer 81 Force"—88-year old G randpa Col- aeriea; d:48 ^ • M A R IN K elude-dea tha Rev. James W. Len- a suitcase, . ^ "Safeity-Tesied Yen THistT I Ilna declares war on the Air af Ynuieleterktti Dcplli ^"T-- n of the ape- IM.- prudent and Robert Laula Lawmaa S. U Sews Bad Weatter ^ force arlth his andent Jeimy Dy­ b b tX)MMT7NICATION8 J»l aeriea on the diaturblna ap> Oam^ Style. OSA tt OB* Dtreedioa H Bdiae 6 % a j ^ TV-nUUo producer and I gpv i i ing mnehtoe. Twe-amg Marlae Oeaito E Q ir m f B N T Uludea of today’a youth, Mare TV Theatov i 8 . Wojr Of U fe rSm Naked OHy . 8. t t I^lela. Ralla Stoddard and np l^e Baager g With Ronald Resum as program Used Cars" I t E S ^ y M e Lt. Don Muldoon rides the Staten nw leatloae EgaffBaoBt. •SJ}'*" ar* I««»ured. Ro». William Outlaws think tha safe la the of- supervtsor,.^Ronaia Reagan stars H Y e a b d A MIBtoa Island Ferry to ask an aging far. lU rU ^ narratea Mmrruvie At -■ Seven - flee of a woman named Billie, an In "Deed of Mercy.” A vacation­ MIsetag Ooraee". .. ______rv boat e a ^ l n to retire oM In I \ K M 111) \ I I ^ A ■. I I: \ I ( I Thei f Uaiaa .Werd won. Amasonlan lady barber who Is ing newspaper reporter attemM s a i S ’^ D » the process becomes Invohrra In a „ H f Welare Ihe custodian of tha tom 's mwh. to clear the name of a dtsUn- m r^berg and Isabel Randolph. o n To Adreatare > Leve Ol-Uto Wttster —Ueol Mews 88 daring holdup In ‘Nickel Ride. i \ I; \ 111 -» -> \ I I . I I. \ I ( I will he easy to rob but the gulahed scientist, from the - malt- TIs Tee Deaah 18:88 Aady wnUoms 8, - Uil* Bya^On Hew Verii maskekedjnan and hia Indian com- ' clous accusations of a publlclly- ACreie A ljsa ti Mews and Waidber 88, 48 rjdlh Per Teday pulon l^to , hone to upaet their _ .. Captain David Grief it Guests: MyoshI Dmekl, Johnny OUaeap hungry teensgs girl. 336 North I feareb Per Temenew.- 7:18 D ew laa Xdwards, Mews 48 Puleo and ■ The Harmonica Ras- Plans In ' ‘Billie the GreaL-" Clay- T V lia w 11. 88 It OenM Be Ten^^^*^ oals: .... ____ SelUMe Theater ion Moore alars. (Colori. Starring Janet Blair and M^n St. ngbt Steps to Peace’’ 88 F ru k Oorshln. Impresston- aREEN nURMACY .. .. Baered Heart This Is The Aaawer SS PeotonsiaM Itala t . 48. Mews 88 1st and Betty aM Jean Rhodao, lliO y»la« Ward John R altt Guests Conley Graves, : Tke OaMing UgM 7:88 Saa Fiaaelsee Beat 8 limtherand-daughter singing tettm OHARUES A. BARBATO U :li Oaatera Three fiM Oeagaeel M Joel Grey, and Gene Sheldon. . Td. ' Neara M ittw e s t Passage 81. 88 KtovM Mlvsa Shaw 88. 18 ». — "The Origin of Weather". The CsH AB 8, 81 Masle Biage Fortune’s Bhny". An invatsrnle MANCHESTER Bdueatiotl aeriea. with Jam ea story of how weather Is formed Chris Colt (Wayde Preston) ' Is, MI 9-5253 (Color) Macandrew lM ~nu>derator. " “ The eautht In the cross Are of bandits vengeance Trail." Two men seek gambler (Ckuneron Mriehall) p r o a r a m exptorea__ different aa- and of What man does and doesn't M ^e* MattoM _ retribution—one for the loss of his faces a dUDeuIt dedsloa after he MHOUR know about It. Special guest: Dr. and a bounty hunter In -"Dead - "M ysterious Mr. Moto.” IM vowed to slop gambling tf LAUNDROMAT pecfa of the orMUre proeeaaI and „ Joanne Malkua. meteorologist at m." L oirs son, the other for the d'eath of Ms NIgkt Emerfepcy Call examinea tht^lnatnim ental mnai^ u father. his wife win change tier divorce » clan aa an arllat. Wwhle Hole OceaDographlc .In­ NBW HOOltSi OPEN BAILT 7:80 AAI. MONDAY Tkia 8ATDRDAY Divoree Bearing Oheyeaae 8 lions. M t «-4«M stitute. Eric Sevareld la h ^ . Lawman i - OoT ih a e Bi a efcs - ' Preseats 8. 81 O u u ta; Morton Gould. Robert Vioiery At Sea f 8:88 Alfred Hltcheeeh Preseats: r OPEN UNTIL S P.M. MONDAY Thra 'rMYTRSDAY As The Werid Taras The testimony of a IG-year-old rBA TCnU M niEE DEUVERY S “dle and ^ a u d e PVank. laude Rains stars in "Cream of mule. Dora ‘rraxel, helps decide Bene The Clewn Meet The Frees M Tapper the fate of Bronco Lnyne (Ty a long vacation after recovering ■lip—M—a^-1— ^ ------—- ^ M l Middle Taniplke Beet £ w e aa t Sle Jeal." An actor, unemployed Oearad Nagel Theater from a near fatal aeddent. de- gjsfii Src^hlL**" ® because of his drinking, turns to aU Hear Hardin), accused of murdering n x Ml t-1446 .. .. y*"**. Abroad blackmail when credit at hla FRIDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 8:30 - Ms best friend In "Silent Witness'’ ddee to visit a small Medlter- Amerlcaaa At Work U a tfl N a 5t Heme With BNty MaeKeaslefs Balders 88 r*no«. Island. In "The Return of The Mea'e Special Shirt Servlee li:M Newa K ^ ^ S Z e . is favorite bar Is cut off. Prayer TV MaH OM er «tS Mitchell Chimplon.” t:M The TweaUeth Oenlary I. M DIvsree Ceart , 8 HOME IMPROVEMENT HEADQUARTERS U:N American Lepead "Trial at Nurenberg.'* A drama­ Deadline for Aetton - 88 Ear Better er Per Werse 8:88 OlHsen Seldlmr » 18J8 Weather. Sperte aad News Howe Beandap tic on-lhe-scene documentary of Starring Dane Clark. "The Third Qaeen Far A Day Steye ^ r a a . ■ 88. 88 6M CENTEft ST. Madera Sdened Thealer the 1M6-46 war crimes trial, wal. Inevitable”. Reporter Dsn Miller -Day la Oeort Dean FVedaricKs stars. Canyon iM id lO n Beam Bealew ter Cronkite. narrates. dons an Army uniform to And - 8:88 Haase Party must cope with a fear-paralysed Barlv Late Shew In Jorvjs Inildlnq . . . . Cbel Hastley - M out how the drsAee fares In mlll- The Oenrt m t Honm a 1 passenger when the nosewheel on "Federal Manhunt". Tuns Travis M o H c h M t s r TIRE I r c . lt*ia Wathlaxlea Bepert his tvo-eeater Jet trainer won’t .. and Robert Livingston. U:M ^ rld ’a Beat Aeriea Today presents a report on the ' tary service today. Gale Storm Shew lower. 18:48 World’s Best Msiriet dilemma of college presldente who 14:44 Rlehard Diamond. Private D«- _Tb» Croaa of Loiralne" would like to teach but are bur­ The Big PimH V. S. Marehal 18 "Black T.,egion" Humphrey GOODYEAR u 5***** *• Forld Peace tei^ve 8. 48 W. P. QUISH TThe Great Olldersleeve . Mow York OenfldeaUal 48 gart and- Ann Sheridan. 1*:1* Year Telco la Waahinxtea dened with mlmlnlatrative duties. Starring David Janasen. Diamond Yeangjlr. Maleaa 1:88 Te Ten The Trntt 8. 48 .Huntley...... Interviews ~Dr. MlHarold Ands himself squarely in the BeatTliB Cleck 11:88 Mews, W eather aad Spmrts 8 YOUR YARN SHOP l |t:M We Belleaa Taylor, recently, resigned presi­ Jim m ie IM g e rs Show 88. 88 *Mt Mews - 88 Cempaaa middle of foreign Intrigue when MMMar Playhease r (Color) Oueats; The Klngaton Mews aad W sather 18 (One Block Eaat of Mafai NYLON TIRES dent of Sarah luswrence College, he agrees to search for a political FUNERAL HOME 8:18 Film and Dr. Wallace Sterling. The V erdins Years 8. 48 'Trio and Jill Corey VftftMnr# Eft ftft Be tweet} O ak aad Blrek) •■Wyomlntfa refugee from a South American Frsm These Beets Wyatt Barp 8 “Sun Valley Serenstde” Sonje Wonderful Watei^ Bcscac I • dictatorship. SU M A IN ST. TEL. MI 9-SMO CeBaeellcatBaadataad A rt Needlework Swppllee Store M d PiM t S»S Broed S t waya" Silent .Service M LoreMa Toaag Shaw tt. 88 The Santa Fe and the Denver Rente. John Payne. .. lA'* *• Aaawer f:M Lassie I Blchard -wtllts and Rio Grande Railroads hire ItiirFeatare Film 8 Free' loetraetioBe **:* Oanpreaaleaal Viewpoint ‘‘^een Nefertltl". Miss Young ~Whe 'Da Y ea TTfoeir private armies to settle their Starring the famed Collie Laskie stars in title role which drama­ 4:48 Baagar Aady "Sutter’s Gold’’. Bdward Arnold Free Parktag IWL Ml 3-5179 1:M Hopalena OaagMy and Jon Provost. Lassie helps ce­ tises sn Incident in the-life of- the lead dispute and Mnrslial Barp and BInnIe Barnes. Werld'aBeat Mealea ment a friendship between ‘nmmy Tra& Or Oeaseqoaae Is caught In the middle In "Hiey JOek pim r Shew M OOTTAOB ST— MI *-1*66 Qaeat For Adreatare famous Egyptian Queen. ' Americaa Boadsiand Hired Some Guns." Quests; Singer Ruth Olay and Balldlac Amcriam an English buddy when a 18:88 What's My U s e r 8 Kathy Gedhrey Let’s Travel 18 Cliff Arquette rift threatens, and she makes Meet MeOraw 8. 81 ROBERTA The Three Steegea le re IN* social overtures to a British dog. Snaday Kite Mavie 88 nVOORPORATED •.-aaP eek’e Bad (Hri " 8. 48 Tod Btede Shew U HOUR SERVICE 1:M Shecaa, of the daaple Tweatv-SIx Mon 8, » 4:18 Srarei Storm Starring Wendell Corey. Marshal 11:88 Jack F a ir Shew Cembni "The Ambassador's Daughter” 4:88 Edge Of Might Hunt and Patty ifc(3ormaek. Mews ITS MMwestera BayvMe >1. M Late Show 88 REAL Oaaaty Fair Sanday __ __ _ Movie At T 18 "That Night In Rio". Alice Fsye. Torey Peek creates quite a prob­ U : t t Mews AMIULANCE 'The Atomic "Dust Be My Destiny” John Gar­ CIsb Bease 18 lem in the Pedc household sdien 18:M News aad Wsottar Kid . Mickey Rooney and "Ae- Soa Baal 48 SMITH SERVICE field and Priscilla Lane UM Sanday I Nows Saeelal 8 ESTATE 8 "INSURANiSMmiS SINCE IRU" # INSCRANOE Covey's cuaed d Murder” |mrld Rrian”. 7:88 That’s My lUy M Nows and Weathor I tM MAIN SntBET, GROUND FLOOD—in t-S m OF MANCHESTER Hell'a Croaaroada'*, ^ephen Me. Starring Eddie Mayeoff and fea­ Raws ^ as Bally. turing Gil Stratton Jr. "Jarrln' Early Lato Show I t RESTAURANT Fletare For A Sanday After- Jack Jackson” the tri'esistible ^ "Gangs of Chicago’*. Lloyd Nolan IN MANCHE8TEE TEL. Ml 3-0350 M##M RE force Ilf an attempt to - purchase 11:18 Featare Pllm 8 WEDNESDAY 7’efeDi«on PROGRAM "Gold la Where Too Find It” "HolbeCk Heights” ad'jotning • ^ e Gangster". Barry SulHvan Wky Not Take Her O b * Georpe Brent and Olivia DeHavi- Noonan's Swamp, meets the Im­ 8^M'e Best- Maries 8 Geray and Ann (todle. Colorado River flowed through land: "Kid Cornea Back”. Wayne movable object. d:8i Agriealtaral Bepsrt Pspeye Theater 8. 88 the lowlands to the Gulf. Te Diiuter For A OuMigef "The Dough Girls.” Jane Wyman St88 Spanish Oearso TeensvIUe . „ Morria and Barton MacLane. Saa Frsaelsco Beal 8 18:88 News 88 S \ \ IX(. S 8:48 Soared Heart Bold Yentera 8 JUST ASH HEK— *'*• Baaeball S. • SaapleioB 8 8 , 88 18:88 News : .and Weather 8 "Manchester's Oldest IHrst Shew F eatare 18 T. Yankee# va. Boaton Red W alter Abel, host. "The Eye of 18:88 : 7:88 Teday "The Killer Is Loose" Adrienne Hays portrays a woman SEE WHAT SHE SAYS! S o /e Fur Mament of Medllatioa 8 Financial InstUution" Meraiag Sea 'Adventare Serial- Truth" starring Joseph Cotton, 1:88 News ; I- 7iN Tewa Crier accused of slaying her foster '' ■ ...... »'-...... Baira 8:88 MIehey Manse ciab father . . OaO M l S-1416 fer lleeqgvatleBe Sioraqe rnnu'—im rmarr.TiTrT«mnix[r 7:18 PraDle la Saaea B ariy Shew Aeeased 88 "House of Rothschild' George I8188 TV H ear 8 PLENTY OF PABEINO Open, Until Breakfast 97ms Arliss RONDED PICK-UP 8:88 tU p Btohords June Havf^ Bdward . Andrews AT 46 E. OBNTBB M t MONDAY Television PROGRAM •:M StpIslB Koagaraa TwIHght Theater - 48 • and Jane Withers star In "The 8:48 Hews "Love Is News". Loretta Young Pink Burro.” A couple who oper­ 8iW ate a roadside diner have ambi­ Chaaael Fepeye Theater • 8, 48 8i88 FroaUor JasUeo -8, 48 Current aaiiual dividend •:« It’s Fan Te Bedaee Pepeyo Theater 8 I Agriealtaral Itopori 88 8:88 Featare Film Daffy’s Tavern 18 tious. theatrical plans for their Fhher Teoasylllo ' ll With Meivyn Douglas, host. Rob­ iw te 8 % % . 5 P.M. TUs la Oar Faitt Late MsUasw t t pretty and talented teenage e U l ED'‘^C AMOOO 1 Spaalsh Coarse First Shew 8l ert Ryan stars In ^'You Only Run daughter, but the gtrl has plans I Sacred Hoort "Adventures of Robin Rood.' Mondays-Tueadays-Trldays. Hamper Beam Weatter. News aad Sports 8 E niaE lA O SEBVIOE DRY CLEANSERS. Inc. I Today Once.' The story concerns a .sus­ Oarteen Time News Beet 18 • of her own. SU BROAD ST^M I •-7111 , Haraing Sonsinar Errol Flimn snd Basil Rathbono, pended slayer who la determined Thursdays, M houra of uninter­ Leeaey TTtaee This Is Year Ufe 88. 88 -Toneap — Brakee — Igalttea Adventare Series 88 to stand, up against a lynch mob. 8:18 Oaptala Kaurarea CiablMsse tt Ralphkiph BdwiBdwards. , host.______Actress Ann Labrioation — Oar WaaWBg I Tawa Crier 8:88 Mickey Mease CIsb 1. 18 Peter Onan El I8 rupted aendee • AM. to 8 PM. Mews 8, i t “•Kyth la tonight's • njght’i subject. News Early Show S8 8:88 Tha Three Steegi Mews aad W eatter 8 ) Look and Learn Oalg Stevens stars. ‘Xynn's Mr. Adams sad Eve I Sperte 48 W edise^y MIgh Might Boxing 8. 81 3 p fC QBEEN STAMPS Breakfast Time "My Darling Clementine". Henry Blues," Nightclub slng'er Edte z z . 18:88 On The Ge George Benton r t. Holly Mims, I Hap BIcharde - Fonda and Johnny Palmer. Hart asks Gunn to Investigate Deagh Be Ml I Atrieea Patrd 8 10-round middleweight bout from M E E T T O U R I Captain Baagaroo TwIHght Theaser when she becomes conviiiced that Triangle Playhease MacBeasle’s Balders 8 Miami Beach, Fla -. 66* MAIN ST— Ml S-1477 ■TOPPER 1 News "Darilme Wife". Linda Darnell her friend, blue# singer Lynn 18:88 Sam Leveasoa Shew Mevie At ^vea It MHie WsHsee IS F R IE N D S A T I It’s Fan To Bodnee and Tyrone Power. Martel la In grave danger. Treksnra Boat "Biasing Sixes'', pidt Foraa and Featare 48 48 ■ S e t t l e I Featare Film 8:88 Saperraas | Pantomime Qals 8, IS Wto Da Tea TraOtr Helen valkia "The Late George Apley". Ronald TMs Is Oar FaHh Baras sad AUoa 18 Two team s compete In charades Don WILLIS Gorage 11:88 I Lave Loey Wsather—Leeel Mews 88 Coleman and Yenesee BToWil. WhMi Downtown Boaiper Boom Late Matlaee St with two guest celebrities. Per­ n a Prise I t Bight Maws aad Weather 88. 48 I Oi^. David Grief 11 Preview* Cartoon Time •*J5 Weather. News and Sports ' 8 manent panelists include - Susan 8PB01AU8T8 IN Way Of Life Th'e B retters 88 DJT MsrsluU n Shoppiar • • • . lan e s 8:88 Pspeye Theater • CatoU. CTarol Burnett. Dick Van WHEEL AUONMENT «Bd 11:88 Top D rilar i Denglas Bdwards. Mews 48 Media 88 \ Newa Beat it Dyke, Orson Bean others. Guests; . OeBeeatrsttoa Tke Passerby 88 l^w Parker and Betty Kean. BRAKiB 8BRVIOB I W eatter, Mews aad Spsrts 8 Arthur (Sodfrey feeling ‘ fine ClabbOBse gs Meet the Stern Mews 88 Early Late Shew 88 again and says that beginniiig For Lunch or Snack Mr. Adams sad Bre 8:48 Thrills Frsm The OlymplM 88 Ifavls At Nine IS OBKERAL AUTO REPAIR Pageant I Deeey 8 *T Ltve On D ai^r". (Biester I On the Oo 4:4S News $ "Gallant Journey". Janet Blair MIlNwiP *,4881—18 MAIN ST.. MANCHERTBR 11:48 PM veeatlen Wages Tfraln 88. 88 Morris and Jean nirker. Monday, Sept. 3 6 , he will return Doagk Be Ml . „ News sad Weather s and Charlie Buggies. U:88 Lave Of LUe . . s Wara.^Bond and Hebert Horton. to.his radio show and win also do you'll find it the uxty Triangle Playhonse 8;SS Sporto ''48 8:88 Jsseak Cottea | "The Blje Wilcox Story". A dla- U ;8 > Mepr*. W eatter aad Sports 8. II I Sam Leveasoa Bkow 7:88 VMoa Psolfte g Charles Laughton stars in "Elea­ Amss The Heard *8* 5 reputable Indiop scout leads a WerM’s Beat Mmries 8 four special l-h 'Traekdeara 8. 48 11 :M NBC-TV etui presenting Kathryn . . „ 77te Board -8 . 88 M ekskin gg V.8. Manhalt ‘r g. Starringrring Robert Chilp. Chilp. A A gang [rang of 1 1 OW Mews a ad W eatter 8 Murray as hostees. Oh. hy the WEDDING 11:8# Search Far Tomorrow 8 Tommy Nolan and Sally Bropby Top Pr* Oelf 48. SS 1:88 As Tha World Tarns 8. 48 agugBg outlaws, notorious 7or tor ibei_. 1 :8 8 BeadUnes 8 It CoaM Bo Yon 88 88 Dow FlnaterwaM vs. At Balding,' Topper 8 crim—-jnes es of their youiyounger days, ds-- uray, wbatcha doin’ on ttie night Fanlomimo Qais 8. 48 88 Oreatest MSn In HIs- St. Augustine.. FIs. - Cearsf Nagel lb eater S8 DAY d .lory The mayor (Stephen Chase) . „ The Christophers St clde to strike again. of April 1 0 , 1 0 6 0 ? V 'y o u Aire I**® Galdlag lilg'-l 8 fuee a revelation about hla past 18:88 Deslla Playhease 8 The Priee Is A h l (osier) 88. 88 W}il P erry Oorao continue to LOVELINESS 1:88 Nows 8 when his son writes a school es. Rory (3alhoUn. Janice Rule and . H A ft ►. I I 1:18 Prayer S8 Ossie and HsrrlM free, let’s pMn to watch H o n Of Masle Bingo 8 u say about him. Michael Dante in "Killer In- 8:88 Fer Bettor er IW Wer8e E 48 "R ick's Rldihg^Leasons''.____ , i l S Ignore hla graying hair next fail? Fame’s repMt live eolorcaist Of Target »* Hawkeye g stlnct.'; A TOwerfuI dram a of- FOR THE BEST Qaeen Pm A Day 88. 88 OF YOUR NovJe MaUaee 88 Day In Ceart 8. n meets a beaullful female riding Of will he succumb to hlnte to tint ‘"Ihe CratUe Song.” Ililnk you “TTie Mlllerson Case".- Warner Folks Oo Boand SS hrired and friendship 'n the prlso- 8:18 Hesse Party 8. at Instniotor and enrolls as a slu- it? can remember? RRlDAL ^ Baxter" Guests;: S t Nicholas Church (Aiolr ftght business. The story Is d m t ‘ 8:48 The Texan g |8 based on Incidents from the PICTURE 8:48 The-’MUHeaaire ~-g, 44 , . DIverro Hearisg M actral career.of former welter- GOWN }!88 Oar Miss Breohs 8 Starring Rory Calhoun, BUI Long- . _ Gale Storm Shew tl 8 Marvin Miller as narrator. A MANCHESTER 1:38 As The World Taras 8. 48 ley masquerades as a clergyman welght contender Joey Barnum. PROGRAMS 1:88 The Big PaveB' $ policeman loses a mllllon-dollar ULUBA-FASHION Topper 8 when a ruthless town boss uses TV Daaee Party tt. 88 Y e a a i^ r . J b l M 88. 88 chsek when the convict be la es­ OPTICAL STYLE BAR MANCHESTER ^ arad Bagel Theater *8 tnrests and homicids to prevent (Color) Guests: George.Ra(t, Jo­ corting back to prison escapes HEARINO GLASSES OFFER AN the construction of a church. anne Dni. Gene Autry. Shellah 30 with the liank draft. ENTIRELY MAIN ST—MI S-U*l Operation Saceeoo 83 _JS^^*l®ft-.e *8 The Reetless Ou tt. 88 Graham. Composer Burton Lana PERSONALITIES Masle HsU Preseats Dave DRY CLEANERS 1:89 Prayer tj and singers Anita Bills and Lar­ 1:88 ^ V « |M ^ T e n r a 8, 48 NEW COMBINATION OF 8:88 For Beney or For Worse 18 Starring John Payne. A pair of I I A IJ I t .HU* From These B ede 18. St Rlay 88. 88 93 Wells S t—MI 3-7254 money sharks and a pretty saloon ry Kert. ^oVor) Guest; Peggy King SEEING aad HEARING PROFESSIONAL HEARINO Janet Dean B. N. 8 _**• H ast 8 OjmjraDcayUi^ J AID SERVICE Qaeen For a Day 88. 88 girl try to swindle a big. amiable 18:88 Weather. Sports aad News 8 Donna Reed Show , 8. St ASSISTANOEt, , _ Day In Cesrt 8 W farm J»v of his life savlrige In Donna almost ruins her husband’s -You’ll love the atjdes a'vailahle i . ; ------Y^AMERICAN^ROW------8:8 8 Hnase Party 8 . W The Wasr Back." Bonner learns Air Pswer is 4 ,8 8 B Z j, S ? / 5 ^ ^ ^ 4 ■ - system whBB^she dtcldes to help -----The.Xoait of...Hamas Befatloas . Of..'.hjeLA£bemejtnd.takes-swift-ac' Bald Ventura-...... - ...... - gg ^e» OeaeejpMoeea 81. 88 a proud but accident-prone In­ You’ll love the new ‘world of easier Hartford JA 6 - tl$ t lion. T ea4 j aa ventor (Hans (Jonreld) to Dnd HEARINO; you'll Listen and Re­ Walter WInckell File 8 Featare 48 - M COBURN ft MIDDLEBRpOK. l R e . work. Gale Storm Show ga "A .Royal Scandal." Tallulah =^i.Jl«»a tomdriaad 8. 88 lax! Expert attention: complete 8 :18 The Big Payoff ” Alex la Wonderjand 18 I N m T M E N I S K a tb O e d fm , l l 8:18 I’ve Get A Booret E 48 - Home appoiatmeato— Flowsr Fashions 88 Bandhead and William Bythe. testa. Yoang Dr. Malone ' . M 8:88 Father Knows Best 8. 48 Early Lato Shaw ' n MR. OBOROE F. JOHNSON JR., M aat«w Bat Haalerson 88.88 by your invitation., , Beal the Clerk g n Parting Robert Young and Jane "Itowti to the Sea", JSenlyon. 8 Gehe Bariy stars. "The Desert All Star Playhonse 48 yvatt After-wunessRig an ex­ ^ FRlENj^Y AND HELPFUL TRANSAOnONS HANDUBD Ship Masterson"tilB»“ Hr~dl8-'- . by MILlkOWSKI *•** I**® ' ’etdici Is Years 8. 48 hibition of mental telepathy. Bud „ SP'IAnn Rutherford. •/ " ‘“ S t e t n i r * 88. j auade a man and hu niece from From These Boots 88 88 18:M World’s. Best Mavles '8 ALL BXOHANOBS LISTED AIH> UNU8TED--JXUTUAL FUNDS <«ab?lease_H . . . H trlra to read the mind of hie sis­ "UndorcinTent’,'.r . itaithame Hbp- SOIniT into, the Southwest desert Caaaerilesl Bandstand 8 ter, Kath)^ ■ burn SM Robert Taylor. 888 MAPI STREET r TEL.'Ml 8-1186 to search for -a Spanish ship sup­ Tales of Wells Fargo tt. 88 ■* -wiuwrv AaYlUY. ^ posedly w f^ed'four hundred______WE C A U FOR AND DEUVai PRESCRIPnONS Who Dp Yiiji Trasir S3 Starring Dale Robertson. "The **'** R®a*h®» aad 8|5arts 8, 18 "So Dark Dm HIdM". Revea years before when a -branch of the Artistry In Flowers t :88 Baaeer Andy 8 Dealer". Hnrdto enlists the aid of Big News / SI 'Trnlh Or CoasraaeBeos 88 38 a rambler In hla efforts to locals News and Weaibsr / . 88 Amerlrea naaaslaad S S3 U;U Fealara Film 8 l^thy Godfrey Ig " ™l*® *>I sUigecoach robbers. "The Great Ijnperaoaatloh" Ed­ An Expense Tonre and Omlsee Ml 9-9814 Bold Jasrsey f, gf mund Lowe (bid Valerie Robson. < .. '^•'L®* Stooges ^ 48 "Highway of the Sun" an g.OOp- Jack Faar g# 6 LARGE FLOORS OF FURNITURE 695 Main St. 4 :1S Seerel Storm *■" 40 mlle expedition to chart the high­ GLOBE Tlcke^ ResermRoM, lafonnntlon t;S8 Edge of NIclit 3 Guests: Eva Oatnr. Cliff Arquette BEAUYirUIi DISPLAYS way and vlelt the cllles built l>y a^nd singer Leslie tigganur. Alritoea, StoMBsUp, R«llr*ad Phone MI 9-5268 epaaty Fair tX. 88 South America's Inca Indiana over CInb Hoase IS fg TR A V a SERVICE Hotels, Rssovta. . „ Americaa Baadslaad 48 BOO years ago. Richmond Law­ The LADD and HALL CO^ Inc. IMNE PHARMACY S:88 Featare Film s rence narrates the films of Victor News ___ M UNION ST. — ROCKVILLE y?" two-year aciebtUte ’JiH Weatheg :Tho Anelo Affair." John Hodiak Dip. Jack Douglaa, hosL 1:88 Eeadnaes •88 MAIN Sr.-aaiL . MI 8-67*7—A « ^ 8 PJL, io >:7fM Y E L TE S-MM MI S-**N 4 COTTER ST. MBiiibw Mawclio«fGr Chorgo Pha ■ \ PA!dB M ^C H E S m EVBNINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CON)*.. SATtJRDAY, JULY H. \ THURSDAY Thlet^iari PROGRAM TW«AMa«liih9l Pkysya S. « TesasalH a I ■ ' |lSa*w!atw^lKn^ ou*SjSo P L A N I aiw At The BMk Brodsriek„ Craw- 1 «M T e S u %.* 85Us-. moot actradi BaAarn Staawirtt b t .ami lord and Joha Hotrard. In "The McCoya VloH ttollywud. S E C U R I t r Adveatare T.M U a ^ AI SB S ;tt Dick PoweN Prcacata B a u O tar F, i U r R 0 NI c s ftM WtM Bisaey Adaeatare . _ IG ^ le p * T.M SSSm Tlaie ■ S. M. Stephan McN^y. f<^ Breakfast Tlaie .Itarir Bhsa' M aiidi Audrey Tetter Mar hi Tie- LfiBORATORlb.5 ■ :•{ Bmp B lek atS s "Oaiearay", Don AbmcIm. . turn«im toIM Nowhero’*,Aivwsicsw , A NotorlottJi_____ J:W Oai^B KaasasM TarlUfbt Theater * 4S oatlaw retuna 5»<*« • :M N ews “Man In the Tm ak". Lynae Rah- ‘many year* to Hud th^ Wa ttW U’s raa Te BeSaee erts and Oeorge lAunes. lute married the marehal. 'O 277 B R O A D tiaa Peatare PUai t!M Haekleberry Baud . ' Baelielor Fathor This la Oar Palth Mea si Anuaelta U Stara"jolm Foraythe. Sfoik OoHtfm ^ . H anaand r'eierPetei^a ■ T6acher’_\ »aiitw Oarteea TIb m and Kelly P«r»oade F^«r JJ 3 Weather. B us aad Baerts S to night achool and learn Engnan O uriM it i .:uferaSr.*^■haaaM e Psyeye t compoaitlon. . ^ '• sMTIm ThM* Mmkmi News Beat U Leave It Te •• JH The Jteaejpiaeeaen Olahhaaee M Co-aUra Barbara BIHhigaley a i^ PhsM Tur Aaswer M Hugh Beaumont Bearer'and hU tt:M Oa Phc S:tS News t. n TheSavings [h B e Ml News aad Weather S brother______j«jr Wally TTSBISy sesei*Had that the ^ — — Fhaae Tear Auwer At la pretty green In their own na<^ yaM1 worn whan «•aae Si OeMpaes Pastyeri ft DUaer M Main Office lt;M Lnre Of Ufa DsMtae Kdwards. News 4S T ie T a e B s ^ 9tM iMMa gtPMt Aassss.Tha BaasA New! m witn a ecnooiiracnor wiii.c M:W SeaMh'Par TWaM Mr. aad Mrs. North t inx social acceptance hi a amall East Branch llOaaU Ba Taa The CaMferalear M New KnBlaad community. Oiok Oooioh stara. "The Load M BSagau Street f t. t t Ntaht." n r yrsapeotlra.'fathtr Stars'aro '^nnla~ Oen lib r|^ . '"The ■uSJW B-'ttx mSkes a dedl w inlliiu bhadiU, en.off." A*. man on Dannie^.rraiw Chases - West B m ndi Maale Btaca ^1nT .Ms Wa la eaeasnse ter eiaff pnaee as a profaseioMl ban- •ft T a m l ^ llres otkls eancGled er to xet erldence oa a promoter Mwrls wtfkr as _sbe lies m chUi who uses rlolanoe on ftmlere PraAl*, kaek, "The Phaatom ThlaT C peet^ . Canal ef Maa|a Criste ' ■ latcn hie flr « p t. . . jTMi Morris who refuse to fight a mat m m nW W - P a lrel ' • S f ' . „ iMk pretty mraree Beastaa Aaiiieftaklay . Bsaith Bldera _ f . W liM Oar Mies BsaXi v v i P eatare ’V Stars Kant Teylor. The RMers tr*m tiw rf liN As Ti|e WarM yaras Stale Treeyer cCrae up axalnst a Oonfaderafe •mgit w ttli Teaaw - .**1 liW DeeaaabarDecs . csolenel who refuxee to concede • f MW e s p e r t Starrinc Syrinx Bytaxtoa. When defeat, whan they unoorar a iw lri* '* . - 5 L41y‘s d a b puts oa He a n n u l waxon train of multlona In "The ytay. one of the amateur actors Laat Rebel." _ Par Belter sa Par Wasaa cancels out and Matt Renshaw la -Yea Bet Year Ufe t t Oaaea Per. A Oar- persnaded la take the part BOLAND Day la Osarf Payer ft, tt M A R L O V rS 8 A M > N A nahr paacL show., starrtnx Mike Mnaaaersda Party W OIL COMPANY WaUaoS' s s emcee, a ad Sir. Csdrlc Weataer.' Hperle aad News . • Hardwieke, . Ceftate- Holm . and Death VsIleyDays » 369 CENTER ST. O—TMU—My la Hm i . . Qaft Blarae' ghair ' *A __ Gena RIaran u paneltsU. Karly I.aU Shew Si 14* Dr. BaAsaa’s Seeret Isaraal t Tel. M l 3-6320 • t the eliepplag mm YaaacDr. Malaaa M. M Barrs t. tt "Duka Comes Badt". Allan L us BeaTThe Clack S. I t Annette mmlcello. lC.year.old and Heather Anfel. S«T M a la g|.— AO » -M » l AU Star Playhaasa '• Monaeketeer will atar as Anita Warld’a Beet Msviea • 24-Hour Burner Service t:N The ▼ei«elTs .Tears t. « Cabrillo.' a xiri who arrires In "The Hanray GlrW. Judr Oar- Praai These Beats tt. M Loa Anxeles from Shatai hoyinx to lahd and John Hndlak CsaascHeat BaaSstaaf • efioet a reunion with her famar. News. Weallier aU Sparta I. li BleharS Willis f U whose hadanda. Is aha bellarea BIx Newa t t Whs Da Tea Traat ■■ located nearer, in "The Mlasiax Nawa and Weather M 4rW B a u e r AaSy S Father". Guy Williams atars. Peatare i» - tt TrMh Or Oeaaeaaeaaae M. W Baft lha Baaard M "Swanaa Rlrer’\ Don Amaohe O m C A L Aaierleu BaaSJaaf A it liM Taaay Darrtaxar S. and AI Jolaon. ir^Oomrop IS Starriax dock Mahoney. 11:U FeatarrrBMsrr Fttaicum I• Btaecae *-» seemiacly t Iu a ."fteed” "Tl^"The Widow",Widow". Pytrida Rne aad S T Y L E B A R tiU Secret Bl only to find M m stlt faetaix Maaalmo Seralo. t;W R«|re 01, m «ht duuwe of homicide. Jack P u r Bhaw W TIRE 7t 3 MAIN Sr. O e o U P air Ijiwtaas Taara tt. tt Guaat: Harpist Robert Macwell. Otah ftaissa M Stara James Orepery. “Pramed” Tod Steda Shaw U IS Rudllaky nearly loees hia chance liitt Jatt Paar Shew tt GOODYEAR l:M Peatare ------_ - to Jail a Mx.lima hoodlum whan Nawa f t " i« t Vs U re ," H aureea (PBal- Via mob tmmaa him to atoy hli l t : « Nawa • ' • Ilraa and Henry ISifhla. taatimony. U:W Nawa aad Westbsa t N Y U H i H U E S Ml 3.1191 FRIDAY Televisic^n PROGRAM TEL. Ml 3-S179 C e a a tyPair l t t t The PhH BUran Shew t , t t > uterlealtara riea la i May art Olob I f t n u IS "Bllko's Grand Hotet" —Bllka I I \U fa i : \ > Byaiilah _____ American Bandstand tt decides te xo Inlo the hotel huat- I Saerad Hsari SdS' Peatare Pltaa t / / / / / / / > /ftt/Af I Today "The iTory HUntere" Anthony MBanad . tt. tt S o f e F u r M a ra lu O Steal and Dteah Sheridu Sfarrinx. Lee Marvin. "Dead or ‘ Taara Oiia Peyeya Thaaftat t AHve". A charce of lexallaed O I I. II I. I I Maws TeaurOta li murder la hurled at palllnxer by 1 Vadarstaadtax WsaM Pint ttau tt a eoclal-minded reporter. S t o r a o e Braaklaat Tima "Callinx Philo Vaace ' Adrratare Berlai M Tsmbsteae TenMery I. ft •ONDED FtCK-UF ita Tto Tta tt. Pat Cknway stara. "Guns of Bll- wMheaA^aarh f a r leas var". Burial of a silver proepeo* I Maws SsM Miebey Moaae Clab t. M tor reveals a rich ore dlacuery ' Mm liay aMwr hiwi I Its P u Ta Badaoa Barly Shew it and' Sheriff Holllater feara the I Paataro PBm ‘The Dark Corner” LudHe Ban. miner's aurvirinx partners will in- Fisher ar type ef tael This ft Ow PaNh TwHIxht neater tt v o I V B the town in rlOlence. B am yer B u m "International S e t II e ai e a t". Movie At Nine i t DXY CUANSBK. lee. K

Suburbia Today THE MAGAZINE OF PLEASANT PLACES

E rnest V. H eyn - Editor-InChUf

P aul H o ffm a n M arion L ow ndes . Editors

D elm ar L ip p Managing Editor Tom In This Issue... t- - **l Have Served My Sentenoe’* Good Seasons ! -and **rm Moving Back To The City," says Jerome Weidman, the man who has kept a generation of Americans laughing—and thinking—in such books as The Enemy Camp.iWhat's In It For Me?, and The P' Horse That Could Whistle "Dixie.” Mr. Weidanan Christ Church,-Cranbrook-^nilt by has bad his fill of country life, and is getting out. Mr. and Mrs. George Booth. Good- , Read bis story and see whether you think he’s ri^ t hue Associates, architects. this time. Marinas For The MlllioniS ' The recent tremendous rise in the popularity of boat­ V •. Garlic Salad Dressing Mnc ing as a sport has resulted in a furious scramMe to \ Three hundred landscaped \ provide adequate mooring facifities for the millions of pleasure craft Uking to the^ water this summer. Cast off with us this month ai^ tour the country’s acres in Bloiomfield H ills— waterways, from Flamingo, Florida, to Seattle, Wash­ \ ington, and examine the marina—that modem dock- an Institute of Science side marvel designed and built for those who enjoy living afkMt. and an Academy of Art— \ \pool, Exquisite Salads Christ Church and three Here are salads—light, crisp, green, and varied—to bri^ten the outlook for all mid-July cooks. Crab s^ondary sdiools—all Louis and Garden Court Salad are hearty enough' dishes to provide a refreshing main course; molded this is Cranbrool^ Pineapple-Cheese Salaid, Empress Salad, and Cucum­ ber Mold could be deliciously chilly luncheon trmu. internationally famous, W hat? U v e In A R ound H o u se? locally beleyed. Before you quickly reply, “Not on your life,” have a look at the one we found. Another in our Unusual Suburban Home series, the Round House at Sausalho Detail frorti the Orpheus Fountain, by Carl Milles who helped design CrdtUtrook. was built by a young couple who like to entertain, who have a large art collection, who enjoy magnifi- ^ cent views, and who have found that for th m , “going in circles” is the best way to go. Art Center J o h n P ik e Our cover artist this month is no Cranbrook - stranger to the water, having grown dp in a sea-side suburb outside of Boston. He now lives in Woodstock, New York, with his wife Zellah and “The way to learn'about art,” said a very honest critic, “is to look- their son, Peter. He ii a member of and live with it.” Around Birmingham and Bloomfield Hills the fortunate Full o f reRl7chcege Javor, dre^iressing yon 'mgkrwith Cbeese- the National Academy of Design, neighbors of the Cranbrook Institutions can look alid live with the beau­ G a ilk M ix is subde, never sharp. For it has; the mellow tang o f fine \ has been a town Senior Councilman tiful balance and simplicity of Saarinen’s buildings, the sweep of land- , ■ blue cheese, properly aged. The light to u ^ o f young-bud garlic. Free for seven years, has just completed scaped gardens and the magic of Carl Milles’ watery world.of nymphs ' F resh ly m ade, o f course! N o flat taste from standing dulls the Introductory his 2Sth one-man show, and was and dolphins. Typically, Cranbrook started in 1918 as a Meeting House, sparkling flavor o f tbit dressing. Salads are crisper, bti^iter! Next Offer!^ named Woodstock’s “Citizen of the put up by its founders, George Booth and Ellen Scripps Booth, to serve . tune you’reLsbtqiping. get .G o ^ Seasons j>ew Cheese-Garlic Mix. Year” for 1959. the cbmmuhityV needs, W d t lu ^ h w are still being served now that the ^ Now-^io help yon Uiake tUs' Booth’s cultural and educational foundation has become interaatkmally A ll y o u d o to m a k e d ressin g with a Good Seasons M ix is add delicioaa nSaf dtessidg—a L e o n a r d S. D a v id o w \ famous. Art center and educational foundation, yes-and also summer day your own oil, vinegar and a bit o f water. (The water is an old EreiMh Good SctsQW IqixiilR boolc Publisher camp, summer drama school in the Greek Theatre for the young people secret for tnakihg die blend smoother.) Measurements FREE vdlh the pvrthasc of so em rek^ of ChcetM>atfic SUBURBIA TODAY is distributed nationally vrith news­ of the neighborhood, local music and drama center, beautiful park, open and easy mixing ditecdons are on the back o f the Good to all. The community’s pride-and also the community’s joy. Mix, Liuaiied offer at. your papers in selected suburban conuiiunities. Editorial offices Seasons envelope. Takes you just seconds to prepare. gtoccfs now—better hnay! at 60 East S6th St., New York 22, N. Y. Advertising m offices at 405 Park Ave., New York 22, N. Y. Business i offices at 153 North Michigan Ave., Chicago 1, IIL Patrick Portico of EUel Saarinen’s Academy of Art building, 'with rtuN ruvok •UAiMTiit tr rooM bitcnim J O’Rourke, Advertising Director. Jamegi^. Thompson, Advertising Manager. Morton Frank. Director of Pu^ ^ M illes^ulptures, Europa and fountain, iH the fotfground. lisher Relations. Contents Copyri|ht 1959 by Suburbia Publishing Corporation, 153 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago 1, 111, ...... Suburbia Today, July 1959 The camera catches Mr. Weid- man in a typical subutban We asked for it—and we got it— pose. There will be other problems, he 'admits, when the answer to our question about the family .moves to their ~ city apartment but HE won’t be the one to this famous author^ imminent dump the trash or put 'S' up the screens. And no - r ■ return to the Big City,.. more bilb for sheep manure/ V J ’

; ■dHors'Nol* wasted in traveling back and forth between suburbia Not all the passengers. Some, like this correspond­ doomed to failure, as was Icarus when he pasted on t n w N H V and a decent ^ i game, or a Broadway play (when ent, have begun to ask themselves why they are put­ those waxen wings. attocli oii fuborhow Ihriag ym» !i«v« wrm fmni* M you find anything as good as “My Fair Lady” in West ting up with this. City renbrprii^high, of course. But not nearly so w*9 covldhi^f hsili lov^liliiQf €Md W9 Ii0|m yMf^ll hw^ii Moriches, let me know), is as mxhing by comparison Certainly not for the sociM life of suburbia, which high as the exdtement of rejoining the human race. with the expense, especially if you a n playing host to is conducted in public and consists of being im­ There will be prdilems on East Ei^ty-Second Street. I Can Oat, H te r Yee Wfcelesele, Tfc* Meemy Cmmp your own children. bedded like a raisin in a rice pudding in a sin]^ set 'After all, as Edmond Dantes discreetly put it, I have OPtQ CO VHVIM OTHVw M wBOT m V^ v O Vff HKw vVlIpN^Vf ^W of people who spend their time discussing the out­ been away for a while. ^ v f v w w w m y IV w fw w IV fw vw m iw ri^m iv Miy ii HEN as a city boy I went to a M l game, or to —MfMdany CM we'ee mgagcP noH fr h»rt wlHwg any other of the many exciting" evenb that the rageous cost of artifacts they purchase and events But at least there won’t be any biUs for W they attend in the city they have fled. The city with manure. Bwrti»r, P«l«r O* VriMt ta ragly t* Mm M eer march of dvilizatioa has decreed can take place only AtffpMt ltM9« in a large city, my mother gave me my lunch, sub­ its endless variety of sociid groups or sets, in any way fare, the price of a bleachers srat, and instruc­ number of whidi a man can fuMion without hb Prospect from a country arbor—Jerome Weidnum, contemplating M sretim to the city^ tions to'get home before dark. When as a suburban nei^bors’ staring over his dmolder, provides some­ The Weidman family by the brookjvhere they have father I take my brood to, let us say, a meeting of thing that does not exist in suburbia: privacy. finished—and we quote—“serving their sentence.” the UN Council (which they have been told by their It also provides a lesson in economics: the notion suburban school teacher they MUST NOT MISS), I that it is cheaper to live in your own suburban home feel as though I were lifting the dieck for one of (yours and the mortgage company’s, that is) than ig^ Dumond Jim Brady’s more elaborate entertainmenta. a dty apartment is as fiscally sound as the belief f t e r a dozen years as a commuter I aim^leaving reasonable courage. As soon as I became a father, I telling,them, for ex to $60.00. is because they have tak ^ 'n o t only your money: and contrary. - ~ . . coursefound reasons to demonstrate to my own satis­ 'suburban museums); Radio City Music Hall (like TheK are suburbanites who claim they numage to your eye teet^ but^^dur panu as well. I th o u ^ I ws?embarfcing on a-waj^trf life- that faction that my-foohahness was wisdom a ^ my cow­ any city movie theatre, it is, bigger and better thaii ibduce this figure by leaving the car a t home and go­ - They arc wetopnfe to inine. As die laborer is w ord^ would be toTii^revious existence what the Koh-i- ardice bravery. It wasn’t only for the children that etc.); Madison Square G a r ^ (like'alby^city sports ing iiito town by train. I claim, they ehber never of his hire, tbeieadier is worthy of his fee, and these tK>6r is to the rhinestone. My horizons, I Was told, I was moving to the suburbs. Oh, no. Look what it arena, it b etc.); the Bronx Zoo (like any big city teamed how to add, or they don’t know the meaning larcenoqs'^dr, to whom, for a dozen years I have like those of Crdumbus when- he set his course due would do for me and my wife as welL After a dozen coo, etc.); and a list of other attractions as kmg as of the wdird fear. I do. I learned it as a commuter. b e ^ t r legitimate prey, have earned a stiff one for- west, were about td be enlarged beyond recognition. years of looking, a number of things began to come my doleful countenance, aD of which are available ^reminding me of a b a ^ truth: from the very dawn Life, which I was told in my teens began at .forty, I . into focus. They all added up to reasons for going only in the city, and all of whidi my children (who I HEN I first moved to the suburbs, o u r k>c^, of-time, man’s mardi upward out of the primeval was told in my thirties began in suburbia. back where I came from-... was told a d o ^ years ago wanted nothing from life raOroad was a means of transportation. Tpdiy ooze has inoved inexorably from the forest to the Was I write (with a nervously shaking handlptfiT local What nobody told me is that it never gets very far but fresh air and sunlight) (m I th^ ttnnot live cave, from the veldt to the settlement, from-the railroad has become either a bad joke ofsTwily invi­ b^ond that beginning. Applying the word living to h e most important reason, of course, is that without prdrw to dw town. existence in the suburbs is like applying the word whatever ad v an ta^ suburbia may have for the 1 feel the same way. 1 have nothing against fresh tation to violent death, and 1 gathprfrom the public 1 did not realize, all thoM years ago when I bowed chilly to the Arctic Circle. It’s true enough, but it Tgrowing child, or for the parent of the growing diild,air and sunli^l.-I am an average man who likes to prints that the same is true ^pf'almost every com­ to the dictates of the child guidance counsdon and hardly tells the whole story. become disadvantages whra the child grows up. Our live near the things he likm, and the things hb chil­ muters’ railroad in the (puhtry; the seats are filthy, cocked an attentive ear to the siren s (^ of the My dory, like that of most suburbanites, begiiu children wbre infants when we brought them to the dren like, and getting tO'-the things we -like from the washrooms detestable, the conductors sullen, the suburban realtor, that I was moving against the cur­ with parenthood. Until that hit me, I seem to recall country. They could not fight back. They ate now where we now live b a quicker ipad to bankruptcy fares outrageous.'lhe schedules lies, and the pasien- rent of dvilizatkm, that I was embarking on aii adiv- that I was a creature of average intelligehce and twelve years older. I can no longer get away with than anything thought up by Mr. Micawber. The time gera helpless rVictims of the whole miserable system. ity as unnatural to the normal man, s"d therefore

/ 4 Suburbia Today, July 1959 Suburbia Today, July 1959 BY EUZABETH ?tATLIN

3,000,000 visiting skippers. will tie%p this summer ^ at these wonders . of the waterways—for everything from'g^ andtaporings to laundry service and baby sitters ft* THE MODERN MARINA-^erthing, securing, servicing— boatels, mate service, "Nautical Noodles."

✓ laundry, groceries, and mail; and, for the weary Crete piers, and is a perfect example of how swamp, with Hs 75 miles of surrounding rivers and lakes.; businessman who can’t bear to get away from it.all— lands ate being reclaimed for marina sites. A visit On the Pacific side there is a whole string of plush a dockside secretary! , to Bahia Mar is like a visit to a complete little water­ marinas that nuke the California coastline a boat- If you’re himgry, at certain naarihw you may have ways community. The shopping center is made up lover’s paradise. Redwood City, near San Francisco, a five-course buffet supper impeccably served aboard of 28 stores, plus a U. Sv Weather Recording Statkm is one of the many suburbs taking to the water this the family cruiser by an expert steward, and if you and a branch of the U. S. Post Office. The recreation year with a marina of it’s own. Near Los Angeles don’t like to make |pp bunks, swab decks, and h a n ^ center has a gaine area and swimming pool, and the is the- nugnifioent $25 million Marina Playa Dd ' other boat chores, just notify nute service. If you'rp yacht club offers outdoor movies and miuic for danc­ R ^. Partially in opmtion now, it should be com­ tired of the galley curtairu of want the main cabin ing. A fleet of 27 boats is available for charter; seven pleted in'' 1960. A bit farther south the state is done over, the marina’s interior decoraton and up­ sight-seeing passenger ships visit nearby points of in­ establishing a series of picturesque boating play­ holsterers will do it. A number of marinas will rebuild terest daily; and there are water taxis to haO if you're grounds at Alamitos Bay and Redondo Beach. Wbm

f r - — .• your entire boat and repair your sails. And while in a hurry. Last year, this 450-bpat marina logged in finished, this prtoject pr(|mises to be the largest small- they are about h, you can check into the boatel, take 1,240 yaAts. boat anchorage in the worid. a dip in the pool, and enjoy “Skipper Steak Deluxe,” Some other tHorida pleasure-boating centers are California’s Newport Beach, once a wasteland, b “Sailorette Salad,” and “Nautical Noodles” at the particularly interesting because of their colorful his­ the site of some twenty present-day marinas. Here, for marina restaurant. tory. Flamingo, once the hideaway and escape route example, are the popular Balboa Bay Club and the Eaat Side, West Side for desperados who travelled the alligator-infested Although there are liow marinas itr every part of mangrove swamps to reach their boats n now the Continued on next page the country, the most famous, and rimst luxurious home of a n ^ 200-boat marina and visitor’s center. so far are still around our classic “sun spots.” Another interesting spot is Apalachicola. At one time Are you Interested in exploring marinas this summer? The .first of the big, modem, super-nuuinas is it was a rieepy little fishing town where it was difficuh Or in organizing a marina^on your waterfront? Writs Bahia M arr on the Intercoastal Waterways at Fort to earn k living. Thanks largdy to h's modem marina, for "A CompleteJJst of Marinas in the United States," Lauderdale, Florida. Built in 1949, Bahia Mar is on it is now a booming resort area for those who like and also "How to Organize Your Own Marina"— a man-made island which centers three miles of con- to fish in the Gulf of Mexico and Apalachicola Bay SUBURBIA TODA Y. Dept. M S. 60 East 56th Street, . \ New York 22. N. Y. -

• NEWPORT BEACH—From a wasteland to a boatman’s paradise so luxurious some guests have stayed tied up at'dockside for twelve years. -; : r'"’ • '' *’ Moi‘e and More Marinas

ime was, when a son was bom, his father rushed well as providing adequate supplies! provisions, stor­ guest of yours. At some, you need only pick up the right out and enrolled him at Harvard. These days age, and fueling facilities.” This u the “textbook” phone in that conveniently located booth up the pier / T—and we have this on good authority—the thing to do definition, which only hints at- the great variety of and find baby sitters, hairdressers, barbers, tailors, on the day your son is born is to run right down to goods and services available to the weary skipper who photographers, as well as pick-up boys to handle r ''. - the local yacht basin and place his name on the wait­ puts in at one of them. Today's marina is practically . ing list for a berth .fbflhe boat he will one day haveT a suburb on its own, laid, out and fully equipped to Chances are that Uiere will be adequate facilities, for satisfy the least wish of those who like to Jive afloat. the boating millions by the time your son needs it. A complete marina, 1959 version, furnishe^ not As it is, there are .almost three million Americans only well-planned slips, launching ramps, winter stor­ who want boats of their own thu .summer, but won’t age, marine railways, marine repair,and supply shops; be getting them because there aren’t enough moorings and auto parking space, but boats for charter, first- to be had. The three million or so who already own , aid stations, auto rental service, restaurants, showers, sloops, canoes, houseboats, and cabin embers are brokerage oflSces, clubhouses, swimming poob and ^swamping all available facilitia at the choice dock- other recreational facilities, complete shopping cen­ THE CARE OF CRAFT—still the prime con­ side marvels that line our waterways from coast to ter, waterway travel bureaus, and boatels (marine THE PORT WASHINGTON L. /. RIVIERA-The Stanley Spivacks have berthed there for 5 years, and coast-the multi-million-dollar piarinas. motels). ' spend each vacation.,pn the waterways. Here, Stan has the tank of Kismet // filled: Judy adjusts Karen’s cern of any well-run marina, this hoist bears What Is a Marina. In addition, from the nwment you tie up, her^ are life preserver as Jatds looks on; and ice is brought aboard for the fully equipped galley of thg 3ff Egg Harbor. witness to the excellent sen-ice provided. And what, exactly, u a marina? It is, we are told, some of the other features'of a marina that are becom­ .. • a “boat basin with facilities for berthing, securing, ing almost commonplace. There are marinas that and .servicing of all types of recreational craft, as have classes in sailor’s English for that landlubber FLORIDA’S BAHIA MAR—From a swampland - to a seaside suburb-ondts-owti that r- - . r ' logged in~over f^40-boats last year. Suburbia Today, July’1959 fuburbla Today, luHy 'l^P prised bare shoulder. Ihe roar of an 1110 Mnaical Method How dm pab reversing out of a petunb bed. 'Tm a record^, collector., and I sure I _ ' . would like to know where you got that an aquarium, i drivedn water restaurant, 'The bbre of a (bnce record’played at the wrong speed with a bhmt needb. dance music you’re pbying . . . b.that and a service sUtion canning the deq^sea Scotchr fish you catdi. Yes, indeed This b a party. _ To Crash Now comes your cnidal momoit of The N ee^ Method WluRWTer There*a W ater “Pankm me, but I wonder if you own What promises to be one of flie finest deebion-to crash or not to crash. You decide to crash, but hesitate. After all, a set of the Encyclopaedb Britannica? installations in die east is Yadit Haven, I’m trying to settle an argument cm the situated on three islands just off Stamford, what can you lose? But—how can you A Party invade the gathering when you don’t even drainage area of the Orinoco River . . . SoMMIe nMdiotiM woda fut to .Conn. ’The project, b e ^ in aikl-19p, am I intenupting somethbg?” is unique in that it is the first marina know the host? How, indeedl You only known to oCEer a public issue of diarcs of have to approach your objective with tlw The Man's Best Friend Method “Our spaniel, Fred, cut hb paw in the oommon and preferred stock. Another right attitude, and you are sure to suc­ By Frank Jacobs rock garden and we’re fresh opt of ad­ HEALDOeS^ Eastern boot meoca is Gloucester Gate­ ceed. There are any number of time-tested hesive tape . . . (fii, I see you’re having a way on Rust Island, Gloueeeler, Maasa- party-crashing methods to choose from. party.” dusetts. When conqilete it will have an Here are several which ISive proven amphitheater, an apartment buOding, and exceptionally successful: The Togetherness Method a hotel designed along die fines of die ’The Concomed Method “Heard some singing over here and STOPS 'SCRATCHINQ IN MINUTES Olin up, eyes front.. .and the rest is easy Caribe Hilton. Even Boston now has its *Tve been expecting an important th o u ^ t now’s as good a time as any to BULroDENB i* an amaziiif adcntifie first marina, sin 800-boat acoommodatioo letter and I wonder if the postman left it organize a neighborixxxl * group to sing raadteatioa that 'kflb- finitni' aparas Christmas carob . .«. gee, kx)ks\like picked np in weeds and traw, the cause ar ihe form a’"' Squantum Air Bane on^ - It’s ItTpifiiroa-a-Saturday evening and semi-distant sounds of revelry.^ You listen in your box by mistake . . . oh, I didn’t o( scratchinc in 7 nut of 10 cases. Boston Harbor. you, the man of the house, are bored closely. Can it be? Yes, i^s true. That know you were entertaining.” youVe got a housefoir Discovered by a famoiia veterinarian. Naturally, the opening of the S t Law­ The wife and kids are. away .visiting in­ new couple next door b throwing a party. The Parental Method 'The Reverse Approadi ~ Dr. A. C. Iferrick— sulPoMCNB works rence Seaway is inqifaing our Great Lakes laws. The TV fare b tasteless and you've You’re sure it’s a party (and a pretty “My son. Tommy, tells tne that he T h e wife and I are throwing a little almost instantly to sb^i funins itch shindig socm and we’d like to invite you (often called ‘sumnuNr itch.' ‘mange,’ cities and towns to go full speed ahead read every book and magarine in the big one at that) because you hear a attends the same school as your boy. Be ‘ecsema.’ or ‘hot spets’). Quickly pro­ into the building waterway aocommo- bouse. You’ve just about decided to turn' number of key party noises. *rhe shriek great if we could work out a car pool and your . . . oh, no, I redly couldn’tl motes hMUBg. Even the most frensied in when suddenly your eats pick up the jof a spilled'ice cube bouncing off a sur­ for them . . . oh, you have companyl”.r^ Well, a ll'ri^ t, but just one'drink!” itching relieved insUntly, and open datkma for pleasure boats. Toledo^ Port ~ sores heal over. Seales disappearf,. -. . Authority is hurrying oompletkm hjs year diroivlKmt the nation to On a bright night you might see, in tbc produce Bousing for^pleasure craft, but the latest addition harbor, the yachts of visiting royalty, the the money riot even begin to fill the cruiser of a South American President, nee(b of boat-hSppy Americans. ’’Sorry, the houseboat of a college professor and, no space,” are fataiiliar words to tte to the SIMCA line in the section designed for small craft, 1,825,000 who filed abdications in their the dugout canoe of an American Indian. local areas last year ariid who w m turned In the southernmost part of the state away. Boat deabrs find that tfiqr have no STEP (me of the country’s most impressive city difiiculty selling the boat, if they ban also Chrysler now brings the classic eleganee of Paris to the econ­ heater, and complete instrumentation. Visit your dealer projects-Misskm Bay Aciuatic Park-b Buppljr the mooriilg. omy car field. H i^ fashion never cost less. And these are soon and see the new SIMCAs. The luxurious 4-door Elysee being rushed to completion. A twenty- *rhe' nation’s waterways, from ocean- A whole new to a more true SIMCA cars. Plenty of room, incredible economy, and sedans, and the chic 2-door Grand Large hardtops. All the five-year development, this mammoth side to inbnd rivers and bkes, have, beautiful lawn $27,200,000 b(»t hostel will acoommo- indeed, become another ’iiew frMtier.” SIMCA series! every extra in the book as standard erts modeb (including those datd 10,000 boat owners. 'There will be Plenty of water, millions of peopte who seats, windshield washers, 4-speed transmission! defroster^ illustrated below) will continue to be available, of course. features unusual even to marinas, such long.to be on it—all we n ^ now ate as a showboat, an aquatic sports arena. more and more marinas. ' . 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Here is the round house, Safely repels mosquitoes, sand flies, ‘itJ seen from below. Framed chiggers and gnats without danger to esrea, clothing or plastics. Just rub on and peaky in euqedyptus trees, it insects go. Keep a stick handy for patio, stands tm the lUghest point picnics, camping or the beach. One appli­ cation lasts tor hoars. of this mountain ridge, - flanked by huge walls of concrete blocks which protect it from the frequent h-f high winds and rains driving NEXT MONTH IN Subutbia Today in from {he Pacific. WHY I LIVE IN THE SUBURBS ■ 0 >s ■ > k t^ by Peter De Vries —-V The author of Tunnel Of Love, Comfort Me With : The kitchen (see Floor Apples and the current Bobk-of-the-llonth, The T ents I Plan) is a corridor O f Wiekedriess, replies to Jerome Weidman’s addu- adfoining the dining lous explanation in this issue of why he’s moving back [area. The rink, the to the city. Be sure to read them both. I space for basic small appliances, and the stove forma continuous, V convenient line. Next to the refrigerator at right is a long working D i d t h i s m a n p o s s e s s ? area wMch also serves^ P-- for inform al dining. Here M rs. Benson prepares canppis fo r her guests as a frU nd looks on.

Mrs. Benson rits on the front terrace and looks out over San Francisco Bay. A ngle Island is on jh e f right. On her BENJAMIN FIANKUN (A Koticnidan) left is Belvedere . . . . . ’was this nun great? How (NOT a religions otganizadon) Island and the Tibum does__snrooe—man or-woman—-- -first camc-to-Aaetica in l 694.^To- Peninsula. T he body ~ichieve meatness? Is it not bjr day, hmdquarters oi the Rosicru­ mastery M the powers within our­ cians send over seven million pieces of water between them selves? of mail annually to all pans of the world. 'A is Raccoon S trait. Know diejnytttrious world widiM Note the pool, which y(w! Amine yourself to the wisdom The Bensons enteritun as a sunny afternoon changes to a soft, foggy evening that drifts across the bay. of the ages! Grasp the inner power iw siipirm i carries out the circu­ of your mindj Lmm the secrets of " Write Ter YdUR FREE s.nill and |>eaceful life! Beniamin COPY of “ Tbe Marntr lar motif found through- of Ufe"—TODAY. No Franklin—like many other learned oUisaiioa. No ulamco. h e . Walter Bensons wanted their house to from at will—this was the dream of the Bensons, m t the house, and and great men and women—was a A noo-piMfil oistoitatiaa. The round so that they could get manmom ^ suburban Sausalho, California. They built the elUpticttI dining Rosicrucian. T he Rosicrucians Address: S a te Jg X . exposure to their magnificent views. their turret in the sky—a round bouse in red­ table, seen through^ ROSICRUCIANS To live way, way up on the top of a moun­ wood and glass in which'every slightest turn of "glass doors leading SAN JOSE • (AMORC) • CALIFORNIA tain in a house that seems to m dt in with, its the head brings a new, breathtaking view. Sur-. into the living room. - giiip this^ oufon——------— — —, surroundings; to look freely all about you and rounded by nipuntains, sea, islands, trees, and Scribe J JJ .. t The ROSICRUCIANS (AMORC). San Jote, Ctliforaia ------1 - see the mountain ridges to the side, the bay and sky, the house that embraces all these majesties Picaie lend me the frtf book. Tbf Mm utj • / Lif*, whicb bow I may • ocean below, and the teeming city across that is a tribute to the architect, Mario Corbett, . learn to UK my faodties aad powen ol mind. * ! »,au fhM l lAM -»''o NAME______' ______I you igust be a part of and yet can turn away A.I.A., and to the owner’s eye fw beauty. ADDRESS______■ ■ •______- I Main Floor Plan-Pattern for Life In The Round Terf?:: -ZONE-. -STATE- Suburbia Today, July 1959 rAT Suburbia Today, July 1939. 13 MELANIE DE PROFT Foad^Editor

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MOLDED PINEAPPLE^CHEESE in the cool of the morning... some of them GREEN G O D M SS SALAD IMSESSING S/OAD V To Prepare: 20 min. V o C h ilh 3 to 4 m s . To Prepare: 30 min. To C hill: 2 to 3 hrs. hearty enough for a tempting main dish ... 1 cap amyoanahe ’ •, 1 No. 2Vi can crashed ytnaaw lc. Vi cap thick aoar cream draiacd (ream* ainip) all of them ideal for midsummer appetites. 3 tablespooBS tarragoa vinegar 2 tablespoons (2 ca«.) anflavoretl gelatin 1 tabksiman lemon Jaim Vicapsagar Vi cap flaaly chopped parsley Vi teaspoon salt 3 tablespoons l lii^ chopped onion 1 cap answeetened pineapple Jake PINEAn>LE SALAD DRESSING CRAB LOUIS 3 tabisspooae mashed nadmvy flllets 1 cap oraage Jake To Prepare: 35 min. To Prepare: 15 min. 1 table^oen chopped cUves 2 oc 3 drops yellow food coloring 2 teaspoone chopped capers 1 ib. cream cbeese, softened V icap n gar V4 cap flatly chopped oaloa 1 tablespoon cornstarch V4 cap ItaMly c h o ^ ^ grcca pepper 1 dove gnrik, rrnshsd in a garik prem 2 teaspoons grated leaMn peel ^ orndneed • Vk teaspoon salt >■> 3 tablespoons kanm Jake 2 tabkspooae damped greea oHvee Vi teaspoon salt j cap answectcaed plaeappk Jake 1 cap sMyoaaalee V, 1. Pour Vi <»|> of the reserved pineapple i Vi teaspoon Madk pepper 2 egg yolks, slightly beaten V4 cap chlU eaace sirup into a'small bowl. Spririkk gelatin 2 eg g whites 1 tabkepopa teaKia Jake 1. Blend pD ingredients thoroughly. Cover evenly over sirup. Let stand about S min. 2 tablespoons sagar 1 teaspoon Worcesterddre saace tightly and chill in refrigerator 3 to 4 hrs. to soften. V 1 cap nasweetened plaeappk Jake - 1 teaspoon prepared hone^adkh 2. To serve, add thp dressing to crisp salad 2. Add enough water to remaining sirup to 2 tablespoons batter . V4 teaspoon salt greens and gently turn and toss until greens measure 1 cup liqmd. Heat until very hot enp chilled whipping creani Ehreddcd kttnee are evenly coated. Serve immediately. Remove from heat and immediately sti^ in 1. Mix the sugar, cornstarch, and salt to­ "Crabawat — About 2 ^ cups dressing the softened gelatin until gelatin is com­ gether in the top cX a double boiler. Stir in pletely dissolved. Add sugar and salt; stir 1. Blend together all ingredients except let­ Vi cup pineapple juke. Storing gently and until dissolved. Mix in pineapple jtiice, tuce and crab meat. constantly, bring mixture rapidly to boiling GREEN GODDESS SALAD'IMIESSING orange juice, and food coloring. 2. Prepare enough shredded lettuce and over direct heat; cook for 3 min. crab meat for as many servings as desired. WITH RIPE OLIVES 3. Cool; chill in refrigerator or over ice and 2. Place over simmering water. Vigorously . water until mixture is slightly thicker than Arrange crab meat on a bed of shredded Follow recipe for Grnn Goddess Satad stir about 3 tablespoons of the hot mixture consistency of thick, unbeaten egg white. If lettuce on each chil^d salad plate. Spoon a Dressing. Mu Vi cup chopped r ^ oUves into the egg yolks. Immediately blend into a chilled in 'efrigerator, stir occasionally; if generous amount of dressing ova* each with the dressing before chilling. mUtiuc in double boikr. Cook over sim­ chilled over ice and\watcr, stir frequently. servnng,.Gamish with rk e Mhes, wedges of N ote: For a heartier salad, mix about 3 cups mering water about 5 min. Stir slovriy to hard-cooked egg, toaoite^and kiiioa. 4 . Lightly oi* a 2-qt. ring mold with salad deveined cooked shrimp whkh have been keep mature cooking evenly. Remove dou­ ■. About 2 cups dressing thoroughly chilled with about 2 qts. salad or cooking oil (not olive oil); drain, ble boiler from heat N ote: For an interesting variation, stir V4 greens before blending with salad dressing. 5. Beat cream cheese until fluffy. Add lem­ 3. Beat the'egg whites'until frothy. Add the on peel and juice gradually, bating well. cup sparkling white grape Jake into dressing. Chkken or crab meat may be substituted 2 tablespoons sugar gradually; beating well for the shrimp. Whm gelatin mixture is about the same con­ after each addition. Sieat until rounded sistency as the cheese mixture, stir several peaks are formed. Gently Mend into mix­ taUespoonfuls into cheese mixture. Con­ ture in top of double boiler. 'GARDEN COURT SALAD tinue to add gelatin mixture slowly, beating 4L Heat the 1 cup pineappte juke taLhA ^ EMPRESS SALAD constantly, until well Mended. Blend in the ' For each tetving,^arrange q flat bed of shred-- vnum. Stiiring constantly, gradually add to ded lettake on a chilled salad platd Top in crushed pineapple. Turn into mold and chill Wash and thoroughly chill salad ingredients ^-w hite mixture. Cook over simmering the following order withi 3 crosswise slices until firm, 2 to 3 lus. before preparing salad. Prepare, using as water until thkk and smooth, about lOmin., avocado brushed witii lemon Jake, a large much of each as desired, watarmeiOB chunks; -6. To unmoid, run tip . of knife ipntly stirring ocHiSiantly. Add the butter and stir t l ^ slice of tomato, and Vi cup siwhBp> pear cubes (unpared), and cucumber cubes . around edges of moM. Invert onto a chilled until melted. Remove from heat. Cool; chill. crab meat, or cUcken salad. Garnish with a (pared). Toss tlw fruit and cucumber cubes serving plate and remove mold. (If neces­ 5. Meanwhile, chill a bowL and rotary ring of sieved hard-cooked egg yolk, spked in the salad bo«d with cscarole and sll^tly sary, wet a Clean toWel in hot water aiid beater. ,* peach, ripe ottm , ind parriey (see photo). s ii^ Erendi dreadng (imde vvith lemon wring it almost dry; wrap hot towel around Serve with Thovwuid Isfamd Drekfaig. juice) to coat evenly. Sem immediat^. mold for a few seconds. If mold does not When pineapple mixture is chilled, using loosen, repeat) Arrange clusters of frosted the chilled bowl and beater, beat the cream v Continued on page ]P grapes and mbit leaves around the mold. until cream is of medium consistency (piles Fin Center of ring with caatakmpe or honey- softly). Gently fold into pineapple mixture. dew melon baDs and top with a spray of —— ----- About 4 cups dressing 'mint leaves. Serve with Pineapple Salad N ote: This salad dressing, with or without Green Goddess Salad Dressing, Crab Louis, and Garden Court Salad — .JQinmAig. - 10 to 12 servings the whipped cceain, is equally delicious. , _ aU are^ng-tim e favorites and famous for their fine flavor.

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Summit Talk Way I/Ondon, July 13 (/P)—^The Soviet Union rocketed two dogs into Space July 10 and But Settlement Hopes Dim .Ireneva,Oeneva jui.\.lulv ISla __U ;S .t‘*Suarely V ,t faced. o ,h i* u Herter ik today concen- m. the brought them back to earth, Secretary of State Christian lead-off Western apokesman on the Mo-scow Rivdio said today. A. Herter told the Soviet Berlin crisis. The broadcast said tbs dogs Union today the United Cites Rarlier Refusals were carried aloft in a ballistic States hopes for sufficient He recalled that during the first rocket weighing 2.200 kilogram* IRevolt Fails Time Held round of the conference the West (4.845 pounds). ! rw , T T "1 progress in working out an and the Soviet Union had proposed Quoting an official Tas* dispatch. ; ■ _ East-West agreement in the plans for the'future of Berlin and the radio said a quantity of equip- | Big Four conference here to each aide had rejected the other's ment was also parachuted hack to : Too Short warrant a summit conference. proposal. He specifically cited earth. At the same time. Herter chal­ The first snnouncement gave no , Of Hondnras lenged Ru*»ta'a Andrei A. Gro­ (OontlnoMl Till Page Sesea) detail* of the height attained by j For Accord myko to provide apecifle assurance* the rocket. . I Tegucigalpa, Honduras, .Tuly IS for the protection of Western one of the dog*. Daring, was j i/Pi—President . . Ramon' . Villed* rights in West Berlin during a Ribicoff Attacked making it* fourth ascent into New York, July 13 UP)— Soviet-proposed moratorium in the space, 't'a.ss said. Moralea put down a revolt of.right Stalled ateel negotiations fo t Berlin crisis. On Election Stand Daring, another dog ^named wing forces in this Honduran cSpl- underway again today at The big four conference resumed Snowflake and . a rabbit named ta! Stinday after a 1.5-hour fight in White Houae bidding but with Marfoo.ihka (Little Martha) were meetings at the Palace of Nation* which too were killed. A govern-1 acant prospect of aii agre*- after a three-week recess, with Hartford. July 13 (Ah-- Gov. shot up In a 4.00*-pound rocket on Herter aa chairman for the day. Abraham A. Ribicoff was urged •lulv 2 and w oe recovered, the ment statem ent toda.v said “many" | ment to avert a atrike at mid- today by a Republican leader i Rjn,gi*n« announced a week ago.] Today'* 'aession was formal, but were wounded and 600 rebel* cap- j night tomorrow, , I let the people of ConnecUcut know i Rocket Same T tp* tured. • i i The uhlon promised to maka “an Herter proposed an immediate n^-j he glands on minority repr ,j,he Tas* announcem^Tt today: The rebels, made up of mem-...... ! all-Am*ric.*n try ” a t negotiating a Idomacv v^^ch^dominated the first I municipal boards and ^^e late.st dog-carrying rocket | berg of the National Police led by I atrike-Baving a«ttlem«t. plomacy which dominated the first commission*. . I was the same type s.s thst of .July | col. Armando Vela.sques Cerralo.' I R. C’onrad Cooper, chief tndus- six weeks of the conference. He ex­ Hciuse J ^ and was launched at 4:12 a m. ; ,„,.^ er chief of. the army general 1 try negotiator, threw cold water pressed belief that offered the beat Searle^ July 10. ' I ,tg,f who led an unsuccesaful re-' I on settlement pro*pecU and hope for making progress in Iron- charged in a slalemenl th^ t “information 1* reported to have | ,gve up at 11 p.m., ' showed irritation in poeln^ with ■•Ing out East-West differences. Democratic governor h«*n obtained on the entire range , ^ j bt after attack* ,on them 1 union PreaidenC David J. McDonald Although he expressed convic­ I for photographers. wererre'’‘lVs!iuXrTn7on^iM^^^^^^^ "absolutely inconsistent troops aided by armed tion that a satisfactory long-range said. • atudents and civilian.*. 1 Cooper *ald there waa only one solution to the problem* of Ger­ principle." ' The agen(*>’ deacribed this pro­ ! poesibie wey a *trlke could be One of the bill* signed by the The rebels a«i*ebuU was used among a group of; The Julv 2 ahoot. they said. Evan (Buck) Jones. 2nd from left standing, watches as picket sign la prepared today for use in not eauaing a atrike." M. Butler, the Dernocratic nation- posaible contenders for Butler's; alined valuable information !''***"*' appraisal. Butlei refusad to yen-; the composition of light gases some field artillery but ve _ ' the event of a nationwide steel strike. Jones is president of local 1272 of the United Steelworkers, Die Appeal* 61 chairman, said today he regret­ NegotiaUona eoUapeeij laat ture which would b* the moat gi,ch aa hydrogen and helium i n ; an *?*rk an.vway, an repreaenUng workers at Southside plant in Pittsburgh of Jones A Laughhn Steel Corp. Other* In fully feels that being a Catholic effective. the outer atmosphere, ultraviolet' quez Cenato was againpermitted the local union h*ll sre unidentified. lAP Photofaxi. night. Preeident Elsenhower thi* would hamper the chance* of a morning appealed to both *tdee to presidential candidate. I really would be in trouble If ]ay*. micrometeo!’ ehowers and di*i to leave the country. The Stale Department received rceume taJka in a hut-diteb peace Sen. Thruston *'B. ' Morton (R- I 1 answered that," he said. rection and .speed of air currents effort. Ky). GOP Chairman, agreed that ! Neither would Butler aay wheth- a t various la'vel*. no Information on the number of ' er Democrats would rather win The United Statea sent two troops involved in the fighting, nor The White House eaid there wra* might be so but added he is "hope­ Plane Tc//s P r O h t •tin time to reach a peaceful aolu- ful It wouldn't be." ;ainst Vice President Richard M. of the casualties. on or New York Gov. Nelson (Contlnned en Page Nine) But travelers arriving in NicarS' tion. Union CMef McDonald agragd Both Butler and Morion, KUIs 5^ Sets wHh tMa. ■ — •wering queatloua..on a. .Rockefeller, ,He„did. express 'mtk JroptJiUmdpr aa last jUghLaftl^ I e ' ‘belier that ^ixon “"hWf more nrfbre than IM persona were killed But eooper told BewaaMR^M be show (NBC.-r-today), shied away went into aeaMoii w ith McDonaM from predicting their parties’ I960 experience at the national level in Tegucigalpa. They aald police, and la more astute." . cadets------of the ------military r academy orest Ablaze that the time now la too abort to pre.sidential nominee*. House Group deal writh the m any -toireaotyed If he ventured a choice, Butler Butler prophesied that the and troops at the San Francisco commented, the "sound and fury" principal issues in 1960 would be barrack* took part in the revolt. Ignacio. Colo. July 13 (F --A j Washington, July, 13 (A»i — A*.Team*ter* and Hoffa "attempting problem*. that has whirled around him the "lack of aggi'essive leadership by Ending Work Mo*t of the heavy firing was in plane crashing high York lawyer leslifled today, in a sense to corrupt juatlce.” "JPrantie last minute dramatic* pa^t week “would be as nothing." the Eisenhower administration, the area around police headquar­ tain* of southwestern Colorado carapproached bv officials of Cr m aaid h„ refuaed to have are not responsive to the long­ Butler has been in hot tyater the economic situation and admin­ ter* in Tegucigalpa. Government ned five peisona to then deaths. Coast I>ongthoremens 1 an.vthing to co with the scheme term seriousness of the problems istration fiscal policy.” that we’re talking about," Cooper- with some party leaders for sug­ On Labor Bill troops and police beat back the at­ ^*>?iVvVctim^i^lud^ Union about a plan to aeiie con-j becai.ae he thought it improper. gesting Democrats would stack up Morton." in part.v chairman tra ­ tack, launched with a few piece* of •ald. a^ic«o rac^ro^ i^^^^ court-appointed monitor.' "Whoughl what Hoffa wanted "Theae problanu are ef real eon- better for next year’s election* if dition, likewise declined to choose Washington. July 13 (Ah — The they dfdopted more aggressive between Nixon and Rockefeller. (Conttaaeii en Page Nine) It is a fact that the vice pres-.! House Labor_.Committee may com- Th» fim hiirned across about 100 Bartlev C. CrumVtoid the Sen | Crum aaid. (CootkiiMd tm lPag« BavMi) tactics in Congress. acTes timher^befbre 't was re- (“ » Rackets Committee thaJ thei The board of monitor* wa* ap- ...... ______ident has had mol e "'experience on ; piele work thi* week on a labor- Asked whether Catliolicism portedacres CO Between i^** wa* to pave the way for a pointed by th U.8. dlatrict court would be a handicap, Butler re-| the national political scene, Met" | management control hill. the merger of ■ the two unions into a here as pert of a compromise aet- ton RAid. “but th#y both woild b® _ Thin wajr r®port®d todny by com- 70 and *0 fighters were on plied; Strike Leaves line* last night. Fresh crewa re- single, powerful transport union. llement of a *t«t b>’ a group rft "A sa Catholic, and one who has Keystone of the plan, ■ Crum rank-and-file union membera to Miters""'’'"^' • 1. I lieved them thi:thi* morningi. been In-polititsa 33 years, I cer­ R*'ters. , wrangling behind closed doors over ^ P 6 jS ' Officials said they believe the said, involved inducing Godfrey P. bar Hoffa from laking_offlce,_ B u lle ts tainly do believe that would be Morion said Repubticans "can detail* of the bill already passed ( 1 s XY-1-O I ^fire ,i* qontained ___ unless new winds Schmidt to resign from the The monitors were given the iw- true. aadl.v enough." take over the House'-’ in 1960. But by the Senate. spring up. of monitor* and be replaced by , aponsibility of seeing that iiMon fro^ the AP Wires B((tler said, however, he al*o be­ aa for th* other side of the Capi-| The faction-split committee this ^ Authorities said Kenneth B. Crum in th at post. ■ offleera cleaned out corruption. lieves the public attitude, has tol, with only a third of the seats | week tackle* the major controver- After Parade Ross, president of The Ross Mami- Cnim said th* approach to him', When th* monitor board wa* changed since the late Alfred E. at stake anil man.V of these in the , stai provisions of the Senate meas- , -— ■ facturi'ng Co of Chicago, apparent- camt from the Lohgahoremen's created, Schmkt represented the ' .MAN SHOTOtlNNED. Smith, a Catholic, was the Demo- South, he,, conceded it would be t h e ‘ Bill of Rights ” for Ijbor, Norwich. July 13 )A>> —Norwich, ly tried to fly his 2-engine plane president.’ H arry Bridg/sa. and rank-and-flie .^roup; L.N.D. Welis, Bridgeport, 4aly II (O' —• A cr(it)c candidate in 1928 and lost "mathematically almost impossi- ^ ,nd amendments fo the Taft-Hart- the Rose of New England, is wilt-;over a mountain ridge w'hen it Bridges' lop aide, Louis Goldblatt. a Dallas attorney, repreiMnted the Bridgeport man wa* Ike target to Herbert Hoover. ble" for the GOP to gain control ley i,abor Relation* law. ing. stalled, crashing in a heap. The rather than directly from any union officer*, and Martin F. of several sDotgiai Maata fired by One of the Democrat's'potential of the Senate. ] Although the big fight still is to Striking municipal employee wreckage was discovered by crew* Teamster official. O'Donoghue, a Washington atlor- an imkrfowa aaaallam e* Wapie 1960 nominees — Sen. .Tohn B. . In the 1960 esmpaign,campaign, Mortort ^i come. Chairman GriihamGraham A. Bar-iBar bave left'thi*...... city without street ‘ rushed to the fire Crum said the offer came to him n'ey, was'named neutral member fit. early today.. Pollco aaid they Kennedy of Masaiichuaetta ;—‘ is a ] said, "the leading and most com-' den (D-NC> hss w'on'an agreement ’ «nrt' garhage men for tl- iii a aeriea of meetings over the and chairman. y- were •earching for two ibmi who CalRollr^ f pelting iaaiie'will be whether we ' from a majority of the" committee most two weeks. And Norwich. (Continned on Page Nine) past year. | Talked wMi Bridge* were believed to be Wa. attack- Name Not Unked i w:ant to continue an expanding to try to wind up bill-drafting aes- (,nc« known for it* abundance of Schmidt ha* resigned, and today Crum said the fli'»t approach to era. On the erttioaj lint at Bridge­ Kennedy* name was not men- economy, an economy in-w'hich the aions by Friday night. This may : roses, is now' trying to dig from Lawrence T. Smith, a New York him came from Bridges, at a con­ port Honpital wa* Pred Piarquett tinned on the program in connec-] —^ ^ j mean night aeasion*. Barden con- under a week of featlvitiea in hon- attorney, waa sworn in to replace ference' n the Fairmont Hotc’ hi wlOi womds In kl6 hpek and tion w’iUi a candidate's religion. (fonllniied on Page Seven) ceded. or of its 300th birthday. him. Smith told reporter* he Ban Franclico in Jiriy or..Auguet legs. A hoapHal *poke«inaa aaid ____ ^ Completion of a committee bill A 2ts-mil* parade, which liiclud- Parquott waa Mmering from would work for the ouster of Hof- o. lairt V*ac. shock and lo** of Mocid. I this week, could clear the w'ay for ed lome 200 horse*, attracted News Tidbits fas a* Teamster* president. The lawyer wtid Bridge* claimed House'action possibly by Aug. L, about 75.000 specUtor* Saturda.v. Culled from AP ll'lres Comiptlng 4ustire to have a "direct Interest" m the PYHTRTH BONITS RE4ECTED { thereby . rempylng one barrier to The streets, are laden with ciuid.v ’ A* Crijm related hls story'. Sen! Teamster*. Crum said Bridges Hartford. July I* (PI—llbe State Kozlov Can Tell Boss' adjournment by I.abor Day. wrappers, confetti, paper cups and .Tohn T4 Kennedy (D-Massi. a propoised an arraj>g6rr>eot Under trewmry wa* esirtcfced by, $660 A number of factors are seen a* gtrawa. llvree persons die In acridento committee membeir, . romniented today a* a foortb legtolator re- i improving chances for a committee And in th# center of two, at over the weekend in'Connacticut, I that It was an example of the (Ceatlniied en Page Seven) fiued to accept hi* expui*e ^ n * ; wnndup thi* week. i Franklin Square, where th# horses one by drowning iji New Oanaan, ______'______check and refunded It to'. . ttie About U.S: Strength ! Preanm Exerted I marched, there la enough fertilizer and two other* by highway accl Stale. Rep. Jame* H. Allyn, I One is the conviction of house ' to start the rosea growing again. dent* in Newtown ami Orange . Stontaigton RenabUcan, retained I'leader* that Congress must enact . Residents take their rubbish Republican Rep. Paul Andrew hJ* check to State CasaptroOer By W n iJA M I.. RYAN Because he wa* an old Bolshevik some labor legislation this session. ; barrels to the city dump in their , Oheahlrc teJ s AFLr4710 Labor____ Raymond .,8. Thatcher and aeked (AP Foreigi News Analyst) and one-time confidante at Stalin. They are putting pre.ssure on the ; own autos. Some residential 1 oi„,ncil the 1959 ComieoUcut Oen- Confusion Charged tha't it be ptit back hi the Det^* . Frol Romanovich Kozlov can because he has the look of a reck-' committee accordingly, areas have been cleaned up h.v in' eral Assembly did not eral Fund.' \ turn the result* of tils' two-week less Armenian bandit, because he 1* ' Another is the evident belief 'dividuals—.but the industrial area nmich labor legislation as 1953 a*- toiIf 6f the United State* 10 -Mtat^f-c^rfui-TeiwmalityT-Mi-) rawran tnrn s e n a t e u .v rt bor group that regardless of what Sevent.v-eight employes have aenably .-■■■■ ------——------— - ful purpose. He i*_no' In a ppai- koyan’s visit aroused much more Memorial is unveiled in I^n - Havana, July 11 tJ^nde! Oa»- attention than that of Kozlov. kind of a bill they draft,: a fl(»or; brought city sanitation to a halt- tro hlaated a UB. Senate (mb- tlon to advise h’* boea, Nikita fight for whbleaal# reviiion of the Member* of Local 14164 of the don to Christaber Pankhiirst, lead­ Khrushchev, agaln»t any fatal When there were protests, these er of siiffragetted movement which committee again today for re­ were vjolen^. Curiosity brought out committee version is Inevitable. United Mine Workers union, they ceiving “a* a hero" hi* former miscjilculation regarding the won vote* for women'.. . A trans­ ^w ere 50,000 of , them, knocking .over strength and Intentlona of this crowds. Already there are Indication# are asking for a 15 per cent atlantic cable for the first direct By MARK SHEEHAN air force chief who quit, el*dm»„ Kozlov is a man without, color, New York, July 13 (A^—"Ignor­ barriers, spilling onto the field, Ing tho Commniilsta forced- him country. (Continned on Page Four) telephone link between’ U.S. and ance and cnnriision" ruled st Idle- jamming roadD.ao fire equipment It 'wa* the Soviet first deputy and the United States public ignor­ ((tonttnhed en Page Nine) European continent is Isid on not. In a apeeoh 24 hour* ear­ ed him. Even protests against him wild Airport whil.e a crippled Jet couldn't get through. lier the Cnbinn prime mlnlatei' pienier’a first venture In hia to- ocean floor. .'.China Communists airliner with .113 persons aboard Meanwhile, th* pilot circled, a ' tally indoctrli ated ad'jlt life out- were listless. mahe plain country does not reach had accused the United State* Both Kozlov and Miko.van were i circled the field, the city fire com­ mile up in the night sky, waiting side the (3onmuini*t orbit. It 5SS-.t>le, to chev will remember this if Kozlov ing about $400,000 worth of medi­ finding any other- solution. I . ahead of schedule and Is strongest ] He didn’t know it at the time, liam Oorbat Ideattfted th* compare it rith the findihg* of brings glowing reports of the pos­ cines to Dr. Albert Schweitzer In think that your plane*, if they go .In world,, says Army Secretary] X,iatin J. Tobin, executive direc- but a greater danger awaited him .youth a* William Hord, who died First Deputy Pren ier A. I. Mik- sibilities of doing businsss with a French Equatorial Africa. where Dr. Schweitzer is, coiilti de­ ; Wilbur Brncker.. .Threatened "at- the Port Authority, reapond- oh the ground. At least 4,000 per­ of a fractured neck. Source* aaM oyain, who .^made the same trip certain section of American capit’- And the general- Ll. Gen. Rich­ liver the medicine for me. I tempt to blow up a. plane,re- hotly, lo CSvanagh’s criticism sons lined the runw'ay. the ear ran.off Park Ave. Ju*t' early thia yiaar. B e t w ^ the two allam. ard C., IJndsay, commander of "Maybe other persona-also will!ceived shortly before Vice Pres- He said the' fire commissioner had Officials said that the 200 air- before the overpwM. atroch a reports rainwhchev may believe ' Kozlov could not hide that he NATO'*, Air Force in Southern feel, w‘ha{ I feel and will offer ident Nixon’s daughter arrives in made .an attempt "to besmirch a i port and city police on hand were tree and plunged down an emr hr can get an idea of what sort of was irapreased by what he saw,In Europe will i>erson*lly. see the medicine too." | Baltimore, apparently U a hoax... mhimificeiitmhgnificeiit feat.feat ” I'helpleBS.'helpleas "It would have taken bahKment onto the eaat lane ot rpai.stance the U.D., government the United State*. He' saw vast Negro boy off. Bobby closed the letUr with an 1 Matador Luis Prociina is gored by Tobin said J0,000 policemen to keep the field the .Merritt Parkway. and public migh; put up to further networks of gfiod roads. He saw Bobby's father. Staff Sgt. Henry apology for not going th ro u g h ' «*#rg1ng bull at Tijuana, Mexico, 'Our men. in the face of grave ; clear. ” an airjfcrt authority aaicl Communist expansion. humming Indu.slry. He saw mass HIU of Wa.vcross, G*.. is stationed channel*- through his father, that'. Confident that brush fire I* com danger, do an almost impossible | later. At one point' hose* were BOHIJO^ .St PPORT GROWS. - Two W4II Differ housing snd abundance' of goods her* at Lindsa.v> headquarters. ie. pletely controlled, Holl>'wood, job to prevent the loss, of life and turned on the crowd, and they were Washington. July. IS (J*)—A ' ’ The ‘■ivo men proi-gbly wifi dif-. on a scale which can only be a Last month Bobby got to think­ "I did not tell my father I would ^^aJif., Fire Department pulls ec|uip- propertv and the record shows the ; sprayed with foam, move —1«> name .AnthuMador ■' fer tn interpretation of the things dream for the Soviet Union for ing about the men w'aglng the bat­ write' to you,” Bobb.v wrote the ment and men- from blackened results ’ through the year* have' Traffic backed up bumper to (TiarUa Bohleu a* chteP S tate Ite« they have seen. Mikoyan is an old many .veara to com*. tle for peace. He' remembered hia general. "But I'^am sure he would I-aUrel Canyon area.. .Staff at been extraordinary." i bumper. All roads leading to the I . purtment ftdviaer on Sevtet af­ Bolshevik revolutionary' with a Indicate Red R««ction father often sp^ke of th* “ peace­ not- have objected. TorontO'Dominion Bank in Ottawa The- rescue efforts were sever ely ] airport werre tied up. The jams V fairsfair* got atroagstroag IMparttehn anp- i highly cynical p 'tlook toward He spoke l,ittl# about’ theae ful purpose*" of NATO.- He re­ " IJadaay Impraaaed try to straighten out institiitfon’s hampered by ihriil seekers, who i slrelched for miles. port in the Senate today things as they seam U he. Kozlov things. But the other- Ruasiana ih membered reading aboiil( Schweit­ "Thanks, general, . if. you can cash position after hearing teller thronged to the airport. "Peopl* iecidec to make a Ro­ Tlioina* H. Kuche) («UaHf) is a born bureauct'at, representa­ hi* party .gave an Indfcatioh of zer, the Nobel prize-winning phil­ help me." . ' * tells San Diego, Calif., police he Spectators Jam Field > man holiday out of it,'" aaid James Joined ‘Sen. BUke ManaSeld (D- tive of the new ■ generation of what the Soviet, reaction waa. osopher who ha* worked in Africa ; Lindsa.v w6* impre.ssed by the took n)ora than f 79,000 from Mil.. They went to the field by car B. Leggett. chi*f of (rity detectives. Mont) la deaoaaolng a proteal Soviet functionaries iyhq know Some bf these insisted that the a* a medical missionary for al- letter. Slowly receding flood waters leave luid on foot. Some tramped across (Tlty firemen, wHh 40 piece* of by Sen*. E«erel$II gi.M* Dlriteen in iu n an in(R- - nothing of revolution lira* hand. Ruaslan* were ham^gad in building mo«t half a century. , An Italian officer on hi* aUff enenes ef deeolatten in one of th t meadf>w*. Some w ent acrog* spparatua, finally reached the ni) aaiU Style* ■Mae* (R-NB) He was only. 8 years old when the Bobby put the** thougbUjn a world's moat feroed beauty spota - Jam ifca Ba.v h^' boat. . against the etovg Bolahevlka M ln^ power. ’ (OMttiMff M Pngn NtaM) Uttar to lindaay. ^ (OMrtRWMi * • Pag* E h iw ) - the Vale M Kashmir. A irport authoritie* aaid ther* (Ceatlnued «i Pace Vwe) to aay topflight '