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VOL. LXXIX, NO. 287 (TWELVE PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 12, 1960 (ClaOilflod Adrorttelng on Pugo 9) PRICE FIVE CENTO Dag, UN Force State News Roundup U. S. Orbits Space Balloon Eorget Disputes, PW Chief Urges Elisabethville, The Congo,'f o f the airport terminal. Preceded Aug. 12 (A>)—United Nations by bodyguards, the Secretary Hartford, Aug. 12 (i?*)—- Secretary General Dag Ham'- General walked down the steps of Pratt & Whitney Aircraft to­ his white twin-engine plane and As Aid to Communications marskjold and the first U.N. was greeted by Tshombe and all day called upon all its em­ troops to enter secessionist the members of the Katanga Gov­ ployes to but aside any dif­ Katarlga Province landed here ernment now in Elisabethville. ferences that might have today. Tshombe appeared in high arisen from the recent strike The troopa— 220 Swedea— arriv­ spirits. He joked and laughed with and .join together to meet “ the Hammarskjold and his party for a Sphere to Be Visible ed in five planes, tpuching down at toughest competitive chal­ IQ-minute intervals. Hammarskjold and- the troops al­ (Conitaiied on Page five) lenge in our history.” most did not land after all. The In individual letters to more-than crowd at the airport- saw Ham- 30,000 of the company’s employes On 5 Passes Tonight marskjold's plane arrive at 1:40 L. C. Mallet, general manager of p.m. and circle the airfield three Bowles Drops Pratt & Whitney Aircraft said times before it finally landed. the strikes caused great personal hardships to manv employes, both Wa.shington, Aug. 12 (/P)^—The Echo I balloon satellite will Katanga’s President and Pre­ From Race for union and non-union. mier, Moise Tshombe,' and other Let us all now resolve to put be visible to many Americans on five passes tonight, the Na­ government officials waiting at the them behind us and forget them,” tional .Aeronautics and Space Administration said to ^ y . airport were told as the plane Seat in House Mallet said. "Although this may be The first of these, around 9:1.5 p.m. EDT, may be visible circled that the Secretary refuised a counsel of perfection, I insist that from the U.S. eastern seaboard. to land. • - — • . whatever the differences may have Airport officials dashed back and Washington. Ang. 12 (.P) — Rep. been which separated us for the The four other pa.sses, two hours apart during the night, forth from the control 'tower to Chester Bowles.-(D-Conn), often past few weeks the.v ipust now be will be visible wherever the skies are clear over most of the find out what was .happening. mentioned as a leading choice for put aside. Our former differences U.S. It appeared the control tower’s Secretary of State if the Demo­ cannot be allowed to interfere with European operator had told Ham­ crats win the White House in No­ the big job that faces all of us at Cape Canaveral, Fla., Aug. 12 (TP)— The United States sent marskjold he would .be allowed to vember. will not seek re-election Pratt & IJ/hitney Aircraft, which to Congress: land but that permission would be is to meet and overcome the tough­ a giant communications satellite into orbit high above the refused to the planes carrying the Bowles, foreign affairs adviser to Earth today and quickly signaled its success by bouncing a Sen. John F. Kennedy, the Demo­ est competitive challenge in our .Swedish soldiers. hlstor.v.' mes.sage from President Eisenhower across the nation. Tshombe was appalled and cratic presidential nominee, said he had no understanding or com­ He added: “ Our futures success The new space messenger, a balloon high as a 10-story quickly ordered the control tower depends, as never, before, upon our to allow sill U.N. planes to land^ mitment with anyone. But he made building, was rocketed up from this missile test center at 4:39 it clear he wanted to be free to ability to work together as a The tower operator had abided team.” a.m. EST. by previous Instructions that on' accept appointment to a high gov­ ernment post if it should be of­ Mallet said that, as a result of A little oyer two hours later the National Aeronautics and no condition should U.N. troops the disruption caused by the strike, be allowed Intd the airport. fered. Space Administration announced it was successfully in orbit. Bowles announced his withdraw­ “ we have lost some ground which Although Tshombe three days we must'how make up. Unfortu­ T^lien at 9:10 a.m. EDT, less than four hours after launch, ago smnounced he now was willing al from the congressional race late the recorded message from the President was played back yesterday, saying he would devote nately too, ‘for the same reason, to accept the U.N. troops under his time to campaigning for a Ken- some employes will have to accept at a news conference in Washington. the Security Council mandate for ned.v victory. _ a lesser job than the one held be­ The message came baclt loud and clear when received at replacement df the Belgian sol­ Kennedy said he sincerely appre­ fore the strike, and some will have Holmdel, N. J., after being sent from Goldstone, Calif. diers on ditty in Katanga, the or­ ciated Bowles’ offer of assistance to be placed on a preferred list be­ It said; <«* der to prevent them from landing and stated "his aid will be invalu­ cause no suitable job is available "rhis is President Eisenhower never was withdrawn at the air­ able to me.” He added "Chester for them. speaking. port control tower. Bowles has always been motivated “To any aircrafter who has had “ It is a great personal satisfac­ This explanation was g^iven to by the highest sense of public, re­ the misfortune to fall into either tion to participate in this first ex­ Mirror in Sky newsmen by Tshombe himself. sponsibility.” one of these classes, I give my as­ periment in communications in­ Hammarskjold’s plame finally surance that you will- be consid­ volving the use of a satellite bal­ taxied up to the apron In front (Conttnned on Page Two) ered for return either to your Men appear as midgets in front of the 100-foot diameter plastic balloon of the type rocketed into loon known as Echo. . ' ToHelpGabby, former job or,to the best available orbit early today at Cape Canaveral. Fla. This photo was made during an inflation test late last “This Is one more sigqiificant job as rapldl.y as circumstances year. (NASA Photo vla AP Photofax). step in the United States program permit in accordance with our of space research and exploration. Curious World Medical Care Bill Delayed agreement with the union.” “ The program is being carried forward vigorously by the United Holmdel, N.J., Aug. 12 (JV -A Morano Withdraws States for peaceful purposes. for *hlnny mirror hung In the sky to­ X15 Sets New Snatched from Pacific the benefit of oil mankind. day marks the first step toward Dirksen Blocks Limit Greenwich, Aug. 12 '(/P)—De­ "The satellite, balloon which has giving swift, sure new telephone, clining to buck opposition from his reflected these word* may be used news, and TV channels to a gabby own party, former U.S. Rep. A l­ Altitude Mark freely by any nation for similar ex­ and curious world. bert P. Morano says he won’t run periments in its own interests. The sky mirror is a giant balloon ■To Wage Bill Debate for his old Fourth District con­ Capsule Recovered 'Information necessary to pre­ shot into orbit this morning. gressional seat (Fairfield County). Of 131,000 Feet pare for such participation was Radicrstgnals shot up from Earth After his defeat In a Republican widely distributed some weeks can, it is hoped, be bounced back Washington, Aug. It A 'futes unless they get unanimous primary July 27 by State Sen. Edwards Air Force Base, CJalif., ago. clearly and surely to other parts MU providing medical care for consent to prpceed longer. Abner W. SIbal, Norwalk, the Aug. 12 — The X15 today "The United States will con­ of the Earth. the sbged probably won’t be Republfcans and Democrats op­ pgrty-endorsed candidate, Morano rocketed an Air Force test pilot After Orbiting Earth tinue to make freely available to This and later tests ultimately . ready for the Senate lintU next posing provisions o f the minimum said he might run for the seat as more than 24 miles skyward, the world the scientific informa­ promise a system of satellites week. That was the word -to­ wage bill offered by Sen. John an independent. man’s highest flight, yet. The new tion acquired from this and other through .which: day from Sen. Harry F. Byrd F, Kennedy, the Democratic presi­ Yesterday he announced he had record: 131,(XK) feet, ^Washington, Aug. 12 (JP) — A experiment* in Us program of You may dial an operator in to the Air Force. Seme of the pre­ space exploration." Chicago, give a number, and quick­ (D-Va), chairman of the Sen­ dential ' nominee, concentrated decided against making the race. Haj. Robert M. White, in the space capsule fired back to Earth vious launchings had failed to put ate Finance Gommlttee which their early fire on its expansion Morano represented .the tradition­ same plane set a world speed from an orbiting U.S. satellite was The recording was broadcast to ly be talking wltji, a business con­ satellites into orbit. Some went the satellite on Its first sweep tact or relative vi.—Blood week. Nikita Promised to Help the chute and capsule into one of Looms in Soiith Korea utes later the ship reappeared, a teste have shown traces of a In declining to agree to Uiia, the G119’s, but scattered clouds tiny dot in the vast expanse . of Sleep-Inducing drug In the veins Dirksen said a senator he did not caused trouble and ■ a sea recovery- desert sky, and came down in a Seoul, Korea, Aug. 12 (/P)--BJec-^wa* preceded by an agreement be­ of Cleveland’s two little “ Sleep­ name had Aled an objection with was required. A helicopter from ing Beauties,’’ hospital author­ him. U2 Pilot, Father Claims spirale. the MS’TS ship Haiti Victory pick­ tion of Yoon Bo-sun as president tween his •faction of Democratic of South Korea today set the stage old-timers and Chang**' faction of ities said today. Bernadette F>a- Johnson also unsuccessfully The X15 . was dropped at 45,000 ed up the capsule and flew it back for a bitter factional fight foqthe comparative newcomers to the tantonia, 3, began dropping off Bought unanimous consent for feet, from a B52 mother ship at to the ship, which then headed for By THE ASSOCIATED PB.E8S ^and international law, to join them 8:48 a.m.. White ignited eight Hawaii. ” premiership, (he ,position of real party to support*Yoon. Chang re­ Into mysterious sleeping periods senators to introduce bills and last fall. Last month her sister, The faniily of Franqis Gary in Moscow. Hazard now is in West Successful recovery .of the pn- power under South Korea's new portedly threw his support to make short speeches in what is S-year-old Venita, Joined her In Powers headed for Moscow today, Germany. ' - ■» (Contlnned on Page Five) damaged capsule buoyed hopes of constitution. Yoon to keep him out of the pre­ - qalled the “morning hour.” Mount Sinai hospital' for ob­ claiming Soviet Premier Nikita S. Parker told newsmen that Mrs. space scientists vyorkhig on both Yoon, 62-year-old elder states­ mier’s race, believing that Kim Sen. Richard-B. Russell (D-Ga) servation. Doctors reported they •bjected to that. Khrushchev’s promise of- help for Powers bad been advised by the the man-in-space program and the man of the Democratic Party and woultl be easier to beat for the the American U2 pilot who goes Samos sky-spy satelllt^. One of Korea’s oldtime fighters for job that counts. were puzzled by ivhat caused the Russell said he didn’t want to Statq Department that Soviet spells. A hospital spokesman. be limited to three minutes of de­ on triar Wedinesday as a spy. authorities would not permit her "'The Samoa . is now being de­ independence from Japan, won Both factions o f the Demo­ “I will see Khrushchev. He said veloped to send back by. television overwhelming approval from both cratic party are about evenly di­ s ^ blood samples were taken bate if, for. Instance, Sen. Jacob to 'talk with her husband until bis News Tidbits from both girls, starting with K. JaVits (R-NY) sought to call he will help me,” Oliver W. Pow­ trial ends. The Virginia lawyer what its camera eyes' see as' it houses of the newly elected Na­ vided in the House of Represent­ ers of Pound, Va.; father of the scouts the face of the Earth. But tional Assembly. Balloting was atives, so a" handful of Inde­ Bernadette on Aug. 9. The coro- up a civil rights bill and send It said the pilot's family would be Culled from AP Wires nePs laboratory reported back to pilot, told newsmen on arrival in eventually It is hoped that actual quiet In contract to the squabbling pendents may hold the deciding to committee with inatrucUons to allowed to consult with the Rus­ the hospital that traces o f some report it back to the Senate in a London last night. sian lawyer appointed by the So­ films can be sent , back to Earth and confusion that marked past votes. assemblies, form of barbiturates were found. few days. • The elder Powers said he had viet government to defend Pow­ Three American, tourists killed by capsule to provide much clear­ Under the “morning hour” rule. received word from Khrushchev ers. and 14 Injured iri bus crash near er picture* than television could The joint assembly session gave furnish. Yoon 208 of the 260 votes cast, ATL.A8 NOSE CONE SINKS Senators can talk only three min- but refused to say how the ipes- Parker’s only comment on the Ulm. Germany, while enroute to Cape Canaveral, Fla., Ang. aage came. cose was “ We are hopeful that he the Obertunmergau Passion play It was No. 13 of the Discoverer 32 more than the two-thirds nec­ Shots Required satellite series which brought luck. essary. His nearest opponent, Klrii 12 i/P)—A powerful Atlas mis­ "I am going to help m y boy,” he will be found guilty of flying the ...V ic e President Richard' M. sile suscessfully streaked 5,000 said. "That’s all I have to say.” plane (and not of espionage) arid Nixon to ' speak in Portland, Chang-sook, a Confuclan scholar. Rail Strike Ends received only 29. mUes' dow'n the Carlbbecui range Three other members of the pi­ that his sentence will be as Jight Maine, tomorrow at the Cumberr For R.I. Pupils today, but Its nose cone, carry­ lot’s family and several friends or as the ' Soviet government will land County 200th Anniversary Hopes Fade for 2 The president now has only a After 20-Hour Talk ^ ^ * . ■ shadow of the power once wielded ing a group of radiation experi­ advisers are flying to Moscow for permit.” celebration. Providence, R. I., Aug, 12 OD— ments, sank 'ln the sea. The Air Ifl n O flt A p P U lP n t .'’y Syngman Rhee, who was forced the trial. Mrs. Powers said: “ I am going Miss Barbara Stocking, 30. one Force reported the interconti- Pittsburgh, Aug, 12 (if)—An of a group Qf pacifists marching by spring'“stu- Atty. Gen. J, Joseph Nugent to­ Oliver Powers was accompanied to M oscow to be near my husband nental range rocket achieved all agreement was reached today in by his'Wife, Ida, who suffers from on foot to Groton to protest con­ dent revolution." Rhee now is in day gave local school'committees and I certainly hope for a light Stamford,' Aug. 12 (ff)—Their flight teat objectives In hitting the. S-day-old etrike of trainmen heart trouble; . Dr. Lewis K. In­ sentence for him." struction of nuclear submarines, exile in Hawaii. a green light to make anti-poUo cut on leg when beer bottle was hopes for finding a survivor nearly a target zone off the South At- againat the Monongahela connect­ gram, her physician, and Sol W. The maximum penalty for es­ • Yoon’s first big Job as President inoculation a requirement for pub­ laqtio island of Asccnatoo. Ships ing railroad. - ' thrown at the group from a pass­ crushed, searchers reaumM at day­ (jury, a friend of the family, pionage in the Soviet Union is will be to nominate a promler for lic school attendance. ' and planes began a search for . A joint announcement was made ing car In Hope Valley, R.I. . . . break today their dreary patrol of approval by the House of Repre­ i They were to leave London late death. Mrs. Powers told a news l^ng Island sound following a “Regulations for the preserva­ the l)/r*ton cone. But oA dsla by negotiators for the railroad and Three Western powers reject So­ sentatives, which is controlled by tonight and to arrive in Moscow conference ih Washington that a boating disaster Wednesday. tion of the public health are super­ annpmttced three hours after the striking Brotherhood of Rail­ viet charges that West Germany the Democrat*. If hla choice is early tomorrow. light sentence was as much as she Fot^r persons were lost. The only ior to the right of children to at­ b ^ c h that the recovery at­ road-Trainmen. is Illegally recruiting West Ber­ not approved, he miwt find some­ Traveling to Moscow separately, could hope for. known sl^rvlviirs were Jean Grant, tend public school,” Nugent said tempt had been called off “ af­ liners for the armed forces. one else. Details of the settlement were the pilot's-wife, Barbara Moore U.S. State Department officials 16, M d her" slater, Janice, 13, Tor­ in a statement on the question ter It was dctcnnlnod the bm o not immediately available. General Electric Co. says its Powers, arrived in New York City in Washington said'the Russians wage offer to Its union of electri­ rance, Calif. They were pulled out Yoon is expected • to name Kim raised by several school commit­ oone was not afloat. The strike of 300 trainmen had last night. She was to leave for are doing everything they can to cal workers this year "inust nec­ of the water by a passing sailboat Do-Yun, a former finance minis­ tees.' Miut down the big Pittsburgh Brussels tonight and was due in turn Powers' trial into a tremen­ essarily be less substantial than after clinging to their capsized ter and leader of the .old-line fac­ Several committees have insti­ FOG FORCES IKE DOWN works of Jones' * .Lapghlin Steel the Soviet capital tomorrow af­ dous propaganda show. They cited in recent years” . . . John ' Davis boat for four hours. tion in the sharply divided Dem­ tuted the requirement in vlew.^ of Thurmont, Md„. Aug. 12 (ff) Corp., idling some 12,000 steel­ ternoon. the Soviet order yesterday accus­ Lodge, U.S. Ambassador to Spain Search vessels yesterday recov­ ocratic Party, A bitter fjght is the current polio epidemic in the —A helicopter carrying' PreoL workers. With her are her mother, Mrs, ing a 27-,year-old American tour- and ex-(3overnor of Connecticut, ered two bodies. They were identi­ expected between Ktm xnd former •tate where 79 persons, mostly itant Elsenhower |o hit Oeup The agreement was reached af­ Monteen Brown of Milledgeville, iat, Robert Charles Christner, arrives for overnight stay in For­ fied as those of Jean’s twin sister, ■Vice President Dr. John M. .Chang,. children, have been afflicted by David retreat for the weekeas ter negotiators had met almost (^., and two lawyers appointed,by Sjwks, Nev., )—William day by Rep. Chester Bowles of in Washington." ognition of Finland’s Independence Bolton representative to the legis­ ally the tens and nines play a would be extended. Cheney Technical High Schools at have sewer service. Kurzbacher, 31, of 15 Chelene St., PAINT SALE by France and Great Britain. T*3 ¥ KQ762 Essex. “The withdrawal of Chet Bowles lature, will be unopposed in her bid vl'tal role. ♦ AQJ9 6 ♦ 10 8 5 Sen. Spessard L. Holland (D- Hilliard St. and* W. Middle Tpke. After the Directors figure out Norwalk, was killed today when Bowles, foreign affairs advisor from the Congressional race leaves r , 0 ' Twenty years later, Manner­ West opened the queen of clubs, At Plantland The lOO'Could be served by the struck by a sharp splinter while me In much the same position that heim was called upon to defend his for the Republican nomination In and South was in danger of losing 4QI1Q4 4876S Fla) has proposed an amendment a method of assessing for the to Sen. Jonh F. Kennedy, said he country against aggression. Dur­ SOUTH plant via a presently unused sewer larger plant size, at the Board operating a machine at the Cored OUTSTANDING Is giving up the nomination to I held two years ago before Chet Wednesday’s party caucus. Hie a trump, a heart and two dia­ 4 K Q J 7 4 3 to retain the existing exemption Approximately $200 In cash was main extending from east of the Forging Co. entered the race, when-I was the ing the Winter War and the Con­ deadline for filing intention to seek monds. Dummy’s Intermediate of retail and service establish­ meeting Tuesday at 8 p.m. In the campaign for Kennedy and to tinuation War (World War II), ¥ A J stolen frdm the safe at Plantland, Hockanum River on W. Middle Municipal Building, the town ad-^' Company officials said a die leave himself free to accept a fed­ leading candidate for the nomin­ ; <1/17 the nomination passed yesterday. cqrds saved South’s bacon. ♦ K 4 2 ments. He said he hopes It will be Tpke. up Center St. to a point broke and sent .splinters shooting in your bloak! ation. Mannerhelm was the highest' lead­ South won li^ his hand with the 1216 Tolland Tpke„ sometime early ministration will mall out notices add gay eral appointment by Kennedy If er , of Finnish defense forces; a Mrs. Mlllerr, who is serving her 4 K 5 voted on ahead of other pending west of Olcott Dr. Some Center estimating assessments And a pub­ through the air. One of the splin­ "Since then I have been elected king of clubs and returned a small West North East South this morning. ters struck Kurzbacher in the he Is elected President. Mayor of Flockville and have de­ Wa uniting power who enjoyed abso­ first term, has recently ben named amendments. St. and side street properties lic hearing will be called. But if In a statement this morning, . . State Central Commltteewbman trump. West played low, and 1 4 Pass 1 ¥ Double The break was discovered by an could be hooked up, immediately chest. voted my political and government­ lute trust and the highest esteem. dummy won with the eight. 2 4 Pass Pass 2 4 The amendment would provide employe,. Warren Post, when he the West Siders fight the asse.ss- He had been employed .by the Flaherty said "I am available and al activities to the task of running With the end of hostilities he wm from this district. She Is also presi­ a key test of strength, but Hol­ or eventually, to the main, and ments, the Directors have agreed color ottenls I feel I am entitled to the nom­ dent of the Tolland County Repub­ Declarer next led the low heart Pass 3 4 Pass 4 4 opened the place for business at the main in turn would be hooked company, a division of Bridgeport our city government. While this elected president of the republic from dummy. East stepped • up All Pass land told a reporter he didn’t 8:30. Gets Scholarship to drop the proposal and approve Brass, since 1951. He leaves his ination because of the energetic resignation of Chet's comes as a CHAMPION OF LIBERTY in 1944 and It was then his task lican Women’s Club and Tolland think there would be any votes up to the disposal plant. the smaller plant size to avoid de­ campaign I ran two years ago.” with the queen, and South won Opening lead 4Q Entry into the office, located In William Viot, son of Mr. and The plant, which was estimated widow and two children. surprise. I feel that I should make Postmaster General Arthur E. to lead the country In peace. County Associates. Locsdly, she with the ace. Now the problem before Mondajf. He declined to the northwest comer of the build­ laying work on the two schools. to every room Two years ago In Norwich Flah­ myself available for the nomina­ Summerfleid and United States The "Champion of Liberty” se­ serves as clerk of the Republicw was to develop heart tricks with­ predict how the vote would go, Mrs. Ernest J. Viot of 110 El- at $36,354'to serve the two schools In another matter Tuesday, the erty lost a floor fight at the Dem­ ries. of stamps were started in Town Committee and the Town I % I I ing, waa through an outside win­ dridge St.; has been named the alone, could be expanded to cost tion.” Ambassador to Finland FldSon O. \ \ • * J out allowing East to lead a dia­ ford fo take out double with only except to say he expected It to dow on the west-rear side which is Directors will hold a public hear­ ocratic Congressional Convention Others reiported as possible can­ 1957 by the U.S. Poet Office to F’lanning Commission. mond through South’s king. a doubleton In the unhid major. b« close. winner of a Thomas Fortune Ryan $42,273 to serve the 100 proper­ ing on appropriating $1,100 for tp Bowles who went on to defeat Sessions announced Jointly last honor Torelgn bom fighters for \ •. f / about seven feet off the ground. scholarship to the University of NOTICE didates for the nomination Include The party will nominate six can­ \. • I Solves Problem (Copyright 1960, General Featurei Joining Holland In sponsoring Five, boxes were placed under ties as well. the cost of printing and codifying Republican Horace Seely-Brown State Rep. William O’Brien, Port­ week In Washlngrton, D.C. and freedom. Stamps issued to date didates as justice of the peace at South solved this problem by Corp.) his amendment were Sens. Styles the window to form steps. Connecticut, awarded by the Rdyal However, the State and Arch­ new copies of the tbwm charter. At a meeting held by the Town of Pomfret. , land, speaker of the House, who Is Helsinki the forthcoming set of In this series Include those honor­ the caucus Wednesday a t 8 p.m. at leading a club to the ace and dls- Bridges (R-NH), Bourke B. Hick- Det. Sgt. Joseph Sartor and Pa­ McBee Corp. of Hartford. diocese of Hartford would pay Hear Parking Report Planning Comml.s.sion. August 8, "The Second Congressional Dis­ ing Ramon Magsaysay, president the Community Hall. Those who cnlooper (R-Iowa), Allen J. El- He was graduated in June from less for the larger, than for the The Board will also hear a re 1960, following a public hearing, not seeking reelectlon; Dr. C. John 4c and 8c "Champion of LlbertY’ of the F%ilippines; Simon Bolivar csirdlng t)ie Jack of hearts on a trolman Richard Sullivan, who in­ it was voted to make the follow­ trict 1s not an easy district to win Satti, New London, former secre­ stamps honoring the great Fin­ have filed their Intention include: tlUrd dub. West had to win the lender (D-La), and J. ■ William vestigated, said they believed that Manchester High School, and was smaller, plant size. port on negotiations toward ob­ and. It will require a hard-fought and Jose de San Martin, the' lib­ Eugene Gagliardone, H e r b e r t Fulbright (D-Ark), ------in the top third of his class. He They have agreed to share the taining space for off-street park­ ing zone change; tary of state; William St. Onge, nish soldier, Statesman and strate­ erators of South America; Lajos club trick,, but was then In trou­ Always A Good Time At I one person was responsible for the To rhange to indiistrial zone an use.. . campaign to put a Democratic Fhitnam, an attorney, and State gist Baron Karl Gustaif Emil Johnson, Arthur Mann,' . Laura ble. After taking the ace of The ■ Holland said he had not at­ break. Footprints of one person was a member of the varsity bas- entire cost of the smaller version, ing between Oak and Maple Sts. representative back In Washing­ Kossuth, governor of Hungary; Toomey and (Jharles Warren. The spades. West couldn’t afford to tempted to find out how many of ketfiall and track teams, and the but the other property owners It will consider waiving the com­ area now in Residnece Zone B, de­ Comptroller Raymond S. Thatch­ Mannerhelm—marshal and presi­ Ernst Reuter, mayor of Berlin, r his southern • Democratic col­ were found leading to the vrindow scribed as follows: Starting at a ton,” Flaherty said. er, East Hampton. dent of Finland. Republican Town Committee will lead another club or to start the Oak Grill OO Oak St. I through the wet grass. CYO of St. James’ parish. He would have to share costs for the petitive bid rule to buy chair and T. Q.-Masaryk, founder-presi­ enter the name of ihetunbent John leagues would back his .amend­ tnicks and rails for the North point on thd north side of Hilli­ ‘T feel that I can run the type The printing order Is for 120 dent of the Czechoslovakian Re­ diamonds. He had to .lead a No. Cover * No'Minimum ■ After removing an outside screen plans to major in engineering. larger size, and the Board must ard Street and west side of Electric super Swanson fof the sixth post heart ' I ment, the adoption of which and smashing 'A window, the thief figure out a method of asrae.ssment End junior high school for $1,441, million of the 4c denomination, public. Country Music At Its Best, | would be a major setback for The scholarship, named for the and discontinuing a legal exten­ Street, the line nins north 286'. printed In blue on white paper, Similar stamps In this series Until last night both parties be­ • Dummy followed with tiie eight featuring The Kentuckians apparently knew right where to financial backer of the original to spread those costs equitably., more or le.i.s, to Ijooniis Street; lieved the town was entitled to 10 of hearts, and East put up the _ Kennedy and his vice presidential look for the money, as the only sion at the east end of Alberta EASY TO Bowles D rops and 40 million of the 8c denomina­ will be Issued at Washington, D.C., with Rick 'n Rod H running mate, Johnson of Texas. Royal Typewriter Co., waS' an Another factor is that the other Rd. The extension, unused after then west along the .south side of OUR SPECIALTY: tion printed In red, blue and ocher. on Oct. 8. honoring Ignacy Jan Justices of the peace, with five to be king. South ruffed high and led object touched in the office was nounced by Alan S. Cook, vice property owners would be billed Loomis Street 2.32', more or Ics.s; house named from each party. The public a low trump to dummy’s nine. I DINE and DANCE | However, one influential Dixie the combination safe and filing access was provided to adjoining APPLY The flrst-day sale Is Oct. 26, at F>aderewskl, the Polish statesman Every Thurs., Fri. and Sat. _ legislator, Sen. Richard B. Rus­ president and general manager of for the Center St. main as well as property in another way, is now than .souUi 143’, more or le.ss; then Washington, D.C. The following and pianist, and on Nov. 7, hon­ notices have said there would he Now he was in position to cash cabinet. the corporation's Hartford plant the plant, if the larger size Is vot­ REPAIR OF From Race for five nominations from each patty. the ten and nine of hearts, dis­ • AIR-CONDITIONED e ■ sell (D-Ga); spoke out in an inter­ A pair of hedge shears, was .used clouding a title, according to Gen­ en-st 70', more or lc.s.s; then .south day they will be on sale in: all S6,- oring the hero of Italian umfica- L view against any extension of cov­ It provides up to - four years of ed. The Sewer Department paid eral Manager Richard Martin. 143', more or less; then ca.st along 000 United .States post offices. tlon, Giuseppe Garibaldi. Recent census results, however, carding two diamonds. to pry open the‘door of the safe. undergraduate .study at the uni­ about $26,000 for the main when have Increased the number of Jus­ The rest was easy. South, gave erage. He said he felt the com­ David Marks, manager of Plant- The' Board is expected to con­ the north side of Hilliard St. 162', paint CRACKED Seat in House . Hlach stamp wiU ca,rry the leg­ T* a -iz merce clause already had been versity for son.s and daughters of it was installed during a State re­ tinue discu.ssihg putting sewers more or le.ss, tn point of beginning. tices to which ths town is entitled can w>» WA hmm up only one diamond trick, mak­ land, estimated, the lo.ss to he $200. The above zone change will be­ end "Gustaf Mannerhelm—IJlMt;:. to 12. Therefore, each party is en­ ing hla game contract. If dum­ stretched too far. He. referred to A pound can of tobacco tiiat had Royal employes. ■ paving project in 1955, but can't in Norwood St. and Farm Dr. This CEILINGS (Continued from Page One) ator, of Finland” and the. dates' of my’s small cards had been fives the constitutional provision which He received a portable type­ collect any aase.ssments to recover matter ha.s been referred tn the come effective August I.’’), I960. Be wise! Economize... and have Hopes Fade for 2 titled to nominate six.' Because of been on Mark’s desk was spilled, TO•* <7 the fact that they are going to KNOTTY PINE PANELING CEMENT land’s greatest hero reflects the pull out some life preservers. But a.m. worship service on Sunday. do a great diaservice to some of admiration and respect which she said her stepfather stopped Morning prayer will bo read at For a wonderful time . . . ex'-- the people they are most anxious FULL 4 8 " WIDE 36" DEEP '57 FORD $1495 W. H. ENGLAND Americans hold for the gallant her. cellent food, entertainment, at­ ELEfTRIFYIlSG! to help.” 9-pfuw. Country Squire. LUMBER CO , people of that northern land. She said he and her uncle then mosphere. Dancing every Sat­ MANSFIELD The day was given over largely White. Full power. "AT THE GREEJP* took off for shore, about a mile urday night. tjcVab3LwiuiMAHTicicr?/i^ . Held Over! Ends Tues.! to opponents of the bill. Kennedy Board Foot In announcing these stamps In away, and she did not see them COMPLETEL Y PAINTED! LOCK and KEYS included! Open All Day Saturday Helsinki, Ambassador Sessions earlier had contended the meas­ V' again. Gordon Kilpatrick Orchestra BUDGET '54 M €«C. $455 said, ‘"The memory of Marshal . NlghOy Dally KIDS UNDER 16 MUST BE WITH ADULTS! ure would strengthen the economy 12 2 A little while later, she said, she Cottage. GraOCO^^ *7.25 Uncolm—Mercury—Comet— 7:30 to 11:30 English 'Ford alry School. 1887-89. G 9 I. From 1889 until 1914, he served HNE FOOD and DRINK 4 x 4 818 CENTER STREET in the Russian czar’s fotces dur­ — 8-81S8 ing those last years of Russia’s PREPARED to PERFECTION! LAWN MOWER OPEN EVENINGS I GARDEN SALES I regency over Finland. - Hfe not When you want to treat someone spe­ CAN STAND ALONE, OR ’.V X 8’ Panel With 2 1^—M ^9-^06j only commanded mounted troops, cial to the very finest In expprtly pre­ AGAINST WALL. OR FENCE $11.15 but also served at the court min­ STANLEY WAGNER pared food, favorite drinks', stop in 4x48’ Posts ' ' istry, at the Offlceft’s Cavalry with French here. This is for you! T > ^ . l Academy and, at one time, com­ Fried Potatoes $1.95 S T A T E I E l manded the emperor’s Ulan Regi­ and Coleslaw 'I\ For Your Listening Pleasure' ment Bodyguard. He also partlcl- Saturday cont. from 2- PJVI. ROUND RAIU ated In the Russo-Japanese war. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 12, 1960 PAGE FIVE ' / PAGE FOUR MANCHESTER' EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 12, 1960. Cheney Hall Snatched from Pacific Rockville-V ernon tional Interests, on the part of in­ truth are so great that any con- favor among the graM roota ^ U - Tucker Injuries Try Purnell Gorp, Awaits ttcians. In this area at least, and THE HOUSE OF FASHION ifianrl^pBtpr dividual coalition members, over veraation In which it participates he would also face formidable op- Sold tod a y ZBA Defers the larger interests originally en­ is limited strictly to fact, .^t the Here There poaiUon If any one of these three iEnpnin^ l|prald visaged. beginning, like all new Inventions men decides to seek ths post: State Conv*ntioiMl Skills of Hospital Staff Capsule Recovered Appraisal on Property in their pioneer stage, the tele­ Comptroller Raymond Thatcher of EYE G LA SS Detisioii on PUBUBHia) BY rajs . Of all the regional coalitions the '' by To C. L. Hale hilzuu) printino CO. m a Truman-Dulles diplomacy has now phone conversation machine will be East Hampton, House Speaker Wil­ 18 BIsmII Street By JUDITH AHKARN ^utes, during which they atsinched Main St. buaineM interests haveAiong been an advocate o f expan’d* something of a luxury, renting for liam O’Brien of Portland (who may Mmcheeter Conn. architected, only one has ever pre­ WALTER E. TEDFORD very well be available) and Wil­ the worst of the gushing flow of Historic Qieney Hall wa« sold to­ W ater Tank lent support to a To'wn Parking ed parking facilities for shopperii. TBOHAS r r£»ausoN In room 328 of the apecial care day to ths C. L. Hale Ckmatruction waLte r r pbrouson tended to have any real substance. $500 a month. tAter on, as more liam S t Onge of Putnam, state blood from vital organs. . After Orbiting Earth * He said this summer’s shopping OOUNTT EDITOB ■one at Manchester Memorial Co. for Investment, Authority program for off-street PubUabers This Is NATO. Even It has never indulgent husbands answer the op­ central committeeman from the Tucker went up t o . the operat­ season has shown up the need for FMmded October 1, 1881 CONTACT LENS SPEOIAUST Hospital, the life of Jules Tucker, The sale, for an undisclosed sum. The Rockfville 21onlng Board of parking, but with one or two qual­ mo.re parking area. Unlike past' achieved the accumulation of joint portunity to take what may be the 29th District There are others who ing table where a team of the two PublUbed Evenr -Evening Except might want the nomination, but 44, is in critical danger. surgeons, one Intern, three nurses covers 36,000 square feet of land (Continued from Page One) Appeals has postponed a decision ifications and the admonition that stimmers, when many townspeo-* lundxvs and Uolldaye Entered at the force It originally set itself. And, very last item of time-consuming Time has suddenly taken a backward swing for Rockville including the land on which the tics and Space.- Administration. on an application of the Rockville ■pie are away on vacations, ths ^)(t Otnoe at Manchester Conn, as these three are the cream of the Yet, that he Is alive this after­ and two medical anesthesiologists "time's awasting." although Khrushchev keeps huff­ drudgery out of their homes, the Mayor Leo B. Flaherty Jr. Chet Bowles’ announced with­ building stands. This, said he. really marked a The military's Discoverer Is "com ­ parking lots. are full a good deal lecond Class Mall Matter. available crop. SJICAL STYLE BAR noon, -24 hours after hls abdomen removed portions of organs dam­ John Barnint,. president of the plementary" to NASA's Mercury, Water and Aqueduct Co. to Install Businessman George H. Marlow ing and puffing fits of life and price will come down. was smashed open on the tallfln "space first.” ' UntiUthe Air Force of the .time, especially' on Thurs­ drawal from the Second Congressional District race to cam­ Flaherty has the knack o f chal­ 5U 8-im aged beyond repair, sewed others Hale firm, said the company plans says Schrieyer. a tank on South St. said. In the wake of' an inconclu­ SUBSCRIPTION RATES 2M STREET of an auto. Is the result of team­ scientists turned the trick yester­ day nights. . ■ Payable In Advance vitality back into It, NATO has for paign for Sen. John Kennedy has returned Flaherty in time lenging everybody in sight (ex­ back In place, grafted skin and to exercise its option to buy another Forthcoming, Discoverer cap­ The decision will be delayed un­ sive Board of Directors debate on An extra 2,566 parking spaces One Year .IIB.RU ample; Rlbicoft after losing the work by a skillful and dedicated set the bone In the right lower day of -bringing back an object __Six Months .... . 77B some time been in a state of disin­ to the summer of 1958, but, unlike in a time machine, things parcel to the west of Cheney Hall. sules wll carrjo life aloft and back til Corp. Counsel Harvey A. the program Tuesday, that more in the , main business district, nomination to Bowles In 1958) ... staff—that and a tough consti­ leg. through the searing heat o f . re­ Three Months . . . S.9U tegration. are different in this return trip than they were originally. Together, the two parcels make entry and depositing it in the in­ to Earth, the general disclosed. Yonce can study several points in­ parking area is desperately need­ would, Marlow sugge'sted, meet One Month ...... 1.3(1 A Thought for Today and still coming out ahead. He may tution, and the will of God. He Was in the operating room up about 76,000 square feet bourtded Within a few w'eeks, a small eight ed in the business section because parking needs for "a long time to Weekly ...... SO France dealt NATO its first se­ The first summer of 1958 saw^ not admit to himself that he has Here’s what happened from the tended spot "we were only part, volved. Single Copy...... 06 Sponsored by the Manchester until 2:10 p.'m., approximately by Hartford Rd., Elm St., Hall or 16-pound monkc.v will be sent Strong opposition developed to available space is now at capacity. •come.” He suggested the TPA’s vere ^blows, by diverting, without Flaherty, a relative unknown out­ thinking he owned the job. The a chance this time, but there is no moment the Willlraantic man'.s mo­ way in the Space Age." Conneti of Chnrchee three hour.s. Court, and Pine St. The property He said that "without doubt, the up in a recovery experiment, he Installing the tank on the north Too, Marlow deemed as un­ program is a good one, but • all MEMBER OF NATO permission, ’ armed forces side his home town, actively seek- State Democratic leadership felt doubt he has given the matter a torcycle failed to atop id Bolton includes a large house at Hartford THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ing the nomination for Congress at Got' 10 Pints Discoverer program has been the said. side of South St. when the ZBA founded a report from General five, properties should be consid­ The Associated Press ts exclusively committed to NATO and sending Flaherty couldn’t beat Seely- great, deal of thought over the ■ Notch at 9;.52 a.m. yesterday. From the tlfne he first entered Rd' and Pine St. Manager Richard Martin that the ered, not merely three. , God be in my head. And In my the Democratic convention in Nor­ most complex program undertaken held a public hearing Wednesday entitled to the use ol rcpubllcatlon nl Brown — ergo, Bowles was it. past two yoars. Maybe, just maybe, Without an.v jacket on, which the hospital until early this after­ Bamini expects that Cheney Hall A plastic material manufactured land holding rurncll Corp., which Should Be Joint EffdH all news dispatches credited to It or them over to attend to France's na- understanding wich, Up until the State Demo­ Now, Flaherty 1s back in 1958 this 1958 will be different. would have been slight protection, in this countVy and I believe in the .night. Most of the objectors were pot otherwise credited In this paper noon, he was given 10 pints of will continue ’ as a remnant fabric by the Rogers Corp. la sharing to­ owns property sought in the park­ ALSO, Marlow added that estab­ tion'ai problem In Algeria. More re­ God be in mine eyes. And in my cratic Convention In Hartford again, seeking the same post—only he was hurled full force against salesroom, and that the western world.” from Olson Dr„- who argued the and also the local news published here type O positive blood. From here on the rate of re­ day the credit for the .suqce.vsful ing, program, wants $80,066. for lishing more and better' parking . All rigbts of rcpubllcatlon of special, cently, the European nations who looking ■ where Tom Dodd was given the circumstances are vastly different the tailfin .of an auto which had section will probably be turned Into tank would lowet their property facilities should be a joint effort dispatches herein are also reserved nod for the Senatorial nomination State GI Killed The ho.spital blood bank had six covery should go up, the general flight of the Discoverer .XIII satel­ values. property on Birch St. pending an are member^ of tJa t O have di­ God be in my mouth, And in my this time. Flaherty Is not, just a stopped in obedience to a highway a parking lot, possibly for King’s between town, businessmen and over Bowles and Bill Benton, Leo pints of his type on hand. predicted, there should be "better lite, from which an ‘ejected cap­ The company warfts to locate appraisal to be completed this Full service client of N E A. Serv­ speaking local boy. He Is known In the surveyor. Three pints were brought in by Discount Store. week. townspeople. He said this 3-way ef­ ice. Inc vided themselves into two warring God be at mine end. And at my Flaherty stood alone for the Sec­ State now. He’s proved he can • Kassel, Germany, Aug. 12 (ff)— j Siirgmn Stood By The building, once a part of the than a 56 per cent” recovery with sule was recovered late yesterday the tank on South St. to solve a State Police from Hartford, and the rate Increasing as the program in the Pacific Ocean near Hawaii, Mariow, president of the corpo­ fort is in effect’ now in the largo Publishers Represontptlves: The trade blocs—a Strange situation, departing. ond District congressional nomina­ win, at least locally, by becoming The U.S. Army announced today ] The l^ancheslcr Ambulance Cheney family domain, passed to problem of low pressure in that parking area behind stores on the Julios Mathews Special Agency — New • PENALTY FREE two pints were brought in by Slate continues. The material—a combination of ration, said it's true the appraisal York Chicago Detroit and Boston. indeed, for nations supposedly This hymn reflects the often un­ tion. After Dodd was handed the elected mayor of Rockville and by that- Pvt. James R. Gallagher J r.,' Service, which was called to help, the J. P. Stevens Co. when It ac­ area, especially during th« sum­ east side of Main St. between Birch nomination, Bowles turned to the Police from B^pckvllle Hospital. It. was made plain that the suc­ Teflon and ceramic fibers—is de­ is not- complete, bifl said no preli­ MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OK realized yet basic need of all man­ winning control o f the Vernon 22, Madison, Conn,, was killed In OPEN-END radioed its office. The office In quired the Clieney holdinga and, mer time. Tj'he site is the highest and Maple, but the effort Is not a CIRCULATIONS______bound together t6 the death. And second District and, through sheer At 2:10 p.m. Tucker was sent cessful test of Discoverer and Its signed to send and receive elec­ minary estimate lias been given. kind. We are built to be with God. Democratic Town Committe.e. an auto accident near. here { turn called the hospital to report until today, it has been owned by point in the. city with the excep­ balanced one. now, at the niorricnt, we have Bel­ power, swept the nomination right to the recovery room, where two capsule will hasten the develop­ tronic signgls while withstanding The TPA is considering five sep­ The Herald Printing Company. Inc., We are built to be part of Him He has favor among the Bailey- ■Wednesday night. , a seriously injured patient was Manchester Properties,' a Stevens tion o f Fox Hill. , The Purnell Corp. owns much of assumes no financial responsibility for gium, piqued bccau.se Its fellow out from under Flaherty. In fact, HOME registered nur.ses and an orderly ment of both the Samos wid the the temperature variations and arate properties for purchase in and share in the Divine Commu­ Rlbicoff eirclcs — although the The Army said Gallagher and j coming in, so that a surgeon who subsidlar.v. Francis S. Rupprecht, water the property now used for parking. typographical errors appearing In ad Bowles was so confident he would w’atchcd over him. At 4:22 he was Midas ballistic missile warning sat­ friction of space travel. The ma­ the Birch-Oak-Maple St. area, but vertlsemenls and other reading matter members in NATO ilk' not vote nity. Only when every part of us is amount he actually has is debat­ two other soldiers assigned *to a i happened to be in the hospital was. The hall was used as a tempo­ company manager, Introciuced The area is leased to a parking in The Manchester Evening Herald win, he went fishing in Maine and MORTGAGE LOANS moved to the special care zone rary hospital during the World War ellite project,. which is intended terial, part of Rogers’ Durotd se­ the Board of Directors has sug­ ronces.slonaire who rents stalls Belgium's way in the United Na­ of God can we be satisfied. Tlie the night of July 8 telephoned his able. However, It must be remem­ classified unit in the vicinity, o f ! In the emergency room to meet to sense the launching of an enem^ Richard Rockwell who explained bered Flaherty was named to the Kassel were riding in a car which I where one registered nurse and a I Influenza epidemic. Nearly 100 ries, was used in the Discoverer’s the proposed in.slallation. He said gested that the town seek a more singly to residents and businessmen Display advertising closing hours: tions handling of the situation in world offers many substitutes, but acceptance speech which was the patient at 10:10. nurses aide had a bed ready for missile through infrared detection. For Mondav—1 p m Friday. .State party platform committee hit a railroad bridge while round- | years old, the auditorium was for .second stage as beacon antennae. building it on the south., aide of satisfactory agreement hn pur­ in ihe area. TVvo rowa of atalls ars the Congo, proclaiming that it is they give nd real or lasting sat­ broadcast to the sweating throng 'A registered nurse and a nurses him. They were-assisted by a reg- Beyond that, Schrievef looks For Tuesday—1 p m Monday isfaction. Accept no substitutes. this spring. ing a sharp curve. The others were ; a m c A e 4 ^ 6 & % t5t -flr ☆ years the scene of dances, enter­ The entire second stage was sent the street had been considered, chase price than now exists, paid for on a monlhl.v basis by For Wednesday—1 o.m Tuesday. about to revise its NATO com­ of delegates jammed in the ball­ aide were on duty ih the.room at i.stered nurse from the special care tainment, and social activities. upon the Discoverer succe.ss as a into orbit. about 1,5 firm.^ and' retail- outlets For Thursday—1 p m Wednesday Accept, the only hope. Accept God. room of the.Wauregan Hotel. On the other hand, he has lost not Injured, the Army bald, ,. i the time, ready to start immediate boon to the man-in-spare Memil-y but it would have increased the llrges Go-Ahead For Friday—1 p m Thursday. mitments and contributions. Rev. Prescott Beach Jr. floor. •Rogers Corp. hss plants in Man­ costs - as much as’ $8,566 greater Mayor Eugene T. Kelly Tue.s- along the street from the W.' T. For Saturda.y—1 p.m. Friday Bowles had something else go­ SAVINGS treatment. Tucker’s co-workers in the Pratt program of the National Aeronau­ chester, Rogers and Wllllmantle. Clas.sifled deadline ' 10:30 a m each The force and fiinction of NATO St, Mary's Church The surgeon on call went Im­ Speaking for the homeowners. day recommended continuing ne-lJ,'"*^” ^, *"d Son. day of publication except Saturdav- ing for him that night, too. The and Whitney Aircraft union mean­ gotiatlons for three of the prop-1 J ’f. remain essentiall.v what the late Democrats had to put up a man £ l ? l d I v O A l V mediately to the emergency -room, Ally. Donald J. Shannon said the b a.m • ______while have offered 12 pints of type erties, but jettisoned the idea ' J, Senator Taft, in the original de­ FoothalVs Father they thought could beat Republi­ s s O i l A r I o N and the two surgeons went to O positive blood. The donors are State News purpose, of the zoning regulations Friday, Augu.st 12 i.s to stabilize value.s, not decrease temporarily—of negotiation,-! with *” ’ ^11 pri- bates on the proposition, rather' can Horace Seely-Brown, the pot- work on Tucker, preparing ' him being-typed today and are standing X15 Sets New the Purnell Corp.” ‘ and Adolf vately owned lots along Cottage and * Waltcr Camp, sometimes called holder dealing apple grower from \ / fMSUKSO SA VfMBS for the operating room. by until they are needed for more Obituary them, wliich, he said, property Oak Sl.S;;All are ( onsiderod part of serl.sihl.v decided could be achieved ■ «NC;lltST8S'S «1.»1ST aiM*IICI*L IMSTITUTIOII owncr.s believe would be the re- Barejsza, who own.s properly at Planned Miracle the ‘‘father of American football," Pomfret who had been re-elected Their work here took 4.5 min- transfusions. 18 and 26 Birch St. He suggest­ the sprawling parking area. without ever creating such a thing to Congress from the Second Dis­ Roundup .sult of the installation. The PTA through its program, started the practice of selecting an Modern homes have / 0 0 7 Mrs. Marcella W. Zokites Altitude Mark ed the figure said to be the cur­ WTiat irilfht have been con.sld- as NATO. He recommended that All-America football team In 1889, trict so many times people began Hospital itoiMtrt rent Ptirneli a.aklng price i.s- ton seeks to e.x'pand and consolidate ered a one In a million chance ha.s the United Stales simply proclaim more glass than ....(Oqntinued from Page On--) Mrs. Marcella Wasilauskas Zo­ Mrs. 'Virginia J. Yaskulkal au- high. Kelly recommended , full ! Should the plan be kites of 341 Foster St., South now been demonstrated, by the its Intention to fight In defense of wood! See Os for U.S. Orbits Space Balloon Of 131,000 Feet pei’intendcnf of Rockville City apeed ahead on, the other proper- i ,'l’ c town-owned portion led law enforcement officials in the Windsor, the widow of Anthony Hospital, listrd 353 persona treat­ ties, except for Barej.sza, who j " P':"'’'')*’ parking as is Air Force, to be a one In thirteen any part of Western Europe If Zokites, died suddenly at her storm window re-" raid, described'^ Rosa as a "leading (Continued from Page One) ed during July in her monthly re­ say.s he won't .-n-Il. ’ P chance. If the unbelievable and the Russia attacked. That Is still the As Aid to Communications home last night. port. There were 154 patients ad­ , I iown haft appraised all prop- placements and elec­ suppjier of heroin and marijuana" Mariow said ■ ye.sterday he at $117,000. Adding $23,000 Impossible can be produced that onl.v real thing NATO has symbol­ to a' group of young adults in the She was born In Lithuania, and mitted during the month and 161 Mitchell 3-2151 tro copper-backed rocket bai^els and within seconds V » feotorhs chided for contingencies, the total lab goon, on the thirteenth try. It will ized, and sometimes, indeed, wran­ (Continued from Page One) Bridgeport area. had lived in South Windsor 'for soared out of range of ground ob­ treated as out-patients. him (Marlowi for putting oh.sla- would come to $Hloo6 if all prop- I'oon become routine. gles over coalition policies and MIRRORS! Glass FIRST CHOICE OF The mayor had been informed of the pa,st 55 years. She was a com­ servers with ffeld glasses. There, were 184 x-rays, 16 acci­ cles in the path of the parking I erties should be bought at tho town * Call this number for quick, courteous the investigation leading up to the dents, 24 -births, 46 operations, We should say, from our posi­ loyalties have cast more doubt over furniture tops, pic­ said Echo I i.s in orbit between Mirror in Sky municant of St. Francis of Assisi Minutes later the ship reap­ , ! appraisal value, Monev would rome the altitudes of 1,018 and 1.160 arrest two months ago-and had Church, South Windsor. , peared, a tiny (lot in the vast ex­ 1,192 laboratory tesLs and 23 Red -This isn.l .so. Marlow .said. | fro* the • Parking Meter Fund, ' tion of layman’s awe, that there that Intention of ours than might attention to your investment needs. been kept in touch with develop­ ture framing and FORWARD-LOOKING MEN miles. The exact time of orbit is Her survivors include two sons, panse of desert sky, and , came Cross blood transfusions. The hos­ ly e spent a great deal of effort wliich contain.s about $15.5,000 are still a million potential reasons ever have come ‘ over our aimple, ments throughout. tub, enclosures. i21.6 minutes, or le.s.a than two To Help Gabby, Authony and 'Victor Zokites. both down in a spiral glide for a 266 pital's dally average census was P»PMDK--m j - Appraiaala of three oMhh phoper- • ' why a capsule released from a- blunt declaration- of_ purpoae------minutes off the planned time of “ He was accompanied-tn-the early m.p.h. “ landing on the hard mud 34.------:------‘ town. Tn_fact, n u almost .Mr. tics from the owners are slightly morning raid by acting Bridgeport of South Windsor; three daugh­ Hospital Notes satellite circling the earth-ln space Having pretended that NATO is Open Thursday evenings_6:60 to 9l0( ^ .m , ~ two hours; ters, Mrs. Stanley Strelchun of surface of Rogers Dry Lake at Pariung, him-self,"- Marlow has ' highe,. than Ihe (own e.stimateV Curious World Police Supt. Francis J. Shahley, Discharged yesterday: Remo ahould never again come into the ■ William J. O'Sullivan, designer Newington, Mrs. Joseph Garrahan 8:.59 a.m. Its steel skids kicked up something for so many years, we and Saturday until noon. member.s of the Slate Police Nar­ Bonali, Broad Brook; Robert Les- THE of the satellilc. said it will he visi­ of Framingham, Mass'., and Miss a mile-long plume of dust on what hands o r those who sent it up In are not now going to abandon It. cotics Division and agent.s of the slg, 28 Maiden Lane; Loretta Mr-, ble all night, not merely at dusk (Continued from Page One) Mary Zokites of Hartford; six ■severs as thi.s test center's run­ the first place. There must be ap­ Federal Narcotics Office in Hart­ Cormick, 14 School St.; Lena We shall still be holding to the hpl- or dawn, for the next couple of grandchildren; and a great-grand­ way. proximately a million things that ford. Bridge, 144 E. Main St. Officials Will Check low shell, undoubtedly, long after weeks. to all parts of the world. son. While's maximum speed today, could go wrong with the process. every bit of. real substance and sig­ FUim M S’ CO. O’Sullivan, head of the space ve­ . News fiiepalrhes and pictures compared with Walker’s 2,196 Admiflod yesterday: Agim Kar­ The funeral will be held Tiie.s- lovich, 164. Talcott Ave,; Paul But the things that could go nificance has leaked out of It hicles. group at the Langley re­ could also zoom via .satellites into Injured Fatally da.v,morning at 8:45 at the -Wil­ m.p.h. Last.week, was 1,766 m.p.h. Member* New York Stock Exchange search center at Hampton, Va., ex­ Plassick, Kelly Rd., Vernon. , ■wrong. Whatever their numbef, Waterburj’, Aug. 12 .i/P)—Mary liam P. Quish Funeral Home, 225 In setting hls speed record. Wslk- Garbage Ciirb Service through the cracks Inevitable in plained that the satellite is high v.pur home newspaper. Birth yesterday: A daughter to have now been calculated and 71 lAST CINTIR ST. • MANCHinSR ^ I68 WIST MIDDLE TUWPIKi I Tobin. ( 76, of 45 Waterville St., Main fel., followed by a solemn er climbed to 78.666 feet then any coalition founded on a tempo­ enough and so inclined in il-s orbit Here on lonel.v Crawford Hill', went into a shallow dive to he- Mr. and Mrs. Donald Couture, 66 . guarded against so 8uccc.s.sfully WR.S injured fatally today when high Mass of requiem at 9;36 at To^n officials Mondav will rary assumptibn of peril from a James J Blair Robert H. Starkol i T IL .M I. 9 -7 B 79 WATCH that it will remain in continuous scientlst.s of Bell Telephone, Lab­ she wa.s_.atruck by a car urhilc rome the fastest human. While W. Main St. that a 300 pound capsule, after 17 sunlight. However, it will he diffi­ St. FrAncis of Assisi Church, South. ' Birth today: A daughter to Mr. watch garbage and trash , being common enemy. The truth is we .. f' oratories are making .some of the crossing at West Main and Willow Windsor. Burial will be -in St. reserved all his power for the Hospital Notes cnllecled from curbs in East Hart­ journeys around the earth out In selected an antiquated Instrument cult to .see in daytime because of first tesLs • with a huge antennae Sts. zooming climb. and Mra. Sheldon Haas, West Rd., Unconditionally Bridget’s Cemetery, Manchester. Ellingto'h. * ford and West Hartford, with ths ■p^e, has been brought back in­ the brightness of the sky. and special radio receiver. She died at St. Mary’s Hospital, At 8:52 a m. White radioed back In our quest for security In a mod- Later the orbital path \Vill run Friends may call at the funeral Visiting hours: Adults J l\> 8 ,thought , of adopting the same s.vs- to the world's atmosphere, slowly Transatlantic cables can carry more than two hour.s after the ac­ home tomorrow from 7 to 9 p.m.. that he was passing 126.266 feet r. ern world. One world is too small through ■ dark spacc.s in the Vernon rikI Talcottvllle news p.m. Maternity 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 f"’’ ^Tan^heslr Guaranteed for .vour voice or messages, of course, cident. of multiple cuts and bruises the old record slill climbing. One aw thinking enough and gently enough so that for more than one coalition, and ^935 MAIN ST. Ml 3-5171 - OPEN 9 TO 5:30 - THURS DAYS AND Earth's .shadow at intervals before and Sunda.v and .Monday from' 2 la handled through The Herald's p.m. Children’s. Ward 2 to 7. but cablcvs are'expensive, and are and head injuries. to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. minute later he radioed he was^ ______over General ,Mni.Manager Richard It neither bums Itself. up nor its enemy cannot he any one na­ it emerges again into full-time getting crowded alread.v. And they Police said the driver of the car Rockville Riireaii, ft At’, .tialn St., back at 125,666 and descending. j Patients Today: 17.9 Martin's (ipinion that curb service emashes Itself, giving off radio sig­ tion or group of nations, but must 3 Full Years sunlight next spring. can't carry TV .signals economical- was Albert Thibodeau, 62, of 95 As the X-15 drove earthward, at telephone TRemont ft-3186. here woiild eliminate collection 'O ’Sullivan said F.chn I is as Sunn.vside St. John J. Hillman ADMITTED YESTERDA Y; Mra. nals the while to tell us earth peo-_ be war l.tself. TTie worst Injury j l.V—they use many channels at a about 46,666 feet there was a series problem?!, and, at little extra cost, bright a.s the .star 'Vega, brightest time. John Joseph Hillman. 81, of 56 of unusually thunderous sonic Elizabeth Maxwell, 71 Linnmorc allow ■ regular pickup of trash pie where It Is coming down, so done by the fllrlali»n with old^ Mai garet Rd., died, suddenly yes­ Storewide! Men admire a fine piece of star in the sky. 'Ordinary radio communication Hamisovsky Dies booms—about fi\e. T\yo were rcal- “Dr.; John Cleary, 11 Overland St.; along with the garbage.-The town that we can go and pick It up. fashioned power politics coalitions mechanism. But that's only one Townsend sai(t“ the satellite is subject to fadeouts and black- terday at his home. I.V sharp, sounding like cannons. David Jaslon, 19 Highland Ave.. collects trash only twice a year Nothing gives a He was horn in Clarenceville, Dag^ UN Force To some of us, perhaps, the Idea is that it has created the illusion . reason tor choosing jhe • f should he visible mi four passes out.s. Trumbull, Aug. 12 (iTi—John T. Some may have come from the I Rockville; Mrs. Faye Chase, South now. of the Air Force sending out planes over the United States tonight. He Hence the goal of using satel­ HanuSovsky, 58, one of Connecti- Canada, Jul.v 24, 1879, and had X-15's chase planes. I Covcnlhv.; Mra. Myrtle Morse, As pi’nhlcms. Marlin today cited that the need for one all inclusive Michaels Watch. They also forecast a lifetime of about one cut'.s best known police officers, lived in Manchester for 36 years. armed with huge nets, trying to lites. Narrow radio signal.s can Tile X-15, when an-engine three Enter Katanga Mansfield; John 'Morri.spn, 51 Fin­ .'.oose dog.s in .yards and also gar­ coalition, against war„ could some­ ¥ like the wide choice of styling year before such factors a.s air died at his home today. He had He was a retired cabinet maker, ley St,.; Jules Tucker, Willlmantlc: catch sucli a capsule, as It descends pierce thi-ough the ionosphere, times more powerful is installed bage cans eontaining old news­ how he escaped. Even that illuslop room more "lift" than and price ($39.75 to $150): the drag and the effects of solar radia- and be reflected back without in­ been ill for some time. and is a member of St. Bridget’s later this year, is expected to go Arvid Carlson, Hebron Rd., Bolton; papers and other trash. The town frorn space, has seemed a little required a false reading of post special-feature watches such . tion bring the balloon down. terference. As a former slate police lieuten­ Church. 4.666 m.p.h. to altitudes between' (Continued from Page One) Mrs. Elizabeth Shepherd. Box Mt. refuses to collect garbage ip which ludicrous, like looking for the pro­ history. Coalitions have always as automatics, waterproofs, Micromelcorite punctures, allow- Scientists already have chatted ant, Hanusovskv served as per­ Survivors include his wife, Mrs. 56 and 166 miles. Rd., Bolton; Mrs. Grace Grl'gas, 26 trash is mixed, and he said this la WATKINS In,-’, escape of some of the gas that sonal bodyguard to former Gov. Cecelia Connelly Hillman: three few miiiiiles before he led them Burke Rd., Rockville; Loui.se Mer- conlribnling to the average of 16 verbial needle In the haystack. done more to bring on than to pre­ alarms, calendars and smart with one another using the moon, White, 36, and test pilot Joe away to inspect a guard of honor Inflated the balloon after it reached Thi.s first balloon is "visible" Raymond E. Baldwin in 1939-41. daughters, Mrs. Theresa Bell, with I'Cll, Thomsponville; Mrs. Christina c.omplainis of skipped pickups That technique missed again this vent the potential wars for which a .change of , dress watches. And of course orbit level, ma.v also affect it. Walker, 39, of the National Aero­ of African mililar.v police, , simultaneou.sly to straight-line ra­ Baldwin is now chief justice of whom he lived; Mrs, P-onald Mc­ nautics and .Space Administration, Cnllroun, East Hartford; Carl which the PubJic Works Depart-- time, by something like a hundred’ they have been organlzct^ The practical mqn. really go for .Scientists are a bit worried too Connecticut. ' ■“ Lean of Newington, and Mr.s. Tshombe and Hammarskjold Schneider, Tolland: Kenneth Pan- ment, has. been receiving each day. SEMI-ANNUAL about whether and how much the dio waves shooting up from here have been trading oft on the de­ miles, and the capsule' had to be claim for NATO Is that It has pre­ that 3-yeor unconditional and from Goldstone. Calif., for During the last 16 years he held Charles Bilodeau of Bloomfield; a velopment flights. were .surrounded and j(Vil.led by eiera, 226 Parker St.;, Raymond He said. ".Manchester's budget sphere ma.v be deflated aa it runs scores of newsmen. At one stage fished out of the Pacific. But there vented war in Europe. It might be guarantee! only 12 to 15 minutes on each the post of a personal investigator son, John A. Hillman of Glaston­ This was only White's fourth Pnstula, South Windsor; Kathy for collerlioh provides only for TABLES* through the dark spaces later. for the Fairfield County state's at­ bury, and 11 grandchildren. the Belgian government repre- Moonan, South Rd., Bolton: Lester picking' up food wastes and food will come a day, of course, .when, more rcaLlstlc to rejoice that, some­ FURNITURE THE ELM (ihown) $69.75 Silverstein disclosed that other pa.ss arotind the, Earth, and then lime at the controls. He is classi­ not on all of its passes. torney. . . The funeral will be held tomor­ cally handsome with close-cropped .sentative. Count- D’Apremnnt Lyn- Mitchell, Hartford Tpke,, Rock­ cbntainers ' the nets will work, too, if, that is, how, it has not yet brought It on. Btaub'fully •ngravtd lunburst radio relay experiments are under row at 8:15 a.m. at the Holmes den, was prevented by the crowd ville; Joan Vancour, 172 Highland dial, Fler*nt!n«-flnlshad broctlaf. It's wheeling at a height of He leave.s his widow, two sons, brown hair and blue eyes and ex­ The manager also aaid two gar­ the capsule doesn't fly and pilot And perhaps that is really a tribute way in addition to those involving three daughters, a brother, sister Funeral Home, 466 Main St., fol­ from greeting Hammarskjold. He St.; Mra. Emma Bikernieka. 86 bage truck’s were out of service at Goldstone and Holmdel. about 1,666 miles. tremely. modest. He has nearly Its own way back to the launching to the fact that it has fumbled and But if the tests succeed, then and three' grandchildren. lowed by a Role'mn high Ma.a.s of 5.660 hours of flight lime, in­ had to shoulder, hi.s way tfirougii, Mather St.; Mrs. Peggy LaPointc, the same time eaiiie'r this week EASY PAYMENTS INVITED The Air Force is bouncing sig­ requiem at St. Bridget's Church at A crowd of about 306 Africans .34 Park Pi., R(ickvlilc; Waller because of a delay in getting re­ pad. “ stmhhled so much it never did a dozen or more balloons could Funeral services will be held cluding 52 wartime missions, and nals b.v means of Echo I to Milli- 9. Burial will be in St. Bridget's wore at the airport and a.s. Hmklng, 91 Charter Oak St.; K.ith- placement parLs. Ghestirr Ijangtr.v, What this means Irnmediately Is stone, N. H., and Collins Radio Co. ■ be put in different orbits, so one Tuesday morning in BHdgeport. spent lime in German prison achieve the magnetism tq draw on Cemetery. camps after his Mustang fighter Tshombe and Ha'mhi'afskjoUr wenT Iceh SeoU.'Coventry. deputy works director, is looking that WA already have a sufficiently SALE Is experimenting similarly between would always be available for e- it.s enemy, In this sense, perhaps, Friend.a ma.V call at the funeral was shot, down. by there was a demonstration in ADMITTED TODAY: Mrs for sources of parts that ran be • reliable' technique for bringing Texas and Cedar Rapids, loiva. messages and conversations across IT’flr on Traffic Deaths ila failure might be railed a good oceans and between distant points. home tonight from 7 to 9 o'clock. support of the premier, .Shouts of Mary Wetherapooh. 250 Cehteri obtained faster. Martin said,-and Silverstein said Echo 1 could just Hartford, Aug. 12 (/Pi—An at­ "Vive Tshombe" and "Down-with- also a .source of rental equipment. back from space information more one. as easily relay signal.s between Later, plans call fo^ putting spe­ St. tack on traffic deaths on locally Mra. Claire May Ctiater the United Nations’’ were heard.' BIRTH Y E S T E R D A y : A .One of the lw6 trucks is now hack detailed and sophisticated than Its further disintegration is to ■ J l W l l l H - SIlVfKSAUrHS New .Terse.v and London as be-. cial satellite.s at heights of 22.566 patrolled roads was I'aunched this Mr.s. Claire.Ma.v Custer, wife of A small party held aloft a huge daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Joseiph in service,' Martin said. could be transmitted. And what It be expected. Us own members, In ar 968 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER ■ tween New Jcrsc.v and California. miles above the Earth. Each would Shots Required *and costs less! ^ wheel around the Earth at such morning in the hall of the. House Herbert F. Custer, was found dead new .Kafanga flag as a military Eaada, 1168 Tolland Tpke. J He also said that the average means for the future Is, of course, THE KNOWN NAME He added that if such a satellite at a-gathering of state, national rate of Wi complaints a day com- . the very votes ^in which they have .speed as to appear to be hanging this morning at her home, 42 Bige­ band struck up what had become BIRTHS TOD AY;.A son to Mr. the practicability of teavel by man THE KNOWN QUALITY SINCE 1900 Is placed high enough, it could be and local officials called by Gov­ pares with the very lowest under shown a higher loyalty to the u s^ ' for Trahsnussion onfe-third motionless over the same spot bri low St. For R.I, Pupils the temporary national song of and Mr.s. Howard .lohnson, 57 Sea- Into Space and back. That as­ the turning Earth beneath. ernor Ribicoff. ' Further information and fune­ this intiependence-minded ..prov­ any previous garbage contractor. United Nations tlmn to the pre­ the distance around- the Earth. The governor, one of the speak­ ,man. Circls; ■-a daughter tp Mr. Complaints have always run from surance has seemed somewhat re­ NASA said the satellite's speed With three or four of them, TV ral arrangementa will be an­ ince: "Vers I'Avenir’’ (Toward the and Mra. Howard Huelsmann, sumed ties of NATO, have demon­ ers. called for greater efforts at (Contlnaed from Page One) Future 1. 10 to 20 daily, he said] in the best mote on those, previous occasions at apogee of 1,160 miles is 15,442 signals -r telephone calls could be nounced by the Holmes Funeral Dob.son Ave., Vernon: a daughter strated precisely where security Bjg, husky solid maple . enforcement on the local level to Hammarskjold stood at alten- of times, an(1 garbage accumulates when the Air Force never even miles an hour, while its speed at relayed instantly from one part of Home,' 466 Main St. The Attorney General said the to Mr. and .Mrs. Edward 'foper, faster in the summer, what with for anybody must lie, in our kind tables borrow their turn­ the low point of the orbit, 1,018 the Earth to another. Unlike the cut rising traffic fatalities on lio'n’ while the song was played hut 72 Santina Dr. ___ ■ caught sight of its own capsule. locally patrolled roads in the same Stale Board of Education has au­ seemed uncertain how he should watermelons and com-oh-thc-cob. of world. ed legs and scalloped miles above the Earth, is 15,884 empt.v balloons, these high satel­ DLSCHARGED YES'l’EKDA Y; Often, daily com’plaints used ' to But one recovery changes every­ lites would contain equipment to way they have been sliced on thority to act guide rules for anli- regard the flag, aprons from Early Amer­ miles an hour. These speeds are po'lio inoculation of school chil­ .Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel! soar "into the scores'', under fnr- thing, proving that scientific calT within 30 mites an hoiu of what receive, amplify and rebroadcast roAds under. Stale Police jurisdlc- Ue hesitated for a moment, The T,a8t Drudgery? ican designs. Also includ­ tion. ----- — Funerals dren, blit it "cannot force ideal Coiirlois, 8 Rusacll . Df,, Vernon: j mer I'ontractor Samuel IxtmhardOj. was planned for the big ba|lpon. tne sigtial to another satellite or glanced at the flag and then quick­ Marlin recalled. I.,ombardn, of East eulationa to date have beeh sound ed is a bookcase that’s "Highwa.v safety must be a job, school committees to reqiiirc man­ l. ■ ' Pohl, 23 Maple St„ were held yes-. contract with the Connecticut Cart­ nate drudgery from the existence the c.arth in a nearl.v circular pat­ the moon's roiigh surface hashes Another speakers were James terda.v afternoon at the Holmes The school committee has such Vernon; David Limbergcr, El­ aound likewise. ' lington; Brian (Jharboneau, .52 ing Co., Hartford,-to provide the .of the American housewife seemed tern 1,000 miles high, about once. up the signal, explains William C7 K. Williams, executive director of Funeral, H6me, 466 Main St. ’The authority, Nugent said, "subject Court Cases labor. We suppose the scientists actual­ Jakes, project engineer here. West SI,; William Mullep, 9!l to pause and founder, aa If it didn't evcr.y two hoiirs. tire Connecticut Safety Commis­ Rev. Paul C. Kaiser, pastor of Con­ to the general .supervision of the ly Involved In this had little doubt At. 7:45 a.m, EDT, the National Bell laboratories has already sion; State Police Comniissioner cordia Lutheran Church, officiated. Stale Board of Education." , Maple St.; Anthony Tomashilnas. -, of'thelr eventual success, aiyi were quite know what to produce next. Aeronautics and Space Adminis­ paid out of its own pocket for the Leo J. 'Mulcahy, who spoke 6n. A delegation from' the Manchester ''In the presence of an epidemic Reginald Pamphrey, 34, of 489 South Windsor; Mrs. Helen Bick- not ruffled'particularly by the fact Was this, perhaps, the end of the i S tration announced that it was In special and expensive equipment state police traffic programs. Fire Department, -of which two of or imminent danger of spreading E.' Middle Tpke., was sentenced to morp, 172 Maple St. Liiekv 7 Sale here, with some aid from the Na­ that, for one- reason or another, long evolutionary trail? Was there orbit. . .. Chief Judge Jay Rubinovy of Man­ hls sons are members, attended. of the disease,” Nugent continuecl, 36 edays in jail for Intoxication. DISCHARGED TODAY. Mrs no other dilll routine the good n u viini r That meant not only"'that the tional Aeronautics and .Space Ad­ chester, head of the new State Burial was in .East Cemetery. "there can be ho question of the An-additional charge of breach of Edith Kamm, Wapping; Lawrence twelve, previous attempts'-' had ministration which is directing the Bearers were Eric Ralenburg, Paul peace was nolled. woman could be spared? Was this When deciding how large your garage , should rocket booster had carried out its Circuit Court, who ■ talked o f. the power of local, school , committees LaBclte, 258 Oak St.; Joanne Said Success failed. We plead guilty to being a mission but that the balloon itself satellite studle-s; * relationship between the court and Romano, Kennetlu 'Wetmore, Har­ to, impose the condition that ad­ Harry Leister, no eerlajn ad­ Lucas, 73 Elsie Dr.; Mrs. Evelyn the end of American inventive in­ be, keep in mind the amount of ground space little less sophisticated; we were had been ejected at. the chosen police departments, and. Connec­ old Moore,. Rob*rt\Klttle, and Er­ mission to school will be only af­ dress, and Richard Edgar, 58, 261 Eoglio, 133 Maple S t: Alberti you have and also the amount of extra garage win Stoetrner. • r--' ■ "It was the, best 1-day sale beginning'to think it never would genuity? Were there no more big height and had been inflated to ticut . Safely Commission Chair­ ter inoculation because of the Spruce St,, were, .sentenced . to ^6 Thompson. 3,’j Bast St., Rockville: Smart, sophisticated Danish apace you’ll heed . . ..now and in the future. » ------... • . ■ we've ever had." said Leo, Juran, be accomplished; today we give'an chunks of time, in .the housewife carry out its mission 'as a back- You ill Arrested man Bernard J. Ackerman, Rock; ’overruling necessity.’ ’’ days each for Intoxl'callnn. Mrs. Julia Reese, 59 Bfrch St.: styling in *a group of modern board for bouncing rhdio signals Month’s Mind Mam chairman of yesterday's third an­ day; which could be freed for lei­ Leave enough room to get around the car when , ville, who presided over a discus­ The Atldrnev General cited sev­ Veronica R. Topnar of Bridge­ Deborah Fellows, 15 Chester Dr.: nual Lucky Seven Sale Day pro­ amateuj-'s cheer for an accomplish­ .95 between distant points. ' . A month’s mind requiem Mass port was fined $12 for making an sure time, for recreational and cul­ walnut tables finished in a the door is closed, enough width to allow doors sion period. eral court ruling.s in various Mrs. . Marjorie Bauld, 77-Hemlock ment which, for all Its profe.ssional- NASA said the orbit had been For'Taking Car for the repose of the soul of John motion sponsored by the Chamber ’ rich, oil-like tobacco brown *lale.s in support of hia opinion. Improper ttmn. . St.; ' Mra. Margaret Schalle.r, of Commerce.’ ' tural pursuits? to be opened so you can get in and out com­ . confirmed'both visually and Jty J. Sullivan will be sung Saturday Isng atm seeqis to us miraculous. Nugent's advisory ruling was re­ Evelyn Neverctle .of Lakeside Glastonbury.; Mark Reed, Talcott- Although no one could put his The answer to all these questloris .^color, accented with mellow fortably. ^ - tele.mctry a t : the Jet Propulsion Richard A. Dorey, 16, of East Trucker Crushed at 7 o'clock at St. James’ Church. quested by the State Board of Ed­ Lane. Bolton, wa.s fined $9 for fail­ vlllc: Mrs. Mary Cramer, Coven­ finger on' the reason or roaiions pewter-toned pulls and in- Laboratory at Pasadena, Calif. Hartford, was arrested at 1:54 Stamford, Aug. 12 (JFt — Police ure to drive to the right. Is Uiat one ahould never sell prog­ ucation. . try; Craig McKay, 5 Fox Hole for the succe.ss of the'sale, M4i1- Safety, Perhaps, In Failure The 92-foPt.-Thor-Delta blazed said a 49-year-old truck driver ress short. I'or the precise moment iayed X-motifs. Choose from this morning at Autumn and ■ ..The Taunton, Mass., School Com­ Edward Boyle, 22, of Ridgefield, Dr., Rockville: Joan Vancour. 172 chester mcnms^nLs seCnied. aa a , off , at 5:46, a.m- EDT- The aliim- was killed today when - the brakes Ever since the 'rrumon adminis­ at which the crusade for carefree, (top to bottoni) 21 x 21” VISIT DISPLAY School Sts. and charged with Boy Hurt an Bike mittee in a apecial emergency N. .1,. forfeited a $25 bond whien Highland St.; Mrs. Alice Bradley, whole, to echo Juran's appraisal. Inum-coated -plastic balloon; was on hls parked truck gave way and meeting ruled yesterday all chil­ he failed to appear in court to tration originated the idea of re- burdenless housewives seemed to lamp. 20 X 27” end, 20 x 28” OPEN SUNDAY 1-6 and (WEEKDAYS folded accorciion-fashion in a 2614- using a motor vehicle without the he was crushed against another Somers; Mrs. . Florence Carlson One thing that was 'evident, dren returning in September must answer a charge of having s. de­ Juran. added, was that "shopperii gkmal ajliances, smd then Jbe- have 818116(1 was also the precise cocktail and 20 x 28” step Inch magnesium container tucked owner’s permission. vehicle, a 16-ton trailer. Slams into Pole and daughter. South Windsor: TUALIPC/UJUM IB ‘ 145 Enfield St. present proof of at least one anll- fective muffler on hls motorcycle. Mrs. Janice Ellis and son. ■ 125 still 'know values.” He said th* queethed It to the enthusiastic zeal moment before the .most tremen; tables. " , hi the rocket's pose. At 1:47 a.m, a fireman at the The victim was identified by The 'Intoxication charge against I liv n if J v Ii t ILLC Yi Mile from State Line Co. 4 firehouse, on School St„ John pollo shot this year. The ruling also Summer St.; Mrs. Paula I-eone .shoppers showed shrewd buying o f the late John Foster Dulles, who dous and revolutionary boon of sill. Attempts early' 'ITIesday and police as John Springer, 52 Ridge James JCrause, 12, of 44 Ridge applies to ail school personnel lip Mrs. Minerva Brigman'of 146 Cen­ Wednesday to oVbit the big balloon Glode, reported to police that his Ave., .Bridgeport. Police said he and daughter, 45 Wellman Rd. sense. ■ proceeded to paper the whole world The new invention, which will car had just been taken St., was taken to Manchester Me­ to the age of 56. ter St. waa nolled. Crowds were steady all day, AN-O’CONNOR GARAGE GIVES YOU SOLID were postponed because of tech­ was employed by the Park City A Qiionaet Point Naval Air Sta­ The charge of breach of peace, ■wltlt aueb alliances, some of us free rtioi^Umie for the average 10 YR. GUARANTEE • CHOICE OF 60 SIZES Dorey was held in custody over­ morial Uospttal by ambulance at merchants said, and there were nical problems with the booster Express Co., Bridgeport. tion team inoculated more than 4,- against Benjamin Zielinski, 64, of have considered it our dreary re- housewfl^ than all *he other 'de­ AND STYLES • CHANCE TO SAVE EVEN rocket. The firsf effort to launch an night in lieu' of $1,666 bond, and Springer parked hls 5-ton truck noon today after he and his bi­ adequate amounts of merchandise , presented In epurt this morning, 666 Taunton residenta earlier this 1 6 'Depot Sq.. was nolled. Police inveslijjale available, a factor whUih may •ponaibility to keep emphaaizing vices added together, is the crea­ MORE BY DOING ALL OB PART OF JOB Echo satellite fallecL last May 13 on Harvard Avenue under a turn­ cycle had smashed into a utility Judgment was suspended in a YOURSELF • NO DOWN PAYMENT • where he pleaded guUty. Judge week. Mayor Bernard F. Cleary have contributed to the promo­ jthe basic characterisUcs of such because of a malfunction of small pike bridge apparently to fix the breach of' peace charge against tion of a mechanical brain which YEARS TO PAY • LOW AS f2A7 A WEEK Jule.s Kan* ordered a pfe-aentence load in the vehicle, police, said. pole on tfie north aide of W. Mid­ aaifi the city plans to hold another Break, Car Theft tion's success. helium jets' designed to help con­ clinic for school children and per­ his ■wife, Anne. allli^tcea. Is fully capable of taking over the trol the'^ight of the Thor-Delta. investigation, loweretL ‘ the bond He stopped the truck just in dle Tpke., opposite 8. A lton' St. Also, the free parking avail­ sonnel not yet Inoculated.- Hi said The charge of illegally selling They are the cIm s Ic coalition, of conduct of telephone conversations, At an altitude of about 1,600 to $266, and continued the case to front of a trailer that was parked Hospital sources said the boy Two thefts are being ifiveetl- able was hailed as a strong at­ Sept. 12 the Massachusetts Department of alrohoIlC’ liquor to A minor,'against traction to the shopping groups. powers finding themwlves iij tem- carrying them on for any desired miles, a small explosive charge without a cab, police said, and was Buffering from a possible con­ Charles Ganter, 66, 258 Autumn gated by Manchester polipe today. /OTT AGbS Only last March Dorey was ar­ when tpe brakes on his own truck Health has agreed to provide vac­ Police Chief James M. Reardon pcHvtry unity because they recog­ length of time, juid always out- split the magnesium 'x:ontainer' cussion, but his condition was St., was^dismlased when the State's ' A car belonging to Frank Guza- rested on the same charge. When released he was crushed against listed as satisfactory. cine. vitch, 126 Walker St., was report­ suspended meter tolls for the day nize some common enemy. A coali­ and ejected a bundle' of plastic In Masaachusetts, the most re­ key witness, John Perry, 17, of 211 thlnkAg whoever, Ts on the other hls case was finally disposed of the trailer. Witnesses said the boy and' a ed stolen sometime during the in the Main St. business district. sheeting.sneeung Pockets of air trapped early in June, he was given a «6- cent polio report, issued Wednes­ Hollister St„ refused to testify. tion la sometimes as strong, and end of the wij;s.. More ."face" lifters'- In the balloon began inflatingJU -j^^y suspended senlMtce and ..He .was declared dead on , arrival companion jvere riding their bikes night. ' ___ The only sad part of the event, at. Stamford Hospital. , day by the State Department' of TIte ‘youth stood on hli constitu­ Juran hinted, was that Oie'date. Its members as loyal to it and each Ability to hold the wire for a -G ar a g e s In the vacuum of space Gases „ „ V obation for 1 year, down W. Middle Tpke. at a high tional grounds In refusing'to testi­ Sometime between 1:36 and 3 \ ■ i Public Health, listed 14 reportjd p.m. yesterday, the home of Mrs. Aug. 11, did not have a seven in other, as the enemy emergency long time, and to think faster than produced by 36 pountLs of aubll- rate of speed and were very close cases. Four persons have died. fy, saying he- might' incriminate Choose from five matching $39.96 companion mating powders blossomed the Accident Totals to the curb. Eiigene Freeman, 628 'W. Middle the numeral. Last year, the sale jnsy require. But its inevitable and the person on the other end. kre himaelf if he did. Was held Aug. 37, the year before pieces to those shown; Maple bachelor’s j 145 Aiflald at, niempmville RI 5.S0S9 • sphere to its full size. ., H^rUord. Aug. 12 (Ah—The State Krause is said to have turned Tpke., was entered and several historic tendency, which can be not all the talents of the new Two cases were continued. on Aug.. 7. chest, end-table chest, or record cabfnet; Inflated, the sphere weighs Motor Vehicle Department’s daily, his head to the right to look back, IJntll Aug. 26, Robert M, Love- small Items pluji.$14 in caih was speeded up by the enemy whenever mechanical telephone conversa­ [Plaaie send me yoor free Uluefarated catalogue of About Town However, there were other »ev- Modern comer table or magazine table. 137.4 pounds. Its plastic skin is record Of autolfiobile accidents thus causing the bike to lean toward Public Records joy) 21, 57 Ridge St„ for trial oh taken. he wishes to change hie moods or tion machine. Its immediate ear is IGacagei O Have a z^aMtitative call 0 ,0665-lnch thick—about half the far this year and the totals on the the sidewalk,. a charge- of reckless driving. One of the Itenui was a simulat­ ens to make up for the lack, Re­ gal’s Men’s Shop advertised a pair diminish bis threats, is to begin to infallible; nothing ever has to be thlcknesf of the plastic wrapping Members of the 8th District same date last year; The left side of his head slam­ Until Sept. 12. Richard A. Dorey, ed diamond ring worth only $2. N i m ...... of dress pants tor Tt cents with disintegrate, almost from the mo- repeated for its benefit, no matter 1 on a cigarette packagd. Because Fire Department who wilh to path 1989 1960 ------med' into the pole, and he was MarrUn Uoeiuw 16, of East Hartford, for sen­ Police aald two jewelry boxea T I of Its Isrge size snd light weight, tlelpate in a parade In Hazardvills, AoddenU 30,372 23.771 (Eat) knocked unconscious immediately. P«Ur Joseph tUgno of Hartford tencing on a charge of using a and a email cheat were ransacked. every purohaae o f two p e ln for/- maat It is organized. The disinte- how loud the children turn the tele­ 3 9 -9 5 jADl^UBSS ' V • • Its orbltsT life was expected to be arc to report in uniform at fire Killed 143 147 He iSvthe son Mr. find Mrs. and TCatherine ^Deiany Murray, motor vahlele without the owner’s There wane no merka o f k $10^ The fitie want w«U. fgtstkm,^ aa it advances, features' vision. And its memory for pest IQYY ...... a PHONH leas them a month. baadquarten tt^nfow at fi pM . Injured 13,279 13,703 (EiiL) Albtr^ D. KrfiUM. A uf. 20^ Bt. Bridgaffi CSuireh. permission. forced ing to SMBfiCtr Lbula Apter. . th« re-emiynca of purely akri ev es^ end Its sense o f present . ■ ' I f

/ .. \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 12, 1960 PAGE 9tX. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN« FRIDAY. AUGUST 12, 1960 P A G E SE V E N DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE BUGGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE South Windsor HUHT I "rPMAKEYAWORKA. PLEASE A/HAAM.»1 WHEN VA FINISH WASHING THOifel_____ ^HTVA FERTHATFOOP IF PON'TBE U 60TA . rr.YACN«x/*vr TV-Radio Tonight CONCERNEPX FEELIN' HAPAOOB^ THIS WASN'T/WLA^ MJ^tt CfrLLX0* 8:00 PbU Silvers Show 21 A RIPE! RAINBOW ON A ^-OUNCE POD, A L Y r a r r u e e >' 1 Tomer XT.S. 5 Water betrier president Big 3 'Ditater (In progrtss) * 8:30 Wichita Town 10. 82. 3(1 tee will meet tonight at 8:15 p.m. MADE MORE M e MOPABLE WHEN A FULL' 6 Ran tosether Early Show (In progress) Sherlock Holmes 18 at the Wapping Community SROWN GRIZZLY s n a t c h e d THE FISH B Remove phonetically First Show (in progrtss) Man From Black Hawk 8. 40. 53 9 Bird’s crop Cannon Ball Hotel Do Pares f, 12 House. Chairman John A. Fam - AND s t a r t e d d o w n s t r e a m WITH n V 7 Rye Sheena 12 Confederate 8:00 Mystery Theater 18 ham, said important items on Ui6 UNDAUNTED,!. PLAYED THE fumactlvely 8lr Lancelot. Play Your Hunch 22.32 30 agenda include selection o f two 13 Melt drinks a:2a Weather, News 2 Eports Video Villace BEAR OUT, 8 Worms 8. 13 candidates to mn for representa­ 14 Past 9 African l;IK) White Hunter 77 Suneet Strip I. 40, 53 ^SEezpUan Club House 8:80 The Pendulum 18 tives to the state legislature in the baboons Sporte. News * Weather Masquerade Party 10. 22. 30 November election, and of eight rulers 26 Pen name 4S Rescued Scope December Bride 3. 12 10 Awry candidates^ fo r justice of the peace. IT BcKinner llW orld War 1 28 South Fadfle 48 Indian nurse g:46 Doug Edwards 10:00 College All-Star Football Game 15 Seeded ■HunB^iBrinkley „ . _ . 8. 10. 40. 53 Famham” emphasized that Re­ ££L Cenerel, island group 47 Horae’s nedc John'Daly Parle Precinct . 18 BY V. T. HAMLIN 19 Feared Iieonard — SO Stead hairs f :55 Barry Barsnta Moment of Fear 22. 30 publican Town Committee meet­ A L L Y OOP 21 Mature Twilight Zone 3, 13 ings are always open to all reg­ . 18 RevlsM 31 Burden 480ne 7:00 Lockup 10:80 Star Spotlight 18 YBW t-*) WHAT ARB WBU.PJ OLAJLL 23 Raleigh’s title MAsslsUnU 33 Sounder SO Antitoxin Movie at Seven .. „ Pereon to Person 8, 11 istered Republicans, and stated 24 Electrical 22 Analyse Nswe 'A Weather 11:00 Big News 33 that expressions of views concern­ W E MATTIN' fOR?^ mentally SlGenlBt’asrifa Herald Playhouse n measure (ab.) frammatleally 35 Mate’s title 52 Lairs Weather, News A Sports 8. 40 ing candidates would be most wel­ Dial 99« . Playhouse 53 AF Recruiter 37 Small children 24 Inaectg 40 Cuddle SSMeaauraa eg 7:16 John Daly Barry Barents 30 come at the meeting. 39 Pickle 25 Trading place 43 Idaho city cloth Huntley-Brinkley 11:15 Jack Paar 10, 30 S.Sgt. -George Adams of Willl- The Public Building Commission GOMtOUT°' Film ingredient Starlight' Movie 3 mantic will' take the post of Air 7:10 wait Dianev Presenta 11:30 Jack TPaar Show . 32 (P B C ) hopes to complete by earl.y 32 E ^ t ’i bead Force recruiting officer in the 1 r r r r . jrrr Grand Jury 13:45 World'* Beat Movies 8 September Its review of revised man 1n . 5" Cimarron City 1;.T6-Newe A Weather 3 Kancheater area beginlng Sept. 1. plans for the new $1.8 million high OPEN TO 34 Girl’s name Rawnide_____ 3. 8:00 News. Prayer 8 He replaces T.Sgt. Arnold H. school previously approved by the ir \T 14 BEE SATUBDAITB TV 4 FOR c o m p l e t e LISTINO 16 Walks L Bentley, recruit officer since April Board of Education, according to 17 Sent astray IT TT 1957, who has been transferred to a statement by G. Martin Kraus, 38 Stupefy . i 1 TVheelus A F Base, Tripoli, Libya, PBC chairman. The revision was 39 Biblical name P.M. @ N t 1WAT WE II" IT" ST North Africa. made becau.se of a price "ceiling” 41 Prosecute Radio »t W Tit i K N O W O F L L set by the Board of Finance in an 5 *. »■» 42 Young Sgt. Adams, a native of Plkea- ?r 22 w economy move made necessary by socialite . 1 (This UatlBg tneladea only Uiom news broadcaata of 10 ar kOHNlanto ville, Md., was formerly in charge #4 Consumes ST ar srsr tefigth. Solno atatlofla oany otiier abort Mwaflaata). of personnel in Prestwick, Scot­ the limited financial resources and 461/ivlng F w n r land. borrowing capacity of the to-wn. Buy Now While Our Stock Lasts! Everything Coes Regardless of Price! 8:15 CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER sr sr35 WDBO-188a Weather and Sports Beginning Sept. .1, enlistment Kraus also reported work on the Tit >i» «.*■»* e* -• 49 Relaxed 8:00 News and Zalman. 8:30 Suppertime Serenade 53 Male '1:15 Art Johnson 6:45 Three Star Extra days will be Monday and 'Thurs­ Wapping School addition is pro­ 5T sr 5:45 Lowell Thomae 7:00 Dick Purtell day from 1 to S p.m. at the Arm y- ceeding according to -plah, with 54 Comebetweeni 7:05 Amos *n’ Andy •“ 7:30 News WE ARE FORCED TO CLOSE OUR DOORS FOREVER! WE ' ARE BY AL VERMEER S8Some 7:25 Kingston Trio and Ntws Navy Club, Main St. cafeteria section completion. ex­ PRISCILLA’S POP ar vr 7:45 Grandstand Bandstand pected by the time school opens. 57 Door part IIii 7:35 In Person. 7:55 Boston at Maltimore THAT'S NOTHING.' 58 “Emerald Isle** 8:00 News, Music 10:30 Nightbeat This section- will be temporarily SELLING OUT TO THE BARE WALLS. YOUR CHANCE OF A LIFE­ PRISCILLA! JUST^ iS 1:00 Nsws—Sign Off 11:00 News ----- '----- S9Ereu edge 1 WHAT—#18 Andover Vised' for classroom space to ac­ NER n/ES! ^ 11:15 Sports Final , POOR UTTLE 60 French M 1 ?r 1 sr 8:00 News 11:30 Starlight Serenade commodate an overflow of pupils TIME TO SAVE ON QUALITY FURNITURE. HURRY GET HERE «i?r sr 6:30 John Daly P I «H ! HjE'S S T ILL summera WINF—U:18 from the A very School. WUaOUSJG! . 6:40 Big Show 6:00 Church’s Task Set nie question of whether a pro­ 81 Family heads GT sr . 7:00 Edward P. Morgan Financial Newc EARLY! YOU CAN BUY ON EASY CREDIT TERMS! 7:15 Big Show 8:06 World News Roundup posed 8-room addition to the A very d o w n 6:16 Sh('Ihowcase and News DRIVI-IH 5T ST sr 11 :S0 Public Affairs 7:00 SU!ilton Lewis Jr. For Sermon Topic School should -be in the form of 12:02 Sign Off 1 Bugle call WPOF—1411 • 7:15 Evening Devotions two 4-room additions to the ends 2 Singing voice 5T 55“- IT 7:20 Showcase and News of the classroom "w ing” of the THE RENDEZVOUS 8:00 News. Weathsr The Rev. WllUard E. Thomep has 3 Pour 12 8:15 Conn. Ballroom 7:36 Lombardoland building or an an 8-room unit addi­ 7:45 Baseball Warmup chosen “Rethinking the Church’s FAMOUS 7:00 Ray Somers ' tion, will have to await selection 11:00 News 7:56 Washingtbn atJVew York Task” as the subject of his ser­ TTT 11:10 Ray Somers 9:05 Showcase and News of an architect for the project, he ...... MAKES W" I |K 12:00 Del Raycee Show 11:05 Music Beyond the Stars mon Sunday. The church service said. An architect may be named OPEN SHORT RIBS B Y F R A N K O’N E A L WTIC—1888 12:06 World News Roundup will be held a t 10 a.m. 8:00 News 13:15 SIgnoff at the Sept. 12 PBC meeting, he The Board of Deacons -will con­ added. &0T SCO & M S i n t o MEl duct the church service next Sun­ day. The following Sunday the Manchester Evening Herald DAILY UX.PM.OR. T t Rev. Morris Thompson will be South WliidMor correspondent,, E l­ Nikita Promised to Help guest preacher. more Bumham« telephone Mitch­ 'Mr*. Miller to Attend . ell 4-0674. J L Q N a S A M BY A L CARP and BOB LUBBERS State Representative Mrs. Dor- othy_.MllIer, of BoltOn, president MATRESSES and U2 Pilot, Father Claims of the Tolland County Associ-ate.s, BOX SPRINGS is expected to attend the sheep- .$27.9."i Si»e<'inl InnerHpring (Ckmtinued from Page One) bake at the Richard Eladie home nuit t ri'Hs Farmers Unit for tomorrow, with other members of S39.95 quality: lnncr»priii)r miit- I S-lt fifth case of spying charged to the the BoKon Republican Town Com-; troKHv* or box United States since Powers wa* Kowalski Formed mitlee. Mpriiig*. I® captured May 1 after his plane State Rep. Ellsworth Coveil $49.95 Deluxe inpemprlng mat- has announced that 15 dozen ears crashed deep in Soviet territory. IreK^b* or box S 2 9 « « 0 Another American tourist, iden­ Formation of a statswide farm­ o f com w ill be contributed to the springs. tified as James Schultz of ’Wash­ er’s committee to work for the rs- bake by Franklin Welles of Tal- •S69.95 Firm Innersprliig pi:it- FALSfMg ington University, St. Louis, Mo., elecUon of Congressman-at-large Cott-ville, Senatorial candidate BEDROOM SUITES SACRIFICED treHses or box ^ 3 3 88 from the 36th Congressional Dis­ AWeRS waa expelled from the Soviet Union Frank Kowalski (D) of Meriden Hpring*. today on charges of trying to enlist trict. mr, l»OYV.\ K IN «i a Ukrainian in “ antt-sovlet agita­ was announced today. Members of the Republican FOR A FAST SELLOUT! "Town Committee will meet at the .>IH8TOW > .'8IOTOIt.S 8-/2. tion” by giving him- clothes, three Karl Hatheway pf Ellington, blbles and American publications. chairman of the executive com­ Eadie home at noon‘tomorrow'to 1469 MAIN ST., HlFD. JA 2-5086 HOLLYWOOD BED Christner told a news conference mittee, said the organisation will assist with setting tables and In Moscow he had been taking pic­ be known as Connecticut Farmers other preparations. Mrs. Eadie is OUTFITS “Of courts there’s no one else, Elmer— If thtre was do JUDD SAXON ______BY K E N B A L D and JERRY BR O N D FIELD tures everywhere "just like any for Kowalski. general chairmah/' Harry Sheldon 3-PlECE BLOND you think I'd ba doing without daatert?’’ other tourist.” Serving with Hatheway on the will be one of the chefs, at the SORRY, DADDV. I KNOW KOURE ^ WE THINK WE'RE BEING PRETjy'StNSIBte J ) barbecue pit. Mrs. Winston A b­ _ . VVORRIEP ABOUT THAT TRUSTCESHIR ABOUT IT " I don’t know wby they picked executive committee are State on me,” he-said. bott Is In charge of silver and PINE BEDROOM SET BUNNY, VDU'vE a o r TO BUT--BUT MiyWIfWOReiEP OVER - ^ 's A FINAL^^ Agriculture Commissioner Joseph PECI6ION, groceries and T. C. W right is tn $149 Maple, Colonial atyle $flO $21.9 Tangier S-pc. set. SOTO aAy/HORE.' OUR WHOLE FUTURE,' n S A S E i,PADI7y. I HOPE^/ Christner, fluent in Russian, said N. Gill, Mansfield; Thomas Bur­ SEE IT OUR WAY/ >OU NOT ONLY RESPECT IT LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON he is working on a master's thesis gess, South Windsor; Thomas. charge of providing tables and .PHARMACY 8-piece set. 0 0 dresser, chest on chest. standard Ttvln BUT I HOPE Chairs. Ekich committee member $249 Gray modern S-plece $1A(| Bookcase bed. Size 8 FI. 8 In. YOU'LL — r r r about Soviet railroads. He ac­ Wall, Wallingford; Theodore Lit-- knowledged taking some pictures win, Litchfield; Benedict Kupchu- will .furnish a-cake. 664 CENTER STREET set. Dresser, chest and bed. -1OU lieadbonrd. In- EVENTUALLY nersprlng Mat­ BE PLEASED. of railroad depots and dne of a rail- nos. South 'Windsor; and John The bake will be held at 6 p.m. COR. OF ADAMS $259 Walnut S-po. set with double $295 Danish wa1n\it set. tress and B o .X .way boxcar and making notes in Laterra, North Franklin. AliPOA Dance Tonight dresser. Chest and. bookcase $ 4 T 7 Double dresser, chest and bed. 1 0 0 TEL. MI 9-9814 Spring on l/ogs. connection with his photographs. ”W e plan to have units o f the . The Andover Lake Property bed. I l f He added: “ I generally did this Connecticut Fartners tor Kowalski Owners’ Assn. (A L P O A ) Junior $519.95 Modem- blonde S-i>c. set. $.S89 French Provincial cherr.v set. openly and In the presence of my operating In all key .farm areas entertainment committee will hold Prescription Double dresser, chest and $A4 Q Triple dresser, chest on ^9QQ (Soviet) Intourlst guide.’’ of Uie state," said Hatheway. "The a dance at the Red Bam from 8 bookease bed. 4 1 0 cliest'nnd bed. 4 0 0 to 1** tonight. The dance is open In the Soviet Union, It Is strict­ farmers of Connecticut have been SORRY. NO PHONE ORDERS to young people from 18 to 19 Specialist ly forbidden to take pictures of tremendously Impressed by Com- STATE IS A 'W' AND THAT'S S-/2 anything else that could be of in­ years old. FINE SCHOOL, A ALL I REALLY . gressman Kowalski’s fighting cru­ The annual ALPO.^' auction will Tell Your' Doctor To DADDY. I'LL B E ^ WANT FOR / terest to a potential enemy. sade against government waste. BY JOHNNY HART The slim, black-haired young be held at 8 p.m. tomorrow In the Phone lls VERY HAPPY THERE,') YOU, BUNNY'. B. C. We hatre also noted with approval Red Barn. Items may be left sit man left for Helsinki last night. his stand in favor of the family We Will Deliver Traveling alone, he arrived in' the Bam today and tomorrow.' BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE ve>D creRTAiNL-V Pino TH6RES T farm as part of our American way Open MONDAY thru FRIDAY 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. the Soviet Union July 17 by train of life and his realization o f the USE THE CONN. BANK SOMS STRANftE CReATURSS NOTMINO Manchiester Evening Herald fior. TDK IN NORFOLK from Budapest and'said he .had farmer’s need for easier credit.” CHARGE PLAN FOR YOUR UnId e r r o c k s y LIKE Andover enrrespondent, Mrs. Paul ON fUSINESS TOMORROW, planed originally to leave the So­ Meetings to organize county PRESCRIPTION ANYWAY. I'LL RUN YOU SPRING viet Union Aug. 14. D. Pftuiatlehl, telephone Pilgrim WATBR and local units of the Connecticut 2-6856, OVER IN MY BOAT. ' -— - - I — ^ Christner gradUhted. from the Farmers for Kowalski Will be held University, of Nevada In 1955 and within the next three weeks, attended the U.S. Arm y’s Russian Hatheway announced. Language School for one year while In service. A fter his dis­ 2-WEEK REI>RIEVE charge, he attended the Univer­ Nas.«iau, Bahamas. Aug. 12 (JP) sity of California at Berkeley for No, said Chief Justice L. A. W one semester. Orr when Delmar McKenzie ap The Library of Congress in pealed from a six month jail sen Washington said he was employed tence for dangerous -driving. "afc'SL's on a temporary basis from April "But this man was only mar­ 8 to June 30, first u a filer and ried two hours ago.” pleaded, Mc: MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLI later as a searcher and reference Kenzie’s lawyer. That made a dif X asstatant. Christner saW he plans ference. rU -T A U e HE WONT COME THATlSALUTTAkE^ to attend Georgetown University, Orr granted McKenzie a two I.DOMTKNOW WHAT« DOWN AGAIN— A LITTLE BATTENCe Washington, D. C., this fall and to MICKEY FINN‘ BY LANK LEONARD ID HIM. week reprieve to "permit him to GOTTEN INTO WINTHROP WE CAME TO AN AND UNDER'TITKNDING. finish hU master's thesis on Rus­ get acquainted with hla bride." tonight: BUT HE UU9T UNOERGTANOING. sian! rail roads. - ■ WENDY— I'M SIMPLY AMAZED/ WONT<5TAY INBEO, IT DOESN'T LOOK LIKE THE YES' GRANDPA IS LEAVING He KEEH9 COMINS SAME PLACE/ DOWNSTAIRS. KIT<^HEN SETS SLASHED \THE HOSPITAL TOMORROW Dr. E. S. Phillips GAS HEATING ^ — AND I NEEDED A FEW $69.95 Chrome . 5-pc. sets with IRE THINGS./ OUT Preaches Sunday P. STOLTZ 4 vinyl upholstered 'I'OO CH 7.2651 LIVING ROOM SUITE PRICES ehairs. v O Dr. Everett S. Phillips, pastor of AD 2-5946, $88.95 Chrome 5-pc. si'ls • , $ 0 0 First Church of the Nazarene, SLASHED BELOW COST! with exten.sintf leaf. ■10 3 FTtEE ESTIMATES UNIVERSAL l^thany, Okla,, will preach at. the . Church o f the Nazarene here Sun­ CUSTOM PRE-BNGINEERED $98/9.5 Ib'liixe 5-pc. sets, extension day at 10;45 a.m. Lamps leaf, chronic, bron-/.c or ■'i'KO Dr. Phillips la the son of Mrs. OUT THEY GO! black tubular. . ' 3 0 Stephen Phillips, 104 Hamlin St., and the late Mr. Phillips. 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Richards Sparking Orioles with ^Canadian Club* T H E ^ ‘This Is It’ Herald Angle Musial Displaying Old Form CLASSIFIED Vancouver Grads Pacing Birds By Declares EARL YOST ADVERTISING Sports Editor In Cardinals Bid for Pennant CLAS31F1EO ADVBRTI8MENT DEPT. HOURS New York, Aug. 12 <7P)-r-Af have been on—15 in the last seven*, Washington beat Kan'sM City.-^but, with a 6-0 lead at the end of.*. victory, and Ray Herbert, Athlet­ 8;15 A.M. to 4;30 P.M. Baltimore, Aug. 12 —A ting .313 with 21 homers and games—Is a little misleading when 5-4, and the Boston Red Sox the third Inning hie could afford ic’s starter, was the loser. Notes from the Little Black Book 46 RBT. first glance at the Baltimore * * mellowing Ted Williams has roster might give the impres­ given as the cause of the sur­ downed Cleveland, 5-2, in the \to be lenient.’ Caddying for winner Arnold Palmer in the recent four-day New York, Aug. 12 (/P)— COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. reaffirmed that 1?)60 is his last ^ P'liiiire Fncertaln RED Sk>x 5, IN D IA N S 2— The "I'm very thankful Tm do­ sion Vrincouver is threatening prising showing of the club this other AL games. Chicago hat), an Insurance City,Open Golf Tournament at the Wethersfield Here’s a warning to other Na­ • MONDAY Thru ITBIOAY lOifO AJN.—SATCBDAT t AM. season as a baseball player. SRNATORS 8, ATHLETICS 4— Boston Red Sox also had to get ing as well as I am.’’ Williams season. ojjen date along with New York. relief to win. Mike Fomieles re­ tional League dubs: When The Boston- Red Sox aUig- to win the American League Harmon Killebrew, who got a late Country Club was wol-th $300 for Danny Leslie of Bloomfield. eontiniied. "fve been enjoy­ pennant. Sprinkled in the mix­ Baltiniore is only one ahead of • • * start on his home run output this lieved Ike Delock in the eighth .. Speaking of the 1(^0, although given excellent press by the playing the St. Louis Cardi­ PLEASE READ YOUR AD^ ger, who will be 42 on Aug. ing it latel.v. its home run output at a similar ORIOIJCS 6. TIGER.S 1—The with two on and retired Harvey 20. sa t out y esterday’s game ture of creaky veterans ah(l callow %’ear a fte r hitting- '42 in 1959, is' state’s dailies, officials in charge of press relations again nals dont go into extra in­ "No. I don't know what I'm vouths Paul Richards has assem­ stage of the race last year. The home runs have helpefl a lot, starting to do double ttme to catch Kuenn and Vic Power to end the nings. The old man in leftfield OUsslfied or -*Waat Ads' a n tsifeen over Um phone a s m eon- In Cleveland, then played hast going to do in the next.year. club has 8.6 for 109 games. Last particularly recently. Whether the inning, and then got three Indians came up' with a'badly botched up .iob; many of the legitimate to a • champagne celebration bled arc five players who played up. He hit twei yesterday in the is liable to get tired standing venlenoe. The advertiser should read his ad the PTR81 DAI IT I really haven’t made up my year it was 84, but a fte r 109 heavy production will continue is in a row in the ninth. scribes getting worker tickets:?' d aboard the airplane" which fo- the Canadian club at one time Washington victory, and now has around and blast one so he can go APPEARS aod KbPUR'l ERRORS I tUne for the next inser­ mind, ha.sehall or not. I’ll have games in 1959 the Orioles were 10 the question. Last year the Orioles while the usual run of the mill tion. The Herald la responsible for only ONE Incorrect or omitted carried the Red Sox party to or another last year. Three of them hit 10 in his last 22 games for a Rip Repulskl had three RBI with home; to wait and .see. Mari' Breeding, Ron Hansen and games qut of first place, and only w'ound up w ith 109, m eaning th a t to tal of 17. H e' also had four .RBI a home nin and a single, and Don “friends of the management" Insertion tor nny ndve'tlsement nnd then only to-the extent ol a B altim ore. “I'm not thinking al.out sported press buttons. . Bob Wil­ The old man is Stan Musial. Brooks Robinson—were in the line­ one gam e above, the .500 m ark. in the last 45 games there were yesterday. ■■ Buiidin knocked in’ a pair-with a He's only 39, but that’s smtique as 'make good” Uisertloa. Errors which do not lessen the value of The occasion? Williams' catehing up to Foxx. My neek up yesterday as the Orioles whip­ liams, fine sportswrlter with the the ndvertlsament wUI not bo eerreoted by "mnko g o o d ” Insertton. 612th and .613th home • runs • The. real reason, for the Balti­ only ,25 homers. Jt took some irelief pitch­ double. Jim Picr.saU's home run ball players go. Most of them ■is .slill bothering me and I'm ped the Detroit Tigers, 6-1, to run was one of Cleveland's eight hits. Hartford Times, will, leave shortly Wednesday night which edged more boom is that it is a team ef­ There was no letup indicated ing by Ray Moore to save the don’t even go at 39, they’re gone. jus; hopeful I'll be able to thqir victory string to six games. Delock and Fornieles helped them­ to take up a position as executlye him pas; the late Mel Ott fort, as Indicated- by the batting yesterday, however. Ron Hansen, game, despite Killebrew’s heroics. TOUR UOOPlUtAXlON WILL fini.sh the season. Baltimore, which now hfts wort averages. Last year the club was selves vrith their control. They sports editor of the San Diego, The' personable fellow blasted (.611) into third place’ in, the Walt Dropo, Dave Nicholson and Moore halted a-ninth inning Kan­ one laat night, when the Pitts­ "It wa.sn'l until May that 11 of its last 12. g a in e d . a h alf­ hitting .236 at this time. This didn’t walk a man. Calif., Union. . Leo (Brick) Kane, BE APPRECIATED Dial Ml 3-2711 major league home run derby Jirn Gentile all hit for the circuit sas City rally with tying run on of Hartford, who died yesterday in burgh Pirates persisted in- pro­ ' I finallv .became convinced I. game on the idle 'Y'ankee.s and now year the team average is .•2,6.6. A against the hapless Tigers, mak­ second. Truman Clevenger, who Jack Harshman was- the loser, behind Babe Ruth (714) and could do it. It was in Cleve­ trails by only one 'game. Hartford, was a fine outfielder and longing the game. In the 12th. In­ Jimmy Foxx (.M4). good pitching staff is getting » ing the job of pltcher'Jack Fisher was relieved by Hal Woodstock going out in the third inning with third baseman in the 20s with ning Sign The Man smacked a land. I’d popped out about .six The home run binge the Orioles little help. a breexe. He allowed eight hits, In the eighth, got credit for the the Red Sox leading. 4-0. Lost and Found 1 . Automobiles for Sale 4 "I want to quit with a good tim es in a row but I told Hartford in the Eastern League. Bob Friend pitch into the stands yeai’ and this i.s it," Williams some of the gu.vs T felt great. Survivors include three married with a man on base to give the LOST—Green and yellow parakeet, OLDER CARS mechanics spe­ said in reaffirm ing thi.s would r"Vva.s swinging the hat wilh- • daughters residing in Manchester Cards a 3-2-decision and cut Pitts­ vicinity Cornell Street. Reward. cials. fixlt y rself cars, always be his last season a.s a player. o))t any trouble and I knew as well as one sister living here. burgh's lead to four games. He M l S-5‘872. " a good selection. Look behind our He stated the decision after " in 1023, Kane was sold to the had a pair of doubles earligr as a office. Douglas Motors 333 Main. then I eould come bark and Majbr League w arm up. hitting home run No. .600 in do it. ^ Philadelphia Phillies .and later IX3ST—Buff colored Cocker Span­ Cleveland June 1". "I giffs.s the way I'm going played witlt Waterbury, Bridge­ Los Angeles blanked .Clhclnnatr, iel. apayed female, vicinity School . 1956 FORD "I really wanted to quit last = L e a d e r s = port and the New York Giants. 3-0, and San Francisco nipped St.’ family pet for several years, now prov'es that I really w'as answ ers to “ P enny” . License No. year, but I had a Jot of inju­ h u rl last .year. M ilwaukee. 8-7, in .. o th er NL Hardtop Victoria, healer, radio, ries and I didn't have the year AMERICAN I*EAGCE games. Chicago's Cubs and Phila­ 139720. P lease call, MI 3-7094, R e­ hydramalic, 4595. No down pay­ "Now I’m sali.sfied. Tl’s loo w ard. .- ment, terms to suit you. I wanted," Williams contin­ tough for a guy my-age to go B a 11 i n g—Minoso and Smith. Old Folks delphia were not scheduled. llAKIJKOOT HOY—Rtiri- Chicago, .317; Skowron, New Yorki . ued. out there now. I can't play * * ning in his hare feef, .316; Power, Cleveland, .311; Run- Reason Ted Williams didn't' hit FOUND—Black male, part Dachs­ Ted fell from his .,646 life-, any more and I don't want to To Pro CABD8 8, PIRATES S-r-Oddly, hund. Call Lee Fraochla, Dog,War­ COLE MOTORS by 20 any home runs ye.slerday. He time average to .2.64 last year .sit on the heneh and w'atch Hnice Tiillnli negotiated nel.s Boston, .310, most fans don’t think of Musial aa den, MI 3-8594. with a painful neek ailment. at White City Sladitim in AMERICAN LEAGl’E Runs—Mantle, New York, 90; didn’t play, getting the day,off a home run hitter. They think of 436 Center Street MI 9-0980 .vounger players in there Maria, New York, 79; Sievers, Chi­ So fa r thi.s sea.«on he is h a t­ every day." Thursday's R^iilts from Manager Mike Higgins after him as a line drive hitter—singles LOST—CARTOP rack support, 2 \ ------:— J.ondnn the fifth fa.stcst cago, 66; Runnels, Boston and three miles ever run. a ^Bo.slon .6. Cleveland 2. Chicago, Aug. 12. (TP)—-The hitting one homer Tuesday night and doubles and triples. cups, have other 3. Please MI • AUSTIN HEALY 3000 , 2-seat- 'Baltiniois! 6, Detroit 1. College All-Stans tonight will Minoso, CTiicago, 65. and a pair Wednesday. However, Yet he has a career total of 424 3-8384 ■ er, loaded with accessories, in ex­ new Hritish recoi'd of 1,1 Washington 5, Kansas City .4. try to make a daring, gam­ Runs Baited In—Maris, New another member of the Old Folks round trippers. He hit five in a cellent condition. MI 3-8075, f minutes, 17.2 .seconds. He Only Games Scheduled. "York, 92; Skowron, 77; Minoso, Fraternity, and future Hail of doubleheader one day in 1954 Jack e Rohinson latterc(V bling game pay off against Chicago, 75; Wertz. Boston, 74; Annonnremenu 1947 DODGE pick-up, half-ton, good js one of the routers to W. L, P('t. G,B. Famcr, Stan Musial did all right against the then New York condition, new tires. Priced (or New York ... . .61 42 ..692 — the Baltimore C^olts, National Gentile, B altim ore, 70. in Pittsburgh. Musial basked In Giants. He won the 1955 All- lieaf in the 5,000 meters Hlts(-Minoso, Ch i c a g o., 132; PHILCO-BENDIX 16 Jb. woah. 26c; quick sale. 63 Campfield.' MI At Report Hell ljead (iiants Baltimore ... . .63 46 ..678 1 Football League champions. the moonlight as the Cardinals Star game for -the National SCRAMBLE FOR THE ..BAGi-Milwaukee’s Del Crandall and San Francisco first base- 3-8503, in the Olym'pic Games in Smith, Chicago, 129; Robinson, B ILL VIOT dry, 10c. Lucky Lady Launder Chicago ...... 61 47 ..66,6’ 2 'i The 27lh midsummer classic is ex­ . otitlasted Pittsburgh in 12 Innings, -League with a home run in the man Jim Marshall, left, fall to ground when they bumped each other on close center, 9 Mkple iSt, across from itome. Clevclatirt . .52 ,61 .505 9 pected to draw upwards of 70,000 Baltimore, 128; Fox, Chicago. 12l'i The Man hitting a two-run homer 12th inning. In the second" All- CLEAN 1.952 P ackard, 4-d(X)r,‘ low Slamfoni, Aug. 12 A 'l—Jackie he said. "Twould have to get the Runnels, Boston, 119. Kobus of Ellington were also play at first base last night. The play occurred in the ninth inning when Crandall First Natioqal Store. Ojien 24 ^Wa.shington . .52 .,65 .486 11 customers to Soldier Field. It Will to win; 3-2. Before blasting the registered. Star game this year he was sent honrs. mileage, automatic ' transmission, Robinson toda.v said it-was "flat­ go ahead from present bo.ss, be televi.sed and broadcast over .Home Runs--Maris, New York, homer, Musial clouted a pair of up as a pinch-hitter, and think­ grounded to Jim Dfivenport at third who threw high to Marshall. Marshall bumped priced to sell. 19 Pearl St. tering to be thought about for the D etroit ...... 46 .68 .442 15 ♦ * ♦ William Black," head of the res­ Boston ...... 46 .69 .4,38 16 ABC starting at 10 p.m„ DST. 35; Mantle, New York, 27; Lemon, doubles. . T“.’ All box and reserved ing something was expected of Crandall on his way to the ground. The umpire called Crandall out and 'an argument job.’ of managing the San Fran­ Washington, 26; Sievers, Chicago 1957 CHEVROLET BEL AIR, 2-door taurant ch'ain. ■ K ansas Cit.v . . .41 64 .390 21 Placing a defense hinged by the .seat tickets for Wednesday night’s Athlete Honored. him he put the ball into the upper followed. Crandall claiming he was never tagged. The Giants won, 8-7. (AP Photofax) Personals cisco Ciants .baseball team, "hut and Colavito, Detroit, 22. deck.in rightfleld/'aft Yankee Sta­ h.ardtop, 220 h.p. V-8 engine, 4 ("olumnist Charles McCabe pro­ Today's (iaines likes of 288-pound (iene (Big Red Sox-Yankee game in Boston Congratulations go to Billy I don't think I am being consid­ Pitching—Coates, New York, 9- 'Viot, one of three sons of Royal- dium. VACUUM CI,.filANElR8 repaired In barrel carburetor, turboglide auto­ ered," posed yesterday that Horace Kansas Cjty (Daley 13-9) Chi­ Daddy) Lipscomb and 270-pound have been ^old. Despite the dismal San Francisco Giants dropped Mil­ my ,Qwn home chop. Forty years matic transmission. Beautiful 3, .750; P erry, Cleveland. 14-5, .737; showing of the Bosox to date, at­ McBee Corp., employes who won a ■He’s been winning a lot of Ernie Broglio (14-5); Each went the Dodgers blanked the Reds. Robinson, the first Negro to .Sloneham,. (lianls’ ow'ner, sign 4;iinu'n .Hori'B.MJ. cago (Shaw 10-9), 2:30 p.m. Art Donovan, Coach Otto Gra­ waukee t6 fourth place with their factjry experience. All makee, black and white, very clean Inside Staley, Chicago, ll-5,_ .688; Estra­ tendance has been great at Fen­ Thomas Fortune Ryan Scholarship games lately for a man who ear­ the distance, Broglio ' allowing Koufax, who seven.tlmes this year play In-, the big leagues, quickly Robin.son as the major ienguc'.s F.ach .side scored fo.ur time.s. in Detroit (Running 7-81 a t Cleve­ ham's- squad of 47 college grad­ da, B altim ore, 12-6, .667; B row n,- lier in the year was benched so eight hits an(l Friend seven. has fanned more than 10 batters victory. loT. rates, free estlmatee, free and out. Many extras. Private added that he wa.sn't’ interested first, .N'egro manager. land (Grant 7-51 8 p.m. uates undoubtedly will be think­ way Park, thanks to the magic ot to the University of Connecticut. pickup and dellv.,ry. Mr Miller, owner. Best offer over 11300. CsJl the first inning bu: the Kacey's Baltimore and Stobbs.. 'Wa.shing- 'Viot was a fine basketball player new talent,would have a chance. The Bucs made a valiant effort in a game, struck out 13 last Taking a ,flye-rOn lead in the •in leaving his job as personnel ■ A ■ Ci,ants’ .spokesman said the Washington (Ramo.s 7-13) at ing of an air offensive rather than one Ted Williams. . . . Thursday Almost dally,he adds to his career JA S-5409. Ml 9-2310 after 6:80 p.m. seorerl more often thereafter and ton. 8-4, .667. _ with Manchester High last season to prolong their -seven-game win­ night and allowed only two hits. first two innings, the Giants saw manager for a re.stauranl <'hain. club had no rom m ent on the .San Went on to whip Center Cnngo.s, New York (S hort 3-4 i, 8 p.m, a ground attack. ■ Strikeouts >— Bunning, Detioit, afternoon, members of the 65 Year total of 3,269 hits, and he times Club in Rockville will motor to and also exceled in track as a ning streak. They scored once in The two hits came in the first the Braves nibble away on it un­ 1956 CADILLAC "62 ”, 2-door hard- but In a way, left the door open. Kraricisco Chronicle columnist's !>-7, last night at Mt. Nebo. Boston (Muffett 4-^I at Balti­ Quarterbacks Don Meredith of 155; Pascual, W ashington, 120; his blows nicely. Automobiles tor Sale 4 Boston for the Yankee-Red Sox dash .man this past spring. He is the bottom of the 12th on Bill Vlr- and second innings, respectively, til it dwindled to the one run. The top, all white. . Power ateerinp, "If I were being crinsldered," proposal. Only, one homer was hit in the more (’Barber 7-4lT 8:0.6 p.m. Southern Methodist, George Ixo of Bell, Cleveland, 105; Wynn. CTii- Maybe it was shifting him to don's single and Rocky Nelsoh’s and after that not a Red reache.d Braves loaded the bases-with two game, Rockville City Rec Direc­ the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest W A IT ED — "^lenn uued care. We power brakes, power- windows. slugfe.st, .lerry (,'ollins of the las­ Saturday’s Games I^otre Dame and Pete Hall of cago, 102; Montfcuquctte, Boston, the outfield from first base that double, but that wasn't quite first until pinch-hitter Willie down in the ninth, but Johnny An Kansas City at Chicago, 2:30 tor Don Berger handled all ar­ Vio'.. Viot Sr., b etter known -as was the tonic. It alSo permitted buy’ trade down or trade any­ Excellent condition. Must sell. ers getting' the four n7aster. The Marquette may spray the atmos­ lOh. , ' , . •Tuff.y, was a standout baseball enough. Jones wangled a walk. Oddly' tonelll got Bill B.rulqn to ground Best offer. TR 5-9794. winners outhK, the Congos, 12-11. p.m. phere with more passes than ever . NATIONAL LE.\GCE rangements for the retired men's Manager Solly Hemus to rear­ thing. Douglas Motors, 383 Main. club. player with a number of local range his lineup to get maximum it was the Cards’ fifth blraight enough, Koufax hadn't defeated out to end the' game. with each side committing three -.Detroit at Cleveland, 2 p.m. before in the aeries. Batting-Darker, I.o.s Angeles, teams including Pop Hublard’s victory and their 30th in their the Reds since June, 1958, a n d ^ d Billy O'Dell got credit for the NEED A CAR and had your credit 1958 AUSTIN-HEALY, deluxe, ino_-6. Insist on the Boston at Baltimore, 8:0.6 p.fn. power. miscucs. There even could be more aerial .346; M ays. San Francisco, .336; old Manchester Greens. There was last 41 gam es. • lost five games.to them until last victory, his sixth, but had to have turned down? Short on dow'n pay­ radio, heater, overdrive. wire Kacoy’.s ...... 42(1 012 x 0-12-3 Washington at New York, 3 Musial’s home run last night wheels. MI, 3-7593 action than in la.sl year's 29-0 Ashbutm, Chicago. .313; Clcmerile, Off the Cuff no better man at the plate .on broke up a stirring pitching bat­ * * night. help from Antonclli in the eighth ment? Bankrupt? Repossession? Center Congo ..400 oio 2 7-11-3 .Sunday's Games Colt' tritirnph in which the Col­ Pittsburgh, .311; Groat, Pitts­ DODGER.S 8, R E P S 0 — Sandy when the Braves scored ,t\yicc and Don't give up! See Honest Doug­ Jackie Allen, former local pro­ a hit and run situation than Tuffy tle between Pittsburgh's Bob 1958 AUSTIN HEALY, overdrive, Carey and .Ma.son, Blevln and Kan.sas City at Chicago (2), legians trfed 41 tosses, completed burgh, .310. . Viot. Koufax was the whole show as GIANTS 8, BRAVES 7 — The were trailing by only one run, las, get the lowdown on the low­ 2:30 p.m. - fessional basketball whiz and ex- Friend (12-9) and the Cards’ radio, heater, light blue,- excellent McCarthv., 15 for .186 yards, and Baltimore Runs M ays.iSan Francisco, 81; * P)fefloodlit Acropolis, th e fo rtress Hamilton vs. Moriarty, 6:45, Medforfoulilelue Dale of Virginia Tech ^re re­ Mays, San Francisco, 135; Pinson, Colts Park, Hartford. ^_^face Ihir'l place Clark.e- Insu-rance 8 Only( - • • Games Scheduled Cincinnati, 132; White, St. Louis. ing up closer to the first division, .300," Arnie reported. "He and Manchester Country Club Three- ■— By the rays of the sun, amid heights of ancient Athens.' As, he SHOE SALESMAN ■ in the- tiisl playoff game Monday W.' L. Prt. G.B. garded as two of the. best pass- i.s slated to move into .the front Hank Aaron’s brother. Tbmmy, quarter handicaps will prevail: ancient memories, the Olympic pAsses, the lights will go off. Snnduy, Aug. 14 PLUGGED SEWERS catching ends ever to make an 127; B ruton, M ilwaukee, 125. j night. Should Spruce ,St. lose- to- PiU.'ihnrgh ... . 6.6 41 .613 office next year. This could' mean are the only two players given a 10;29—Deas (S3). SundquI.st (18).' 8. flame for the 1960 Games waui They will gp on again just as I.«glori vs. Bristol, 2, Niantlc. Part-time. Guaranteed year .SI. Lou i.s '. . . . . 62 46 .,674 4 All-Sla r roster. Triples -Pinson, Cincinnati and Ferguson (4) Martocchlo (18). ' Monday, Aug. 15 Machine Gleaned I night then -VIonilay .Mani'he.ster White. St. Louis, 8; Aaron and ^ Bucky Harris will rriove to green­ good chance of moving up into a lighted texlay and sent on its way he lights the flame of a sacred al­ 'round work. Excellent ; Auto will play them again foi I-os Angeies . . -.68 46 .6.68 6 But .the All-Stars must protect er pastures. Harris is the current , 10:36—W, Ferjaison (10), McOonigal to Rome. ' Congo vs. M ethodists, 6:1,6, N e­ Septic Tanks, Dry Wells, Sewer .Milwaukoe . , Bruton. Milwaukee and Kirkland higher classification next year, ” (22), Stanford (23). Dowd (18). - tar in the darkened stadium. fir.sl place and the league tille. . .67 47 ..648 7 their pa.sses from the huge Balti­ general manager; . . . Manchester he added. The day the Steruds bo. hourly rate, plus ,,fommis- LJnea Installed—-Cellar Water; San Krancisro ., .62 .62 ..6(rn 12 and. Mays, San Francisco, 7. 10:43—P. McNamara (5), Boccalatte The ceremony at this site of the Crown Prince Constantine, pres­ All .Mclnlo.sh Boa I [>layeis aie more charger.s if they= hope to High coaches who took' in the (12), McGurkcn (11). Duggan (13). Tuesday, Aug. 16 aion. proofing Done. Cincinnati . .,, 47 60 .4,39 181J Home Runs-Banks, Chicago stopped in Cedar Rapids they were ancient Greek Games provides a ident of the Greek Olympic Comr I reminded to reluni their shirt.s to crank up an air barrage. Coaches’ Clinic earlier this week met with Tain and the scheduled 10:50—J. Gordon (3), Monger (7). Mutual vs. Niiie, 6; 15, Nebo. Pliiiarielpiiia . V ■<2 6.6 .39.3 2.3 <5 ' Flipping passes for the Colts and Aaron, Milwaukee,. 30; Math­ King (5). Smiley (16). link between the original' sports mittee, will conduct the cere­ i f I the Fast Side Roc as soon as ews, Milwaukee,.., 25; Boyer, St. at UCohn included Elgin Zatur- game at night was washed'out.. festival and the mammoth Games mony. Apply Mufflers Chirago ...... 39 6.6 .37,6 25 will be (lie master, lohn Unitas, sk'y, Ray Korbusieski, and Phil 10:57--Olekslnskl (5). McKee (3), McKin n e y b r o s . I possible. Today’s Games Louis. 24; Mays, San Francisco. 21. Bruce Daniels, former United Connorton (15), Eich (4). opening in Rome Aug. 25. He will light another torch fPl^ now tabbed as completely recov­ Hyde, 'basketball mentors, and States Junior Davis Cup member, 11:04—Gayson (4), Tarca (7), Faulk­ Chicago (M orehcad 1-7 or Hob­ -P itc h in g —McDaniel, St. Loui.sl ner (6). Boyce (8). A Greek woman, dressed in the from the sacred altar, and runners See Your Favorite BURTON'S Sewerage Disposal C o .' ered from cellulitis, an infection Walker- Briggs, head football is a Manchester resident. Daniels g i n f ble 10-1.61 at Philadelphia (Rob­ that earlier this wepk spread from 10-3, .769; Law, P ittsburgh, 16-5, 11:11—Bonadlea (12). Mlllilcen (5), robes of an ancient priestess, hold will carry . it to the port of 130-182 Pearl St— MI 3-5.308 OlcMIivals Cla.sli erts S-lOi. 8:0.6 p.in. .762;• W illiams. Lcis Angeles, 12-4, coach. The Rev. Philip Blane.v of is a su p e h ’isor in purchasing "at StepanskI (14), Hunt (22). Piraeus, on the edge of Athens. . Automotive Service ! his nose to glands below his eyes St. Thomas Serriinary High, John • li:l8 —Benton (16), Allen (7), MacKay a magnifying glass in front of a SHOE STORE • St. Lo((is (Gibson 2-31 at Pftts- NO PUSHOVER—Stevie MacGreg'or, 7, of .suburban Oak .7,60; Broglio, St. Louis, 14-5, .7.1.7; Pratt & Whitney Aircraft in East (6), Jarvis (13). To Board Ship j and up to his forehead. Canavarl of Rockville and Mitch' Hartford. ' torch to light it. 825 MAIN STREET For VioiMcn'.s I ’ille biirgh (Wilt 1-0), 8:15 p.m. Park, shoves his 60 pounds against Baltimore Colt tackle Roebuck, Los Angeles, 8-3, .727. ' 11:25—Beaulieu (10). O, I.orenlzen Runners then' set out to carry There, Pietro Onegio, vice chair­ Mon ■ San Fi-anei.sco (Marichal 3-0 1 or I Unitas had a brief thro^’ing (4). Jesania (16L R. Gordon (6). drill last night as the (jolts worked Art Donovan, 6 feet, 1 indies, who weighs 270 pounds. Strikeouts—Drysdale. Lo.a An­ 11:32—Gray (32), C. Davis (13). the flame to Athens. man of the Italian Olympic Com­ (.Sanford 9-101 at Milwaukee geles. 17.6; Friend,' Pittsburgh, Stevens (6). Hatfield (71. Orange, Aug. 12 'A') Two of (Spahn 12-71, 9 p.m. out for a .short time under the Professional championship football team worked out The distance to Athens' is 340 mittee, will take the torch aboard For Motor Medic 146; W illiams, Loa AVigele'a, 143; 11:39—Kennedy (2). Splleckt (13). kilometers (214 miles), and 34 the three-masted sailing ship, d $14,200 is all that's need- Conner.;icul's leading womhn golf­ Ix)s Angeles ,(Drysdale 10-11) lights in Soldief.-rFienTr “ • Tliur.sday at Chicago's Soldier Field where they play Hace Tightens Up Freeburn (13), Colburn (40). ed to buy this nice 6- i e rs'te e d off today in the .start of "I feel fine," he said. "I respond- Broglio, St. Louis, 134; Koufax, 11:46—M. Andersofl (9). Ohremski torch bearers are waiting at each Amerigo .Vespucci, a training ves­ at Cincinnati (Hook 8-12). 9 p.m. the College All-Stars tonight. (AP Photnfax) I:,0S Angeles, 131. , (12). B6nley (7). Turklnedon (18). ill room Cape. Aluminum Hi;:- a 36'-hnle match for the State Saturday’s Games ed tn treatments right away," 11:63—Matblason...... ■ (7), ■ MeficLafferty (18), kilometer marker for the flame in sel for Italian midshipmen. SCHIEBEL George H. Grifflng ;;| storm windows, wall to Women'.s Amateur Crown. Chirago at Philadelphia, 1:30 .Some ob.servers expert Ray Robison (18) McLaughlin (19). the marathon relay. On Aug. 18, the A m erigo V es­ III wall carpeting, shade HiH Playing oii her hpnie course, 12:00—Varney L17), MoJley (16). Slera. At several places, local cere­ pucci will dock at Syracuse, Sici­ p.m. ^ Brown to .sec .more getion than want them to be. We came to Milt Clark Hurls Telso kowski (18). Nash (10). • EXCAVATING III a-plentj". It's truly an ' iPnt O'Sjillivan of Rare Brook, the .St. Louis at Pittsburgh. 1:30 Unita.s, especially if Baltimore play, and lo win." Giants Sharpen Up Defense 12:07—E. Lorentren (3). Migllori (12), monies will be held. ly, and the torch will be taken BROTHERS III excellent buy and is on a ||:|;^ eurreiit champion,, faced ' Mrs. Los Angeles at Cincinnati. 2:30 erupts for a substantial lead by Wood (.16). Slonnberg (22). The last runner Is due to arrive ashore. Since Ewbank thus discards 12;14—Saarl (6). Anson (9), Perry ' SINCE 1019 quiet stre e t and' clo^e to ;i:\: Crace ISencz.vk (’foniii of Indian ,San Franci.sco a t M ilwaukee, halftime. The former Missis-sippi overconfidence, experts see little tomorrow night at Athens’ Pan­ Runners will Immediately leave ill shopping and bus line. 2 :.30 p.m. (16). Wltkle Jr. (3). DISTRIBUTORS and GRADING Hill, former i illist. . , quarterback ha.s been trained to standing in the way of another To Upset of Teachers . 12;21-rTerry (2). Coy (8). Daley (6), atheniafi .Stadium, site,of the first 1 the city on the east coast of Slcl- Mia.s O’.Sullivan has l)oen. .state , __ liundiiy's (inmes... fill in for U nitas as well os hold­ impressive Colt Violory. Nelson (13). modern • Olympic Gamies in 1896. Ily .and head north to Rome, 1,532 Proctor Rd. and Center St. Chicago at Philadelphia (2), Eastern Conference 12:28—R. DeMartln (12), Piper (7). Phone MI 3-2754 t/i Yard Truck Shovel, lii Quality? you bet: Clean? T’:::; ehampion seven time.s. Mrs. ("roii- ing down the job as right safety Graham describes bus group as On. his. way, he will pass by the kilometers (950 miles away). 1 :0,6 p.m. Csppalll (6). Slbrlnsz (14). certainly': Priced right? In ha.s held the title twice. They in the defensive backfleld! . . “Probably the most quiet bunch Backhoe and Bulldozer ' have never met in a final of the St. L)uis at Pitlsburgh (2), 1 Baltimore Coach Weeb Rwbank, ^ 8T.AND1NGS HERCULES HEAVY DUTY "She told me I’m of no use to Halfbacks Frank Gifford and ahead of their pace, at this time , iiMriiovH Hartford Rd.. Rdiile 8.6 ' sai'd Campy. "I ju.st can't take it World’s First Turnpike* / ^ I im in i rii. Steps leaks in ■her any' longer. Shf complained any more.' She.'s' dropped all re­ Alex Webster and fullback Mel in 19.69. Shaw's Injured thumb PMMAMI f'oiinr<'tlc»it Tpke. Exit 77 that she wa.i tied dov-n to me. So sponsibilities as a,mother. She's Triplett round out the first back- th a^ sidelined >hlm for 'a good p a rt Proved Tires aUlCKLYI Attention Working Mothers/ I’m letting’ her go. She's free to field. Triplett js backed by j Joe of last season Is healed complete­ hoar* HOI*’', AUTOMATIC stayed out all night on occasionis ^ H a n k s s L MOTOS* STOCK CAR RACING go and do a.* she pleases.” and '.she's neglected the chilriien Morrison, who starred at all three ly while'Grosscup has shaken his Save with safety on famous Goodyear 3-T Nylon Shock Absorbers TRANSMISSIONS Roy’s attralctive 38 - .year - old and she’s ignored me completely. positions in hl.s rookie .year in "first year-itLs" of Jast year Tires! Ggt longer tire life, more dependability. wife, Ruthc, her face, clearly show­ "I've tried talking to her. T've 1959, while, hard-running Phil year when he was the final player Trade today for Goodyear 3-T Nylons now, they’ve at yo|ir local Mrvic* stotion WED. NIGHTS ing the shock of her husband’s King w'ill stick tn halfback instead cut. before the 'season began. He never been lower priced. • | Am H*M« At Y*«r IsvwH* Carss*. had others talk to her. I’ve even SarvlM ItstlMi, Car Daetar, ar-Aala' CHILD CARE AND separation suit fill'd ’ last week, tried prayer. But'* nothing helped. df^lTeib'g”sw itched around. stayed and worhed with the team Aaaaiiary Stara. tearfully protested the accusation during the rest pf the season in BASEBALL She just won’.t listen to'reason. ^ Better Punch ALL SIZES »$PECIAUY PRICED . tUUANTIIS ir SAT. NIGHTS that she had tired of the former The 'coaching staff feels this a practice status only. • star catcher of the Dodgers. Look, a fpllow must have it way ON KAOIATOR SnCIAlTY will giv'6 the te a m . the g re a te st Howell looks to, rookie Lon - macfcwatl WhHfwaS SEE YOUR FAVORITE "I tried very hard, to keep the up to here if he starts action SIZE - TuboTVoa* ■ COMSANV CENTER MOST X RACES—FEATURES amount of offensive punch, for Cordileone of Clenison. Jim Leo Ciuiioni, N. C. marriage from falling apart," she against his wife." 6.70x15 CARS AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE Program Htnrta 8:.10 P.M. said. "I’vo learned to adjust' my­ Denle* Charge* Triplett and Morrison are super­ from Cincinnati,--halfback Bob $12.95 $16.50 IN MANCHSSTER URSAN AR€A MAN FOR self ever since Campy returned lative blockers, block-busting run­ Bercich, and quarterback Pete ■.7^10x15 14.95 Mrs. Campanella denied she has Hall as possibilities to make the 18.95 SATI'RDAY from the hospital over a year ago. ners and can Join In the pa.ss Cash and been anything but a faithful wife. catching parade. I^ing qualifies in team. Cordileone is being groom­ 7.60x15 16.95 20.95 The trouble. 'with Roy is he has "It’s all his imagination,” she WINF 7:30 A M. to 5:00 PaM. ^ GUARANTEED PURRE of ed for an offensive guard spot ALWAYS IN STOCK INSTALLED not learned fo adju;it himself. similar tergis, and has great 6.00x16 12.95 „ aat-aaiaa , Transeal said. "Ever since he's returned speed. ' and Leo as a fourth lineba(;ker. (OTHER HOURS TO SUIT) Carry Live In Sam e Ho’ise DIAL 1230 *prica plus tax ami racappabla tiro - $3500.00 from the hospital, he’s had a sus­ The offensive fncLs will be vet- Bercich may be a defensive half­ «fm« M>a Husband and wife still live un- picious mind. He just doesn’t trust back, while Hall ma.v have to mak4; MOTOR MEDIC der-thc same roof ih their spacious eran.s Kyle Rote, and Bob Schnclk- * An■ Goodyear Tins ere Tump«l»'Aewed...deel|ned ' * SCHIEBEL any one any more. I can’t take a er. Joe Biscaha, in lii.s, second year, the team as a' halfback, or stick' STOPS o n . BURNIKO ranch heme overlooking Long Is­ step out oi the house without his tonight 7:5 S ______and manufactuied to maka racapping practical. , WEI).. AUG. 17 land Sound, but they occupy sep­ and rookie Boh Simms from Rut­ around, in an Inactive status, a* .. Reasonable Rates TIRE SERVICE asking where 1 was and who 1 gers also still are In the plcttire. Grosscup did., * DISTRIBUTED BY arate quarters. Three of their four w as w ith.” , t- • f ■■■ItPci-, h ■ r BROTHERS Miduct Aulo l^cinir children, of Whom Campanella The defense is being tutored by Almost everyone connected with Your old tires will niake the down payment ^ nU-SCHOOL CMLOMN FROM 3 YtARS ON .SINCE 1919 pill* STOCK .CAR RACING seeks custody, live wKh. their par­ Campanella said he's been hear­ linebacker Harlan Svare, who is the team expects the Clevelasd • YANKEES ents. The other, 17-year-old David, ing stories about hta wife that are being assisted by safety man Jim Browns to provide the biggest MANCHESTER Open till 9 P.M. Thurs. and Fri,~AIl Day Sat. DiHTRIBIITOR.S 10 Big Chilcea In All! Froctof' Rd. anif Center St. Is staying with Rutbe'a mother. "Embarrassing" ever since his re­ Patton and defensive end Andy roadblock to the Easterp title." vs. IN MANCHESTER—"357 BROAD ST.—MI 8-2444 Phone MI 8-2764 David is Ruthe’a son’by her first turn from the hospital following Robustelli. So anxious sre Svare's They give two outstanding reasons - NICHOLS-MANCHESTER TIRE, Inc. AUTO PARTS CALL Ml 9-4578 RoclfWIle—Enterpilte 9670 AdultA 11.50 — Kids 50e m arriage. . ' his automobile crackup In January mates to see him succeed.that they Jimmy Brown aiid Bobby Mitch- WASHINGTON 295 BROAD STREET—PHONE MI 3-5179 FOR FUU PAimCUURS “Tbere'i no turning btek now," ot 1958. have gone to extremes to produce ell, the Browns backfleld aces. MORE PEOPLE RIDE ON GOODYEAR TIRES THAN ON ANY OTHER KIN ?70 BROAD SI, T • A . ' 1 / . • ■1 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 12, 1960 / P i ^ - PACT TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CON^I., FRIDAY, AUGUST 12, 1960 UouMhoM Ckiodi 51 Apartments— Fists— Houms for Salt 72 Hqiuws for 8«I« 72 IfiNHMi for 8b1* 72 tor { 72 fo ria lo 72 Lots tor SMI Tenements 63 Household Services THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY FA6ALY and SHORTEN Situatioiu Wantcd-^Blala S9 Building BlatBrials 47 KOIUIB WfUBOER washer, doUbla LAROEl—6 Koom ranch, baths, TO BE SOLD EXCLUSIVE 8 R06 m I—BOLTON—TMq la a beaut I 90 LAEEWOOD C n t d E , NotUi — ANDOVER LAkB- ref­ m -BO LTO N . On beautiful Riga room home, $7,900. Beau'titui semi, able If bought now. Call evenings, budget terms. MI 9-6495 or TR CUTE LITTLE '.puppies, part E-Z terms. Marlow’s Furniture 983 Main Street Dial Ml 3-2711 6-9109. PICK YOUR tomatoes 50c half Robertson. Broker. Xd 8-6958. erences will house you IXlXuCDI- Lane. 4 bedroom custom buUt lakefront cottage, $6,600. Many Rockville. TR 5-9639. Poodle. Call MI 3-4010; Dept. l a r g e STORE at 96 Birch Bt x n 0-5241 ATELY in this NEW 9 bedroom bushel. Peppers $1 half bushel. $10,600 0 ROOM ranch, aluminum ranch, center entrance hallway, more homes from $4,700 up. Call ALL TYPES of carpentry work m Bring containers, 336 ' Hlllstown Apply MarloWa, 887 Main 8 t Real Estate Insurance ranch with full basement, oil hot two full tile hatha, fireplace in Ellsworth Mitten Agency, Real­ ELECTRIC stove, electric roaster done. Alterations, dormers, roof­ Near Main . St. Parking. storms, ameslte drive, 200’ front­ water heat, 100x200 foot lot.’ TWO ACRE building lot, $1,800 and Continued From Preceding Page Live Stock—Vehicles 42 Rd. ^ ■ oven, mangle Ironer, 2 electric age, view. Carlton H. Hutchins, family room, two-caY garage -one tors, XG 8-6980, XG 9-5524. ings. porches, finish upstairs, base­ . MANCHESTER . acre wooded lot with tennis court. up, Rockville, TR 5-7812., ments and garages, etc.- Call MI TOMA’TOES—Pick your own In fans. Simmons Hide-a-bed. Vibra­ MAIN STREET—Building for com- 94>U2. '' The home la located % of a mile $28,500. The R. F. Dlmock Co., MI PORTER STREET SECTION 9-6981. tor lounge chair 2 rocking chairs, merclai business or offlce use. Eight-room home Includes four north of Mancdieater close to shop­ 0-6245, Barbara Woods, XG 0-'h02. Rssort Property for Sale 74 Automobiles for Sale 4 Auto Driving School 7-A GOOD SOUND saddle horse for your one-half bushel basket. 60c. night table, single bed, frame and Will subdivide. Xn 0-6229, 0-8. BOLTON—Custom 8 rootai ranch, bedroma wdth air-conditioning, ping, public bus and major com­ sale. MI 3-1387 437 Clark St., Wapplng, off Route artistic stonework, huge porch, Johanna Bvana, XG 0-5658. For The Orawing Family W. P. DION Construction Company. 30. , springs, wing chair, 2 tables, floor Utrlng room, dining room, kitchen, muting route to Hartford (Xntchell FOUR ROOM cottage, large porch. 1955 FORD, half-ton pick-up truck, EARLY’S DRIVING School^Claas- Alterations, additions, garages, lamps. 92 Laurel Street. XU S-2S0S. FOR OFFKJIE or business use; breezeway, two-car garage, land­ family room, three full bath's, dou­ telephone exchange). rv—MANCHESTER—Autumn St. Plenty bedrooms, recreation room, South Coventry near lake. PI fully e I II . 9-8484. XO 0-5658. extra lot. Price $12,000. 7 'room ' wheel Instruction for teenagers. Roofing— Siding 16 3-5994. Cagianello, Real Estate and In­ MANCHESTER NINE ROOM house for sale, rave BEST BUY OF THE WEEK 4 bedroom,, nicely furnished, fire­ 1959 FORD. 9 passenger Country Ml 9-6076. TOP SOIL—possibly the cleanest BEDROOM SET, good mattress, 4 surance. xn 3-7303. chairs, pair of lamps. MI 3-7668. ROCKLEDGB —6Mi room cape 2 Real Duplex For $16,800 nue from five rooms furnished, V—XIANCHESTER—Keeney St place, heat, garage, ektra lot. Squire station wagon, automatiq.. RAY’S ROOFING CO., shingle and and most fertile, available any­ $48 weekly. XG 9-3081. South Alton Street—Cape (tod. 6 Price $18,500. ' Other summer transmission • and steering, excel­ PREPARE FOR driver’s test; STORE. FOR RENT suitable for full baths, built-in oven and room modified Cape with breeze­ built-in roofs, gutter and conduc­ where. Prompt delivery. Call Household Goods 51 Six rooms and bath on each aide, way and attached-garage, built-in fiiilahed rooms, atorm windows, homes. lent condition, $975, MI 9-0173. Ages 16 to 60. Driving suid class Painting— Papering 21 Help Wanted— Female 35 Help .wanted— Male 36 Leonard L. Giglib. Bolton, XD ‘CLEAN COXIFORTABLE double ' any business. Ideal location for range, enclosed porch, one-car ga 6-5 BX-AT, good condition, exceli tor ’Work; roof, chimney repairs. metal bed. spring and mattress, steam heat, large attic, apace, and range and oven, large well land­ permanent type aiding—never needs room. Three Instructors. No wait Ray Hagenow, Ml 9-2214; Ray 3-7083. TORO POWER handle at new low­ dentist, near Parkade. Call Xn lage. Thei-e are many extras go­ tent income, nice location. Price SMITH CXDVE—Waterfront 6 -room, Ing. Manchester Driving Acade PAINTING AND paperbangtng. CUSTOMERS SAY—How pleasant MACHINIST—Aljle to set-up and $15. Xn 3-8190. 3-6802; ing with this house that makes full basement. Nice lot in vety scaped tot. The condition ot this paint, hot air heat, city - aewers, TONIGHT’S SPECIAL Jackson Ml 3-8325. er .price, now .$84.95. 21" power reduced, asaume mortgage, mod­ water, curbs. No extras to buy. Lot 2 bedrooms, heat, year 'round, my. 1 3-7249. Good cleun workmanship at rea­ to shop the Avon way. No park­ run various machines, experienced LOAM—SAND—Stone •“ Gravel — for comfortable living. $23,900. desirable and convenient location. home la like new. Priced $17,400. 1966 Dodge, 4-doqr hardtop, push, handle, rotarv mower with bag Realistically priced. erate down payment. Carlton W, 70xl60,-.Move in aa la. $12,900. _ garage. Price $15,000. A. A. DION, INC. Roofing, siding, sonable rates. 30 years in Man­ ing, no walking, no pushing, no with aircraft parts, 50 hour week, Fill and Amealte. For mompt de­ unit, $89.95. ’Marlow’s, 867 Main CENTRALLY located In Manches­ Phllbrick Agency, XU 9-8464. Call the R. F. Dlmock Co.. XG button automatir transmission, MORTX.OCK’S Manchester’s lead chester. Raymond BTske, Ml w,aitlng. Thousands of busy house- Hutchins, XG 0-5132. radio, heater, power steering, painting. Carpentry. Alterations alt benefits, WllcO Machine & Tool livery call. XD 8->8608. Walter P. .St., Manchester, Ml 9-5221. • Wearing Apparel—rPurs 5? ter. 400 square feet of office space 9-8245, Barbara Woods, Ml 9-7702, JORDON CX)VE—Waterfront large Ing driving school. Three skilled 9-9237. wives will do their Christrtias Co., Route 6 and 44, Bolton, Conn. $500 DOWN G.I., split level, three XIAN<3HESTER — Vacant. Six- or Johanna Evans, XG 9-5668. CENTRAL CONSTRUCTION power brakesr clean car-ready-—tn and additions. Ceilings, Workman­ Xllller, Trucking. (with additional adjoining apace Room Cape Cod with one-car ga­ 6 room. 3' bedroOms, furnished, -. courteous Instructors. Class room shopping the Avon way this fall. An Albert Super Duper Special ' FINEST FTJR remodeling from available). Including private lava­ bedrooms, bullt-lns, 28 foot rec THERE’S HAPPIER & REALTY CO. go. Tliis month’s average retail ship g;uaranteed. 299 Autumn St. EXTERIOR AND Interior painting rage. Large lot with trees. Con­ VI—XIANCHESTER - $18,900 6 fireplace, automatic oil forced instructions for 16, l7 year olds. They will be waiting for you to TOOL AND DIE maker. Call PI POWER LAWN MOWERS—Jacob­ $50 FREE GROCERIES $19.95. Guaranteed first class tory in alr-conditloned building. room, 125 foot frontage, $16,750. XG 3-4408 Book value, $1,700. Buy it tonight MI 3-4860. and paperhanging. Wallpaper veniently located' to everything. LIVING FOR YOU room Cape, fully plastered, open warm air heat, partial basement, Telephone Mr. Mortlock, Director service their gift needs. Don't you 2-8380. Andover Machine and Etch­ sen, Bolens, Toro apd Ariens. Self- workmanship. Free estimates at Available Immediately. Ample Carlton W. Hutchins. XII 9-5182. Evenings JA 2-2521 for $1..19<), books. Guaranteed workmanship. with purchase of any 3 room outfit Full price $13,200. staircase, 3 bedrooms, choice rest aluminum • combination storm . of Driver Educitlon. Ml 9-7398. COUGHLIN ROOFING Ckjmpany, be the unhappy woman who waited ing Co., Route 6, Bunker Hill Rd., propelled. push or riding. 18 to 30 during our Great August Sale. You your home. Ckill Josef Furs, Hart­ parkingziWHte Bqx P, Herald. Terms and Trades Reasonable rates. Fully insured. too long and failed to Ket a terri­ Andover ford, CH 7-6363, CH 7-7991. ' STONE ST.—Older 6 room house, IN A JARVIS BUILT dential location. Excellent flnanc windows and doors, 7 years old Inc.' Aluminum siding, asphalt, inches. Ask for demonstration end get your groceries at the market of CAPE — COLONIAL — year 'round Or summer home Open Nights Till 9 aabestob roofing. Also aluminum, Fast and courteous service. Leo tory near home. We train you t.o be satisfied. Trade in your old ma- HALL FDR LEASH!—Sscohd floor, nice lot, oversized garage with ALICE CLAMPET, Realtor Ing. Call the R. F. Dlmock Co., Garage—Service—Stofnge 10 J. Pelletier. Ml 9-6326. THERE IS A future full of oppor your choice OUTSTANDING beautiful wedding room for 4 cars. $U,500. J. D x n 9-4543 or MI 3-7357 HOME AT ' situated on large lot with prlv^ Car l^olesalers-Division of galvanized or copper gutters and ------g start earning immediately. Call chine. Parts and service. We nicely decorated. Dance studio, of­ XG 9-5245, Barbara Woods. XG RANCH today for appointment. CH 7-4137. tunitles in Puller Brush route 3 COMPLETE gown, size 14. also evening (»nwns. fices, club rooms. JA 7-1372 sifter Realty, XU 3-5129. Many Other Liatinga Availabla. 9-7702, Johanna Evans, XG 9-6658. cy, other features Including .kail- TURNPIKE AUTO BODY STORAGE SPACE for furplture or leaders. Ml 8-7707. EXTERIOR and interior' painting. sharpen and repair most all hand boat with two sets of sailg and sales work. Retire;nent, hospital and power, lawn mowers XU ROOMS OF BRAND NEW Call Xtl s-ioro. 5 p.m. WOODHILL HEIGHTS 166 W. Middle Tpke. merchandise now available at Ceilings reflnished. Paperhanging. WANTED—Responsible person to izatlon, advancement.' Married, FURNITURE ANCIENT HOME by a burbling FOR S-ALE!—80 Constance Drive, v n —XIANCHESTER—Near Keeney 11 Nye Street rowboat. Price for Immediate Xn 8-7043 53 Pearl St. MI 9-5700. Wallpaper books. Estimates given. 8-7958. Capitol Equipment Cio., 38 brook, $9,900. New heating, new Manchester —Six room ranch, Manchester’s finest new com sale. $21,500, Roofing and Chimneys 16-A baby sit for one child, nights. Bol­ car. Call MI 9-0090. Main St. AND APPLIANCES MANCHESTER GREEN — Store Street School. Beautiful L ahaped 6 room cape in Bowers School FVilly covered by Insurance. Call ton. MI 9-8606. The ‘‘Economy” Wanted—^To Buy 88 and office space. Austin A. Cham­ plumbing, newly decorated, shaded, well kept yard, flower munlty complete with sidewalks, ranch, 2^4 years young, extra ALL-PRICES Edward R. price. Ml 9-1003. garden house In excellent condi­ curbs, paved streets, sewers and area, large kitchen, fireplace in SAUNDERS POINT —7 room 4 Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 ROOFING — Specializing repairing LIFE INSURANCE CLOTHESLINE POLES — Install- Free $50 Groceries bers, xn 3-6187. new lawns. Five rooms down plus large living room with fireplace- ACCURATE and fast with figures? WANTED TO BUY—Old and rate 3 partly finished up. '(Tall Frank tion. XIany extras. Reasonable to city water, all in and paid for. three twln-alzed. bedrooms, large living room, garage, rediiced to bedroom furnished, fireplace, REDUCED roofs of all kinds. New roofs, gut­ EXTERIOR AND'Interior painting, DISTRICT MANAGER fe'd. Old poles reset. 1958 Chevro­ 3 ROOMS ...... $188 $15,000 for quick sale. Accounts payable department, let sedan, low mileage. Good coins. Conn. Coin and Stamp 995 Burke, CH 6-889'7, to airange. In settle estate. Inquire C. B. Wilson, Over eighty families now living In wooded lot Priced at $18,500. Call automatic oil forced warm air ter work, chimneys cleaned re­ decorating, ceilings, floors, paper­ WANTED The “ Honeymoon" heat, year -’round, near water­ TRIUMPH 1958 motorcycle. Call paired. Aluminum aiding. 80 9:30-5. No Saturdays. Call BIT shape. -MI 9-1353. Free $50 Groceries Main St., .Manchester Conn. Days Rouses for RBnt 65 spection. 175 Green Manor Road. XG 9-8739 this delightful area close to schools The R. F. Dlmock Co.. XG 0-6245, ON BRAND hanging. Clean.workmanship. Free 9-8849, Miss Miller ‘ xn 3-6498, Eve. BA 3-1939. after 4:30 p.m. Weekends. and shopping facilitiea. Only 3 87 Vernon Street front. Price $15,000. MI 9-3558 years’ experience. Free esti­ Experienced life Insurance, man 3 ROOMS ...... $269 Barbara Woods, XG 9-7702, Jo­ estimates No job too small. John 1948 TA-YLOR iCTtAFT BC12D alr- BOLTON LAKE—Attractively fur­ POUR BEDROOM Colonial, homes left In present section. No hanna Evans Xu 0-8658. 6 room colonial on beautiful lot, mates. Call Howlev, MI 3-6361, XC Verfaille.’M l 3-2521. w'anted for appointment ag Man- The "Charm House" BOWERS SCHOOL — 4 bedroom NEW I960 8-0763. ^ '______■ WOMAN FOR part-time 'work In plane, 85 h'.p] engine, excellent WE BUY, SELL or trade antique nished S room winterized cottage. rooms, 8 down, 4 up, a fine home, reasonable offers refused, trades 1% ba:tha,.8 large bedrooms, formal REGINALD HUNTINGTON, local insurance agency, typing, cheater District Mahager of long- Free $50 Groceries and used himlture, china, glass, All electric kitchen. Beautiful centrally located, only $13,900. home In A-1 condition, 2 full baths, V m —BOLTON. 6 room ranch near BOY'B 26’ HERCULES English ■ condition. Call TR 5-2042. 3 ROOMS ...... $394 will be considered. VA and FHA dining room. Priced at a realistic, • Realtors LARKS shorthand and bookkeeping pre­ eatabli.shed general agency of silver, plohire frames and old lakefront. 20 minutes to Hartford. Carlton W. Hutchins, Xd 9-5132. basement beautifully finished' in financing available. Manchester town line. 8 bedrooms, $15,900. hike, like new. Call MI 9-9535. Courses and Classes 27 Massachusetts Mutual. Phone or The "Holij’wood" Heating and Plumbing 17 ferred. Appply in own handwrit­ TOOL AND equipment rentals. coins, old dolls and guns, bobby Sept. 1-May 1. Lot No. 24. Xn Redwood, rear porch, patio with extra large lot $15,000. R. F. 81 Elsie Drive ENTRANCE TO BLACK POINT 9-Doer S e d u s' ing, Box C, Herald. write for confidential Interview. Sales and Service. AP Equipment, Free $50 Groceries collections, attic contents or whole 9-0832. ROCKLEDGE—Fabulous cuatbm .outside fireplace. Priced for quick AIRIJNE TRAINING ^nd place­ 3 ROOMS ...... ‘. $488 MODEL HOME OPEN Dlmuck Oo., XG 9-6245, Barbara BEACH CLUB 4-Deer Sedan Business Services Offered IS Liberal compensation plan. Retire­ 945 Center St., Xtl 9-2052. Open estates. Furniture Repair Service, quality built 3 bedroom ranch. sale,. $17,800. Phllbrick Agency, XG Woods,' XG 9-7702, Johanna Evans, Immaeulata 8 room ranch op PLUMBING AND heating — re- ment for hostess or ground work, The "Boulevard" ., 4-Door Wagon . modeling Installations, repairs. INTERESTING position fop aggres­ ment, Group Life and other bene­ evenings. Talcottville, Coen., Tel. Ml 3-7449. Finest of material, workmanship 9-8464. Daily: 1-5 p.m. XG 9-5653. half acre lot,-8 double size ;bed- NIANTIC, CONN. Tel. PE 9-8242 Convertible COMPLETE REPAIRS—By Stu­ Xluat be high 'xt’hool graduate: sive person to coordinate drapery fits, Free $50 Groceries in this home. Opportunity to select rooms, full basement, dining roorri, All work guaranteed 25 years ex- .Write. Box 484A, East Orange, N. AVAILABLE AUGUST 15 Saturday and Sunday 10-5 p.m. White Hawk art R. Wolcott on automatic and gallery 3epartments. Watkins W IN FR E D A.- KLOTER 8 ROOXIS ...... $597 your own decor. J. D. Realty, 470 SOUTH END —Six ■ room duplex, Evenings by appointment DC—^BOLTON—New 6 room cape, living room with fireplace, natural Wantefl-^Real Estate 77 Mrience. 24-hour service. Call J. State age, address and phone, The "Aristocrat" Sport Coups waaherii, dryers and electric Earl VaijCamp, Ml 9-4749. Bro.s. Call fop- appointment, MI General Agent FARM TRACTOR with winch and Rooms Without Board 59 Main St., MI 3-5129. excellent condition, modem bath­ Directions—Xtiddle Tpke West to IH hatha, walkout baasment, one woodwork throughout. Priced at a or call OR 4-1442. 3-,-nil, Mr. Connelly. -Free $50 Groceries Five room apartment. Very M Months To Pay ranges. Ml 9-6678. 6.37 Farmington Aven\ie craqe. PI 2-7211. large rooms with back porch. rooms, heat. Priced for quick Tower Rd. (opposite Parkade) acre lot, ameslte drive, choice lo­ reasonable $18,500. SELUN:;—BUYING—Trading? Wa No Fixed Down Hartford, 5. Connecticut 3 ROOMS ...... $679 PLEASANT, large heated room, SOUTH WINDSOR—(^stbm built 8 sale. J. D. Realty, 470 Main St., Tower Rd. to Brent R d„ first left cation. complete for $18,800. R. F. offer . you free confidential In­ GET THAT TREE removed now Bonds—Stocks Mortgages 31 RELIABLE baby sitter in 'vicinitv- NEW ARXTY squad tent, 16x16, $10 DOWN DELIVERS Heat, hot water and gas stove fur­ bedroom ranch on Lawrence St., XG 3-5129. ’ BELFIORE AGENCY Payments Radio-TV Repair Tcl. AD 2-4411 free parkli^, on bug line. 146 Cen­ nished. Completely renovated. Ex­ off Brent Rd. onto Woodhlll Rd Dimock Co., x n 9-5245, Barbara spections and arrange all financ­ while it costs less. For. free esti­ Charter Oak St., davs 7:'30-S Cail pegs, poles and drop netting. XD' Free storage until wanted. Free ter St. Call xn 3-5002. off Avery, with 4% % assumable Service.s 18 MORTGAGES—We are in a posl- cellent location. East Center Street. and homes. Wdoda, xn 9-7702, Johanna Evans, MI 3-5121 ing from start to finish. Mitten BRUNNER’S mates call PI 2-6406, MT 3-0567. EXCELLENT 3-0466. Delivery mortgage. J. D. Realty, 470 Main EXCEPTIONAL VALUE! Attrac- MI 9-5653. . will work -hand and glove with tlon to finance second mortgages Free set ■ up by our own reliable ROOMS AND cabins, all conven­ $121 monthly. Call Xn 9-8922 or Xn St. MI 3-5129. tive 6 room cape on nice lot. As­ TOUR LARK DEALER CONNIE'S TV and.Radio Service, 3-7029. ^ JARVIS REALTY CO.. XIANCHBSTER-Cape Cod. 8 bed; you. Member Multiple Listing CHAIN SAW work — Trees cut. In any amounts. Terms to suit Help Wanted— Male 3fi men. / iences, free parking. Scranton’s sume 4%% mortgage. Save on X-VERNON — New 6 room ranch rooms, VA baths, garage, patio, IN TAIjCOTTVnvT.E available all hoiirs. Satisfaction your needs. J. D. Realty, 470 - POSITION MANCHESTER—Large two-family 283 E. Center St. MI 8-4112 Service. Call the Ellsworth XlUten Reasonable rates. Call PI k-7658 BABE-TENDA, good condition, $5 Motel, 160 Tolland Tpke. MI 9-0826 price, deal with, owner. $12,900. 61 with attached garag«^_;.-bfflt-ln near Bowers School, $15,700. Own­ Agency, Realtors XU.8-6930. between 1:80-4 rSt) or any time guaranteed. Call XD 9-1315. Main St., XD 3-5129. XD 9-2055, SEE IT DAY OR NIGHT Eight room single. Spruce Street, S-6. Ten acres of land. Large front­ XU 0-1200 MI 3-7847 Open E.ve 9 -Opportunity for active man with Phone For Appointment between 6-7. „ 4 bedrooms, living room, dining So. Alton. -XG 9-8616. stove and oven, one acrajpdoded er, XG 9-9896. Saturday or Sunday. ALL MAKES of TVy radio ' and CARPENTERS wanted. Call Car- age. Must sell. Tongren, broker, lot, 2 fireplaces, near new Veriion IF YOU HAVE property to sell, ASK FRANK BURKE how., to low­ initiative and mature Judgment to VOIT SWIM-FINS, mask, snorkel, Samuel Albert, -Htfd. CH 7-03.57 room, kitchen and 4en. Very large xn 3-6321. (COVENTRY LAKE—Year ’round All Day Sat, home electronic equipment ex­ pentry Service, XTI 3-1097. represent, loc.nl sgency. Massachu- LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING room for HOMES Elementary School. Selling for may I serve as your, agent? I will NOW, BEFORE the rush starts. Is er monthly payments. A second skin diving spear gun. $15 MI After 8 p.m. CH 6-2481 working couple only. Call xn yard and privacy. $100 per month. room lakefront cottage, modem CROCKE'TT’S LISTINGS pertly repaired wlttr a 90-day sctt.s XTutlial Life Insurance Com­ $17,900. R. F, Dlmock (to.. XO give you courteous, efficient serv­ the time to have that gun put In mortgage consolidating debts costs EXPERIENCED . 3-7420. If you have no means of transpor­ 8.-:7480. / Call xn 3-7029 after 5 or Xn 9-1501. 66 ELWOOD ROAD—Colonial, large YOU’LL BE PROUD bath, porch, large li'vlng room with Till 5 shape for the coming season. guarantee. Call Mr. Britney at the only a penny a month for eaclv pany. Income while learning. Write tation, I'll send my auto for you. living room, fireplace, formal din­ stone foreplace, One-car garage 9-5245, Barbara Woods. XG 9-7702 Cooper St.—Oppoelte the Oval ice that,will merit your confidence. Manchester TV. XD 9-1048. or call for appointment, TELEVISION set, $2S. High chair, Johanna Evans, XG 9-5653. vacant, only $13,900. Top 'value. -Please call Catherine V. O'Leary, Bring It and your mower, shears, dollar yoti borrow. Connecticut IN GAUGE GRINDING No obligation ing room cabinet kitchen with TO OWN! Phllbrick Agency, XG 0-8484. Closed Sundays knives, locks, keys, etc. to Bratth- Mortgage Exchange. 15 Lewis St.. $2. Youth chair, .$2, Jumping ROOM FOR RENT—843 Main St. dishwasher, 3 bedrooms, baths, (tolumbug St.—Six room c a ^ ' Real Estate, MI 3-65^0. RADIO-TV REPAIRS, any make A—I^ B —E—R—T— S FURNISHED 8 bedroom Cape XIANCHESTER — Colonial, 6 epa- XI—CXJVENTRY—New 6V4 room walte. 52 Pearl St. Hartford. CH 6-8897. WINFRED A. KLOTER chair $3. Medium size swimming or see Mr. Ellis, Xn 3-0737. Cod, -Bolton, washer dryer, freez­ landscaped' lot :80x200. Marion E. with 1H% aasqmable mortgage, cars., amphfiers, phonographs and Pleasant . working conditions. pool, '$3. MI 3-7791. 43-45 ALL"YN ST., HARTFORD $14,700-76 room older home .on cioug rooms, large living room ranch, built-in G.E. atove and ARE YOU CONSIDERING USED CARS Company benefits. Apply In person. General Agent er,' $150 monthly. Call after 6 Robertson, Broker, XO 3-5953. vacant. TYPEWRITERS and office ma­ changers. Over 47 years total ex­ 637 Farmington Avenue Open Nights till 8—Sat. 6 p.m; NICELY FURNISHED room In Olebtt St., Just off O nter St.,'in with fireplace, family size tile oven, basement garage, paneled SELLING YOUR perience. 90 days guarantee on ^1 Business Opportunities 32 APARTMENT SIZE gas stove, $t5. p.m. MI 9-2055. Business II 2kme. Excellent condi­ fireplace wall, one acre lot, Roiling Park — A "cream-puff” 1968 Chevrolet Bel Air, 4-door chines—repairs, sales, service and Hartford 5, ConneMicut large private home, spacious EAST XGDDLE T PK E ,-^ room kitchen porch, one-car garage with all the extraa, well worth the PROPER’TY? sedan. V-8. powergllde, radio, heat­ rentals. Xfl 9-8477. work, Potterton’s, X*1 9-45ST, K F & D Manufftcuiring Co. Tel: AD 2-4411 Also.:20” 2-vVhg'eler bike, training Three Rooms Furniture colonial, clean. Priced for quick tion. 2-car garage. Combine home large lot 86x260, $17,900. Phllbrick $14,900. R. E. Dlmock Co., XG 334 CHARTER OAK ST. closet, tile bath, parking. 316 BOLTON—6 room furnished home, and shop. price. er, Mceptionsi, $795. -MASSACHUSETTS MUTUAL - wheels. XD 9-6115, Spruce St., » , 'sale. J. D. Realty, XO 3-5129. Agency, XG'9-5464. ^ 0-5245, Barbara Woods, XG 9'-7702, PHILGO — Recornmended service BE YOUR OWN BOSS " FROM MODEL HOME all conveniences, beautiful loca­ Green Manor — Clean livable We will estimate value of yout 1964 CTievrole't 310. 4-door sedan -C08MA, APPLUNCE SERVICE. LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Johanpa Evana. XG 9-5663. property without obligation. We Repairs all make -refrigerators, on radios, televisions. Also guar­ DOZER-GRADER operator, exper­ tion, Sept.-June. Xn 9-3933. $18,400—Thia atriklhg 6 room co­ ranch.with a basement. powerglids. radio, heater, extra anteed service on all other Restailrant in good location. Pres­ PLEASANT, HEATED room With REDUCED!! Eight room home, SEtTEN ROOM cape, new paper also buy proper^ for cash. freezers, washing machinsb, -y- ent owner leaving state. Priced ienced only. Apply at the Thomas GLIDER, IN excellent condition, Cost Over $700 - . lonial on Olcott Str, close to school CX5VENTRY LAKE— Waterfront, elean car, $495. makes. See our spbciai do-it-your­ Colla Co., 251 Broad St. private ' family, private entrance, good condition. Owner lea'ving and paint, large sheded lot. Five So. Windsor—Split, and you can Member Multiple Listing. ers, ranges, oil and gas burners. for quirk sale. WANTED—Man to .spear broadleaf $15, MI 9-9037. x n 9-4878. state, anxious to sejl. Call XG and recreational facilities must be room ranch, only a few minutes year 'round home, hot water heat, 1964 Chevrolet 210, 4-dbor, stand­ self department leaturing dis­ Suburban For Rent 6I( sold. Owner transferred. All rooms aasume this high 4>4 VA mortgage. Ml 9-0883. All work guaranteed. TURRET I.ATHE set-up operator, tobacco, Cali MI 4-0782. NEVER BEEN USED 3-6217. from High School and Junior 8 bedrooma, large living room Gerard St.—Large 4 bedroom co­ ard transmission, radio, heater, two count prices. Open evenings and J. D. REALTY ZENITH 4tSPEED automatic port­ extra large. Screened In porch. Ga^ with beautiful fleldstone fir,eplace, STANLEY BRAY, i.ealtor Saturdays. Satellite Electronic 50 hour week, all benefits, Wilco Sale Price $388 BOLTON LAKF!—4 room furnished High. Phone John H. Lappen, Inc. lonial on com er lot. tone, nice, $495. ALI> TYPES screens repaired with MI 3-5129 PRODUCE CLERK able record changer, in excellent Apartments— Flats— MERROW—Route 32. Large 4 rage. Many extras. XG 9-5281, xn 8-5219. nice'bathroom with shower, large BRAE-BURN REALTY Alcoa screenings. New screens Service, 165 School St. Manches­ Machine & Tool Co., Route 6 and condition. Call MI 9-1561. winterized cottage on beauti^^ul Hackmatack St.—11 rooms, 2 1964 Oldsmoblle 98, 4-door sedan, 44, Bolton, Conn. —- Pay Only $4 Week Tenements 63 lakefront, all conveniences, im­ room ranch, hardwood floors, enclosed porch overlooking lake. made up. 447 Main Street or call ter. Call JA 8-1669 after 4:30, Prefer self-service quper-market fireplace, newly renovated, gas Russell St.—Large 7 room home, heating systems, some land, va­ Ml 3-6273 hydramatie, radio, heater, has to be experience. Plea.sp apply in person maculately clean. September 15 FIVE ROOM-cape on quiet street.; In exclusive section. Call- PI Seen, $695. MI 9-45.33 for free pick-up. heat. Shingle and bond atone ex­ 4 bedrooms. Close to Main St. and 2-6226. cant. '' GONDER'S' TV Service—Motorola- OPPORTUNITY CAREFUL, single man on poultry froin 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.-. XIonday, Boats and .Accessories 46 Sacrificing ' complete bedroom, FOUR ROOM apartment for rent, May 15. References, xn 9-7846. hospital. Beautifully landscaped lot AH utilities. A home for young WANTED —Two and three-family 1964 PooUae ronverllble' coupf, farm Experience desirable. Good complete living boom and kitchen first floor. Adults only. Call XII terior. Basement garage. On bus energetic people. Joseph A. Barth, “ Bolton—pversised ranch with 2- M * M RUBBISH REMOVAL Serv- and Phllco factory service Hl^Fl, August 15. car. basement garage. - ' homes to sell. Perspective custom- Star - Chief model, hydramatie, phonos and auto radios. 214 Spruce knocks every day when you operate wages room, board. Phone eve­ 15 FOOT ALL aluminum sport decorator iumlture from model dis­ 9-1783 between 6-7. line. Assumable mortgage. $12,- Broker, XG 9-0320. RANCHES ers waiting for the right home. Ice-residential, commercial, in­ FOOD KING ■ 500. overland 4-2907 collect. Route 8—Ranch, plenty of land, radie. heater, power steering, new dustrial. Attics, cellars, yardr., In- St. XD 9-1486. nings,'PI 2-66.58. boat, motor and trailer, demon play home. We will give you free Summer Romes for Rent 67 JARVIS REALTY CO. For further Information call XG top. liqne'nicer, $495, your own business. Hartford Rd. and Pine St. strator. W. G,,Sch'vyarz Co,,: inc delivery and free storage up to one FOUR R(X)M apartment, bath, hot ATTRACTIVE split level, ready to, LAKE ST., Vernon, over 1600 reasonable. ^ .clnerator-cardboard drums. Ljiwn WEST SIDE—6 room Colonial Gar­ Realtors • Insurors - Appraisers 3-4403. Manchester Call TR 5-2042. Terms arranged year. water, heat. Apply Marlow’a, 867 COLUMBIA LAKF!—Small water­ move.into, 1% baths, rec room, square feet of gracious living' in Rambler! 195|i station wagons, mowing. Light trucking. Ml a-9757. THE ATLANTIC Main St. rison with extra lai^e rooms, one-car garage. Phon'e John H. this immaculate 6 room ramch situ­ have 9 Ofi hand, take your plek for MORTENSEN TV Specialized RCA WANTED front 'cottage*, $ 4 5-$7 5. still avail­ XG 3-4112 XG 8-7847 PI 2-83U TWO^A^flLIES IF YOU WISH personal service, JANITOR 1960 WEST BEND outboard motors able-during August, xn 3-2593, xn extra lafge kltchdfc, two full baths, Lappen, Inc., XG'9-5261, MI 3-5219, ated on a 100x300 wooded lot. 3 996 each. These- are handy man's SUPERIOR PAVING CO.-Ameslte television, service XD. 9-4641. NORMAN'S THREE ROOM apartment, heat, call Joseph A. Barth, broker, XG REFINING COMPANY Applicatio'ri.s now. being accepted greatly reduced. C. J. Morrison 9-4929. completely redecorated and re­ XIANCHESTER - Two families. A twin size bedroom* with large Oakland St.—4 and 8, com er lot. 9-0320. ■peclali. driveways constructed, resur­ EXPERIENTED 443 Hartford Road hot water, stove, refrigerator, ga- wired, two-car garage. 4%% (3BNTRAL — Fine 2 apartment faced,, sealed. Reasonably priced. for part-time work in office main- Paint Co., 385 Center St. 6-3 duplex, asking $15,000. A 4-8 closets, formal dining room', 2 fire­ 'Cbnter St.—6 and 6 duplex with 1968 Plymouth 2-door station, Millinery Dressmaking t9 is anxious to talk with person In­ Before you buy furniture any­ -.rago, apacloua grounds. MI 9-5229. COVENTRY LAKE — Cottage for n\prtgage can be assumed, $15,900. home, one with 4 rooms, the other places, one In living room and in MI S-6515. J. terested-in entering the service sta­ I'lAS^NS , ' (Snance. .Cnmpanv offers good where—shop at Norman’s. - 9-5. flat, large glaaSed in porch, tre' garages, busineas sons. standard tranimiasion. heater, de­ wages, excellent benefit program. rent,. Nice location.' Modem con­ J. D. Realty, XG 3-5129. .... mendous lot. Onjy $14,900. A poe with 6 rooms. Large lot with gar­ the rec room, plus .many extra froster, fully equipped, economical tion business. We offer a paid train­ 12 FOOT ROWBOAT. 3,3 h.p. Evin- veniences. $40 weekly. XU 9-1663. den area. Liberal FHA or quali­ features must be seen. Asking only Lilac St.—4 .A 4 in oentrai loca­ LEGAL NOTICE FREE ESTIMATES—Prompt serv- ing program attractive rent plan, Anniy at . RUGS—NEVER used. 9x12, m FOUR ROOM apartments, includ­ Bible 4-4 flat, presently an 8 room 6 cylinder model, clean, $395 ALTFIRATIONS made quickly■ and Appl.v rude, $75. MI 9-1644 after 6 p.m. XIANCHESTER — Used Ansaldi fied buyer may assume present $20,900 for a quick;sale. tion. To the enrolled members of the Ice on all types of electrical wir­ and financing to those who qualif.v. Fir.^f Naiional Slores'; Inc. __ ' • ______' 9x15, $35. 10x15 rose beige. BU ing heat, hot water, gas for cook­ ANDOVER LAKE — Waterfront, built home. 5 room ranch, full single, large lot. Asking $11,000. ing. Licensed and Insured. Wilson efficiently. MI 9-.5555 any time, 9-6955. I ...... VA mortgage. Madeline Smith, Democratic Party of the Town of Terms and Trades We may have a desirable location Park Xr Oakland Aves. ing. electric refrigerator and gas seven rooms, large screened basement. fireplace, plastered Also, a possible 5>5 flat, presently Realtor, Ml 9-1642. RCXKLEDGE—Two new ranches LOTS EleclricHl Co., Manchester, XU DRES.SMAKINfi and alterations. right in your own neighborhood. PLAINFIELD. East. Hartford stove. Call x n 9-7737 from 5-7 p.m. . a 10 room single, new hot wAer Bolton: Pursuant to .the provisions Open nights till 9, 9-4817, Glastonbury, ME 3-7376 Diamonds— Watches— CHROME KITCHEN set, table and porch, all modem conveniences, walla, full Insulation; hot water oil 1440 and 1540 square feat, in these of the State Primary Law and the Call Ml 9-03.33 after 5:30, w'cek- For further, information or inter-' heat, combination windows and furnace, neat and clean, 2-car de MAN(?HESTER—New 6 room Gar­ ' Car Wholesalers, Division of HIGH SCHOOL Jewelry 48 4 yellow chairs, 3-piece lirtng available August IS through sea­ ail modern six room ranches. Ctooice "B " zone, all utilities, rules of the Democratic Party, you -ends any hour. view with 'no obligation call BU NEAR MAIN ST. 3 furnished son. xn 9-0980. doors, garage, ameslte drive, city luxe garage, cement walks and rison Ctolonlal, VA ceramic baths, Priced at 124,500 4nd $26,500. Still owner will finance ’’A " zone in de­ DRIVER WANTED' for diaper serv­ room set, all down cushions. XIT rooms and bath, heat and hot drive. Asking $18,000. Convenient are hereby warned that s' caucus TURNPIKE AUTO BODY ALL TYPES of wiring; new and old 9-1561 Evenings call Thompsonville Central Village, Conn. LEONARD W. YOST, Jeweler—re­ 9-0166 . . . utilities^-West Side. Charles Les- fireplace, plastered walls, hot time to choose your own decorat- sirable Rockledge group of ’’A' HI 9-8482. ice roule. Call XD 3-23,56. m_____ :______wa.ter. No children. XU 9-4256. ANDO'VER LAI^E!:—Large 5 room perance, XG 9-7620. . locations with utilities. water heat, ameslte drive, shade Ing. Zpnea In nice section; water only. will be held on Aug. 19th, 1060, at 166 W. Middle Tpke. work done reasonable.' JA 9-6683. pairs, adjusts watches expertly. 8 P.M., at the Community Hall, Morlng-r-Truck1ng— Reasonable prfeea. Open Tuesday lakefront cottage, modem kitch­ treea. XG 8-4860. Ml 3-7043 ■ Open ^liop Project WANTED Carpenter experienced KENMORE ELECTRIC range, 8 TWO ROOMS furnished, one block COVENTRY — Bolton line. 1150 Bolton. Conn., to endorse a candl*; TAMKIR TRFIE removal — land Storage 20 Help Wanted— Female 35 thru Saturday,. Thursday eve­ burners, deep well, good conditioh. en,.hot water, tiled bath. Available ENGLISH. COLONIALi Entrance MANCHESTER — 7 room custom in remodeling. Steady work. Call from Main, all utilities' paid. XII balance'of summer, xn 9-2574. hall, living room with fireplace, square feet, 6H room ranch, . NINE ROOM house, 2-famlly, 6 built; ranch, attached garage, 2 T. J. CROCKE'TT, Realtor date for Representative to the 1989 lA SALLE, 4-door sedsn, cleared, firewood cut. Insured. nings. 129 SpniCe St. XD 9-4387. Asking $40. MI 3-1605. 9-3884 between 6-9 p.m. otojidard ahltt, heater, 57,000 Call Paul A. Elilaon, MI 3-8742. AU.STIN A. CHAXTBERS Co. Local- WAITRESSES WANTED, nights, EXPERIENCED salesman to rep Swift Builders, TR 5-2714 after 6. sunporch, dining room, kitchen. large bedrooms, de luxe built-lna, down, 3^ up, 2 baths, on bus line, baths, 14x28 living room with fire­ General Assembly and candidates BLACK POINT Beach, 2, 3 and " MI 3-1577 - milM. It’a next to new. Beat price moving, packing, storage. Low 5-1. Good salary. Good tipping. resent manufacturer of paints in Also 3 bedrooms, baths. GA- 2 fireplaces, stone veneer front, near High School in Vernon, TR place, finished rec room with bar, for Justice of the Peace, ahd to over 9870 takes it. Brunner's in STEPS, SIDEWALKS, stone walla rate on long distance- moves to Only experienced need apply. Ap­ Manchester, area. E.xpcrience peed bedroom cottages available from wige. Living comfort at best! privacy, Needs to be landscaped- 5-7771. front porch, sun deck, rear patio ail transact such other, business as fireplaces, flagstone terraces. 48 states MI S-5187. TO RENT—4 room heated apart­ August 18. Reginald Huntington may be proper to come before said Talcottville; ply in person after 7. Walnut Res- not be in- paints, as Wg train you. Help Wanted— ment. Tel. xn 8-611T. Madeline Smith, Realtor, . XG $1,400 below bank appraisal. Only situated on a 95x225 Well iand- Lots tor ^ 0 TS I..awn8 landscaped, Work .done at Realtors,-entrance to Black Point 9-1642. $15,200. , PRICES LOWERED caucus. MANCHES'^ER Package Delivery. . taurant, 7 Walnut St. MI 9-8070. Established accounts. Base pay Male or Femald 37 APPRAISED AT $17,S00 zes]peped. lot. Selling below bank ap- 1995 BUICK 2-door, full price $488. reasonable prices. MI 3 0796, $.300 monthly, incentive plan, car Beach Club,A Niantlc, Conn. CJali priralaal. Priced at $26,500 for im- THREE B ZONE loU . With city Dated at Bolton. Aug, 11. lOSOi Light trucking and package deliv­ ,WBMEN WANTED for general fac­ PE 9-5242. EIGHT ROOM home—-Good condi­ ANDOVER CENTER — $8,500, lull Now $18,200—Glastonbury. 6 room Democratic Town Commltteo Only $8* down cash or trade.Orlve ery, Refrigerators, washers and allowance. Send re.5ume of age, NEWLY DECORATED 4 room mediate sale. water. Union St. Manchester, It at Brunner's, Your Ij^rk dealer; LAWN MOWERS sharpened' and tory work. Apply Manchester tion with 8-car garage that needs price for thia 7 room home. oversized cape, 8 rooms completed, S2,S00 each. Ml 9-6490. Clialrman Vincent Krzeslcki repalij'ed. F'ree pickup and de­ stove moving epe<,laity; Folding education -and experience to Box WANTED - - Bus drivers for the apartment, Main Street TR 5-7171. Modes, Pine Street. O, Herald. Business Property for Sale 70 some repair on a nice lot in nice Stone fireplace, heatalator, large 8 1>edroorns, living room fireplace, PAUL J. CORRENTI 1959 T.»9RK^ 6 cylinder, 2door livery. All work guaranteed. Sales, chairs for rent, XD 9-0762. Town of Bolton. MI 3-4006. screened-in. perch, '8-car base' FIVE ROOM apartment available section, $14,900. Excellent financ­ sunny kitchen, second fireplace in MI 3-5363 aedon, seal'covers, heater, white- service parts and rental eqiiip- EXPERIENCED Immediately, centrally located. HAVE SEVERAL—Plecea of ex­ ing. J. D. Realty, 470‘ Main St., XG ment garage, 2 rooms unfinished basement, breezeway, garage, %• menl, t. & M Flqulpmenl Co., MANCHilSTER Moving and Truck­ wall tire*, full price $1,385 only. ing Company. Ijocai and long dls- SEWING MACHINE Well maintained. Tel. xn 3-0840, cellent Investment prop6rty J D. 3-5129. Near store and church. Ideal for acre lot, close to Minnechaug Golf At Brunner's, Bamford Road. Vernon. Bruno 0-9 p.m. Realty, 470 Main St.. Xn 8-5129. children, Ctourse, Evenings Bill Boies, XG WEST CENTER STREET Moske, MI .3-0771 : If no answer .tance moving packing and stor­ Operators and Trainees BOLTON—F irst' Lake. 5 room age. Regular service throughout 9-9858. Very attractive 7 room English 1966 FORD V-8, 4-door station call Al I,aska, TR 5-7609 collect. SUNNY—Three large rooms, heat waterfront cottage, partial cellar, COVENTRY LAKE — $10,600. wagon, with overdrive, good clean New England States and Florida, Apply ... 66 Vernon Street easily winterized, artesian well, Ctolonlal In A-1 condition. Fireplace Ml 3-6563. end hot water, centrally located. large 6 room cape with full baae Now $22,900—Mimchester'. 8 room ear. Drive it. Full price $985. FOR SALE property in excellent condition. ment, oil hot, water heat, gensr custom btlllt ranch by Gambolottl In living room, well to wall carpet­ Hounebolft Services Newly decorated. Xn 9-1683. Eve­ ing throughout. Newly remodeled Brunner’s MANCHESTER MODES, Inc. nings AD 2-4147. Shown by appointment. Marlon B. ous size rooms, Income from In St. James Parish. Steel beam Offered 13-A kitchen with breakfast nook 3 ______■ — INVESTMENT PROPERTY Robertson, Broker, XG 3-5953. construction, beat of matariala. .1966 FORD V-8, 2-door sedsn with ■ Painting— Papering 21 Pine St., Manchester water supply, on % acre lot. As n i c e l y f u r n is h e d two-room k - sume $70.10 monthly. Large family size kitchen, IH ce apacious bedrooms, ceramic oath, Fordomatic. radio, heater, full HAROLD it SONS. Rubbish remov­ Business zone, 2nd floor 4 room SOUTH WINDSOR—6 room split basement garage, plus many fine al, cellars and attics cleaned. EXTERIOR PAINTING. Free esti­ WANTED—Salad woman with some apartment, all utilities. Preference ramie baths. This home Is spotless, VERNON price only $875. at Briinne;^'s In mates. Very reasonable rates, Cal) experience. Apply in person be­ teachers. 272 Main St. furnished ’ ^apartment. Excellent level, com er lot, 4%% assumable COVENTRY-All brick large features and extraa. WE HIGHLY Taleqttville, Open evenings. Ashes, papers all rubbish. Harold condition. Priced to sell, , throughout. Eveninfa Dick Hayes, Hoar. XD 9-4034. MI .3 0494. fore 31 a.m. Cavey'a Restaurant. mortage, immediate occupancy. room ranch, raised hearth fire XG 8-0527. RECOXOdEND YOU .mSPECTT OPEN FOR INSPECTION HEBRON—Route 85 4 rooms, part­ Marion E. Robertson, broker, MI THIS FINE HOME TODAY. Firmly 1958 PARKARD Patrician, 4-door place, plastered walls, near school ly furnished. Call Xn 3-0946 be­ Phone MI 3-6273 8-5953. and center. Now only $7,600. priced for immediate sale. f sedan,- torsion bars, radio, heater,, ■TV SERVICE - Potterton’s all THIS SUNDAY 2-5 P.M." makes. Highest quality guaranteed tween 5-'r. Adul(s only. WARREN E. HOWLAND power steering, bra]kes, black and BRAE-BURN REAL'TY GAXIBOLATI BUH/T—3 bedroom BOLTON CENTER—Large recoH' white,

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AboutTown Pension Plan Anderson Shea AuxUtary, VFW, wUl nwnsor a card party tonight i48set8 Stand at 8 o’clock at the Poet Home. lAkota Council, Daughters of At $653,886 Pocahontas, will sponsor a kitchen aodal tonight at 8 o’clock at the The Manchester pension plan had home of Past Pocahontas Mrs. $653,886 in Msets as of last June Irma Miller, 97 Ridge St. Mem­ r # ■ - ' - ‘r . .. 1. 30, according to an annual re ^ rt bers an reminded to bring three from James Arthur, chairman of items. the Town Pension Board. Over the 1959-60 fiscal year, which ended June 30, $41,553 was Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mars- paid out in pensions, Arthur said. ton and daughters, 215 Oak S t, Ihere are 46 pensioners. are spending a vacation in the Over the same period, the 245 ac­ Lake George region of New York tive members of the plan contribut­ State. They have visited the for­ ed $27,695, the town government tress and museum at Fort William kicked in $50,000, and interest Henry. ' ' l l - - ? ' earned from investments amounted to $17,200 he said. The Junior Square Dance Club of Plan members pay 2 % per cent Manchester will hold a dance at of their salaries and the town r/>- the West Side tennis courts tonight proprlates yearly amounts. at 7:30 o’clock. Stan Best will be ■ 'ITie investments' are in U.S. $58.00 caller. Invitations have been sent treasury securities and U.S. Sav­ to other Junior square dance clubs ings bonds. in the area. . Arthur also noted that the Hart­ ford National Bank was hired as . 'will buy 580 Members of the Anderson Shea ■ ■ investment advisor last winter and Auxiliary. VFW, are reminded of Town Directors voted to make pen­ the Hartford County council meet­ sion plan meniberahip compulsory chocolate bats ing to be held Sunday at 2:30 p.m. 'W ■ ' for all town employes hired after at , Southeast School, Superior March 1959. The hank will act as Ave., jiWwingtbn, near the VFW advisor in a more liberal invest­ Pqst Home. Delegates are Mrs. ment program the Directors also any candy store Olive Ray, Mrs. John Vince, and approved last year. ' Mrs. Donald Maynard. Alternates are Mrs. Florence Plitt, Mrs. ^ and-1,450 Oglore White, and Mrs. _Frank Wohlgemuth,, • The Rev. Clifford O. Simpson of stamps at any Center Congregational Church wiil be in charge of radio. broadcasts over WINF Sunday at 6:30 p.m. post " and weekdays next week.at 7:1S p.m. The hroadeasta are spon.sored by the Manchester Ministerial Assn. office^. No Foir Ducking Now you know how it looks to be on the receiving end of the sponge throwing contest, one of the many activities at the annual playground carnivals. Herald photographer Reggie Pinto substi­ FOR RENT ^ tuted the lens of his camera fot the fearless volunteer’father who had allowed his-head to be the 8 and 16 mm. Movie Projectors target at the contest in Robertson Park last night. Pinto'didn't waif around to see how accurate —sound or silent, also 35 mm. this fellow would be. It looks like a pretty good pitch from here. slide projectors. .______ft______•...... ------„ . ~ , - V WELDON DRUG CO. the University _of Connecticut Law 901 Mam St. TeL HI S-5S2I School. Town ' clerical personnel Town Charter typed the stencils, did the mimeo­ MANCHESTER HRE DEPARTMENT'S BUT... graphing, and the Allied Printing Co. was hired for the binding and 11th ANNUAL CopiesKeady covering. Town Directors will hold a pub­ WALKERS At $5 each, new copies of the lic hearing Tuesday at 8 p.m. in town charter were put on sale the Municipal Building on an ap­ PEACH SHORTCAKE FESTIVAL ye.sterday in the town, clerk’s of­ propriation of $1,100 to pay for ONLY AT fice., the job. . ON THE LOT NEXT TO FIREHOUSE About 250 more are expected General Manager Richard Mar­ MAIN ANT) HItXIARD STREE'TS to be delivered tomorrow. tin has suggested lending the , The new charter copies, the first stencils to the Board of Education FRIDAY. AUG. 19— STARTS 6:30 P:M. to include all special acts apply­ now so it could have its own HOUSE ing to Manchester and also the coplbs printed for the schools. town'ordinances, are expected to All You Can Eat! save officials and lawyers some time and headaches. ADULTS 75c— CHILDREN 50c The codification was done by L T. WOOD CO. TICKETS AT THE DOOR Professor Cornelius Scanlon' at FOR SALE ICE PLANT MUSIC BY POLICE and FIREMEN'S BAND < 61 BISSELL ST. OR RENT This advt. sponsor^ by WUllara Peck Lumbbr, Inc. _ — mCDICfiL Cubes-Crushed-Blocks HALE ACCOUNTING / PHfiRfnfiCY Evening Classes JOMNf.HMNK,B.8. Mi.l-4148 IFall term starts Sept. 26 Bulletin sent on request RANGE Apply Now \ \ I) Hartford Institute of WILL IT Accounting FUEL OIL 66 Forest St., Hartford TV OR RADIO CM 7-1115 GASOLINE PLAY! NG PURCHASE POORLY ? BANTLY OIL ■tmo Tout TUMS IN rot (,IMI’\M. INC. AVAILABLE : :i M \ IN Im:r.I ONE TEL. MItclicll 9-4595 Of- out / For weddings, parties ROCKVILLE TR 5-.3271 We Rent: Floor Sanders, ^Edgers, Hand Sanders, Wallpaper and other functions. Steamers, Wallpapering Equipment, Floor Polishers, Wet and COSTLY REPLACEMENT TUBES Dry Vacuum Cleaners and Ladders. FOR EVERY SET! itAUAN-AMERICAN AFTER “LUCKY T V“HALL COAT OF ARTHUR'S 135 Eldiidge Street HERE ARE C. J. MORRISON 942 Main St., Manchester Comer of St. James St. Call after 7 p.m. MI 9-8203 PAINT STORE 385 CENTER SlR EET—TEL. MI 9-9713 WE GIVE g r e e n STAMPS IMPORTED GOOD, SAFEH- JHILLIPS GONSTRUenON GO. Amesite Drives TESTED USED CAR BY ^ SPECIAL SUMMER PRICES! \ CASHMERE THE •'N GARAGES COTTAGES Thomas Colla CQ. '52 NASH $295 Ml 9-5224 JA 2-5750 4-Door '59 PLYMOUTH $2195 Suburban .V-8 Station Wagon i l 'SB PLYMOUTH $1695 Custom V-8 Wagon in fact, I ... Self PICK-UP 2 CAR GARAGE 20x24 C O H A G E '57 CHEVROLET $1695 a mere 5.00 210 V-8 Wagon Including Footings $ 1 0 0 R A: I : CASES D F SODA AT 12 Urge Bottles DISCOUNT PRICES '56 FORD $995 and Foundation I W w T will hold this AT OUR BOTTLING PLANT Country Sedan Prices quoted are for home deliv­ $ 1 .5 0 eries only; extra charge for ban­ Don't Wait Until FoH ToRay Tax Incl. quet., partle., showers, wedding.,’ PLYMOUTH $395 Top Prieas For Your Garagn MILIUM LINED I I etc. Suburban ^ . Pjus Deposit ' BUY NO W WHEN PRICES ARE RIGHT " Constnictlon Starts Immediately, Or Buy On ' miracle for you 'S3 BUICK $345 Phillips Lnyaway Plan- To Maintain. Special Summer Price. $1.65 Delivered MANCHESTER special 4-Door I Tax incl. (in black, bamboo or •Plus Deposit BOTTLING CO. '58 PONTIAC .$1995 GARAGES — No Money Down. 5 Years to. Pay ? Chieftain 8 Convertible COTTAGES — No Money Down. 7-12 Yeors to Pay blue, misses and petite ' ★ ★ ★ 10 HENDERSON RD. Ml 3-7922 '56 OLDS. $1175 88 Holiday Coupe sizes ,6 to 18) Small Bottles Phillips Construction Co. Case of 24 South Off '56 FORD $795 untilthe 1st of October! Fairlane 2-Door Hardtop DISPLAY OPEN DAILY 9 lo 8 $1-20 SATURDAY 9 to 6 SUNDAY 1 to 6 , I Tax Incl. Cantor St. plus Deposit North Off *56 CHRYSLER $1195 CALL COLLECT VA 8-S56I interested?.., ' Wind.or V-8 4-Dmr 2091 BERLIN TURNPIKE, BERLIN, co nn:, $ 1 .3 5 Delivered Wost Centar St. comet early tomorrow to the second floor ,of I Tax IncL MANCHESTER SEND FOR FREE BROCHURE Plus Deposit Name ...... OLDSMOBILE *8aSIes c. e. house and son SMAU BOTTLES CASE OF 30 RAY DWYER, Used Otr Mgr. Street Addres. j. w. hale CO. $ f .50 Case Of 30 $1.75 Delivered "Selling and Servicing. New City or Tow n.. .Tel. No. . •___ .... I Tax IncL I Tax IncL Oldemobilr. for bver 25 Years’’ 812 WEST CENTER STREET M. H, No. 1 for this is'a limited engagement! Pina Dqioait . Pina Deposit MI 8-2411—Open Evening. w — ------TWBLVI FRTOAY, AUGUST 12, 198® Aveng* Dailjr Net Pren Ron *ni* WentlMU ^anrt;?at?r lEtt^ttittg ll^ralb For thn Wank Bade* Peteeeat efU. B. W< jiBG 4Ui. iBee *. thm en* aerlF r humid air. Low near elL itTown Pension Plan 13,125 eleodgr. w nni( noon or evening , AWllUry, vrw . Member ef the Jkndlt B o n u o f Obranlatlon nrraiid 86. a_ card if « |Hityfa r taniglit Assets Stand Manehe$tmr-^A 0 ty of Village Charm , at tlM noma.

|«hata OWBcU. Daughters of At $653,886 (OtneOfled AdvortMag Pago psahhantsA will spaaaar a kitchen VOL. LXXnt, NO. 163 (TEN PAGES—TV SECTION) MANCHESTEIL CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST It, I960 on 8) 9RICE nV E CENTS Boalal tonight at 8 o'clock at the The Manchester pension plan had hanw af Peat Pocahontas. Mrs. 8653,886 in assets as of last June JInha M!Q«r,. 8T lUdgc 8t. Mam> SO, according to an annual re^wrt Wrs aia ramtiuM to bring three 4 from James Arthur, chalrhnan of StateNews t*cma. the Town Pension Board. Kennedy Over the 1950-60 fiscal year, Mr. and Mrs. Rajm^md Mara- which ended June 30, $41,553 was TAD and da'ightara, 315 Oak St., paid out in pensions, Arthur said. Boundup era afiandtng a racation In the There are 46 pensioners. \ Pay Bill Lake Gccncc region of New York Over the same period, the 245 ac­ tive members of the plan contribut­ J^tate Tbev have visited the for- %t* *rew and rmisemn at Fort William • '-'A*- ed $27,695, the town govemnieht Hartford Woman H»nr>' kicked In $50,000, and interest earned, from investments amounted Delayed v: Held for Murder T^.e Junior Square Dance Club of to $17,200 he said. Manrheiter will hold a dance at 'i ■ Plan members pay 2ti per cent he Weei Sid*.tennis courts tonight of their salaries and the town r/i- >Variiiilgton, Aug. 15 {iPy— Hartford, Aug. 13 (fP)— A ‘ t 'jo o^clfx'k. Stan Beat will be Bf-" proprlates yearly amounts. $ Sen. John F. Kennedy ran up woman airested for the fatal 'Slier, In\-i'tationa have been aent , The investments are in U.S. 58.00 treasury securities and U.S. Sav­ against adamant opposition shooting of a man last night to other hinor aqiiare dance cluba ^ . ' '■**. r<*n. ings bonds. today fn his efforts to speed in her apartment in Hart­ Arthur also noted that the Hart­ will bu'y 580 a Senate vote on his minimum ford’s North End section has i!<'mbera of the Anderaot! Shea ford National Bank was hired as wage bill. been charged with murder. UN, Warns Talk Brief, Aux;ti»n-. VTW, are reminded of Investment advisor last winter and ’‘Instead of delaying e vote day Police said Mrs. Clara Tate, 29, the Hsnford County council meet- Town Directors voted to make pen­ after day, let us at least begin to of 8 Arthur PI., Hartford, had "g * ‘ be held Sunday at 2:30 p.m. : sion plan menibership compulsory chocolate - bars voteeon some of the amendments," pulled the trigger on a- .32 caliber for all town' employes hired after the jDemocratic presidential nom- revol'ver several times before H Lumumba Loud, Clear ! .«''>ithe;i»t School, Superior: March 1959. The hank will a'ct as nee pleaded with opponents liurt fired once. ^ iV Newington, near the VFW ! advisor in a more liberal Invest­ Vo*’ Home Delegates are Mrs. night. ' The shot hit Joseph H. Nash, 26, ment program the Directors also at any candy store Russell St., Hartford, in the chest. ihlive Ray, Mrs. John Vince, and ; approved last year. But Sen. Spessard L. Holland On Unrest Both Ways '■tre Donald Maynard. Aitematea (D-FlaV said he would object to He died about an hour later. . are Mr* Florence Dlitt, Mrs. any voting before Tuesday. Mrs. Tate and Nash, both Ne­ Ogiore White, and Mrs. Frank and 1,450 ' And Sen. .Barry’ Goldwater (R- groes, had struggled before the EHsabethville, The Congo, Holmdel, N. J., Aug. 13 shooting, police said. The woman Wohlgemuth. Ariz) aaid it waa imperative that Aug. 13 >,r«Belgian troops —Men conversed back and those who disagree with Kennedy’s 'told police she had told .Nash to Now In Stock the New will begin to withdraw from forth by telephone via an arti-- The Rev Clifford O. Simpson of proposal to extend tho minimum .let her alone, but he kept bother­ stamps at any wage law to five million additional ing her. Katanga tonight, United Na­ ficial satellite for the first Center Congf^atlhnal Church will SHERWIN-WILLIAMS A witness told police she saw V in charge of radio broadcasts workers "have an opportunity to tions headquarters here an­ time today. A-lOO Latex House Paint debate It.” Mrs. Tate appear on her fourth nounced, and U.N. troops will And it appeared the first such over WINF Sunday at 6:30 p.m. floor porch just after the shoollng. and w^kdaya next week at 7:15 : post Talks by Holland and Sen. Allen take over their duties. phone call may have been hoJersey and California. (EDT). cated. Leopoldville, The W. H. ENGLAND Unde/- A scientist at the Bell T ele^ on a. LUMBER C O . office.., Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson of Aug. 13 '(iP)— U.N. Laboratories here held a 2-way No Fair Ducking Texas, the majority leader and Hands Off Policy secretary Ralph Bunche today talk with a colleague In Goldstone, Kennedy’s vice presidential run­ Calif., for a few brief moments at Now you know how It looks to be on the receiving end of the' sponge throwing contest, one of the "AT THE GREEN" Hartford, Aug. 13 —Gov. made a personal visit to Pre­ ning mate, scheduled a. senate ses­ Abraham Riblcoff sa.vs he will not S:18 a.m. EDT. The radio signala FOR RENT many activities at the annual pl^ground carnivals. Herald photographer Reggie Pinto substi­ Open All Day Saturday mier Patrice Lumurnba to sion today with the likelihood the take a personal part in choosing carrying their voices bounced off • aad 16 mm. Movie Projectors tuted the lens of his camera for the fearless volunteerVather who had allowed his head to be the opposition will continue talking. warn the fier.v Congo leader the Echo I satrilite some 1,000 seusid or ailmt, also 86 mm. target at the content in Robertson Park last night Pinto didn't waif around to see how accurate the Democratic nominee for U.S. miles In Space. T h e pending bill would raise the reprepentative'"f-rom Connecticut's that the United Nations plans sUdo projectors. this fellow would be. It looks, like a pretty good pitch from here. But at Dallas, Tex., the Alpha mininum wage for workers already Second District. to carry out its mission of covered under the Fair lAbor The party’s nominee was Rep. maintaining order throughout Coip., announced Us engineers had WEIDOH DRUG CO. the University of Connecticut Lsw Standards Act. The increase would talked more than two hours earUer Ml Mam St. TeL MI 8*8821 Chester Bowles, the Incumbent, un­ the nation despite interfer­ wiUi engineers of the Ckdlina Radio Town Charier School. Town clerical personnel be from $1 to $1.25 an hour over a til he announced Thursda.v he would typed the stencils, did the mimeo­ MANCHESTER HRE DEPARTMENTS BUT. 3-year period, starting at $1.16 ence by the Congolese army. Corp. at Cedar Rapids, Iowa, also not seek reelection. Bowles said he using the satellite. graphing; and the Allied Printing next year. And It would bring In 6 wished to devote himself to help­ The 25,000-man native army, Co. wag hired for the binding and ~ 11th AN N U AL million additional workers, at an mutinied last month, was reacti­ The Bell Labs telephone hookup Copies Ready ing Sen. John Kennedy in his bid "wasn’t much of a cpnverastion,'* covering. Initial-minimum ofj$l. for the presidency. vated on Tuesday by Lumumba, Town Direcldrs will hold's, pub­ Holland talked most of the afterr who proclaimed a state of emer­ a spokesman said. Live voices wera At $5 each, new copies of the Yesterday, Gov. Ribiepff said he carried both.ways.The feat cam* WALKERS lic hearing Tuesday at 8 p.m. In ncion in behalf of his amendment Stella Marqdez, 21, of Colombia, 'wears her crown after she was would keep hands off when the gency and gaVe the army the job tow n. charter were put on sale the Municipal Building on an ap­ PEACH SHORTCAKE FESTIVAL to strike out of the Kennedy bill a of mainUiningT order. Congolese just two hours after Bell scientists named Miss International Beauty of 1961. (A P Photofax). 16 members of the Democratic successfully held the first 2-wSiy_ ye.sterday'in the town clerk’s of­ propriation of $l,10j> to pay for prorisloh' that would bring imder State Central Committee from the soldiers then began roving high­ • ONLY AT the minimum wage law employes communication with recordings. fice. the job. .j. ON THE LOT NEXT TO FIREHOUSE second district meet to pick a new ways, stopping cars and passersby The conversation opened the General Manager Richard Mar­ . 3IAIN AND HILLIARD STREET.S of local retail and service .estab­ candidate. and attempting to enforce their About 250 more are expected lishments doing as much as $1 mil­ way to a possible age of person- . to be delivered tomorrow. tin has suggested lending the He said he will "in no way, di­ version of- the ■ law—apparently to-person communication by man­ lion a year volume. T h is is Mrs. 'Vincent Fratantonlo and her third daughter and , The new charter copies,, the first stencils to the Board of Eduction rectly or indirectly, indicate a without consulting the U.N. com­ made satellite. now so It could have ItF own FRIDAY, AUG. 19— STARTS 6:30 PAR. But, despite Kennedy’s plea, he Colombia preference for or against any Indi- fifth 'child in a Cleveland hospital. Mrs. Fratantonlo is the to include, all special acts apply­ mand. The first. 2-'way communica­ copibs printed for the schools. refused to call tip this amendment ■vddual.” Bunche told Lumumba that the mother of the two "sleeping beauties” found to have been ing t o . Manchester and also the HOUSE for a vote. Instead, he called up drugged. (AP Photofax). tion, ' two hours earlier, had fea­ town ordinances, are expected to U.N. Congo Task Force—request­ tured ‘recorded messages by Presi­ All You Can Eat! another amendment, which he had ed by Lumumba himself in last save officials and lawyers some not offered previously. Hitdlun Fatality dent Eisen’hower and Senate Ma­ time and headaches. Wins World Title month’s chaos—has the sole re­ jority Leader Lyndon B. Johnson. ADULTS 75c— CHILDREN 50c 'iTiis would place Umitatlons on East Windsor, Aug. 13 {JP>- ■A sponsibility fdr maintaining. -or­ The codification was done by woman was killed last night in Parents Questioned The latest attempt was S) “Uve” € L. T. WOOD GOs TICKETS AT THE DOOR ^ the authority of the secretary of der and plans to continue Its job. Professor Cornelius Scanlon a t what State Police called an ap- phone conversation. FOR SALE IC E PLANT By BOB BARNES 4•' "Tonight is the finale of a hap­ parent hit-and-run ease. Lumumba said today he la un­ As monitored on tape, here la MUSIC BY POLICE and HREMEN’S BAND (Conttamed on Page Two) der pressure from the Congoleee O R RENT 51 BISSELL ST. ------'s Long Beach, Calif., Aug. 13_(jh' py dream,” Miss Colombia said The victim, Mary B. Gibson (of how it sounded; This adyt. sponsored by WUUam Peck Lumber, Ine. A shapely,-sparkling-^ed Oo- only minutes before announce­ Wapping Road) died at Hartford army amd five provincial govem- Hello, this Is Bill Jakes calling Cubes-Cruahed-Block$ itienta to send troops Into Ka-- loihblA girl who has. received much ment of her triumph, HospiUL ' 2 ‘Sleeping Beauties’ Phil Tardbhl' at Jet Propulsion tanga province If the United Na­ mCDICRL of her education m.Uys^U n ij; e d 'The a«!fdent_occurred on Wapr LeJliQcatocy,” 0i^jmilect.nMma»er ACCOUNTING 5 Men Perish . "I lived -In California for Hirfi*. tions does, not settle the-conflict ■HALE Stated reigned today as Miss In­ years,” she said. “ In all that time HSgr R oad’ near ' the wo'man’s for Bell said. "Are you reading me PHRRmRCY Evening Classes iome. Police aaid they found car of interests there.' out there?” MNM8.MM«K.8.8. M. 1-4148 ternational Beauty. I would come down to (the Miss jFall term starts Sept. 26 Dazzling, 21-year-old Stella tracks In the soft ground on the He also described as an "Injus­ Yes, we’re reading, you loud Bulletin sent bn rev est As Blast Rips Universe Pageant)' show and RANGE Marquez said, "this, is -the finale sid e. of the road. They said the tice” Secretary-General Dag Ham Reportedly Drugged M d clear,” ..came the reply. watch the beautiful girls appear­ Apply Now 'marakjold'a decision-to send white of a happy dream.” ing on stage as 'we are tonight, vehicle had apparently struck the "Ah, hah! We’re reading you Hartford Institute of woman, swerved to the side of troops into secessionist Katanga rUEL OIL Vessel at Sea For her, .the, dream came true "I tried sometimes to get pho­ loud and clear,” said Jakes. ' Accounting WILL IT die road and then became mo­ rather than an all-African contin­ Cleveland, Aug. 18 UP)—Twobeen found in the bloodstreams of “ Sounds pretty good.” 66 Forest St.. Hartford when a panel of nine judges repre­ tographers to take pictures of me, TV OR RADIO GASOLINE senting several nationalities, chose mentarily stuck, before leaidug gent. "sleeping beauties,” awakened at the two girls and that the drugs CH 7-1115 Savannah, Ga., Aug; 13 —An but none of them was Interested. the scene. •"'We want the United Nations to were responsible for the sudden - b u y explosion and fire tore through the her last night over 51 other con­ I’m. so surprised that the,y’re all last from their strange,' drug- (Continued en Page PLAYING testants in the international beau­ proceed 'with its mission but then lapses Into coma. . engine room of a Navy mine­ taking pictures of me now.” withdraw all 'wjiite troops,” Lu­ imposed world of sleep, have been ” No, no, no!” cried 29-year-old POORLY ? PURCHASE sweeper at sea last night, killing ty congress. , Parole Violated Her remark brought a hearty mumba told a news conference. made wards of juvenile 'court. Mrs. Fatantonio after questioning five crewmen and crippling the Behind her were four other fi­ , Bridgeport, Aug. 13 (;P) — A BANTLY OIL chuckle and applause from a ca,^ Lumumba said African troops The action waa taken last night by police.. “How could I have done MMS VOUS TUMS IH fOt 170-foot vvesse), ■ nalists, in this order: con'vlcted gambler who violated f .I\ll' , l\C. pacity audience of 3,500 in the are "completely capable of carry­ after Cleveland police' asked the a thing like that?” she asked a The XJ.S.S. Exultant 'was one day Miss India, Iona Pinto, 18'; Miss Long Beach , Municipal Auditor­ the terms ■ of his suspended sen­ news reporter. "I never had the ; 'I M M\ ^ I ili:i.I Iceland, Sigridur Qelrsdotter, 22; ing out the United Nations mission court to protect the girls from any Bulletins out of Its home base at Charleston, ium. tence by aimoying his former chance. I was not there all the AVAILABLE S. C., bound for Miami, Fla.,-when Miss England, Joyce Kay, 21; Mias sweetheart will have to remain in Katanga.” further sleep-inducing drugs time.” from the AP Wires TEL. Mitchell 9-4595 the explosion occurred about 70 United States, Charlene Lundberg, Miss Colombia won the evening He also disclosed he had de "which tests; showed had been se­ gown competition on one of the in jail a while longer. Afjer searching the Fratantonlo -Inject out! miles out In the Atlantic Ocean 19. of Joliet, 111. Superior Court Judge John manddd that Leopoldville airport cretly administered to them. home, Det. Sgt. Norman Ferris, For wodcNnqs, poitios ROCKVILLE TR 6-.3271 three preceding nights 'of judging be guarded by Cong;o troops, with a Police questioned the • parents, southeast of here. The. fire'burst The new Miss International Clark Fitzgerald yesterday . re­ along with Detectives William U.S. MAY OUST RED We Rent: Floor Sanders, Edgers, Hand Sanders, Wallpaper out, reportedly from Diesel oil Beauty beamed radiantly as she which led up to the grand finale. fe w of the United Nations African Vincent and Lillian Fratantoni. and othor funetient. Steamers, Wallpapering Equipment, Floor Polishers, Wet and C O ST tT jected a habeas corpus action in contingents. Swedish and Ghana Mueller and Stanley Slivka went to Washington, Aug. IS' UP)— <• . spurting from a riiptvired fuel line. posed for press and newsreel The first runner up. Miss India, behalf of Jay Schaefer, 45, New They steadfastly denied drugging Juvenile Judge Margaret Spellacy. RfPIACFMENT TUHfS Dry Vacuum Cleaners and Ladden. troops are at present on guard at. Soviet Ambassador Mikhail A. The Ehrultant’s slater ship, the photographers in her white sheath, had not won any of the individual Britain, who is serving a term Bernadette, 8, and her sister, The judge signed an emergency or­ Menshikov was sununiHted to categbries, while Miss Iceland, sec­ the airport. FOR EVERY SET! ITALIAN.AMERICAN TT.S.S. Nimble, was close by to solidly-headed evening gown, a for poolsolling in Hartford County' Venita, 5. der saying the condition bf the the State Department today ap­ AFTER “LUCKY r give assistance. Radio calls for long train trailing behind her. ond runner up. walked ofr with The premier Charged there still Detectives said ah eye dropper Jail. are Belgian troops operating in children was such that "the state parently to be told at ,U.S. HAU help brought three more Navy Miss Marques Is majoring in two of the three pre'vtous night’s Schaefer was given a year’s sh(^ng traces of barbiturates would be warranted in assuming ouster action against a membw ARTHUR'S 185 Eldridge Street. HERE ARE C O A T OF ships and the fire was controlled. divisions. . The Congo in cl'Villan clothes wear had been found In Mrs. Fratan- 842 Main St., Manchester C. J. MORRISON language, and psychology at suspended sentence Aug. 8, 1958. ing United Nations Insignia. He their guardianship.” of his embassy staff. The State There were ho reports of injuries Marymouht College; Tarry town. __ Miss. Iceland, considered by The New Britain man was ordered tonio'a purse in her ^eveland A hearing has been set for Aug. Department was reported to Oomer o f S t James St. Call after 7 pjn. MI 8-8208 •to other crewman; said he had informed Dr. Bunche Heights home yesterday. She was PAINT STORE N. Y. She speaks Spanish, Eng­ many to have been, in a.favored to Jail two weeks ago after a pro­ that these troops must leave the 19 on the merits of the case. have decided to expel,Valentin A Navy spokesmah. at Charles­ lish, Jtalian and a little Skench.. position going into the judging, questioned at St, Ann Maternity The case of the sleeping beauties M. .Ivanovi Soviet embassy fliat -----— ------885 CENTER STREET-^TEL. MI 9-9718 bation officer told ' the court' country immediately or be arrested Hospital, where she has been, WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS ton said the. Exultant was taken in A curvaceous _ 37%-24%-37H, may have damaged her chances Schaefpr' persisted in annoying had.been given wide publicity, arid secretary, following pablleatlon I ' 1 0 0 7 o . tow about midnight, some six hours by Congolese police. since giring birth to a third yesterday of charges ttiat he I she is 5 feet 7 inches' tall. Weighs somewhat by a ■ lapse of memory thousands of dollars were Spent the former girl friend despite her daughter, her fifth child, Tuesday. after the accident and was being 126 pounds, and has brown hair when the time came for her brief trying to cure their ’’ailment.” had ^1d out a total o f $560 to towed into Savaimah. objections and even, followed her The father was questioned at Cen­ 'and eyes.. She plans to complete speech. She retained her poise, but Bernadette had been hospitalized a man whom he advised to get The Naval Reserve Training Cen­ to Rhode Island on one occasion. tral Police station. admitted that’ she could not think since -last September. She spent a .government Job.' The report 1 1 ter here, said the Hhcultant, being her college 'work before deciding This was regarded as a violation Meanwhile, at Mount Sinai Hos­ on a career, of what she wanted to say. o f parole. two weeks at the Columbia Pres- of the alleged payment waa IMPORTED towed by the Nimble, waa ex­ pital, the two girls played hap­ made by Roger C. Foes, 82, a GOOD, SAFETY- In his habeas imrpus action, News Tidbits pily. They have been placed, in an byterian, Medical Onter in New pected at the Savannah beach buoy York, accompanied by. her mother, member of the American Nazi PHILLIPS CONSTRUCTION GO. atil:46 a.m. (EDT), where a tugr Schaefer challenged the state­ isolated room—with no visitors - Culled from AP Wires Venita joined her sister in the hos­ Party who said he had met TEGTED USED GAR and pilot was to idde the crippled ments of the probation officer as permitted. Authorities disclosed Ivanov once a month over a pe­ ship to a berth at the Savannah ‘One Father to Another^ “ inaccurate and nvlaleading.” Ae yesterday they had found the pital last month. BY Meanwhile, a team of detectives riod- of almost a year. SPECIAL SUMMER PRICES! CASHMERE Machine and Foimdry Dock. A also, said he had been dented a Wasir AU, economics minister cause of the mysterious ailment Coast Guard patrol boat baaed here hearing. , that had puzzled doctors for continues searching for the an­ m r of the Pakistan Embassy in swers to this mystery: Who gave , U-S. AIDE OUSTED was ^corting the Exultant and The judge denied Schaefer’s months. Budapest, Htmgary, Ang. I t Washington, says he and-his fam the little girls drugs to put them to Nimble. writ from the bench during a spe­ County CoitMser Samuel R. Ger­ (4V-The U.S. mllltaiy attache GARAGES COTTAGES lly }vere prohibited from camping ber said traces of barbiturates had sleep, add why? Thomas Colla CO. Atlantic Fleet headquarters ad­ Parents Plan Plea cially assigned hearing in Bridge­ out in a Georgia State Park be­ here was ordered oat' of th» '52 NASH $295 vised the training center to have port. — cause they looked too much Uke country by the Hnngarlaa Oov-- M l 9-S224 JA 2*5750 4-Door ambulances at the'dock to remove Negroee.. .Lawyer Fred A. Sea ernment today. The mewwire the .dead. Arrangements were to Netc UConn Trustee man says he trill counsel a fugt' was in ob\1ous ' retaliation be made for berihing the Exult- Directly to Nikita tive priest. Father John B. Flet, against UJ3. refusal to permit '59. PLYMOUTH $2195 Hartford, Aug; ,18 (4^—Gov. 27, to surrender shortly on an at' Laps Premier to Resign, Suburban V-8 Station Wagon Abraham Ribicoff haa appointed the Hungarian military and air (Oonttened on n^re Two) tempted rape charge. attache, CoK Karoly Laado. to By PRESTON OBOVER <^breath, looked up at his friend Mrs. John 'M. Bailey, wife of the Movie Producer Carlo Pontl'dlS' '58 PLYMOUTH 11695 , Democratic state chairman as a return to Washington. The Bon- Moscow, A'ug. 13 UP) — Oliver and adviser, Sol W. Cury and ask patches attorney., to Mexico to garian Oovenungnt, in nbto to Oustonn V-8 Wagon fV ' * trustee of the 'DniverBlty of Con­ a W, Powers said, today -he will ap­ ed ifi a. husky voice "Do I have gather evidence that he and his the U.S. Legation here, said tlw f ''. in fact, to read this?” ■ ' necticut. i’l ’ = \ MeParKn Held peal directly to Nikita S. Khnish- actress wife, Sophia Loren, ./are residmee permit granted to Col ... Self PICK-UP 2 C A R 6 A R A O E 20x24 COTTAGE After a pause. Powers added Mrs. Bailey will fill the undx- not bigamists as charged by an '57 C H EV R O IJT $1695 \ '% chev "as' one father to' another” pired term of the late Mrs, Mary L, Carl Watkins Miller, the V.8. ... SAVK' 210 V-8 Wagon " . ■ for the sake, of-his son, Francis "It’s what I made up.” Italian prosecutor.. .Fidel Castro By BIMJMAN MORIN 6>wouId urge troops, police, civil military attache, waa being i*- CASES OF SODA AT Including Footings $ 1 A A C a mere 5.00 'The-statement said; Mahoney of Hartford, ending July oelebratos S4th birthday. ddhlst priests and the t \ Without Bail Gary Powers, who goes on trial 1, 1965. - ■ Saigon, Viet Nam, Aug. 18 UPjt— 'Sajry^tSj voked effective at noon noxtRrt- 12 Large Bottles DISCOUNT PRICES '56 FORD $995 n 2 8 5 and Foundation . t next’ .week accused .of espionage. •"Mrs. Powers and I have 'come Passengers from strikebound Vientiane Radio reported tod ay] people to stage mass demonstra­ day. Col. MUlor had been at hla AT OUR BOTTLING PLANT t : 4 Speaking at a news conference to the Soviet .Union for the sole Transatlantic liners in British sea­ that the pro-western govefnment tions throughout the country to Prices quoted are for home deliv­ Coiuitry Sedan , will hold this preuure the government into fly­ joMere only since July *6. In R.I. Slaying several hours after arriving in purpose of doing all that we can ports line up in London for-seats o f Laotian Premier Tlao* Samso- $1.50 eries only; extra charge fbr ban­ Don't W oit Until FoH To Poy ■■y ■ tf- Moscow to attend the trial. Pow­ to help our sop. I am sure that on mergpncy alrilft to New York ing to Vientiane to resign. quets. parties, showers, weddings, '53 PLYMOUTH $395 Six Mothers nlth has agreed to rebel demands Kong Le declared any “govern­ UBANOI-SHABI FREE I Tax Inch Top Prieos For Your Gorogt MILIUM LINED Central Fallf, R.,1., Aug. 18 (IPy-^ ers said that on Monday he will any other . parents x^ould do the and Canhda '. . . Smell o f "rot­ tliat he resign. The leader of the Paris, Aug. IS lff)—The Cen­ etc. Suburban ask' to see the Soviet premier. ten potatdes” fills city of La Porte, mental delay has an eyll intention Plus Deposit James ,E. Md^irlln, 30, today waa same if their boy was in trouble revolt aaid later that if Tlao does to instigate a bloody ''war among tral African BepnhUc, fonnerty BUY NOW WHEN PRICES ARE RIGHT < V. /■ being held wlQiout bail on a mur­ The trial starts Wednesday In u d I appeal to Mr. Khrushchev ’Tax. ius unidentified gas causes hot make good on his agreement the UbMigl-Sbnri Tegrritwy e f ■ ■ ■ * Construction Starts Immediately,. Or Buy On ' miracle for you' Moscow’s ornxte Hall b f C^>Iumns. Among 9 Bfead vomiting, nausea and headaches Laotians., .therefore compatriots !53 BUICK $345 i der charge stemming from .whet one father to another, for the sake to quit it will mean "bloody throughouf the country must rise French Equatorial Afrlen, peo- $1.65 D«Iivered - MAHCHESTER Special 4-Door Phillips Layaway Plan To Maintain Special Summer Prices police described as a love triangle "Mrs. Powers and I have come of my boy. — and chases 500 tamUlea from their iVar.” claimed its tndependenee atnaU- quarrel. homes. up.” I Tag IncL to the Soviet Union for the sole "I understand he lost a son in tn Autos Crash The Vientiane Radio station, There was no confirmatibn from night. The new oomitry, aeme • (in black, bamboo or District Court Judge Guillaume Barbara Jean Finch waa iriMt'in Plus Deposit *58 PONTIAC.$1995 G A R A G E S — No Meiioy Down. 5 Yuors to Poy ■I purpose of doing all that we can the war against Nazi Germany, captured by the rebels in their any other source of the report what bigger than Friuwe ItaeU; BOTTLIHG CO. Myette ordered MeParUn to prison to help our son/’ the gray-halred fighting alongside the United back from dlstancs of trio to four coup Tuesday, reported still later broadcast by the rebel-held radio has a population of T.nvjMN), to* Chieftain 8 Convertible without ball yesterday after the Worthington, Minn., Aug. 13 UP) shoemidcer from Pound, Va., told States of America for the same feet says crime lab expert In tes- that an envoy from. Tiao’s gov­ station. Samaonlth and his cabi­ ohidlag about 6,000 European* ★ ★ ★ 10 HENDERSON RD. COTTAGES — No Monuy Down. 7*12 Yuor« to Poy blue, misses and petite accused man plekded limocent. newsmen in the lobby of his Mos­ —^Two can met in a grinding timoity against Dr. R. Barnard "i cause. headon crash early today killing ernment, Gen. Quane Rathikone, net are not in Vientiane, the coun­ The Central African BeptoUle to . M l 3*7922 'S6 OLDS. $1175 . Before the brief court proceed' cow hotel. “ One reason I am here Is that Finch and his mc-mlstrass Carols try’s -administrative capital, but remaining a free memliier the A Ing, McParlln Joked and chatted nine o f the 10 occupants in the had arrived with an ennounea- at 88 HoUday/^oupe Throughout the news confer­ Mr. Khrushchev cabled me promiS' two machines. Six of the victims Tregoff . . . Group of Soviet dip-: ment the Tiao cabinet was ready In^the royal city o f Luang Pra- 12-natlan French, African oom*, Small Bottles sizes ^6 to 18) with the two State Troopers to ence, which lasted only a few ing to help me in this matter and were mothers survived by a total lomats atrive in Havana to set up to resign. bang, 140 miles northwest of muntty. a kind of French vai;* " Case of 24 Phillips Construction Co. whom he was handcuffsd. minutes, Powers either' sobbed or first Bassiaa diplomatic mission Vlentlsne. South Off '56 FORD $795 He also waged an admonishing I have taken him at his word. of 38 children.. It was not clear whether thie Sion of the British Conmion- ' DISPLAY OPEN DAILY 9 to 8 until the 1st o f October!' fought to stifle his sobs. - His "M y son” is not the son of a mil One of the cars caught firs af­ to