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- Big Don on W ay Bacjk^ E^d Sufecessful Season \ i ESS CTORY Checks Slugging Giants l^ith Fine^- 4-1 M a r k y . New York, June 6 (JP)—Bi* Newcombe, once the best By PAT BOLDU ^ pitcher in baeeball. finally is on his way back. It was Newk Sixth-ranked Milford, behind the effective *ix-hit, pitchiiig Ijook Lw aU w ^M Sam m er ■ who won the first Cy Young Award and the National of Ricky Grich, eliminated Ihfi’d-ranked Mai\<^e5t«r 4-0 in ■ANOHESTER Lttgue’s most valuable player award with 27 .victories in yeaterday’* aemi-final ronteat nil the annual StaufiTIAC Claes 1958 for Brooklyn’i l»*t pennant-^* , A Baaeball Tournament at Milnicipal F’ield in Middletown MANCHESTER winning club. But the last two “ ’ ’ I While the victors picked up their*------yeara, and the atari nf thia aeaaon. ISih victory In 17 start* this AUTO PARTS were nightmarea for the proud Littlfer Leads sprtnR, Coach Tom Kelley’s s\ic- BROAD SI righthander. cessfiil Indians Iwiwed for the Rory Calho ■no He had only an 11-12 record in fourth Mm* at agsinsi 1.3 wins a # , .J.. <■' 1857. Laat year it waa worae, 7-13 Eastern O pen snd on* Me. CBUICB VAKIETI Alwan At Toot Sfrrter fm at tha. and of a aeaaon In which be Th* slow-lhi'owlng (Jrlch. * Held to Draw • MACHINE SHOP SERVICE QUALITY had been traded by the Loa An- sophomore righltisndrr. complete • BilUtPMENT gelea Dodgera to Cincinnati after With 132 Total ly maslei-ed the 3ill( Towner* who SEAFOOD • PARTS (new and rnbullt) loalng hla firat alx declaiona. m sniged to get onlv one runner"r|By D ick T ig e r a ACCESSORIES 88 EAST CENTER 8T. Thia apring, atter he finally ad­ ss far ss second base. With on 4 3 O A K ST. • SUPPlJES TEL. MI 8-8808 Baltimore, J\ins 8 (/P) - - Gene out In the first Inning. f?hui')< 3*1- • DCPONT PAINT, SUPPLIES mitted he had been bothered by Uttler, crewcut picture of a star New .York. .lune 6 iJFi —■ On th* TEL. MI 9-99R7 arm and ahoiilder trouble, it looked mond w*llen Golf an easy out si th* plate when he HIGH GRADE Now Newk’a won four straight, Tournament. ngsin. .luly 16 at Byrscuie, N. Y. COMPLETE putting sw*y a 6-4 record laat tried to score ss Wes F'eshler Calhoun closed strong to * GLASS night by checking San Franclaco'a Surrounding him was ji familiar reached on an error by the third , Ill-round draw with the Britlfh HEATING Duhaldo e For Anto Windshields PRINTING slugging Giants 7-2 on three hits. old chorus line, 44-year-oId Ed baseman. Bill Mala\isl re you plann ng tc redecorated W ^bridge St., have become a serve adequately for a long time “One Call Does It AU“ between Manchester and MSilford- On the left Milford’s Sartor waiting for the delayed throw. Milford eliminated year of eligibility, walked one man he betier next lime. I came here to come but this was not the case, ABC APPLIANCE REDS 5, GIANTS 4—Newcombe, kins, a well paid but winner of your home this eummer? If #o, Paul'a snd see the many things symbol of the sincere service of­ a few days thy,of his 33rd birth­ only one major title in 12 years, Carl Gandza slides .safely uniier third baseman Wes f'esh- the locals, 4-0, 'and fanned five. Only two of Mil­ expecting tough fights. I welcome and it was necessary to enlarge DRY CLEANING ford’s nina were earned. them” JOYCE Knarf's you ,o«n nave yourself a consid­ carried here to make home deco­ fered by the Holmes family. For the chapel. The original chapel day. had a one-hit ehutout Tor five was third at 67-68. rating and painting easy for you. and LAUNDERING REPAIRS innings in a duel with lefthander Milford produced It* first un­ l,egal In England Flowar. Shop, Ine. erable amovint of money by rent­ over 25 years Mark Holmes has has now been doubled in size and Holds Fourth Spot earned marker in the fourth in­ Calhoun. 163>.«, Ilk* wise FOOD MARKET a flower room was added. Since Brencbee At: 21 M apk St.-MI M S7S Johnny Antonelll, a long-time foe. Ransom, a professional per­ The Joke Was Good While It Lasted, But. . . ''84 Orareh St., Ml 8-0781 ing many of the things you need served aa ar funeral director and Willie Kirkland's home run gave ning. Hard-hitting Carl Oandza thought he won. His manager, 540 E 5IIDDLE 'TURNPIKE during that time many people these improvements and the en­ 18 OAR 9T. former since 1932 now only a bit led off with a aingl* to deep short Frank Bachman, said Tiger hit on to do the work at Paul's Paint largement, it is now poasible to 501 HARTFORD RD. REPAIRS O N - th'e Giants a 1-1 tie in the sixth, competitor, held the fourth spot Supply, 846 Main St. Papering Mitchell, Strange have experienced . the thoughtful but the Reds, held to one run -Roy and raced to third on Ken Carl­ the break which th* newcomer a rUNERAl. DESIGNS PHONE 8-U96 consideration that has become a hold three separate service! at the 248 N. MAIN 8T. with 70-66. His second round son’s solid single to rightfleld. Two claimed Is legal in England. 'Ti- . boards, drop clothe, regular or the same time without confusion or GRILLS. ELEOTRIO ntONB, McMillan’s homer—and two hits score waa the beat of 130 competi­ N o w , • WEDDING BOUQUETS Graduate Nichols tradition. His sons, Arthur and TOASTERS, PERCOLATORS, for five frames, then chased An- Yanks Having Laugh pitches later (landza waltzed hotn* ger complained a)H>ut Cslhsnn's Open Monday thru Saturday diapoenble ones Bteamers to make Howard, also feel that serving the interference. NEW SYSTEM tors although it waa only the on a passed ball by Terry Swenson low blows which drew a warning • rUURAL. ARRANGEMENTS 7 AJtt. to 8 P.M. - If the large chapel is not re­ VACUUM CLEANERS, HEAT­ tonelli with five runs in their sixth. fourth competitive 18-round for FOR'HOME and HOSPTTiU. wallpaper easy to rimove, floor Charlea P, Mitchell Jr. and people is a privilege. , quired, It may be divided into two LAUNDRY ERS, FANS, SEWING AlA- Antonelli, now 7-3 after winning who filled in for Captain Dick from Jleferee Conn in ih* ninth. In a little lest than a year Mr. the cattle rancher from Texas. Averv behind the plate. Avery Tiger, 183‘A, ha* been In Ameri­ SUNDAYS, 7 A.M. to 8 P.M. Sanders o take aH the old var­ Michael Strang* received their as­ Holmes' third son, Norman, veill rooms by closing the sliding doors. DRY CLEANERS fotir In a row. was tagged for a Ransom managed his six-under • Oaraasaa ^ sociate bachelor of arta degrees in There are two family rooms on the tie-breaking, leadoff homer by Nail Third Victory in R o w American l.^ague was sidelined for th* all-important ca only 12 days. He hopes e.6 fel­ nish ofT, edgers that got right up Join in the blisiness. At present he Main Plant: 44 Harrison SL par in the face of a bogey fovir on * Ijist Night^ ResiiM* game hecaua* of a knee injury low in th* footsteps nf -feltow Speclallaing In the Hnaat cold commencement exercises at first floor to serve the two chapels AR work quarontoad Johnny Temple and the Reds then Ampla enta and meat# In town. into the comer*, floor oorubbers is serving out the two year ap­ Phone m 8-7758 the 190-.yard eighth hole where he Chicago 5, Bogton 2, suffered in the Indians' winning rnuntrytnsn, Hogan (Kid) Bassey ParUag i and waxers, all may be rented for Nichols College of Business Admin­ prenticeship required by the State formed by this di-vtslon, A third cut loose with six consecutive hits droVe into the water and a three- seventh ss the Yankees musclede-ered in the second inning for Bos istration. Dudley, Mass., yesterday. is available on the eecond floor, after two were out. Frank Rob­ New "^’ork, June fi (/P)—The New York 11. Cleveland 1 effort over Fairfield Prep Wednea- who went on to a world title. Jer­ a nominal s;im at thin store, sav­ of Connecticut, working with his putt bogey five on the 10th when into sixth in the Jam-packed run | ton grounded out for the final out Baltimore 8, Kansas City 1. dav. sey Jones, his American represen­ ing you the expense of b\iying Mitchell is the son of Mr. and father and brothisrs. as well as a family room, thus inson, Dutch Dotterer and Walt .joke was good while it lasted, on the leaders. Mrs. Charles P. Mitchell Sr., 78 most of the players were harassed with the bases losded in the ninth. Detroit 7, Washington 6 Coarh Ray Slovlak'i chib added tative, wants to move him i^alnat them. Stop in and ask about the The small home on Woodbridge providing facillUss for three sep­ Dropo lined consecutive doubles, by a thunderstorm. hut it’s the New York "^^an- two more tsilie* in the fifth. Sec­ rated middleweight*. The Tiger's Your Beet Hackmatack St., and Strshge Is arate serviceii at the same time. and Prank ’Thomas, McMillan and Y'ANKEES II,INDIANS 2-r-The Murray Wall (1-4) lost in relief. W. I>. Pel. G B 'rental price. St. Is still In use for those who CUNLIFFE DON WILLIS Oliver's big shot was hi* se.cond kees, no longer the stumbling, Chicago ...... 28 21 .571 ond baseman Vic Nelson opened real name. Incidentally, I* Theto Buy On Paul MiaeeH, o.vner of Paul's the son of Mr. and Mrs. Everett prefer this over the larger one on An excellent loud speaker system Newk followed with singles. That Yankees who have out-scored thqir • • » Combination Strange, 58 Virginia Rd. Both at the 540-yard ninth. It slop­ cellar-dwelling world cham­ Cleveland .. . .,25 21 .543 IS with a aingle to cenlerfleld, waa (pronounced I-hate-you). Paint Supply, features Masury Main St., although more and more is installed .so that services are made six of the Reds’ 10 hits good victims, 61-16 whjle winning seven ORIOLEA 8, A'* 1 — Gu* Trl- sacrificed to second snd acored on Teddy Brenner, Garden match­ WlndowR and formerly attended Manchester clearly heard no matter where you MOTOR SALES for extra bases. ped only a foot and a half from pions, who are having the Baltimore ... . .27 23 .540 I 'i Painta at his store, feeling that the Main St, home Is chosen. GARAGE the hole and he tapped It for an of their last eight, rolled up the andos 12th home run sewed it up Kansas City . .23 23 ..500 3'<, another one base wallop by little maker, said Tiger and th* Whit# Doore, Window High S^ool. Parking is a real problem in the are seated. EXPERT AUTO BODY and Newcombe, who gave up his laugh now. Laugh? They're roar­ biggest score anyone's managed Awnings, Door these products are bound to give While at Nichols, Mitchell was eagle three. After that he knock­ ing so to speak, and the rest of for the Orioles, just !003 percent­ Detroit ...... 23 2.5 ,479 4'J Fxl Sylvia, the winner's lop bats­ plains, N. Y., scrapper might fit customer satl«fa''tion. Mssury renter of Manchester and ' order When death occurs out of state FENDER REPAIRS 18 Main 8t.. Tfll MI-9-4581 first hit when Daryl Spencer sin­ this season against the Indians, man with three bingles in five ap­ Into a July 18 dale at .Syracuse. Canopiei, active in soccer and also achieved to better accommodate those us­ gled in the fifth, wild pitched the ed in four birdies with a putter he the American League is discover­ age points behind Cleveland, In the Nevv York .. . ,22 24 .478 4 'i S ap art Paints spread evenly and easily, the Holmes, through their -njem- who haven’t lost this many in a ...23 27 .460 5V, pearances. .lohn Beirne followed jI However, it isn't definite yet. I Jalousie Window the college honor roll. ing the Main St. Home, the side bership in the National Funeral ENAMEL and LACQUER other Giant run home in the ninth "stole" from Sam Snead. ing it was a mistake not to throw third inning against Ned CaVver Washington . . e A L .L find Doors meUrlng them easy for a novice REFIN18H1NGS SpoeiolMnq In I.lttler waa on the beam as din in on the champions when row since 1957. The Yankees swung Boston ...... 20 27 .426 7 v'/lth another single but waa |1 The lead shifted from Calhoun to use and you get wonderful yard and back yard was paved. Directors' Assn., can take care of , after hla allowing his second walk for 17 hits, six for extra bases, 14-4). Gene Woodling's three-run thrown out al second as Sylvia to Tiger and back to Calhoun in MI .1-6563 TWINING LEAVES HOSPITAL This means that up to 30 addition­ all the details, thus relieving the REASONABLE PRICES snd a single by Orlando Cepeda. usual and his six putts were made they hsd ’em in a hoie. homer in the ninth gave added Today's flames coverage with then.. Masury out­ Washington, June 6 (A*)—Gen. DRAKE SERVICE to appear routine. He went over Nobody spurted while the Yan­ against loser Gary Bali 14-51 and Probable Pitchers went to third. Oandza was safe I he stretch a* they look turns bat­ E-Z Terms a Free F.sMmales side paints 4re mamifactured to al cars can be parked here, pro­ family of the burden of telephone FREE ESTIMATES three relie\-ers. Gi’l McDougald hit boost to Milt Pappas (6-2), who on an error by Salmond al abort, tering each other In head-to-hsad TEL. Ml 8-2858 Nathan F. "Vinlng, chairman of viding a most convenient access calls or a trijb. Just tell them, DODGERA A BRAY’EA I_ par for the first time in 36 holes kees' sputtered (except for De­ settled for a flve-hlt,ter after hit­ Boston St Chicago, 2:30 p.m. - give maximum near in all kinds Rf>«>—WAPPINU, CONN. at the 14th, By underestimating troit's 'Tigers and they were in the his first home run of the season. Will* (1-0) vs. Moore (1-3). with, Sylvia icorthg. action. There were no knock­ Horn* Specialties Co. of v eather. 'The rolora resist fad­ the Joint Chiefa of Staff in bartk to the Home Itself, what .your wishes are and every­ Front End Aliqnmnnt Johnny Podres (8-2) won his Elston Howard his seventh and ting Joe DeMaestri and giving up downs but both wer* shaken up home again after a lung cancer The appointments of the Ftiner- thing will be daine exactly aa you AT RICHFIELD SION fourth in a row. for the Dodgers the wind and landing in a trap. same fix as New Yorkl. Now, af­ Bill 'Dittle’s third hit, a *huto\it New York at Cleveland. 2 p.m. Escaped Unharmed Boh Brown and Charlie Pringle ing and retain their gloss. operation May t2 at Walter Reed al Home at 400 Main St. were The 62 low profeasional acorera ter w'inning eight of their laat 10 Howard. Bill Skowron. Hector —Turley (4-6) v*. Ferrarese (4-2). Sylvia stroked hla third con­ several timei. Calhoun was a 13 88 PURNELL PLACE Have you painted your outside specify. Those who have had TEL.^ 5U 8-5454 Gnnnrol Rnpoir Work with a seven-hitter at Milwaukee. lx)pez and Norm Siebern each smashing triple. In the ninth. to to favorite. Army Hospital. He left tha hos­ chosen "with great care and they occasion to use this service can­ and 11 amateurs qualified for the games; the champs have shot with­ Baltimore Manager Paul Richards Baltimore at Kansas City, 10 secutive aingle to lead off th* furniture as yet? Paul'a Paint provide a beautiful background Now 5-5 lifetime against the last two rounds today and tomor­ in 4'4 games of the top. drove in two runs as the Yankees p.m. - - Brown (2-1) v*. Dale.v (4- seventh for Milford, Was sacrified Supply recommends using a ma­ pital yesterday. The Pentagon re­ not apeak too highly of the man­ Braves, he walked but one an.d V a t Cleveland for the first time in and five Birds, including Trlsndos, RECREATION LEAGUE ported he was making excellent for all services held here, When row, Among the moat notahli!- They nailed their third In * row were ejected in a third-inning run- 3). to second and taJlied ifn Oandza'* McmehMtBr Mevlnq rine paint for this p" ,->OBe for. it ner in which details are handled. struck out five while winning his four triea Six-hit pitching by Dick Danlsl- SPECIAL recovery. the home was opened, the Holmes fatalities waa Art Wall Jr.,. the li.sl night with a rollicking 11-2 Art Ditmar (3-4) won it with in with the limps. . Washington at Detroit. 2:30 p.m. poke to cenlerfleld. The down- Is manufactured sp^ficaliy to be Through the yesrs the Holmes, third in a row from the champs Masters champion, who took a romp at Cleveland aa the Injuns • * • — K-«rn,merer (4-5) vs. Foytack (3- slaters threatened in the sixth and aon, who also contributed a home and Traekinq Co. used out of doors and its long family have had the interest of MANCHESTER aince laat July. a seven-hitter. He didn’t walk a run, and triples by Dave Doomsm MASURY nine on the last hole for a 73-77— -who laughed the loudest at the Tir.ERA 7, SENA’TOBS 8 — A «)• eighth frames but on each occa­ WORK OF THE vearing, qualities mean your fur­ the people they serve at Heart and 'Th# Dodgers. 27-14 lifetime Yankees’ late plight- -dropped their man and had a five-hit shutout ’Tonfmorrow’s Acheduie and Jim- Kaiser highlighted the 150. until Billy Martin homered in the sion Mtstretla was able to escape Teacher*’ (5-0) 12-3 conquest of niture wdll not have to be painted should you need them, you may be MEMORIAL CO. against Spahn. handed the south­ He said he twisted hi* ankle, sixth straight. single by A1 Kallne won it tor the Boston at Chicago (2), 2:30 p.m. unharmed. CLASSICAL MASTERS again for a considerable time. Why sure of kind and thoughtful assist­ Oppoelto Bnst Cemetery PAINT paw ace his sixth defeat in 13 de­ but will go on the USGA Open 'The Injuns, who ribbed the eighth. Rocky Colavito, who ha.s Tigers in the ninth, scoring Eddie New York at Cleveland (2), 1:30 the Post Office (1-3) last night at not try it on a porch floor or any ance, Theirs is a service of sin­ risions. breaking a 1-1 tie with two homered in each game against Salmond opened Manchester's Charter OaU Park, j Dooman also . . . is qeed point next week at Mamaroneck. N. Y. Yanks about "not showing up" for Yost, who singled and moved to p.m. sixth ,w lth a ringing double to PRICED AT outside area that Is exposed to all cerity where personal considera­ runs In the second on RBI single* a rained-out game in New York New York, hit his 14th, third off Baltimore at Kansas City. 3:30 rapped out a homer for the ^ to r* kinds of weather? tion is a tradition. Quality Mfmorids by Podres and Charlie Neal. ’The Ditmar, in the ninth inning of a second op a -sacrifice. deep leftfield but was an easy out while Rick Marconi tripled for the last month, led the league h.v two Rookl Bob Allison waa 5-for-5 p.m. trying to get three bases. Mts­ If you woiil.'. .like tc change this Dodgers had t l hits, three by dismal .showing for ' Cleveland’s Washington at Detroit, 2:30 Mailmen. The unbeaten Teachers, MANCHESTER Over 80 Years Bxperlenoe games when the skid started. Now largest crowd since 1955 51,935, and drove in four runs with his tretla who paced the Silk Town­ who share the loop lead with the color scheme In .vmiir ho ue ykt Neal, who added two doubles and Technicality Stops they're 1 ij games behind Chicago’s n th and 12th homers, a pair of p'.m. A S o rv k o hesitate, tliinking some of the col­ PAUL'S had two RBIs. tops in the AL this sea.son. er* with a single and .double in Telephone Co,, continued their Polish Alliance leading White, Sox. who defeated • • * tremendous shots into the upper National I>Iqnie three trips, doubled to lead off in BOOKSHOP ors will not blend ^’ell, JuM, drop Paint and Wallpaper Store • • * Red China Athletes Boston 5-2 and are in a virtual tie I.Mt Night’s Result* fabulous hitting, collecting 13 off O f Call Ml 9.5807 CUBA 15. PIRATES .“V—Dale WHITE SOX 5, RED SOX 2 — deck at Briggs Sladium. Four of the eighth but was left stranded Chuck Langford. 1 ANTJREWS BLDG. in-at Paul's and Ihok oyer the 645 Main Street for second with the Baltimore the Tiger runs were unearned l/cM Angelea 5, Milwaukee 1 S in c o rity Adelphi Color Guide with its 300 Festival Sunday Long homered in a three-run first Oriolea, who won 6-1 at Kansas A three-run. pinch double Harrv Cincinnati 7, San Francisco 2 as the next three Indians were Teachers...... 200 613 x-12-13-2 87 E. Center St.—Ml 8-1088 A. AIMETTI. Prop. In Olympic (Fame^ii Simpson broke a 3-2 tje in eighth again.st loser Camilo Paacual (4- retired In -easy fashion, Grich Post Office .. .000 030 0- 3- 8-3 p a r k iNo in r e a r color illustrations and 700 differ­ Tel. MI 9-0300 Inning for the Oiba, once more at Citv. Chicago 10, Pitrtaburgh 8 Wbera PemonaJ ■ TTie I'oilsh Women's Alliance of Hnrrlaon 8L, Manehastor for White Sox. Gerry Staley, waa 5l, who went all the way. Re­ fanning Dick Sylvester and White Danielson and Briggs: Langford ent color combinations. You will .^po, and Ernie Banks hit a two- New York, June 6 Red Detroit took fifth place from liever Dave Sisler (1-1) was the At. Louie at Philadelphia (Poai- OoaaMeratlon^ ! c sure of perfect blending and America. Council No. 8, District #. rim homer, his 13th. aa they put Washington by beating the Sena­ the winner in relief of. Early pon«d, rain) for the flrel and third oute. and Crandall. la 4 Traditlnu China probablv won’t compete in Wynn. Frank Malzone, who horn- winner. your rooris will have that profes­ of the State of Connecticut, will It away against Vern Law (5-3) tors 7-6, skidding the Nats to W. L. Pet. G.B. The two. safeties by Mistrelta, mm Aaa THREE J'S the Winter oi.vmpics at Squaw who hit eafely in hie sixth straight Wathen Knebelkamp. president sional decorator flni.sh. hold its annual Youth Festival on ' in a four-run second. Glen Hob­ Valley, Calif.- but the raason is a _____ Milwaukee ... 30 19 .612 — of Churchill Down* race track, The Nancy Warren Decorating llBssiDr ble (6-5) won it with Dbn Elston's technicality and not aa a result of : San Francisco 28 22 .560 2 >4 game, lifted hi* average to .346. 400 MMn Saaal RESTAURANT Sunday at the White Eagle Hall, y LIQUORS save. Dick Stuart hit a two-nin The tali 'junior has collected nine saw his firat Kentucky Derby in Bar is of great help in selecting action by the United State*. I T f e n - R f l l o d R H \ M Experienced Cltibs Httsburgh . .. 27 23 .540 3>ii 1911.' [cALagAanOt. ON ROUTE 8 and 44A wallpaper for it suggests the right North ,9t.. commencing at ? p.m. Upholstsry homer In tlje first inning for the An official spokesman made this ! 1 O p - I \ d I C 4 I IX ll.'V iv a I Loa Angeles .. 27 25 ,519 4'.A hits in 26 at bats th'i* apring. paper, for every room in your Mrs. Barbara Yencha, president W IN ES- BEER Pirates, dhe first ever to clear the point Friday In attempting to Onioago ...... 25 25 .500 5'.A Gandza, who has caught the home, and also ahows combination of Group No. .518; and Mrs. -Kath­ Speotniising BEER IN BARRELR renterfield fence 457 feet from clear tip some of the confusion and Ousted by Canton ^ In Colleg;e Series Cincinnati .... 24 26 .480 614 aye of leveral major 1 e a g u * Try our new Take Home papera. By using these two aids erine Piela, . president of Group FOR ALL OCCASIONS! the plate In Forbes Field's half- controversy surrotmding -the rec­ Bt. Loins .... 19 29 .396 to'A scoula, chipped )n with twO ain- No. 246. are chairmen of the In Service.'* Coll Ml 9.4484 you are sure to have no decorat­ e DELIVERY SERVICE e century history. ognition of Red China by the In­ A first inning iwn-nin-homer by New York, June 8 (fPi- Si* vet­ Philadelphia .. 18 29 ..383 11 gles for Milford. . 5EW LONDoT; ing problems. event. Members of both groups • Furniturn R«.uphoi> ternational Olvmplc Committee. eran toumemen-t baseball team* Today’s name* CUSTOM MADE ORd it will be reedy for will lie hostesses for the day. Tom Cslsbrese helped fourth- NATIONAL IJEAGUERS Fine defenaive play* were turned WATERrORD Birge Medallion paper, the paper ito r in q The IOC action last week in ranked Canton to an \ipset 10-3 Scoring four runs in the sixth al’-eady have qualified for the and Probable Pltohers in by Milford’s Sylvanla al short- that is coated with a clear plaitlr, The honorary chairmen are WEST SIDE LaFrancis Winner Munich drew protests in non- “College World Series" and the Loa Angeles at Milwaukee, 2:30 CANVAS AWNINGS you . . . ■ Auto Tops triumph over top-rated RHAM and final inning. Moriarty Bros, atop and Nelson at second fca.>i», IS wonderful in a home with young­ Mrs. Stanley Robakiewicz, State PACKAGE STORE O f Communist countries, particularly trimmed the Medics 7-5 last nigfht other two entries will be decided pm. Koiifax (1-1) vs. Rush and Manchester's trio of Paul Sar­ SPEED BOWi Manchester Memorial for Stones president; and Mrs. Willlai.i Le- III I ia r to r a IltVeni^in ^e united state* where there High School in yesterday’s semi­ SEATING FOR OVER sters! You drt not detect this coat­ * Truck Cushloiif Harry Proeantky, Permittee final game of the State CIAC at Buckley Field. Rick Macaione today. (4-0). tor, Miatrella' and Feahler. Other ing yet it protects the paper. Dirt Have you thought of choosing ai^ blz, council president. Mrs, Roba- ____ w*., agitation for barring the San Francisco al Cincinnati, 2:30 100 PEOPIJS kiewtez will also serve Sg toast­ 598 OEN'rEK 8'1. (R4er) 885 CENTER 8T. . Class C Ba.sehall Tournament at went all the way for the victors, Th* Naitconal CoHegiate Ath­ eye-catching plays were made by STOCK CAR KACmGi wipes off in a jiffy, leaving the monument but found it difficult to the .owner of Manchester Memo­ 51A.N CHESTER—MI 8-5166 West Hartford, June 6 (Ah Bob Communist Chinese from ' the giving up eight hits , and blanking letic Assn, will sei. eight dietrlct p.m. S. Jones (5-5) vs. Purtcey Grich and Larry l.«vetl and Sai- rial Co. for monuments. For over master. Youth groups will be di­ TEL Ml 8-8881 Municipal Field in Middletown. paper as clean as when it was visualize just what you wanted? LaFrancis of the Eidgewood Club ' Winter Game*. the losers over the final three in­ winners to the double elimination (5-6). I mond of the. Indians. first put on. If so, we suggest that you visit the 30 years his artistry has been ex­ rected by Mrs. Julia Maznicki, The Winter Olympics are sched­ The victors were never headed Chicago at Pittsburgh, 1:30 T O M O R R O W State councilor. won the Hartford Couranl's after Calabrese’s bell, adding five nings. Tom Minlor paced the Oilers •tournament at Cmaha June 12-17. Bells 'n Htrlkes: Giich’s per­ Papering today is an easy mat- Manchester Memorial Co. on H/ir- pressed In the beautiful work exe­ seventh - annual Tournament of uled Feb. 18-28. with three bingles While Glen 'iTila will be tb* eighth time in p.m. Drabowsky (3-4) or Buz- 8:30 P.M. ^ 6 and U cuted here and he has turned- out The program will consist of Po­ ’The U.S. State Department call­ big runs in . the fourth inning on, hardt (1-2) v*. Daniel* (3-3). formance takes on added signifi­ fer, for it comes pre-pasted, pre- rlson St. where they carry a very Champlo.ns yeaterday on the Igolf Banks ‘collected three safeties for the tourne.v for Colorado Slate cance when one realizes thst in cut and trimmed and you can large stock of ‘ finished monu­ many,, many distinctive designs in lish folk songs and ,dancea, and Remember A ed the IOC action "A clear act of several RHAM miscues. ' Canton College of Greele.v sixth for Okla­ : St. Louis at Philadelphia, 2:05 will be highlighted by the seiec Delightful Place. To Dine VIC’S PIZZA SHOP course at the Rockledge Country conCliifted ita scoring with two the Medics. 17 previous games the Indians 8 RACES — 2 FKATUKES PACKAGE STORE match the patterns with ease. ments at' sll times. Actually there which, his skill and’ craftsmanship Club. •< political discrimination.” Con­ Moriarty'* ...... 003 004-7-10-6 homa Stale, fifth ‘for Arirxma, ip.m. Blaylock (8-3) vs. Roberta tion of a 'i'outh Featival Queen. 158 W. 50ddl ..4 n I a 0 0 many people go .to Arrlgo Aimetti, in this fleld, 'we suggest you con­ designer, collapsed and died Thurs­ Typewriter* and Office Por R an, Papet,. Metals Red China, which quit the IOC (quarter-final). Golf Tournament. Gleason, if. rf 0 1 1 0 0 day night In a restaurant. Death Maulnaa Repaired. Servteed NsMiff’a **.. PonticalH's, 8 -r- Church League - manding position. "Now, that I’ve Gorman, rf .. • 0 1 0 0 0 LEAGUE WTten you buy a Mutual Fund, you automatically enjoy 1 tact them. ins Scrap Iron Oharter Oak. In a huff In 1958 because Natlon- Milford 4, Manchester 0 (semi­ Exploding for 13 run* in the flrat Mies Rawls held a 14-point ad­ Hokanson, .If ..e.l 0 0 0 0 .0 was attributed ( to a heart-attack. Rental* | gotten off to my beat start, 1 tha advantages of a carefully diveralfled inveetment. You .Marble is lovely in any home. It FNB *•. Bantly’s, 1—Keeney. )|.Il*t China waa recognlzad. must final). inning,, undefeated North Meth­ vantage over the field going into Mr. If ...... 3 0* 0 ists wlU gladly give j'oti complete information about these V must enter the vartmi* sports at ford 6. and Lawrence. lb ...... 4 0 0 r X a jn s A . tively Inexpensive to. use In your Traverse City, Mich Kebo. a total of 33. Louis* Suggs,'last Ished second In three otheto. Rartnr. 3h ., C 0 Funds, and suggest the one that best meets your Indlvid- home. . Green Manor *■. Marine*. 8:16 least eight week* before the year’s Round Robin winner, and Miss Rawl'a bankroll for the (a) Twaronhe ...... 1 0 0 • teftnu awl lattiliailB (isiaeeds. You nime the job ... wi hive just the right Du Pont Games. SWenton.' c ...... 3 0 0 0 0 ' Flint hx It... Hi colon to match inylhing! Hive i Slate flooring Is sinfiHy wonder­ —RoberUon. Model of (^onftiBlenry Fay Crocker, veteran from Uru­ year now stsutda at |8,300 — best ...... 3 0 2 0 0 , aM «n' , ful for a family room,, sunporch. Women Aak jDOgeahipa KIERNAN MOTOR SALES, Inc. Natlonallat China, on' the other lilitretta, p Ointact Edward W. Kriuenica.. Manager. ' question on.eolor?... evhet to UM?... how to do Itt Nik# T*. WiMla, 8:10—Robert- hand, can only compete If it ac­ guay, were 'in second place with among the touring women and. * bfthy foyer, playroom or around the fire­ EDWARD A. OONKUN, Prealdent fon, Rye. N. Y., June 8 UP) - At the .|800 better than her total wln- T olata...... 32 0 S 24 13 I 0 # fVM.. CALI US for expert help 'on your next pointing |ob. Parts—Last year, for the first cepts th# IOC directive that it en­ plus 16. lllifnrd .. .0 a 0 1 J 0 1 0 ■ *—4 place. It la so easy to* clean; will PoUoe V*. Flnaat 136, 6:15 — £ jS. age 56, Johnny Dawsor is a model .nings of 1958. time in history, more women than 487 HARTFORD RD.—TEL. 50 iMlOS—Next Jo Nannao** ter under the name of Formosa or o* consistency in iiolfl Th# Palm Standings are determined by sin 3b: Salmond. lllstretta-. ab: Heck­ not fadie and when set In cement, caiarter Oak, Pitching—Don .Newcombe, Reda involved scoring system in which ■ In today's third round, Betsy ler:'aae:. Beirne/flrlch; dp; Mlstratta it forms a sdjld floor that wears men applied for appointment as Taiwan. —Checked Glftnt*' sluggers with a Desert, Cellf., real estate operator, 10 Sartor; lob; Milford 2. Meoebester hearson a Judges in Ft-anoe. The totaJa w en C O M P L n i AUTO REPAIRING In turning out Natlonallat each player mat.chea her score' tangles with Mickey Wright, Bet­ bb: Ortch 3. M U tretS ” !; so: S , H MMILL 8 Co.. almost, forever. Slats comes in (^In*. th* IOC said Formosa did ttareh-hltter, walking only twh and runner-up f the U.S. Amateur ty Jameson and Ruth Jessen. In Srich* 7. Hlatratta 6; b ;; Mistntta: Bast iw Wsw fsA Bert Wdisesi £jL/oA«scy> PAINT CO lovely colors and ones Inatallsd you 186 and 107. The latest ■tatisUcs L«8t IVighl’t Fighti ■triking out a|x while winning hla title 12 yeans ago, became eligible againat that of other playsrs in 723 m a in ST.. MANCHESTER . PHONES MI 9^501 show that 84.6 per cent of French not represent the continental Chi- her foursome. In the five-rounds, th# aft#inioon_round. ^ is s Itowls’ ^*a: tl)f ftagtor 1% Mi, . 91* tM fi AAMcfias^ • AAHchatl S.1B71 nssd not worry ovsr hard uaags, CLEAN USED CARS lODY WORKS fourth In a row, 7-8. for the United Shatse Seniors’ foes are Bonnie Randolph,- Bar­ for alate thrives on the heaviest women—not including thoae en­ New York (Madison Square ne»e. * Golf Aasn. 'Tournament laat year. each playsr ipeet* «ech of the BUY THE PAINT THAT'S WORTH THE WORK Garden)—Dick Tiger. teSH. Nf- Avery Brundagv, American Hitting-rBob Allison, Aena^o'r* other 18. bara Roipack and Joyce Zlske. Wear and retains its lovely colors. gaged in farm activities—have e Fall atoek bt ataadard and Blue Screak IgDltlaa parts., a Adco —R«k>lde outfie|(tor was 6-for-fi, He won with e 148, Yeat^dfiy h* paid employment outside the home. brake Ualnge laatstled la aH popular model*. * Firestone apd geria, and Rory CMlhoun, 18SK (rf .the IQC, rejected In yesterday's . round Miss MUs Randolph, first-day leader For further information about the at the I(0C ftcttoB. myIa* driving' in four, with a pair won again and again hie '7l8Vhol* cost of a slath floor, contact the This figure cofRparea with 83.7 per White Plelne. N. Y., drew, 10. card read 143. Lent year th* nine- Rawls pleksd up 15 points, eight with plus 16, skidded from aii Goodyear ttroo. Rseaps la all popular opMo.. o A eompiete hafo- ManilV"Rob4fto Crui 13ft Phil*^ ft pflHqy Of of tnftMftdaa* henitora and a d ^ g Manchester Memorial Co„ they oeniy-for the United 'Otates, 81.7 Igr laopoeUoB Fro*, o Fall tlao of T o « i^ prodnoto. Uu«* Maglii la » «aft*ntan «xhow hole, bneeiHteww weii, 70>Tt. ITiis from Beverly Haason (90), seven opening 78 to an 88 . yfifttarday. Advqrtbw in Tbe. H erald— It Payo PAINTS for The United Kingdoni^»n(l M.t hMlne*^ niixdiwl out Oil floroL from Mgrjr Ltoft Faulk (78). and loltng 10 painto^ ‘ will gla^y give you faeta and m % , nlpvliuft 8, OhM IfilM hi 74 Iwn to Xlgm yeftr K **•* 78-Tli *1^: )s 4|Plthout obUgatloB. for Belgium. . r »<7;r •

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tCM Offarad IS rHKRR OU6HTA BE BY FAGALT siitf SHORTEN Dogs—DtrdA iPsti ArtielM For Ssig REUPHOUrrERT, allp eovera and ONE MAPUft-Vrwta drapariea cuatom made. Free FOR SALE-ChUmaWiA, aterad chairs, CLASSIFIED Umataa. Open eveniiwai to your greed, 885. Ml 9-S40S. cheat, men's cMl)ei^ at-40. lady's convanicaee P A M^Upbo'atery Mse K. excstia^ conditien Also *uppl( odds snd ends: 82 Crest wood Dr. Shop#, 307 S . Main 8t. MI f - V U . 6-8 weeks eld. Stave Parclak, 888 ADVERTISING Vefhnon Ave., Rocikville. BLACK A DECKER - Els^e MORTENSBN TV. Speclallaed RCA Jaclihir .mar with tod s 4Uid case FOR SAtJC-ti months old. Boxer televlBlon, aarvtce. VO M M l. rant nioW anytlilMr in CLASSIFIED ADVKRTISEMENl DEPT. HOURS pup, mala, pedigreed. Mi "-Oeei. On small tool and ai^ipmant niiia. Opan avanlbga and vraak* 8:15 A.M. to 4::i0 P.M. LAWN MOWERS aharpanea. re> ------^ paired. All work guaranteec Free ands.. A-P Bquipmant, 346 Cantar BOSTON TERRIERS One tMCU, llf. MI t-2062. COPY CLOSING TIME FOR Cl.ASSIFlED ADVT. pick-up and delivery.- We alao AKC registered, good blootf-linea. aharpen axes, aciaaora. chlaela, MUWDAT Hwi PRIPAT I0i»0 A.M—8ATURPAT t AJL MI 8-1748. planer biadea and knivea. Rruno, STEEL Lady'a amail platinum loam aand. stone, gravel nd fili. reconditioned sets available. Call Not a amail loan or finance com ­ handbags repaired, Rpper re­ watch. Call MI 9-7044 alter S. Call ^ 3-S50S. ^Modern TV Serrice. V5 I-818S, 4 pany plan. DoUglaa Motors, 888 placement, umbrellas "epalred, Hills St. . Main Street. LOST—One pair pink , framed men's shirt collars i-everaed and Painting— Papering Help WantMl— Female 35 Help Wanted— Male 36 I TOP son ..—Possibly the cle nest replaced Marlow’s Little Mend­ and most fertile delivered 'n this LEAVING FOR^ FLORIDA—Must chlld'a giaasea vicinity Ver- IF YOU ARE looking for good PAINTER and pitparhanger, deco­ PART-TIME furniture saleeman planck School. Call MI 3-7084. ing Shop. area ‘hla year. Place your rder. aarriflre. Drexei mahogany chi­ clean used * car, regardieaa - of rating. Goeiil clean (lob, reasonable (Thursday evenings and Satur­ na cabinet. Duncan Phyfe rebird k I-eonard L. Gtglio A Sons, Bolton make, year or model. w» have FLAT FINISH Holland window price. S. Yencha, Ml 9-6914 after EXPERIENCED SEWING days). Apply in person. Marlow's, Call Ml 8-7083. aland, mahogany rocker. Swiss them. We have care from 875 to Inc., 867 Main St. ' LOST—Large female gray shades, made to measure All 8. spinning wheel. candleetlcks, 82.600. Over 50 to choose from. metal Venetian blinds « a new CLOTHES I..INE poles Inslslled, ture tiger cat. MI 9-1603. i ^ e s pewter, Gone With the Oakland Motora, Inc., 367 Oak,- low price. Keys made whlla you PROFESSIONAL p a p e r h anger. MACHINE OPERATORS FRIENDLY Ice Oeam ' e open­ all sizee .old pole.v reset resinn ing for part-time work for eve­ Wind lamps, rush tottom chatoi, land St.. Mancheater. Open eve­ wait. Marlow's. Workmanship guaranteed. For able. New hafterv. Jack. MI Mexican throw rug, flrdjplace nings and weekends. Must be neat nings. MI 3-1446. free estimatek call collect Col­ Ap^y'^anchesier Modes, Inc. 9-1353. equipment, cornices aiid cur­ Personals TV. SERVICE - Potterton’s. aU chester LEhigh 7-5705. Ask tor In sppesrsnes with pleasant per- 1954 DODGE convertible. Excel­ ■onslity. Call MI 9-8196 for ap­ tains. bamboo shades, bureau, makes Highest quality guaranteed Dick Gregolre. POWER MOWERS—Toro, Jacob hook rug material, couch. MEd­ VACUUM CLEANERS reoa-red in lent. V-8. powerflite traits -saion. work and psrta, over i f vear’s ex. Pine St. pointment. ' ■ my own home ahop. Port” veara sen, Yazoo, and Snapping Turtle ford 3-7795. Extras. Trade accepted. Ml 3-1707. perience Famous for aervlce since EXTERIOR paintinr In Manchas^ Reel and rotary. Also riding mow 6 factoi7 experience. All makaa. low Manchester, Conn. WANTED — Experienced carpen­ T" 1931. Phona MI 9-4587 tor beat ter and vicinity. Free estimatba. ers. Parts and service. Capitol ONE G. E.-^PuihbuttOTttOT '-‘'(ilectrle' rates, free catlmatea. tree pickup! ig,62 FORD—8 cylinder. Fordo- aervlce. George Farr. MI 9-9229. ter, custom work. Good pay. and delivery. Mr. Miller, JA! Equipment Co.. 38 Main St. Man­ stove. 40". leas thanan oneon year matic, radio and heater, good Telephone MEdford 3-4081. chester. Ml 8-7968. 3-8904. Condition, 82.50. Cali MI 4-1737 INSIDE AND OUTSIDE—Paint­ DO YOU—Use cosmetics? Most old. 8300. One boy's 34'' Mks.-$S8. CLOTHES that are cleaner, whit­ One Lionel train set. MI 9-6894. after 6. er, brighter and look freaher are ing. Free estimates. No lob loo women do. The demand (or Avon TELEVISION ASPHALT MIX In bags 8170. 38e WASH—Do It yourself. Uicky washe^J damp or fluff dried at amali. John Verfaille MI 8-2621. cosmetics is tremendous. You SERVICE MAN Driveway sealer 81.30 gallon. Ladv f-elf-ServIce t.nundry, 11 1952 CADILLAC 75. Radir and Manchester Laundromat, 660 Cen­ can cash In by becoming an Loam $3 per yard. 81 per uag. Hot Mapla St (across from First Na­ EXTERIOR—And interior paint­ P^xperienced required. STEEl- WINDOWS-DlsssSSmMsd healer. Wonderful family car. ter St. Avon representative and earn mix asphalt, 'crushed alone, tional Store Parking Lot). Asking 1750. - Owner. HArriaon ing No job too small Reason­ rood money full or pan time. Apply in per,son. Quonaet. MI 9-0484. able rates. Call MI 3-8729. gravel, ffuaadorf Asphalt Plant. 3-2712. DICK’S WEATHERSTRIP Com­ Call today (or appointment. Lib­ W. H. PREUSS SONS 587 North Main SI. MI 8 2427. 21' "'^STINGHOUSB—TsIsvW ob WANTED—Ride from Hackma------r-— ------:------pany doors and windows, custom era] commission. Call CH 6-1658 with converter. 860. Almost new U ck Street to State Office Build-1 FOR SALE-^957 Renault, Can be work guaranteed. Call W 9-1588 THOMAS HARRISON -- Painting 17 Village Street and decorating. Equipped and PICNIC TABLES 6', 816,95 up, 6’ 40' foot extension ladder. CiUl MI- Ing, X Capitol Ave., Hartford, j seen at Jim's Atlantic Station, after 8 P-m. SHIRT PRESS—Operator, experi­ , Rockville 819.96 up. Sturdy, braced, con­ fully insured for large and small 9-6965. Hours 8:80 to 4:30. Phone MI- West Center St. ence not necessary. Apply In per­ struction. 2" Western fir, Deliv­ 1-7948. , jobs. Workmanship guaranteed son New Model I.^undry. "8 Stim- HIGH SCHOOL BOY -F or part- NEW CAMP TRAILER—860. l«i 1949 FORD—Whitewall tires, ra­ with reasonable prices. Call Ml- lime, 16 years or over, driver's ered and asacmbled. Larger sizes Building— Contracting 14 mit St. available. Ml 9-5444. - feet nf heavy .garden hose, 88. dio and heater, signal and back- ______8-4884. ' Itconae required. Apply in per­ Ml 81748 Automobiles for Sale vip lights. Good condition. TR-1 b IDWBLL HOME Improvement GIRL FRIDAY Wanted. Good son. Vernon Drug, Vernon Circle, SELF PROPELLED 20" Tnro' 5-7.'>90 after 6 p.m. bookkeeper, good typist foi ac- Vernon, Co. Alterations, additions ga­ Private Inatructiona 28 rotary mower, now 899.95. (Reg. I MOVING- Tricycle 84. Yellow ot-‘ BE FOR E' YOU BUY a used car - rages. Rooting and aiding experts. oounlanfs office. -Tune graduate 8189.95 discontinued model). Mar- 1 raaional chair .810. Norge' eleetrle sea Gorman Motor Sales. i4ulrk acceptable. Write Box D. Herald. AIJ, ROUND MACHINIST And Aluminum clapboards a specialty. RUSSIAN—French tutoring ' and low's. 867 Main St. I dryer 876. MI 8-7781. Sales ai.d Service. 285 Main 11953 CUSTOM—v -8 Unexcelled workmanship. Easy claa.>i A Internal grinder. Apply Street. Ml 9-4571. Open evenings Call TR 5-6481. teaching by qualified teacher. YOUNG W O M A N -For brushing MUST SELL-WestinghouM 80' budget terms MI 9-6495 or TR Call evenings MI 3-0424. Carlyle Johnson Machine Co., 52; Goodyear or Firestone, all lirsts, tova. Apply Kaklar Toy Co., 60 Main St. not window fan, like new. $25: B u y WANTED — Clean used cars We FOR SALE^1951 Ford converti­ 6-9109. retreads Hilliard St.’- 'I 600x16 88.95 ex. Irnner. 835. Stanley buffer and buy, trade down or trade any­ ble, 8275. 1951 Ford 4 door. 850. ALL TYPES of carpentry work grinder. 885. Standard Kantalip 1952 Pontiac, 8110, 1953 Ford 2 Bcinds—Stocks Mortnages 31 M ATU RE-W om an to care for 3 670x15 810.95 ex. thing. Douglaa Motors. 338 Cain. done, alterations, dormers, roof­ $12.95 ex, register with euh drawer, 880. door, 83.50. Wescott'a Auto Sales, months old baby 24 hdura day Help Wanted— 710x15 ing, porcheSr etc. Call Ml 9-5981. 814.95 ex. MI 9-6242. 1 Mitchell Drive, off Parker St. IMPROVE ”~^U R ^CREDIT^Ta for one year atarting July 1. Call Male or Female 37 760x15 OLDER CARS, mechanics •!>« Whitewalls add. 83.00 ANY .KIND of catpentry and cabi­ multitude of monthly pa-'ments Ml 3-1141, Ext. 263. WHEEUNGS—Picnic UWe. PoU, ' «iF^.VEnTAW rsT;;^er. may be lumped into one second i COLE'S DISCOUNT CENTER net work done. Honest and relia­ ARE YOU LOOKING 438 CENTER MI 9-0980 pans china and linens etc. 88.M. SfS^Sua M^m. 388 ^ condition. Telephone ble workmanship. Call Roacob mortgaj^ with paymenta of only | WOMEN WANTED—Full or part- FOR A GOOD Girl's clothing 10-19. MI 8-8689. Thompson, Ml . 8-1895 for esU- $22.35 fb(- each 81,000 you need. I time, earn an extra 85 per eve- Dial CH 6:8897 and ask Frank | ning. Call G. Matthews River- PART TIME .JOB??? OLD TELEPHONES-Wooden box mates Burke or Mrs, Carter how. Con- view 9-3570. 834.60 guaranteed for 3 evenings ' wall type, Ideal for bar room, I den or conversation piece. All Boats and Accassnrisa 46 DE CORMIER MOTORS; CARPENTERS, experienced In nectlcut Mortgage Exchange, 15' Wbrk, Car helpfiil. Call PI 2-6653. Hartford. WANTED—For July and August, HArrison 8-3.390. kinds. 812.50:and 814.-70 5illls St. 14 FOOT —Twin cockpit, YaUair building and contracting, altera­ MI 8-5717 afternoons. ^ SAYS: i NATIONAL *'40 ’ 2 bedroom com­ tions, additions, porches, e'e Spe- woman to go to Watch Hill. I Jack speed boat, with .Mercury ■ Rhode Island, to do waitre.ss “THESE ARE CHOICE CARS; pletely furnished, 83.100. Only I ciallzing In cottages, garages, sid' Help Wanted— Female 35 FREEZER UPRIGHT — Manito­ Mark 50 engine, trailer and other READY TO PI.EASF, YOU, ' $403 down. Low payments. Jen tngb. ffuaranteed workmanship. work and light laundry for small Situations Wantetl— Male 39 woc,. 14 cubic feet. 82.50, Excel­ accesaories. CaJI Coventry PI- family. MI 9-7311. BANK TERMS OF COURSE ' sen's, Inc. (always reliable) \n 3-0731. RN OR LPN—For 3-11 shift, or lent condition. MI 9-8689. 2-8347 after 8 p.m. SEE JOE SULLIVAN FOR / TOP , Ro)ling HiUs Route ,44-A, Mans­ MAN — Desires mowing 1. wns, FOR ALTERA'nONS, additions, part-time weekends. Verqon Ha­ R O CK tU LLE-37^ I m St.. St. An­ 14 FOOT DUNPHY—88 horiOBow- FUGHT' DEAL. | field, GArfield 9-4479, ven, Vernon, TR 5-2077. landscaping, seeding, liming, fer-1 PAIR—Iron porcslain set tubs snd cabinet work, garages etc Call thony's Hospital. Connecticut li­ tillsing, tree trimming and plant ‘ stand - Iron• porcelain sink, . . 21x82, — er Evinrude with eontrola, MAS- censed nurse for altemale shifts. 1956 SPORTSMAN—34x8, sleeps Girar.din Woodworking. Free esti­ CLERK TYPIST Ing. 81.60 hour. CH 6-8161. MI 9-0941. fercraft trailer, many extrw, «x* THIS WEEK’S SPECIALS 5. Aluminum awning, ful) bath, mates. Ml 9-8933. Newly redecorated 2 room apart- cellent condiUon. Call MI 9-79M. storms 81.950. Set up at Balch’a, , menl available if desired. TR- BOOKKEEPER — Pai t-time. Ca­ : LAWN Mower Sharpener equlp- Interesting position for skilled ^fc9l2I.______FOR SALE—12 ft. Barbour run­ Trailer Park. East Windsor. NA^,MASON WO^-Chimneys built .putude for (in e pable of profit and loss state- i' ment and parts. Camp trailer 1956 CHEVROLET tional 3-5469, I or repaired. Plastering work new tyP'Si wun apuiuae SHXr E —Twin iiedroom in ex­ and 160 ft, 220 service cable. Call about with steering wheel and or old. Smne‘w7rk‘airkindf:" Call I work Sxperierice on calculator de- menta and yearly income tax re­ forward throttle, h u ca n v u change for sitting with 2 nice ports. Call MI 9-6361, ( : MI 9-4868. 4 DR. SEDAN QUICK SALE—31 ft. Roycraft set Jack Carr, MI 9-7406. | suable. Company offers pleasant rover with bows. 14 HP Evmrude An Immaculate 8 cyl. car. Power- •...... working conditions, excelleni hene- chltdretK while parents work on lot, .enclosed alumin.um patio; LAWNS MOWED — Rubbisl re- 86 FOOT—Wooden ■ extension lad- motor with' cruise a day' gu COMPLETE — Carpentry work, ' fit program, air conditicned office. nights, FYce io work days. Call glide too excellent buv. North Main St., mornings oihly. MI 8-8647. moved. Cars polished Riiason- i der. Excellent condition. 830. tank. Price 8828. Woodbury. 18 only 5395 Down Ea.st Hartford. Call JA 8-8388, Roofing, siding, ciormers, recre- Apply able. MI 3-7618. ' ^ Call MI 9-3530. Server 81. ation rijoms, rofim addition.^ and FIRST NATIONAL STORES, guM MER POSITION—As Grand- lathing. Ed Stasiak, PI 2-7564. i ^ INC. mother's h'elper. Must have driv- •WANTED -- Llgh t pa rt lime work_| 1958 CHEVROLET er's license. Mrs. ,George jW, afternoons. Driving preferred.' Auto Driving SchoBi 7-A ALL TYPES—Of carpentr>' work ; Park and Oakland Aves. Pago IMPALA CONVERTIBLE Oieney, MI 8-4468. MI 8-4878. Continued on Next done. Alterations. Dormers, roof-i East Hartford, Conn. Low m ile% e — fully equipped. MORTliOCK’S Manshester’a lead­ ing. porches, garages, etc. Work | Save OB th(a fine car ing driving school. Three skilled, Cal! < courteous Instructors. Class room guaranteed, free estimates. only $595 Down MI 3-1445 after 5 p.m.-- 4 instructions for 18. 16. 17 year olds. Telephone Mr. Mortlook, 1957 MERCURY Director of Driver Education. RoonnK—Siding 16 4 DR. SEDAN MI '9-7398. One owner—low low mileage. RAY’S ROOFING OO., Shingle and Standard shift ATTENTION teenagers-Ages 15 built-up roofs, gutter and conduc­ 'to 18 We teach. Class room. Start “ SEEING $ BELIEVING!” only $395'Down tor work; root, chimney repairs 1 nerw We teach adults 18 to 80. Ray Hagenow, Ml 9-2214; Ray Free home plck-Up service. Three Jackson. Ml 8-8825. ; CONVERTIBLE instructors, no waiting. C i') Mr. 1954 FORD Miclette Manchester Driving COUGHLIN ROOFING Company. A smart, Immaculate car—stand­ Academy. PI 2-T249; Inc. Aluminum aiding, asphalt- asbestos roofing. Also aluminum, ard shift I ARSON’S Connectlcut’a firat li­ only $245 Down galvanized or copper gutters and censed driving school rained. leaders. Ml 8-7707. CerUfted and approved, la 'iw ot feting classroom and •••htnd 1954 BUICK ROOFING, SIDINO. painting Car j wheel Instruction for teenagers. pentry.. Alterations and additions : 2 Dr. Sedan Ml 9-6075. Ceilings Workmanship euaran-' Radio, heater, standard tr-'-’ smis- teed A, A. Dion. Inc., 299 Autumn sion. Very sharp throughout only $195 Down Garage—Servio -Storage 10 St. Ml 8-4860. * '■r,.., ‘ - y ' C - - ' . "I, .a,, J FOR ANY TYPE of roofing, siding FOR RENT—Large tobaccf shed or remodeling call Manchester 1954 CHEVROLET on Tolland Turnpike Buckland. Rooting-and Siding, Inc. Al’ work 2 DR. SEDAN Call J. Ti Daly, JA 718231. guaranteed. Free estimates. Ml Just once in a while one like this 9-8933 comes along ' Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 only $245 Down Roofing and Chlmnev* 16-A 1957 HXRLEY—Sportster. Can be 1958 FORD 1/4 PICKUP seen at 160 Gardner St.. Man­ ROOFING—Specializing r- pairing chester. ' roofs of all kinds; New roofi. gut CUSTOM GAB— ter work.-chimneys cleaned r >■ Radio, heater. Juft like new^- paired. Aluminum sidinit. 61' Save on this fine truck Business Services Offered 13 years’ experience. Free esti­ only'$^95 Down mates. Call Howley, MI 3-6861, Ml . t EtLECTRICAL work by Walt Zema- 8-0763. 1957 METROPOLITAN nek. Prompt efficient aervtie. Guaranteed workmanship. MI -Heating and Plumbing 17 HARDTOP • 9-8976. Like new5-Fine economy and cute RADIO-TV REPAIRS, (Uiy make- S, WATSON, PLUMBING and heat-; as a bug’s ear , Ing coptractor. New Installations, ^ • only $295 Down cars. amplifiers, phonographs and changers. Over 47 years total ex­ alteration work and reualr work. perience. 90 days guarantee on all MI 9-8808. , ■195$ RENAULT work./Potterton’s. Ml 9-45."»7. Moving'—^Trucking-r- DAUPHINE SEDAN GONDER TV Sales and Service. Like brand nqw. Save on this'fine Servicing TV, auto, honrie, hl-fl. Storage 20 OVER noo SQ. FT. RANCH HOMES AT foreign car Quarter of century of satisfied only $345 Down service. MI 9-1488, hH 8-2781. AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Co. Local moving, packing, storage. Low BLBCTROLUX OWNBRS-Praiapt ratea on Io m distance movea to U- THESE AND MANY OTHER frtemU* servlc# on your Electro­ 48 atatea. MI 8-6187. $ FINE CARS ALWAYS AT lux (R) cleaner. Pick up iwd de­ STARTING AT SSM bOWN rAYMWT livery. Call BlMtrolux authorlied MANCHESTER Moving and Truck­ •ales anu aervle#. Bfl 9-0648 or JA ing Company. Local and 'ong dia- tluice moving, packing and stor­ RIDGE DECORMIER MOTOR ■ 2-0109. Please ask (or Aiigiistlie 13.990 * Kamtenakt. age. Weekly van teri’ice to New SALES INC. York. Ml ^-6668. t Acclaimed as. .^The most house for the HAROLD- k SONS Rubbish Remov­ 84 MAPLE ST. 1’BL. 8-8664 a l-P a p e r anNNIB'8 TV and Radio Service, stove moving specialty. Folding these beautiful McCarthy built homes he- W EEKDAYS 2 P.M. TILL DARK AND available all hours. Satirfaction chairs tor rent. Ml 9-0752. 1947 eWEVROUBT > FleeUlne. guprmtaad. Cal) Ml 94616 SAT. and SUN.-10 A.M. TILL DARK good Urea; motor in gotid condi- fore you huy. .anywhere! on, new parts. Reasonable. .Cem TAMKIR TREE Rem oval,- land Painting— Papering 21 . M l 9-6647. cleAred; firewood cut. insured. Call MI 8-8742, Paul A. Ellison. PAINTING AND paperhangtag. < Good clean workmanship #t r«a- .Phoenix Ridge s la Juat over the Mancheater t o ^ Hne in Vernon . . . 5 minutea from h^cheater Green. Drive out Bonabie ratea. jSO years In Man- 1988 FORD. WAGON, Lxoellent M Ai M RUBBISH Removal Serv­ Vernon Street (next to Codk'a Garage) and take your firat right after eroaaing the town line. chester.> Raymond • Flake. MI condittofi. MI 9-8302. ice. Fall time. Residential, com­ mercial, Industrial. Attics, cellars, 9-9237. : A-1 1956 FORD_ Fairlane, hardtop, yards., lawn mowing h l ^ graaa Bob Agnew, Sales M ahagw I automatic transmission, radio, cut, Inoln^ator barrels, iwl 9-976|. EXTERIOR and interior painting. y,heater, whitewall tlree, 8 tone CeUlngs refioished.' Papsrhanglng. rU)OR ItoNDlNa and r«niiMiUi{. . WaUpapar books. EsUmAte# giv«n. MiKIARTHY ENTERPRISES, INC. f' brown, backup lights plus tmany Fully oov#r*d by Insurance. Call Ml 4-0988 Ml “ extras. Low mileage. On# t^ er. Spaelidlslnf la oM Boon. Ill Call MI,g-8838, . ^ tAntso. Edward R. Prlca. Ml ••lOOa. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONNw SATURDAY. JUNE 6, 1959 PAGE ELEVEN

MANCHESTER EVBMING HERALD. MAKCHE8TEB. CONN^ SATURDAY, JUNK ^ 1959 72 UoosMAor Sak 7A UooMi (or Sak 7S Lota (or Sols 78 Wmntad—itesl BSstMa fa c A t u t I (or Sola 72 Houcs (or Sait 72 Houms (or Sals HdiUM (or Sal* 72 MANCHESTER OPPORTUNITY SEVEN ROOM HOUSE-4 oath PINE AORBS-Wlndaor. 06x340 BUY — SELL — TRADE 65 Wanted let Rent 68 FaiM..and Land (or Sale 71 S(4 ROOM—Bngliah Oolonlal, cua^ MANCUESTBR-rExoellint 4 room end near 'Country Club. - 4 bad- oornar building lot. Convenlant to Rooms Without Bosrd 59 Apartments—Fists— Ho (or Roat tom built, oak rheezaed •anltary MEW U8T1NO - Bowora School Cape, aluminum aiding, alumi- Want to Mil your atOMttyf BOLTON I lakefront — Bsa’iUful 111,806—Six room older bo)nei eX' rooma, aunporeh, Oaraga. Dou­ Hamilton. OaS Ml 94001, , Oraepwood, lito., #Q|: imy tor all| Tenements i 63 8DC ROOM Duptak qulat' paople. 2% OH 8 LARGE—Room renU gaa (18,200— 1986 UK room Capa, Ora* mouMing, I full bedrooma, tiled area—6 (Inlahed roemO, Cahi. Ood. nudi etorma and acreans, das- 60 LyNESS ST- LARoIk comfoAable partlalW «)r> placdx birch oMtneU, baanhoard ranch, 4H huge rooms, expand­ bathroom with ehower, fireplace, Shed dormcra, c0mplete am s Make an ideal home tor email (ara- Move right into this axcaptionally rant with option to buy-. (100 ROCKVILLE r- Fumiahed ipart- inga in Capes, RanchM, Colonies MANCHESTER-K wa had your fences. MI 9-6067 evenings. stove, hot water, heat furnished. Business Property for Sale 70 v.btlck veneer, 6 rooms on the first ViBBNON—Attractive * room Cape II lly. Look it over. wall w it redacoratad 8 room; monthly. Or will trade (or city rm^p'^^LTON LAKE - (800 i ! *98 month. Inquire Mancheater mant, central. 4 pteaaant rooms, (lopr spaoe for one additional and 2 families from 87,800. The ' property. Call MI 8-0030. proparty llttad wa could d ar> CLASSinED ADVEIHlSING DEPT. HOURS gas. elactrlcity, hot water in- PROFESSIONAL — And bualneas Ood with 8 finiehed roottie. atorn^ Blaie Mayer Agency, Raeltora, $18,700—View St. Neat cape of ranch. Two ear garage. Near Ro­ down. will carry mort- Use It here. Give us a call. P. V. g ;15 A A t to 4;S0 PJB. PEASANT ^ Savings and Loan. 1007 Main St roofn and hath on second floor. windewa end large lot, near new NEW RANCH-Cholca location. man Catholic (3nurch, bus and gage to suit your torma. 8 large home next to bath, shower. Free , ^ ______chided. TR 8-8634. men. Building that can be uaed (17,800. PhU brick ncyi MI Open 'borch, full basement. Lot Buiit-lil etove and oven,-corner (irC' MI 9-8884, MI 8-0980. (our rooma, poealble to expand. Can Tongran. Brokar. Ml 8-4031. ABy-- parking. MI 9-0887. -jCOOL — AttracUve apartment. (or professional services. T-ocated 9-8484. ■chool, ahopplM center and eaeume 114% etate mortgage. achool. rooms and front porcR. Only 800 thing in raal estato. ROCXVJLLE-^S40. 8 room apart­ 109x180. ■ Immediate occupancy. church. Can aaiume 4Mi .ot piece, attached garage, covered PRICES YOU fast from the water. Good boat- CCM»T CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT, Available for summer sub-jet. 4H' on Mie. of the busiest thorough* Call Marian B. Robertson. Broh- patiOi 8»,800. R. r . DlnlocV Co., (14,800—Excellent condition, ex­ M<»y. THKg nu. AJa.—8ATTODAT • A.M. NICE—Bedroom and kitchen, fur­ rooms. June 33-Sept.. 7 Call MI* ment, gaa range, electric refrig­ ’ fares la Manchester near hos­ ON 3% ACRES fertile lahd, • gage. Call Jim TutUe. MI 9-6808. (18,000—Trebbe Drive. Good eiaed ^ B. GRADY, BROKER CAN AFFORD -Ing and swimming. Full .^ c a nished. Newly redecorated. MI- erator, Ule bathroom, disposal, sr, Ml 8-8968. Realtor. MI 0-8345, ’or "arbara cellent buy, e room Cape at' 57 Cape with fireplace. comldnatiOn only 84,600. Batter hurry. Map- 9-2178 after. 4 p.m. pital, Ample parking. Carl rooms, breezeway, double gafage, MAMOHB8TBR — New 6-room Woodz, Ml 9-7702, Robert Murdock, Englewood Drive, 8 or 4 bed­ 9-8081. 84 Elm St. TR 8*2806, TR 8*8080. Schwarz and John DeQuattro, 2 ceramic baths, Hrenjace, ' A windows, Nice convenient eetting, / MI 8-8009 13.000— 4 room expandable Capa, cheater Realty Co. MI 8-0000 or NOTICE FOR RENT—414 room second ranch, 2 full bathe, built-in oven MI 8-6473. rooms, ferge kitchen, plaster close to Verptanck. ..axcalleqt condition, idaal (or MI 8-4848. Diol Ml 3-2711 Brokers, MI 8-0184 and Ml 9-8640. mUes. Carlton W. Hutchma, MX. and range, 3-cer garage. '‘Con­ walla, ceramic bath, aluminum ^ gccordahce with the rasolre- floor spartment, heat md hot THREE ROOM—ApartmeiV „ and 9-8182. "v / MANCHESTER young or retired coupl*. lenta Of Jhe Zoning Board of Ap­ Boarders Wanted 59-A twth, newly decorated, hot "’ster .. '______■ ^1 venient location to ihopplng and Ill atorma, ameslte drive, must be 814,000—Green Hill St. An older COVENTRY—Pine Lake. 5 room water, west side. Call Ml 9-6910 INCOME—And business ^nroperty. seen. May assume large 1H% 13,900—6 roqm Cape, 3 unfinished, year round home plua holiday peals rsguJaUons for the Town at or ML 3-8980; ample parking, (48 monthly. TR: 4 apai4ments and diner. located MANCHESTER-8 room ColonlJS, Bchoola. 818,900. Down payment home with real large rooma. Foutf 6 room Cape Cod, 4 down, 2 up, nicely shaded yard, many «xtraa. Manchester, Oopn. the Zoning “ CMiintd Fran Prtct4ii{ Page ATTRACTIVE room for worklqg 6*8070. SEPTIC TANKS $1,080. philbrick Agency, MI ROCKI-EDGE:—New 6 room ranch mortgage. Call now. Paul J, Cor- bedrooma possible. Location centrally locked on buz line. pleasures, boating, fishing, swim girl. TV and |)hone privileges. in one of this busiest see^ons in ranch, 4 large bedrooms. 8 full baths, attached garage very 10.000— 0 room oversized Cap*: 2 ming, 100 yard* from take. Lot Board of Appsats wlU hold m pub- FOUR ROOM—Apartment to rant, Manchester. Excellent opportu­ AND renti. MI 3-8303. choice. Close to everything. 3 family nica location, 4 down, S<4 tnM IB, Board optional. ifery central. heated, hot water, newly deco­ baths, built-in oven and range. 2- large living room, (18,900 R. F, ^ car garage, 4 bedroom nosalbil- 100x100. All for (8,800. CaU PI- He shearing on MondSyv Ji 3-8748. nity tor a couple to take over car garage, choice location. Phil- MANCHESTER, Alton 8t—Excel­ Dimock Co., Realtor, MI 9-62'5, 3 car garage. 1980 at 8 P.M. in th* Hfaring rated. Close to school, 'hoppiog Summer Romts (or Rent 67 business and aasured income. VERNON BOX MOUNTAIN Drive (14,800—Hyde St. CHean aix aw 8 room ranch, built in atJv« Ity. 2-7215. Diamonds—Wstchc Household Goods 51 brick Agency, MI 9.-8464. PLUI6ED SEWERS lent $14 room, 8 bedroom home. or Robert Murdock Ml 8-6473. Bar ■ Nice 5 room ranch, on 1% Cape with a real deep lot. Ac 16.000— 0 room colonial, park-llke Room of the Municipal Butldifig gn and bus line. Call MI 8*73n ^ e r Terms. Carl Schwarz and John bara Wooda, Ml 0-7703. and oven, full cellar, city water, the following application. STA'nB Jewelry 48 4 p.m. CAPE eXJD efficiency cottages. Ac DeQuattro, Brokers, MI 8-0184 Convenient to nil achoola, chopping acrea of wooded lot. Basement the Church of Assumption proi^rty, choice of lot, (14,200. VA and FHA yard 500' In depth, immaculate. Apartments—Flats-r . Madiiss ClMsad nfid hue line. Shown by appelnt- study with many built-lns, book Suburban for Sak 75 HEARING ALSO. WRINGER — Washing marhine. commodates 6. (80 weekly covers and MI 9-3640, - Houses for Sale 72 (17.000—Solid brick Cape / with financing available. 18,200—6 room Cape in preferred Fisk Tire Benrica, Incu 91 Can­ LEONARD W. TOiT. Jeweler, re* Good condlUon, (29. m 9*069f> Teneiiients 63 FOUR -ROOM^Apartment, second everything Write P. O. Box 884, Septie Tanfce, Dry Wells, Sewer ment; ^‘ y . Phone MI 8-6278. Br IV cases, fireplace. Short drive to 7 room home in Highland Park Bowers achool area, recently paira. adjuata waictaa erperUy. floor, reasimable. Inquire 12 Bum RAuty. two baths, basement garage Own- COVENTRY - LakefronV, cottage ter S t; Business Zone IL Special FOUR ROOM apartment foj rent. or phone CY 6*1006, Wareham, MANCHESTER— Three acres of Lines (ttstniled—Cellar Water­ NEW CAPE COD—Shfed .dormer- University of Conn, or Hartford. area, needs decorating, some re­ painted, priced to sell. with fireplace, completely fur­ Raaaonable prices. Open dally. 6L.UE lAWSON—Sofa; upholstery Knox St., side door. Adults only. Maas. 6-8 p.m. commercial or industrial land. BEAUTIFUL—English Colonial. 6 Favorable FHA financing. Price ePa are Florida bournid nt to exception 16 requested (or Re­ Tlmraday evenings. 138 Spruce Heat, hot water, gas (or cookln-. large rooms, . sun porch, 1% proofing Done. ktAMOHBNTER — 4-rooto ranch, oversized 34x36. Near >wera sail. Niro deep flat tot WflI carry pair, large lot, (12,600. 28.000— 014 room Colonial newly nished. Lot 60x178, Price 87,500. pairer’s License nad Certlfloate of 4a very good condition. $4(). Has 4 room house on premises. (17.200. Shown by apm>lntment. Phone Ml Street Ml 8-4W. Green-tweed slip cover, 18. MI- electric refrigerstor and gas THREE ROOM-^Apartment. gas WEEKAPAUG, R. I.—Large com­ Philbrick Agency, MI 9-8464. baths, attached garage. ~Xill at­ centrally locateh. New aluminum abhool — complete four. $15,400 WAPPING CENTER AREA-Nic* top mortgage. Mather 8t. constructed off Porter St., 2 car Approval for same. stove. Call Ml 9-4071 or Ml 9-8779 and electricity furnished. Choice bination living room and dining tic. Owner-MI 9-9334. No agenU. McKin n e y b r o s. clapboarda, city water and eewer- (drat deposit holds). R. F. custom built 3 bedroom ranch, attached garage, this home must 8-6373. Brae-Bum Realty. All persons Interested may at­ 91043. from 8 to 7 p.m. age, (12,000. Phflbi'lck Agency, Dimock Co. Realtor. "MI 8-6248. (17,500 ?7? Tanner St.,/^a' clean COVENTRY be seen to appreciate many addi­ of refrigerator and stove. Heat room, 3 bedrooms, sleeps 7. All Sawsrog* Disposal Co. attached garage,' large living VERNON—813,700. New 5 room tend this heariiig. Garden—Farm—Dairy FOR SALE—3 chests of drawers, and iiot water. Rent (77. MI* electric kitchen, automatic hot 7 ROOM Colonial. IM baths, ga­ Mt 8-8464. Barbara Wooda MI 9-7702 <.■ Rob­ livable Ranch with buement ga­ 8 room, center.of town, very good tional featurea. ZONING BOARD OF.APPEALS THREE ROOM apartment, ■ partly Farm and Land for Sale 71 rage, steam heat, good "ondition. 1S6-IS2 Pearl St.—Ml S-8S08 ert Murdock MI 3-6473.. ' room, raised flfeplace, bullt-ln rage. ’Three bedrooma poaalble. ranch, garage, lot over 200 feet Products 60 $6 each. 3 beds. (10 and (19. -Mq* .3-6940, ' water, hot and cold outside show­ bookcases, paneled wall, mod­ condlUon, large . porch, garage deep. On bua line, H. B. Grady, Daniel L. Hair, Ot airman pie platform rocker and chair, fumlshod, utilities, extra liedroom Owner. MI 3-0731.- No agents. BEAUTIFUL—6 room ranch, m Ckimbinatlona, corpe/ lot. This and storage apace, another build­ Sherwood A. Beechler, Edward M. 8 a ^ Secretary available, parking. 372 Main St. er, dressing rodm, screened porch. BOLTON—Approximately 6% acres batoe, enclosed breezeway with em kitchen: bullt-ln ovens, beau­ house must be ao)d v d 'his might Broker, MI 3-8009. NATIVE ASPARAGUS for canning (20. C3ilna' display cabinet, (18. ROCKVILLE—Four room tene­ Garage. Aug. 1-18. MI 9-4801 or of land with 650’ frontage. Ideal tiful cabinets, washer - dryer ing for hobby shop or children’i Realtor Advt. No. 7491 or freeslng, »S.75 per crate of ‘it Maple lamp table, (6.60. SIlex Ml 3-4071, ‘ ment with bath, centrally locrt* S car garage, aipeslte drive, oil be your opportunity/for the ’’buy playroom, large lot. MI 8-8366. location. Reasonable. S. A. Beech- heat, baaeboard radiation, ap- HILLSIDE MANOR. Vernon - area. Pitll cellar with oversized of the year.^’^Dpen lo offer*. MI 8-8909 LAKEFRONT—Lota and lot* with bunchee, U bunchea for IT. Sea* steam iron, (4. Dormeyer food 414 ROOM, fqlly lu rc h e d apart­ ed. Call TR 5-3608. ier, Realtor, MI 3-6969. windows, walkout door. About 1 4 room cottage off South Street, W. R. Smith, Aasorlate beach privileges. $150 and up son is- predicted to be abort. mixer, (5. Small desk, (7.90. Roll 'LAKE C H A FFEE^ room lake- praximately acrea lot, large Choose your own high woode<",, lot. winterized. $7,90o. Financing can ment, centrafty located, heat In­ THREE ROOM—Apartment, sec­ shade treeg. Priced at a low fig­ For your new Ranch, Split of Co­ acre with large shade trees. $18,400—Hickma/ack St. Oioice MI 9-8983 Terms, Also older homes. C^l Bolton Notice Farmer’a Market. 819 E. Middle top desk, $18. Oak commode, (8. cluded, (90. Call MI 9-6808. front cottage., screened porch, (18,800 BEAUTIFUL three bedroom Convenianf to main highway. Ranch featuring a separate dining, be arranged. Michael Elkin, TRlangle 8-8147 Maple drop leaf dining table, M^- ond floor, svailabic June IS. MI* sleeps 6, fireplace, TV, boat, all ranch ceramic bath, hot water SUMMER OFFICE WORK ure of 818,900. Chariee Leaper^ lonial. R F. Dimock Co.. Psaltor. There will be a public heartfif by Tpke. Ml 84M74. 9-1788. ance, ‘MI 9-7620. .Ml 9-8348. or Barbara Woods, Ml Owner leaving itat*. Quick oc­ room, three twiiV sized bedroom*, or TR B-8245. the Bolton Zoning Board ot Ap­ 3-7449. FOR RENT—4 And 8 ropfn apart electrical conveniences, ho* water, heat, hill cellar, large wooder* lot. cupancy. breezeway and garage. , I-ot of NATIVE — Strawberries Picked menta, Adult* 709 Main Ml- ■“ shower. Available June-Septem- Carlton W. Hutchins. Ml 9-8183. 9-7702, Robert Murdock, Ml r 6472. -T. M. O’BRIEN MI 9-8518 ANDOVER — S1.X room newer peals on; fresh dally. 49c quart and up at THREE ROOM—Apartment with ANDOVER LAKE — Comfortable BROOK ST., so u th WINDSOR— value here. Cloak to new school Lota tor Sak 73 A) The application of 0«na 3-2068. / bath. Residential (one. Fbee ber by week or month. MI 9-0710. Collaga giris with knawltdg* of shorthand wont­ year 'rcund 4 room ranch, closed Off Graham Rd. 1 year old 3 1 houie. breezeway and garage. Farmer’s Market. 819 E. Middle Musical Instruments S3 6H ROOM Cape COd, shed tormer VII $20.000—Heni'y ilt. This Colonial Excellent condition. Agents wel­ White and Floyd Hull for tha Tpke. Ml 9-0474. ______SIX ROOM DUPLEX—Heat, hot parking, newly redecorated. 108 WATERFRONT Cottage - Coven­ Ule bath, firepUce, open stai - porch, hot air heat, lake nrivi, bedroom split lever. Wall to wall -SELECrr HOMES purpose of establishing an Deming Street or call MI 4-1208. ed os summnr rnplocnniMt in local industrial of­ ^ e s . Priced reasonable. Make COVENTRY—4>4 room ranch with carpeting, new G.E. stove, com­ has been corfipletely renovated. come. Call anytime. PI 2-8035. TWO-MANUAL electronic organ. water, electric stove, washing try Lake. Lola of privacy. Boat. case. Hot,water oil heat, recrea- Three bedrooms, 114 baths, two- In tree shaded community of COVENTRY—Large lot tor sale. Auto Body Repair Shop and Very reasonable.' Call Ml 0-1488 machine. Central location 'une Fireplace. Phone MI 9-7149. Uon room' porch. Shade - trees, fice. Coil Mr. Brody. Ml 3-2775 or apply In per­ an offer. Phone owner, MI 0-7981. carport, beautifully landacaied lot, bination floors and w’lndows, Call MI 9-6784. Used Car Bales locatM on HAY FOR SALE. Inquire ndreo, ameslte drive, perfect cordlUon. paneled recreation room, ga­ car garage, combination wind'iws. beautiful homes. Lots lOOx2*Hi, six after 6 p.m. 20th occupancy, (1.30 per month, BudlneBS Loetttnm good cotidiUon. Charles I esper- son to roV R ROOMS, plus 2 unfinished room ranch. Area 2,016 t''. ft'r T- Wanted—Real Entate 77 the driveway (off Rout* 8 Se 6 «» Tolland Tpke., MI 9*2746, gall Ml 3-2785. CAPE COD—Dennlsport. " bed- ance. MI 9-7620. R. F. Dimock Co., Realtor. MI rage. COVENTRY — Lot 60x100, $400. 44A) to Wtlco Machine Tool for Rent 64 Loom home for rent. All conveni­ full hasemept, city utilities fire 9-5245. MANCHESTER-^-BUSH HTIX RD. TWO FAMILIES - ahaped hall, living room 23xl|), Formal dining room, picture book Five minutes from lake. Curran ARE YOU CONSIDEP-ING Co. and WearinK Apparel—Furs 57 AVAILABLE JULY 1—6 room ences, fireplace, sleeps 7. MI- FIVE FAMILY, cabinet kitchens, ALDON SPINNING MILLS CORP. place, hot water oil; heat, com- —One year old split level (Hol­ $12,500 — Congress 8t., the Realty, JA 8-6586, PI 2-68*5. 8BLUNO YOUR PROPERTY? B) The application of Joamh Household Goods 51 flat. Convenient location. Box T STORE FOR RENT, excellent lo­ 8-0103. tile baths, copper plumbing. Ex- hinatim windows and doors, roll­ VIII lywood type1 8 rooms, l'« baths, "handy-man’s special.” Laree lot. kitchen, dishwasher. Three Itrso cation 600 square ft.; alr-condl- House In need of Bom» work. Lota (>edrooms. Nine walk In cloaets, We will appraise your p-*jpertr Tully for a Limited Re­ MAN'S>~Blue summer suit, like Herald. celent conditi’On, net return on in­ TALCOnVILLE, CONN. up awninga, houie and attic fully large 'lot, traffic free. 10 min­ PLOT OF LAND—185x180, water, free and witnout any obligation pairer’s License, operating SATJ6 1*8 OFF on wallpaper. WaH new. size 40 (10. Bovs’ size 12, tioned optional. Tel. MI 3-1191 :• COVENTRY LAKESIDE COT­ vestment nearly 15%. Carlton W. Insulated, deep lot, nicely land­ UNDE3R CONSTRUCTION. lew 514 utes drive to Airersft. Reason- of potential. attic. Finished basemenli.w1th bar, room ranch, basement garage, play room, garage. Price $29,400. sewer. On bua line. H, B. Grady, Wa also buy property tor cash. as the Bolton Notch Eeso tusa 4o s tile. KectUe, from 7a $6. MI 9-1043. ’THREE ROOM—Apartment, cen­ TAGE—ITurnlshed. Modern inter Rutchlns, MI 9-5132. scaped, many anade treei, excel ab'<* orciioancv. Broker, Ml 3-8009. -Servlcenter on Route fi * \ trally located, aecond floor, heat COMMERCIAL b ^n esa or office lor. Available first 2 weeks in lent cmdiUon, quick occupancy choice location, built-in sto-e and $14,900—Walnut St. Clean, con­ American Colonial—Large living Member Multiple Listing each. Green Paint and Wallpaper, snace for rent. Up to 8500 square 813 CENTER ST.- 8 room Cape. venient, compact and choice de- STANLEY BRAY. Rea’tor 44A. St the Green. and hot water. Apply 145 Center September onl.y. MI 4-1205i .Charles Leaperance, MI 9-7620. oven, ceraiblc tile bath, ameslte 4 rooms down t(nd bath, fire- room,. bookshelves, cabinets, fire­ Wanted—^To Buy 58 feet. Will aub-dlvlde. Main Street. drive, completely landscaped lot. Bcribea this 4 A 4 flat. One vacancy place. Large rear screened oorch. BRAE-BURN REALTY Any persons interested in this St. • Located near Center. Plenty of . place, garage. Fenced back, FOR SALE~Lot 50x130 excellent Ml 8-6278 hearing are Invited to attend the A GOOD SELECTION of sterilised ATTRACTIVE authenticallg styled $18,000. R. F. Dimock Co., Realtor. well shrubbed. Ideal home for on sale. Good investment. Formal dining room, comer Cabi­ location. Call 3-7658 liter 8. reflnlshed used furniture (or WANTED TO BUY TWO ROOM—Heated apartment, parking. Phone MI 0-6329 or Ml ANDOVER — Lakefront cottage. 614 room custom Cape, on MI 9-5245, nets. Spacious kitchen, dishwash­ hearing to be held at tha Bolton 8-7444. 900 ft. deep Ipi with apple trees, easy maintenance. Retired cou­ $16,900—Vernon St., another ^ A 8ELUNQ YOUR HOMET For Community Hall on Thurqday, every room. All kinds of appli­ Good used resalable furniture, kitchen set, gaa range, ’ edroom MI 9-3949. ple or young family needing 3 er, disposal. Laundry room. Tile prompt, efficient, courteous serv- ances, sparkling clean, no chips. also smali upright and qilnet set, refrigerator. Weekly, Adults. garden, etc., in congenial neigh- 4 close to Buckley School. One lavatory. Three twin eized bed­ TOP NOTCH LOTS June If. 1989 at 8:00 P.M. LARGE PLEASANT atore, excel­ FOR THE VERY BEST IN HOMESL l^hood. Full shed dormers, two bedrooms. On bus line and 2 vacancy. This produces 4 good In ive and appraising without obliga­ BOLTON ZONING BOARD Oome in and compare quality and pianos. > Apply apartment 4, 'lO Depot lent for grocery, TV, or appliance large ahooping areas nearbv. rooms, tile bath. Oversized two TOP NOTCH LOCATION tion, call S. A. Beechler, Realtor, rices. Open 9-9. LeBlanc Fuml- Square. bedrooma, three p o a a ' b I e . MANCHESTER — Exceptionally come. car garage with second floor. Ask­ OF APPEALS salesroom, etc. Good size front I, BOLTON—4-room Ranch plus garage, excellent condition. S 1 1.1^00 Screened porch, connect!, g ga nice 6 room Cape, 4 down, 2 fin­ VERNON—Income prooerty. First Ml 8-6969 or Wesley R, Smith, At- Julius L. Strong, Chairman ire Hospital, 198 South St., Watkins Used Furniture windows. $110 monthly. Call after floor now rented to U.S, Govern­ $20,000—Real super. 5 A 8 on ing $30,000, Two 150x200. I960 each, or both eoclatea. Ml 9-8962. Member MuUl- gRockvlUe.______COOLER LIVING! rage, ameaite drive, in Marches ished up. Beautiful yard with out­ $1..760. Almost one acre and a half. Byron H. Shinn, Secretary Exchange 8, MI 9-1680' or MI 9-8549. 99 Sum 11. MANCHESTER—6-room Cape, central location, $12,800 ter. Owner MI 4-0108. 2-9 p.m. door fireplace, city utilities., ame- ment. Second floor has 8 rooms. Ridgefield 8t., off Autumn All Shown by Appointment ple Uatlng Service.______New suburban residential 8'4 mer St, 2-FAMILY 2 kitchens. Can be used as 2 brick, plus two-car garage. En­ Big wooded area. Very scenic. See Used Sofas ...... 810-S60 15 Oak Street room apartment, private picnic HI. COVENTRY—Ranch, immaculate condition. ' Under $15,000 site drive, combination storms and them on Old Poet Road In Tol­ MANCHESTER, 51 Bretton Rd, - screens. One block to High School, apartments or for a large single closed front porch, combination WE BUY and sell antique ano used area. 15 minute lr> Hartford FOR SALE-Rent. Equipped soda IV. MANCHESTER—2-family, excellent location. $15,200 windows. Immaculate. H. B. GRADY. BROKER land; also one lot Kingsbury Ave. Used Plano ...... *78 bridge, half block to park and Excellent one owner 5 roolfi buses and shopping. Priced to sell fsmll.v. Taxes (140 a year. Ex- fumlt'jre, china, glass, -diver, pic­ shop, luncheonette, 183 Spruce St., HOUSE ranch, two bedrooma, full tile rentional buy at $10,000. For an- in Burgundy Hills Park. 160x120. • SEPTIC TANKS . Save 10% on new unfinished ture frames, gtins, attic cr itents, swimming pool Manchester. Call EXport 9-(088, V. MANCHESTER—New Cape, shed dormer, near Bowers school. $15,400 immediately at only (12A00. R. F, $19,000—Custom built ranch In MI 3-8000 Only $1,500. Act now on this one. CLEANED and INSTALLED furniture. VERY MODERN bath, garage, ha's concrete drive, Dimock Co., MI 9-5245; or Robert pointment to Inspect pleaae csdl Bolton Center. 4 bedrooms, 114 Also three lots together, 52,000 whole estates. Fiimiture refln- MI'9-4824 Saybrook. VI. MANCHESTER—6-room Cape- plus garage, near Bowers school. $15,900 large living room with fireplace, D. Murdock, Ml 3-6472 or Parbara STEPHEN F. ROSE ished and repaired. Furlnture Re­ baths. 2 car garage. MANCHESTER — Well built 8 surface feet In them. Sell one or Coffee Tables ...... *10 SECOND FLOOR—4 - room apart­ STORE—For rent, 19 Maple St. 6 rooms and 4 ^ rooms VII. BOLTON—7-room Colonial, Ansaldi built, large lot. $17,000 two nice porches. Full piaster Woods, MI 9-7702. kn 3-7308 room Cap* In quiet neighbor­ R. E. Miller • SEWERS pair Service and Sales. Talcott- 3 years old. hot water house, radiant heat. Priced right. all. Can build three houeea or one MACHINE CLEANED Single Beds ...... (19 each viUe. Ml 8-7449. ment with garage, oil heat, avail­ Apply Manchester Savings and M il. VERNON—New Ranches, Colonials. Splits, Hillside Manor. ,T. WATSON REArU & CO. BOLTON hood; hot water oil heat, combi­ with big area. Right on Mountain Builder and Contractor able July 1st. Adults only "efer- Ix>an ofice. 1007 Main St. heat, fireplace (1st floor) (17,280. Shown by appointment 21 CENTRAL ROW Rosedale—Vacant and apotlesa is nation aluminum windows nice Spring Road, five minutes to WATKINS ences. Box "C” Herald. near schools, bus Une, $16,750 thru $17,990 only. Drive by. MI 3-8273. Brae JAckson 2-2115 this four room homa. Front porch, lot. AH city utilities. Asking. $14,- shopping centers. Low price. Coatom Homes • INSTALUTION WANTED—Small apartment size 2 car garage and Bum Realty Co. BOLTON—Ansaldi built ?olonlal, 7 large atone fireplace. Only $10,000. 800. Other listings available. USED FURNITURE TWO ROOM CO’TTAGE—' nish- patio, large well IX. MANCHESTER—New ranch, Rockledge, 6 rooms, ^Vt batHs. $18,900 rooms, I'ii baths. Nice location, 'These are nice deals, come and Designed and Built SPECIALIST piano. Call Ml 3-1246. SOUTH WINDSOR—5 room ranch, FIVE ROOM RANCH—Full base­ Alice Clampet, Realtor. MI 9-4543 see. Appointment Is best. EXCHANGE ed' one person. Trees, private, landscaped lot. X. MANCHESTER—New ranch, .beautful high location. $20,800 (17,000. R. F. Dimoclf Oo,, Realtor ment with fireplace. Plastered $15,900—Brookfield Rd., Custom Or Mr. Johnson MI 3-7357. Property Of Your Choice parking. New Bolton Road MI-1 LOAM i^tra large.shaded lot. School bus MI 9-5245. walls, full Insulation, large liv­ built 514 room Ranch in a high CALL OWNER TR 5-5339 Avallabls Town and Oonntri 15 Oak Street Rooms Without Board 59 3-6389, SALE PRICE K door. Vacant. Can be seen any ing room \yith fireplace, hot location. Basement garage, wooded Remodeling and Rapalring J CULTIVATED, CLEAN . . . We have available over 60 Itatinga In thla area in all price range*. Please fed free to call time. Asking $12,600 P. V. Ton- XVIII 71 SO. ALTON STREET OR TR 5-9639 TOBACCO FIELD LOAM water oil heat, ceramic tile lot. $12,900—6 room Cape. Excellent Open Thursday evenings until 9 PJjEASANT LARGE heated room, THREE ROOM—Apartment cen- i na at any time. gren. Broker. MI 3-8321. bath, garbage disposal, combina- Drainago Go. Closed Mondays free parking. On bus line. 146 trally located near'shopping area; TEL Ml 9.0650 414 ROOM RAN(^. like new, fire­ And a dream home, plus rental condition. Ameaite jlrive. Many TEL Ml 9-1421 MANCHESTER—Beautiful 4 room place, ceramic Ule bath, ameslte Uon windows and doors, cltv z~w- trees, large lot. M l 9-4143 Center St. Call Ml 3-5002. and on bus. $68 per month'. Heat I AFTER 6 P.M. *26,000 erage and water, ameaite drive, unit, plus ample Jake frontage — CLEARED LAKEFRONT lot. Mid­ For Eistimates GBINERAL ELECTRIC refrigera included. Box "L” Herald. 1 home in excellent condition. drive, attached garage, full price ■call for the details. OWNER MI 9-8558 dle Lake. Bolton. MI 3-1723. tor. MI 8-7323 between 6-8:30 ROOM WITH kitchen privileges. Many, many extras. Call on this $11,900. R. F. Dimock Co., ’lealtor, large lot. One owner. Immediate p.m. , ‘ Centrally located. Babies ac­ Cali Mi 9.0279 one. Full price, (10,900. Six room MI 9-5245, Robert Murdock, MI occupancy, $15,850 , 4U% mort­ (No Agents Please) the R.F. DIMOCK CO.-MI 9-5245 gage mav be assumed. Charles LAKE FRONT cepted. Mrs. Dorsey, 14 Arch St. home In good location. A buy at 3-6472, or Barbara Woods, Ml Two lota on the second Polton NEW SOLID MAPLE—Dropleaf BARBARA WOODS ROBERT MURDOCK RICHARD DIMOCK (11,900. Over- 80 more homes 9-7702. Lesperance. MI 9-7620, table and four -chairs. Apply 78 BROOKFIELD ST. — Manchester frqm (6,500_ up. Call the Ells­ Lake with artesian water. High St. after 6 p.m. High. Gentleman,- Room next to Ml 9-7702 Ml 3-6472 Ml 9-6003 worth Mitten Agency. Realtors, XLII COLONIAL 7 room older home A "camp” on the aecond lake, 70 shower. Radio, TV, pariring. MI- Read Herald Ad vs. MI-8-6980 or MI 9-5524. on Vernon Street.’ Downstairs feet waterfront, home Is ideal for THOR—Semj '’automatic washer. 9-6801 after 5:30. WEST SIDE—New listing. Two- bedroom and full tile bath. ’ bed­ summer place. Only $6,300. Universal tank vacuum. Prac­ $15^400 VERNON—8 room ranch; base­ family, 4-4 duplbx. 2 twin-size bed­ rooms -and bath on second floor. OPEN for tically new. MI 9*0941. PLEASANT ROOM—One block ment, 90x280. Combination rooms, excellent locaUon. Handy Close to schools. July occ'inancy. 'Andover Lake—50 feet lakefront. from Main Street. Separate en­ NEW OVERSIZED CAPE storms. Convenient location, 317,.- to bus, church and ahopping. "!ood Price $16,300. Earle S. Rohan, Real solid summer home, big trance also separate kitchen. . . . 24 X 86^Full Shed dormer—Ceramic tUe bath—^^Paneled 900 owner TRemont 5-7842 after investment property. Priced to sell, Realtor. MI 3-7483. porch. Furnished. Going for $8,0(W. -HOTPOiNT Refrigerator. MI- Gentlemen. Free parking. MI- $15,200. R. F. Dimock Co., Realtf", 9-3763. 3-4724, fireplace wall—Located near Bowers School—^Thls is a terrific 5:30. buv, first deposit hopda! MI .9-5245, or Barbara Woods^ MI T. J. CROCKErr, Reoltor COVENTRY LAKE - 4 >4 room 9-7702, RoberLMurdock, Ml 8-6472. . HOMES FOR YOU INSPECTION 40” CRQSLEY—De luxe electric range, electric clothes dryer. PLEASANT—Front room for 1 or winterized cottage. Needs ’’ttle $17,500. 2 apartments 4 and' 6. MI 3-1577 Uke new. MI 9-5800. 2 gentlemqp, Parking. 84 High St. R. F. DIMOCK GO. cleaning up. Reliable party can COVENTRY LAKE - Two, year Garage. Good home for vou Ml 4-S24S buy this one for no mone ■ down. around cottages. Good Investment and yours. Doctors—Den­ This Sunday, IdU PJM. Till Dark FIBRE RUG—Rugs and pads, as if by magic Cail'P. V. Tongren, Broker, MI- property. $8,500 for the two Ca" tists, please note! miscellaneous tables, cabinets ROOM TO RBTNT—Inquire at 53 8-6821. "Anything In Real Es­ Marion E. Robertson. MI 3-5953. and kitchen articles. Some an­ ; Gerard Street. MI 3-.8047. tate.” $15,300. 8 rooms and bath. Ga-* Hov* Your Doctor tiques. MI 9-1685. ROCKVILLE—8 room older home. rage. Good house. Friendly Coll In Your PrMcription MANCHESTER RD.-Beautiful 5»4 I 'i baths. 2 car garage, central neighbors. .../n Beautiiut ROCKLEDGE On 1950 ■ Kenmore automatic washer room ranch, with attached ga­ location., $14,700. Curran Realty, and Kel-vlnator refrigerator In rage. Many extras including over- JA 8-5586 PI 2-6385. $13,250. 7 large rooms on great big Ddivered Within The Mountain Road, Manchester good condlUon. Both for $90. Call lot. 2 car garage. Country MI 9-2329. sized Jot, seller transferred Full! 543 HARTFORD ROAD—New 6 Hour ...desijined price, $17,800. Ellsworth Mitten , room ranch. Three bedrooms, . living In town. ADMIRAL—Apartment size re­ Agency, Realtors. MI 3-69’0, MI large kitchen with built in atove. $12,600. Duplex 5 and 5, Gariqte. PINE PHARM/niY frigerator. Well-Built apartment 9-5624. tile bath. One bUs line. MI 9-9644. New furnace. Move right CUSTOM DELUXE size electric stove. Excellent con­ Open House In r 864 CENTER ST dition. 4A 8-8342. ' BIX ROOM—Colonial plus ' lotty SIX ROOM—Older home, good pine family room. 2 car garage, condition, oil heat, garage, .city LOOK! Beautiful building site. • SPLIT LEVELS ELECTRIC STOVE—Double oven, TODAY and SUNDAY oil heist, near achool and bus sewerage and water, ameslte Surrounded by fine h'-mes. - $75. Electric dryer. Blackstone, line, ^xtrs large lot, clij utili­ drive, away from traffic, hut stjll City water. City sewer. (78. Refrigerator. (85,' MI 3-0095, ties. Priced under . $18,000. Charles close to school and bus line. Lesperance. MI 9-7620. Priced at only $11,500. Ciarles • COLONIALS Th r e e p ie c e —custom npade Lesperance, MI 0-7620. MADELINE SMITH, f VERNON / Lawson parlor set. Has to be WEST CENTER STREET Section VCharming 514 room ranch, ^ seen to be.appreciated. Ml 9-1684. —Reduced. Redecqgated, custom 4-5-6 ROOM-^Homes for sale. REALTOR MI 9-1642 3 bedrooms, full basement, • RANCHES built. S' room ranch, 2 car ga­ Starting pi;H;e $11,500 and up. For garage, well landacape c o r - ^ DEMING \ rage.. H. B. Grady, Broker, Ml- ner lot. Close to new school. )| ■ Included are 3, 4, 5 bedrooms, fireplaces, 2 and 3 baths further details call Charles Les­ DUVAL STREET—Nearly i ew 6 ( \ 8-8009. perance, MI 9-7620. Priced'to. sell. Weekend cellJ' ^with large stall showers, finished recreation rooms with room colonial. 1*4 baths., Iqrge ^M I 3-5219. sliding glass walkout doors, etc. Avery Heights is a plan- , BOLTON—Beautiful five room CUSTOM-^^e room ranch. 1'4 living room, fireplace, built in JOHN H. LAPPEN, Inc. ^ ned group of homes lo­ Cape. 2 tile baths, baaeboard baths, garage, full cellar. 250’ bookcaaes, pine pagieled base­ ^ MI 9-8381 ' y cated in South Windsor, heat,- aluminum atorma. ..’ooded frontage, beautifully landscaped, ment playroom, fenced In play (15 mlnntes drive from lot. Only $13,900, • Carlton W. trees, sensibly priced. Carlton W. yard, large lot. many extras, S s s / V i s / S s s ^ Hartford) bordering Man­ \ Hutchina, MI 9-5182. Hutchina, MI 9-6132. $20,000. Principals only. Ml- If you’rt looking for a ouotom bulH Iramo, bo suro to. o n thoso Sunday! chester, Vernon and the MANCHESTER—4*’ room expand- 9-2462. Parkway. It has public XT' VERNON HEIGHTS FIVE ROOM RANCH-With. g a -|------— ------■ able Cape, conveniently located, bus sei^pe to Hartford, rage. 2 fireplaces, ceramic tile | s K ROOM CAPE—Full shed dor- fireplace, hot water heat, imme­ bath. Ameslte drive, large lot. To riioppliig center within <4 diate occupancy. Full pricr $12.- mer, fireplace, insulated, open 'For Gracious Living. for f)(Ofifp/e, These Custom Deluxe Homes Feature: of a mile, school buses appreciate quality and workman­ staircase, knotty cpine recreation 800. Alice Clampet, Realtor, MI- ship, aee. this fine home. Charles 3 bedrooms—2 baths—ranch aad a 14 acre park with r - r 9-4843 or Mr. Johnson MI 3-738’t room, hot water oil heat, com­ ^atyler-flinished rec room- small lake. Residents may Lesperance. MI 9-7620. bination windows and doors, car garage--rdl8hwa8her, dis­ • Built-in Hptpoirrt'counter top surfaco electric ranges and ovens •Hot- call Hartford and Man­ P :;.t I , MANCHESTER—Five room Cade porch, shade _ trees, aipeslte posal], oven and range—all chester ares numbers di-' SPIJT - LEVEL-t? , rooms, 114 drive, good condition. Priced (or very clean, 12ia4 living room baths, recreation room laundry >plastered walls—alumii|um< point dishwashers • Hotpoint garbage disposals • Roll edg# fbrnnica coun­ rent without toil. The lots ' With fireplace, large kitchen wlfh quick sale. Charles, Lespergnee, siding—many other fine fea­ are all 100x200 (eeL de­ room, , garage, - combination, win­ MI' 9:7620. plenty of chbinets, dining rpomk2 dows, 'ameslte drive, city water tures—Porter St. school fils- ter tops • 2 zone hot water heating • Cast iron boilers *^Full insulation • livered completely graded, large bedrooms up, basement ^trict—Call NOW to, InspecK seeded and with ameslte and seyrerage, large lot. This LAKEWOOD CIRCLE—Young 6 rage, oil hot air heat, nice lot home Is in excellent condition. this modern home. Large finished recreation-room with-tila floor • Laundry room • Oversize drive. There are 5 models ‘ ‘‘-/■‘.’Si with trees, quiet street, dose to room center entrance Colonial, 114 to choose from, 4 ranches transportation, schools and shop­ Charles Lesperance, MI 9-7820, baths, enclosed breezeway 2-car .JOHN H. LAPPEN, Inc., and a spUlt level, buyers ping. Price $18,700. Gaston Real­ garage, large, modem, kitchen, MI 9-6261 2-car garage •' Ameiite driveways • Front lawn lamps • Complat.e grading may deixrrate them - a s . ty, Office Route *3, Talcottvllle SOUTH WINDSOR—Close to Man­ wooden lot. M3 9-6782. Evenings and Weekends they choose y and select -e_I Rd.. Vernon, Conn, Ml 9-8731, chester and parkway. Recent 5n 6-2896 or MI S-S2I9‘ and seeding " City water and sewars * Curbs and sidawallcs • Extra large their own lot site. Avery Here’s traditional Colonial—in the SPLIT LEVEL TR 8-6293. ranch home of 3 'bedrooma, huge Heights -deserves your A masterpiece in planning—is this new RANCH kitchen, full cellar, with pine manner ... , v - QUALITY BUILT — 5'4 room paneled recreation room, 100x200 closets; plus many more excliiiiva featured , oonslderation: Its conven­ . ' ■ . ient loeation, varied mod­ ranch', full basement with fire- lot with treee, ■ $18,000. G.l. mort­ ( f PROPERTY \ els, m tly sloping land, ■ place, plaatered wAHs. fuT insu­ gage ((90 monthly). May "'e as­ sumed. Asking' 416.600. Immedi­ V INVESTMENTINVESTMENT j f Proper and large lota add up to lation!, fireplace in Uving room, ■M ‘ value now and In the fu- RANCHES and SPLIT LEVELS, priced m m to S 1 7 ^ ceramic tile bath, bullt-ln oven ate occuoancy. Glenn Roberts r4-family, east side of town tnre. Drive. out tonight and range, hatchway, all qlty Asrenev, Realtors and 'Insurers, property in good condition.- and Inspect to* homes at UtUltiei, ameslte drive. Near kfl 4-0610, Open • evenings until 9. .2 heating units. Deep wood- .., Excellent Financing Is Ayailable ... your leisare. A conrtiMras They w e NEW and EX CIT IN G LY DIFFERENT! Xlhin Street bus line. Immediate ^ed lot. Weebend call Ml Lawn Care ■slesman willgive yon ... . occupancy. Charlez I.ieaperance, TWO NEW CAPES—An oversized rS-5219, MI 9:2896. , Ruin' by your wall known dduxa buiidar, Loui$ Llpman. Big. beautiful 6 and 7-room Dutch Colonials in an unusual suburban setting MI 9-7820.. foundation (24x36) and full shed the' details. OI (no down dormer provides (Ive large fin­ JOHN H. LAPPEN. Inc. Is Usually payment) ;sad RHA fl- just over the Manchester town line in South Windsor. Three and four bed­ ■ COVENTRY — 818,600. Contem­ ished rooms plhs an unflniahed ^ MI 9-8261 nanctng Is available with room models ready to move into or will build the home you prefeT on la. OPEN FOR INSPECTION THIS SATURDAY and SUNDAY, 1 P.M. TILL DARK prices startlar~8t $14,260 porary ranch,' 8 bedrooms hot 'bath and bidroom. The living • DIFFICULT on tiM spIK Ihvri. Very large wooded lot of your choice. Features of these custom designed homes DIRECIXIONS: % mile eouUi of Vernon Center on Route SO.'From the Wilbur CroM Parkway take'exit 97 and then follow the water baseboard heat, dishwaah- rdom has a fireplace rith pine are too numerous to list here so plan to drive out to Deniiiig Estates this #r, built-in range, one mile from paneled wall and bookcases. Din­ • EXPENSIVE early deUveiy Is possible arrqwa lake. Call owner. MI 9-8689. ing room or extra bedrcom is on some models. weekend to see these unique homes priced at $22,50i0 and $22,900. just off a large bright kitchen • TRICKY EXCLUSIVE SALES BY THE: IMmctlaiif: From Oak­ SIX ROOM-Ranch. full basei.[ with lot* of cabinets. Ceramic FURNISHED ond DECOfiATED BY: ment, attached garage. Green tile bath has colored fixtures, MANCHESTER ' land St turn left on H EXCLUSIVE SALES AGENT: Manchester Green A rea- • UNPREDICTABLE « Deming or Oakland From Manchestor, toko Oakland St. (Route 88)-to Oak Lodge rotary and tom left on I Manor. One block from Buckley .^ e s e . two homes are located in 11 MAPLE ST* School. Aluminum storm and an older residential area (Bow­ Spotless 614-ro6m ranch Rd., boar right over Deming 8t. Model homes ai^ alMNit */] mile on the left. ' < 1 /. in top condition. 3 bed­ • NEVER ENDING Parkway, lutn right Realtor . screen windows and doors, iire- ers School) so the lots.are not MANCHkSTER WARREN E. HOWLANDr . -i.. place, screened-in patio. Other hugs but ideal for upkeep,‘ City rooms, Wail-to-wmll car- UNLESS YOU’RE ONE OF MANCHESTER REALTY on A \ w for i/| mile. Watoh ^for olgns, yon I illili -'-A ..-M ^ ■ extras. Under $18,000. No agenfa. w uer and sewer. A lot of hoUMi peUng. Fireplace iq roomy oan*t ralso it—hope to ! , 575 MAIN $T.. MANCHESTER CaU MI 9-8878 0-9 p.m. for (18,400. 10% down payment living room. Be sure to GENERAL SPRAY'S liiiii For appointment anytime phone see this fine home. Aslz- ho ooring you. . . Ipiji MR. TED GOODCHI^D, Broker - Ml 3-0000 Ml 3-110»— TR 5^1711 MANCHESTER — 607 W. Middle Bob Agnew, McCarthy Enter­ tog $16,900. CUSTOMERS! M oo by O l ^ Roberto O F MANCHESTER Tpke., harp Cape, 614 rooms, prises, MI 4-0988 or MI 3-6878. W am n B. HSwIand MR. JOHN KRINJAK ’ MR. tEONREQN PORTERPOR MR. LQM

enclosa heflendtji a two dollar I check for. tyrt^-parking vlolatlonaj, T roop^ K i 11 s! AboulTown aalne^ day onlj^Vs minutes over DAIRY FREEZE tieard Along Main Street in each Case. 4 % I Wf-X'ENTER RT. ------TI1I» No. M. "Otticsr No. 2 tnoiild be pro­ Miner / Sniping Comer of-Adnina lo m . wit] l«^d iU Kritar mwit- 4nd on Som» of Manehtt$ier't SiHm StromtM, Too moted to N-o. 1. and, 1% ript kid­ Under New Mann|»«*nt ta t ia m t e r kali Meadiiy* nigtit ding - he'* on (he hal|: niitl I'm out a t a e'cKick. two bucks, which ars eiickned."'. ' In Strike Area Pulling Puadiea. *nkii the play waa presented in a Manchester police and c'ojirt. Now Open IBr. knd Hira. Francta Toumaud. < Palling Puncheef ; nuftibtr of places, including vet-. personnel chortled with glee when j (OonOnuJl from Pago One) } h K y IS Dapot Bq.. ctietarated their SSth ' Uon of Manchester High School | ^ren hospiUU to the delight of the they resd It and quickly heaped’ For Meals waddint anntvcraary Monday. Ulsted the iltspaairiohate. highly In- patients. Harvey waa made an honors on Officer No. 2. Newton • breaks Sre from the foliage- : lellectiial views hf 87 e,‘ w*a gnuMalad the Phtla- . The purpose of hlgh'school edii- Ident. Mrs. Barbara Thompson, Taggart reportedly took the rib­ tions. Rpeclnltatng In itolplita ^Tuctila InatlUite with a cation in gerteral, the function of now of Andover, was the flrst bing In good grace •while Officer The V1 oji e n c e- -which haa le ft, Southern Mod diploma tai taxUla techni>k>ty at ‘ each department In relation to this; president and winner of a trip to No. , 1, Dave fialllgan. bought a three dead several wounded and the TSth commencement eJcTrciaea I purpose, were examined in flow-’ Bermuda. j new ball point pen and went on his more than i$700.000 worth of prop-; CHICKEN M d today in Oermartown, Pa He ! Ing language. Inspired by the success of the . section of Uie parking meter best OHM active in the photo|fTaph.v erty destroyed -prompted Gov. A.' and GRINDERS This level of thought was In- Manchester '\VATES, a group or earlier than customary. ■V" • B. Chandler' to send the National dub and bitraipural aporta and a , . . Try u» the noxt member of Phi Pai fraternity.^ • tefrupied briefly on page 4s of the ganised 'In Milford, now 'h as 8.1 Guard intO the area for fwo weeks. report on the question of the sal­ members. ]n their flrst six months Negative .Appronrh ' The walkout idled 7.000 miners, time and" you'll be bnCk Mr. and Mra. Ha*en,Webb and ary schedule for the rlencsl staff they lost a total of *■' 1,000 At a" recent Building Committee i but manyfreturned to work after a again and ngnin! Mra. William Webb, all of New Ttie schedule was first listed, then pounds. Other Connecticut organi­ meeting, each member brought! Federal Court order May 1 en­ its date of establishment (19JV8i. sations have had similar 'success. with him the huge folio of plans j joined the UMW from all strike sc- Jeraey. apcat laat weekend in town John 8- Demko Wlitlnm A. Raimond vtaitint relatlvea. after which wasHhe question, "Is The local group is .always ready to and the Sears Roebuck-siae cata-1 Uvitlea. including picketing. it considered to beNiatisfactory ?" aasist and'encourage the forma­ logiiespectflcatlons. ! A hearfiig is scheduled In I^ex- Mlaa Suaan V. Hrown. daughter The answer—:"So-so?:^ tion of others. They have Ihe^ Someo'fts.^ mentioned the price of Receives BS Degrees from WPl ington July 15 on coal operators’ of Mr. and Mra Edwin H Brown. barking of the Manchester Medical' the new scKo^, and Architect Vic­ Johi. Samuel Der.iko, 222 charge! (of union violence in the 7- WATER (iaining t'ama . .Assn. tor Frid laiigmpg/y suggested the county strike area. 1 « McKee St., received the de- St., and V/illiam Anthony Sai- up residence in Stratford wtUi hia I 1 gtaa of aaaociate in arta at Cen­ "They Isjse Weight by the Tohi” But there's dne fact missing In < board members "weigh the draw­ rnond. -338 Oak St., recetved their wife, the former Gall E. Bronke The ilMW contract calls for a tenary OoHefe for Women. Hack- ia the title of a flve-page humorous the story. It was an item Jn this . ings. We charge hy the pound." b c’-elor of science degrees in of Manchester and their aon, Mark $2 daily pay false to $24.2{L-and c tta to ^ j., in commencement ; story about Msnrhe.ster WATES cbltjmn back in 19.1.S about weight; "That's not the way I heard it," commencement exerclaeis at Wor­ John. prohibits union operator! from i 1 luterelBea there thia morning. She In the current issiie of "Woman's reduction and cliiba around the Joined Committee Chairman Harr.v cester Polytechnic InatHute, Wor­ Saimond, tlie son of Mr. and handling non-union-mined coal. waa a member of the board for 'Uft" magaiine. It was written hy cmintiv that got the WATES off Howrovd. “Now I understand cester, .Mass., yeeterday after­ Mra. Anthony Sairiond. received Trucher Blair, who was wounded the college yearbook, a member [ Ernest Dickinson and Robert the ground, so to speak. Sopi* you take .your social security num­ noon. a scholarship for hia aophomore Frlda,^ was employed by the same of the Guild and of Sigma Epallon i Slanslield. women look the suggestion In the ber, diride by three..and add the Demko, the son of Mr. «nd Mrs. year, waa on the dean'a Uel. won erperatpr who employed trucker PW aorority. It opens with a paragraph about storv that such a group be formed discomfort index," .Samuel Demko, wan -a member a varsity letter in track, and waa James; O. Adama. who waa shot in Manchester. S0»0-n-o-o, good Mancheater Auxlliar>- Police Mrs. Rachel Symonds, 97 Seaman "Huh.’’ snorted committee mem­ of the college'# chapter of the a m em ^r of Phi Slgr.-1 Kappa down (April 16 delivering coal to a I Circle. whnwHs one of the early Ole Heard Along lakes some of the ber Joseph Mscaione. "now .voii’ve American Chemical Society, the f»eterhity. non-uhioii ramp in Letcher County. membm who are taking the first rredit. aid courae will meet at- Police j members of the "Women’s Assn, got 'to he uncomfortable at 79 or camera clul). and rifle club. He has Both graduated from Manqhes- Eartier. on March 31. Coal op­ Headquartan Monday at 7 p.m. j fn Enjoy Slimming." and s prlee- *1, or whatever they tell you>" accepted 'a position of project tar High School with honors In erator Woodrow Smith was fatally There will be no meeting Monday ' wnnner for wbight reduction. RI.;ht Where? engineer for--, the Raybestoa Di­ 1985. Demko v ae » i^emicaj en­ wounded at hia non-union mine at night for other Auxiliary mem- The door chimes sounded one The Manchester man was driv­ Frlendl.v Persuasion vision of Raybqetos , Manhattan. gineering major and Saimond a Stinl^ng Creek near Barbourville bera ■ evening and “by the' time she ing down a dark ' country- road . Four girls were walking around Inc.. m St 'Stforirh , and will take physic* major. in Kijox County. for the reached the door the caller had when he ivoticed hts wife, sitting the Center toward high school Edward Beaaer. 114 Ade­ vanished. However, on the door­ beside him, wag groping around about 7:30 yesterday morning. One laide tttkiarUl be' among the 1,000 step she found s gaily peribboned on the dash boa.d. was carrying a bouquet. correct time florist's box In.side was s bhpeh One fella in a group of three alumnae wNming to Wejiesley "What ara you looking for?" he standing "shooting the.early morn­ Town Ga^$29,162 Bid Open College. Wellealey^Mass.. for the of well washed carrots, amt a ndte asked. ing breeze" ribbed the girl with: any time annual Wellesley Wkekend June 11 which read. "Here's s treat ,,jfrom "The ash tray, I can't seem to "Who are' the flowers for. the All Day Sunday to 14 on the campus. the calorie cops. They.’re onn' E r ­ And It," teacher?" -'s. rols ■ - but you're the tops! Colv-.^ With a hiiaband'a quick irapa- .! CTatulations!" "Yeh," the girl replied. "Exams For Improving Park dial JA 4-8123 AdvarUeemenl— -tiwee he said," it's right th ^ .' next week!" , X PINE PHARMACY HSf^ral of the local WATES at- Just grab that IHtle handle and (Oonps!! We caught ourselves Jn W4 CENTER RT. Ml a-Mia Drive otk t" Ashford Laike this ‘ tended^ a meeting In Hartford a pull ft-.open." im-^aloping grade and providing more j few yearif-ago whose members had time. We were going lo ask Apparent low' bidder for weekend. So she did only the "little han- hopponed" to the big red tipplf. proving Robertaon Park ia the play area In the park. ' the same object, weight reduction, dler proved lo be the knob on the Then we remembered. Cham­ Sheekey said the Brancifort Arm but found it rith^r dull. They radio. It came off with hardly any ber gives those now.) Brancifort Bros. Conatructlop Co. estimated It could complete the made up their minds IhalredticiNg proteet at all. of Cromwell. w'ork within a 6- or 8-w’eek'period , had to he fun to .succeed)- They after atarting. weiv fortunate. In enlisting th> 4{i- Call That a^Hnrgain? The Arm bid $29,162 In a bid ,| terest of Harvey Ward, who pro: I Can You Hula? The mother /farisfully *-led her opening At 2 p.m. yesterday in the To Examine Bids PSTOWN - diiced the screamingl.v funny play, i Victor Frid. architect of the .voung aon oyer to the chairs on Municipal Building. ITie bids will be examined by North .End Junior High School, Other bidders Were A. Dzen General Manager Richard Martin W 1 p h a r m a c y M ; "Tons of Fun." This first program displa.v outaifle of Grant's store on j was Just what the title Implied. showed u'p-at the Board of Educa­ Main St. and aal him down in one. Construction Co. of Manchester, before a contract la signed. 459 Hartford Rd.—MI 9-9946 tion and Bulllhng Committee meet­ "You just ail there and adver- $30,949: the Jarvis Construction The project includes hauling For Rent ings recently with a deep tan. li.se yoiir.self for $5.95, I'll be back Co, of Manchester, $45,470; James All, hauling and spreading loam, ' "Aloha!" - e x c 1 a i hvgd several in .a minute," she told him as she D. Aceto and Sons of Manchester regrading, fertilizer' and seed, OPEN ALL DAY board members who k n w ',^ - had walked into the store. $34,999.98: E. J. Havertv Inc. of cutting .. and removing - trees . and ■ TybhiL '•Slaiiojt, L T. WOOD CO. Jiiat returned from a lrfp--„to We.st Hartford. $52,735; Thom as flt^impa. removing and reinstalling j SUNDAY I Hawaii. Have Pun Colla Construction.. Co. of M an -, Plft.VfP-ound equipmertf. in -' | ICE PLANT j "How long were you there?” '' 'A,,MrreBp(mdknl from a nearby Chester, $.33,149; Maskel-Conatmc- stalling steps, sidewalk, and storm | CENTER STREET, MANCHESTER PRESCRIPTIONS 81 BISSELL ST. a?k*d one hoard member. tovs-riSeri this sign on hts door the lion Co. of South Windsor $36,735; sewers. It also includes the cost of "Six weeka," he replied. Then other dayt.,^ i and the Brookside Coirstniction shaping and paving a 2.540 square ; This Ik a brand new, modem senlee station on Center Cubc»-CntJihed-Blnrkit added with a faraway look. "Tf I Co. of East Hartford. $39.8.57. : OF COURSE "Gone to iulpide. Back at 1:30.” Town Engineer James Sheekey’.s "h'ton Librai>..-_t . - ! Street In Manchester. Reasonable rent. Two to fonr could play a iikelele or alriim a ^ . Anon. weeks paid training period. Must have some capital. Ixian guitar I would never have come estimate for the project waa about Town Director f rancia Mahoney ^ ; said in a statement yesterday he available to qualified person. Excellent opportunity for back." . i would ask that the Town Highway i The Board of Directors app^o-■ ogp^j-tmenl improve the existing I young married man with ambition. Apply 9 to 6 dally to 40 Oenta a Minute Police Arrests I priated . $27,000 for the job last | area there and would* re- Mr. .Slenner, JA 2-8231'; evenings MI 9-8692. Fellow, from New Britain came i-mpnth. An additional $3,000 Is left quegt, an appropriation of $1,500 THE ARMY and NAVY to Mancheater recenll.v and. in the j bvSr, in an amount appropriated | parking meter fund for course of activity, parked his car Robert A. Ricci, 19. of Paw la.st fait".for the ^nduit job per- ; cost of blacktopping. In at least two different alalia on tucket. R. I., waa arrested on the foi'med* ■“ by A. ‘ Dzen Co. Mahoney aaid also he would re­ Main St. Wilbur Cross Highway yeaterdav The condint-ehcloAea LydSIl am> quest money to pay for painting When he went hack to New by SUte Police. He ia charged i White iBrooka. 'and the Improve- the outside woodwork of the Com- Britain, it was possibly »» a wiser with speeding and driving without | ments upon which bids were taken munlj;y Y. man that he penned the follow­ a license. Hia court date is June yesterday consist-mainly of hury- ing: 22. ing the expo.sed conduit ilncier a NO - "Oentlemen: BINGOEVERY SATURDAY NIGHT 8:00 "It is my dubious priillege to BBOBBMBBM DANCING TO DICK ADAJIS’ ORCHERTRA DOWN PUBLIC INVITED Family Vacations FOR PAYMENT PRESCRIPTIONS SAFETYIS SAKE DAY OR NIGHT ATLANTIC APARTMENTS And Lon^BF tiro Wear BY EXPERTS On heauU/ul, rugged, historic BLOCK ISI-AND. Reliah the clean, Drivt In For Oi Buy your heating, roofing, aluminum windows, fresh sea air. 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!ar n o n i a w d b b a i i i i ^ n a / know what a mainliner laT" Checking my notm after talk* Madhatter tentatively; “Oh. tag wtOi Robert B. Coatello,’ mt- yea, my brother llvee outaide of ,^U va producer of ArbHtronf Philadelphia... pirole Theatire and rice preaident Impatiently, trombwiiet Conrad 'of Talent' Asaodatea, aw with llghta a cigarette, '^o, no, no— Oohrad' Jahla, aetor, bandleader a mainline ip oAe who ia hooked, add trdmbontat atar of Circle Tha- graduataa'' from the everyday atre’a *The Monkey Ride"’ (June klcka like beaniea to heroin, 10, CBB-TV) deddod to ^ v e cre­ cocaine, the big stuff. I’ve never dit wli^re credit la dup—'nie Mad- seen anyone take it. My band,'The batter reaUy reported thia). Tailgate 6, haven’t either. Gee, Monday, May 16, 4:80 pan. Hot, what a drummer I have—^^Panama humid aununer dliy. A aormmble Francis — wa get a break in this over to West 44tti St. Late, late, shoiv. W« work with the Com­ terrlUjf late. The White Rabbit la monwealth of Maasacbuaetta—De­ mumbUngr to the M adhatter. Bun­ partment of Public Health—Food dled into another cab front there, and Drug Act Diyiaion. Oreat eontact picturea in one hand, an script The bo;^ all have linee, too, attractive youth named Confad aa well aia playing the Jasz.” Jania by hia aide, eaying: Cab lurchey. “Why is Arm-, „ ‘Tt’a really not fair to the Coast to coBst, everybody knows strong Clrclo Theatre doing a Doug Edwards, CB8-TV news- iiiualciana. Tve never iMen anyone show on dope, then, th at is, if bo take a diet. I’ve never known a csster and anchor man for Arm­ puaher. Oh, I know, Jaaa playera many have already been done?" strong Circle Theatre. His tone probably do. I’ve been in over 60 “Theib’a no lim it to the dlh. of suthority adds distinction to TV ahowa, all about dope. Tve genoe of dope peddlera Massa­ the prestige “live" program (CBS- chusetts is doing a gobd fight to TV, 10-11 p.m., alternate Wed­ dooe enou(h reaeakch to know treat the - victims like patients, " hdw to cook it, amoke it, even die nesdays). The Circle Theatre last instead of criminals — put ’em in Chriaunaa changed its “actual” busy, and'Wilson Lehr, writer-and of It — depreaalvea, atimulanta, hospitals instead ef JaUs. Im ­ NYU professor, went up to Boston benaedrinea, malhllnera.., you format to bring a Joyous mvening p o rtan t" into the ciewer’s homes, witn Doug and learned every detail. We oan’t I h o Madhaitter nods serl ously: Edwards, newscater, as star-nar- use an Idea only, or a news story “Ve^, very important." only. We must also be able ta pre­ ConneeHeet B*nl< rator. sent some potential solution, )eome Cab stops wMh a soreeofa on hope for our citizens to conMder, MIR TRUST CRMrtUv'S j Madison Avenue. Late, late . . . sorted shsignments kept him go­ to think about. In Hypnosis, we duck througli traffic acroes to 444, ing for aw t^ and then , . . stone presented two aides ef the picture up to Talent Aaaoolates. Through broke! So he traveled with “Cir­ —amateurs and medical profes- mSTHHTMUNEY the first office, past tbe waiting cus Bauer" as horse tAlner and siouls. m BerUn, Roger Hiraon room whore aotofs are reading and I flew to Germany for the scripts, sroimd the corridor. chaperon of horses in caravans ^tdmk touring anpUl towns in Europe. facta on the flareup between 9tend, weit. Americans and Russians, talked to ELECTRONICS “Isn’t there a seat around Bade home. Bob and his family (he has- three girls and one boy Russian military men and diplo­ here?" inquired • actor Conrad. mats as well ea persoanfsl of our LABORATORIES “How about a seat somewhere?” now) were finding things s bit tougta, “I saVr th a t ABC's 'Tour Armed Forces, end our members h« WwhMil “A mushroom wiH do," eddod of State Dep4rtment'.”«''He stops Madhatter. ' P et ihuvkde’ needed someone to 277 BROAD train the children’s 4-footed for a oigarstte. "CJonrad Jants here Aa if he didnk hear, Jenia ia our Boy Scout in “The Mon­ changes tbe subject: wslha t« wa­ friends. I got the Job.” . { “What animal psychology key Ride”. . . Now—you CM write dieeka ter coder, “ /ant a drMc?" My . Lots niore talk Madhatter didn't againet credit inatesd of year baaebaU team wan today. I Just asks Msdhatter. STANGK S«9 9 MH “Keep ’em hungary,” he quite Off:—tormilnology— Juke Box bank balance, and yea cm came from the perk. My team Is Scahdid, .heetnik. dope terms, alwnye' have a BOMtontial A PoitabI* Radio .. made up of thevshmr I'm in Malse torts with a 1^ grin. . stum ulanta, idepfoaaivea, etc. fund ef money4n-ihe-benk te A MUUon and Rediin in the Sun “Being hungary got me in TV White RabMt pulls out watidi. buy anything yea want at any. aa (be perfect arad- and Majority of One. Great team. . .. . but back to our Circle The­ time!’ abower, weddlar Has two six o'clocks on it. Lato, Tou know, part of the Broadway atre. “We aim to combine fact and late, terribly late. w birthday gift! tick Show League. Get crowds of fans.” drama, arouse Interest, even con­ Conrad says goodbys: “T want paw a e a t aeon. We*re troversy, on importsnt and topical open Ibaradaya aaUI 0. A tall, tall commanding man, a depressive with.an olive in it.” quieUy, swiftly, coming toward subjects—support them with au­ Leaves, (lithe, taut man. .played Ml us. Madhatter minks: Talent As­ thoritative statements by recog­ in “Visit ts a Small Plane.” “Time 3-1171 sociates must have signed a new nized leaders in specified fields Out for Ginger,” others; triple Western star—ten foot tag. eight . . Douglas Edwards, our an­ threat guy—film, music, and foot broad, so eo good-lodikig! chor man and narrator, ties the boasts of over 260 m ajor network The man offers his hand. “I’m story together . . . he's a grekt qhowa. “Tailgate 6” m aking Boh CoflteUo. “He smiles. “Sorry guy . . . Fa. To Madhatter, sa3rs “Not . FOR PREFERRB^ about the wait—the oonterenoe “What is the usual procedure niarried, thank goodness. Bacha- room busy , .-. come along.” . . . like for The Mc^ey Ride?” lor.” DOTTLED GAS REAL E$TATE and Madhatter settles down com­ S tv Conrad mentioiu that "The Designer C!oateUo eketches ideas SERVICE fortably to listen to tbe skecif- Monkey Ride” has nothing to do for hia production. Formeriy Far Hone or Oottego IMSURANCE S«(VICE tlve producer of. Circle Tbeatra. with animals > . i with' “Mr. Peepers'’ invited over <• • -‘"A .newspaper piece) might be to Join Talent Associates, pack­ The Chicago bom, New York-bred, the springboard, as it was in- this Robert B. (for ^w ard) Costello agers of the program..has work­ Rental Water case. Inspector Kalil, 'bfxtne Food shop at home, .but his favorite Heaters are JARVIS REALH CO. graduated from^Dartmouth in '48, and Drug division of th^ Massa- hobby is whaling. - "I've collect­ taught at Tale, specialized in a ^ ■ chusetta H ealth Department, ed harpoons, whaling stories, all P available. REALTORS—INSCJROR.S and architecture, and’ in 1947 actually turned musician In order accoutrements, but I never caught Only 81.86 me. S8S E. Center S t - M I 8-4118 joined the Theptre’’ Research Unit to trace suppliers of narcotics. He a whale. .Looking forward to it.” at Ste'vens fnstitute, Hoboken, played his part as dope addict and Hpt summer day. Madhatter N.J. Illustrating a book on theatre Hilarinetist so as not to dis­ wants to make a pun. “Whale of DO YOU KNOW architecture, a Dutch industrialist covered, and helped save a young a producer, .whale of man.” Late, invited him to go to Europe to de couple from getting hooked for late, terribly late., almost time CHADWICK I& C O . F Alii D Alto Stores sign lighting for factories, etc,. As- keeps. We got our researchers fof- Circle ‘llie a tre .'.. . < 644 o eB|iTEB: ST.—1MI 8-0444 880 MAIN 8T.—M I 8-7080 So^oM AU Makes Of SATURDAY , Television PROGRAM 11m AMstiR A. ' Washers. Dryersv SATURDAY DAYTIMB 08),JEFF'S OOLUE (4) JUBILEE. UA.A. CHAMBERS <». R^riEerators and 1:M (88) FILM (80)'FLIPPY THB 4M4 (8-44) BRENNER. M ev tag ... (80) AS WE WERE * ^ CLOWN (88-84) BLACK SADDLE Televisions At (48) OANIHKPIN BOWlr- (44) BENGAL LANCERS (8-88) LAWRENCE WELK Renaonable Prices >. 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Suburbia Today THE KEN-L-BI8 K I T D O G = ^ LETTERS THE MAGAZINE OF PLEASANT PLACES +lQe go dog...+he fun 'dog...+he dog -fhaf .I'eally belongs E r n e s t V.,H byn Editor-In-Chief A P a u l H oppiaAN M a r io n L o w n d e s D*duoilon for Com m uting? woman is a snare and a delusion. Let’s E d ito rs not complicate the tax form any D e l m a r L ip p Roadoro roport, pro and oon. ^further." Managing Editor C Ray Ballard We would like to thank the many Huntington Woods, Midiigan readers who wrote tb give us their Marriage In The Suburbs ■V . S

HAIE- Suburbia Today, June 1959 Suburbia Today, tim e 1959 For Young Marrieds In Suburbia? e. Newlyweds will move four times, statistics show... they will have 3,4 children BV LILLIAN POMPIAN ...and the "silver anniversary move” may be back to the city...

N A"balmy evening last summer, a tall, daiic and Hiey Will Have 3.4 Children Both Will Share in Making Decisions handsome young man, Don Schack, a jmiipr at Lois would like to have four children. The average In spite of glib talk about '^’dormitory suburbs” ORoosevelt University in Chicago, qued a fraternity figure, according to a sampling made by Alvin Scaff, where the wife operates as head of the house, the. brother talking to an extraordinarily pretty girl. Don in the American Sociological Review, is 3.4. The studies made by the University of Michigan show that stopped, was introduced and stared, dazzled. That last child will probably be born while she is still the suburban husband is more than holding his own. night he went home and told his parents, “Fve met under thirty. The next decade will be a strenuous He is usually the one who decides what car to buy, the girl I’m going to m ar^.” one, but Lois and Don will be young while their how much insurance to gel. and—once the children His mother smiled indulgently. children are growing up and in the “prime of life” are grown—whether his wife will go back to work. It “What’s her name?” she asked. when they begin a new and wonderful relation with has been demonstrated that a dominating’ husband, “I don’t know,” Don confessed. He simply hadn’t the grown people the children in their turn have if he is not' too dominating, produces a happier become.' heard it family than the one in which the wife is boss. How-, Her name, as it turned out, is Lois, and she says, “The year we moved into our new bouse I had ever, the over-all tendency -In this country today is “I felt the same as Don. W e'hit it off right from three of them all in diapers at once,” said a woman toward marriages in which both husband and wife the start. He got my number from his fraternity in Winrietka, translating the sociologists’ figures into I share in making the decisiotis, and the suburbs are brother and. called me the next day. Two days practical fact. “Bill helped me all be could, of course- no exception. poor soul, he finally took the third six a.m. feieding. later he gave me his fraternity pin. When you’re They Will Not Save Much Cash ‘piimed’, k means you’re engaged to be engaged.” But we’re begiiming to catch our breath now and we know this is going to be a wonderful place to Half the families in suburbia today have less than Skxm after, Qon bought the ring and this August $1,(XX) in cash savings, according to the University of 22nd, one year from the day of their meeting, they raise our family.” . Science reporter Earl Ubell agrees. Summing up Michigan survey, although there have been large in­ will have an evening Wedding at Chicago’s Blackstone creases in income in recent years. Another survey, Hotel. After a two-week honeymoon in Nassau they the sociologists’ findings in a recent series called ’’Marriage in the Suburbs” he says: made for the Federal Reserve Board, showed that, as will settle in Evanston, a subiirb of homeowners, they spend 5% more of their income What’s ahead for Lois and Don and their thousands “Children in the suburbs are more likely to be do­ ing oonktructive and outdoorsy kinds of things than on cars, household equipment and repairs than they of counterparts across the country? It fii now possible Lois and Don—the biggest move will come this summer. are children in the city. Taking it all together, it would if they were remng apartments. When Don to give some fair answers to this very important ques­ is thirty-five or forty h\s outlay on these durable tion, thanks to studies of yoiing families Ik ffie seems that the suburban boy (and his sister, too) spend their time in activities that reflect home life, com­ goods may be one and a half times as much as it suburbs, made by the University of Michigan, the Unii^ have been more likely to use the time for activities munity life and small group life. He mirrors his par­ would be if hedifference whether the house ‘ Those who have been married longest would be the pect already. Lois is now working at the First make time for things that bring them personal satis­ is in city or suburb. I^djl^le who live in houses spend first to agm . In addition to the usual hazards, around National Bank in Evanston and will continue to do faction. Among nuuried people who have made the about the same wherever they are. It still costs more so. For a few years they win live in a small apartment Boston bir anywhere else, suburban marriages have than renting. But in the suburbs the homeowner gets the dulling routine of commuting to contend with, “third move” in suburban Winnetka, the favorite they have’ found in Evanston and Don expects to pastimes are reported to be oil painting, swimming, more living space, and he seems to want it.” commute to Qiicago to work. and the endless chores of owning and managing prop­ golfing, ski-ing, and playing the piano and guitar, and So it b homA>wning that accounb for the increased erty on a comfortable but inelastic budget. Another In 4 -5 Yean Hiey Will Build singing. Such active and uncomplicated uses of lebure, expenditure rather than where the home b. And since special hazard may be the side of suburbia so fa­ Their Evanston apartment is one of die new, well- sociologbts believe, make for cheerful and rewarding Dr. Harvey J. Locke of the University of California miliar in recent novels-some very entertaining novels, ludKiut ones, with two pleasant rooms and a teal family life. As sociologist Robert Hess puts it, “Fami­ has found that homeowners have fewer divorces than it must be admitted—where life over the week-ends kitchen and comfortable closets. Like.most brides lies must do what b contfortable for them.” Continued on page 21 today, Lois already has a practical first-hand knowl­ seeim to turn into one huge, adulterous cocktail party. edge of housekeeping and one wedding present she But when the University of Michigan’s Institute for has asked for eapeciaUy is a vacuum cleaner with Social Research made a comparison of marriages in Tomorrow’s families will be young together— ^1 the latest attachmrats for grooming die apart­ rity u d suburbs they.found out that the destructive ihe last of the 3.4 children will probably effeeb of suburban living bad been greatly overrated. be bom while his mother is ment and their new posaessioiis. They will spend the most carefree jiears of thdr married life here, years The rate of divorce b lower, the tables show, among still under thirty. when they win have uncrowded hours and week-ends people who are better educated, make more money, f^J®* for the things they both love to do—bowling and have more children and own their own homes and, picnics and square dancing, and above all, d««bt«g as you might expect from thb, the rate of divorce b to rallies in their pride and joy, Don's new Triumph 'lower in the suburbs. The way of life in suburbia, sports car. according to the latest statbtics, tends to make mar­ riages more secure. In the years ahead. Lob and Don T h e next wiU be to a house, their first one. They eqiect to build in fow or fiw years and k and the other millions of young suburban famflies will be a m i^ undertaking;‘They plan to start will haven slight edge over city people in their chances for marital happiness. ^ f " *•» payment in 1964, and they will finance the balance and pay k off gnchi- ' they W iU-Simp^.’Fheir Uvea ally out of eernings, in the same vray that diey paid > From the beginning. Lob Don are going to die rent on the epartment, “Expatision of die fhmily,” have less lebure time than their young nuuried friends to ^ might expect, is the chitf reman given 1^ in the city, and much of the free time they have will •ocwlogistB for the second move made by young be qient in . action—gardening, cooking, golfing, read­ people.^ 1 ing. If they had chosen to live inllie city they would Cl ' ^

Smbkrbia Todmy, Imne i959 V,., Suburbia Today, June 1959 BY HAROLD B. JACOBSON HOW WEEDONE Burglars read the helps you have AfVpAD oY ^ social news with care. a better lawn p a n t i w ^ tn ’^ 1 N \ L

Brosd-bivsd and other lawn weeds mar the MV DADDV ?IAYX OOkP appearance of your lawn, crowd out desirable laws trasses, rob good grass plants of My daddy plays golf. He wears gray pants when he plays. needed nutrients. I bought him these "Paris”* Elastic Belts for his gray pants. his year will go down in history as the Year of Aren’t they nice? I picked out the colors myself. It was easy. Tthe* Opien House—for burglars. Once every min­ The little tags on the belts told me they go with gray. ute, a burglary is committed somewhere in the United States. “The chance that your bouse will not be burglar­ ized is steadily decreasihg,'’ says FBI Director J. Ed­ gar Hoover. “And too niatiy people extend unwit­ ting hospitality to the burglaf^’^ How about you? Arc you burglar bait? Are You Burglar One sure way to attract burglars When you go on WEEDONE penetrates the weed, kills it roots vacation is to advertise in the newspapers. The society and all. Dandelion and other lawn weeds db from leat t y to root tip, yet WEEDONE will page is full of news about who is going Where and Summertime is harvest time for a burglar—so look not injure fine lawn grass. when, a dead giveaway that the coast is clear pther time-tested tip-offs are; a stuffed mailbox; milk on at it his way before you go on vacation. your back porch turning sour; newspapers piling up on your doorstep; lawn sprouting whiskers. MYOAPPY looks HAHItrdME OtesSEO UP As burglan see yon good chance that some of the locks on your house What yqu feed your dog b also important. Paul S. can be opened writhout them. The average bouse has Murphy of Saugus, Massachusetts, gave hb dog a Try looking at your house through a burglar’s eyes. eight locks, but too often only the front door lock steak to eat while be took his family on a Sunday My Daddy looks handsome dressed up. He often wears blue Has it a lived-in look? Or are the shades pulled down is any good. And the front door is the last place where drive last January. When he returned several hours pants. I iMught him these "Paris” Elastic Belts for his blue and the curtains drawn? And what, as a thoughtful a burglar wants to be seen breaking into a house. later, he found his bouse ransacked, $1,000 in cash prowler, would you make of that? A dark house is pants. The little tags told me they went with blue. stolen, and hb wife’s furs and jewelry gone. On the By killing onsightty weeds, roob and all, you burglar bait too, and leaving one light on at the front Triclu of Use trade front lawn hb ik>g was contientedly working on the give desirable lawn grasses rpom to grow, door win not help much. Keep a light on in the living There are two kinds of locks—spring and deadlocks. steak which was still frozen. valuable plant nutrienb which weeds room as well, and a light in the bathroom is even The spring lock snaps closed automatically when you rob from the soil. better. Many people who do nothing to prevent burglaries shut the door. It is especially popular with apart­ If you’re going on a long trip and don’t want to say, “Let the insurance company worry about h.” ment dwellers—and “celluloid men.” Celluloid men 'I?! use up electricity, invest in a radio-clock with an ap­ But insurance will not pay you for the time you spend are burglars who specialize in forcing back spring pliance plug-in. It will put your lights on for the reporting to the police; or meeting with insurance locks with strips of celluloid or other stiff material. hours when they are most effective, and the sound adjusters; or identifying your loss; or appearing in Although not strictly a celluloid man, Charles of your radio will lead the burglar to believe that court for days in case the criminal goes to trial. Neither Smhh, aged 28, used the same idea to haul in over somebody is home. will insurance cover you for loss of persona] papers, half a million dollars in two years. H b specialty was . Some of us not only give burglars the green light— leases, checks, or hems of sentimental value. apartment houses. Dressed as a delivery boy, he would we also hand them the keys. Over 100 million Ameri­ You have probably aho heard people say, “If a ring doorbeUs, and if someone answered, be would cans carry an average of four keys each, and about b u r^ r wants to get in, there’s nothing you can do You’ll have a healthier, more beautiful lawn excuse himself by saying it was a mbtake, and go on 40 million keys are lost every year. Never put your to stop him.” Thb used to be true when burglary was if you control lawn Weeds the WEEDONE daddy in lo the next apartment. He repeated thb until he found MY PIAY5 WlW Ot/A VARO name and address on your key or key ring. You can an art practiced by skilled professionals. Not so today. way. It’s the original ?,4-D weed killer, now one where nobody answered the door. get a duplicate for a few cents, which is a lot better Amateurs have invaded the field, and 54% o f all with 2,4,S-T added. My Daddy plays with me in our yard. He wears brown He then took out hb equipment—a screwdriver and than having it fall into the wrong hands. burglars arrested in thb country are tinder 18 years pants. These "Paris” Elastic Belts I bought look so nice with a jimmy. If there wasn’t enough room for him to of age; one out of every four b under 15. These Have you ever considered how many people have WUBMK is easy and economical to use- spring the lock with hb screwdriver, be jimmied the his brown pants. The little tags made them so easy to pick out. keys to your house outside your Immediate family? amateurs shy away from the bouse that’s hard to liquid for sprayer, dry for spreader appKca- door away from the frame and forced the bifft back. crack. Of course, there are your maids, cooks, housekeep­ Forewarned is forearmed. tkM. Harmless to children and peb. Sold .W hen be was caught in 1955, be admitted to over er^ both past and present. And what about previous wherever fine garden produds are available 800 bursaries. owners--and their maids, cooks, etc.? Despite this, . . . still at the same low price: 8-oz. can For bM protectidn, get a deadlock which must we never bother to change the locks on a house when $1.00, S-lb. bag 12.25. Larger siies avail- be turned with a key to throw the bolt. Make sure ' we move in, ' abb. (Dry form it has a metal shield, so burglars can’t saw through slightly higher One ingenious thief, Rex Milton; made a fortune th e b o lt west of the out of this simple observation. Milton worked his Housebreakers have a way with windows, too. They Rockies.) ■ dodge in the Midwest some years ago. He would rent break-through them quickly and quietly 1^ covering. ' a house boin the owners who welcomed this addi- the glass with adhesive or scotch tape before snubb­ tisiial moome while they were on vacation, ^He was ing it You can buy special burglarproof - window 'a model tenant and paid his tent regularly. '' W i locks at your hardware store. About a year after he moved 'out, Milton would ■; I. And you cqn’t depend oii Rover to keep the wolvea \ return when nobody was borne,.let in .with "V M\r paddy Loyu PAAIVeWA^TIC BgcTS from your door. Standard equqMnent for many < a duplicate k ^ , and take, out everything that was not burglars b a patty of raw hamburger to dbhact your WEEDONE nailed down. When he was finally caught, he was My Daddy loves' "Paris” Elastic Belts—and I love my dog while they ransack your bouse. Dogs sleep more earning $20,000 a year; owned bis own $25,000 home; kills weeds, rcx)ts and all! soundly on a full stomadi, so try to feed yours, not Daddy. He told Mommy he likes them after Father’s Day, traveled in a oustom-built.car; and bad a storebouse later than five in the afternoon. Thb way, he’d be too, when the bills come in—they’re only $2.50. They of hot goods he had not yet sold. * P/IRiS more aktt at night. > come in all kinds of pretty colors. What color Even if you’re careful with your keys, there’s a (Feaewhr awaiicaa Clwwital PWat Gt.) M. jMma, Mi. • M nua. M. • NHn. CUH. "Paris” Elastic Belt does your Daddy wear? , SusOsu ip i SUtOun Me n O eu n i « « a » . • GMmw»* Mms Far* • tea fa* Suburbia Today, /uue §959 inaiwMlii U rued— PreUem , lee. 8 Suburbia Todaf, June t9S9 Let there / ■ ■ . / be space, air, A SU M M ER -

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BY T. MORRIS LONGSTRETH A child let alone watches.

.1^ The bondage to incessant sound te an mifenlivt-H s t r o n o m e r s have discovered a strange thing: for every young father and mother to desire no less wounding of the spirit. Even the individual'^sileiM A^ the universe har()ors an obscure desire to return than the essentials of an ideal home life for their of a ringle tree in the dooryard changes a childhood. to its origins. So do we. The city-dweller dreams of children. Let there be thunder and the sounds of the grandeur •j- i-.*. ' j a place in the country. Then, when he g ^ it, he of surf, let the woods roar, and the military band Silence invites peace o f mind. hikes oif to the wilds for vacation. And once there, h e first essential is space—I don’t mean that start the blood to rioting, let the crows caw, let k t it rain, let it buzz, let him bum his fingers, he keeps T vacancy above, even though that n what we other children shriek for joy of contention. T l ^ saying, ‘This is the life!” seem to be coming to. I mean that room to run in, sounds are tonic for a time. But silence invites peace And so it is, the immemorial life of breathing pure to get breathless in, without having to dodge road­ of mind, peace of spirit, invites sanity to returh and air, drinking pure water, soaking in the sunshine on way missiles. Preferably there's a field, an orchard,' brood. T te army of silence that is a woodland is a an sides, and using every muscle in his body. Every­ at least a garden handy. Best of all a woods, where bodyguard of sanity. ' ----- thing he does is play. For a few heavenly weeks he birds or redskins or just silence are available for the ia once more a diild, the boy he had forgotten. youngster’s moods. Even 'if luture in the large is LAY is life, it is imagination in action. It is the But what if he had never had a chance to be Hint over the hiD, at least have some nature nearby, bushes, Pchild, not mother, who knows best and goes to boy? What if his diildhood had-been spent in apart- a terrain for hi \ .y ■ « '7 ,)» 7 ■1 % Yet it Mill may 'pay to give a thought to the kid’f conveniences. Let him have air, first aid to a child’s one’s life. An anthiO b wmiderful. A bee b a good ■ -> I- ,;i . true happiness and the insistent longing to return existence. instnilctor.'A tree to climb, a brook to wade, in, ber- r ■' \ .1 to first principles: to the old simplicities, morning With the air, let there, be occasional stillness. Coraimud om pate 21 \ ' fte^ness, and times of sound joys. It is instinctive Something valuable in us wflts in perpetual noise. - 1 i ' ’ -• \ »

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/ •Ht! / ■ Mf/r/r/:/r^'/m .^1 ^ A decorative ice block may he floated A punch worthy o f royalty. This versatile salad is equally delicious made with lobster 4. Remove from simmering water, immediately add the in the punch howl and clusters of To Prepare: 15 min. or turkey. Satisfy the individual tastes o f your guests by softened gelatin and stir until gelatin is dissolved. Stir in grapes or individual flowers may be preparing and serving twin nuilds. the grated onion, mustard, and horse-radish. Cool; chill used to decorate Iha rim oft the howl. I Vi cups orange luicc . until mixture begins to gel (becomes slightly thicker). cup unsweetened pineapple juice To Prepare: 45 min. To Chill: 4-5 hrs. V4 cup lemon juice 5. Lightly oil a l'4-qt. mold with salad or cooking oil '-7 1 cup cold water (not olive oil). Set aside to drain. ■4 cup lime juice 2 tablespoons (2 env.) unflavored gelatin 6. Cut the lobster nicat into small pieces and put into a cup grenadine sirup t cap quick chicken broth.double-strength (dissolve Vi cup sugar large bowl. Drizzle lemon juice evenly over lobster and 2 chicken bouillon cubes In I cup hot water) - a 3 cups chilled ginger ale 3 egg yolks set aside. / ■1, cup chilled sparkling water 114 teaspoons salt . ' 7. When gelatin mixture is of desired consistency, using ■ 4 teaspoon while pepper the chilled bowl and beater, beat the whipping cream 1. Blend together the fruit juices, grenadine, and sugar; 2 teaspoons grated onion “ until cream is of medium consistency (piles softly). Fold stir until sugar is completely dissolved. Chill thoroughly. 2 teaspoons prepared mustard whipped cream into slightly thickened gelatin mixture, 2. When ready to serve, pour fruit-juice mixture into a I teaspoon prepared horse-radish 8. Mix almonds, celery, and olives with the lobster. >■ punch bowl. Add the ginger ale and sparkling wa(er;stir 3 cups cooked lobster meat Pour the whipped-cream mixture over lobster and fold • N; gently to blend. About 2 gts. punch 3 tablespoons lemon juice together. Turn mixture into mold. Chill until firm, 4 to I Vz cups chilled whipping cream 5 hrs. or overnight. (beat only one-half at a time) m •///mr/rr/./// '4 cup (about I oz.) finely chopped toasted almonds 9. To unmold, run tip of knife carefully around edge of >4 cup finely chopped celery mold. Invert onto a chilled serving plate and remove The flavor o f this exquisite punch rivals that o f champagne.\ ■ 4 cup finely chopped pimiento-stufTcd olives mold. (If necessary, wet a clean towel in hot water and To Prepare-: 10 min. \ wring it almost dry; wrap hot towel around mold for a 1. Chill a bowl and rotary beater. few seconds. If mold docs not loosen, repeat.) Garnish of I cup orange juice ' in honor cup lime juice 2. Pour the cold water into a small bowl. Sprinkle the with water ercss or clusters of frosted grapes placed op shower galax leaves. -to a Vi cup sugar gelatin,evenly over the water. Let stand about 5 min. to 3 cups chilled sparkling white grape juice soften. 10 to 12 servings The June X \ove\y day 1. Blend together the fruit juices and sugar; stir until 3. Beat the egg yolks in the top of a double boiler. Add on a sugar is completely dissolved. Chill thoroughly. the broth gradually, stirring constantly. Mix in the salt S u h u rh ia in 2. When ready to serve, pour orange-juice mixture into and pepper. Stirring constantly, cook over simmering a punch bowl. Add the sparkling white grape juice; stir water*until mixture is smooth and slightly thickeried, Follow recipe for Molded Lobster Elegance. Substitute gently to blend. About 5 cups punch 5 to 8 min. cooked white meat of turkey for the lobster.

i / U 'To Prepare: 45 min. To Freeze: 2-3 hrs. MELANIE DE PROFT \ Pastry for l-crusi 9-in. pie (your favorite recipe F o o d ^ ito r or a prepared mix) . / I Vi cups sugar 7 tablespoons cornstarch O n e o f K R A F T S % teaspoon salt I'/i cups hot water 3 egg yolks, slightly beaten 3 fam ous 2 tablespoons butler or margarine * I teaspoon grated lemon peel ' margarines f§ Vi cop lemon juice 3 egg whites These miniature rolls are at their best when partially The flavor o f these delicate cheese sticks is especially de­ Vi cup sugar split and lightly spread with water-cress butter. lightfiil with either the lobster or turkev nwld. i.'.S• 1. Prepare, bake, and cool pastry shell. To Prepare: 35 min. To Bake: 20 min. To Prepare: 15 min. To Bake: 8 min. 2. Mix together in a double-boiler top the first three (allow 2Vi hrs. for rising) 1 cup sifted Hour V dry ingredients. Add water gradually, blending well. 1 14'A-oz. pkg^ hot roll mix ■A teaspoon salt 3. Stirring constantly, bring cornstarch mixture rapidly I cup (about 4 oz.),grated sharp Cheddar cheese „ V4 cup shredded Parmesan cheese ^ 1 egg ^ to boiling over direct heat and cook about 3 min. Place Vi cup hydrogenated vegetable shortening, I^(Q )^ V©(UJE ' over simmering water. Cover and cook about 12 min., I tablespoon water all-purpose shortening, or lard r stirring three or four times. 3 to 3 Vi tablespoons cold water 1. Follow package directions for Richer Dough. Add 4. Remove from simmering water. Vigorously stir about f^rhaps youll prefer • cheese with the dry mix. 1. Sift the flour and salt together. Mix in the shredded 3 tablespoons of hot mixture into the egg yolks; imme­ 2. Knead dough and let rise according to direaions cheese. Cut in the shortening with a pastry blender or SWEET CHIUEDPMnCAT diately blend into mixture in double boiler. Cook over two knives until pieces arc the size of small peas. Sprinkle simmering water 5 min.; stir slowly to cook evenly. on package, --a Tbia is Kraft’s best known' margarine—favorite the water gradually over mixture," a tcqspoon at a time. 3. When dough has doubled, punch down and turn onto for years. Now the flavor has been unproved so 5. Rentove from simmering water. Blend rtf the butter," Mix lightly with a fork after each addition. Add only •M it’s sweeter and fteaher tasting than ever before! a lightly floured surface. Divide dough into quarters. lemon peel, and lemon juice. Cover and cool slightly, enough water to hold pastry together. Work quickly and stirring occasionally. Reserve V4 cup filling for tlw 4. Cut each quarter into nine equal portions and shape do not ovcrhandic. Shape pastry into a ball and chill Maybe choice will be decorative topping. into oblongs 2Vi x I in. and about VI in. thick. Pinch abput 30 min.^ " i - MIRA0U» MARGARINE both ends to poiqt^, npking each roll 3 in. long. Place ■WAND 4, Beat egg whites until frothy. Add *4 Cup sugar gradu­ 2. Ratten pastry ball on a lightly floured surface and ally, beating well after each addition. Beat until roundni about I in. apart onto lightly greased baking sheets. This is Kraft’s newest margarine. Lighter, more Brush tops with a mixture of the egg and water. roll it into a 10 x 8-in. rectangle. Using a pastry wheel, -r- -I Sc delicate—because it’s been “golden whipped.’’ praks are formed. Gently fold this meringue into ,the cut pastry in half lengthwise. Cutting crosswise, cut Each economical pound contains 6 sticks. lemon mixture and turn filling into pastry shell.,, 5. Cover With waxed paper and towel and let rise in a ten I-in. strips from each half. Twist each strip several ’'Wk. ...-- - warm place until doubled. ' 7. With a spoon, stir the reserved Vi cup filling and times, place on ungreased baking sheet,.and seal ends. B lit you should also try 6. Bake at 375°F about 20 min., or until golden brown.' spread in a decorative pattern over top of pie (see phpto). 3. Bake at 450°F about 8 mitiTT or until.'delicately KRAFT DELUXE MARGARINE Freeie until firm, 2 to 3 hrs. Before serving, allow pic to . ^ Abtnit 3 doz. rolls browned. Remove Spirals to coolingjack and immedi­ stand at room temperature for a few minutes to, soften- This q>read is mostly margarine-^biiit it baa been Note: If desired, sprinkle sesame s ^ s on baking sheets ately sprinkle with paprika. Serve^arm., t „ very slightly. > . One 9-in. pie - 6 . flavor^ with the Mgh-prioed spread. It brings and place rplls on the seeds before baking, j ' 20 cheesy sticks the rich taste of kuniry to your table! r C^/gosyou *The recipes on these pages are appropriate for a wedding reception if wedding cake is served in place o f the Frozen Upton Pie. KRAFT O J -to try a//three f y„ .- DELUXE 5 VMs’re sure you’D agree each one ia pecCsctly de­ W h ip ^ licious. Only yoM can decide which you prefer. 12 Suburbia Today, June 1959 Chances are. you’ll like all three so well you’ll switch back a ^ fipfth among them! X IfsMot too late to plant 'Tli Never Commute Again!” CoHtimied from page 5 minutes from his home in Hillsborough pleasure for me in attending our weekly to his oflfice in San Francisco. Most large service club luncheon as there is for a yOur rose garden cities have become sprawling complexes, city friend of mine who lunches at a \. to u ^ to get in or out 'of. Free-ways, prestige club. He *earns twice as much thru-ways, parkways help, but don’t solve money as I do, but I have twice as much By JOHN BRIMER the proUem. leisure with my family as he does. And w, - It takes me just twenty minutes by car we’re both satisfied. fiom my home to my office. There’s no Extra time an asaet Time was, not too long ago, when roses had soil ball, bolding the roots, also helps to in­ heavy traffic, and the rolling hills I drive My wife, the three girls, and I have to he planted in spring or, in a few favored sure success, provided plants are carefully through seldom look the same. I find not experienced, as the resuh of our new spots, in autumn. Now they can be planted tet, have good drainage, plenty of moisture them beautiful. But the scenery is not regime, a tremendous spiritual and cul­ in summer, even when in full flower, thank« and rich soil for roots to expand into. the pay-off. I now have three hours a day tural “awakening,” upsurge, or rebirth. to a new trick. After planting, shade plants ta t a week or that I used to spend commuting, or one We’ve made some good use of our extra Roses in containers, found at plant dealers so with a newspaper cone, water daily. In full day a week that I did not have time, and we’ve squandered much of it and nurseries in most parts of the country, mid-July, work in a handful of rose-formula before. together enjoyably, as a family. My wife enable you to place them exactly where the |dant food and water it in. Winter cover may It has made an enormous difference to and I have done some reading that we’ve colors will look best in your garden, too. The be needed. Consuh your rose dealer. my family and me. put off for years, and die books don’t My wife loves the new regime. She have to have a smash or a shocker on finds shopping and most family chores every page to keep us awake. We go to OVER 10,000 BEAUTIFUL POOLS easier. She says that although we have the theatre and to musical events in the HOW TO PLANT: Water container the day before planting to bold root- less money to spend, and transportation city more often than when we hved there. ball intact. Dig holes 15 indies deep and 15 wide. Fill the bottom with in the country is always a big expense, You might say that We have more every­ 3 incto of rich soil-6 cupfuls dehydrated manure to a pailful of half our family life is no longer geared to day living pleasures and satisfactions. My to p so il-h ^ peatmoss. Slit tarpaper, plastic conuiners to the base with father’s working schedule. We have more wife likes to garden. I don’t, so I build a knife (tinsbears for tin ones), fold sides down. Extract rootball, set in time for outings, visits here and there, dry rock walls, cut brush, and trim trees. bole, fill with soil, water. and occasional trips. We seem to touch Each morning when I drop the kids off HYMIO TEAS are large “florist-type" roses, more people. Our girls say ffiey have at school at 8:45, a lively scene presents come in a fine range of colors. Most new more fun. itself. The other scholars are there, faces I_,X ones bloom intermittently after first burst I notice that people like us seem to of bloom in June, clean, dresses starched, and pants pressed LAbSOON- EQUIPPED THC VEtSATILE take their vacations increasingly at other for those few magic minutes that they seasons than summer. L-SHAPED ROSE BED look this way. There are red plaid • 1 * Our clothes are less ex|iensive—I often mufflers in winter, yellow slickers on HOtiaUNDAS are cluster-flowered, have single, .double or semi,double smaller wear a sports jacket and slacks on the rainy days, merry faces, and laughter. blooms. Quite hardy, vigorous bloomers, job. (I have no rival in the next office The scene invariably pleases me, as it they flower continuously. that 1 have to keep up with.) would anyone. Then I drive on to the There is more of a personal element in office. Nobody cares whether I arrive at PREPARING BEDS: Roses are best planted in separate groups where they our shopping and purchasing. I recently 9 o’clock sharp, or at 9:15, and no client can be fed and maintained easily, to give their best effect. This L-shaped WEAR THIS PROUD NAMEPLATE will have calM up with A Big Problem. MANOIROtAS, newest rose class, are a bed can be combined in various ways to show off your rosea. Dig the soil bought bicycles for our two older girls How much is this worth? cross of hybrid tea and floribunda, nuiy at least 15 inches deep, working in a complete plant food or oU manure from a local merchant. His prices com­ resemble both with flower clusters and I think it’s worth several times the (never fresh ). Set the roses from 12 to 24 inches apart depending on pared favorably with elsewhere, and if individual roses on long stems. share of income that I pay for it—the And for good reason. A Blue-Lake swimming pool is a size, graft knob 1-2 inches below ground. the bikes don’t turn out right, he’ll make good without red tape or an argument. difference in salary^ between working in You might say that I am a medium­ the city and out of it. I wish I’d made **blue chip" investment in good living. Its nameplate sasm sized frog in a medium-sized puddle, and the change earlier, and I’m never going . . . This pool is built for a lifetime of fun. my family and I like it. There is as much back. My family wouldn’t let me. TERRACE L-SHAPED b ed s may be lengthened Every Blue-Lidm pool is ei^neered to uncompromising or shortened to fit your space. Plant l-CORNER ull hybrid teas, graiadifloras at rear of standards.. . steel reihforoed concrete... ultra-efficient bed. low-growing floribundas at front; opm or fill beds with one kind, o a t coIot of h o r s e s h o e Landon filtration, automatic surface-skiraining and Aim- rose for a mass effect. 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y EARIY HAVOC is a colorful memoir of THE KEYS AND L featuring Eddie Hey- INSTANT VIGORO ESCAPE LADDER June Havoc’s rough and racy childhood wood on the eighty-eights, b a recap of i*fa»t, genHe-an-iUui feeding for everything you grow) . . . . a movie debut at three, a vaudeville some of hb finer work over the years. MOVIES Never before a pkint. food so easy to use ... and fun I It gives such n—ri. Lm» kMfea cImI. cMM «m «w la entertainer at five, and at fourteen a mara­ Heywood still has. the old touch, espe­ SAY ONE FOR ME-A delightful com- >tfr. rartaM*. riw>iiia la elerw •wlaa.'M 1 ^ t Marr TUS SEEKERS, exposes the importance of shows hb talents as the ambitious young Uoo it in a aprinkU ag ctan. aroundearly-bloomingflowera—tulipa, peonies, STRANGERS WHEN WE M KT by Evan SYMPHONY (PASTORAL) has been re­ corporation lawyer. Tommy Lawrence. 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(Duell, S>loan A Pearce, of a woman who comes to live with the devil's disciple. Dick Dudgeon, who flirts 'rranaplaoting Aowera and Back Oworonlaa. portion. ECONOMICAL $3.50) Ward family, and how her wisdom and with the pastor’s lovely wife played by vegetablea? Uae Inatant Two new Brahms’ releases: Yehudi Vijroro aoluiion. Helpa 8-oz. phg. makas 32 Vance Packard, author of THE M O O EN , devotion change their lives. THE M O O N Menuhin and Loub Kentner have re­ Janette Scott. prevent tranaplanting quarts complete plant PENSUAOENS, has nrritten another provo­ AND SIXPBICS by W. Somerset Maug­ corded all of the BRAHMS SONATAS POR ASK ANY GIRL—Ask any girl what she ahock and wilt. Planta food solution. cative book, THE STATUS SEBCOtS. Here ham. A London businessttuui goes off to wanb out of life and the answer, accord­ develop heavier root aya- Vltoro it a iitnttfed tradasutk VIOUN AND PIANO. Thb widely ac­ tema much faater. he exposes the presence q f class lines in Tahiti and becomes a painter, forsaking claimed concert duo . have made a beau­ ing to Meg Wheeler, is-a man. That’s of Sarin t Company. A A V ^ q i a country dedicated to equality. Your po­ his friends and family. (Bantam. tiful album, and Capifofs technicians de­ why she moves to New York where the litical patty, the type erf car you drive, HANDBOOK OP JAZZ by Barry Iffa- serve a prize for the flawless recording....* chances are best, and gets involved with your address, the churches, sclwols and nov gives n capsule history. It also has AtMther' Brahms release of rniportance b a wealthy man-about-town (Rod Taylor), AMBITIOUS HOUSEWIFE friends you choose, are all, according to chapters on jazz' schools, professional hb SYMPHONY NO. I by the Vienna a sweater manufacturer (Jim Backus), a INTCUSTINC SPAM-TIMI OPtNINCS... Mr. P a^ rd , indications of your ‘’class” jargon and a list of jazz names from the SABSA6E DISPOSAL Bora $4B fo SIS la • Wooh FROM FLORIDA Philharmonic Orchestra. Conducts Ra­ playboy (Gig Young) and an advertising Pbdious. WRII-Rstabllsfted eoapBiiy nseds alart. in society. (David McKay, $4.50) time of Ma Rainey to the presem. (Com­ persooGbls woommi |d s s m m coimiHBiita on Im m m fael Kubelik has added a bit of tatbe executive (David Niven). Shirley Mac- fumlshingt. Wprfc out ot your home, toy Rppotot- Jules Feiffer does it again! PASSION- pass. 50f) — Laine plays Meg. Bwnt. Use oT.ctr neevssBry. your own hours. No tragic inusic, transforming some o i t)w MkfilC! experteoM heeded. We will tr«ln you •( ear ei- EUA AND OTHER STORKS ii as deli­ BUFFALO BHL AND THE WHO WEST pathos into poetry, with no loss to tn ^ THE WORLD, THE FLKH AND THE At last! Sanitary peikse. .Write tod^. ciously diabolica) as his SMBR, S K K , S K K . describes the lively career of William F. seriousness of the work. (London, stereo) DEVIL—Harry Belafonte, Mel Ferrer and garbage disposal THE lASTUUNG COMFANY at loe cost! No S. Wdh S t, D tsl V-3. C kic^ b. INiasii FREE A serious humorist, Frilfer makes the Cody, a frontier scout and hunter, who SHOSTAKOVKH'S SYMPHONY No. 5 Inger Stevens are three people left in New reader think as well as laugh. Watch for produced the traveling Wild West Show, York City after a Sodium Isotope gas at­ electric ootors, is undoubtedly hb most popular/Tascinat- gas or pluablng. your reaction on the last page. (McGraw- bringing the romance of the American ing in its inventive handling at a large tack. Even in their desperate circum­ Hill, $1.75) Kitchen nastas... frontier to the eastern United States and orchestral group. Aside from its ridicu­ stances conflicts afise between them till ...disappear like PICTURE CREDITS THE B R ID B * SCHOOl is a complete Europe. By Henry Blackman Sell and Vic­ lous political subtitle. “A Soviet Artist’s they realize that salvation, lies in making aa^c. Sioply sat book of engagement and wedding etiquette tor Weybright. (SigtMt, 50f) Reply to Just Criticbm,” which it no doubt common cause. Bardoatic Oarbai 4 -MAX THAtPE FtOM MONKMEVEt ^iiainafor in by Barbara Wilson. A handy treatise writ­ will outlive, it b a great symphony. How­ 6 -7 -OSAWINCS *Y MAIV FEIEOMAN, ten in question-and-answer form, it cov­ back yard. Tal PHOTO IV MICKEY PAUAS ard Mitchell conducts the National Sym­ scraps dissolve to ers the field from engagement to boney- RECORDS S.P-OSAWINGS SY DAV{D PASCAL unm phony Orchestra. (RCA) haralsas liquid, seep into ground! nwon. (Hawthorn, $5.95) t EIGHTY-ONE,- white-haired, gui- To impress your friend with your new "Catalytic Starter" supplied with lO-HASaiET AKNOlO Another valuable and timely book, A^ tarrplunking Carl Sandburg has stereo set, try the Roger Wagner Chorale each unit. Cooplete, > 39. 95. A t n-MOUSE OP PHOTOGEAPHY RIDemHAIIOR nEUNNG'S TRAVa. GWDE TO EUROPE, brought out a new ctrflection of the singing ECHOK FROM A 14TH CBIr stores, or w ritot BARDHATIC CORP. U-DtAW INGS *Y K>HN SKIMEE revised by Temple Fielding, provides the American folk songs her loves. PLAT ROCK TURY CATHEDRAL (Capitol) Not only^ P, 0. B ^ 1081, C h ic a g o - 90, I l l i n o i s Get this NEW THOOSAHDS OF ENTlHISIASnC OSPtSI IS.19-MOUTOE PHOTOS latest information on Where to go, how BALLADS come knocking at your hi-fi is the sound outstanding, but the choice' Co lo rfu l B ro ch u re to go. what to take, where to stay, where door with ‘Wanderin’”, “Dosvn In The iiKludes some of the best liturgical music showing residents from 39 ' to eat and what to buy. He also has sound Valley”, “Red River Valley”, “Turkey In ever written. States, Showcase of Tomor­ suggestions on what to avoid, and how The Straw” and other old friends. In Iwnor of the 200th anniversary of row's Homes, plus actual liv­ to stay within your budget. (Wm.’Sloane, Some previously unissued NEW BLUE ing scenes in this Premier Handel, Sir T hom as Beecham conducts Model Town, in Florida’s roll­ Spring never aoundad so $4.95) HO RNS featuring the talents of Chet SOLOM O N, one of hb greatest oratorios. - With this useful manual, HO W TO ing woodlands and lake section good as in Patti’s Baker, Clark Terry, Kenny Dorham, The- The music maintains a religious riiarac- near Orlando and Tampa Bay. TEACH YOURSEtP AND YOUR PAJNHY lonkms Monk ^ ten other top tmisic ler, although there are important secular “I’LL RfEMEliBEII APRIL’’ TO SW IM W H L Charles Sava and Chartes makers arc grouped on a new Riverside parb, and it lends itself magnificently to See our own Newspaper Champlin give basic instruction in swhn- disc. For jazz listeners this b a good rec­ stereo. (Angel) reporting daily events and happenings in this happy, A shower of lovely melodies for ^.ming, emphmttinA breathing, floating, ord, for jazz enthusiasts it’s great! vn ors LA FORZA DB. DESTINO b strokes and dives. Oegrly ud'sim ply pre­ growing oonununity. young loves. ■. for all lovesi LOVE |S A GENTLE .TMH«G (RCA) gathering interest among American opera- s e t ^ . (Sirtton A &huster. $3.95) gives Harry Belafonte a chance to show Vacation in Florida this Sum- • Garden In The lUin, Young At goers. London makes thb recording with nter. See Kidge Manor. Elizabeth JanewayT latest novel THE what he can do-with items like ‘H3tcen a fine cast including Mario Del Monaco, Heaj^ You’re Th? One Rose THIRD C H O K E involves tiro wdmen, each ■Grow The Lilacs”. “Bella Rosa”, “Go Moil Today ' Renata Tebaldi, Cesare Siepi and otheis HANDY and nine more favorites by ti^e . swking desperately for a solution to her ’Way From M)f Window” and the like. of that raidc. Really good soundN eiea life.' One is an eldierly woman suddenly Queen of Popular Songl Dakota Staton has a voice that b tndy’ . Carl Orff b considered by many to be STICK Istsn—Hsw O m m , Ospf.ST-S s turned invalid, the other is frustrated by versatile. CRAZY HR CALLS M R b her new the most exciting compdacr alive and it fN S IC T - a domineering, critical hiMband. It is a H m s G BGfMl iNfD fW W Hw i. album, but it’s not really Crazy, it’s cool. will gladden the hearts trf hb devotees to Aik/m S u ^ SK (KKJ8I t pengtrating study of personalities, as they , Kevin Corcoran and Bethel Leslie are REPEUENT •r Mtmimal MG 20M ^ can whisper herself into your heart find that CARMMA BURANA has been change from retellkm to acceptance and the leading characters in THE RABBIT TRAP, a story in one-song, and blast your ears off with waxed by Stoingfski and the Houston O r- ■ MmatjJmbrMOf'l M maturity. (Doubleday, $3.95)' (he next. (Capitol) chestra. (Capitol) of a man who must choose between a vacation with his 'Safely repcla inoH^uitoca, sand flies, C ity - fondly or miss a chance for promotion. chiggers aiid gnats without danger to eyes, VI R c U P P f C O P D S clothing or plastics. Just rub on attd pesky 16 Suburbia Today. June I9S9^ insects go. Keep a stick handy for patio, D G E M A N 0 R picnics, camping or the beach. One appli­ ^Suburbia Today, June 1959 17 cation lasta for hours. , UNU81TAX. SUBUn^O^ V

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MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH BARBER COMBINE OLD JVEW IN | THEIR VERY MODERN HOUSE S,?.

In,“ BIueberry Ledge,” their house outside Portland, Maine, !: A turquoise for the chimney over the soapstpne hearth, and floor. No, it does n a t smoke^ Beside this unconventional the owners did just as they pleased*and it pleases them egj^lant for the sliding panels—they arc really bam doors— hearth the' Barbers draw up thdr conventional Victorian very much. You see the heart o f the house above'—a living which you ^see to the^ left, flanking the wood-pile. ( When ohairs upholstered in coarse Belgian linens. Jraditional ‘^area 50 x 22', continuous with dii\ing area and compact the Barbers have guests these doors come together closing Oriental rugs cover the gray linoleum floor and at the, right, kitchen, and continuous through ten-foot window-walls with . off a guest arca behind them,) At night the Richard Kelly under a Kelly spot; you see a figurehead from a Thames the fields, the woods, and the sea beyonid. No decorator spot lights pick out the dramatic masses o f color, filling the barge of the XVIIth Century. It is a mix-up by inten­ chose the colors in the Barbers’ house—gray and off-white carefully planned living space with brightness and warmth. tion,' the' effect is free and lively, and the house, they say, for the upholstery, clear lemon yellow for the kitchen wall. They build their lire on the hearth in the middle o f the all but runs itself. William F. Pedersen is the architect.* 18 .Suburbia Today, June 1959 - - f \ 7 .. Suburbia Today, June'1959 19 -X i: ^ I I U GARDEN INSECTS

^ALLAT SEA** \ { Continued from END-a PEST IS COM PinELY SAFE pegt 7 TO USE MONT UP TO HARVEST TIME Never mind those barnacled bills. .. what is summer with­ When bugs, blights, mildews or rusts hit your flowers or vegetsblee, you out a boat or ptx)l? And summer it is, spoutiqg from srant a sray to stop troubts fast. Vet Redwood City, taclcing off Grosse Point, flrating oti die it must be ramplstcdy safe to use, r: even on edible rruita or vegetables. Main Line—all over the U. S., it’s the wettest summer ever. WhaVs Ahead For Young That’s Bnd-o-Peat!

\ . . . Manieds lit Suburbia? renter^ it would appear that homeowning, though ex­ pensive, is good for producing stable marriages. Garden Dust “Tbe l^Iver Annivenary** Move “The fourth-move is the silver anniversary move," said Dr. Peter Rossi, lecturing at the University of D Chicago's forum on “Family Life in Suburtna." “Usu­ ally, this dme, it is back to a smaller place after the No Riiitlfig« nm NNiotorliiE, no fooMt- K ills woHi with Bnd*o>P6Mt. Tho May-oction children have le^ home. After all the active years in GardMQ Duot Gun k voody to v m on an aphids, beetles, iaatoBt'a notice; worka evary time. suburbia, it may be back to the city. Against the great' leafhoppers and over From the car pool to the cool pool... only a few and growing wave of migration outward, there is al­ EASY TO USE steps and the commuter's dream comes true. ready a steady set in the opposite direction. People, as 65 other garden pests Simply dust irour fruits, vegetables Or, if you own a boat, wipe away the cares of the they get older, often find themselves drawn toward and flowers at regular intervals. If st^s blights, city services and toward *passive’ entertainments.” you prefer to spray insects away, use day with a carefree sail into the serene twilight. Bnd-o-P^t Gardra Spray with Mal- A matron of Skokie, Illinois, already on the eve of athion. One ounce maikes Up to 3 gal- mildews and her silver anniversary move, takes exception to the Iona of m>ray. For im t treaiment, get the Bnd-o-Pest Rose A Garden ru sts, too findings of the experts. aerosol spray. I “I can’t imagine moving back to town," she says. NOW AT SUPERMARKETS At pool-side, dress is “When the children are gone, I might talce a smaller AND VARIETY STORES, TOO optional, scenery stim­ bouse in Evanston, a little closer to Chicago, but cer­ Featured with the famous Bnd-o- tainly not in it.” Weed products—the fastest, easiest, ulating. ' ■y'' moat economical ways to kill every But by the time Don and Lois and the other young wepd in your laam. marrieds of today come to their silver anniversisry gyAeaMfisfsefVIGORO they will be living in a community ctmsiderably dif­ Cempltte Maut Food ferent from the one in which they are starting out. In the next twenty-five years there will be vast popula­ IN • NM nk Wonw m mhlnN Apriard ship, tradition tion increases. The suburbs of today will have ab­ ______MnnrkMMN«0Mp«r yinust be observed. sorbed another sixty million, while in the dty» twenty-five years from now, many congested down­ town areas will have given way to planiietfopen space, SPECIAL OFFER the flood of traffic will have been brought under con­ TO Now! Easier, trol, there will be quarters for pleasant,* reason­ I able living, as there are in European cities, as well as surer protection -A Oenture Wearers! " " centers of business and culture. It is to this new city •tt k M a M a padu. Ir . WdsTs where some of the country has been transplanted, that for your most tatta^?tfaa* ifpWtwrtara Don and Lois maybe moving finally, as the next vOEasa^o • • • nfainBa aaoRaiv intimate marriage eratkm takes their plage in the more active life of % kaa.aoa- actiqn. Will libt harm delicate tiaues. so easy and convenient. Just insert— ~atul like it? . . . What is your towh doing about atasioe, odor-brsediiiK bnctaria no apparatus, mixing or measuring. and tobeoeo stsdn bettor tbaa 2, 'Deodorant protection! Greaselcss and keep in any climate. V • open space? When you have a story about your aay.oUmr rlsanssr jW ve ever Norfqrmt were tested in. a hospital Your druggist has them in boxes of Things happen suddenly on'the wafpr. Have fun— pleasant place . . when you get an idea, big or naaif-mail 2Sc to W nb Pnon- clinic and found to be more effective 12 and 24. Alto available in Canada. but always be on the lookout for the unexpected. u cn OOw, Dept. S-S3. 30 N. sttudl, for better living . . . please send it in to W acfcer D r., C U cago 6 , lUMoia. Isfeisssfiss NSffcrsit kssHst .'Suburbia Today, 60 East 56th Street, New York lost fssil this cwipon so: Dept. ST-46 . ^ 2 2 . We pay regular space rates on acceptance for Dr. WEST’S Noiw idi nisraucal Cowptay Suburbia Today, June 1959 20 ntSTA -euAU Hofsddi, N. Y. manuscripts runtung about 750-1,000 words (but rieaso ts^ ste ikc sew NosfcirsM bookkt, O E D T U R E la s f U a e a v d s p o . j yrritemore fully if you want to}. We would like to CLEANSER ^ VvMM MMn* nutke correspondents of you tdll .Blrest li' , I-.,.-...... I . iB atfitagw ■TBstad b y d o e to rs.., Cky—...... ■Jlaae •MiMusnenss V Suburbia Today, iune 1959 31 pravd In hospital tUnka Stsss- ...1 se \ Just Imported: A S U M M E R TIE FISI LIRE GIMAITEEI TO G R O W O N OR IT COSTS TO CATCI FISI! YOU NOTHING! Continued from page U .Woilts in Lakes, Ponds, Streams, Salt W ater. Saves You Tim e, ries to pick—there’s your original kindergarten. The Woric, Money and Disappointment. Perfect for. Amateurs, diild learns to look, to see, to gauge, to scan the sky, Experts, Trollers, Casters, Shore Fishermen. 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‘Deadliest Spy’ X 15 ,MakeS GuidedRocket Soon to Leave Successful British Prison Ike Would Increase

Deliverst Mail London, June 8 (/P)— In just a few more weeks the gates of Jacksonville, Fla., June 8f«« trom Poetmaeter General 8um- prison will probably awing Edwards Air Force Base, merfield, were for members of the Calif., June 8 (/P)—The ex­ (fp)—The Navy today, made cabinet, members of Congress, open for the man they call the the first successful delivery of deadliest spy in history. perimental rocket ship X15 Justices of the Supreme Court made a swift, smooth glide . Bonds Interest U.S. mail by a guided missile. the Governors , of all American Klaus Fuchs will walk out to The missile was fired from a BtateJ’ and territories, afid the freedom after serving nine years from 38,000 feet to,a perfect Postmasters General of the 99 for betraying western atomic sec- landing on a dry lake bed to­ submarine at sea to the reU to Soviet Russia—secrets that Navy’s auxiliary air station other nations which are members day in its first free flight. of the Universal Union. probably enabled the Russians to The sleek black needle, expected Asks Raise at Mayport, Fla., at the mouth The missile was fired at 10:10 produce, an atomic bomb five years ultimately to blast a pilot 100 of the St. John’s River near. a.m. EOT and landed safely at sooner than they could b miles to the edge of Space, kicked Jacksonville. 10:32 a.m., the department said. otherwise. up a great plume of dust as Its Siimmerfield, describing the Home SecreUry Richard A. skids touched down on the sun­ In National Poatmaater General Arthur Et Butler probably will tell the House Buminerfteld announced the atic- event in a telephone conversation baked mud. with the Washington Evening of Commons this week what hap­ At the controls was crack test eeaahil delivery at a hastily called pens next to the 47-year-old Ger­ preaa conference an hour and Star, said it was a dramatic sight. pilot Scotl CroBSfield. first man to He rc(portec the wheeled missile man-born scientist. fly twice the speed of sound. Debt Limit half after a Navy Regulua I was As a docile, model convict, brought In to Mayport. made a perfect landing on the Ho went aloft at 8 'a.m., with runway, trailing a parachute to Fuchs is believed to have earned -the X15 locked under the wing Washington, Jufle 8 4 per cent. T)iere is no » wdth .British nuclear scientists. flight lest center was perfect- celling on bonds of less than 6- Part of the time he was on the clear and sunny. years maturity. British team that worked with Coming down. Crossfield radio­ At the same time, Eisenhower From Bases in France American nuclear scientists dur­ ed' that his contro^wer# function­ proposed that Congresa hike the ing World War 11. He had access ing perfectly, t h ^ added: permanent national debt ceiling to top-secret nuclear centers in I wish I could do a barrel from the current $283 billion to Paris, June 8 i/P) — About 2000now based in France. Shape can Britain and the United States. roll.’’ ' 8288 billion and boost Uie tem­ fighter-bombers may be removed make no further comment at this He stayed inside the tiny 7 ^ - porary limit from |288 billion to from their bases in FrMce to West time. (Continued on Page Two) lon ship w'hile volatile liquid hy­ $295 billion. 6erman.v. informed sources at Negotiations have been under V drogen was drained from auxiliary In a special message to Con­ Gen. Lauris Norstad's Supreme Al­ way for more than two years to get powei units. gress, the President said these lied Headquarters in Europe said France to accept atomic bomb ■An Air Force officer said ’’He Steps are necessary for sucotsaful today. stockpiles. The French want an Car Insurance looks real happy.’’ management of the public debt, These planes have atomic mis­ agreement that would give them ’The X I5 program has been de­ now at a record |286 IflUion. sions which they cannot perform control over the stockpiles and also layed because of bugfs in its elec­ The immediate reaction to n - effectively because France so far the know-how to make their own Rates Cut for tronic systems. It required four senhower’s proposals on Capitol has not come to an agreement'with bombs. test flights locked under the B52’s Honors for Governor Hill was mixed. the United States on stockpiling Giving American atomic secrets wing. Instead of one. Gov. Jibraham A. Ribicoff is shown receiving an. honorary degree of doctor of humanities at com­ Rep. Clarence E. KUbum of New nuclear bombs on French soil. Safe Drivers And the first glide flight was mencement exercises yesterday at American International College, Springfield, Mass. At left is York, ranking Republican on the A Defense Department spokes­ (Continued on Page Five) postponed twice at the last min­ president John F. Hines of AIC. (AP Photofax). House Banking Committee, said man in Washington yesterday de­ ute because of technical troubles. Elsenhower was right, hecause "If Hal-tford. June 8 (AT—TTie Trav The craft is equipped now with nied that a decision had been made elers Insurance Company's experi­ we’re going to get t)ie money we to withdraw the fighter-bombers. a jet engine. It carried no fuel to­ astd we’ve got to raise InUrsst 16 Dead, 32 Injured ment with lower rates on automo- day, but before lomr it will under­ Nikita May Delay T ou r Norstad ignow in Washington. A bilt insurance for safe drivers was East Reds Fly rates.” French newspaper had said such a take jet-powered fligltt. 'When this Cbngress shows evi- In Bus Crasli-Fire to begin today in Nebraska. For Its all-out fling into decision was made. ’The company announced May 22 dsne* of trying to keep a sound Noratad's SHAPE headquarters Space it will b)s powered by rocket To Moscow for dollar by cutong spendiag prd- Phoenix, Ariz., June 8 UP—Six­ that it wanted to inaugurate such engines expected t o . push it 4,000 herel'rtfuaed to comment on the re- a system in .Nebraska, loWa, Min­ Reds Seen Pushing grams, yoii’11 flhd ccmfldanc* tn nig)l...that a decision already had teen farm laborers were killed and m.p.h. or more. government bonds coming back Sam made to shift the nine Ameri­ 82 othisrs were injured w)ten nesota. ' aiifLJMJeMnia< and was About 40 minute* after taktoff Talk to Nikita and interest rates coming down,” crudely fashioned bus crashed into BUbraittlh^ deTanT^fd insurance the B52 coirimander, Capt. Charles can squadrons Involved. But it commissioners in those states. Kilbum added. said measures to make the planes a tree' and exploded near Phoenix C. Bock Jr., of Council Bluffs. Rep. WrigM. Patman (D-Tex.), today. Nebraska is-the first to approve. Iowa, flipped ajoggle switch and To Summit Accord Moscow, June 8 (A>)—East Ger effective were being considered. A' many's top leaders flew to Mowow an influential monetary ipokeeman Tlie highway patrol, which had If the plan is successful, the com­ the mechanism liolding the X18 to statement said: pany plans to use it elsewhere. today for talks that could Influ­ for House Democrats and vlca "Agreements have not been difficulty determining the number the bomber was' released. c h a i r nti a n of the flenats-Houee Travelers is one of the biggest TTie 50-foot rocket ship is painted By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER ^accord sought by the West to ence the cqnrse of the Big Four reached vrlth the government of of charred and creamated bodies guarantee the western position in foreign ministers in Geneva. The Economic Committee, said there U France governing all aspects, of the in the twisted •wre.ckage, . listed firms in the automobile Insurance Geneva. June 8 liPl—-The Big- no" excuse for higher interest rates business. (Contir 'bd on Page Five) the Red-encircled city. Some dip­ Russians gave them a red carpet operation and arming of NATO these figures as official bu\ said Four conference went into its fifth reception. "except to give the bankers and there may be more dead. Under, the plan, details of which lomats thought it would not neces­ aircraft baaed on French territory. week today amid signs, that Rus­ sarily bar en understanding that Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev blg-mone.v lenders a larger aliare Pending the completion of such AIL the -victims' were I'exlcan were’made public yesterday when of the national Income.” NeWaska’s acceptance was an­ sia would press the western pow­ Russia would refrain from, any and other high Soviet offleiats wel comprehensive arrangements, _con- riationals. threat or use of force to try to corned a party of 18 led by Walter alderaUon la of course being ^ven ' M:[any of the injured were ro- nounced. drivers who have had no Trapped in Car ers for quick agreement on a sum­ (CkmtfBiMd OB Page Five). accidents or moving vehicle viola­ squeeze the w’estem powers out of Ulbricht, East Germany’s Oom- to measures which will insure the mit conference. miinist party chief, and Premier tions during the past five .vears Berlin. effectiveness of Allied air units (CdqlTnnnd'o" Paga-TwoT Foreign ministers of the United Otto Grotewohl. -will get a 30 per cent discount By Safety Belt, Khrushchev said in Budapest Stales, Britain and France met before returning to Moscow that A banner at Vnukovo Airport from- the standard rate. with Russia’s Andrei A. Gromyko proclaimed in German and Rus I TTiose who can attest to having East-West accords "undoubtedly at hib headquarters here in late Sinn "hearty welcome.” , Workers Taxpayers Also Help had a clean record for three years Boy, 18, Killed will be reached at the summit” BuUetins aiternoon after Itolding a strategy even if no agreement is achieved with sun hats made from news will get a 20 per cant discount. C'.inference among themselves. papers clustered under portraits But those who frequently violate by the foreign ministers. from thfl AP Wlrca ’Thompson, June 8 (/P>— A sports They were reported gloom.v about The Russian premier displayed of the German leaderii and Khfus- traffic laws or have accidents -will car careened wdldly out of control prospects for a Berlin agreement confidence a summit meeting will chev. Red flac* flew all along the pay more, the company said. here early today bringing death after a weekend declaration by So- materialize by advising the gov­ 25:mlle route from the airport to A driver who has had only one- to 18-year-old Thomas Rothwell oONvijnoN upmajD ■viet Premier Khrushchev that he ernm ents'^ Finland. Denmark the Kremlin. WsMlilngtoa, Juaa fl (P)—Th* accident or Vnoving tradflc viola­ Jr., 180 Bolles St., Fjitnam. w oj'd not accept any arrangement The Soviet Communist party tion during the past three years Sweden and Norway that he may SupreoM Court today ophMd Slate Police said a safety belt which would "perpetuate the occu­ have to postpone the Scan'dinsvisn newspaper Pravda devoted a large To Defense Costs Boost will pay the standard rate that he proved a death trap for the boy. the ooatampt eoavtctfoa of a pation regime in West Berli.n.' , ' lour he Is scheduled_ to make in part of today’s edition to pro­ pays now. ’Those with two such Injured and 'taken to Da.y Kim­ This seemed to rule out a formal former teacher at Vassar aad August. claiming that the meeting pointed the Ualveretty of .Michigan who counts against them, though, will ball Hospital at nearby Putnam up the close friendship, fraternal By WTiLUAM F. ARBOOA8T < The subject came up at - Eisen-, pay 25 per. cent more than the was Paul A. Porter Jr.. 18, of 19 Stefan Heymaiin, chief informa­ refused U tell Houso lavestt* tion officer of the East German cooperation and strengthening of Washington, June 8, (AT—Heads bower’s news conference last week. standard rate, and those with Providence St., 'Thompson. A hos­ gators whether he w u a mem­ A reporter said several Senators three counts against their record pital spokesman said Porter had government, told a group of west­ ties' between the §ovic Union and ber ef the Oommualst party.'- East Germany, Tt 'sald this pro­ o f two potent House committees had quoted the President as hav­ will pay 50 per cent more. internal injuries. News Tidbits ern newsmen flown to East Berlin The court divided 5-4 la uplwid- share President Eisenhower’s con­ ing spoken sharply to them about Rather than refuse to insure State Police said the car started from Geneva that the issues of moted peace. ing the coBviettoB of Lloyd No offlotal reason has been given cern about what has been called efforts by a munitions lobby to such drivers, a spokesman sgld. to make a right turn on Route 193 Culled from AP Wire* Berlin and Germany "can only he Bareablatt. .who wa# tried la alter his defense program. Travelers prefers to scale the sho'rtly after 12:80 a.m. ihd solved At the summit." for the visit to Moscow, but west­ 17.S. Dlstrlc Court here, con­ the munitions lobby, but they "There can be nft concrete agree­ ern obsorveni i/ers • certain that doubt that a congressional probe Eisenhower said he didn’t think price of tfie insurance to the risk skidded off the road. It struck twd victed and given a sentence he had used that term, but said he that they represent. huge boulders and then flew A woman entigtalner who faced ment of any kind in Geneva,” Hey- the journey, was related to the six months'ln Jail aad 1250 flae. would solve anything. through the air, dipping off 'a pub­ death daily holding targets In a mann said. "Perhaps there may be Geneva tallis. ’They agreed today lobbying doesn’t want to see political and Before announcing 'its intention financial considerations involved in to strike out on its own in the lic utilities pole with Its underside. trick shooting act was i^dentally some understanding of the broad Some observers expressed be­ GAS PERILS TOWN activities have had the result of The car landed upside down on shot to death In Pittsburgh by a outlines of an agenda for discus­ lief the Kremlin might use the oc­ McRae, Ga,, June 8 ti#)— Fear forcing defense costs higher, but defense matters. When these con­ rate-setting. field. Travelers was a siderations are injected, he said, member of the National Bureau the highway with young Rpthwell 9-year-old boy who came to see her sion of the problem* of Berlin and casion for propaganda alarms gripped this qouth-ceatral Geor­ they pretty well agreed also .that trapped inside by his safety belt. perform. Germany at the summit con­ shout the possibility of a separate gia commuotty today as wreck­ the average citizen himself unwit­ the country gets - influenced deci­ of Casualty Underwriters, an sions instead, of decisions based agency that' sets rales for more Porter, who did not wear a safety' Nicaragua’s defense chief claims ference.” peace treaty with East Gernsany. ing dews begaa'the tickl^ tingly is a strong force behind the strictly on the military needs of than 200 companies. belt, was tossed from the car. as the riflemen who fired shots near It was the threat ..of a new Such a treaty would give the Usk of removing two derailed drives. When it chose to try the* ex­ is whirled through the air. the presidential palace Saturday blockade cutting traffle'Ho the iso­ Kremlin a "legal excuse” for end­ tank'cars containing 16,000 gsl- These views. came from Chair­ the country. -v.- Cannon and Hebert agreed that periment in the Midwestern states. The medical examiner said night were "Just n bunch of drunks lated city Uiat made the Berlin ing the occupation of East Ber- Ions of dsagerouB chlorine gas. man Clarence Cannon (D-Mol of Travelers withdrew from this or­ oelebpstlng^’’ . . Israeli and United crisis afcute last year and forced The ' main railroad llae was the House Appropriations Com­ (CoBtIniied.oa Page ’tw o). ganization. (Oontinned' on Page Three) Republic planes flght m 5- the calling of the foreign rnlnls (Continued on Page Five) cleared about 8:45 am . s f de­ mittee and Chairman F. Edward mlnute air battle... . James A. ters’ conference in an effort to bris left by the dersUment el 19 Hebert (D-La) of a House Armed Hof fa, president o f the Teamsters avoid a military showdown, .# Southern Railway freights cam. Services Investigating aubcqm- Union, Says no other union in his­ .Secretary at iState CfliriMian' A. Clever Couple ^ The wrecking crews coocentrat-: mlttee. tory has*witli8tood as bitter an at­ Herter, Britain’s Selwyn ’ Joyd and ed on the two filled with the ir­ But they and other Congress tack as has beqn launched against France's Maurice Couve tie Mur- ritating and potentially snffo- - members who were interviewed the Teamsters, s- • ■ ville seem to have run out of freSh Sylvia, Kan.. June 8 i/P)— eating gas. had differing ideas on what con­ Evangelist Billy Graham says ideas to propose to the. Russians Alice Loraine Smart was mar­ stitutes a munitions" lobby -r- If he fluty fly to Ruitia Thursday for ried here yesterday to Arthur TEST. BAN FOB SUMMPT any. The composite is a. nebulous a few days to meet religious lead­ (Conttnoed pn Page Two) Learned. Geneva, June 8 (ffi— The 8- and far-reaching thing. ers. . .'. West Germany orders 25 power nuclear aegoHattona re­ There" of course are sales rep­ Sikorsky S-58 helicopters. sume today amid p rojects that resentatives trying to peddle their Investigators are systematically . a final derision on suspending firms’ products to the government crisscrossing the North African Proud Papa of Quads Reveals the testing of atomic and hydror and, to do that, seeking congres­ desert for traces of nine Ameri­ gen weapon tests wlU be taken sional appropriations to provide can airmen believed .to have bail­ at a summit meeting. ,Slr Da­ the money. Sqm* push nei^y deve­ ed out of a U.S. bomber 16 years He Has Another W ife, Children vid Ormshy~Gore, Britirii rep- loped planes, -or missiles.,or-gruns ago. . . . ’Two British music critics rescsntstlve. for the talks with as the best and most neceiyary tell youflg American pianist • Van the United Stotea and Russia, weapons of defense. Cllburn he has a fine keyboard Eaat Orange. N.'J., June 8 (Ab—#man Caponl of New York "has said he considered It URely that Hebert referred to advertising technique-—but he still Is an Im- CIro Bravata's quadrupleta and got the case" and that the two Prime Minister Macmillan, as one of the stronger ways the ntature accist. Actor Lew Avres their mother are doing fine in planned to confer today. President Eisenhower and Pra- . lobby *works. He and Sen, Paul H. launches "Missile for Poaco.” . , -. ’Eaat Orange General Hospital. Caponi said yesterday that Bra­ mley Khrushchev would deal Douglas (D-Ill) .criticized some Eastern Massachusetts .81 r e e .t But the proud, papa admits ‘-’I'Ve vata and the mother of the quads with flnal aspect* of a teat baa- firms’ hiring of high-ranking mili­ Railway buses roll In high' gear for got troubles”-T-another family In had never been married, that legal treaty If they meet this summer. tary officers as they retire. Sen. first" working day operstlonB in New York a ty . . action the wife Grace had atasted never had been put on a court cal­ Henry ,M. Jackson (D-Wash) ref­ Bra vat* became the father of m SICILIAN v o u n c erred to executives from business **^jShn^B. Kelly Si.i 68-yeae-old girl and three boys Saturday. Yes­ endar and never “brought to ter­ P alermo, Birily,. June 8 (4V" and industry who hold temporary father of Princess Grace of Mon­ terday he admitted he was mar­ mination.” A ChrisflsB Demoorattc ralwl but Important posts in the Pen­ aco, undergoes emergency appen­ ried to another woman and had The only thing legal about the and hit supporters "of -tlis Csai- tagon. dectomy. : . .. Sixteen Roman two children by her. separation, Caponl’ said, "Is that munlat-led Left were running But Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson (D- Catholic students barred from )‘Oh. he’s, a fine one,” moaned lt'5 mutual.” oommeacement exercises of BraVata's wife, Grace, 38, as she fa r flbead of Christian Deoai- Tex), Senate majority leader and However, Caponi revealed that erflts today In sari) head of a .Senate Preparedness _ine Central Institute because- lay in bed. under sedation after a legal Court order, Bravata was SicUy’s crucial Is ley refused to.kttend the School’s Investigating subcommittee,, dis­ hearing of the quads. required to pay *40 weekly in sup tion. Ohriatlaa counted the idea of a munitions laureate services on religious But Bravata, 39-year-old rail­ port of Gi'ace and their two chil­ road freight conductor, said the lam, whose party lobby, a* such. grounds. dren, a girl and-boy, now, 18.and ■salipu of govMaaMat. i "I don’t know any who deserve, WesUrn leaders at the Atlantic Dads’ mother,’. Louisa Strobleln iravaU, knew all along hfl was 12 years old respectively. had.iha f ...... that Ial»l,’’ Johnson said. ’They Cong(»ss today urge NATO to set S Meanwhile, Grace, at .her horns have not tried to lobby me." up a division o f counterpropagan­ married. da to fight .bacl* against .Soviet “Louise couldn't be happier,” In Hollis, Queens, New York City, He saw no need for an Ihveati- said her husband’s support pay- gatlon. and waa Joined in that view He'Asked Jor It political warfare.'. . . Reliable Bravata said, but as for Crace: sources say 10 Turks Includlflg "1 have no desire to talk to her. mentji had bean an on-again-dff<- abaut by Sen. Stuart Symington (D- Raymond Korbusieaki flbt hi* grinder for breakfaaf today, a gard-long version created by 'flye of again thing and that dukrently .he vats* his student*. The . Mimebester High School, aenlor class brealefaated in th, school cafeteria before ’ one woman have been arretted by I neves did. She’s been giving me Mp), a former secretary of the Air a hard tlm* sines the first day I owes her 1900. ^ . Force, and a sharp'oriUe of Eisen- starting’ out on the claa* plcnlb at Moodu*. ’Tfan gave the girls an opportunity to gratify Kor- United Arab • Republic Security foreee in the Kamlahll District of married her.” *: howtf admlifilitratlon defense buaiealcl% deaire for a gripder breakfpst.. The g)rls are Rita Roaella, . Joan Reid, Judy flutter* .'SMIia'flH’^ nortbeastem Syria, Bravata said Ids lawyur, H*r- (Oeattaaafl me Paga T m ) polldei. Betsy Valsntins, afid Christine Jrflmsbn. (HSrald Photo by Batsmis). / \