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VOL. LXXVIII, NO. 25.1 (TWKNTY PAGES) MANCHEvSTER, CONN.. THURSDAY, JULV .10, 1959 (lasaatfled AdrertMas am Psfe I$i PRICE FIVE CENTS U.S. H its N ikita Nixon Held For Nikita^ Explosions, Blaze Destroy Gall to ^ m m it Ike Parley

By JO HN M. H IO H T O W m Aclosing ^e«k in Geneva trying to Sverdlovsk, Soviet Union, Geneva, July 30 (i wpiroiiir rlwrgp •rroun»«: Oreen Khniahchev’a speech in the problem Eisenhower and Bremier Khriish- TrmdliiK Stamp* are ift'Pn «1th ranh arIp* and Ukraine Tueeday wae'made public Acid Hurts Firemen Allied' spokesmen .aid in the , ^^ev or a quirk agreement at also to customprs who pay thpir rhargp arrounts last night after Eaat and West last seven deys Herter. Uoyd and ! Oenev* which would permit a aum- agraed to halt the foreign minia- within (Iftppn (IS) days aftpr btllinc data. t?rt” VaIks'n«t'''wednesdaV,"wVth' Maurice tnit conference, or without settling the grave, issue I M.'rville .nil make an "1 do not pretend that personal ’' -V Portland, July 3f> (/Pi— Kxploding chemicals shook two DOUBLE GREEN STAMPS communities today and lit up the pre-dawn^ky as flames de- ®f Berlin ” ^ Imteraive effort to work out an (onlaci would solve the basic prob- High U.S, officiala aaid the west­ interim Berlin aettlemen’. wit lems of the world.” he aaid and .stroyed a chemical distrihutinjf depot. ern power* will make every effort Grom.vko. But thev had no real added briefly Islei : Thirteen tanks of industrial chemical* exploded in the In the dying days of the Geneva hope he woii.d give them West ; (.Thla trip of mine will be fol- blaze, which a tire official said apparently beffan accidentally. THURSDAY, JULY 3Qth, FROM 9:00 to 9:00 conference to reach a Berlin ac­ Berlin guerantec* unlimited hi lowed bv others including contact The biggest blast, which knocked sleepers from their beds WITH ALL CASH SALES! time or would drop his rejected between other leaders." cord. But they emphasized only an end to the Soviet threat to West demand for formation of an All- ybe atatement came In the wake here and in Middletown across the Connecticut River, came Berlin will persuade__ the__ Ux'.ed . I German Negotiating (iommittce of reports that he was on the verge •-V' when a 13.000-gallon tank of alcohol went off. LARGE ASSORTMENT States to ’accept a summit confer- 1 on '’mflbation of Germany, | of leconimending lhaj President The flames at times burst like rocket btasta 500 feet high. LAST 3 DAYS OF HALE'S JULY Hale's Housewares Dept, ence. The French attitude toward ' Their pi-kctical objective, there- ■ Rishowet invite Khnu.hchev to the : blaming debris wa.s scattered over a wide »nm. Sparks ahow- WHITE HANDBAGS a summit meeting is similar. fore, was to try .to get Gromyko . (inj)pq stales foi a visit. He has ; ered in every direction, even landing on some private, homes. The British official who thought l to agree to r»ces* the conference ! repeatedly lemaiked that a look is h'’ \ SPECIAL Khruahehev'a speech was a good | fot a long period- perhaps trhee „.o,-th a hundred description... i' The flickering rooftops were wetted down quickly by ftremem, SAMSONITE LUGGAGE One Group in Top Han­ one said the Soviet leader’s re- | months, in^ the hope that Khiush- j Herbert Klein, Nixon * press ! however. \ dle and Clutch Styles. JEWELRY NAMEBRAND. FIRST QLAI-ITYt marks indicated he clearly wanted che\- would refrain in the Interim ! spokesman, said he is inclined to Between 20 and 100 families were evacuated temporarily a lummit conference on Berlin. fror- any unilateral against West , ipp belief Nixon refeiied lo the REGULAR $1.00 VALUES v i ’ ■ ... ; -V ' from their homes, a few aged persons in ambulances. LADIES' TRAIN CASE Raqulor $2.98 British Foreign Minister Belwvn ; hope that a wav would be found Lloyd is expected to spend^ Ih# 1 (Continued on Page Four) j for a summit conference. But the Eight firemen were Inimed whenF- R egular $17.9.5. Q C they were sprayed by an exploding' ------I drift among Nixon s followers barrel of acid. All were treated at "DOG DAYS SPECIAL" ...... HANDBAGS j seemed to be towards recommend­ .V . .. y Measures 1,T’.\8"x9". It holds 52 feminine tisvel the Middlesex Memorial Hoepital; Cyprus Treaty Mein Floor At Entrenre 2 ing a visit by Khruiihrhev n a In Middletown and discharged. | needs. Full mirror in lid of rase, has plastic tray with suitable time. i 5 9 ' - 2 » * r sections for cosmetics and toiletries. Matching wash­ There were no other eaaualUea; Summit Time Here, F ^fS e first time on hia tour, I reported. Repudiated by able lining. I Nixon really went into the mills C. Albert Mugford. manager of; Hale's Ready-To-Wear Dept, I snd mines long enough lo see what A . the compiuiy Philipp Brotherej SPECIAL LADIES' PERSONAL O'NITE ANNUAL SUMMER CLEARANCE I was going on. st leset in part. Hia (jhemtcal lnc^. eatimnted the lose; (General Grivas LOW, LOW PRICES ON FAMOUS BRAND SHEETS and PILLOWCASES SALE! R egular $17.95. C O O ^ ! schedule in other spots had been at approximately half a million dol­ BEACH BAGS "DOG DAYS .SPECIAL"...... T O DRESSES NikitaTnforms West I so tight that frequently he had lar*. TYPE 130 TYPE 140 TYPE 180 leas than half an hour to see things Athens. Greece, July $0 tJP> M easures 15' x7''xl2 An overnight case, or c a n he DAN RIVER LADY PEPPERELL LADY PEPPERELL Idea! for .voiir .3wim.suit, aun n v v T One (iroup of Dressets— Value.s lo A A and places that diplomats never ” *n*chemlcaritw‘k.^’I ^ S ending foUr years iiaed as a "companion’’ piece with other ra.ses for long­ $19.98. NOW ...... Moscow, July .30 i.pi — Sovietf-atatement* that Riissi* is not try- had been allowed lo view. which employ* 14 persons. Is In af­ of bloody unrest, on Cyprus was MUSUN SUPERFINE MUSLIN COMBED PERCALE (ria.3.3e8, Co.3metic.3, F.tr. er trips. Divider for easy packing; luxurinu..ly lined Premier NlkiUi Khrushchev has. ing to set a deadline for the Allies It was his next to last day in fect a warehouae. It rSc^ves reputlated yesterday by Lt. Gen. with harmonizing rayon faille with deep porkcl... One Oroup of Dresse.s— Values to C X , A A called on the Big Four foreign to end their occupation of West the Siberian industrial complex of Fire, fed by exploding chemicale. en.velopes storage tanks at Phillips Bros. Chemicals Inc.. Mid­ chemicals, recuts them and re­ (eMrge Grivas, leader of the un­ Reg. B2.19—A3x9P . . Reg. 8.S.I9— 7'Jxl08 derground war against British Rpg. 73x108 Ro^glor $1.00 and $1.50 $17.98. N O W ...... Z p o y y minlltera to finish their work in Berlin. "The question o. time lim-' 600,000 persons snd perhaps the dletown, early today. Photographer, left, la forced to retreat because of blast* and heat from fire. ships them. The depm hoiieed R«g. S:.3»—«3xlOS . . Rpg. $.3.39— 81x108 LADIES' HAT BOX of industrial | >d>le of the Mediterranean laland ««g. $2.49—73x108 .. Rpg. $.3.69— 90x108 Geneva and make way for a eiim-, its Is not of parsmouiit imnor- one where he received the warmest (AP PhotofaxI. about 1.000 drum s Rpg. $3.•’9— 81x108 Regular $15.9.5. Cotton Prints, Solids and Plaids, .Sheers. Many styles to mit conference. j tance." he continued But he warn- welcome. I chemical*. Orivoa sold In a statement to Reg. $3.69—81x108 .. REACH B.AOS— .MAIN KI.OOR choose from one and.two-|iiece jacket dres.ses. Misses’, Rpg. $.3.19— K ilted B ottom "DOG DAYS SPECIA L" ...... $8.95 "We believe that !(• I* high time ^ Soviet Union v,’ill not People all through tlua territory [ newsmen that “some quarters" are Reg. S9r—63x36 Reg. $.3.49— 90x108 .. 79 Women's and Junior Sizes. Th* plant I* located almost again trying to subjugate the is­ P lU o w ra a e s...... Txvin SI7.P ...... $3.19 Measures 16 ”xl8 ”x7 ”. Round -type, De>..igned In car­ for the hbada of government lo| "underwrite an agreemer.’ perpet- cheered, him as they would cheer a ' $1 to Huvsband* imder the 100-foot-high Middle- land and that he wanted to worn rwtn jE'lttPd Bottom . Rpg. 69<----43x86 Reg. $3.39—ntted Bottom ry hats, and also hold enough travel needs for over­ take on this difficult Job. ” the""•'"8 I*!* occupation regime thst governor motoring through a town-Portland highway bridge, a ^ , F^ill fitte d Bottom . . Pillow rasp* ...... Pull Sl/p ...... $2.39 night stays. It has easy quirk opening longiie and Soviet prem premier ier declared in a "ow exists in West Berlin. ' pioneering coiiiitn’in the Americsn *600,000 for vital link m s mid-Connecticut 1 ‘»«* Cypriot people ag^nat a oon MILLINERY DEPT. groove construction and an exclusive contour molded COAT CLEARANCE ■peach publahsd today. Khrushchev said (ne Russians fsr West, ; routa to Providencf, R. J. The opirocy plotted against tbom by Khruahehev ipoka Tuesday al a are prepared to consider any And it looked like pioneering : bridge otaa closed t« trolfie ter "coUaborators of tb* British sad HAIX’S STL'RDYWEAR HEAV\ q i AUTV w rist strap. G rosgrain ri.bhqn ties. Oro^p of Coals— \'alues to $;j.V«0—NOW pop; Memorial KITTED "DOG DAYS SPECIALS" ^ WMiter's rallv in th* Ukraine. He "constnictlv*" western proposal several hours. the Turks.” MATTRESS PADS __ 1.ATEX FOAM (Contlnoed on Page .Vine) ,,, ZIPPEREIV' *AII luggage plus L. S. Tax. accompanied:hi, call for top level, f... coupled with •nothrr Fireman aaid the displaced faml- "I will not tolarata this,'' he fitted and San fori ced MATTRESS TOPPER csll for direct negotiations be­ MATTRESS COVERS A GROUP OF OUR (h gg i|||' IJmIted la the present stock at these closeout prices. talks with an asaertion he wss . San Francisco, July 30 '/Ti - liee would be allowed to return to dselared. "I sm determined to PAD.S tween Fjist and West Germany on R ^ . 14.9$ No Sperlal Orders Accepted. ■lire President Btaenhower wants A San Francisco matron's will the half-mile-square evacuation gira my Hfe to prevent anyone In Rpg. $8.98 f h f Q A peace. the issue of Germa.i reunification, left $600,000 as s memorial (3yprue or in Greece from enslav­ iS rin SIm $ 3 .49 Reg. $4.95 $ 3 .69 a key .Soviet demand which the ares a* soon a* It was determined Kiill Bed Size . T T "Mr. Eisenhower knows what G>urt Decides fund lo her dead dog. $1 lo her : whether there was danger of leek- ing the island again.' VENHIAN BLINDS West ha* steadfastIv rejected. estranged husband and noth­ Reg. $S.B$ Pull or twin sizes. Kxlra Rpg. $7.98 C C O O BETTER HATS ^ r ® war means." said Khruahehev. age from a biimihg tank of acetic i The Soviet Premier said the ing to her .eon. rnU SiM $ 4 .4 9 hpavv. Twin Bed Size ^ CLOSEOI’T PRICK—Regular $4.’25. "During World War 11 when he ' acid. : reeled at ArchUahop Makariot. VolHOi to SI 0.98______lAi "DOG DATS” ...... Each *8'**an?l2'** Geneva conference made clea’’ Moscow Rules .Mrs. Amy Rogei- Bachman, leader of the Greek Cypriot Com­ $1.98 was commander-ln-chief of th# The tank, sat on a railroad cor I.nng (.’oats — Toppers Dusters. Not all sizes gnd that neither Russia nor the west­ who (lied Jan. 14 at 7.5. left the munity, who lM.''negotiating with RAISE’S STL'RDYWCAR Metal slats. Off white color. Tape Duck iF.ggshelli. Anglo-American troops on the ern powers wish to "upset the I adjoining th* shattered plant while Reg. E1.98 Sanforized colors, W estern front. Mr. SSisenhower $600,000 to the Society for the , firemen played hoses on it. BOX-STITCHED MATTRESS C03 ERS R*>Cevar Your Old .Not all sizes available. Limited to slock on hand present way of life of the pe.ople of Prevention of (Yuelty lo An­ 24x64. 18x64. 32x64. 21x64, 27x64, .35x64. 20x64. 2.5x64. fulfilled all the terms of the U.S. Red Party Mugford said fumes from the (OoaNaiMd mi Page Twelve) QCILTED MATTRESS Zlpperpd. Bad Pillows Now! West Berlin" imal. to set up a fund in honor PADS W ITH All Seles Final — No Exchanges — No Holds. agreement. with iii." ' acetic acid could be dangerous. Twin or Fiil^ DowTi-and-fpstherpronf zip- BEACH HATS CAHCOATS ■ If the people of West Berlin Washington, .Inly .50 i^r The of Bingo, a short-haired ter- There were also 3.000 to 4,000 CORNER EI.ASTIC pared pillow ticks. Ro.xr and Ra4utarS1.98foS3.98 ■ Th* Soviet leader did not siig- wish lo live under .'spilalism. 1e: iier. She also left $.’100,000 to a Rpd Sizes $2.99 WINDOW SHADES. U.S. Court of .Appeals, in a 2-1 I pounds of nyandie In the plant Reg. $8.98 ^4% XO blue flnrsl stripes. Regiilar- MILLINERY DEPARTMENT-SECOND FUlOR gesl a time limit for winding up. them.’ he asserted. "U is thei- opinion, today upheld a finding byj. charitable foundation for free flood qiialitv iinhlearhed Iv SI.19. Regular 89c. the Geneva conference but said'ovr. domestic matter. We do not beds for the needy and grants I Mugford add^. He said there did 89x76 Twin Sire ^ A .O T the Subversive Activities Control not appear to be any threat from »hepling willi seani.* all "DOC. DAYS" SP$;CIAI,” ...... Each H T C Raq. $10.98 Voluas~New that foreign minisleiw had already nienc. to interfere." to non-profit ho..pitals. Bulletins Reg. $4.98 XO bound and with ripper open­ K .e h g $0.88 Board that the U.S, rynnmiinist ! the fumes tn th* air at th* mo- Cnlois. .Natural and Black. Sizes: acconriplished ’’positive w ^k. ” He Khrushchev complained that the. p.rtv' .. 'dommsted bv Mo'^cow He will, appraised yeaterdav, 84x76 rnU Size .O T ing. Paper. Green, Light Rcru, White. .Slight charge for I'ment. from th# AP Wire* HOSIERY SPECIAL cutting. 8-16. ■aid the ministers should m*ke American Press did not publish in ' / left $1 lo her estranged htia- "freah efforts to search for miitn- full his speech at the dedication of This means that the party, un- band. Arthur, now of Santa Th* fire was diseovered by a SLIM SEAM. SHEER lea* today’s ruling is reversed passing tnickdriver at 8 a.m. At REG. 69r BCRNPROOF FIBERGI.AS More of those wonderful ALL SALES FINAL ally acceptable solution* and agree : the U.S, exhibition here last Fn- Barbara, ('allf. Their son Ar­ 101 Pc. DINNER WARE SET on what they can agree." day. must register with the attorney th u r B. Bachm an .Ir.. .57. a re­ 8:45 a.m. the explosions began. HIUNSKI ELIMINATED IRONING BOARD PAD $1.49 value extra heavy San- U.VLE'S REAI>Y-TO-WE,\it UEPT.—SECOND FLOOR SIEICONE IRONING nel bark drill Ironing Board Regular $32.9.5. C I O O C ‘Then let the heads of govern- And he complained that his Im- general aa an agency of a foreign tired investment broker, was Resident State Bolieeman William ' Rntlaad. Vt. July *• (AV-Btoa with s c o r c h RESISTANT Covers ...... Each 87r "DOG DATS” SPEJTA I...... ^ l y . Y O m*nt discus* the moat difficult promptii debate with vice Presi- power, and must file reports of its left nothing. Ackerman said of the first ex­ HIHnokl of MonHiestnr, Conm, BOARD co t ERS finances and the names of its .aiMCO.NE COVER Will oulla.st tighter weight Complete service for 12. Nationally known polteiy. queetiona of fundamental impor- dent Richard M. Nixon In the ex- Both Bachmans filed letters plosion ; was «Hmiiiat«d la the qaartor- NYLONS HALB'S SPORTSWBAR DBPT. members. aiuls of the New England Ama- rover.s several times Ela.stir TTiis ia definitely a loss iteni to us In promote DOG t&nee," he said. slating intention to contest the “It knocked me and half the A Regular $1.19 0 7 ^ slip-on will fit an\- hoard Sizas BVa fo IOVj DAYS. Two sets only. Ivy pattern. No telephone or­ He repeated prevlou* Soviet i (Tontiniied on Page Four) Joseph Foier atloiney rep­ will on ground* Mrs. Bachman town out of bed." tMir Golf Toamoment here hy Value: Set O/C up to 60 " long. . ders DRESSES resenting the Communist party. | WHS mentally incompetent Ackerman soon was joined by J a y Delan of lyekwoter. Mo**.. 4 Also—Reg. $3.49 Ijitey REGULAR 79e VALUE 'iimmer t’lcsraiue <>n ,n|| (niton (irc,s.ir,«. pastel., 'and aaid an appeal would he taken tn | when it w as draw n in 19.50. about 35 state policemen from and 3. Irons faster \nth less heat li-ons easier and faster. Uses Foam Ironing Board Pad print.. A good selection lo choose from. Sizes 10 lo 20, the Supreme Coiirt. He ha. 90 i "I think she always prefer­ around the state About. 150 fire­ F its aJl standEu-ri boards lees beet and Cover Set . . Set $2.79 12'a to 24'j. ! days in which lo apply for a review red animals lo people." the men from Portland. Middletown ! REDS BAR BROADCASTS by the Highest Tribunal. (j I junior Bachman said. and nearby Cromwell were called Sverdlovsk. Soviet Russia, GIRLS' and PRE-TCBN DBPT. i July so lAb — Two AmwleaB Rale’s Reax-y q u a I I t^y Reg. 69c Cannon Striped Reg. 25c Heavy Quality Ex-Model Testifies, The court decision marks an­ to th* scene, Hut couldn't get near Regular $5.98. NOW Spechl ...... $ 3 .99 the blaze. Broadrastlng Oe. oorrespondenta “diarmhouse" ' Towel En­ a n d other step in a 9-yeai battle by semble with Darrnn Rein­ BATH TOWEI.S MOREWEAR eiRLS’ PRE-TEEN CO H O N DRESSES were ruled off tJie olr tonight the government to require the Portland Fire Chief' Jarne* four hour* before they were to forced Selxagee. 39 Cool and comfortable. In prints snd'snlid colors. Sizes V alue, lo $8.98. .NOW ...... $ 4 .99 Communist party to register tin­ F lorida Based Lynch said, "Pieces of steel Reg. $1.19—33x44 FACE CI.OTHS HOSIERY DEPARTMENT-MAIN tXOOR 7 lo 14. Sizes 8 to 14. report on YIre PrealdiMit Rich­ $ 1.0( Linked to Murder der the 1950 Internal Sec|irity Act. would go whixsing by our heads." ard M. Nixon's round of vlalta. B ath Size ...... j . . . 88r Regular $8.98 to $7.98, Two previous rulings bv the Several electric power line* were ' Reg. 89c Hand Size . . . . 49r SKIRTS board calling for party registra­ Planes Carry Oorreepondeats for the Colmn- NOW ...... $2.99'"$4.99 m burned or blaste|l down, snd the Ma Broodoonting Syetetn oimI Reg. 39c Face Cloths . . 3.3c A wonderful value! Heavy’ Genuine English Rib SOCKS ■Uraight and nnpipa.sed plcnl..:, solid., and clic k... A good West Covina. Calif., July 30 tion were returned by the court* neighborhooils -was blacked out. Me^_c es)tecially for us by lelection of colors. .Sizes in to IS m Uio gtoup. the National Broadcasting Co., quality. 1' pastel stnpes in $Pi — Carole Tregoff, anarled in for further proceedings. T ies nn s Haven railroad then ^used to go on the air, one'of the country’s finest _ Rag. PrleaSPr. Sl.OO GIRLS' and PRE-TEEN CO H O N SKIRTS what officials call a web of con­ Today’a opinion was written by Atomic Bombs mills. . Sex’en colors and Ian aqua, tiirqtioise and yel- Six solid colors. First qual­ freight, branch line near the burn­ even mough time had been ar­ Slight clieeiful colors lo select from. Sizes 7 to 14 5 allies to $5.98. N055 ...... $2 .9 9 flicting statements. L« accused with I Chief Judge E. Barrett Prettymsn. Flames reach high into air as large tanka of chemicals explode. ing depot caught fire. while. ity! An unuauni value! Duren- merrenz(;d SPECIAL! I.xme fireman in foreground guards against fire spreading to near­ ranged for them to broadcast. .Sizes 8 to 14, her lover of murdering his socialite i Home.stesd, Fla., July .10 i/Pi — The flames in the depot began to They told a Soviet foreign office wife. (Continiied on Page Four) by buildings. (AP Photofax), loii, n'lop reinforced heel Vs lues to $5.98. j Atomic bomba are stored at Hom«- diminish shortly after dawn and offlclnl they would not toko tm- Beg, 4Bc Martex "Blotter” Beg. 39c M artex P a rt Linen THREE REAL BATHING SUITS Police say the ahapely ex-model mecemem NOW ...... $2 .9 9 i stead Air Force Base snd jet ■ were contained a few hours later. falr advantage of a eompelltor DISH T03VELS DISH TOWELS BED PILLOW VALLES -elect H bathing suit from our group of style, and rnlnrs ■ Incriminated herself by trying to Water from hydrants was short, nnder the cireumstaaree. rht.s well known make suit comes in sizes, .32A lo 44R. shield her paramour. homber* carry them over South , and firemen pumped water from Beg. $5.95—B. F. Goodrich' 'The 22-year-old redhead and her Latex .Foam ...... $8.99 A RACK OF DRE5FES FOR GIRLS Florida on practice mission*, th* ’ 7 Won Y/ Says the Duchess the river. STEEL BARGALNING PROBED SOCKS—51AIN FLOOR lover. Dr. Bernard Finch, are A scrap yai^d across the street. Reg. $6.95— 106% Dupont A.N’D PRE-TEENS. NOT AlJ- SIZES. Regular $10.98. .NOW ...... $ 7 .9 9 Air Force has revealed. ! W aohington, July 80 (ffV- S ee- Solid color Martex eytta charged with murder In the July 18 News Tidbits Charles M. Gordon and Sons, Inc., retary of loUwr Joiiiea P. Mitch­ absorbent dish towels in red Absorbent. i long wearing Dacron ...... $4.47^ 3 - 7 9 Values to $8.98. ) ■hootinp.of the wealthy aurgeon'a ’ "We're not just sitting here." Culled from AP Wires was wrecked by the fire. C)ne of blue, yellow, gray, pmk and Regular $12.98 to $14.98. NOW .said. Maj. C arl H arris, H om estead ! ell said toda.v the administration with colored borders' m red, Reg. $9.98— 100% importieri $2.00 ...... $ 9 .99 8.7-y*ar-oId wife, Barbara. the sons. Yosef, said the loss would ■•exploring prorednree that green vellow. blue and green. pure white goose down $7.98 Miss Tregoff wa* arrested In disa.ster control oKBcer. “We have j Dior Cuts Highest Hem, a job lo do, and our aircraft are ' ri|n to $30,000 or $40,000. eoakt he token to curb future Original liAM PU S PANTIES’ Regular $15.98 to $I».»8.^NQ5V ___ Court yesterday shortly after ahe Actor Anthony Ste* e'z tif.'i bail 'Most of th* windows in the near­ walkniTt* In the strike-bound See our Mark Down Table for Bermuda.s. Jer- $12.99 •obbingly admitted at Dr, Finch’s flying around with them (Atomic ] or. drunk'driving charge forfeit­ Bombs I.”. I by Hiibbard-H all Chemical Co. st«y<{f Industry. Mitchell, fact­ Rag. A Pr. $2.34 i«eys. Blouses and Pedal Pushers, at Tremen­ For added .savings see our MARKDOWN TABLE* for real rellmlnary hearing that ahe loved were smashed by the explosions J "DOG DAYS” SpNialt finder for Prwident Elsenhower With Hollywood elastic ed because he (ailed to appear for He made the statement vester- I Even Resurrects Sack 150 Onl.v—Reg. .59c SPECIAL dous Savings! bargains on Bermudas, Blouses, Halters. Pedal Pushers,’ Eim and had aexual relationa with Fire officiala said th* plant, which i .In the current steel shut-down, 96 Only— Keg. 69c l«8 nr band leg styles. Shorts and Jerseys, th* 4l-year-old surgeon, jurv trial and warrati’ for ni* ar- | during a mpeting of Air Force Startex Printed Terrv BATES RAYON ■S’ y I o n reinforced at rest IS issued. . Rocket designeij ,„(! Dade Countv (Miami) Police make* fertiliser, also suffered' said t ^ government Is nadertak- GIRL.S' AND PRE-TEEN DEPT. SECOND FI.OOR SPORTSWEAR DEPT.—SE4ONII FMiOR Th# hearing conlinues todav. oimg eiicceeeor of Ohn«- heavy water damage big "an exhaustive study la points of strain. .Small, Deputy Dial. Atty. Fred N. to g-.vfc foot soldier aohie defense : File Official.* called to set up By NADEA.NE WALKER * T DISH TOWELS NAPKINS medium, large and extra against Htraflng plane oeing (level-, pUns in case of emergenev. Paris, July .10 Vyea Saint- tian Dior practiced the kneecap Portland is about 17 mtlee south depth of celleetlve hargoining” In Whlchello said Mias Tregoff opi'il, according to Army’s Weap^ of Hartford. the Industry. narge sizes. "tripped herself up" when she ■..aui’ent. for Dior, cut the highest approach on vorj. few of his mod- r r s ons Research Staff at -tbeideen, Th* I po.Hsibility of dropping hemlines of the season todav. some els, but these made it clear that Inspector Frank Whalen, a rep- "DOG DAYS SFEGIALS" from H I ’ INFANT and TOT SHOP testified Tuesday about a leather V!(t bomb PANTIES—Main Floor al cidentally on of them showing the kneecap in | f< 'o.*. en of the “New Woman FE.\RB FOR CAOTRO FOE 29c case found near the Finch home Millions of Japai'e.- COORDINATES $2.99 •elf murder kit." It contained 'a "W hen we fly w ith them, the .day he may have been shang­ size* l-4i: Valne* to 810.88 All Size* W .Nixon and Prem ier N iki'a S. „ Some of the new skirls are lit- down line at oe rear. ' hypodermic needle, aedatlvea, Kliiiishrhev. . , . .sta’c Department haied from Florida to Oubo, SCARFS and DOILIES i PRICE! Price Sale of UNDERW EAR Boy*’ Spring «bove t^^ knee, and all m manv evenin£ nuKlela Sainl- Flier Admits */2 SALE OF SOCKS bullets, s knife and rope. tell* Congress that aeciiaation.* of where he foeea a poaetMc death Small Quantity Barbecue Pat fern Closeout Table of Underwear in Nylon or Cotton R e g . $ 1 .5 9 ...... 9 9 e ; Sizes 4 In H. Keg. 39c Pr. Miss Tregoff siirprised author­ waste and inefficienev in U.F. ;dr- w 'pnji,-'"I'ni"^ “.r ’“T: „ ■ J ™ ■entenre for counter-revolution­ 18 Only: Reg. $4.98 N’o-Iron JACKETS S1.99-S2.99 ities' by testifying she took the SPUN TABLKCLOTH.S .Seersucker Ruffled Drapes GOWNS, PAJAMAS, Sf.IP.S and Many Other eign aid program in Viet Nam are ary ocWvttlea. "It woa not Hke .Size* 1-6x; Value* to $8.98 Reg. $1.98 ...... $ 4 .3 9 ease from her car at the Finch Shells Dumped my bushsuid tn leave in the mid­ TERRY BARBE(T'E .\PRO.\S 4 . Pair $1.99 NOW 3 r. 99c rzck|o*s and sensatlnnol. Items. Good 5alues in broken si7.e.s, and styles. Boy*’ and Girl*' Summer home when Dr. Finch asked her to dle of the night, saying be weald Boys' and Glrla’ Short .Sleeve ^ Four persons tinier arrest in I , are too short for her personal Weetover Air Force Biuw. Mess.. II Only: Reg. $5,88 No-lron (All sales final);. Values $1.98 to $5.98. R e g . $ 2 . 9 8 ...... $ 1 .9 9 get a flashlight. She identified connection with pa-„ing coiintei- happen: return In a few houro. then fly .iObvioualy out to shock with a ttjue. July SO '/Pi—Capt. Jarvies K. Embossed Ruffled Drapes SHORTS 59c some of the contents as household fnit IlOU bills in an operation se­ The coiiventional voluntarily to Cuba.” aoM Mrs. i PRICE! lERSEYS $1.39 explosive “do or dje” collection. Dior'a de- But Mr* Saint-Laurent, the de- i Aydelotte, commander of a B52 P air $ 2 .9 9 CLOSEOUT 99c to $2.99 s ir e . 3-6x; V alue. In $1.98 R e g . $ 3 .9 8 . : ...... $ 2 .5 9 goods the doctor bought for her ciet service agent* say extended which such a bomb carries' would signer didn't quite dare lo go too Deiy* del Pino. • i 6 5loiilh. In 6,5'ears. . A’aliics In $1.98 and said Finch carried weapons 'hi"" signer’s aUracUve and youthful i l*°mber. pleaded guilty at a court from Chicago to Miami. . . . Pair *o off with the eiiiiivalent force of far OnlyOnl.v a a few fen of of his his boldestboldeat mother, swallowed hard , .yesterday , to improper whenever he had narcotics in His of suspect bank I’O'ibei i hold aii a 500-poiind World War II bomb; | skirts show the kneecap in front, Q l’EEN SET TO SAD, ear, dec lared she'll ' disposition of ammunition and it CLOSED Stars Is AIR-COOLED For Your Shopping Plaosura! in themselves, show a concei’t'of i Oklahoma farm boy ho.stage‘ at ■ or the pliiionuini in the bomb while a great many are at the top “?• oo i ageou^ly New York, July 80 ifl - The “Shf read In the new'spapera action between Mias Tregoff and pistol point in auto then surrender J. mv ’ making a false official atatement. Queen Elisabeth, jrorld'*-lorgeat TOILETRIES, ETC. FROM J. W. HALE'S MONDAYS DURING would .start huining. Plutonium is of the calf, and, the big majority henr.lini liixiiiy liner, tsa*i*et tn Hoil to- DESERT FLOWER Sf.MMER COLOGNE about the murder kit and’ decided Dr. Finch. I am satisfied they con-1 meekiv after a nervous S-hour dangerous if it gets' into the blood cover the knees completelv. son puU It.Hi" brave slateiiienl * accused of dum ping .500; 11.60 VMCAP MULTI VITA3IIN $3.11 and $6.96 she had to account for it,” Whl- was made before the fashion p«-I (■“"oas of 20 millimeter ammiinl-1 day o« repair* were rushed on DESERT FLOWER BATH POWDEH 81.60 JULY and AUGUST spired together, and that she aided | siege,' OLD SPICE AFTER SHAVE LOTION , .. $1.00 and $1.75 ehello said. “In the previous ques­ sti’eam or la inhaled, the Air Force , None of the skirts wer^ hoiMed rade „ . started, when ,a oroiri’amprogram note ’ ...... Swift...... River. in...... Ware.' her hull following a rolllstnn with ECONOMY SIZE BAN DEODORANT .98 him in committing the crime . Sen. Robert S. Kerr ID-Okla) VARDIJCY AFTER SHAVE LOTION .... . $1.50 tioning, the bag never was men­ ” ' I azomzd -o indicate lienia would be allegedl.v‘ to conceal failure to‘‘ rar- a freighter during patchy fog ia NEW MIX HOME PERMANENT . $2.00 lARCE LECTitiC SHAVE ...... OPEN “I believe their plan was to tie aiiggeata traveling exhibit of some A third poB.sibilily: The bomb | hem. But in a few the effect w«s . $1.49 tioned . . . literally alxive tbe knee. ry out target practice. I New 'rork harbor. 'There were an , W.M WASH AND CURL ...... $1.50 REMINDTON NEW’ ELECTRIC RAZOR . .$34.95 'n iE S .. THRU SAT. 9 In S;80 Mrs. Finch with rope, give her of President Eisenhower’s paint­ woiild .leave a big hole in tha i to show the knees in' front of th* G8J». LANOLIN PLUS HAIR SPRAY ... ("It is quite apparent now, when ' The court reprimanded him and injuries to passenger*'nr crew' ...... — ...... 1.99 SCHICK S-SPflED ELF.CTRIC RAZOR ... $34.95 THURSDAY 9 t« 9 Th€ JW . H A U CORK an injection of sedative, put her ings. . . . British scientists claim ground, as on* did two years ago' drees, in draped fashion, while the , The D'lcheas tvereelf was wfcar- ordered him to forfeit 8100 a month > alm rd the outbound 83,000-toa WOOLITE WOOL WASH ...... you take the entire picture of evi­ ...... $1.0» and $I.(.50 NEW GILLETTE ADJUSTABLE RAZOR . $1.95 in her car and push the car off they have Isolated a virus that de­ when it fell in i^outh Carolina. ; rest of the hem curved d o w n w ard ‘‘"8 ’ a trim navy suit which im in pay during the next year. i <|ueen and the inbound I0.i66.ton EXPELLO MOTH CRYSTALS ...... 89c, $1.89^ $2,(.99 SHAVING BRUSHES ...... $1.09 to $7.50 dence and the relationship between the cliff tin front of the Finch velops tfachoma—the greatest sin­ The Air Force haa [been flying: at the reer , covered her kne*’ aa she aat. Henry A. Martin,! Araerleon Hunter. The shipa FREE PARKING M a n c h e s t e r C o n H* the piur, that her testimony shows FULL STRENGTH MOTH BALLS ...... 35 OLD SPICE STICK DEODORANT ...... $ 1.00 house I.” gle cause of blindnees—and for the plants with atomic weapons aboard Saint-Laurent thus achieved | Ai.drey Hepburn and husband . member of tha crew, was acquitted ; come together about 4iS6 p.m. CR active partlfiipatlon and aiding REAR OF STORE CORNER MAIN and OAK STREETS He said he belisvaa the plan first tlm# proved It by developing! in training ptissions for years, aoroet.hing of a shocker but re- Met Ferrer were also fascinated . at a previous special court mar- j yeoterdoy near the entnnee ta •ad abetting in this murder . , . the dlaeaae In a human voluntoer.l ------idiiced the int|iaet by not rojamg ------I tial. Two ether er«w member* a n | A'nsbreoe Channel oheot IV) mllea "Thsaa ehangoa (in Ustimony), Ml ro«e NIm ) a hUnd man. 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PAoa TWO MANCHESTER EVXNINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, JULY 30. 195)) MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. THURSDAY, JULY 80. 1969 PAGE TH REE T formahcM of Hunt Brother* elmii Bolton at the Bolton Dwry field on Aug. RockvUle-V ernon never been positively Identified. Department, Room 406 s( the StAU 13-at 2 and 8 p.m. . Building Permits Historians generkily accept the Engineering Aide Office Building,' Hartford; nr at i RaiHilMUl Note* SheinwoM on Bridge Pr. Giddings Resigns, roots of the European poison hem­ the Manchester or Hartford of­ Sheridan'* Garage beat Fitno Asked for Wing lock a* the spruce. Sought by Town fices of tha Connecticut Stats E m -; August Vacationers Democrats Nominate 8 Realty, 2-1, and M and M Oil, #-lr Hammer for [Avoiding ployment Sendee. In two gamea played in the Bolton But dealer Q Was the U.S. Naval Aca-’ An examination will b* held by ’ Time’s fettinR short hut you can still stay at START EABLV TO WIN RACE - At MMH, School riemvever moved from Annapolis, Applications for the Job of senior Junior Baaeball program this • Bv Alfred Shelnwold Both side* vulnerable Open House Friday ; enffineerlng aids in the town Water the State Personnel Department week. Flano will play Bolton Dairy U.8. Masters Team Chanfplon NORTH Md. 7 after appliratlonJ ar* In. Applications for building per­ A -Dtiring the Chvtl War. the i and Sewer Department will be re­ ATLANTIC APARTMENTS For Chief Town Posts Sunday at 5 p.m. in the final game Democratic Primm’y In some hands there is a race ♦ Q 10 9 4 An open house will be held to­ mit* to erect the North End Junior of the second round of play. V A Q 9 Academy was temporarily moved ceived at the general manager’s ON AIR-CONDITIONED RLOCK ISLAND for tricks. You must develop your ♦ 6 4 morrow at Manchester Memorial High School and to build an addi­ to Newport, R. 1. office jn the Municipal Building Canemr Death Rate Up *nt* Dtmoeratlr To'*" C3ommlt-^ and .clerk's office at the (Commu­ MeeiUnga Tonight As State Res remintatlv* Ray-Acharged with violation of proba- tricks before the opponenU develop Hospital for Dr. Lane Giddings. tion and make renovstton* at the nity Hall, The Zoning Board of Appeals 4 K J 10 9 until Aug. 31. 45 miles of beaiitlfiil beaches. Every breeze a cool sea breesa. tM liu MM etgM vKoanriM in | mond C. S'^lelman began circulat­ tion. The youth, caught after a theirs. If you take too long about WF-ST F-ABT pathologist, who Is resigning to Manchester Memorial Hospital Q Who wrote the earliest Yearly salarv range for the post New York 'The American Can­ Each apartment fully equipped. 2 bedroom apartment, 1 week, ttM pMty aUlte o( for A total request of (2,300 has will hoar four requests for vari­ ing petitIc/M for a Damooratic high speed chaee through South getting started, you lose the race. take a position as associate path­ were submitted to the town build­ ances from zoning regulations In a West opened the three of dia­ A J 3 4 6 Christian h\ mn to be hafirted down Is (4,06.5 tn (5,175. It was vacated cer Society estimates that the can- *80; 2 weeks. *110; 3 bedroom apartment, 1 week. *85; 2 weeka town etecUon In October. been made for this purpose. Be­ primary this morning. Vernon's Windsor, Ellington and Vernon W K 8 4 V J 10 3 ologist and associate director of ing inspector's offlee today. j to posterity ? hy I.Jiwrence E. Wlttkofske earlier ce. death rate has Increiyted 30 per *160. Boat leaves New I.,ondon dock 11 A M. and 6 PM. dally. n*# c«nr-tttee meeting »l the cause of the ImnTinent steel strike public session si the Community other t)emocr*tic State Reproeen- Tuesday night, la on probation monds, and East won with the laboratories at Newiton-Wellesley ■When completed, the (1.118.000 Hall tonight at 8 o'clock, qusen. East had doubled without A J 9 8 3 3 ♦ A K Q JO J A Clement of Alexandria about tills year when he succeeded Rob|rt cent since 1930. It says the disease Boat leaves Point Judith. R, I . dock 11 A M and 8 P.M. dally. Oaomuailty Hall laet night left | and increased costs following It, tattve Harry H. Hammer crtUcised from the Rockville Court for theft 4643 4AQ7 3 Hospital in Wellesley, Maas. junior high school, to be located off 2'25 A.D. McLoughlln as assistant superin­ now takes the lives of 130 out of Just phone and sign up- Monday through Friday. only one major potl with no nom- j the Board of Finance authorized an CTllfford Massey of Hebron Rd. the move. of a motor vehicle from the' former thinking, and now he played in the SOUTH Employes of the hospital, as E. Middle Tpke.. will contain 19 Imition—the pc’ A. Tone*, and Prosecutor Harry H. Lugg after a South ruffed, drew trumps, and 4 8 5 farewell to the man who contrib­ combination cafeteria-auditorium, approval of a proposal to split a led a club. The finesse lost to East's nblv contain* more iron ore than Obtained at the general's man- cancer death rate haa risen abcnit AJ«K Kool.oaaki, Board of Tax | Haven were low bidders for roller Se>’moiir R. Lnvltt.'If the dtseent- report on the chase was made by Fxst Soalh West Nnrlh uted greatly to the present revo­ combination band and demonstra­ any other region in the world. j ager’s office; the State Personnel 7 per cent. Review; T;iomaa W. Wileon .Ir.. i shelving and bases for the ahelves lot on Rt. 85 to provide lots with ata can obtain the aignature* of Special Constable Edwin Carleon. queen of clubs, but East iiould do 14 1 4 2 4 4 4 lutionary system of care at the tion room, a gym and library Zoning Board of Appeals; Fred to be installed In the new vatilt. the required area btit only 113 foot 63 registered Democrat* on peti­ McCrystal was released under s nothing to defeat the contract. Double All Pass hospital. Completion dkte has been set for Gael, Gaapiii. Morra and Olga l This item will cost (778.84 in- frontage. tions the three name* can be (1,000 bond for appearance in South could eventually discard two Opening leid — 43 , Helped Start Care Plan July 1960. Gilgltelnunn. grand Jurors. How- | .stalled. The shelves are designed Tabled at the last meeting of the placed in opposition to the Town Rockville City Court Aug. 10. hearts on dummy's clubs, and a T>r, Giddings helped to institute Erection of the addition and ard A. Skinner, Donald Maasey j in hold 42 volumes of land rerords. ZBA. requests of .lames G. Hassett Committee enciorsed candidates Swimming Leaeona Available | simple heart ftndsse would take the system of Progressive Patient renovations at the hospital will and Myron Leo 11. Are rommia- ; Storage will also be avsilahle In of Birch Mountain Rd. and Region­ St a primary Aug. 26. The peti­ The third session of swimming care of his other two hearts. will be delighted to raise hearts If Care at MMH. and received na­ cost *193.000 and will double the a ko o tn : WUliar. U Reid, Town ^ the bases. al Bqulties of Manchester to divide tions miist be returned to the reg­ lessons thta season will begin Aug. It should be pretty clear to East your partner can bid the suit vol­ tional publicity on his efforts in size of Us kitchen and dining room. Planning Oommisaioti. Other ilctns inrlude three tables, lots at Volpl and Birch Mountain istrar by Aug. 5 at 4 p.m. 10 st the municipal pool. from the very start of the hand untarily. You should not make a such magazines as "Coronet," The kitchen improvements will A l l s t a t e ! a Famous Brand You Know and Trust! Democratii have until Aug. .1 to two 3-drawer files, four side Rds. and Vernon Rd., respectively, Mrs. Pfau is the selection of Any child six years of age or that he needs’ a heart trick to de­ takeout double of one spade, since "Journal of the American Medici include the 1-story addition ex­ challenge nominations now on rec­ ehalrs. a desk and chair, typing will be considered again tonight. the minority group for second .ee- older may take leaaona by regis­ feat the contract. East must set up that will Invite your partner to bid Society,” and "The Modem Hos­ tending 25 feet east of the present ord for the Democratic slalo. In table and typewriter. The Educational Building coni- lectman, while Tonce and Levitt tering at the pool ahead of time. a heart trick before South sets up hearts (the unhid major) even if pital.” kitchen and dining room, a new The regular operating budget re­ mittee of Bolton Congregational Ltessons run five days a week for dummy's clubs. the e\-ent there are other candi- are candidates for the Board of East must therefore return a he haa a very poor holding in the Dr. Giddings assisted adminis­ Dr. I.sine Giddings receiving area which will take up daciea. a pnmarv will be heid on quest for the town clerk's office Church w’ill meet for the fourth Education. three weeks. suit. trator F.dward J. Thoms and In­ the • old emergency room, dieti­ next year has increased hy (140 to time this month tonight In the Attendance at the pool at mid­ heart at the second trick! It goes (Copyright 1959, General Aujt. 26. Rep. Hammer iseued a etatement against the grain to lead up to ternist Dr. Howard Ixickward to tians' office, physlotheraphy room (3iallengera niuat obtain peti­ (1.151.80. Some of this Is sCcounted parish room *t 8 o'clock. today pointing out that although season has reached some 23.000, Features Corp.) change the pattern of care from and physiotherapy waiting rqom, for by the cosl of a telephone ex­ according tb Donald F. Berger, di­ dummy's ade-queen. but this gives tion iOrnui from their registrar of he has Worked wtth the minority South only what he could at any one based on finances of the pa­ five new walk-in refrigerators, an votere and depoeil *25 «-ith the tension on the line now Inslalletrin Manchester Evening Herald Bol­ group on many occasion* he i* not rector. At this time last year tient to one based on the patient’s enlarged cooking area, and a spe­ the Town Clerk's home. ton c o r r e s p o n d e n t , Doris M. about 19,000 entrants had been re­ time do for himself. Presumably, News Tidbits regtetrar. in agreement with them on the South will know enough to take a degree of illness. cial area for a new automatic The Republican date for filing .Ahoin Town D*Itella, totephone Mitchell S-S54A. matter of a primary. corded. In 1954, Dr. Giddings conducted Culled from AP Wire* dishwasher. Keeney Hutchinson will be heart finesse. for a primary is Aug. 3. A GOP j "A primary should be run on ie- Hoepitol Notee If East leads a low heart. West BURNSIDF an experiment in his pathology Both the school and hospital pfimary a-otild be held on Aug. 24. ' chsirman of the dinner to be Tlirkiah Viailnr* lip aues, no' personalities," Hammer Admitted yesterday: Herbert lab which proved conclusively that projects are being undertaken by served st St. Maurice Church Ba­ will play the king to force out dum­ liUKN'-ltil AVI -1 im ii C-Orjc, Oerk Uata Offlee Needs I said. Hammei. former corporation Krause, 62 Mountain 8t.; Rose fcl- my’s ace. Declarer draw.s trumps the likelihood of a child's inherit-' Coastal congreaamen concefne.d the Wadhams and May Construc­ Town Clerk David C. Tooniey I zaar in September. The committee Washington There were, 2 874 counsel, said i.e tried to work out a llott, 15 Oak 8t.; Lena Beaver- Ing an Rh factor from his parents about the dumping of atomic tion Co. The Ebbets, Frid and- i I has decided on s hsked ham menu. and leads a club. East takes the AlAs (>OIX)R! RKG. PRICRA tnjtlined to the Board of Finanee' visitors from Turkey to the TinitVd compromiee between the "old stock, Mountain St.: (^arleton queen of clubs and leads the jack of cannot be predicted. , wastes in offshore waters have Prentice firm is the architect for thli week the hat of office furnl- \ The Fire Department and Bolton States In 1958 compared with only guard " majority of the Democratic Buckmlstar, Longview 8t. Ring Crosby ' FrHit He has been responsible for the government assurances that the them.. constables will sponsor two per- hearts to dummy’s queen. Dob. RoynoldB tura needed to equip the new vatilt j 264 the year before. Town Committee and the minority Discharged yeaterday: Alice This wins the race for East. MarMorriEF supervision of pathological exam­ disposal will be done at great The new construction work . at faction, te claimed that a orimary Morgan, 101 Brooklyn 8t.: Felix ination which mu.st be given to depths and far at sea. . . . Bristol, the hospital will be completed in When he is given the ace of clubs •TlM'® Of coirld have been avoided if the two LaOosse, 24 King 8t.; William he can cash the setting trick with "Say On* every patient who enters the hos­ Pa.. .Iiistice of the Peace Earl B. about 90 days, and the alterations groups had gotten together before Chapman. 76 Talcott Ave. tha ten of hearts. Only then can he For M«" A Fiijgltivf)" pital, which means about 70,000 Dougherty saj’s he plans to issue will take another 90 days. the T'own Committee meeting et Birth yeaterday: A daughter to afford to try for a second diamond examinations a year. convict ion-on-sight notices to blue At the same time the kitchen is which a elat. was endorsed. Mr. and Mrs. William Beaulieu, 97 »ae^ Te»6 WeroM trick. RriO Came to MMH in 1952 law violators again this Sunday, being renovated, a small. 2-story He’’-mer believes the situation Union St, Dall.v QuesUnn Dr. Giddings, a native of Great dnapite a State Supreme Court or­ wing will be added to the east of B e f o r e v b o B o y / is a result of ' lack of reaeonable- Dealer, at your right, bids one lUnH.. rieE8H. DEVtf/’ Barrington, Mass., came to the der not to do so. the main building for the medical nees on both sides." spade. You hold: Spade- 6; Hearts -WABLOCK’* Toch. hospital in 1962 from his position East Kiirope's satellite press records department. Cost of the The minority group, issued a re­ - J 10 5; Diamonds-A K <3 10 5; as pathologist and director of Ben­ and radio stations giving extensive construction has been set at (50,- ply today to Hammer's criticism Mrs. America Clubs—A Q 7 3. What do you say 7 der Hygienic Laboratory in Al­ reports of vl< president Richard 060. NOW at NORMAN’S of a primary on “per*onalitie*.” Answer: Bid two diamonds. You bany, N. Y. M. NLxon's; toiu of the Soviet The dissenter* feel that Ham­ Dr. Giddings received his bach­ Union - but there has been no edl- mer has misinterpreted their mo­ MANSFIELD elor of science degree from the t u r I a I comment . . . Striking tives and maintain that the issue ybwFMMp mr 9* 9» wrnitMdmrtt rr Univerailv of Massachusetts in Bridgeport Housing Autiiorit.V Em­ is over."qualified candidates." par­ She’s a Typical **A™c*DraONED 1939, and was graduated in 1943 ployes restrained from pieketing ticularly for the Board of Educa­ I* Ti All Color! Kids Free! from the Hahnemann Medical Col­ authority projects by Common ’8 and s HO tion. DINE and DANCE ■ lege and Hospital in Philadelphia. f’lea.s Cour‘ order. Ho •ea r The minority group leader* I Every THURS.-FRl.-SAT. I He interned at Huron Road Hos­ I Bobo Juarez arrives in Nice. have reportedly stated that they » . ,(EM3CBCB0BrE)9 pital in East Cleveland, Ohio, then France, with her 20-nionlh-old Q By wliat name did Chrieto- would accept the compromise Busy Homemaker served a mixed residency at daughter, Bianca, and refiiaea to I OAK GRILL I pher (Tolumbua call him.elf? school board candidate*—Mr*. so Oak St„ Manchester CmilTNt Alban.v Memorial Hospital, which comment on a U.S. jail term hang­ A—Oristobal (kilon. ElUabeth Spiirling and Thoma* N im s, was inteiTiipted by two years’ ing over her head . . . Sen. Har- Wolff -if the third Town Com­ By AP NEWBiFEATUREA ♦ "Mahogany .shows the slightest fiB iit service in the Army Medical Corps. rLsaon A. VVilliaine Jr. (D-N.J.) SEARS mittee endorsed candidate. Atty speck of dust,” the blue-e.yed, During his service in Manches­ Q—Which was the flrst. military What's hoime hfe Uke for the I'fwr'IufiRb'HiiT says Congressional action to pre­ post to fly he Star* and Stripes? ROEBUCK AND CO Francl* C. Shea, would withdraw. nation's top homemaker? black-haired homemaker explained. ter. Dr. Giddings has also been vent hH.*tty abandonment of rail However, Shea has declined to Mrs. Priebe has no maid. The E£3.T1 I’L'14 • ri.- inKni active In community work. He was commuter service has become al­ A —Ft. Schuvler in New York. withdraw and would not com­ Mts. Olari.e Priebe of Des older children make their own beds .‘V \mmii chairman of the Manche.ster chap­ most liMperative. ment on the situation when con­ Moines, Iowa, who recently won and help with other housework. Big EHSTUIOOD IMRN KISH ter of the American Red Cro.is in Marlon Jayita, pretty brunette Q—For what is Richard Henry tacted today. the Mr*. America orown at Itort sister Margie is the family baby eM * AINW -11: m nirTJ :T •! i • •I • BOAT t* AHAHTFOHD 1955. wife of .Sen. Jacob K. Javils (R- Lee best remembefed? Lauderdale, F'u.., lives in a 12- A—He introduced the resolution The intra-party dispute "ha* sitter and can cook a theal aa well O h o o f I h o Y o a t ’ s G r e a t o n t ! Dr. Giddings te a member of the NYl, says she is. going to Holly­ grown to such proportions that it year-oM typical story and a half as her mother. Margie^ is good at American Medic^ Assn., the Man­ wood to appear in a movie... in the Continental Congress in Off Middle West brick home. Rlny CroilM' Dobblo RoynoMB Philadelphia in 1776. that the 13 4H so\6 Is going to be bad for the party,” sewing, too, a task her mother dis­ Rnhort W Aynor chester Medical Assn., the College Channel island of St. Helier, Isle hot Hammer asserted. It hes three bedrooms and two likes. of American Pqthologisls, and the of Jersey, rockerl b.v earthquake colonies should be independent of tYW* bathe but Is a tight fit for Mr. The three .younger children must "SAY ONE FOR ME" Connecticut fttate Homeopathic Supp"o'rt Imother country. The state representative said the Color 1 for 10 xec'oiulH todav. party should be adopting a positive and Mrs. Pnebe and children be in bed b.v 8:30 p.m. -regardless Society. payments for widow and three approach on issues such aa''con­ Margie; 14, Gregory, 9, Doug, T, of television teinptations. A lto: He and hia wife, Gladys, have children of actor Tyrone Power Q Why Is the state of Maine solidation. the "lowered moral" In and Karen Jane, 3 ^. "Anyw’ay, they aren’t much In­ "THE LONE TEXAN" two daughters, and live at 118 cut from (2,.500 a month to (1,500, often referred to as Down East the police department, and the The-gPriebes are thinking about terested in TV," Mrs. Priebe says. S:SS-S:SS • Plus "Oimsmoke In Tuoaon” * Princeton St. , ' • because of the possibility his and its people as Down-Easters7 collection of back taxes of La- moving to a larger house but hate "They'd much rather be outdoors Dr. Giddings will be succeeded estate is insolvent. A—Thip is because travelers Pointe Industries. to leave their ideal location. playing." SUN'.: “THF: w o r l d , t h e • "Rig (Irens'* Shown FIrot * by Dr. Frederick Becker, director from Massachusetts, mother state j New Voters’ Session "We'fcftiear the park and swim­ Margie, a ninth grader, hasn’t FLESH AND THFl DEVIL” of laboratories and pathologist for of Maine, had to go north and Any qualified resident wishing ming pool." Mrs. Priebe says, had a date yet. Her parents and Binghamton, N. Y,, City Hospital. Shamans Face Ordeal east to reach the region. j to vote in the town election Oct. “within walking distance of ele­ tho.se of her friends have agreed Dr. Becker will arrive Sept. 1. In 5 ma.v be made a voter at a ses­ mentary and Junior high schools that supervised parties are to be the meantime, the pathology de­ Xairo . Kenya — Graduation is —■ Which is the largest of liv­ sion to be held Saturday at Ver­ and there's even a lake nearby the rule for the time being with .EAST HARTFORD partment will be run by associate difficult for the wouid-be shaman ing fl.sh? non Elementary School from 9 where the children can go fishing. no pairing off in couples. pathologist Dr„ Milo Andrial. medicine man of manv pnml- A The whale shark. Speci- j LOW PRICED! YOU BET! a.m. to 6 p.m. The bus. line li^ around the corner." The Priebei had been considering Tha open house will be tn the tlve tribes, "o. only must he sur­ mens 45 feet long are on record j This session will be the final at Just now the Priebe home la fur­ a kitchen remodeling project but MANCHESTER dining room from 2 to 4 p.m. vive foodle.ss for seven days under and .some of 60 feet have been which new voters registering with nished mostl.v with mahogany but now are glad they didn't undertake DFUV/e-9»1*lltfAt/l£ the nio.*;t advers** conditions, but reliably reported. j a political party will be eligible to the pieces gradually are being re­ it. One of Mrs. America’s prizes r Karl.r Bird he must convince the senior Graduation Harder Once vote in that party's primary next placed with cherry. was a complete new kitchen. Boi i O n Not/'h •sl amans that the tribal gods ap­ (j ^ Which was the flrst state to;; Fealum Ist Tnnita 6 „V •/*//! peared him in a vision. And he join the Union? 12 MONTH GUARANTEE month. All Coluor 8how Berlin -A number of medieval must de.scribe that vision with the A - Delaware. I It Is too late for anyone already W ak Crosby • Dsh. Reynolds universities would not give a .stu­ a voter to register with s party loss apeede up, it is mede up by ‘"cAV^RAY nvp’ONK FOR - —MP." — to n ig h t: Tbni SATURDAY e'oquence expeoted of his profes­ drinlcing more. dent hia diploma until he had sion. The percentage of flunkouts O - Which is the nly walled city and be elig^ible to vote In the pri­ P l H S — AT REGULAR PRICES bested his professor in public de­ maries. However, dehydration or exces­ Makhajki Van Huflin is fully high as at the beat in North America The sive loss of water may develop as ‘TFMPK8T” bate. Having successfull.v com­ European or American medical A Quebec. (Canada A D em ocratic primary Is pleted this ordeal, the graduate planned, but a Republican primary a result of several sy uptoins as­ •schools. sociated with a variety of diseases, hart to stand all his friends to Q From what plant was the , is not expected. Doctor Says drinks—one case of the graduate To be eligible to vole a person such aa persistent vomiting, pro­ WlHE'IIOlii Ixiw grades of beef often pro­ potion drunk by Socrates pre- | ALLSTATE giving presents instead of receiv­ must have lived in the state one longed diarrhea, abnormal sweat­ JOHN vide more nutrients than high- pared?- ! A l>)>t nt Water Goes Over ing or excretion of large quanti­ L FO tO T ing them. grade because they are noi fat. A The source ,of the poison haa ‘ year and in the town six months. ,EAS3 A M, * He must be st least 21 years of Tlie Daan During Human Ufa ties of urine. THUHDEItHO age and a citizen by birth or ac­ By EDWIN P. JORDAN, M.D. In such cases, H is frequently J tfEOACm quired. In the latter cast persons necessary to make up the water ^WINDSOR 41 Written for NEA Servte* loss by giving fl-.i-ids to sick per­ The Bank that gives you PLANNED SECURITY should bring written evidence of sons by in j^ io n or by other their citizenship. routes. Those made voters at the Sat­ If a porscui took water Into the THE HORSE urday session may also register body in tihe form of beverage or Thuki float qufte a ^ip . — Plus — CRnhmisM MssiiHUMiiDDHncis and w;e take It very much > for ing attention i.ill have to be given Consult the Tubo-Typ« Town Rd. will be graded shortly! both to the quantity of our water B n b 'l T ay lo r - F arr P a rk e r PLUS ACTION CIO-HIT so that pedestrian and motor ve­ granted. But the peraon loat in “THE HANGMAN” BI Arturo Dominid business. Come in today and talk over your fi­ 88 'The ordinary person under nor­ Mio\/ing it*; first profit under the ADIILT8 $1.25 — KIDH 76c. KOSCINA CANALE 15-Jn. Tubo-Typo, Tubdoss WhitmivaUs Availablo mal oonchtiona has no graat Mimmo Pilmsra. Lidis AHonsi • GintRowr* nancing needs with us. And if you are a broker 6.70x15 ^w management. This prompted trouble w+th water because If the Sullivan to question why a com­ REEVES | » ib c t u b t PIETRO FRANCiSet’ e t CAR nu4«AUTU*BM TiiK.rfa 0* W A r M T 8 n m . I V or builder, ask about our Financing and Refinanc­ Tube-Type EASTMAN COLOF pany that was in such good con­ ? by Path and in DYALISCOPE ing Services. \ Rlnckw^ 14-INl NYLON SAFETY CUSHIONS e ' Each. Phis Tax dition would not pay taxss. "I# it Tubeless Blarkwall IMbeless Whitewall doesn't pay taxes, ‘hen the people ir PLUS ★ Cl'RRENT must make up the deficit, " the Y o u r Savings Earn ANNUAL AND YOUR OLD TIRE No Trade-in No Trade-In commissioner said. LoFOND BROS. STEAK HOUSE 3Vz% DIVIDEND Trade-In Price, Trade-In Price, Tofi saw Uirm on TV—Now aee ttieae lorrillc MAYTAG featiirea demonstraled at Officials of the city, to which ft AOINO HRLLI REGARDLESS OF CONDITION Mze Price, Each Price, Each MONSON, MASS.—TEL. CX) 7-6884 F-arh Plus Tn.\ the firm owes approximately (H,- Home of the Sons of Fun MEMBER OF FEDERAL F-arh Plus Tax 000, are concerned about keeping DEPOSIT INSURANCE Nylon, the tire cord of great ten-sile strength for Plus Tax Plus Tax the industry here. It reportedly CX)RP, 19.88 21.88 23.88 employs ftor.. 60 to 150 persons. The place where you always see a good, clean show. Why not added safety and driving comfort, f'ut-skid tread 7..50xl4^ 2.5.45 Thomas N. McCrystal, 20. Maple arrange your special partlaa here ? We have special party rates. 8.00x14 27.45 30.45 32.45 '2 5 > 8 ' St., Vernon, was picked up by Ver­ Very reasonable. Also see our Big Saturday Night ‘Gay Ninety design assures safer stops when' you need them! non constables yesterday after Ije Nite. Something to aee. Sunday, all day Is family time. Food avingr^ank of anchester was released on bond by State Po­ time 12 noon to 10 jRm Show time 4 to 8 p.m. Children's hour 6 JEFF WCHARDS ■ VENETIA STEVENSON JOHN SMITH DiwiE lERGENS lURE BIAIR lice. to 6 p.m, Family time is all the time. For reservations call AAAIN OFFICE EAST BRANCH Monson, CO' 7-5684. WEST BRANCH Maactasster Sbopping Parkads Vernon constables charged the 9 23 Main St. 785 fa st Center St. Monchf'strr Parkad(‘ Phone MI 8-1581 .youth with rsckless driving, oper­ LaFOND BROS.. MONSON, BLABS. STARTS SUNDAY 44B HARTFORD ROAD - OPEN MON. THROUGH FRI. 9 TO 9 ~ SAT. Tlf.L 7 WALT DISNEY’S CXWVIING IN A U G U S T Cor. Lenox St. West Middle Turnpike STORE HOURS: ating under suspension, and dis­ FAMOUS FOR STEAKS and GOOD, GLEAN SHOWS. OPIN THURSDAY Mon., Tues., Sat.—10 A3f. to 6 PM. "AHatomy Of A Mnrdar” fVCNINGS 6 to a W /Horuy '5EARS obeying an sffloar. Ha Is also "SLEEPING iEAUTY" i " T H R N U N 'S R IT O B r* BOTH BR/1NCHFS OPIN FRIDAYS to 8 p.m . Wed., Thurs., Fri— 10 AM. to • PM. ALWAYS niNTY O f 7 M I FAKKINO: MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. THURSDAY. JULY 80. 19M PAOi rom M A N C m ST E R FVT.NTNG HERALD. MANCHESTER. CCNN.. THURSDAY, JtT.Y 80, 1059 P A G ! PIV K Court Decides Summit Time Here, M O n C E JarvU Builds Moscow Rules D r iv e d n o n 16 W i WHXM CLOSIO A U 6 .3 STORES r t m u l CHENEY MILLS U.S. Red Party Nikita Informs West TO AU». • FOR VACATION Main St, Lot FROM (Onatlmwd rram Pag* On«) OpM F«r iMliMW Afain Auf. 10 (OMitteatd (ran Om ) cduntrlea" but wamad him the Workmen have begun gradlnf NEW ENGLAND HARTFORD RD, and FINE ST. West Oermana might atir up a war perimantal TV atudio at tha ex­ property an Main St. between Judc« John K Duinhor concurrad. betwedn the United gtataa and the Jueep hands off West FOR ONLY AWW ed a zone change which allowed a Berlin if the West will withdraw 15-foot wide strip of the prop­ er! >■. formerly in a Residence A Its ganions and his announced in­ FOOD KING U.S. TOP CHOICE QUALITY BEEF DEPT. terest in a sumndt conference. TOTAL 2 lbs. 5 9 * Zone, to be included in the larger One rankLig U.S. offlolal. epeek- portion.- Ing privately, said President M- U.S. GOV’T INSPECTED TENDER •enhenter h u stated many timee ENDECO SUCED EVERYTHING CLEARED FOR FALL! FIRST QUALITY! SOME SOILED...TREMENDOUS SAVINGS! end emphas|i*ed again yeeterday THREE-LEGGED gWEET NUTTY Kai«$pm SavR Reds that he will not go to the eummlt njliVO R * without prior Soviet aaeurancee Sparked lIpri.siii^R lifting the threat to Berlin. No USUALLY to $2.78 agreement la now in elgiit contain­ MUENSTER LADIES' ani MISSES’ ing such aseuranoee. S-M. Pkg. Beirut. I>ebanon. .lulv 30 i/Pi STRAW RUGS Other officials said Khrushchav CHICKENS Iraqi Premier Abdel Karim Kase OPEN EVERY NIGHT TIL 10 eem carried hia campaign ,o con­ has just as m\jch power to Instruct lb. PRODUCE Gromyko to offer concessions or tain communism in his country COTTON BLOUSES make agreement as he would have two steps fsrther yesterday. DAWN f r e s h Without mentioning them by Men’s Bathing Trunks, usually $1.98. Small, medium, large REDUCED himself at a summit conference. OVEN OR POT ROASTING NATIVE. YELLOW Khrushchev’s argument that a /•name, he accused the Reds og aummlt conference is essential In ' planning aimultaneoiia iipriainga in Boys’ Wash ’n Wear Short Sleeve, 'Ankle Length Pajamas, 6 to 18 order to make East-West deals on BLOCK SWEET CORN all major Iraqi citiea on .Inly 14. critical world issuea is thus re­ the anniversary of the Iraqi revo­ Play Bras and Sport Hats, usually $1.98 jected by the United States, offi- STYLE ri,h. lution. The only trouble developed CHUCK ROAST In Kirkuk, on .Tiily 15, and the ar­ cisila said, although it has been 12 I..4RGE generally accepted by Britain. FULL EARS my pul it down. Girls’ Short and Halter Sets, 7 to 14. Usually $159 Barring a sudden turnabout by BONELESS BAR-B-QUE 25 Kassem'a government also or­ 50% Russia on some crucial Issue in the dered members of tha popular re- Children’s Pjay Wear. Usually $1.59. Berlin negotiations, most western siatance force, a Commiiriiat- FANCY CALIFORNIA dominated militia, not to wear diplomats now believe the foreign CHUCK THOMPSON Children’s Knit Swim Suits, 3-6x. Usually $1.98 ministers meeting will break up In FLb. their uniforma and aaid the force’s e SI/,KB 3? In .38 failure without agreement on STEAKS duties had been aboliahed. • SH O RT SUKKVr, A N D SLF.KI KI,F„SS^ 2 x 4 27e either Berlin or a aummlt gather­ GRAPES Radio Baghdad said Kasaem Children’s Poplin Boxer Slacks. Usually $159 told a news conference In the Iraqi ing. FOOD KING HEAVY WESTERN ECONO BEEF DEPT. I.ARGE PLUM CI-UBTERA 3x5 47e The Wednesday deadline waa set capital that the revolt waa limited Childrens’ Cotton Play Shorts, 3-6x. Usually 59e yesterday on the initiative of Her- to Kirkuk only because the army waa able to suppress trouble *lse--j ter, who aaid he is going to at­ ■'•K- 4 x6 97e tend the meeting of the Organisa­ lbs. !c wtfere before it could begin. USUALLY $5.00 To $12.75 Ladies’ and Misses’ Shorts. 10-18. Usually $1J8 tion of American States opening in SMOKED "As from today, no such upris­ POPLIX, CHIXO IX SOI.IDR, PI.AIDS, CHF.OKS. I LEAN Santiago, Chile, Aug. 12 and wants ings will occur again” the premier LADIES' and MISSES' These boya are combining their summer vacation with some schooling In woodworking. They are SUGAR said "We have enough force to 9x12 $3.77 a few days in Washington to pre­ attending the woodworking claaaea at Barnard Junior High School operated by Henry Miller, in­ Rugar Sweet. A Treat to Rat. Misses’ Cotton Knit Polos, small, medium, large. Usually $1.00 50e pare for that conference. Lloyd CURED crush them all.” structor. In the top foreground, Dean .lohnaon. 13, of 42 Holl St , sandpapers a wall rack. John r> i s p 1 a y i n g photographs of and Couve de Murville agreed to Franxoea, 12. of 181 Summit St., is making a home shoe shine box. Below, Miller shows Allan SHOULDERS LUXURY FRUITS AT hla proposing that the coherence BUDGET PRICES ntrocitiea. Kaaaem said attackers Maternity Tops; 2 Piece Sets and Playwear. Usually $5 to $7,004 $2 to $3 Webb, 12, of 131 Glenwpod St. how to line up the corners of his shoe shine box. (Herald Photos In the oil center 150 miles north of end Wednesday. by Pinto). FANCY CALIFORNIA SUMMER DRESSES RFDrCF.D I/, AXD MORE. Following a long luncheon meet­ DEERFOOT FARMS BRAND Baghdad "burled , some .persona GlkLS' USUALLY $1.78 ing between Herter and Gromyko, AMERICAN NECTARINES alive. They were killing people and aaalstant Secretary of State An­ akived that we would wind up by weapon to use in further bargain­ have been narrowed sufficiently to dragging them along the atreela." SHORTS-BERMUDAS drew H. Berdlng announced that Wednesday of next week." ing with the West, Justify a summit conference. But I.ARGB SIZE He blamed the leftist press, say­ "Mr. Gromyko and Mr. Herter However, a Soviet spokesman Wilith the conference due to run both President Eisenhower and BY THE ing those newspapers and Commu­ JAMAICAS-SLACKS said that Herter’s departure left nist front organizations caused the .. for another week, two lines of French President Charles de Gaulle PIECE PLENTY OF FREE PARKING - Gromyko no choice but to go development were in prospect. take the position that the basis for BOLOGNA Lb. "chaos In which the countrv flnda home himself. It appeared the Lloyd, Herter and Couve de Mur­ a summit conference must be an Itself," Russians were putting themselves ville are expected to make further accord with Russia lifting the Msj. Gen. Ahmed Saleh el Abdi, , USUALLY to $4.78 USUALLY to $1.78 USUALLY to $1.78 PENNANT BRAND—SUGAR CURED 8 29® MEX’.«( SHORT SLEEVE I Personal Notices in position to put full blame for efforts to gel Gromyko to modify urchaae of «fi nr be brought to Justice, he continued. BERMUDAS USUALLY to $1.78 USUALLY to $2.78 Germans then' might try to block­ mere. Unit No. t— (Cup) of S-po. He also told newspaper editors ; • size* 12 to Daughter. Frances BuUsr, BOVS’ WASH ’X WEAR wo.\i$;x'S wms, Alex. Charles. Michael. ade West Berlin, and the Allied BREAD SIZE Table Setting Available July SO- to cease attacking western conn-1 16 mniitli* Frank. Btanley loaf SHORT .SLEEVE j TENNIS SHOES garrisons there. In an effort to BAKED FRESH DAILY Aug. S. tries. Kaaaem said he ia a friend of ■ Grandchildren. force direct Allied negotiations "western as well as of socialist i JAMAICAS PLAY SHOES • SItm 1 to I In Memoriam with the Communist German re­ eoiintriea" and newspapers should ^ SPORT SHIRTS . In lOTju memory of our son ■ gime which the West refuses to Retail Stop attacking the friends of Iraq. . Drother, Leonard George Hewlli e recognize. ’ ■‘- Merchants FROZEN POODS GROCERY SPECIALS .passed sway July 30, 1938. Offsettlng this possibility la Division ». Tline nu.y beat the broken hearth Gromyko’s — statement several times - Jhs wound leu eore, he MANCHESTER CHAMBER OF COMMERCE SUNKIST TASTE-SEAL Rev. Uplon Speaks i But it cannot fill the lonclnc. ihere , that his govertiment prefers “ For the loved one gone before. I ^ resolve the Berlin dispute by At Center (Church I agreenlent with the weatgrn pow­ 19SS FORD STATION W AGON ~ ilWL “ S' ** lessened ers and thus avoid unilateral ac­ FRUIT MIX Tboogh the smUe may hide the teen, 8-Paaoenger, Automatic tranamlMlon. 15c - {femprlM keep the wound sUIl open. tion. Some western ’’leaders also The Rev. Lawrence M. Upton. ■ Despite the psulng of the yeen. say privately that Khrushchev may *995 PUNCH 6 -9 7 minister of the United Church of Mother, Dad, sister, and brothers. prefer to refrain from action in VAN CAMP Christ. West Hartford, will be the BAMBOO BLINDS order to keep the threat of it as a 1755 PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE PINEAPPLE & LEMON. RASPBERRY A LEMON, guest preacher at the Center Con-j gregational Church , on Sunday a t : STATION W A G O N V-8 1 7-ok. Con 9:15 a.m. • .Size* S to 10 and STRAWBERRY A LEMON BEEF STEW • M.VXY FABRU-IS TO flHfXlSF- FROM • Size* e-18 Automatic transmission. *1025 29e The Itnited Church is the new­ • .SIZES 10 to 18 • Broken site* and style* REDUCED est Congregational Church in Con- 1756 DODGE CUSTOM ROYAL nectic’iil. It has hem a project of For Remodeling and Alterations MlNUTE-MAlD 6-Oz. Cans l-Daot hardtop. Automatle trana. RAH. PLUM ROSE the Christian Activities Council of Greater Hartford of which the-’ftav. *1395 1'.S|"ALI.Y TO *1.98 With Imagination M.r. Upton was the director for EVERYTHING FIRST QUALITY DEVILED HAM 2 «’- - c-35c seven years before assuming the I.ADIK8' OOTTOX WASH 17S6 DODGE 4-DOOR SEDAN paalorate of the new chiirrh. I HAVE RREAT EASTERN E Antomattc transmission, RAH. The Rev. Mr. Upton was educat­ FROCKS and DUSTERS Lemonade 1 0 99‘ THE ABOVE .1 ITEMS WILL BE DISCONTINUED *1295 ed at Grlnnell College and the {Chi­ 20” Window Fans. Regular $49.95 value $24.00 40% !|! OONSTRUGTKM REDESIGN ^ cago and Union Theological Semin­ 4 BLADES, S SPEEDS, ELECTRir.VLLY REVKRSt BLE, THERMOSTAT. 1.IMITF.D. 1753 CADILLAC COUPE aries. He has chosen for hia topic ' DBL MONTE thia Sunday, "God's Award of g aed REMODEL YOUR STORE, ^ De Vllle. Fully powered. Grandeur." Child’s Wooden Rocker. Sturdily constructed. Regular $3.95 value $1.00 *895 BREAK RESISTANT Pineapple-Orange During the summer there la only 2x6...27c ..97e DINNERWARE DRINK one service, of worship at Center Child’s Basket Chair, while they last. Regular^ $3.95 value 99c R OmOE oi^FAOTORY R MELMAC Church, at P:15 a.m. A nursery ia provided for young children i.n'the American Thermos Ice Chest Lowest priee^ever! '' $3.33 2V2x6...37c .. 6x6. ,.$1.17 CHDRCHES MDTDRS OHARDOAt BIHQUETS Kindergarten room of the pariah ONLY 34e PER PIECE 10-Lb. Bag boiiae. I A PHONE Ml 3-8271 A ■ I _ ' Blazon Gym Set Regular $39.95 value $19JI9 3x6...57e 6x7...$1.47 l o u r Chryaler and Dodge Dealer This Week's Piece—BREAD-BUTTliR— TSe Value Duly Cde Use Oranges • | 2 SWIXOS, I TKET|;R. 7 f t . s t e e l s l i d e , CHIX b a r s , t r a p e z e RIXOS. , V. "Hert’’ Lindsay, Presid lit ani''b^«r Whan you make pkatry for pies j • MAXT L04TSI.Y PATTER XS 80 OAK ST., MANCSKSl IR, c 6 n n . 8Q OAKLAPW ST. MANCHESTER WESSON OIL or tarts featuring aummer’a fresh . • 12,20; te>,-24i] Carry Crib by Bunny Bear, Rag.$24JI5 value. Quantity limited! $5.99 4x6...77e ..$137 Quart fniils, aubetitute orange juice for , the water called for and add some — V ..... (T«t«d eranga, toe. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER CONN, THURSDAY, JULY 80, 1969 PAGE SEVEN gAGE SU MANCHESTER EVENING HKRALD. MANCHES'tER CONN„ THURSDAY. JULY 80. 1089 dlmadt nothlnc to do with ttid eon* eell ttaalf, can't really faahion and be betUr. Hera la truly ' "graea Hearings Dot Agenda I Hkmi:l)e8tpr tnJ ldm« which Hm batwaaa va. dictate tteelf. In auch a glaaa bowl A Thought for Today equal to avery naad.” Connecticut type of operation, then he la not Sponaored by the Manebeater I do not know her religion. By iCoptiittQ l$pralb That eantral laaua la tha almpla likely to judge It either feaalble current standard! her poaltlo* waa Ooanell of Cbnrehea . MERCURY hlatorioal fact that Riiaala and or potentially auccaaaful. not a high one. But, regardleaa of For Board Tuesday America amarKad fram World War Yankee He haa relinqiilahed the priv- race, religion, creed or poeltlon, Laat Friday, Mri. Catherine people auch aa Pottay, by llvrlng n tha two world Kianta, In a atate A. H. O. i tiegea of peraonal animoeitlea or Extra Hours A •public hearing on appropriat-^ the Munlclpol ButkUng for dia- QET Yo u r b e s t d e a l n o w a t emotional prejudleea againat indl- Potts retired from active duty aa according to chriatlan principles of lna\itabla rivalry and challenKc will lead the way for ethers. Ing $1,500 from the IVhlton Library ctiselon ot the aaaessmenta, and viduala becauae of what they are a nuraea' aide at the Manchester the Board could take action at which no human will could have There are a number of waya to People such aa this truly muat be Trust Fund to pay for improve­ or what'they want or'even be­ Memorial Hospital. What makaa the meeting the following night. eliminated. It ia from that central trace or aiM up the development cauae of 'what they may have the disciples ot our present day ments to the parking lot near in another matter, the Dlrectora m^rntat BsMp< this event worthy ot more than living. TODAY fact that auch nonaenae aa Rusaian •ad l£nt«r«d M (tM of John M. Bailey aa a political done, or tried to do, to him. He haa Whlton will be held by the Board of may set public hearing dates mi MORIARTY BROTHERS propaganda agathat cola drinka haa not eliminated feeling from hia usual note is of much greater Jesus said "Let your ^ight so an appropriation of some $7,000 he* M lUiiclMatar Coaii «f leader. One of them ia to aay that. significance than twelve years of shine before men. that they may Directors 8 p.m. Tuesday at a Cl— Man M«tt«r______ariaen, and It ia from that central own human make-up. He haa gone 11 HOURS OF UNINTeRRUPTID tIRVICI meeting In the hearing room of for garbage, collection coats up to out of hiB aaalduoiia and inatinc-1 exceptionally far In eliminating It a job well done. Basically it ia that see your good works and fiva SUBSURimuN RATOI fart that aome of our own in "Pottay" (aa she ts known to glory to your Father whp ia In the Municipal Building. Sept. 1, and an appropriation to 'Sliow Us You Wont »e Buy ~ And W a l ParabI* la Advaaca un-;„...I live love,— of ,u.the political game e„rfor fifom hla party behavior and pol- The lot will be Improved and the Board of Education toward the natural and auperfleial prejudleea i jtaelf m aU Ita aapecU, he haa ac- teji. He eeldom questions tha right all) there is a glow of love and a heaven." Would that all of ue could coot of keeping open the Manches­ G hf* You Hi* Incontlva to Boy” Taar' »•«••••••••••••••••••■•*••• S grace that makes her a working "brighten the corner" this well. OPEN 9 A.M. to 8 P.M. paved In connection with the Rob- do.^tlia *■•••••••■••••••••••••• 2'^ againat thinga Ruaaian haa alao cumulated great wtadom of be* of another indivridual to believe, ertaon Park regrading project, ter High School swimming poo*. UoBtlia " havior and mien. act, or plot as he pleases. He ex­ example of true Christian living for Would that so many people feel Hear Report on Club oatli l-vj' arlaan. all to see and follow. auch for me when I retire'. The Board will ^ o hold public _^y ‘jH* In that successful wisdom of hla, pects, prepares for. and readily hcaringa on two technical appro­ A public hearing may be set on a Copy ,,•»•••••••••••• ■»*■** That centrel iaaue -that of the he haa abandoned moat of the leg­ forgives, almost anything which No matter how busy or tense the A Manebeater M. D. . .at^ *'Savinga tmd Loan” Installing and aasesslng for sani­ 301 CENTER ST-e-OPEN EVES..~MI 3-S13B atmosphere on the children's ward, SAVE priations. General Manager Rich­ I hlatorie inevitable power challenge endary privUegea of the political Is within the widest capacities of tary sewers and water mains In no matter whether It was to a fear­ Btanan Naarpoe-t Manager ard Martin proposes the account THM iSeuS^^Piuie between our two natlona—muat boss, trading them In for less apec- human behavior. Where his pride for bond maturities and interest be Highland St. taculllr aattafactiona. Many of hia ■nd his ego may ba Involved, he ful 2-year-old, a dlatraught parent, Newport, R.I., July 80 (F) — Currwil Dividend Rate Per Annum work ItMlf out. and will not be a harried nurse, a tense new doc­ Oaorge A. IMaapn lant nlglit waa Increased $4,875 by increasing by Directors will hear a report on •U a«wa dlapatcbaa credited to n et diapetled by the evangellam of any triumphs he haa to taste privately saves them for the eventiJial satis­ that amount the budget estimate of Manchester Country ■ Club opera­ I (Herald Photo by Satemli) •01 otberwlaTo^ned In UUa Mt>«t and modestly because the use of tor, or to a busy senior physician, namad elty aganagar by tha eRy and alao the local oewe oubilihrd h— faction of using the offenijing in­ Pottsy'g quiet Scottish "can I help oouncM. receipte left over aa balance from tions from Roger Macalone, Board soft drink, or of bifllet, or of techniques which might have dra­ dividual In a way which benefits laat year. appointee to the club board of 4-H Building Under Construction All rlstiU of repobUcatlon ot tpeoal charming pollUclanb from either you. dear?" was ever present.^Her Wlanoai, a formar btata tsmurance dlapatciica heralii are alao reaerved matized hia role In them might the individual, Bailey and the oommlaalfWir. baa aartad aa aot- He propoeos the budget receipt governors. Rapid progress is being made on constnicUon of the Tolland wofkers put up siding. The $10,000 structure Is expected tn be aide! But tha gradual and continual also have periled their success in party. humble manner left no doubt ia to Also on the agenda Is possible fun aarvlea eHoM of h B A - a alnca, concern a deep-rooted ifig managar Fnoa AprW X . A eetimate he Increased by another County 4-H Activities Building on Hyde Ave., 'Vernon. Tolland completed In time for use at the 4-H County Fair Aug. 21 and elimination of eome of the thinga tha first place. And, although nobody knows love of humanity, an unfailing mofRh aarUar, IrvWig H. Back waa 160,000 so that ouch an amount consideration of the call by Town County Agricultural Agent John Elliott inspects the building as Aug. 22. It will be used at tha fair as an exhibit hall. iHibllahere Repreaeataurea: fba we| have pretended to think about He haa relinquished the privilege what Indirect benefits his position hope and faith that alt would soon ------can be appropriated aa a oontrt- Ckiurt Judge Jules Karp that the Jolioa Ra* of the outright authority of a of power may bring his law firm, fired aa manager. /eenMU/r AneeV,*wt.*aS|e*.eweW Tork. Chicane e a u other, in the worat momenta bution to the capita' Improvement State establish a program for the lUflfBER A. political boss. In order to prolong Bailey haa relinquished the priv­ reoerve fimd. rehabilitation of chronic silcoholics. munion St 8 a.m. and morning Meed money CmcUtJtTIUNR ofUur mutual fear of one another, the more reasonable satlafacUons ilege of outright exploitation of Bms-er Ass casing Former Town Director Walter Ma­ prayer at 11 a.m. Florida Based cair-be. a contribution toward the of conducting a aucresaful opera­ He haa served as Scoutmaster Iba BaraM Pnattai Ooni|iamj,_l^ his position, ^ a t ia perhaps be­ Tile Board may oJao decide on honey urged the Board to eup- Rev. Pimm Honored aaaumaa no naaiiclaJ raapcnalhlntv tor only aonaible goal either of ua can tion' over a longer period of time. cauae he doesn't need money fo r, rUBBUBM aaseaament rates for a proposed port Karp's Idea after Karp of Andover Boy Scout Troop 124 new "to buy iTpagraiiMcal errora appaat— W — Normally, his voice In party af­ Itself, but more probably becauae I and DEnOMEBS $100,000 sanitary sev/wr project In voiced It In court recently while during the past year. His interest Planes Carry vaSSementa and otbarraadiM mattae poaelbly aeek—the goal of honor­ CHESTER'S la Tba llancbarter BvaidBa Hamid fairs depends upon logic and per- he apparently decided, at eome i the West End of town. sentencing repeated offenders. tn youth work was also revealed able BUrvival. There la trouble miasiveneas rather than authority. stage along the route, that this | An informal ■Directors’ meeting A report Is scheduled from the By 200 Parishioners through the annual camping trips DUMar advaruaiad MMttt bos enough besetting that goal with­ Normally, he operates in party af­ was ton good an operation, too' Remodel ta set for 7:30 p.m. Monday In Directors’ swim pool committee. at Lake George each summer and Atomic Bombs a biMut? ^ ■ooday—1 p.m. IJrtdM. out having homi put on Ruaalana fairs only aa first among equals, much fun. writh too many vistas | MANCHESTER The Rev. Douglas F. Pimm, rec-^lats fall of 1055 to bs ita prieat- the Western tours he conducted. J for Bioaday—1 pm Uonday not aa the automatic decisloner. or YOUR OLD PUR COAT In announcing hla resignation, for Wedneaday—1 paa Tnaa<^ or poliUca In cola. opening before it, to be risked for | ful that, at 84, 1 can undertake tor of St. Peter’s Episcopal in-charge while It wraa still a mis­ (OontiBiMd from Page One) for Tburaday—1 piq^ Waqr—*" giver of orders. mere monetary reaaoni. i INTO A NEW It." sion church. the Rev. Mr. Pimm revealed that So# your convonfont Connocf/cuf Bonk He has relinquished the privilege Well, the more privileges you j Church, Hebron, was honored with he waa first asked to go to the • Cape • Stole Retirement: Its' enrolled membership was There have been several Instances Claaalfladaaalflad. doadnna: 10;i0 The Pipe-Tomahawk of m.vaterv, in which some political I surrender, the less you insist on RESIDENTS Q—My husband and I both In a surprise party attended by about St. Francis Boys’ Home shortly af­ Involving crashes of aircraft with and Trust Company efliico n o w ! day of pohlieatlflii bosses like to wear an awesome | the typical prerogatives of being : then 200, but has sines tripled. ter arriving In Hebron. The invi­ I a • Jacket From *19 95 our 60’s, want to make a will. Can 200 parishioners In Phelps Hall Within a year, the church built a weapons aboard or the accidental If you yen for a yacht, or maralv yaam to ait in tha Democratic National Chairman aura of inacceseibilit.v. or poee ae boss, the more real power and ac-1 7, tation has again been extended Cali MI 9*7818 or RockvUla TR A-«t89 you tell me the standard fee?— last night. The Rev. Mr. Pimm parish hall, named Phelps Hall, af­ ■Urn of a snappy littia outboara or zailboat of your Thursday, July 80 Paul Butler, and his party's two demi-goda ruling but span from complishment to you. aa boss. Happy Times Mrs. J, F. through the past three years. He release of bomb cases from jUr- the fray, nr issue declslona or pnli- Bailey ts to politics as a lover to 88 BUBKE ROAD, ROGKV1UJC will leave Hebron to become dean ter Lewis Phelps of Andover, sen­ said that he feels that the work vary own, you don’t hava to let lack of ready cash top leaders In Congress, Speaker ONLY! BY MARIE DARRR A—There is no standard fee. ior warden of the vestry. oraft. None of them produced keep ^ou and your family away from tha fun and re­ cles which are to be taken because hla lady, in a lifelong courtship in For Frea Eattanato la ttm r Bama. However, if .you have a bar asso­ of the St. Francis Home for Boys he wras chosen to do In Hebron haa Sam Rayburn and Senator Lyndon Plans are now underway for an nuclear detonations. laxation of boating. The 50th Etects of their source. His processes are which he la faithful without being ciation in your area, I suggest you in Salina, Kansas, Aug. 10. been completed and that he should Simply borrow tba money you’ll naad from your Johnson, have buried their toma­ down to earth, and visible, almost demanding, happy without owning Former Nurse, 84, Still addition to Phelps Hall to accom­ accept the St. Francis post now. In October 1958 the Defence De­ One of the vtctora In the Ha­ contact it. Perhaps it can ^ve The popular priest was present­ partment and Atomic Energy nearest CBAT office. A Connecticut Bank and Trust hawks and smoked the pipe of unbelievably open to the irnitlny outright, and increasingly reward­ Cares for Patients by Mall you an idea of the fee for the ex­ ed with a scroll engraved with a modate the church school for 200 A number of applications for the Company loan can ba arranged promptly, with pav- r l a n elections ysstsrday ex­ and understanding of party and ed, by the lady, for hli style of SPECIAL OFFER tent of services you need. ., children. St. Peter’s rectorship have been Commission issued a joint public peace, tn a ceremony aa corny and "I waa In bed for 27 months resolution expressing the parish’s statement explaining In detail the mentR ipread ovar as much ai two years, if you wish. pressed the view that Hawaii's full- public. If a policy or decision can't rondufl. regret at his departure, and signed He organized many new groups received by the vestry which Is Life insurance covering the unpaid balanca of tha suspect ea the political ecene haa with heart trouble," Mrs. lAna Q—How much lemon or orange In the church. Including the cou­ conducting interviews. points touched upon by the safety loan is provided free. fledged membership In this union produced in some time. Butler says IIFE INSURANCE AND INTRODUCTORY by his parishioners. He was also ple’s club knowm as the Ball and officer at Homestead. of ours has ths dsstiny. of con­ Porter, 84, told me. "One day, Juice should an adult drink daily presented with a large purse. The Connecticut Bank and Trust Company is always he never said the thinga he did aay. to get the recommended does of Chain, the boys’ Order of Sir GaH' The statement listed the pos­ happy to lend iponey for any worthwhila purpoaa. structing a bridg# betw'oen Amer­ I read an item in the newspaper A humorous skit was presented Slore’e Top to Revolve He loves and admires the two Tex- vitamin C?—L. F. by the Young People’s Fellowship, ahad, the girls’ Order of the Fleur sible types of hazards from ac­ ica and the Far Eaat. One would YOUR MONEY RACK TWO-WEEK CAMP SESSION about a woman who had died In a de Lis, and the men’s Christopher ani, and the record the Democrats A—About six ounces. But don’t with the part of "Father Doug” Honolulu—The entire top' floor cidents and discussed emergency say that the first slscUon of Ha- 1959 ENGLISH FORD CONSUL atate mental hospital. drink undiluted lemon juice, be­ Club. procedures, Including the use of are making in thie Congreaa. played by Kenneth Lowery of of a $35,000,000 shopping center wall as a stats has alrsady done "The hospital staff reported she cause it Is hard on tooth enamel. Amston. The audience joined In He also held Bible Discussion specially trained teams for dis­ Strangely enough, the peace pipe AUGUST 3-AUGUST 14 groups and adult discussion groups nearing completion in a onetime much In this direction. A BKAND NtW SUN Oft HAN WHKHt did not receive a card, a letter or singing three songs written for swamp near Waikiki Beach wrlll posal of atomic ordnance and de­ didn't aeem to keep going long a visitor in the 18 years she had on alternate Thursdays. contamination If an accident One of ths ITnltad Btmtss Sena­ the occasion, concluding with "Did consist of a rotating restaurant enough for Butler to aay that he Pfovidot insurance protection to ago 65. been- a patient there. You Ever Hear * ' Preacher Like In the seasonal church pam­ and' a cocktail lounge. The floor caused dispersion of. radioactive tors elected yesterday, Republican A b o i^ ^ o w n hoped Johnion would be nominated Jf ,".X felb ashamed of m.vaelf.” Our Father Doug.” phlets ' he published, he repeated­ will make a complete rotation In material. Htrsm U Fong, will bring Chinese Medium and long-range bomb­ T h « B a n k for the presidency, or for either Returns oil bosic annual premiums paid The Incident explains why Mrs. .luliiis L Schmidt Jr., 14 Clyde A two-tired cake decorated with ly used the phrase, "The family one hour, giving visitors a con­ ancestry to the highest legislative Porter, unable to do any strenu­ a farewell message was baked by that prays together, stays toj) stantly changing view* of Waikiki ers of the Strategic Air Command AND TMICT COMPANY Rayburn or Johnson to aay how- if assured lives to 65. Rd„ .yesterday was. reappointed by body In the land BRAE MARK ous cheer-up jrojects, writes week­ Gov. Rlbicoff to the State Commis­ Fred O. Paecht of Hamden, father gether.” He encouraged family and surrounding hills. Owners esti­ fly dally with nuclear weapons 86 Offlrea Serving 18 Conneetlcnt Coinmunlttcs much they admire Butler and the on trips which carry them over Tile new member of the House of ly to four men, aged 57 to 75, In sion of Opticians. of Mrs. Milton C. Baxter of Cov­ participation in church by adding mate that the 80 shops In the record he It making aa national Is available for male and female a mental hospital just outside the entry, co-president of the church’s a 9:30 a.m. family service on Sun­ center wrlll gross $60,000,000 a many areas of the nation and out 898 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER Representatlvee elected yeeterday, chairman. Some cynical observers cit.v tn which she lives. She has The Salvation Army will con­ Ball and Chain Club. Tea, sand­ days to tha Schedule of Holy Com­ year. over the sea. NORTH IIRANOH—15 N. MAIN ST. Democrat Daniel K, Inouye, will lives ages 15 to 50. thought It wasn't really a p^ace DAY CAMP been doing this for more than a duct an open air service tonight at wiches, small cakes and punch be the first person of Japanese year. were also served. pipe at all that w-aa being passed 7;30. In the event of rain an in­ snceetry to aervs in Congress. At 65, itie funds c«m ba (e) token'm cosh; (b) used to purchase "Onl.v two can an.swer me," said door service will be held at the The party was planned by the around, merely a tomahawk still Those will be legislators for the NEW b paid-up policy for the original sum assured and the balance CALL MITCHELL 3-436S Mrs. Porter. "One calls me Citadel -lie same hour. Altar Guild, heauled by Mrs. Henry hot and smoking from all the re­ ‘Dearest Mother’ and signs his let­ Jones, president. Other 49 states as well aa for Ha- ^.PASSENGER taken in cosh or os guaranteed income; (c) esed te provide on 49e cent use It has had. ter 'Your Son'." Boat Paint Big Indiietry New Job at St. Francis p n o - Q u x u n r eraii. Their abllltlea. their Ideaa. ^.DOOR SEDAN annuity; (d) left on deposit at a guaranteed rote of mterest. This man Is a .fiS-year-old deaf- In leaving for hia new post, the V d th a r Americanism, will be on Tet although the fight has been j mute who helps out In the hospi­ Rev. Mr, Pimm will again be en­ hitter, and the peace can be labeled ' New York—The use of small tering the field of youth work. He EPSOM SALT public, display throughout htquifo now about this remorkoble tal kitchen. boats for recreational purposes felee. the Republicans In the winge | "I really work hard at Inter- had served as a youth worker at GOLF 4heir service. new Sun life plan. Just call or writes has grown so much that during can derive email comfort from the 81995 $295 D O W N Pfetlng the letters,” said Mrs. St. Paul's In Fairfield and at St FULL LB. "PAR This fact Is Inevitably going to 4958 the nation's paint manufac­ Michael!a in Naugatuck while at­ seeming disunity of the Democrats. (Radii), heater, whitewalls, transportation extra) Porter. "But I'm thrilled to get iSo something to break down and them." turers sold 10,400,000 gallons of tending Berkeley Divinity School. BALLS We have seen it before,' and noted ; paint and varnish to recreational- eqseed the departure of that part Mrs. Porter obtained her list of He also spent a complete summer 72" the elccUone which followed It. The ! CHARLES J. VAN DIUSEN pames frorli the hospital's medical boat owners for refurbishing their working with the Chippewa In­ tha American outlook toward craft. During the same period boat Democrats are treacherous actors; secretary— who was surprised and dians in Minnesota before accept­ Jbe Far Kaat which haa done most ^ ^ . Ml MIDDLE TPKK., EA8T IT’S NORMAN’S delighted that some one was in­ builders used 171,000,000 square ing a post aa curate, and later, IP ksep a barrier between us. and "P terested in writing to patients. feet of plywood, 47,000,000 pounds priest-ln-charge, at All Saints’ ■ox OF 1Z yhich was, perhaps, really ,he "'hen it comes Into each letter goes a stick of of aluminum, and 36,900,000 Church In Bayside, Long Island Phone: MI 9-4604; PI 8-6801 pounds of fiberglass. He came to St. Peter's In the MANCHESTER SHOPPING PARKADE liASlc and fundamental reason «-hy : ' / a y . And even when they gum. a wrapped plere of eandy, WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE m O N L Y 499 .101 CENTER ST.—MI .1-.=51.15—Open Evenings maybe a tiny Bible. « e re Is such a name and date in ' *r'"' AT AU- High compression tom . 5lator>- a . that of Pearl Harbor, i '* ' “PPOO'd Llncoln-Contlnrntal-.Mereury-Edael-Engltsh Ford SUN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA On two oerasions, friends took — mainstay, they can win without It, FOR TERRIFIC Mrs. Porter to rail on her pen Ml 9-2343 lU FREE DELIVERY TIMES 3 fc Liquid Center. Guaran­ - TTie racial laws of the early part pals. I as In 1948. In fact, one may "even Have teed Cut-Proofl.A real 2lf this century, the immigration "I was touched," Mrs. Porter' ALCOHOL "distance-getterr’ 2kwa Btill In effect, the economic have to rule that the talent for dis- said. "I took with me candy, oranges, rookies, cigars and ciga- ’ Begrxatlon practices of the Weal' '^*''5' ' rettes. MNT Jk«t, the concentraUon camp in-; * P'^petual asset., Great Eastern Construction "At first, the men would not j •temment of Japanese Americans Whether this Is because auch dia- take them. They insisted they | 5uring World War II, perhaps even j demonelraiee life and vttal- BUYS were 'not for me.’ Finally, the.v i FILM 5he fact that we did use the atomic ! “ y to the public, which the public i accepted them. Design and Build a , 3k>mb more readily on ..a Japanese I P*'*^**'* t**« Republican habit; "When I said goodbye the first visit, one man who had sat with 3Hty than we woiild have used It surface unity at any price, the head bowed came up to me and J p a German city, all reflected a price sometimee being horrible, or touched me on the shoulder. BASEMENT PLAYROOM Taeial and color line in American merely because the public thinks EosI Hartford T tlcpIiO M 8U 9 .9 3 5 1 , ‘You're a nice woman,’ he told 2i ;MBklng which alao made ita con- one half of the party will alwa.ya me." CIGARS save the nation from the other half, A former nurse. Mrs. Porter H^buUon to our heaitaney over the . or FAMILY ROOM a Panetellaa 49e the point is the Democratic party worked for five years with pa­ Make driving a pleasure -vary admlesion of Hawaii as a tients In a private mental hospi­ a Bliinia SUte. does not eeem to suffer from its tal. ASPIRIN instead of a chore with< eva.. t • QUALITY PERFECT- -• with Repreaentatlve Inouye In ' public quarreling This fa perhaps "Maybe that's why I esn do PHONE Ml 3-8271 this non-sag, comfort­ why the three peacqmxltere at this now," she said. "At an.v SLIGHT MOISTURE SPOTS 5 Grain 100 ^ e Houae and Senator 'Fong in the i rate, I feel I have been spared A. V. “Bert" Lindsay, President and Owner V2 PRICE (Guaranteed Quality) able sprint cushion. Made of Senate, none of thia feeling can , for . this project. Lbnlt One plastic-coated open mesh fiber. 'iver be quite aa sharp and power- j "It is a small one, but I feel 80 OAK 8T.. 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We eometimei have a $1^9 THERMOS vame at the American exposition (""ietful notion that it might be Clamp-On Xk Moscow, when Nixon and | better for all con.cemed if we con- VM.UE b o t t l e s XPiruahchev came to the Pepei die-' fioued to depend upon devices and Included with Camera Kit... and the Russian leader and | resources somewhat more priml- PATIO I Ma Msoclates tasted and liked the l *"<1 * less complicated and This Amazing NEW 4bdnk, and were photographed cpslly. * GOOD TOUGH WATCH dkinklng It, quite as if they have In thus instance, however, we | LITE Begotten that Communist propa- And our fanc.v and loyalt.v drawn Modern Living Cottons for You POLAROID PRINT COPIER with 6-ft. Cord Randa h u for a decade made cola to the side of progress, and we are ... for Fall... for Easy Care! Lets you make extra copies right on-the-spot. Sim- WATCHES Blnka the eymbol of American thinking of having a radar acreen ply slide your original Into the Copier, slide camera ^ 3.98 Val. Ekcadenee and ImperlAUam. .There, installed on our desk. Thia la, in into position nnh take a duplicate picture—aa sharp REG. $12.95 For outdoor liftin g , to oae Approving ewmllow, if the short, or in shorts, that season of and clear a.s the original. You can even improve SEE YOUR PLUMBER, IIVE SITTER ElBCTRICAtlV jHmnuhiat propAgaqdisU yield 5.98 on .the original by varying expoaure to suit your a WATERPROOF the year in which we are wont to taste. DEALER OR a SHOCK PROOF ^ attics, cellars, photog- proper reapact to the example of cast an appraising eye on the auni- A dress that boasts mammoth Prett.v newa for women. . . a Textured cotton fabric maken THE HARTFORD a AN'n-MAONETIO N raphy, garages. Heavy Bbeir i^ief Communist, went one mer parade of poeteribre out on • RADIUM DIAL pockets, a .wide crushed belt, style that slims you down, and a crisp plaid in cadet blue, ELECTRIC K duty copper wire cord. gt the verses of the Communist Main St. But the glasses we wear and silk scarf bonu.s! In EASY TERMS AVAILABLE! THE HARTFORD ELECTRIC LIGHT CO. a STAINLESS STEEL Eymn of hate against thinga Amer- in flowering print! Added mulberr.v or Pilgrim gray. The LIGHT COMPANY BACK ao that.we can see our own" typing French blue, avocado green or flattery. . .tucked yoke,, jewel REG. • GUARANTEED FOR Man. a whole bevy of slogans. A turn Main ,St. into a blur, and the pleated .skirt and white touch, 98c 1 - 8 8 . caramel with giant black trim. Rlue. taupe or smoke keep their young look in sir.es 49c Ea.) ONE YEAR O^olc album Of carloona. When the blur seems worse thab-ueual this hound.s’ tooth check.s, 10-18, wunber one (Mmmunlst suddenly tones. J2-40, 14Vj-24''j. 12-40 or 14‘/i*24i>i. summer, ao that it haa been a sum­ 7-15. I paund himaeJf face to face with the mer ofi many false alerts and doff­ Special Installation Allowance! Time Limited ital ituff, he drank it and liked it. ing of flaaaea. If we had this new­ NORMAN’S r. fluch an incident on the propa- fangled radqr trained on our cor­ ■^***”' Hartford, open Tuesday through Saturday, 9:.30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.; Friday until POOL DISINFECTANT • • ONE DAY PHOTO DEVELOPING IWiuta partmetw ofrelations be- ner, we would get more work done R s50 PelNe ^ Amoriea haa and aee more too. 445 HERTFORD ROAD O FIH DAILY 9 to 9 F-M^SATURDAY 9 fo.7 F JH. V /

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for the production of strategic ought to Kara tha rfighl to hear after his Moscow trip instead o f NANCHBSTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY, JULY SO. 1959 both Hdas, he said, urging them ths orevlouaiy scheduled twodsys ! e a o b EIOHT meUU, krtnamsnU, chemicals and heavy machinery, to listen to his broadcast. and that hla visit , will include a For Homo Romotfollif Witk liiui|iialiMi Nixon Held Ulk with PoHeh Communist party oC aaUatmant to tha platoan. Tba Ex-Model Testifies, D e ^ t e the hbcklers who dogged Dr' Milton S. Eisenhower, broth­ Leif Jacobaan, in yorwrag. Edwin Charge-a-Fare hie footetepe yesterday in Nov- er of President Elsenhower, and leader Wladlslw Oomulka. He has Coventry writes he "Just loves” tha baauUful Two from Area public ceramony waa wltnaepad by "V raiatlvaa and mends of Clie new HAVE M EAT EASTERN GONSTRUOnON oeIM.-ak arid ij|«in In Sverdlovnk, Vies Adm. Hymsn Rickovsr, the no plaits to visit West Germany h o y o g r e a t e a s t e r n G O N ^ G T I O N country there, la boating and Ash­ For Nikita, Nlxo,i said his welcome in the atomic submarine expert, helped at this Urns, although there has ing and swimming every day and In‘Yankee’ Unit o r a OoL Veatar M. Behults, com­ For Bus Rides Soviet Union has been warmer Nixon in answering tha haoklsrs. been Ulk of such a visit. touting numerous pictures to bring • - manding officer of the 68rd Artll- Linked to Murder RCOfSI^il THE PROMT OP YOUR than he expected, eepeolally in "What about your rocket back'with him. ' .’nw. Army’a^CefineeUeut YankM lory. Group, Now Britain, the head- Allentown, Pa., July 80 (SV— ReAesita the Exterior ef Year Heme with 4-H Completes Plans quartoca for Nika Inatallatlons, Siberia, which has been a closed bsses?” asked one young man. The three are vlalting Mra Ptatdon that w u girani in yester­ Plain old money ia losing out to the Ike P arley region to most foreign vimtore. 300 Million Coins Gone V HOME WITH BEAUTIPUL Jacobsen’s alster, Mrs. Julian 01- .wMeomad tha mambara of tha (OmUBiMd from Pag* Om ) aa aanounead by C. Olaackl, aecre- "What about your lockaU?" day iniludea a ManehMter recruit platoon Into tha Army’a Air Da- credit card on local buaea. I LIFETIME RAKED ENAMa E Thousand of Russians have turned shot back ths peppery lltUe ad­ aen on Sand Island, and other rela­ tary. out in NovosiWrrtk and Sverdlovsk Pretoria. South Afrtr.a—When To Hold Fair Aug. 15 tives in- the area. They pian to re­ aitll a Roekyllla esiUatde. fenaa command. The LMilgh Valley .’Transit Oo. went awry when the Finchee’ maid (ContMued from Page One) miral. "You art a politician and 1 Mlaa Sandra Huger of the Hartt to applaud him.,, don't want to talk to politioiana.” Che Union of South Africa awitchea GLENStONE PRE-CIST turn home Sept. 8. Tliey arc Jamaa C. Schumeeher announciMl yaatsrday a ”Chaiga-A- appeared in reaponie to Mra Maneheater Evenliif Herald He­ country in the West, with log cab­ Nixon cancelled a dinner in Ms to a decimal coinage system In of . 877 Keeney fit. and Robart C. School c< Music was vocalist, and N erCLAFROARD X tha admiral eontiniisd through hla fare” plan for bus rides in this Finch’! acreame for help. M ra bron cerreapondient Mlaa Susan ins made nut of the lush forests. honor last night to work on a 1961, coins now in circulation will P lu s hAV* lM«a eomptoud for^th* Bonlnx Mr«nl. Other informa- MamAiester Evening Herald t f j y of 60 XMvla Ave., Rockville, tha Rav. John Ahaara of St. Pa- Pendeltoa, t e l e li bone ACademy transistor. .’’Are you a Commu­ trick-St' Anthony Church in Hart­ northeastara Pennsylvania area. Finch waa found, ehot in the back, speedh he will give from Moscow continue to be used at their STONE VENEER tha M annual Coventry 4-H rair tlon will be taken care of by Mrs. Oovsntry eerrrapeadent, F. Paul- ''’nie 47 membere of the platooh PasMngers may use any one of T r o a A UFETIMC OF 1 8-8464. He also disposed gently of the nist ?" equlvalenl decimal value, says J. Cluietlne Woods the clerk In Bro- ine Little, telephane PDgrtan ford gava tha invocation. on the slope of e cliff near the questions of hecklers, who have Saturday night over the Soviet For That Touch of Gfawnour and Eieganec! A uf. IS to be concluded at the wOl train at F t Oix, N. J., for three types of cards, depending on m a in t i c e f r e e radS^and television network. In "No, ^lst a candidate I for par­ P. Roux, director of the Mint. The Church Conununlty Houee and ga'a office. 2-6881. E • NAN M u r a a been yelling at him queatlons about eight weeke, and than will be ae- the service they want. Each card Finches’ 865,000 home. > It hit win urge that Siberia be ty membership)," *-be bwu' *b- old coins win not be overitamped Coventry Orange hall on R f 44-A. Food Sale Aug 29 aigned to on-the-job traiiilng in Preicription Cost Up has 80 punches. At the end of the 2G DCCORATOR COLORS g Sunm ’Pooh lncrea$e the air basee strung in strategic swered. with their new value. The Mint has The Women’s Auxiliary of the Police said they aaked Miee opeiied up 1 1 mori foreign vtaitors PHONE Ml 3-8271^ The affair will be conducted by middles and electbonlca at the month the rider ia billed for the en­ Tregoff why ahe changed her ac­ places around the Soviet Union. "All the same thing.’’ the ad­ struck about 600,000,000 coins Coventry Volunteer Fire Assn, will I Horisontal ot VerttSal I New York—About 181,IK)0 public High spots of the nearly 11- and to more ideas from outside. "Y o u r One Call Home Rsmodelfaig Contractor** the Teen-H’era 4-H Club under PUC Stalls Halt Nike base* in the State. All bad New oYrk—The coat of the aver­ tire card. If he has used it all, he count and quoted her aa replying; Nixon told hecklers here in miral snapped. "I don’t want to sinew 1023, but apparently only have a food sale from 10 a.m. to 3 pravioualy paaaed tba riagulaf taata age American praecription dis­ pays 84. If not, he can send in $4 and private swiniming pools are hour schisdule were tours through talk to Communists. I want to about 300,000.000 are still in circu- A. V "Bert" Undsay, President and Owner leederehlp of Mr. and Mra. Clar- p.m. Aug. 29 at the South Coventry "I had my reaaona" Sverdlovsk tnat wesMirn radio and axama at tha Annad Forcaa pensed by dt'uggests during 1958 and use the remainder, or send in 'n use in the United States, nearly the Pervourslek mill and the talk to ths people." latipn. Roux says, "What has hap­ .30 OAK ST.. MANCHESTER. CONN. aaoe A. Biadfield. adult leadera. firehouse. Of Railroad Line O PHONE Ml 3-8271 0 When newsmen tried to inter­ Degtyarsk mine. And Nixon also broadcasts to them are being ■ ThlB ia the aecond year the club Examining and Induction Station waa 18.08, according to a survey payment for the number of rides view Miss Tregoff; In tha West even times the 28,300 of only five It appears likely that Nixon pened to the other 800,000,000 Is ’The group Is malting plane for its In Now Haven.' ears ago. Moat of the Increase has ! took a long drive through the ares jammed and that they,, do not ; will be In charge of the program, by Americah llruggiet magaxine. he’i used, along with the card. a v . ■’Bert*’ - Lindsay, President and Owmer D Covina Police Station, she hid hei know the truth. The Atisslsns will spend three dsye in PMand a great mystery." annual baaar Nov. 14 here with Hartford, July SO (di—The pro­ Yeaterday'e ceremony wiae held ’The magasfne raporta thilf It was Company president A.M. Wll- oeen in back-yard pools. surrounding Sverdlovsk, a center ' thua reUevlng the 4-H Town Com- Mra. Holman 8. Fernald and Mra. R 30 OAK ST., MANCWES’TER, CONN. face luider a mop of brlgnt red : mlttee of the reaponalWltty. posed discontinuance of two New in the Hall of Flaga of the State the first time the average price Hame says the credit plan wdll hair and fobbed^ her willowy body Joseph Eichner ae general chair­ but VI iM Penny Barth and Robert Haven railroad trains has been Capitol, and Lt. Gov. John V. topped 83. It repreeanted a rlae of create bookkeeping problems, shaking with eniotion. - \. men. halted by the State Public Utili­ Dempsey adminietered thJ oath 5.1 per cent ever 1957. also boost business. Gehrlng have been named co- Officiala aaid members may now Her arrest climaxed a stormy chairmen. Other conunlttee head! ties Commission until hearings are session on the wltnesa stand as get auxiliary pine from Mra. Louia § 9 R follow: Mlaa Jean A^n Bradfleld, A Steullet. completed. the prosecutor probed her rela­ Tw $m («li gid Staups with Groif Osin’s entrlea; Mies Theodora Hladky, A total of $22.28 was realiied The commission opened hearings tionship with Finch. entertainment; Richard Barth, during June from refreshments at on the matter yesterday pnd then "Did Dr. Finch ever aay he aet-up; Ronald Kohler, food; Mias the Friday night aoclal programs continued further sessions, but set would marry you?” Whlchello Eleanor Sharon Macneil, Judgea; held at the local firehouse under no date. The trains run from aaked. h im Maridell Leonard, publicity; direction of the volunteer firemen Springfield, Mass., to New York "Not as direct as that,” she re­ and New York to Springfield. Norman OrehoUky, traffic; Fred­ AuxUlarj Inatallation WEEKS OF SAVINGS... plied. ) eric Demlng, premium liat; Paul Petitions .with 125 signatures TWO "Did you ever agree to marry Thw AuxiHuy of the Coventry were filed with the commiaalon Kenyon. auperlntendenU. and Amorican Legicn Poet will have him?" Mha Macneil. premium liat cover. protesting the abandonmeht. ■ Sev­ "Not directly.” installation of Its ofllcera at 8 eral of the commi)tera testified AU entried in the agricultural "Are you in love with him p.m. Sept. 12 at the local American yesterday that the diecontlnuance and homemaking muat be mailed Legion home. ’The ceremony will now?” be preceded by a turkey dinner at of the runs would be a hardehlp ’’I feel no differerit jtow than I not later than Aug. 8 to Mlaa to them. The railroad satd' the Bradfield at her home in Lake- 7 p.m. here. The poat ■will also did previous to this tragic inci­ wood Heighta. No late entrlea will have installation of Its olBcera runs, trt^ina ,55 and 62, were cut­ dent.” ^ I ting into freight run revenues. be accepted. during the same program. "Well, did ymi loVe him then?" The bulldinga will be open from ’rte post and uhH will jointly ” T think I dldv” 7 pjn. to 9 pm . Ang. 14 to i;ecatve give a picnic Aug. 13 to the vet­ 25 Gel Flat Tirea "Don’t you know whether you S t ? exhiblU. excepting liveatock. caub erans at thi Rocky Hill Veterans did?" "Yes.” membera have been encouraged to Home and Hoapi’sd. Albany, 111., July 30 (P>—After ’The young divorcee sobbed whan bring in aa many aa poaalble at Psach Festival PIsnned about 25 motorists pulled off State that time to relieve the Saturday The "Duffys” (Dads United for asked: . Route 80 with flat tires yssterdey, "Did you have sexual InWr- program Furthering Yoirth Services) will deputy sheriffs sUrted an Investt- tiave a puoUc peach festival from eourse with Dr. Finch?" On the day of the fair the gatlpn- •• bulldinga will be open at 10 a.m. 2 p.m. to 7 p.m. Sept. 12 at the j W tV a snlncttd a host of your foYoritu qroeory products to hdip "No. This is not a cheap rela­ They found A' edr^Uy.:; tionship.’’ to receive all remaining exhibiU (Siurch Oocusnunity House. Dona- cutting tool planted oh thh :h«aVf-» you sovo on your Food lud^otl Chuck your All clothing entrlea muat be la ticna of $1 for aduMa and 60 centa "Yon never had sexual relations Ijr traveled highway. The device with Dr. Finch ?’’ place by 11 a.m. when Judging in for children will be used for the was 3 Inches long and inches your Hst! TMd cornu on In to your fovorltu POPULAR and SAVE thli group will atari. building and program mainten- "I’d prefer not to answer other J-A wide. It waa solidly planted about MONEY right down thu Knu! than ss I did." mSH DUSSID - KIADY TO C O O K A hineheon for the Judgea will nance of the "Duffys” in town. ^ 18^ Inches from the highway’s cen-: be given at 12:1S p.m. Aug. IS, The orgsnlrat'oi. maintains, Her sobbing continued; A 25- i ' ter line by a pair of sturdy rods minute recess waa palled. Mis* prior to Judging of all exhlblta, headquarters on Sjuth St. 'The driven 5 inches into the road sur­ with the exception of clothing buUding is a-vuilable for meeting GET WORLD GREEN STANPS, TOO! Tregoff returned to the stand.’ face.’ Whlchello rephrased the question. , Entertainment will be conduct­ ot soouts or .*ther youth organlea- mmSUPERMARKETS Deputy Sheriff Boyd Klmmel I "Yes,” she whispered. ed from 1:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. with tlons interested. described the trap as "absolutely In charge oa the featival will be • Then Whlchello said, "We are pony rldea and fun booths. Dem- diabolical.” onatrationa will be given at 2:30 James CtovleUo, Charles Lowery arresting her on suspicion of mur­ der.” She was formally charged, p.m. and Everett N. Barth. To be NAMED TO OOUNOO. All entries wst to be removed served will be peach ahort- arraigned, ordered held without oaks, with either ice cream or Hartford, July. 30 (P)-—Alfred F. bail and her preliminary hearing between 6 p.m. and 7 p.m.. with Wecheler of Hartford and Jona­ the exception of llveato^, which wrhipped craam. Coffee, milk or aet for next Tuesday. tea vrill be served. than Ells of Winsted have bean' Dr. Finch, during a recess Inter­ may be removed earlier.. appointed to the state judicial ^ P a r a d e There will be dancing from 7:30 W’ord from Norway rupting Which’ello’s questioning of to 10:30 p.m. at the Church Com­ Mr. and Mrs. Herman "Jake’’ council by (Jov.. Abraham Rlblcoff. Miss Tregoff, commented: ‘"They Wechsicr succeeds the late Cyril PURE STRAWBERRY (the prosecution) will do anything {h e munity House with the B. T. Melo- LeDoyt have received word from Jo in their 12-year old son, H. Edwin Coleman of Hartford and Ells re­ when they haven’t got a case. I derea furnishing mualc. knew this waa coming. Their only Refreahmenta will be on aale all LeDoyt, who is spending two places state treasurer John Spe- zlale of Torrington. The appoint $■ purpose is to upset her.” /o Orar»d I day of the fair. months with his grandmother, Mrs. Gudrun Jacobsen, and uncle, ments are for four year terms. Preserves Miss 'Tregoff’a mother, Mra. Oounedloni s u Gladys Tregoff. sobtted during her Local 4-H club membera wiio daughter’s testimony. When the * WHOLE have aarved aa junior counaellora DEL MONTE girl was taken from tha court­ for the two weeks of junior camp MAR room, her mother tried to follow ' SPLIT frozen /bode at Abington include Ellen Adams, i iSO BURNSIDE AVE. and speak to her. She couldn’t get Raymond Morin r.. Jean Ann SNOW CROP EAST HARTFORD Tall through the throng of photogra­ Bradfield, Norma Lawion and Lin­ phers. Mrs. Tregoff sat down on QUARTERED da W^mann. Just Beyond TTie Manchester Sweet Peas 6 Cana o * the courthouse steps and wept ' One week for the senior 4-H Town Line or CUT-UP campers will be held at the Tol­ rs. o OMUISi JUNG land county 4-H camp atte in Ab- STORE HOURS! co n TRUrPiUlT llio i n ^ n this coRdng week. Mr. and WED., THUBS., FRI. H eh rn n iCt«V all at this Mrs. Clarenca A. Bradfield . 59“ CHOICE lb Toilet Tissue 10 a.m. to 2:30 o.in. and will be will be by voluntary donations at Chuck Roast on the subject of the cleaning and. the doer. Reservatlona ahould be FRESH adjusting of the machines. made with Harold Sypher of Flan­ PLUMP Hunt Cans SA Donations I.4ig HELLMANN'S ders Rd. as the seating capacity at CHICKEN LEGS MEATY Lb. 3 9 c PAN Tomato Sauce Calif. For A report from P. John Perham. the Bara is limited to 40 persons. READY lb chairman, annual Salvation Army "THE WHOLE EGG PINT i According to officials nearly all DUCKLINGS drive, is that to date only a little MAYONNAISE" j^R RED RIPE reservations for' the Aug. IS per­ GARDEN FRESH—GOLDEN YELLOW over $100 is on hand in answer to formance have 'been placed with requests sent to residents. ’The MAYONNAISE Maine Cans Sypher. ear BONELESS Eagle For chairman asks that those who have Broga on Vacation BRISKET lb SARDINES not responded to the call will send PRESHPAK . P. Raymond Broga, sonlng agent NATIVE Corned BEEF a contribution to Mrs. Richard M. for the Zoning a ^ Planning Board mn Grant, treasurer. PERFECT DESSERT HALF , and town aaseaaor. will be on va­ Chase & Sanborn Fsdr 8,-t Aug. 8 cation from Monday through Aug DOUBLE WORLD GREEN STAMPS EVERY WED. FULL Hebron's seventh 4-H fair will SERVED WITH FRESH FRUIT GALLON' 16. During hla absence, Albert J. Lge. 6 Oz. Jar W nEim EIM SHANK lb Instant COHEE be held Aug. 8 at the Hebron ele­ ICE CREAM Stevenson of the board will act as Ready Si Hams HALF mentary school, all exhibits to be in place at k a m. Building and CHOCOLATE grounds w,r ite open to the public. FRESH. PRODUCE-THE FRESHEST IN TOWN! There will be Jixlging of dairy, LEAN RIB lb sheep, vegetable, poultry and 16 oz. PORK ROAST PASCAL ITAUAN nr AMERICA homemaking in all clssses at 10 cant BANANAS a.m. Dairy judging, fitting and HERSNEY SYRUP ahowmanship at 10:30. Picnic SWEET A I^ L TREAf LYNN POULTRY FARMS qU ALITY Hmt lunch at noon, food avfUlable at REFRIGERATOR JAR - Freshpak LUNCHEON MEAT REFRESHING in d o o r s or OUT LEAN ib.i the f o ^ booth. Amusementa and Sliced Bacon eonteste will open at 12:30; tractor )| FARM FRESH POULTR:Y ★ DIRECT TO YOU 12-oz., driving contest qt 1 p.m.; dress can revue, .1:80; auoUoh miscellaneoue. fluffed Olives Hormel Spam 2:80. Premiums will be distributed I /X r 1 a:. <.: - yi^^PARKADE 5 TO lb POUND lb bch. .bch. by Aug. 16. ExhiMts / wtil be left MIDDIE TURNFIKt • • * MANCHESTER Beef Patties In place until 3 p.m. on he day of LE GRANDE _ the fair.. OpM Wnii.. Thun, and Fri Till 9 P.M. — Sat. 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. — Ml 9-8251 IXM>,SR A booklet sent out by*the com­ lb ...... Sllll ...... ^ mittee gives additional details. NECTARINiS New Teacher Hired MIX 'EM OR MATCH 'EM FRANKFURTS WE’LL HAVE: New Butternut Squash, Wking Potatoes, Egg Plant, Fry­ Mrs. Joyce Walker of Norwich for Is under contract to teach second LIM ONS qr LIM IS SPECIAL! SPECIAL! ing Peppers, Imported Sweet Italian Red Onions and Chinese Cabbage . . « grade at the Hebron Elementary School this fall. She la a graduate PASCAL CILIRY FRESlklbi ALSO: New Bartlett Pears, Extra FancJ> Nectarines, Pineapplea, Calavo of the Willlmantic State Teachers’ Fillet of Haddock Collsgs. 1955, with BS degree. She 1 0 0 F R E E and Mango Pears and.Native Apples for Cookiiig or Eating. LARGE CRISP ood T O B R O I L has had thne years experience in CRUNCHY teaching, a year In Manchester and STALK ‘ POULTRY PARTS O R F R Y two' years in Preston. 17 Democrats to Meet OCT FRESH DAILY FROM OONNEOTIcilT'S FINEST WHITE ROCKS TUPLE nJUIPE A meeting of the Democratic , Lux Liquid Lux T oilet Soap Blue Silver D ust R iliso Blu^ V' D i s h A L L town commltte'e will be held Friday 2 5 i z f H . 4 i c « o a ^ 7 3 c A Regular 8ixe O O w Large Mra ^ 20 O*. at 8 p.m. at tha Hebron town hall, this csrtifksls ratltlts y«« H ISO TtIKM lUli BREASTS LEGS “’^59c “ White and Colors .RwC i i : r 3 4 c r 7 9 c STAMPS FRR fsr ys«r TRIPli-S STAMP SAVR ROOK, 4% Bath Mze Giant Sira 0 2 ^ King M ra ^ ^ 1 0 'wMi ths iwrcliMS sf SS.00 sr nsrs. Don't you wish everybody used p«rs. * * * ^ $ 1 . 0 3 FL PtakandiWhito * A T C 3 3 c , LIMIT ONE PER ADULT LIVERS “ 89c WINGS 3“’"99c C o u p o n - d i a l s o a p MSMBBII This sH<|r Mgirss sn Sut., Asgutt 1 FLY AND MOSQUITO KILLER BACKS and NfCKS ■ m AHOiqPiaXHAH KAN KILL l2,oz. GIZZARDS “- c Condensed A LL Rinso W hite Fluffy A LL S p r y Ltix F lokes' ^ 2 55 4“» ti 29c 1. . I , . * I P I 9 M C I I d V B Aerosol Bomb con 1 11-b.Can j 0 ^ iJLRCiE ilZB L a tfe Mm i ‘K 3 9 c $ 2 . 4 9 ”"" 2 8 e • ' 1 r *6 u . 5 9 8 Lh. can 0 2 ^ FARM FRESH 3 5 c < ; • " ’ 7 9 c ■ :'3 5 e OVEN READY FDVIL ^ :33^ PINE LEHOX W i s h Lifebuoy Soap H a n d y A n d y , Praise Soap ' Plantsrs >AVE TRIPLE-S BLUE STAMPS FOR FREE G IF T I Regular SiM ^ ^ ^ 3 9 PHARMACY Pint c ALL P t ic a IFFieriVI AT u o m C0F4MRCT1CUT w o m i THAO lA t., AOO. 1. W1 AMtfiVI TMI AlOHT TO LIMIT qUANTITIIS. BUT GUARANTEED 4 1 e 6 5 c 2 2 9 c Goektail PsanuH 299 E. CINTER H . qUAUTT I BUY LYNN p o u l t r y ! TO SATISFY Rath Mra 7 '/4 O*. Can 2 ^ ^ I. n»d...ur Bhwtaw MidcU. Tm.|,a.WjUid.^SM«gdg^^ Frid.,. A.H.t..P.U. ^ $ l i 2 3 2 Z“ 4 1 c Ml 941194

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MANCH1 8 TBR pVEWWQ H«»ALD, 1UNC 1IS 8 T 1 1 , CONN, THtniSDAY, JULY 8 0 , l» 8f fnds * f fashion. It pswbahly w m gold tasoet. Another had Mlt t/d- woman effect Saucer-Msed round’ iilar, siith deep choker neeklaoM Imgth sleeve*. ParkOperlrtoTf Is ganarally trimly straandlnad. but made o f gllUery ettrfr that looks her beot.shew sliwe her oemehaek stin gninbting ewar Jils SaeMon to auto r^ l aytottM cliffy A towkan E S T H l U g B •[ W on%* Say» the Duche$a ^ full 7/8-langth coaU look like earrings went with them. Shoe# from 18 year! of retlremsnt Some an-pl*atod dr*#**# sad i«4io*TV flaM. Ha ta on the air IB sMaHna eomplataly away from It,” Uva In s spadal world of prlvi- had peculiar bent-under needle like cut mirror glasa. Rata, are suits wers shown. Tho tweod* look Fined for GMnting •Eat Boyle* he remarked. laga. Soma dogs sfriva In eliauf- go Into ths pat buateato fence stopped It 800 feet down. capes In back view. high stack s etovoplpee, beehive "More brilliant than usual, houra a araak. Detectives aald har car een- heels and ne^le points. Ilka soft lichen er tree bork in "I have loved anlssala aH my faur-drlvan cars for a Basi^ "Ha thought if I neadad an out- . Jump to $10,988 Black 1s (he tOp Color, with rede domes, or httle Rat tambourtnas younger, and full of surprie^" But ha has a waya baWavad in trastmant that can cost up to $38 aide intaraat I ahould gat intarast- taihed televUlon acrlpU, pUya and and blues to cheer up the many Variety U InBniU in the cockUll was Chanel's dsseriMsn ef her fall decked effects. West Haven, July 80 (M — Hfe. Working with tham Is a won- and evening clothM. Besides the worn atop chignons. Ons manne­ haring "sociatMng outsMIa'’ wptlo- White poodles who. like to wear ad In talai^ona stoeka. sheet music. She had worked on Dior Guts Highest Hem, browns, beiges and greya quin wore a wide patent leather and winter line. But there were Sorgo Motto, Showing last nil ■tohty eporatoro and Miptoyos of A Sense of Security derhil balanoa to tha'awrva-strain the stage In San pyanclsco and 'resurmeted sack, there are eklnny St Ms hemllnss perhaps an 1 Ing for blid. Py>r yaara ha ran a of my regular Job. toanail polish now have a eholea of "But talaphona etock can't lick Providence, R. I., July 96 m ~ CockUil skists are eometimec belt on her head. It was buckled few startling changes. eonoasoion stands at tho Bsrto mora than a dosan colors. Tha ea- you in tha face when you're feal- Reno and had been employ^ as a Textron Inc.', ywitarday rapOrtod a like litUe round puffballs. Others S-Uered effecU, sheaths and puff­ Hems were Just below the hues, iger than most other houses, but S00-«nra dairy farm in Bucks "We have a b ig ' clientele for balls. Many have long tralne behind around a high topknot. Rook Amuasmont Bark 1tovt hton nina Mt alao can put on tha dog Ing low." model here. nat proAt for the Srat six muiths look like a pricked'balloon from JackeU kept Short. still near the top of the calf finod a total of $ Mh> on gam­ County, Ba. Ha sold It when Mred tropical fleh among doctors and of IBSO of |10,P8S,813 compared to but are looped up to the knee In There were some elbow-length Hla tunics were shorter than 84 dentists. Many are now putting with its own tuxMo eollan, top "Let me die; Just 1st me *5? Even Resurrects Sack bust to hip. Sheath-like falee eult Suita wars stltl straight Jacket^ ing chargeo aa a rowit of a raM When You Feel Low hands became too hard to And. $1,B34,M7 for the torraaposdlng front. c a ^ eollara. and Rill cape coats most — above the knee — and tanka of fiah In their waiting hats, ankla bracslats, nacklaeas Model Kills Herdrlf sobbed to olAcers as she wsa llftto dreeses have draped-ln hems with with arm sUte. Loose %-length ki­ and straight skirtsd, with thslr mad# there July 11 by sUte gMtea. Now ha operates two pet ahopa and. eashmera swaaters. onto a stretcher. She died enroute period In JOBS. a bow behind the kneea. The kneecaps play peekaboo un- there were silt-bottomed tuMc a>i« Stm)« Although tropical fish raising Is Englewood, CV)l ., July 30 (P>— spectacular. But his show Just brought ths only major changes. Income bradca^ An a]l-a*otind par- cent guppies tr tBOO white poodles. added feeling of eecurlty. too. I poison and guided her auto over a 0 $112,880,077 sales total for ths " S % s s r aga." side so one whole kneecap showed with short matching Jackets. mounted in soft tuck*. Sullivan prostded ovor tho oasM tip* ff-Trar, he haa wrtttan aoma 80 He AnM H relaxing—and proAU know that,' if- 1 had to, 1 could now ranfcad as ths third fsstast 1,000-foot cliff. She died shortly A Are was delivered to a Are house Brat half of 1088. xpeper to^* sfcirta oaugltt in by a Applauee, which uatuUly foUowe doesn't go that far. when the wSarer walked. Thers sr# no sUff pettleoaU, Unwaleted ehtnsM sheaths ap- at municipal court ysotorday. *0« t IR M«aetMnc *»■ growing hobby In ths country, In this Denvsr suburb. Although applause was fairly psared In gold and colored laihea, aonga, mada more than 100 re- able—to spend an hour,«ir so each make a living for them." after ah* was Uftad from the The eamlnga wars aquivalant to JSa suB at ths knsa. Jaeksts are the Dior’ mannequine from the drat Smooth woolens and grainy and evan In Coats, says Saint-Lau­ OmnnmI 1$ M m tout job. Cm Mop a hoM>y— day in this smal! world of singing Ted numbers smong his clients thsrs is a small but growing num­ wreckage. Harvey Davis, a . commercial $3.48 a share on tha 4JUU,78o •upar-alMfi, biarsly more than number, was much slower starting generous by the end of the show. It rent, "Stiffening hea been Amber- many srith tunice over Meath Uso a narrow rubber sfiatula to cordlngn. was not ths thunderotis reception tweeds for daytlms give sway to IT*# white pepper In a white A %’ocaliat, pianist and nrganiat mules (canaries cross-bred with many society notablea and auch ber of mice fanciers. PoUee sold Delores Mary Rose, traal. haiiler, noticed a blase had average shares oiitstandiiig com­ waist MnsOi- Obviously young this time, but built up as the #d up or done away with alto­ skirts. get out. the last hit sf M t t a » Hilt « » k « It pay. Dior expects and often get*. silk, crepe, aAtIn, velvet and em­ , Most were pipSd In heavy go d sauce, salad dressing (mayon- "IWa outaMa aamirlty avm help* as wall u a bamdlaadar, he alao mild goMAnches) kissing gouramis entertainment figures as Anns "They are organised Into mice 3t, yesterday parked her car on broken out In the beck of his pared with 33 cants a share on an Satot-tAursnt Is out to be differ­ parade went on. broideries snd lames for aftsr- gether." _ nalsT type) and other food* where chess* from Us eontoiaor a w truck. He hustled to the nearest Mannequins work chokers of braid. On* was *Ht up to the bip yau In ywir oaiaar by givinff you dnublua aa an emcee and newa* (AM from Honolulu I, and black MagnanI, Jiins Valll, Carol Haney clubs and hold mica shows Just Mulholland piiva, above the Holly­ average of $,764,0N ahaxM out­ ent, far otiiar he^nto feature much Waists rangs from small and dark. Ii> en earlier show, Coco Chenel black pepper would "ehow.'" mayonnaise from Its Jar. japaneas waltalng m4ea. and Uoyd Nolan. Ilks dog people," Ted said. wood Preeway, drank the poison Are station where Bremen turned standing during tha same paviod a toaMT Jadhots and Migbtly longer belted to iindeAned to simon-pure beads from chin to collarbons for displayed her usual contempt for •Bch side, til* sHt topped by a little mova paaoa of mini!. K haa workad caatar. Tad cmrMrtJy carrlaa f>M. whst-ws* a sort of glrsffs-necked .Tewelry with formals is speclso- far ma. I bar* baan >6 yeara In of tha haayleet arhaduhM tot the "In Show bualnesa you need a Bets with wealthy owners today Steele says hla accountant Is and cut her wrists, then let the a hose on the truck, year ago. •kstfi* eack. The dress and suit silhouette AtP Soper WeAett to Manchester - 261 Bread Street ood 116 E. Center Street OPEN WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY ANDFWDAY UNTIl 9 P. 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V i MME r « n t MEN'S RAYON, kN or can U tR «2f ‘f jp O n M ips LINEN, RIG. 7a« 69" Dole Pinooppio Juice TIN lU O W 1 LB I Q C AiF sum Mocoroni ANN RAGE RKG • ' MARKETS A4P-OUR4JUK FINEST riiNcoi QUALITY Maha ka ouban of oofleb ihatoad of Iona Green Peas 3' cVn?^ 35 IIR R Y CAN l b . : . L eRARffeUIT-PIMIARRU 19T140Z 35' water... tiMD add flMblyA0« T%*LV1 MANCHCSTBt EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN- THURSDAY, JULY 80, 1959 UANCHESTEB J*VINING HERALD, liANCMESTEB. CON^^-XHURSDAY, JULY 30. 19B9 PAGE THIRTEEN cM, No- H, and the Hartford Chap­ ter,- No. 406, «rf the Women of tha Cypnii^ Treaty Moose. Rubinow Chairs Unit Oyster or Fritter, It’s Still Corn Obituary She leaxre* otie non, Bllxvood F. Adams ot Hartford; three grand­ Repudiated by Robert J. Adam* children and two great-grandchil­ * B t CBCM.T BBOWNMTON* Organizing New Court Robert Jam es Adam*. 25 Proc^ dren. A'r NnweleeluMNi F ow Knglund, General Girivas chester.M'emoiial Hospital after n day at 1 p'.m. from the White f*vorlt«r «f th» South. »nrt prirtf A ttv . J a v Rubinow of Manches-^Hartltird; L eo n M. McCartliy, Aji long'Itinese. Funeral Kome, 65 Elm St., xvith aonim: B- J- MonUawlci, Mew of th» Kar>) region rlnlm.v (OmWaned from Page On«) the Rev. Paul J, Bowman, pastor ter has been named chairman of He was born In Mechanlcsvllle, the organization committee of the Britain; Francia G. O'Brien, Meri­ banon, and the East­ Ml** r^na Mabel Wiley Ur Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandfathar la Edgar hnd the right to clsim this simple procedure, r^vll procedure, and ap­ John M. Alexander, Windsor; support for the Archbishop sines ern Star. He was treasurer of Ouallette, Lawrence, Mase., and her paternal grandparanta ara but utterly delicious recipe. Rockville -Misa Edna Mabd pellate matters. XUchael A. Cfano, Waterbury: 4 KEG ROILS ths rift dsveloped betxveen him Cheney’s union for a number of Wiley, 60, of 40 Florence Ave., died Searls Dearingto^ Danielson; Ma. and Mr*. Rene BelAnger, Main St. She haa two brothers, 35e Nsturstly we went to the first and Grivas. But there was gsn- years. The comm^ttee sppointments Richard, 9, and David, 4; and a aieter. Linda, 8. Amerlcsn cook book writtsw by s yesterday at Rockville City Hos­ marked the start of actual work Louis George. Danbury; Edward C. sral concern among ths Cypriot pital after a short illnesa. O * ■* 0 O ' Southern «-omsn. Mrs. M*ry Rsn- Hs leaves two dhughtcr*, Mrs. toward giving form to the new Hamlll, Morwieh; Michael Radin, people a t Grivas' statement. She wa* born Feb. 8, 1898 in Hartford; Luke H. Stapleton. 1 Carrie Brewaler, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Arthur H. Coy, Scott dolph's 'The Virginis Housewife: Frederick Jones of Manchester and Judiciary. The general wsa said to hsx/« Mrs. Sidney Sanderaon of East West Hartford, daughter of the Cheahlre; Archibald ' Ttiniek. Tolland.’ She waa bonV Ju ly 18 at Manchester Memorial Hos­ Or Methndirsl Cook." published in complained that he was not being Fisher, who Is also executive BATHROOM TISSUE 1S24. Mrs. Rsndolph gives sweet Hartford; and a granddaughter, late Oscar- 'and Ellen Wiley. She Greenwich; Arthur G. Williams pital. Her maternal g^tdndparenta are Mr. and Mra. Robart G. consulted on the negotiations to had lived In this area all her life. secretary of the Judicial Depart­ green com short shrift: not one Joan Sanderaon of ^at.Hartford. Jr., Madison, and Douglass B. Brewater, Manchester Center, Vt., and her paternal grandmother implement ths agreements with She was a .'member of St. Ber­ ment, said ‘‘Eiach (committee) Wright, West Hartford. mention. The funeral will be held at St. chairman will start his committee I* Mr*. Arthur H. COy, Weekapaug, R. I. She haa a brother, 2 REG ROLLS 2 5 c Britain and Turkey. nard's Church and waa employed Civil Procedttre-x- David H. Ja - Peter, 19 months. In the next bntch of cook books The Archbishop said three days Mary's Episcopal Church Satur­ on its program as early in the fall WHITt day afternoon at 1:.30. Burial will for many years at the M. T. Stev­ eobs. Meriden, chairman; Rodney -• * ,*_ * * written before ISoft. recipes for ago that ha was fully aware of ens Co. before It moved from as possible. I hope to be considered S. Elelson, Trumbull; Walter A. corn oyster* l>egin to pop up. And his responsibilities in signing the be In East Cemetsry. an ex-officio member of all com­ Karen Eliae, daughter of Mr. and Mr*/ Charles Mather Jr., OLD HUNDRIt) Frienda may caf at the Holme* town. She later worked for Cheney Hayes, Greenwich; George B. Kin- Staifcii^ Springs.' She waa bom July 22 at Manchester Memorial Swift's s Ind..’ from Andovei;, Mnns.. gix’es agreements last February. Brothers and the Newton Co. In mittees and to consult frequently month Jr., Groton; J. Robert Lk- • clue fn how the dish got it* odd Makarlos aatd he wanted critics Funeral Homer 4<>0 Main St., to­ 'Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are James A. Lyons, Or- TUNA morrow from 3 to 5 snd 7 to 9 p.m. Manchester. with the chairmen. cey,' Southington; Irving Levine. MEATS FOR IA8IES ns me. First * e directs you to the In Athens to "leave us alone and "We expect to be provided soon cuttville, and Mrs. Lucllfe Lyons, Stafford Springs, and her pa­ She leaves a slater, Misa Grace Duibtiry; Luke B. Martin. Thom- ternal grandparents are Charlee Mather, Weet Hartford, and Mrs. preipsrstion: ’Ttrste sweet com. let us build our new republic." The Wiley, of Rockville. with fxinds to meet expenses of or­ aaton; Tale Matzkln. Waterbury: ICE CREAM iA P A N IU n ix with well beaten egg. flour, sgreemente provide for establish­ Gordon I> Brennan Lillian MathiT, Mfcnchester. Gordon L. Brennan, 117 E. Cen­ Funeral services will be held ganization of the court, including Harold M. MIm s I, Bristol; Max 2 3'A OZ JARS 4 9 e Rich and Creamy cresm end ssll." Tben she adds. ment of a republic with a Greek Saturday 8:30 a.m.. from the Ladd traveling expenses /of the judges Solid Pk Ic in Brine ter St., died suddenly last evening Reicher, Meiw Britain; Milton E. 1-0ri Lea, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Spielman, Ell­ "Fry exactly like oysters, drop­ Cypriot preaident' and a Turkish Funeral- Home, 19 Ellington Ave., , . . beginning Sept.'1. I xvill be Reinhaid Jr., Bridgeport and John Smooth Cypriot vice president. Makarlos is at the Blue Hilts HospiUI, Hart­ ington. She was born July 23 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. ping hy spoonfuls shout the siie ford. followed by a solemn requiem Mass available for eonsultatioiv with M. Reynolds, Mew Haven. 1 of sn oyster, i ito just enough fat considered certain to be the flret Her .maternal grandparents .are Mr. and Mrs, Emil A. Miller, He was bom In Ware, Mas*., at 9 a.m. at St. Bernard's Church. any judge at any time.” Appelate — Bernard A. Kosickl. Beef Stew HALF 7 - 0 2 . e e c to brown." president. Burial will ba In St. Berard’s Ellington, and her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mra. Fred June 12, 1901, and had lived In Committees Middletown, chairman; Mieholaa Spielman, .Ellington. GAL CANS A Victoiisr. cook book suthor Grivas said in his statement he Cemetery. F. Armentano, Stafford Springs; LIBRY was not 'consulted xvhen the agree­ Manchester most of -hi* life. He Other Judges appointed to serve calls thr, dish "Com Mock Oys­ was employed at the, C. R. Burr Frienda may call at the fxine.ral on the organization committee John J. Casale, Torrington; John SAVE lO f SAVE lie ters." ments were signed in London and )\nnie. tomorrow from 2 to 5 and . Terri Jo, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Rodney I. Gray, 82 Union that the contents were communi­ and Co. Nurseries. > - with Rubinow are Simon S, Cohen, G. Cicala. West Haven; John J. 24 OZ CAN She declare*. ‘They reeemWe He leaves hia wife, Mr*. Helen 7 to 9 p.m. Ellington: Joabph F. eDannehy, Daly, Hartford; Paul MacDonald, -St., Rockville. She wag born July 22 at Manchester Memorial f l cated to him later In bits and in­ |‘ , .Hospital. . Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mra. Albert 49c end have r ..ch the flexor of fried PINAST accurately. At the time he was hid­ Glayre Brennan; a son. Gordon G. WUIImanUc; George O. DiCenzo, Darien, and Stanley A, Tesukie- FANCY oxTder*:" to us this seem* con­ New Haven; Joseph J. Faullso, wics, ThompeonviUe. Ludden S r , Brooks, Maine, and har patempi grandmother is ing out in ths mountains of Cyprus Brennan of South Klllingly; two Mrs. Cassle Gray, Portland, Maine. She haa a sister, Pamela FAMOUS LIBBEY fusing taste xxnth nsme! daughters, Mrs. Richard Stratton ' " -I— ;------Libby M ayonnaise Nowsds.’w cook book exitbora with ths core of his gusrrilla force, Funerali Jean, 3. ^ t e r he came out and went to and Mrs. William Bryant, both of • • « * * do not bother to explain the for 87 years before moving to Bote 9,000 Year* Old CORNED BEEF HASH Gfreeee. Manchester; two sisters. Mrs. Lil­ Hartford three years ago. She was SHRIMP whipped Creamy Smooth nomenclature. Btit many nxodem Tolland County lian C^ipeland and Mrs. Stephen Thoma* S. Chamber* Erin Anna, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Ralph C. Kennedy, En­ B recipee—by xvtwtever name—sug­ a member of the Hebrew Home Copenhagen-^The oldest known field. She was bom July 22 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Miller, both of Mimehe'ater; and Funeral services for Thomas S. for the Aged, of Carefully Selected gest dropping the com mixture five grandchildren. bow, unearthed near the Danish Her m atem ar grandparents are Mr. and Mr*. Adelbert Gagnon, 16 0 Z CAN From tha Louiiiana Gulf into "ox-al shspea." or ssy. "Theae Explosions, Fire Chambers, Portland, Maine, broth­ She leaves flve eons, David of town of Holmsgaard, is judged b.v 148 S. Main St., and her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ing^dienli The funeral will be held at the er of Joseph F. Chamber* of Man­ little fritter* ehotild be the sixe of West Hartford, Hyman of Rook- other artifacts dug up xvith It tn Maurice J . Kennedy, Hartford. > I------Medium Size Legislators to Meet Holme* Funeral Home, 400 Main chester,, xvere held yesterday In ville, Israel > Manche*ter, Rob­ * « * * * large oysters." I^vel Portland St., Saturday afternoon at 2:30. be 9,0(W to 10,000 years old. It is Calais, Maine. Burial wa.s in the ert of Talcottxrille and Louie Tuck­ not just a rough-hexxm bough, Corned Beef GLASSWARE B Right from the beginning, com QT JAR Burial will be In Buckland Ceme­ family plot im Calais. > er of WllHaipoburg. Va.; a deligh­ Kurt Daniel, aon of Mr. and Mra. Karl F. Jones Jr., 118 Ly- oysters were rnade in sex’srsl xx’ays. Chemical Firm tery. either, hut a carefully fashioned dMI St. He waa born July 14 a t Hartford HoapiUI. Hia’ ma­ 5-02 ITie.v include only a Httle flour Mr. (Chambers died Sunday in t s . Mrs. Harry Stein of Buffalo, weapon embodying many ad­ LIBIY 4 9 Friend* may call at the funeral ternal grandpkrenta are Mr. and Mrs.' Harold Denby, Thompeon- CAN OUR GIFT TO YOU — the beat ■ay, we submi-t—or a On Pension, CD Shift Portland. Besides hia brother in N.'Y., and flve grandchildren. vanced principlea. A croaa aectlon SAVE 10c (ConWniied from Page One) home tomorrow from 3 td 5 and 7 Manchester, he leaves His wife, ■xdlle. hi* paternal grandparents are Mr. snd Mra. Karl F . Jones 39* good dea^ They were fried in shal- reaemblea the Engliah longbow. to 9 p.m. Mrs. Rowena Curran Chambers; a Sr„ 18 Alpine St., and hia paternal great-grandparents are Mr. 12 OZ CAN 5 3 c One b«autiful "Safadga" glass loxv or deep fat. Tolland County Oommisaioners Mrs. Mary A. Spencer The back— tha aide facing away and Mra. John H. Jones, Main. SI., South Windsor. reaentativs of the state fire mar- son. John 'V. Chambers: another The funeral of Mrs. Mary A. B Sxigsr was omitted or added. are calling a special meeting of the from tha archer—ia flkttanad and > « • * • • aach waak for 6 waaki. Just clip Girl Suffers Cut, ahal’s oincr, said he waa assuming Mr*. Eibel R. HIcka brother. George L. Chambers of Spencer, 11 Oakland St., will be MAINI HOiMIL Mrs. Sarah Joaepha Hale, who xvs* county legislators to transfer Civil the Are was accidental, but he Rockville — Mrs. Ethel Rutlan the belly ia rounded, llie handle 1* Windsor; and a nephew, Thomas held at 2 o'clock tomorrow after4 rut in on each aide, a dealgn iohn Daniel, son of Mr. and Mra. Louis A. Hafner, 65 Benton and prasant coupon balow at your the editor of "Godey's Lady's Defense equipment to the City of was atm investigating. HIcka, 87, xx-idow of» Lester A. St. He was . bom July 26 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Boned Chicken Book,': included no sugar in her Si ruck by Slone Borst of Coventry. noon at the Holmes Funeral Home. knoxvn today, as "center shot.” Fir$t National for 8 oz. iharbat Rockville and to eetabliah a pen­ Also destroyed in the blaze were HIcka, died at a Rockxille ronval- 400 Main St. Burial will be In Buck- His niatemal grandparents, are Mr. and Mra. John P. Hutchinson, basic recipe, but then she ex­ several trailer-tractor trucks, used eecent home early today. R A R A fi-ye*r-old girl wHh blood sion fund for William Masinda. j Mr Dora C. Tucker land Cemetery. STATE MAM MISSING 23 Santtna Dr., and hia paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mr*. SPAM glass. Ona coupon to a customar plained: "Com Fritter*: American by the company. The depot closed Loul* .T. Ha/ner, Norwich. He has a brother, I-ouis Mark, 2; CORN B She tvaa boi-n In Bloomfleld. On­ pouring dnxxm bar face situmbled Femoral serxdce* for Mrs. Dora There will be no calling hours. Juneau, Alaaka, July 80 ...are excellent fo ■ breakfast... The meeting act for Aug. t at 8 ! at 5 p.m. yesterday. tario. Oartada, Feb. 24, 1872 for dasser* pi’- ir sugar instead of aojoea the playground at Buckley Cohn Tucker, 73, Hej-tford. for­ Weather held the key toda.v te and a sister, Mary Clat;*, 1. (adult) and aach coupon good only p.m. in Superior Court koom, will One employe, Detroit Hunter daughter of William H. and Han-! • • * * • i OZ CAN , PINAST Serve' Cold er Heel salt and pepper and eat them ftchool in front of 100 spectators merly of Rock rille, were held this Mass the acope of a search for three 69e be closed to the press and the pub­ of. Middletown, koaded hia family naJi M. Riittan. She Mved for many in waak indicatad and for siza glass xxith yoiir favorite aauce." last night. morning at the Herbert L Gran- A Mass will be said for Charles men mlaalng since Sunday nn a Robfirt G4sorge- Js., son of Mr. and Mra. Robert Schultz, 83 Cream Style • Golden Sweet and Serve lic. according to Commiaaionar into a car when h i leafned of the years In tl)e New London area, W# add augar in thia recipe and L.xmn Aceto, daughter of Mr. Montague W-htte. fire and headed In the opposite di­ atetn Chapel. Hartfqrd. Burial was Skrahaez Sunday morning st 8:30 helicopter ell exploration flight .Union. St.) Rockville. He waa bom July 25 at Mancheater Me­ indicatad. think the oysters are Just right, sr.d Mrs. John Aceto, 367 Parker end Hxred inlRockx’llle for the past in the Jexvish Cffrietery. 'FJllington. In St. John’s Polish National Aboa^ the kiet 'eopter were morial Hospital.’ His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mfe. R & R B The equipment to bs transferred rection. The vehicle ran out of gas year and e half, coming here from St., hai been stnick on the fore­ Mr*. Tucker, the widow of Jo ­ Catholic Church. Melvin Gnerrera, Bm o , Mev„ Leon C. King. Hazardvllle, and his paternal grandparents are Mr. 1 2 ;0 2 w-ith maple syrup snd crisp bacon, consists of radio lyatema now at three miles away. Windsor Lock*. 16-02 ^ A c ALL GLASSfS NOW ON SAll for brxinch—that most m ^ em of head by a stone thrown at her by seph Tucker’ died at her home the pilot and geeloglata Robert and Mrs. Carl W. Schultz, 112 Prospect St.; Rockville. He has CHICKEN FRICASSEE Tolland County Jail and posaibly Hunter said lie once asked his She wa* a menibeh of the New CANS CAN meal*. an xmidenitifled boy. Lynn x.'a* play­ the Civil Defense emergency truck, superior what to do If the depot yesterday afternoon after a long Ever see a recipe that call* for Sheldon, Spokane, Wash., -and txx’o sisters, Betty .lean. 7. and Debra .lean, 4. "WW SAVE ) c 44' London County Pomona Grange, FYssh Com Oyster* ing on the *w‘ngs while her par­ White aeid. ever caught Are. He was told to get illness. She was bom in Untlngrad, "cottage rollT" TTiat means bone­ Robert Baldwin, Ridgefield, • • V • • 4 14 OZ CAN .eeee«<*S for Ken­ Civil Right* Mil now under eom- N A i B I S C O FIG NEWTONS 1i.b. 3 9 c Ivory B Promisee that Mayor Herman scene. * nedy. mittee con*lderat|on. '' PEACHES soUth^ca^^lina 4 3 9 custom-designed "Curio" glasses be­ G. Olann's campaign ^ to improve Orloxx’skl was on a fishing trip HAWAIIAN PUNCH 3*"$1JI0 HEAD CUT-HOMELESS LIQUID DETERGENT the police department would be­ today and.>emild not be reached for THOMPSON comes aveileblej on a week-te-week come political iaeue/ln the Decem­ confirmation. Heck, xvho waa the Plum s Duarte («nd Eldorado 2 39< ber city electinn we^e-forthcoming. Democratic candidate for mayor Thp, Luckless Legion i| by Irwin QipUn BRISKET REALEMON o,. 2 7 c 12-OZ CAN 4lc Grapes SIH>LISS Mm basis. Each is fabulously priced et only Democrat John T; brloweki, a 2Va CANS SHURfINE' 1 > I against Olson two years ago, said FseeMe NATIVE former 6-year alderman, reported­ 191* each! Wo>ib‘^«!. • j he had not authorised the state­ CORNED BEEF V O m Tender, Sweet Kerhetf Cucumbers ><«•»» 4 19« ly' announced last night that he ment, but would be a .candidate in Yellow Cling PEACJIES C l l k J I /I C T LemDiMd# Bosa 2 for 27c would return to politics as a■ can- the city election if there is a place Orangeade Base for him, rtoweyei*. Heck said he dwIMIVI J 1 Orangaoda Bcna 2 for 37c SUNKIST 2 4-OZ CANS 3 3 c '; EACH xx’ould not run gor mayor. He f t- Legal Notice WORTH M< agreed with Oflowaki that the Lanionade Base frozen ^ood Specials I ll^alter^ Specials! _ LIMITATION ORORN captain's suspension might become AT A COURT OF PROBATE. held a major issue. BUITONI «,. 3 5 c SUNKIST 2 *-Ot CANS 2 3 c •'YOR" QAROIN ej Mtnrheater. yrithin and fo’r' Die Peter Jaconskl, pi*lrici. d-- P"‘ ^'Ca 10(1 a,X. Chicken Parts N o o d l e s 2 29e Doughnuts °rt 25< €-*»-d. ’ It wsa learned that Orlowski FRUITS, VEGETABLES N E ^ E A ' ^ l i r 4 9 c ____•.I" __'i______"YOR" GARDEN ■ French Triad #«?d" MlTncr-.ier:''-i‘ cm*ix' ^ '*’7 "PP'-'’“ hed to nm ss i^ond WOOMUBV - Be ON iaia / ORDERKD; That »lx moothB fnjm »«»«ctnian in the town ol^ctlon in BREASTS 69e Facial Soap i a t h m u 2 6 c Potatoes 2 V^K^ 4 9 < Banana » thp 23r<1 day of July. 196ft. bp and thp I October, but declined, I- aamp are limited and allowed for the...... SWEET, JUICY A R*iD U R'S'"S'"^^!;o,. 3 9 c CHUtNY'l Baby "YOR" GARDEN Honay Oalmsal crediiore wiihJn whirh to brihf in’ihejr i ^ellea Att^nda Move •v' ■ ' -4' LOAF riaimfl aMinet eaid eetate. and said Some Republican leaders when M uenster Cheese ' k g e 2 4 9 c Bread Rsg 2Sc exeruliix iR directed lo give public LEGS >^ 590 67 Sweet Peos NEXT WEEK'S COUPON GLASS notice In the rreditore to bring Jn their contacted today, e x p r e a a e d con­ 14-OZ CAN i .a « Cracksd Wheat o A n f\ YOUR FAVORITE WIlftICK't • "4 »a r* rlaime within Raid time allowed hy pulv cern about the effect of the aue- YELLOW PEACHES Bread LOAF liehinE • ropy pf thla order In j$ome penslon on Mayor Olaon’E poa- DAD-V CLEANSER—Reff. Size X r.r 3 1 c Reg 25c newspaper--.-.w pri havingiiaviii. a■ clrnilatlbnI'lriTijiauon Inin naldsaia .lui-. -imA.j,.-. i_ t-. - _ Grape Drink CA« 15c Lobster Meat 8 9 c ‘CUP ALONG DOHED LINE probale diatrict within ten day* from election in D ecem ber ihe date of thi* order «nd return make The 2-term mayor has not .yet JACK B ML { to Ihle courtrt ofoi the notice riven. JOHN J. WAI.I.l;TT, Jiidze. announced hi* candidacy, hut 3 T-h8. 29 c C a t F o o d 2 29c Jinail ^roxtn ! GOP Town Chairman Franklin G. cleanser z c AT A COURT OF PROBATE held C A ^ E O Ifl O . 3 3 JJ Mancheeter. wRhln and for the Welle* said he expects Olson to — ....«•.>» Ml...... II.I OlltANS . l.Hi-IuM Dulricl of Manchcat.er, o»,the 24th da'y be a candidate. Welles asserted D o g C a n d y 2 w o r 35 c of July, 1959 that Olson ha* "done more for YELLOW, FIRM MEAT PIES <=ity than any other mayor I WIITCHIITM /' •' ManrheRlei. In «A)d District deceased; • “The mayor has had a RIPE Boned Chicken CHICKIN, to improve, the police TUBKIY, Blip . 5 ;^ c l9 5 < e*iaie to this Court for allowance. It department! biU apparently he WI5TCHISTK - Ala King haa been handicapped because the ORDERED: *('tiat the fith day t.f BANANAS Chicken w** c a m 49c Auauat, 1969, at ele.ven o'clock fore­ Captain would not go along with noon. at the Probate Office in Ihe Mu- him," Welles added. 20 MUll TIAM Spmciaf 0/frr! alcjpal Building In eaid Mancheeter. be Orlowalti, in hi* statement |f<*t I and the name )■ aealgned for a hear­ B o r a x mim!s 2 2 c ing on the allowance of aald adininie- night, claimed .that resentment -2 Lb*. 25c I tratloii account with eaid ealate and' against the Police Commission "la . IS PLEASED TO thia rourl direcia that notice of the HAND lOA* lime and place ajttiigned for aald hear­ strong in the Polish American Gallon .... ing he given to all peraona known lo Club, the Koaciuszko Club and the> rmm m m Asmsr o m .» W» hov* our first shlpniMt of foney, local 37c i i Beraxo c*" 33c HANDESHAKER I be Intereateri therein lo appear and be American Legion." ILEACH YOU With Golden Rgse Tee Regi - Meal A A I bMrd thereon by puhllahtng a copy of MO ASTRAKAN APPLES. Good for oH MAIMiMAlLOW 60 Captain Dowgewlez was thl* order In. aom* newtpaper having i purpos— O lid lust piekod! | Gallon . . . 59c F l u f t *,« , c lor mixing fruit drinks and other EA | a circulation In a^d Diatrict, at leaal ■utpended xadthoiit pay,, affective , Wmm6« Mwan wmm hiv ly d >r 14% af all •ctManh ki 27 45 fly days befora the day of said heer- yesterday, for "fallura to proper­ a summer beverages JOUN 1. WAUJirr. Jung*. ly Mecute h it eomman'd." 19M . \ liiiiS iiiiijiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiij A. ■ - AdVertisie in H ie Herold— Il^PoyR, • ' ' . / V

t MANCHBaXER EVENING HERAlD. MANCMESTER, CX)NN, THURSDAY, JULY 80, 1960 PAOC POURTBEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN- THTmSDAY. JULY 80. 1969 PAGt FlftEEN MAJOR HUOPLE DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE BUGS BUNNY Jonathan Trumbull Highway and ITecoratlons in light and dark blua ' will tie In with the Barmuda, Deaths Last "Night \ A o t f * r p e m c T 'av •UTVSCOULPaCTA Antwar to Proviouo Piriilo Columbia William Burnham of Hebron Rd.' Andover Y ew Decter PROM TM' HOT SUN SITTIN' are all patlenta at Windham Com­ theme, tinea that Island la noted 6RCTTIN'*. MRC-HEAPCP! b a r r e n a c r g fa r m is t r u l v j RiYtr Trip munity Memprial Hospital. for its beautiful blue water. By THE AHHOdATED PREMI Cell hi Yeer Preseripfiee The hop will ba hbkl from 8 to SyUVESTER! Ncrr am ItWLLlC ESTATE, f a r m e r , Meeting Scheduled Aug. 17 Indianapolla - Mary E. Boat-, yOU'Rfi LOOKIH' AT A PKBTTV T(TTLe,WELL WORTHY OFA Mancheater Evening Herald ’ writer, died Wednesday of • Fifteen Oirl Scouts completed? be formed. Announcement of the | M4 OgNTER IT. !iTHE SOIL > [THERE GOES] 18 coin oT . ST I Obliterate kindergarten are «s k «l to attend heart disease. X MY HAT/ Morocco. 3 River in their requirements for a canoe appointment will be made soon. | Lifcal Storks * .eta I ih , ■■ •'I U’*' elementary liflver correspondent. Mrs. Paul D. a meeting Aug. 17 at 8 p.m. In the system W8s defeated this 11 Mal.l! North badga through a aerioe of leeeona T e IMHet AM Pfanstiehl, telepiMne Pilgrim 14 ElectriAed .Carolina 19 Mighty 36 Indian homes The publicity committee will | elementary school. The meeting spring when the item was removed 3-MI56. American 37 Lissome in hmndUng a canoe, conducted bp aak the aseUtanee of the C-Teens MaotaUons Pwraisiied by has been called for the adoption of from the school budget, due to particles 3 Less hirsute t/obum A MIddlobrook. lac. 15 Husband ot 4 Biblical river 38 Stringed Mra. William Jacobus, neighbor­ of the church, and their advisor. by-laws and the election of offl-' the initial cost. instruments Bank Htocks 2 Mifiiiinit at Sra Gudrun prophet SO Plottera hood chairman. The finale came Mrs. Betty Powere. They will cers. Named to CE.A Post 7-SO 23 Stimulus 40 Worms Bid Asked from best ^ 18 Arikara 9 Challenfc on Monday when they made a five make poaters advertising Victory Registration for kindergarten Miss V. .Myron Taylor of Hebron 29 Feminine 43 African river Conn. Bank and Trust Oakland. Calif.. July 5A I/F BY V. T. HAMLIN 17 Site ot 1796 8 Bakinf Week. ] uill also be taken at that time. Rd. has been appointed to the per­ a l l e y OOP battle chamber appellstion 44 Lecture mile trek around Columbia Lake. Co...... 4U» 43 However, parents who will have Two Seattle fishermen who pre­ 1698 import The next. meetlpg ia called for platform Hnrtford Nations sonnel policies committee of the sumably were washed o ff their WITH ATOM WEATHER WHO in Italy 7 Urgency 27 Gaelic The girls aet out in eaven ea- August 7, In the Chepel. children of kindergarten age with­ 28 Blow with 45 Distinct pari Bank A Trust Co. . 34>4 361. Connecticut Education Assn. Miss boat had caught five tons of fish P.O.K. buy .THERE THSV \ OF (SOU5 18 Standard 8 Lubricant noea,' laaving tha Jacobua home IttC Raised ' in the next few .years are espe,- HEADlNO ) ABOARD? (ab.) 9 Owl open hand 48 Favorable on Sleepy Hollow ahoree at 1 p.m. Fire Insuraace Companies Taylor Is an instructor in- home only a few hours before they dis­ Intention More th i. 8200 hae baen added ciall.v urged to attend so that sh economics at RHA.M High School DOWN THK J HAH.' VOU ' lO'Repaira 10 American 33 Unkeeled They stopped off at the home of indication of future enrollment appeared. ARKANSAS- < JUST KNOW 34 Everlasting 50 Australian to the Coh;mbia Recreation Ooun- Aetna F i r e ...... 71 74 in Hebron. ' 11 Bind aborigine Mr. and Mrs. Howard Shumway Hartford F ire ...... 182 192 may be obtained. ' That waa diacloaed last night NATCHEZ I THty ARE/ 83 rragrant II Willow (poet.) oftrieh oll treaeury aa a result of the Personal Mention SouNd^i 'u. where' they ate lunch and awam. Donkey BasebaH game held on National F ire ...... 121 129 Mrs. Walter Weir, publicity when the Goast Guard cutter Gres- BET oleoresin Continuing on, paddling into each chairman, stressed the fact that Mrs. and Mrs, William Von Roe- ham towed the Ample IT t<* a pier 14 Colorado's H u tc h ^ Field Tneaday night. Phoenix Fire ...... 74'» 77'» r r r r r r little fiove and never getting too the larger enrollment, the less the mer of Marlborough became the ; here. The log reported the Mopday -----Creek 1 r r About 400 were on hand to see IJft ami Indemnity Ina. Cos...... parents of a daughter, JoAnn. at ! catch. far from ahora thay stopped off the Lake Amociation defeat the cost per child will be. She also 36 Eaten away r IT at the dam for a swim and again Aetna Casualty .. . .174 184 pointed out that thoae who wish : Hartford Hospital Friday. Von There wsS no trars of skipper IMCA 38 Shaven, as i Lions. Paul Merrick and Mike Aetna Life ...... 241 251 hair from at the home of Mrs. George Pe­ Wheeler made runs for the Associ­ to see a kindergarten opened will i Rncmer teaches Grade 5 at the Andrew G. Grasdahl and Frsd An- imporudIfroai^ from Pant hy Ckryatar IT derson who served them iced wa- Conn. General . .. . .383 398 MM head r ation and ,K*nneth Eridtson for have to support the program at 1 elementary school and Is , derson. Nor could a Coast Guard S t c o u l d Ss n L t tMrmelon after a swim. They a r­ Htfd. Steam Boiler .. »4 99 this time if it is to be successful. ! "d iv e in the Boys' Bs.sebsll Assn. | plane find any sign of life In the THE HOT A IR * 39 Travellnf the Lions. 98 V90 « Bn TAi b«b » r “ ‘ ■ f n r rived back at the port of em­ Travelers...... 99 in this town. stock L TTa Lions also captured the A previous effort to organize g \ In thin lov.'n.^ , ... , _ i krea 140 miles west of Montarey, P barkation Just about four hours Public UtHltlrs “ co-op” fell through a few years ! Mrs. Von Roemer Is the former AND CttD«T nRMS reserve (ib.) r r honors in the Lad.Y Godiva fea­ ''*■ ‘ ' "■ on ths central California coaat, r from time of starting. All agreed 25', ago dtie to'lack of enthusia-am. i O'Donnell, daughter of Mr. where another fishing boat, Ina 80 Romsnlsn r m WL ture. Reginald Lewis was up on Conn. IJght A Power 24 that it was Jiut as exciting aa a 89', Plans for a nursery school in the Mrs. John O'Doonell of Gilead Ruth, came across the Ample coin ST the donkey while Mre. Bdwatd Hartford Electric Lt. « « ' , n, CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER 81 ButterOies □ ■ J LT trek down the river, which Boy Hartford Gas Co. . .. 44>4 47'4 future have also been discussed. ' Hebron, circling slmvly and with her nets S3 Friend (Fr.) !T Scouts take, and which was ruled Oarlson pushed, pulled and cajoled but will, not be Initiated during' Juniors Plan Bermuda Hop nut. Tuesday. DENNETT and POPP DODG^ — the animal around his oou"se. Sotithern New England S3 Musical out by M n. Jacobus for lack of Telephone' ...... 48 48 the first year, according to pres- A Bermuda Hop will be held by Fishermen spsrulated one of the s r Hewing Machine Ulinica 10 CONNECTICUT BLVD. i comedy ______n u 0 adult leadership to make the trip Mannfactiuing Companiea ent plans. the A LPO A Junior Entertainment lost fishermen may have fallen or BY AL VERMEER SB Nuisances with her. . Miss Oor: Webb, Home Dem­ Approval has belen received Committee In the Red Barn at 8 PRISCILLA’S POP P j Arrow. Hart, Heg. .. 88 71 1 been washed overboard and the 38 Tardier _P 1 1 CL Badge Wlnnere onstration Agent, back on the Job from the First Congregational p.m. tomorrow with ''Chucky” other .died In a futile reeeue at­ EA.ST HARTFORD — PHONE BU 9-4331 FISHERM E IJ^TM EY L-S M Y \M O R O ) 39 Female ruff Aaaociated Spring .. 20'a 22'4 D O N 'T ' s 1 Tha following passed their re­ aifter two years leave of abaence, Church for use of its facilities In | Skoog officiating aa disc jockey. tempt. ' R I L E M E . A R E T H E ^ H A V E A N ^ C A N ' T 41 Shoshooean r much of Whic waa spent in Iraq, Bristol Brass ...... 12', 14 V* F I N E S T U N W R n r e N \ / r quirements and will receive their ------P I^ W E O - B O T T S ! j T H E Y Indian ' au lOiincea three sewing machine Collins ...... 75 85 1 P E O P L E ’'! '— \C O O e > \ m r IT r r badges at court of awards injthe M E N A R E EVEN 41 Tibetan river LW n m 5 clinics to Im held in Tolland County Dunham Bush . . . 8 ', 9‘, 48 Ground bass fall: Andrea SUmson, Lee Ger­ Bm-Hart ...... 49 52 IDIOTS! WRITE s=» r r i man, Sally Ann Hutchina, Dayna Home Economics Committee, »» 47 Weary tl rough the Cooperative Exten- Fafnir Bearing .. . . . 58 81 49 John (Gaelic) i r !T Thompson. Diane Sanden, Sally Landers, Frarv, Clark 21'4 23 0 Ann Card, I Unda Pell, Janet eion Service. T3i«:' arc open to the 80 Lampreys ptiblic. M. 8. Klinck, Agricultural N. B. Machine . .. . . 28', 30'4 81 Volcano in Greenway, Mulhem. Judy r IT Bngrineer from the University of North and Judd . .. 35'., 38 V4 I SlcOr E] Hills, Carolyn Payne, Patricia Rbgcfra Corp 1B) . .. 18 20 Murphy, Ann Gumack of Colum­ Conneoticii't'v ill be in charge. They will be h«ld Aug. 4 at Bolton Com- Rpssell M fg...... 27 30 bia and Carols Clementino and- 51', sh 6 r t ribs BY FRANK O’NKAI munUy Hali, Aug. 11 at Coventry Stanley Works .. . . 48 '4 Nancy Bartolan, summer resi­ 44 Grange Hall and Aug. 18 at Ver­ Terry Steam ...... 40 dents. 34 non Center Coi.gregational Torringlon ...... 32 XA- Five girls will have'an "A " add­ Veeder R oot ...... 55 58 ^sift.-mcooeen's Church. Fioi 10 a.m. vntil 2:30 ed tb their badge, for having act­ not to BSeM KlDNADPfD!, ed as aaaiatanta to Mrs. Jacobua. p.m. hukrucUon will be given on The above quouiUoiia are be construed as ac tual markets. 1»® Three girls had previously earned the cleening and adjusting of the vi rg m their badgea and the other two will sewing machine Thoae attending — CT. complete them ahortly. These should bring a box lunch. LONG SAM BY AL CAPP and BOB LUBBERS are: Carol>Ti Payne, Carole Clem­ lions Oliib Picnic entino, Diane Sanden, Janice Ko- > Mr. and Mrs. Howard Batea will Police Arrests i MMkfMIMT 0 \ AftRiCMTURI L A 0 E 5 ANP eeHTLeMOi, TH K (S WHAT U M 6 SAM 5HC H0W.V A5egg>TPCHAW 6C walbki and Elizabeth Kaskowitz. i>e hosts to the, Lions Club for the . P 4S4 DID WHEN HEK 6CAEI?N/M6Nr>IPDRM6P U B i THAT THE LONG SM iTD«SO-(l Groups annual! family picnic, Sa­ I.oaned Canoes A Hartford man wa.<< arrested I THC PUenC TOKSO THAT WAS MOO&.eo A FTER THAT TH E W0W6N O F THC NATION Mrs. Jacobus wished to express turday at 4:30 ip.m. at their home 2 i LBS. AVG; HER IMA5 DRMN(7 MAHUFACTLXBI16 OF&M&iTS WOULD G O RKSMT O N TRy/Ne her appreciation for the coopera­ on-Rt. •.------S------by Manchester police yesterday! VO LOOK LIKE H0Z - AND TPCH The committee on arrangements and was charged with indecent as- ] ^RYBOOy tion of people who loaned their canoes for this course: Mr. and includsa George Peters, preaidsnt; aault. ! Eugene Dcntc, Saul Caroline. Mrs. Val Clementino. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Goldfsrb, 47, was arrest-j How MOCH DO THEY WANT TO William Fletcher, Mr. and Mrs. Bates, and Roland Laramie, all members of the executive Board, ed St 4 p.m. after a Glastonbury ' HMMMM &lVf US TD TAKE HER BACK? Reginald Lewis. Dr. and Mrs F'. 16-year-old boy complained to po-! A. Beardsley. Mr. and Mrs. George fiorrsction lice that Goldfarb had assaulted Pederson and Mr. and Mrs. Mor­ Incomplete information gave a him at Globe Hollow. Patrolman wrong impression in the outcome gan Hills. Albion Whipple made the arrest, 'of a case presented in Trial Justice Zoning Board Hearing and bond waa set at 31,000. Gold­ Court here Monday. Paul W. Kec.neth L. Fox. necretary of farb is scheduled to appear in T M «• (. U 8. Pt\. fWt the Zoning Bofir' of Appeele has Clarke. 25 IJndsay Rd., Springfield, 7-TJ'’ J f 1*Af Nr Mf A liH covirt Aug. 10. C posted a notice to the effect that Mass, arrested by State policeman Ttoy Simpson is asking for a heex- Derwln Anthony, was found guilty Another Hartford man, Louis "Jimmy and I ars just perfect for bach other, mom— ing to seek permiaeion to erect a of driving without a lictnse and Hullivan. 49. was also arrested BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIELD yesterday b.v Manchester police, on JUDO SAXON he gets his allowance just about the time garage on Lis property at Oolttm- fined 330. Two other charges, driv­ r» : .1 .1 V 3 I and VOO'VB added \ mine ryns outl" Wa Center. It will be held Aug. 6 ing with improper registration and charges of intoxication and breach « v e YEARS TO MV ) et 8 p.m. In YeonlHm, HaU. improper iiae of a marker were ' of the peace. Sullivan was arrest­ jA©C.< SORRY, SWEETS j ed by Patrolman Clarence Heri­ A T T M C E T H B I Fund M'ork Begins nolled. a HONOR MAID ' I'M M0V1N6 BACK TO / tage on a c«mplaint. SAIARY AND POSITfOH, Dr. Ralph E. Wolmer, chairman Hoopitaltzed I ’D reCL MORt MY MODEST LITTLE ^ l.m i-K SPORTS BY ROUSON Sullivan has been confined to D U S O U T of the Fund Raisinjg committ^ee for ?hree local men, J. B. Carpenter CDMFORTABUe. Ca»<. 'M Oeo ' of Laurel Lane, Jehn Cragin, Jail, in lieu of 3100 bond. ON JU N IO R T 7 7 Columbia Congregational Cliurch, BOILED E X E C U T IV E ROW. held the first of •^'eekly meetings l>) for the nine week period prior to the September 21-27 canvass HAM 4 week, 'piesday night, in the church H o v e lllli'l BY TH E PIECE 0 chapel.l On the committee are W il­ Iciug liam W. Thompson, John Him, C. ' !• .• 'i",i Preecott Hodges and Clayton Gijeat Eastern Construction HunL Mrs. William Jacobua. Mrs. •U J t f-to C. E. Oosline and Mrs. Donald RirdMim Hm cxtBrier of your homo Tuttle, publicity committee mem­ 1 with lAo MW (oxelusivo with us) E ' HONOR MAID R. C. BY JOHNNY HART bers also attend these meetings. I.,etters from Curtis R. .Schu­ N JOHNS-MANVILLi X i BirZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE macher of New York, director of SMOKED SM A Ll. fund raising for the Board of Home PLASTIC SURFACED LEAN FOUOWM NAMtP OfFICiRS Missions of Congregational T T ^ MBY.MOMSOCM' . . PROMOTED TO COMMANDER. Churches, informed the group of MWl'KWMEN’rWS? ...HODGINS, RICHARD H. a survey to be made of the male E ROCK SHAKES E .THHBWAINAY! -.KARAU, DONALD T. members of the church, for ap­ SWEET. JUICY. YELLOW PICNICS -.LAWSON, EDWARD L. pointment to the canvae commit­ R 8 rMi deoorktor solid colors that give a "Cnatom R 1 1 ...AMCRACKEN, PALMAR I. tee. Built Look." Populau- striated texture ha" all the FREESTONE MOODY, CARSON J. Schumacher ijlso pointed out 1 charm of natural shakes. Now plastic surface 1 that during the (week September preserves color beauty for rears. 31-27 there will be three meetings 0 of all the women of the church and ,Q PHONE Ml 3-8271 three meetings for all of the men. R A. V. ''Bart” Lindsav. President snd Owner R lbs. Dr. Wolmer wHl appoint a chair­ SO OAK ST.. MANCHESTER, CONN. Peaches 3 man for a women's commitle* to MA4T MORTY_MEEKLE BV DICK CAVALLI NCAI^iY— HOMS MOWN gM CLOMP CLOMP BW EET LIFE 4« O e. ANYBODY WHO OOeSN’T PINEAPPLE JUICE •ran 2 9 c MICKEY FINN SHUFFLE CLOMP K LEOfjARO LIKE THE WAV I'M RUNNING , CLATTER CLATTER PINEAPPLE - GRAPEFRUrr THI6 CLUB CAN LEAVE CLACKETY NO K ID D IN '.' t ^ 2 9 e ^ RIGHT NOW.' 1 GHUFFLE CLOMP DOLE'S DRINK OH, THAT WAS CUOMP CLOMP ilCHOICEST MEATS IN T0W N...!|| lb. T R ' JE8HO r t * F B C T ' Tomatoes 6HUFR.E CLOMP j TOMATO JUICE 4# Oc.Cus 4 9 c CLATTER ^ GREER IT'S EVERYIODY'S FAVORITE ELBERTA PEACHES 2 9 e IT. S. 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t,. IL|LNCtH08TER EVBNIWQlHgRALD, MANCHESTER, OOlJN, THURSDAY. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANf HESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, JULY 80. 1989 P A G i n r n m i Dodgers Regain Leiidfor First Time Since May National LL All-Stars Herald Angle Legion Wins Zone Title, 1 EARL YOST G iants S u ffer Frick Pledges Support •ports Editor Ousted by 6-3 Count Fourth Defeat REC AOTTBAUa Torrid Pitching Performances For Third Major Loop Defeats Willimantic, 8-5 patrolman Rowa Whtel- yButch McDowell got re- By EARL YOST I Hava you noticsd the torrid pitching in local leagues during In Succession m,mrnm ■■ii. i •||| i i il ./ night ea they formed ] the pest four de.vs? Starting Sunday in Niantic, Steve Mc- WMhihgton. July .10 t/P)— AmffricAn and .National League Manefietter f|) battery M Telephone Little League baseball, savei Adem and Pat Mistretta^notched shutouts in limiting Nian­ 9b h r» • • rb» trounced Police, 18-s a t Nebo. for the annual picnic, has club* hav# boan told that CongrefiS will be forced to act If Five run outburst in thei 5>iv#8ier. cf .A 3 3 1 0 0 tic to two and *ix hita respefctively in a pair of 6-0 triumphs New York, July 30 (/P)—It they throw an.v roadblock* into t,h* organixation path, of a sixth inning broke a tight, SAimnmi. 89 . 3 t 3 4 1 0 collected 1* hits ended in Manchester for the' was Ix)s Angelcfi and Milwau- Whh* rf 2 1 D n ft 0 in American l^egion Junior Baseball competition. The .same * third major baseball leagiia. pitchers’ duel wide open and I f*>9hl^r 3b . 1 0 3 I 1 ft ? pair of homer\*nd Bob Scanlon:^"®” season. lASt night, i 'That word from «n. John ■ Avp. V <• 4 0 n 2 1 0 gfternoon in a Farm ington Valley League game in New Hart-j!?^® 8 Pat- enabled Manchester’s Ameri­ L'lvarn }h .. 4 0 1 9 0 ft I) one homer and \ double. McDow-' Chester s lone remaining All-1 ford, M vlss McDonough tosssd s'i------jury, but it 8 the San Francis- ro)l I D-Coio. I name after Baseball can Legion Juniiy baseball; • Snrt^i -b 4 1 I 3 3 2 '} ell also sided theVfense with four Star team in District 8 play. | fhrss hi'ttsr St New Hartford. He, inn ^i'antR who are hurtin'. ' GommiMlonet Ford fnek had Mar^h If 7 2 1 3 ft 0 pledged fv,(l sisp^'Ort of the pree- team to go on to a 8-6 decision .MrAHAm p 2 1 1 0 2 1 singles In a* many Wps and he the Nationals, went down to a S-.3| hit from both sfds* of the^plate ' | blowing a 2 i.j!-game lead and 1 ov»r iVlUimantic The succeM' ' MDlrpMn r . \ 0 0 1 ft ft acored three timea.XThe winner* defeat et the handa of Wtndnori Monday night in a District Little and giving up the National League ' ent major league* fior formation acored at leaat once\n ever>* in Locke. A crowd of aeveral hun­ of e third nrcuit UTapped up 2Jone Two honor* for 31 League basaball contest in Wind­ lead to the Dodgera, Coach KTiitey Johnson* new miltmtBtir ning but the third. dred \iewed the argument in-1 sor, Andy Ruganis tosssd a three- ROY FACE— of the Pittsburgh Los Angeles, winning four of six The eiibjoct of the prowled which will now sit back and await 9b 1 Four of the nine PoUcK hit* were ' feated action at Buckley Field; h ittsr'^ 411 single* - - ss the Msn­ Pirates T - relief-pitcher incom­ with slugger Oil Hodges sidelined, contlnentel League cam# up ySs- KM»al?ki, 3b . 2 1 for exli'a hasee wdth mplea by j here parable: “I credit the durability State Toumajrent development*. KHVki’i rf ,3 ft ehester National Laague All-Pta^a hit the'top for the first time since ' lerday while Frick wae taaUfying rbolfi^a p rf ft 2 Norm Bjorkman and Dicii Thur- ■ The invaders, with freckle faced. eliminated Windsor. 4-1, of my right arm to my winter oc­ before the R-»n»te AflrinonojJoly The arch .rivals entered the 4 ft May 12 last night, beating Pitta- game at Rec Field Willimantic. Poulo. 1b ... Nlon the longeat. V " - gum chewing Tommy Fahey tos- Aleo, on Monday, a t C harter cupation - carpentry. Like Murry burgh 2-0 as Roger Craig'a alx- Riibror.mlttee Th* euboonomittee Kr«ii<^lr4 If ...... 1 ft Telephone ...120 133 4- llLlfi-J atng a strong flve-hitter. had too with Manchester leading by one <.’ollin8. 2b ...... 3 ft Oak Park in th* Aluhini League, Dickson, -Mho also la a carpenter httter tumbled the Pirates to their AmevtfiM IXMkgue IS etudylng.lsill* that w«»uld eiahfy . Conte.- ...... ft ft Police ...... 010 032 0— ^\p-2 many guns for the Nationals. The Jimmy Smith of Nassiffs out- and v.ent a long time without a th# statu* of pro basSbalt. feotr game A Willimantic win would VpinoM r ...... 7 3 ninth straight loss. Taelertey’s Result* Wheeler and McDowell; Ferku- big man for the ^nnei^ was husky pitched Bantly'a Mac McCurry, sore arm. I ... definitelv . believe . the That left the Giant*. lo*Ing four tall, hesketball affd hockey Under haie created a lie and a playoff 1 Durlf'8 rf ---- ft 0 Raltim nr* 8, Detroit 1. would hava been necessar>- to de­ ' FrHr.pr p ft ft son and Shaw. Thiiraton. ^ •. first baseman Dave Ollari. AI- notching a no-hit, no-run decision, | *ctlv* use of the arm in hammer- ^ jj, ^ tim e'th is ssa- the antitrust laws. * TW "tD^ V vtt - ., ft 1 CHURCH AC>f''TBALl. \ i though dropped to etghth place in 1-0. McCurry gave up three hits, j 'ug and sawing, ' keeps it in , j,, g j.j dgfegt by Ias( place Boston 4. Cleveland 1 Frtrir eup. ris'' a measure tlvat cide the lone champs. Manchester ' «-Tw'«rdt ft 0 ft Will Robinson of Center Congest'’' batting order. Ollari came And on the same diamond 24 hours' shape. " | Philadelphia, a half-game behind K am a* City 5. W eahingten 4 would exempt euch pro praeUcee completed the regular season with n^rrl rf ...... \ rough with three hit*, one a ' New York 4, Chlcegn 4 itie B 10-2 lond record and a 13-4 over­ pitched a one-hitter last night but later in the same loop, Dick Goll-1 * * * . fhe Dodgers and only a half-game as the player draft and contract Tf.ul,^ 3' it WA.* *11 in vain «* the Kaceya ming homer over the left cen- j miteer Of Green Manor entered the ' Gt'S BBI-L — "old reliable" out- ,gf,ggd Milwaukee. Th# third called 6th. Ram i. reserve ctaiises from the antitnist all olandard. 9- nrnnnflf'd for .om.'v In nth. W r. B. I MHnrb«"«iPi iiri 105 ni-^s scored s .^-4 win at Charter Oak. tei'Held fence. He drove in two run* j Alumni' L*agD*'s Hall of Fame fielder with the ClncinnaU Reds:jpigce Brave#, who had been with- L Pci laws 'The strintly oommorcla) aa- Steve McAdam. promising young ’ WlUiimntir Poor support afield wa* the. differ­ and^ored an equal number. It waa i Chicago ...... 87 40 .588 pects of til- sports would be auh- aouUipaw fastballer. was given the i 2B .SarJor Krarrig na. fTHnn.*. wlth a no-hit, no-run 4-0 deciaion ! "H g*f* * little embarrassing | homer-hammering Eddie 576 ence between victory and defeat. hi* t ^ - r u n shot over the fence in over th* Elka. | when your seven-year old aon says | C le v e la n d ...... 57 43 i ject to those law# '.mder the bill. rugged assignm ent and he ca,me DICK SYIAKStTER STEVE MrADAM M' 5*aiiTin!i<1 Whit#: the thiVd which capped a four run ' Malhevi's for .seven games, closed i .51 .5(1 505 8 • ^ n r. H,iitnfind to f«- Lovett LOR. Ken Munro, KC centerfielder. . I Although he pitched a one-hitler i '<> you - 'I hit four home-runs to- B altim ore ...... No Btanpl* Job ) through with flying colors al­ rally wh^ch wiped out a .1-2 Man- in with an 8-8 victory over the, .49 49 .500 MrAdarr (uvl r«(nM»>r«fl the W e a A 'w ild pitch *< oicd , * \ po Mr- ii’* <^«fensive sla t, coming up Tuesday night, Bill Rislev of l day. Pop. How'd you make out' Kansas Chty .. 8 FVick sak, h# favorett formation though he tired in the aiath m- cheater Chicago Cuba, ! New York ___ .48 .50 .490 9W aylvesler and Sainiond and W hite « fV"*'’'' "^''cral fine catche*. Boh Moriarty’j wa* the victim of poor I Bell's son is a Knothole League Cincinnati whipped 8t. Louis 9-2 , of ano'har big league, adding it ning and Pat MiatretU finished' Mietrett* shut scored on Feshler'* one bn*e clout, i off McAdBin im- 5 nih. in 3-3 ir- Voziolo * homer w** the only hit ihey Goes Route D etroit ...... 49 58 .480 lOis Fahey wrat the route on th* hill. , play afield and dropped a S-4 deci­ catcher!. A few days later, on in the other NL game. woll not be simple or easy hut will ■up, getUng the last four outs „ , There w»* »U11 life in the W il- .'’Ti'’':!.'." I'?.''.? "‘"s 'Vr.'ri!,'’’o »he winners, July 13, Bell drove in four rvins Boaton ...... 4.9 56 .4.14 15 take "planning and srhemtng to . riinlna* 13 loi * nin," in .* Frar.-t He walked tWo and fanned a pair. 1 aion to'Valeo In the Hartford Twi Washington , .48 57 .4,90 15>s _ . *T** teanchester ha'-e in the li.oiantic ranp. With two otiiA. for ft nin^ in 3 WF, 0ho1o«*9. W Mr- Kacey* ...... 100 030 0 .t-l-O League. Th* only hit off the UConn anii. while diacuaaing his son DODGEBR 2. PIRATES bring It about.” ■M Oholowa Steve Halsted was Coach Carl | Dick Syh'oster, enjoying big fifth. Marsh got the rally go- Poulos •ir.yled and Fmnci* tripled Adnm Congo* ...... 300 000 1 e-B-.i fastballer waa a two out double in again after the game. Gus coin- wjtb Hodges, their home run lead- Today’s Games Frick said founders ot the O or- I .Stevennon. Moske and Moske, Rohrbach'a pitting choice hut the Boston at Clevelend' Brewer best mght of the sea^n, cracked single. McAdam sin- for one run. Collins was safe on young righthander just didn't have i the lixth frame which drove in a mented: Tve got to hit now — j er. out with a bum ankle, the tinental Ijeague v^ll meet. Aug. out three hit* as did Wes Feshler. Svlveet beat out a bunt a boot and Fmnci* acored. Aftei- . Stevenson; Rn)iin*on and Whitney. pair of runs, 1 in self defense," Dodgers clipped the Bucs and Vern (7-71 V*. Grant i8-4i. 18 with a aaven-man comnuttee Chuck Saimond was two for three I it. With two outs m the third. Steve j Shsnlx Vernon singled, MistretLa ■ look Hilinski Gains AI.EMM RASEBALI. Brady moved in fropi hi* *hort*top Elsewhere, noteworthy per­ • • • ‘ I^w (11-7) in lh*,x.elghth inning .New York e t Chicago from th# Na'.lonal and Am^can and drove in three runs Feshler, rune seoced on Saimond'* single, o'.er the patching. He wa.* greeted Thing* returned to norm*l in gp„t and took over' mound dii- ] formances in golf included, Ronnie HORBIE LANDRITH—of the j on two-out aingle by 230 hlt- (4-3) v*. W ynn (13-6(. Ltagiies for an open dMcuseion of chased a pair across th* dish, Bud | ru.jiers mo\*ing up a In a single by Collin* hut that wa* last night'* doubleheader following tifj, escaped THEY’RE LEADING THE PACK—It isn’t hard to figure out why Dodgers Don Zim­ Baltimore at D^roit - ODeU all the problems Involved. thoiit being 1 , (Red) Smith of Mencheiler an­ 8an Francisco Giants—personable. ter Joe Pignatano and' a double Poulos and Dick Francis, ■ each | throw to the plate, jsll "nd Manche.»tei had another (Juartpr Finals two successive no-hit, no-run charged with * run ) the dam*ge | nexed the SUte Junior Chamber of and articulate catchers: "Why do 11 py .169 hitter Don Zimmer. The (8-7i vs. Lary,ry (■*f-7ft He said th e m :>ting will ))* an ■ ; mer, left, and Joe Pignatano wear these grins and hold up a finger apiece in the dress­ with two hits, collected two thirds passed to sgain load none rhsmpion.«h1p. game*. Msnehester Trust'' belted had been dbne. Commerce Golf Championehip go out to talk to our pitcher? Well, | Dodgers had been blanked on four tVashingtoh at Kansas City. (Ni honest endeavor to get Die new of th* Thread City binglea off the ing room last night after 2-0 victory over Pirates. It put Ix)s Angeles in first place in Ramos (10-121 vs. Daley (11-8) Thank* to two fine vletorle* I Na»*iff Arm*. 13-1 and Bantly Oil Windsorl Lock* scored 1 1 r a t. j and won a trip to the National we certainly don’t dianiss the|hiig'by I.4iw until Duke Snider’s the National League, ahead of .their arch rivals from San Francisco. Pignalano's single league starred, and every Int of slants of McAdam and M iatretta. | ------In the New England .Amateur . downed Fire A Police. 3-3. pushing across a pair o^run* in , Jayce* Tournament at Porta- movie* we've seen or where wei*ingle and a walk touched off the or Sturdivant il-4t. information wnll be fumiahed to Mancheater acored once in their 1 Golf Tournament at the Rut­ Ray Villa'* three-hit pitching the second inniiig on *iiWles by mouth, V*.. Aug. 22-28. And Stan take our wive* for dinner. We talk Craig, the righthander who help- and Zimmer's dohble drove in the game's only runs in the eighth inning. (AP Photo- Tomorrow's Game* help the Oont neivtal founders. firat at baU w'hen Sylvester o Q V S flM ' Continues Uiibealen, land. Vt.. Country riiih, Man- I was loo much for Nassiff * at Don Timko aSd FahevA plu* HUinaki of Manchester qualified business in a highly competitive | ed boost the Dodgera to their onl.v, fa.x) ^ New York at Kansas (hty (Ni. Uerroil broke in at that point to reached on a two bsiae error, wasj J eheater'a Minn lllllnaki teed off I Cmarler Oak. Fine hitting made h„„hie* bv Ollari and Billy 6 ;Neil. for tha New England Amateur sport. After all. tile pitcher and . world championship as a mld-sea- Washington at Chicago. iNi. say he would,, consider »( moat in- ■acrlflced to third and acored on p In the quarter-final* today , Villa * job easy. George May col- -p^e latter * t^lt to centeritield | (3oIf Cham pionship play at the catcher are the, prime defen.sive ! son rookie in 1955, now has a 6-2 Boston at Detroit, t N >. advisable for 'he 18 American and Dave W h ites sacrifice fly. Willi- Easily ______Whips Flash Elorde again*t Jim Dolan of Hlllereot. lected a homer and Mike Minor (3 ^rove in the two marker*. FaW-V ■ Rutland, Vt., Country Club which factors. There ds no action until, record since being reclaimed from i Baltimore at Cleveland. (N). .Natkxial League chibs to haniper mantle came back to go ahead in J Ma**. 1 f")- '2 for 41 rredited with a hit when hi* started yesterday. Hie ball is hit. Why .shouldn't we the minors last month. It was , Longest Winning Streak Since 1956 NaMoaal Isiague formation of a third league. CSar- their half of th* first, getting two ------The former .Manchester Coun­ ! »l.*o hit hai-d, .lerrv Miatretta. Hal shot, headed for nghtfield, struc Manchester hr long been noted balterymen confer on the hill. The | his second shutout (the first was Yesterday’s Rmult* roll said Congress would W forced try Cliih rhamp'ion eliminated run* on a fielder'* choice, an er-j <-]pveland .Tulv .30 igh—tJnbe'al-'*>Bill All gave the nod to Boyssw, j Wood* and Pete Casell* collected the runner, Timko. tor Ita tract* et-ine. from th* g lit­ pitcher may have a better idea a 1-0 job on the Giantai and he | Philadelphia 8. San FVancisco 1. to set If the two m'ajor leagues fellow Niitmegger* Burt Rea- I the losers' hit*. put up any tiarrters. ror. Potiloa* single to load the _ . ^ 4».4.t G ift Run* tering days of <>* MeCluskey to} than 1 have. There should be voice | atnick out seven while walking Cincinnati t. 8t. Louis 3. nlk, of M'oodbririge I-up aqd i T niat ...... 102 04« 1.3-B-O CUT DOWN AT SECOND—Mant'he.«l p i ’,s Steve Brady __Fnck asked that base ball be left base* and Francis' double. , en Solomon Boysaw mov p kio',(J, third-ranking feather- All three M anchester run*, of F ran and George Leary, Bill communication, not just signals.''; only one. Milw4uke* f, Chictg.0 8. Count was evened at 2-*U In standings w'l " weight rontender, ramff in at 134 lir. Ted l.encr.yk of Indian Hill ' Arm* ...... ,.,^000 100 1 -3-3 \waa vailed out at second liase in the fifth inning when h* Muroh. Charlie Robbins and moat Athletics Cop lO Straight, iiirgh 0 to work nut the proMam wttbeut ye*ierd*>’, also by a !-np m*r- Villa” *nd Allen; Brannick Hunt­ the gift'vafiety. cam# in the top aaoond aa Paul Sartor doubled and unanimous ih^round dectiiiOh over j pound*, one pound heavier than of th* third. Nine men batted. A ^ied to stretch a single into a double. Ready to apply recently, Pete Clow and Bob LEE MAVE— hardhitting o u t-' BR.AVF.S 8, . CUBS 5 The ____ W. L. ^ 1 . G.B. interfereno- from Congreaa. '' i Gabriel (Flash) Elorde of the Phil- Bnyaaw. The offinal* gave the «1 n- ! ington. Casclla, Loughlin and Vinter. I'he latter two, etili active fielder, recently recalled bv tlie Bravea, regaining Mathews for the j • 3 I 1 ■ I T • 9 loie .57 48 .583 Sen. n*tee Kefauvar (D-Tenn.) ■oorad on Sylvaatar'a alngle Agaiukt Letieayk, whom be j Wood*. hit batsman and two error* load- tag is Dick Labbe, Windsor IxK-ks .shortstop. (Her- TKe dsadkte,' a«a bnokan in Uie i ipmes last night champion of the Orient only two '! ed th* bases before Brady singled campaigners, added new prestige Milwaukee Bravea:. "To make firat tinle since he injured his hip | I R f f ' R |H 1 IT IY 1 bI I O |H O l 1 f*T IT San Franei .88 48 550 asked where t)ie neve league'Would bent for tbe third straight Urns ald\Photo by Ofiara) laet Satui'day in th* Connecticut good, all I have to do is awing the *• week ago. heat the Cubs in a, ■ E f. J.I.J. | J XX vfXXX J-liXfiiLXXXXX XvF X VF XI. X XXX : Mllwaukt* . .83 44 .548 I gets Its players. He has ootitailded Sourth when Stop Mansh worked The Cleveland builsaw admitted round* and a draw In another, In tourney eompetitinn,. Hlllhski|jn Erupting for four straight hit* rtnltr for on# tally. Tommy Jump from Eighth lo Fourth FVaaar for a walk. McAdam aac- he was rusty after a five-month Elrode * speed bothered Boysaw AAU Traci; and Field Champion­ bat and catch everything that home run duel between Hank v i OIMcafo . .50 49 .,505 5 ths major teague teama have tied had the day's beat out going the third Inning, BsntlV* tallied dropped a Texas leaguer with a sPigl# to left. Rex Nan-' Hind»nr I.nckn (Ft ships at New Britain. come.* my w ay." I Aaron and Ernie Banks. Both ------; P ittsburgh . .49 .52 .485 7 up many more phiyera Mwn- they rlflood th* runner t» Moond. Syl- layoff and ‘ wa* • slow getting in the early round*. In the fifth, round nf ,tt. three tim»s to overcome a 2-0 io‘o right for the second run and ab t h iv> A • rbl veatar Mngted and when Marsh started. But in the final five' Bo.ysaw caught t)ie Filipino with kaurkiis was safe on an infield (■) .\nl, r ...... 4 n 1 2 0 0 9 Oese. a June graduate of St. • * ♦ ! hammeretf a pair. Aaron, hpm-, ^’ork Julv 30 (^) __ e plete an.v of his last seven starlsx-it on fiammv White s two-out. , 8t. Louis . .47 .53 .470 8 >li need and ha* proposed' aa 80- deficit and went op to post their, "'hen third basem an ONeil II II fit, triad to aoora, a parfect throw was round* he found the range with a series nf right* to the head and bool and tVe ba.ses were loaded t'iiAgl’t'VP. .1b ...... 2 2 1 2 ft John's Un.vereity in New York Brrre»'°fl rree'V un^\gainst I How hot i.5 hot? Well, the two! «v. this year. : two-run single in the fourth snd ' Cincinnati ..4 8 54 .480 player kmtt for sach dubu - ■ win St Keener SI. dropped an easy pop fly. Glenn l.aM)* ...... 2 1) 1 n 4 ft 0 h o t i.5 hot.’ Well, the two I - L' * - ; added two unearned run* in, the Philadelphia .43 58 .439 13>,« ahead of him ta.t tha ball oquirted right hand shot* to the head and ■ hurt him again in the sixth round Charleston. S, C.. July 29 i/h Bankii Rcoolfd hom« with tnw Don Timko lined lo Halsted who .Mcliitn.^h rf , a 2 2 0 1 0 wtier* he waa the mainstay w'-o outfielder, firmly ensconaed: "You'Wrsves or"'- i-orBB ruii» | , , , boosted his string to 21 victorie* with * two-fisted sttack to the Football Coach Eddie Teague of ' A single by Bob Young, followed threw to thir^ for a double play. .XnvikaurkH#. rf ... . 3 1 0 ft 0 n ft put the cpLege on the U«cU map. do that and you’ll make a* much “iii*""" i*’®.'.."'“.‘’...I'! i o u t ot Skip Varnon’a glove and 0 2.5th and i'”"- ...... ______. _____ RED HO\ 4, INDIANB MAfichaater M , SrS, nev«r to and one draw. body. the Citadel announced today ,the by Fred McCurry's homer, and ^ ,, Fahey, howeve^', kept the rally Titnk" If ...... ^ 1 1 1 1 0 won th* 8(0 and_lj,500 meter in­ money as Stan Miiaial." **'’‘'^*1 S'^hrmi. a’V'ghlhkndeV^^^ * * * ! Phlladelp^a'V sTTFrancisco Ponv Rxprff«» ^ K«h*’\' p ...... ? 2 2 0 2 n 1 Mathews for ti«il again. A disappointing crowd of 1.038 Elrode sustained a cut on hi* addition of Rav Woodworth. BSat : Dingles by Ed 7awi*tow*ki and " "f , !JrH ?irr > alive'with a d^ ible to nglit for Ollari lb . . . .1 2 2 7 ft 0 2 vitation titles 4s'a member of the ' «.*!( fmir rifn^ White Sox H OUe-' his first major league victory in ORIOLES 5, TIGERS 1—Balti-i Roberta (9-9) v* McOrmick (9-81. r ■ ■ \ -..1 ■ * Hartford. Conn, to his stafflfor ' Joe Pigott snd four runs „.,,re' 'hough the looal*_loaded the bases Dl'ie 0 ft ' New York A.C. Vinton, a senior Los drove in the Kaxt eama th big alath frame, paid a grosa of |1.2fi9 for the na- ; right cheekbone in the ninth round in the sixth with two outs h,i^ . two runs Ollari Viai Hniifi.'*humarhpr, 2b 1 1 2 1 0 IK>X DRY8DALF,—of the * ** edge in the American! the National l#eague with Phila- lYiore beat Paul Foytark Chicago at Mtlwaukco. iNi ;Oiarles- Town. W. 'Va. tJP)—-The an tniMrg m whioh aach aide did tlonally-televiaed lightweight bat-'and it hied the reet of the «-ay. next .season. Woodworth, ,r\d homer for the Toial.R ...... 25 11 IR 1ft 2 h at Oeorgetowr ■ Universtt.v. trailed Angeles Dodgers 23-yeai old (on n^ried^ Don ^McMaL*n’*^%tieM ^ Angeles taking a' delphia last April" evened hii AL with three unearned run* in Ih# l Ceccarelli i4-0l v* Spahn '13->0i. BialUniore and Ohio RaflrOad'nuu tie. They agreed loudly with the Both fighters fired freely *t the . regular fullback for the Cadets Pigott allowed five hit* in the J^Dhey rose to the occasion . Close in th* 1,500 meter.i but won Pittsimrgb at l>o» Angeles, tN) a round ;trtp spedsl from BkltliHbrs well. Mandveetar waa up flnst, get­ first two innings then settled "'»<>« Bank* hoist out lo leftfield markeis. .Manrh#«t#r (.1) July 23 1 rightlianded r pitcher innine- ninn-im after Samlrlv' '<“‘‘<1 >n the National. | record at 1-1 while walking none first two innings while youngslero ting Sr* rjitt and aawing up tha verdict of Referee Lou Parker sndfinish, with Boysaw * blows the last season. He will be sssistant Hittinic Slam ab r h IV. a a rbi with a stirring 'kick' in th* State rapidly approaching the! "incem- Tavlor . ^o*io hom^^^ ,n the .?(•- But the' Kansas City A 's? Man, I and striking out five. The Red Sox.' .lerry Walker 18-5, and Milt, Pap- Friend 14-18) va Podre* i8-7). and Washington to the ChUrle* .ludges Herb Willism* and Charley ^harder and more accurate. i | freshman coach. down snd gave up but one in the ^he final out, Bank.* i t ...... 4 1 n It 0 . a 0 AAU 800 meter* r' n narable ” class: “I just know I can six-hitler,* St. Louis at Clnclnnsti, (N) Town race track. It- U called the rerdiet although tha hoihe nine last , five frames. '•'he third wag a long inning a* MrfntoNh anrt Fahji each hart Rl Hfl\ «.*. p ...... 1 >1 3 0 1 1 1 . i they'ie blaxin’. rolling up lO .who had loat aix straight to Me-1 pas combined for out- two hits to thf i^iifjKinK Ol- I’olaiiKPlf' 2b, j».R . . 2 ti II a 3 1 0 * * * - do it now. There's a difference be- .Mathews was hilless in two straight for a winning streak that; Lish il3-4 i since last season, won! against the Tigers. (Gibson (0-0) V* Newcomb* (10-6). "Pony Express." Eawn.*tow’*ki and Mark Monnett W indsor Locks, not tfi be .Mini"! rf ...... -i I) 1 i) II n 1 tweien conceit and confidence. I'm each had two hiU while pigoU e'lfhl men lo the plate. Ian while Brady led lhe\^me club VVillirlm If ...... 2 t> 1 1 n n 0 Quotable Quotes Ihos but acored twice, ooming : hasn't been lopped in th* AL since A('<*t)) .Tb ...... 2 M H .1 n 0 0 confident. If I go out and pitch, across when the Braves scored the-mld-1956. It’s Jumped them from aided his own cause with a per-' ""oring four times in the process, with two single* .Mlinchester II Requotable quotes from Dave a I • I ______didn't elirtM collect SIcjfHi lb ...... A 2 0 Ir 0 ft and they bat me around, well, clincher on two hits and an error i last lo half-gam e I fen four for four. i while wrapping up th»f verdict Mtir'|p\ lb ...... 1 II 1 n ft 0 0 Grote'a office in Cincinnati, head­ they’re lucky I’ll go out and get _ _ 003 010 1 ,3-9-4 Dick Labhe best out an infield hit Tivn doubleplays were ■ r ...... ft , 1 i) 2 0 n 0 quarters for the National League in a tw'o-nin fifth. ’ ' third. Snvfipi <• ...... 2 rl • 1) 2 0 f) ft them the next time.” » • • . i They ilid ^it w ith a 5-4 victory F * P .110 010 0 S-fi-3 hit and Denny M cIntosh followed' ed by M anchester. Ilal.9t*'fl. p. r. 2b . . . 2 1 0 1 .1 ft 0 Servic* Bureau, are forwarded in T i PHIL-S 8, GIANTS'■I— The pes- over Washington laal night that Pigott arid Kasavage; Pearson., ______[ ______Mil: GENE FREESE—of the Phila- NYLON : McNeil. Cronin snd Oeols. e TMal.- ...... 25 R 5 15 3 ky Phillies managed just three , phmked the Senators into the cel^ WiiiHunr “24 *8)x -6 ^ ' delphia Phillies third-baseman. hits off southpaw Johnny Anto-j lar with U itraight loeaea, worst VACATION SALE ! DIJSTV .AOFTBALL ' Manrh#!«t*>i ftr Mal9i#d to No team ha* had a better win- O N I" Strong and Silent Wa league season, ’T l fill feel fine,fm* and it' nmny earlv-*ea.son- *f'*L “"e o' BouVherand Gene” FreeM straight last night with a 17-3 nod Arpio, Ot.lRMCok) lo Arpfo l.OP, Man- three came with two out in the, ning string than th* A’s in the AL hpjDlPv 7 wmcl.Aor Lock# 7. BB, 1* my theory a men is no older over the Nike, jdn the other league ‘.al.MPd 2 Bradv 1 Kah^v 2 SO, don t wsnl to break Babe Ruth a inning. Don Cardwell, since the New York Yankees won LA conteat *f Robertson Park, Don than' he feels. Barring injuries. I Fj(hpv 3. Hnl8tpfi '2 Bradi '2 Mil.* off, record. I d be satisfied to tie it. went all the wav and allow- 11 straight.in '56. And no one haijl Willi* toppled the Marines. 9-8, Ma49t''d Si for fi ruu.'i m 2 2-:LinninR8: balisve I can lisve a t least tvt'o Golfer to Beat in PGA Briuh ^ for nm# in 2'1-5. UBP Tr^v The way I have it figured out. I'll ed the Giant# just six hita. one built a longer streak in the majors :| TIRiSS more y e a rs of good )>asebatl. The IFISK Two Toms- Mason and Conran • KnHuvi \vr Hal.*»pd L. Hal8t#d. finiah the season with about '184 , Cepeda's 2jJ{t' home run, since Cincinnati von a doren in a ' Important thing is to take care of — paced the Manor sttnek with '— ------i RBI a and that a not bad for # while walking two I'lind, fanning row in the NL two years ago. three hit* each. Bernie August M inneipolis. .luiy 80 t/Pv- Slime, At the O.S.'in-yard par 33-3,3 7(1 yonraelf and forget your age.” benehwarnier. A fter a bR.ses-load- gyp. • * • The White Sox padded tlj*ir and willing pitcher Bill Campbell and «lent Art Wall Jr,t a man I Minneapolis course hi* hig bug- ed pinch dmible which scored. Antonelli il4-6t had won eight slim edge when rain and the Yan- Triple^Tough NYLON also hit hard, getting * pair of | with bitter memorie* of hi* atriig- hear may be the thinne.s* of the J i ii\in > !\1oriarly RTAN MUHAL — proponent of \ o r ' three nina to win a game In Mil- a row from the Phila since 1957. kees held them to a 4-4. six-inning t X hit* apiece. Losing pitcher Bob ; gling past, strive* for the aummil fairway*. Wall a baseball grip ha* hitting: “Ernie Banks of ths Cubs 7150 14 waukee. the uninhibited Freese, He now has lost two in a row and made him a novelty, and ali»o a I’ a r o ^ loop in tie after rookie Al Schroll had' Miller led Nike *1 the dish with! of his goU'mg career ki the Na- la on* of ths Iwst wrist hitter* who now is the Phillies; l egular | j, winless in his last three starts, pitched Boston out of the cellar, a pair of hits. j tiorvaJ PGA O iam pionahip operi- big mondy winner, but it lead* lum Tvs ever seen, but more than that, - third-baseman, said to roommate giving up five home runs in what with a aix-hitter for a -4-1 victory ' Green Manor ..808 053 x 17-15-3 ing today. to occasional apasm* of wildness. he haa never stopped trying to Hiisk.v .l^ in iy M onarty t17i Wally Foil: "I feel a little em-^j,e called "the world's worst ball over second place Cleveland. It br GOODYEAR Nike ...... 000 410 0 3 -9-7' The S8-y»*r-old Pernaylvanian Also well liked in the pre- pared the H^vks lo an easy 67-46 learn. I don’t think he's reached barrassed, only getting a double." pgrg” m that span. Bouchee'a I waa Schroll'a first complete game ; ------! waan't the favorite. .No player toiirnamenl guessing here was over tlie pick.* last night in a hie peak yet"... t National League * * * ' 12th homer was a 390-foot shot TUBELESS I in the major* and ended Cal Mc- Timely hitting in the fifth a n d ' could carry thai't designation in a Mike Souchak, the piclure of p,p,. niitdnoi pitohers, plSas* note). basketball league DON NEWCOMBE—of the.Cin- into the rightfleld seals at Seals Lish's winning streak at eight t e l sixth inning*, when they scored | bulg^g field of 174 that included power despite a slimming down game al the (Val, .lim Glenney * * * cinnsti Red* bn what makes for stadium while Freese's two-pin games. five rime*, sparked the Willi* ninq. I morff atara than ever,, marshaled whicri pruned his weight to 200 iHi and ViiinvyKoheh ilOi aa- CARL rU R nxo — veteran N. pitching success; “Running should homer, his 13lh and second clinch- Jim'Moriarty tripled and singled year* of Profeeaional Golfer* poimi^a .sisled in the scortpg column over L. outfielder who entered th* 1959 Third place Baltimore b eat come firat and foremost with a ar in two days, was parked '370 D etroit 5-1 In the only day game. for the winner* while teammate* Aaeiv. competition. leioking for 8'irsl M in the undermanned lO.sers. season with a lifetime major- pitcher. There's an old saying that feet away in the leftfield pavilion, TIRES Boh Gagnon and Red Madsen each But the tournament pro* in- The amiable muscleman is still Dick Duhannski i\fli and Norm leafu * b a ttin g m ark of .300; goes: 'No run. no win.’ irou could had two hit*. Edgie Bralnard. Ken ’ ariablv tJiased his i ao-,e among looking for his first major loiirna- Hohenthal lI2i wereXthe big gurui "Looking back now. I wish I had add to this: 'No run, no win, BEDS 9. CARDS ? — 'The Reds! A’s 5. SEN.ATORS 4 The A *, Lawson and Vit.o Kaminakas each Ihe foi'ir or five moel logical menll victory. Bill Gasper. Dow for the loser* I'nIlX t'nlll, the latter learned to awlt^-hit. I'm going to | last nine innings.' moved within a'game of the sixth-1 etiH Stj-gamea short of firat place Made With with two hits, paced th* Marine*' •'boices. And if Welt win,, the <2-' gjngi^erwald Wall and Arnold fouled out. the Knick* vWre in con- place Cardinals by breaking a 2-2 j after picking up 3 ', games since NOW kJOxlS Wselnnli Willis ...... 013 023 0 9-4-21 hole run at Minneapolis golf , who blos*omed a* big tentlon hut had to flnl»h\the gam* tie in the third against loser Ijirry: their blast off; two weeks ago T«to-lTpspiM tai Marine* ...... 013 011 0 fi-9-fi course, he virtiiall e'ecta himaelf ...money...... winner* abbiit the time 'V'th only four men and the Hawk* Jackson i8-9i on Frank Robin­ decked the Nats in the firat three ' TYREX Cord ONLY sad escspfistils Wf* Madsen-? Snd Badsteubner; 0«- golfer M the year, Souctiak did. all have hit the, P'lll^fl away. Gifford to Get Thorough Trial son’s double and Ed Bailey * sin­ innings. Dick Williams, who drove good and McCartl»v, In siven months he has carted jackpot al the Masters, National ' 'm'oipry; gle. They made it a rout with in three runs, hit,a two-run homer: You get the improved Btrenffth of away *omesome 830.000♦ou.iasi inIn prix*prise nmney,money, „ *ix runs in the eighth while Lefty off loser Bill Fischer l 8-6 i in the viocoMe tire equipment on all 1939 Trade totUy for »fer. longer lasting 3-T Nylons by won four tournam ent* including oi i g a R n Ptl Joe Niixhall (4-8i. who had lost first, then singled in another in a the Master* and pulled Into the Two weeks ago Souchak won tJlpmicN. f...... 5 4-l\T 14 cars (except certain ears where Goodyear. Heat resisting J-T Nvlon runs safer be­ .Monariv, f ...... fi 17 six straight, blanked St. Ixuii* on three-run third triggered by Roger Soulh, West Tie lead in the Ryder Cup standings the Western Open, one of the a-h Gianti Acquire Shaw cause it’s tempered by an exclusive process involving bigger loiirnamenls He i» play­ K. Mf'b«nthal r ...... 4 1 a X 9 four hits over the last eight Maris' two-rune double. nvlon cord used in original is op­ and the Varoon Trophy race based Kch*"*!!. K ...... 5 rti \10 frames. John Taitouris, (1-0) subbing a# tional at extra cost.) precisely cxiHtroned Tension. Tm perature and Tim*. In I V on average scoring, ing the best, golf nf hi* career. Ilaaff'il g ...... __ ft \n Ball L«>op “I'm ready.” Souchak said, "I just Rralnard Iff ...... a fbft-i a starter for injured ace Bud Da-; Now, at thele rock-bottom pntfiis, vou can afford th* j. He hasn't alwa.ta ridden the Malniinkt, g ...... 4 S' hope my game i* ' (VO ' From Baltimore Colts ley. blanked the Senatots on three ; TUBE.TYWE extra tafety W Nykm! Pitching highlighted last night's fri,fh road. S.x year* ago in the Tola In ...... hit# until the liighth. when Fa.ve Paul Open, a few mile* from Finstei-wald, '.vmuc*' of I lie 27 lfV23 97 TUBELESS iii;;; 2-2 atalemate in the Twi Baseball 1 PGA.'s first medal tournament Knirkft HA) Maior Leogu# Throneberry hit a two-run aingle ' League at the high'achool between the Minneapohs course Wall w m B F PI* Winooski, Vt.. Jul.v 30 (jP)—The New York Giants of the after a walk and an error. Bob' * BLACKWALL WHITEWALL 4,owiST Places iven oFFiPeoi !;;;;; the South and West. Bobbv Carlson '*>« ir.iage of deapair, playing bad- """ ^ ° Dtibanoaki. fi ...... ,,...... S .v; 19 Nttioniil Football League today found themselves with five Grim relieved and put it away,! cue wi,. XT v,v the aslleries and the past vear. But he has to rank Elilprs,Khlera: f ...... 4 tVft 8 SIZE SALE allowed three hit* and Norm War- ig ^r^ m the gaiienes ann ___ ...... x Hnhenihs X. Hohonlhal. r...... 6 •'-ft 13 ouarterbacks, including newly acquired George Shaw, and ss=;Le€iclert== giving up-two runs in th# ninth' SALE ji’:;: ran gave up but one, a aingls by actually hurt *jy them. A couple among the. strongest eonlenders. ff |-...... ' .. . ft 11 1 Ne- Tan Nn- Ton .So do Gene Little. Sam Snead, before retiring Throneberry and BLACK WHITE SUE •iici , Charlie Roggini. o' time* ctxiwds surging to follow Mr(^tirrt, |ff ...... 1 M A R Coach Jim Lee Howell was confronted with a big question. f AmeitoM I^eagiie Harmon KUlebrew on foul pops Tmde-In Pny MZE Trade-In Fay Doug Ford. Cqry Middlecoff snd T^e queetion Mowell ha# to an -f ------;—p ------Th* West scored twice tk the trampled hi# bell or ToIrIa ...... Bitting — Kcenn, Detroit and w ith two on. . 6.70x1.5 15.88 ‘ “ 19.88 U#t Frice* Only* . List Price* Only* on Nylons... Rayons... Tomniv Boll. . 21 U-ufi 6.70x18 iii;; , first Inning and wers then blanked •’’The hi# concentration, ' ,9ror^ at half. 22-2ft Kmrka ■'1 1 . awer is whether to abandon th* *x- season game and "He'll 1 stay at Woodling. Baltlf.ione. .343; Mari#. eriment to make a qusrterliark ()*•'*■ I ]7.10xl5 17.88 21.88 7.10x15 18.70 12.88 Block or Whitewalls... iii”; th# real 'of the way. The (South • remember those deys, that poaition until the Coaching Kan-aas <3ity. .3^2: Pox, Chicago, W H IT E S d x 4, YANKS 4::^The 1 7.60x15 6.70x111 24.35 16.88 iiiiii , evened matters with two'rim* In I** pretty tr\'-I lit of all-leeg5ie halfltack Frank staff decides otherwise." .337; Kaline? D etroit, .327. White Sqx broke a 2-2 tie with 22.25 15.88 27.25 'ford.. Right pow Howell inteiwe 7.60x15 19.88 2.3.88 8:OOxL5 7.I0ixI9 18.88 iiiiii' th* fifth. ing." r» wa* a typftal hard- The reason for giving Gifford a Run* Batte ' In KUlebrew, two runs in me fifth on Luis Apa- ' 24.40 17.88 * 29.90 Tiibeless or Tube-Type Summary; I | preeaed >WJig, pro,, in »ouie weva.-j |(o ahead with hie original pliins. 8.80x18 1.66x18 20.88 Trautman Inflicts Penalties trial at the new. poaition. was W a-hington. ; CVilavltC. Clex’e- ricio'a .triple] and an infield o)it, 8.00x15 21.88 25.S8” 26.80 ,19.88 lllii; ,J, Worse off than mo#t in other nrays. ' takes place jn ^the future is land. 76; Jensen, Boaton, 73; Max­ then needed ^ leaping etab by left- 6.06x18 ,12.8.5 -22.88 e.. 14-inch or 15-inch 1 up tb Shew and Gifford. Frank's expre.se desire and the h pn * , rbi He had no peraonality color or need for /* quarterback who ran well, Detroit, 68; ;?jer-)on., W aeh- fiSIder Al Smith on Hector Lopez' 6.40x15 15.88 19.88 6.20x15 • Glenney, 3b ft 0 1 1 J ® flair of style U, help him make his aw waa obtained from the : t Bogfini. H9 0 1, I .1 On Minor League Ball Players run as well as pass. Shaw also Is a ingtOin, 64. shot to the wall to eacape defeat 7.50x14 ■. 1,5.95 19.9.5 : j Blardi, c 0 0 13 ft chamipon Baltimore Colts last Hit* Fox. Chicago, 136: Kuenn, in the sixth after Yogi Berra's • Herao*. lb strong runner. In four seasons he Popular 7.50x14 Tuboloit fiti rocant Piymeluths, Pordi, Chovrolott ft 0 i 0 0 0 ‘1 think I snjoy playing be- , night Ik exchange for the Giant# averaged 3.9 yards per carry while D etroit, 126; 'Power. Cleveland, two-run, two-out homer had tied it 8.00x14 17.95 2f:95 ■ ; B. CarUon. p ... 0 0 ft 2 No. 1 draft choice in 1980 and an­ '•Calhoun.. If. 3b 1 0 n 0 J [• fore large gsllene*," h# said. " 1 | Jtilv 20 ^ h^vr .sfttiAflert completing 210 passes in 410 at­ 122: Runnel*, Boaton, 117; Alllaon, again. RUGGEp TVSiCAltVmtai TYStCAl ! FipedericKion. rf other high draft pick jater thii 8.50xf4 19.95 23.95 j TYM or TItf I ft 1 1 0 0 can't r™ rl?'' M'""'' ''‘"SJie boss George Traiit- “IhBl they had no knowledge tempts. His aerials went for 21 Washington, llS. Bob Shaw pitched the six in­ IAV1NOS f t l n tl TYFf o r T19I SAV1NOS m m n • Green, rf 0 ft ft ft 5 ^ prasRuro from them. But im err-1 — u «------.. *...... year. \ ) Home Rune'—KUlebrew, Wash­ nings for Chicago, giving up fiv'c . 9.00x14 21.95 2.5.95 1 H- Carlaon 3b .. 0 0 1 ft man today annoiincrrt rtlariplinary of aiich imprnprirtir.9. with thr ax- touchdowns and 2,820 yards. As a RECAPS SPORTS CAR TIRES ; • —Jnhnpon, If .. ft ft 0 ft 0 0 talnly not immuno Xjo tournanirnt . reptions of .less# Levnn Waldo W anW to Be Traded senior at Oregon, Shaw was the ington. 33; Cola Vito, Cleveland. hit*. The' White Sot chased Yan- | Costom Nylon Custom - — prasaure. I chum up inaido like action against two player* on the OonxHles, JaTlie* Heise. Thom as The formw Oregon pasalng ace. NCAA total offense champion with 30; Allison, W aslvington. 26: kee starter Whitey Ford in a two- • 6.40x1,5 ...... 7.96 ON SPECIAL SALE . 98 2 * tha raot of lham." who loet hia\flret string job with Woel (3> Chattanooga te.am.of the Southern MoAvoy and Sdhuiel .Meeks." 1,536 yarda. l.,pnvo,n. Washdngton, 28; TTian- run second inning. Ford, bothered | 6.70x18 ...... 7.68 ALL SIZES Sopor-Cushion (White) Suptr-Coshion (Whiti) ab r h po a e rNi Aasociation. in the wake of an In-, But he said no proof was ob- th* Colt* to Johnny 'Unitaa Vlfheh d^, Baltimore, Jensen. Boston by arm trouble, has failed to com-' GO LD SEALS lilO xlS ...... S.t5 Fortin, ae ...... 3 2 0 3 1 o; vestigation of gambling, I lained at a hearing, or etsewhers he suffered an\ Injury midway 4f and Maxwell, Dietrolt, 22. 7.60x15 ...... 10.SS Duncan. .If ...... 4 0 1 ft 0 0 th* 1958 season, wanted

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. THURSDAY, JULY 80, 1959 AfurtUMBto—Plate— PA6B BIGRTEEN • • ' Siuunir HeuiM fw Rant VI Hotuoe for SRte 72 for Sole 72 Hobb* for Sal* 72 HoiueB for 8rI* 7J Houmb for 8bI* Ta RsBort r rppftfty for 8$ds 74 TMMinitiite U Rooflng—SIdliig 18 rHERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY FAGALY and SHORTEN HooMhold GfMMto 51 Wanted—To Boy 68 SMAIX, OOTTAOB at Miaquaml- I RAlffGl^ JAMBOREE MANCHEBTER--'Two new Itatinge VERNON—Sevan room spilt laval, COVENTRY—Route HA. 8 room ASHFORD LAKE—Cleand water­ Cftll RISLEY REALTY cut, aleepfl 6, from Aug. 1-8 or 8-16. that are tope in value. A neat nice grounds and view. 118,900. custom built ranch. Large living front lot, sandy beaeh, driveway. WB BUT and aall antlqua and naad Call MI t-0518. NEW U8TINO - , owera School If it te’ a rand lomc you are Cape Ood home with 4 immacu­ Tongren, Broker. MI 84831. room, modem kitchen, one-car ROOPINO. 8IDINO, |«liiUii|. Gtr WATKINS USED furniture, china, glaaa, -dlvar, p(c* For appointBiant to ao* room Call Marion B. Robertaon, Broker, area—« finished root Ik. CkiK Ood. looking for cheek fllav^arvis litt- late rooms flnished and two un­ garage. Lrit 106x346. Phllbrick t o 8-6963. ^ t r y . AltamtlaM and addlDona tuta franaa, gana, attie or itanta, apartment in Rockville. 4 apart- CHATHAM, MAtS.-^Two bedroom inga, 'To d a y . ^ OeUlnn WorkmanRitp ruaran 60 MAN/VgritM ON TV |ND0N1UI lAM 0CCA6l0tiS M K.i CtH OQAfi HiM FURNITURE EXCHANGE Shad dormers. complata>\ finished. Fifll basement with OUTSTANDING year 'round home, Agency, t o 9-8464. CLASSIFIED MT6 OCTTIMO MDOlt 60M6 wbola eautee. VSimlture refln* menta in each new building, ideal cottage, fireplace. Available Aug. Bolton Lake, waterfront. 1 bed­ taod.d ^X.' . a A.. Dim. Ine., £• kotunu 110 AlOCAUMOViC.OUiM WMST MiTAWE6 HCgTO SCE' modeled kitchen, attached rarage, grade entrance and larga' win- lahed and repaired. Furtnture Re­ for newlyweda. Just is minute# l-Aug. 18. Aug. 92 on. MI 84777. bekuUfully landackped lot. R. F. HARTFORD RD. rooms. 1'4 batha, mahogany CUSTOM 8 room split. 4 bedrooma. St Ml S-4M0. One 6-pe dining room set, $126. from H toford Bridge on Wilbur dowe. Lovely landscaped I A. SaburtNui for «U« 75 ‘ i e u M i o m , pair Sfrvica and Salea. Taleott- IXmock Co., Realtor, t o 94340, Ait brick 6 room rancher, 3 bed- 'arkade, achool and paneled living room with fire­ 8 batha, large living room, dream Creee Highway. place, kitchen with all hullt-ln kitchen, dlapoaal and dishwasher. BOLTON—30 acres suitabla for de- ADVERTISING ytwmnm:o»rr Five-piece Dinette Set, black and W m i and Land for Rala 71 or Robert Murdock, t o 8-8479, rooma, fun basement. Attached ion. Add a IH per Roofing UK) CMmiMTd 18*A ttVIgOlTA PjLLY BOWLEOS gold, decorated, cost new 1186, now Roonw Witliodt Board 59 Ml 9-4824 ______Barbara Woods, t o 9-7709. garage. Only 816,000. , cant mdrigage which can be rs- unita and uflllty room off ms.n Built-In oven and range. Recrea­ vslopmem Or farm. smaU houee. ck6Nctio«Nneit $69. - auiaad wtu_h(umthly paymapta of kitchen. Home has a larga tion room with bar and fireplace. chicken coop and Dam tncluded, CLASSIFIED ADVERTlSEMENI D'EPT. HOURS r^'CACTUO JUICE ONB ROOM (umlehed M rtm ent MANCHESTER - goufhweat aec- near main htoiway. S. A. Beeoh- ftOOFlNQ—SpeetalUlng r» Miring r o o m w ith kltchan privileges. II SANTINA DRIVE only MO. This can he youks tor ■craened porch with sundeck over­ 2-car garage. Many, many extras. roofa of all klnda. New molt. gut -iJ iJ O W O’ Ix>ve seats, $60, air-condltlaaed. Marle*re,> t n tion. Over 90 acraa, houae knd ga- Dale Road, Rockledge. M Ken­ ler. Realtor, t o 3-6969 or W. R. 8:15 A ^. to 4:80 P.M. Oentraiiv located. Bablea ac- Firat time on the market. Only 1 only $18,900. A d re n n .^ ■ home looking the lake. Lot Is fully land­ tar work, chlmneya cleaned n* TO -r ^XSUi-^L£ 5^0 o Main St - rage, high location With excellent MANCHESTER—Five room Ranch scaped. Home has forced (tot air neth Ostrinsky, MI 3-5189. Smith, Ml 9-8933. J c o <■ Electric range, $85. cepted. Irs. Dorsey, 14 Arch 8t. view. Call MI 3-1186, 4-7 p.m. year old, 8 bedroom. Spacious liv­ on Unnmore Drive featuring 64 paired. Aluminum aiding. SP only three yeara old. Three bed­ roome, 8 bedrooma..full baa^mmt, heat and If you are juat getting COPY CURSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. yeara' experience. Pror eatl- 414 ROOM, (UUy fumlihed anart- rooms. Combination triple track ing room with fireplara. Dream ST. JAMES' PARISH-8 room older BROAD BROOK—Older home, * 6 pc. breakfkst set, (new) $49.95. PLEASANT large heated room, kitchen with separate dinette. Full 1. car tefSfa with tool h o u ^ married, this home is ready to IIONPAY Thru ra iD A y I0;10 AJi.--8ATD KD Ay 9 AM . I mates. Can Howley, Ml S-SMI, Ml ment, centrally located, heat in­ aluminum atorma and screens. Ga­ '-move right In. ea the aale price home, consisting of 3 rooms, plus rooms plus. Good condltlen, free perking, on bus line. 146' cluded, m . Call AD 94808. basement. Wooded let. Asking fenced % landscaped lot with Spinet Desk, $80. sr St. t o 8-5002. Hooaaa for Sal* 72 rage. Amesite driveway Immacu­ Includas all fumlahlnga. Approxl- sinkroom. lavatory, enclosed porch sewerage and water. Outdoor fire­ Center 318,500, garden. C9oae to all faciUtlea. A down. 6 bedrooms, full bath up. place and patio and extras. Dtrset p l e a s e READ YO.UR AD ~ late condition Handy location Call buy of tha week for only IlSJfO. mately^|3.000 cash needed down. ROOM FOR rent, continuuoua hot ROdCLEDOB—Cuatom 8% room R. F, Olmock. t o 9-8248. Barbara Modern heating system, one-car from owner, $13,000. Call after 8- FOR RKWT?—Five >room' apart­ Call to sea these homes and many 1 Call MT JMBTl ' from 94. After 6 flM Tlf-* or **Woat Ado” oro tokca over Um dAo m «» a e«M> MoTlng—T rod d n f-- 15 OAK STREET water and shower. Private en­ ranch, built-in range. Recreation Woods. MI 9-7702. Robert Murdock, WOODLAND ST. garage. In excellent' condition. NA 3-7226. ^ko advartlaor aAoold rood Ua ad tlw rfR 81 DAY IT Storagd 20 trance, free parking, 101 Cheatnut ment MI 8-9088. A dream of a six-room ranch with other liaUngf. TODAY, The I Price 818,900. Phllbrick Agency. room, porch, atminge, ptajdered MI 84472. JArvia Realty Co.. 288 E. Center' DESIRABLE older home, 7 acrea, APPEARS and RKPORT ERRURS la Ukm lor Ika aaJrt Um t - Open Thurs. evenings until 9 St. garage. Reaaonably priced. Carl­ 3 or 4 bedrooms. Brtezaway and STRONG 8TREBT-^e$» 8 room MI 9-8484. Uoo. 11m HaraM la raaponalbto for only ONE lueorrae* or oam od MANCancSTER Moving and Truck­ THREE ROOM apartment it "The St. MI 3-4112. MI 9-1900, MI 8 mllea from Mancheater. 1 mile Gablei," 118 Maih St. g^ elou f ton W. Hutchina. Ml 9-8189. in 2-car garagt. 2 full ceramic tiled ranch under construction,^ ov r iMortlM for aay advertItMDeat and Ui«a only lo tho estoat of a ing Company. L#5 , 3 family and need 7 rooms, good Piniltry house, 2-car garage. Love­ -make goad'* loaortloa. Errora wkleh do not leaaea the oaioe af tance moving, packing and ator- housekeeping room for one adult. IH ROOM Capa CM, ahed dormer, ROCKI.1EDOE—New e room re leh. Half acre landscaped level lot. The or 8 bedroom, fireplace, piaster... tho odvarttecanaat wUl not be eorreetad by "maka good" tnaarUon. Me. Weekly van aendce to New SALE 1-6 OFF on wallpaper. WaU All utilities. Very closs to High tUf bath fireplace, open etalr- bathe, attached garage veft price will fool you it ia so reason. MANCHESTER'—Quality built, 3 location, extra building lot in-; ly old trees. shruM, flowers. tiles 4o a Ule. Kentile, from 7e FOUR ROOMS, second floor, no ceramic bath. Shade trees. Con­ eluded. All this for 816,900 Art i I-arge fenced yard for children, York. Ml S-6SU. School. Ehccellent for teacher. children and no pete, centrally lo­ caoe. (lot water oil heat, recrea­ large living room, $18,000 R. F. able .. .. bedroom ranch, garage, nice loca­ venient location, city utllltlea. Lo­ each. Green Paint and Wallpaper, Parking. MI 3-4071, 272 Main St. tion -3>om, porch. Shade tree#, Dimock Co.. Realtor, t o ■'-B?'5, tion, full price, 117,500. Short w-ay todly. Phllbrick Agency, MI Walton W. Grant Agency, Realtor. AUSTIN A CHAMBERS Co. Local at the Green. cated, $A0 month. Call MI 9-7880. cated off Woodland St. Call Build­ 9-8464, MI 3-1188. *^****BB appreciated Dial Ml 3-2711 good condition. Charlea Leaper- or Robert Murdock, Ml 8 6471. Bar­ For one-atop real estate aervLc out—* room home, garage, out er. MI 9-4291. moving, packing, atorage. Low TWO FURNISHED I rooms, parking FOUR ROOM apartment for rent. ance. Ml 9-7890. bara Woods, t o 9-7709. call. •. , buildings. 4 acres, beautiful land-1 ■ i rates on long distancedial movea to facilities. Near bus, store and MANCHESTER—Excel lam 6 room ; FOR SALBL- Kelvinator electric Separate front and rear entrance. S i*"*!:, price $13,900. Special i VERNON-Four room ranch, baae- Wanted— lln l Ettete 77 Lost and Found Auto Driving School 7»A W states, in 6-8187 restaurant. Call after 5. MI 9-6914. Oil burner, hot water heat Beau­ MANCHBITER — Sturdy new eix IV THE .TARVIS REALTY CO. Cape Ood with garage. Features! , I. range, $30. MI 9-3741, room Oarrloon Colonial. iVi batha, 8*r*8e. vacant. Asking include fireplace, copper plum h-l__, , tiful aurroundinga. Call Ml' 8-2909. MI 8-4112 MI 1-1900 acre land full price $10,500. To| $14,000. Tongren, Broker. t o ^HoitoBr r « i LOST—Large gray and white an­ MORTLOCX'8 MancheaUr’a lead­ MANCHESTER Package Delivery. ATTRACTIVE room in quiet home, hot water heat, full inauIaUon, NEW CAPE COD—Shed dormer— Evenings MI 3-1165, t o 3-784T, Ing, front vestibule, oil heat, out-' *®'*"*"*^® TOUR ing driving achool. Three skilled, Light trucking and package deliv­ next to bath and shower. Free ■ettle estate lakefront cottage, | 8.6321. "Anything in Real Estate” side fireplace, trees, city water, prompt, efficient, courteoua aerv- gora male cat, \iclnlty Hackma­ COMBINATION gas stove. Reason­ ROCKVILLE—8 room, third floor plaatered walla, fireplace, paneled overeizkd 24x86. Near zwere PI 2-8311 1' tjjJua garage, full price, $7,000.' - ' Iva and a raraising...... without obliga^ tack Street, Call MI 9-3274. courteous Inatruetora. Clasa room ery. Refrigerators, washers -Jid X. «r. atHotR., parking. MI 9-0887. apartment, $60. TR 5-6431 after 6 wall, knotty pine cablneta. L-prge school — complete four. 818.400 sewer and aluminum siding. stove moving epeclaity Folding «sy M4U. svr, able. Call. MI 8-6076. any more. Just call us. Mitten MANCHESTBR-Cape Cod. S fin- S. A. Beechler, Realtor, Instructions for 16, 16. 17 year p.m. ■hade traea. Call owner and build­ (first deposit holds). R F. ANDOVER—New 6 room ramlh, Priced lo sell. Quirk ornipancy. 1 chairs for rent. Ml 9-07S>. NICE FURNISHED bedroom, re. can rtt your needs like a glove. ished rooms, sunporch. large lot, 10% down. Phone MI 8-6273. Brae- t o 3-6969 or Wesley R. Smfth. A»> LOST—Man's wallet In Stale Thea olda Telephone Mr. Mortlock, 2J22 AUTHORIZED BY BANK er. MI 3-4860. Dimock Co., Realtor, MI 9-6245. basement garage. Beach and lake Call the Ellsworth Mitten Agency, ter containing money and license Director of Driver Ekhieatlon. frigerator and lavatory. 55 Clin­ QUALITY apartment on second tool ahed, leversl fruit trees, Burn Realty, ____ j aoclates. t o 9-8963. Mamlm Multi­ TO SELiLa ton St. MI 9-3081. Barbara Woods Ml 9-7702 ■ Rob­ privileges,rivllegea. P. V. Tongren Broker, Realtors, MI 3-6930. . ple Listing Service. If found call Ml 9-2334. Reward. MI 9-7S98. floor of private home. 4 apacloua COVENTRY LAKE — T-wo year- ert Murdock Ml 8-6472. « t o 3-6331. many shrub*, full basarhent, good Painting— Papering 21 8 BEAUTIFUUL ROOMS rooms, heat, hot water, refrigera­ 'round cottages. Good Investment heating system. Houae in excel­ MANCHESTER — Immaculate 8: FOUND—Small mongrel female MANCHESTER, Vernon St.—Trees, lent condition. Price 813,900. room ranch with garage. Feiturea ARE YOU CONSIDERING PAINTINO AND paperhanging. Help Wanted—-PeniAle 35 Situations Wanted— Articles For Sale 45 OF FURNITURE Apartments— Plats— tor, electric atove, parking apace. property. $8,800 for the 2. Call VERNON—9 room Colonial older 8ELLINO YOUR PROPEBTTT dog. Call Lee Fracchia.'*Dog War­ Motorcycle*— Bicycles 11 & APPLIANCES Suitabla for quiet couple. $90. MI Marian E. Robertson, Broker. MI privacy, 180x300 foot lot. New Ralph Upman, Broker. MI 3-1869. include large living room ’ w"'U ; First Class work. Available now. Female 38 Tenements 63 home,' 7 acres. Garage, ether fireplace, dining room, picture Wa will appralaa your prjperti den, Ml 3-8594 I FuUy insured. Call after 4 p m. TWO OVERHEAD garage doors, 7 .3-6789. 3-5983. HILLSIDE MANOR, Vernon - buildings. P. V. Tongren, Broker. ranch. 90% completed offering 3 ------^------11958 HARLEY-Hummer. Used cry FOR UNPAID BALANCE (twin size) bedrooms, I 'i baths, MANCHESTER — $14,900. 6 'i fin­ book kitchen, full tile bath, 2 bed-1 free and wloiout any oUUratlon. MI 9-6826. EXPERIENCED SEWING WILL TAKE care of children in , y ft. high. 8 ft. wide, complete with Chooee your own high wuodc'’ lot. MI 3-6321. We alao buy property lor caob. LOST—Set of keys wMh Initial 'D mtip. Asking $275. Contact Jake, *5 all hardware, Varioug aize win­ MONTHLY TERMS $18.18 MANCHESTER TBNBMICNT FOR rent, one block NICELY SEXILUpEX) 80 foot ranch, For your new Ranch, Spilt or Co­ fireplace, garage and porch, bultt- ished rooms Cape. Built 1980. 4 rooms, hot water radiant hei,t. I on them. Vicinity Orange Hall MI west Center St., or call Ml 3-8386 licensed home any time, t o "SUPER" "DELUXE” from Main St., second floor, 4 wall ta wall carpel, fireplace, Ine, but above all, a beautiful big bedrooms, full dormer and cellar, Priced right. Easily financed Member Multiple Listing PAINTING and paperhanging. MACHINE OPERATORS 3-8445. 1 dows and screens. Phone PI GREEN MANOR lonial. R F. Dimock Oo. *ieaIlor, NEW US’HNG— Autumn St. Six ITANLBT BRAT, Realtor 9-6978, or MI 9-8128. Clean workmanship. Free esU- 2-8289. 8 ROOMS OF FURNinmE , GARDENS rooms and bath. Adults. MI 3-6872. aluminum storms. recreation •to 94248. or Barbara Woods. Ml room cape, garage, amesite drive, lot close to everything yet se­ plastered walls, U-i% mortgage. Quick occupanry. Phone Ml I All 100% Guaranteed room, garage, $16,990. Assume cluded, $19,600 decorated to your Vacant. Immediate occupancy. 8-6273. Brae-Burn Realty BRAE-BURN REALTY mates. No job too small. John AND TRAINEES 9-7702, Robert Murdock, t o ' 6472. 3 bedrooma, living room with flra* Ml 84378 a s s o r t m e n t 0F custom made ONLY $418.88 FRONT TWO-ROOM tumiahed 4'4% mortgage, small cash. Carl­ choice. Glen Roberta. Realtor, MI This home Is a good value ' and Personals S 20 ' BOY'S BIKE, $20. MI 3-1328. Verfaille, MI 8-2521. Dogs—Birds— Pets 41 On West Middle 'Dimplke place, must be seen, vours for awninga complete with fixtures, $18 18 DELIVERS Just Off the Wilbur Cross Parkway apartment, heated, gaa range, ton W. Hutchins. Ml 9-8182. VI $15,800. Psul J. Corranti, MI 4-0610. I wise. choice for large or growing PAINTING AND paperhangtng. Apply Manchester Modes, Inc. $18.18 MONTH bedroom set, kitchen set, refrig­ family Glen Roberts, Realtor, t o Lot* tor Sale 7.1 VACUUM CLEANERS repaired In CATS (domestic, etc.) only board­ various sizes and colora. Sorr.e Near Manchester Shopping $13,900—Beautiful large 6 room 3-6363. SELLING YOUR Good clean workmanship at rea­ ed. Fenros Cattery, Rockville, TR - YOU GET — erator. Adulta Apply apartment WEST side:—Six finished roome, 4-0510. MI 4-1144. my own home shop. Fort? veara TWO BOY S bikes, one 24 one Pine St. aingle. double and porches. All Parkade and schools ranch, fireplace, hot water heat, MANCHESTER—Something differ­ PROPERTY?? sonable ratea. 30 years in Man­ S-9131. sales final. Hang them yourself. 16-PIECE BEDROOM 8'4-4'4 room apartments are now 4, 10 Depot Square. central location. Ideal family home DEVON DRIVE—Nest Cape, 4 ent! A new Cape in a very nice FOR SALE—Building lot. Essex factory experience. All maxee, low 20", Very good condition. 10() ft. chester. Raymond Flske. Ml 18-PIECE LIVINO ROOM cellar. 141x180 lot. Small down 287 WOODLAND ST. 8 room Cape turkey w-ire. Call M l 9-7963. Also 2 and‘ 3 yard remnants. Call renting for immediate occupancy. with Ikrge yard. Immaculate con­ room, full basement, wooded lot. Individualistic neighborhood. High St. 80x110 ft. Make an effer t o Let's alt down and talk It ever. ratea, free estlinatee. free pickup 9-9237. Manchester, Conn. DACHSHUND PUPPIES — AKC now. Manchester Awning Co., 195 12-PTECE KITCHEN SIX ROOM duplex, 169 Hilliard St. payment. Carlton W. Hutchins. MI dition. Priceo for Immediate sale, Only $11,500. Small cash, G.T. or Cod. 3 bedrooms, hot air hast. •-#680. and delivery. Mr. Miller,, JA MI 3-7618 after 3:30. Available 6-5132. location with trees. 8'^ finished Apprataala without obligation. registered. Black and tans, affec­ West Center. MI 9-3091. - PLUS — Furnished Model Apartments only 118,200 Call R. F DImock. FHA. Robert B. Anderson Agen­ rooms, full walkout basement, fire- Ideal home for children. Ineludea 2-8904. THOMAS HARRISON - Painting tionate pets. Call Coventry PI WESTINGHOUSE REF. Sept. lit. No children or peta. playhouse, Deep lot. near achoola ANDOVER LAKK-Waterfront lot __I Business Services Offered 13 DIET AIDE with typing ability. MANCHESTER—New 7 room split t o 9-8246. Barbara Woods. t o cy, JA 8-0139. „ 'place. full dormer, 8 or 4 bed­ E. E. BUSHEY. Broker and decorating. Equipped and 2-6706. TV SET AND COMB. RANGE Open Daily and Sunday 9-7702. Robert Murdock. MI 9-6472 and bus. Economical lo own and Also 2 lots On Woodside Uine. t o 25c WASH, lOc DRY—Do it your- fully Insured for large an(t email Cal^ Manchester Memorial Hospi­ DESIRABLE 4 rooms, all conven­ rkneh, 2 full baths, built-in oven rooms aa desired, baths, MI 9-2083 lelf. Lucky Lady. Salf-Sendce; ELECTRICAL work by Walt Zema- TRIMBLE hathinette for sale, like Free atorage until wanted Free 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. SPLIT LEVEL, 7 rooms, four bed­ 116,900. Please Oall Glen Roberts, maintain. Owner, MI 9-0808. 9-4488. Jobs. WorkifiansMp guaranteed tal.'MI 8-1141, Mrs. Dowdlng for FOR sale:—Beautiful mongrelJ 6 new. JA 8-0035. Phone: MI 3-2618 iences, tile bath, heat, hot water and range, finished ' recreation rooms, modern kitchen, large liv­ Laundry, 11 Maple St. (across nek. Prompt efficient service. appointment. delivery. Free set up by our own room, 2-car garage. Convenient VII Realtor, t o 4-0610. Guaranteed workmanship. MI with reasonable nricea. Call MI- week's old puppies, $5. Call t o reliable men. Included. Available October 1st. ing r(x>m, dining room, large lot, from -First National Store Parking 3-4884. 1 » 9-9625. I 388 month. Write Box U. Herald. location to shopping and schools Lot). .. , ______9-8976. ______ONE FIVE TON S phase air-con­ Phone for appointment GREEN MANOR COVENTRY—4 'j room ranch with 2 year eld, one-car garage, |96,900. CLERK ditioning unit with remote com­ 320,900. Down paymsnt required, Shown by appointment. Phllbrick IN TOWN 1 FOR SALE—German Shepherd, tie- SAMUEL ALBERT, HARTFORD CONSTRUCTION CO. THREE ROOM furnished apart­ $2,060. Phllbrick Agency, MI carport, beautifully landscaped lot, LEGAL K|OTICE LOSE WEIGHT salelv with newly I^ ^ O L D A SONS Rubbish Remw- EXTERIOR and Interior painting. pressor-evaporator coil for either CH 7-0858 amesite drive, perfect condition. Agency, 361 Main St.. MI 9-8464. Ceilings refinished. Paperhanging. Interesting position for women male. 3 months old, black, $1(5. Mancheatkr Shopping Parkade ment. Conveniently located. West 9-8464. $17,800—Fine ranch of j 8 larA rooms. A new oil 'hot water Doris W. Lyon Root Rd. Reg. of Voter#— let Diet. a yean WANTED — Clean used cars We \ Call Ml 3-8742, Paul A. Ellfson. FIRST NATIONAL STORES p.m. LAWN SWING. $40 Barra Loung­ electric refrigerators. 1 Csll 9-4071 from 5-7 p.m. only. nished. sunporch. shower 'bath, homes will be ready about Auguat MI 9-5245. $22.25 ;for each $1,000 voii need. er. $40. Other articles. 32 WOnd- 1, but now Is the time to pick vour ent owner. Kitchen has built-ins. 8 furnace. Aluminum screens and Gertrude A. Haven Route 81 Reg. of Votera— 2imI Diet. 3 yean buy. trade down or trade any- j f l o OR SANDING and reWnlahlni .3-5117. ‘ electricity, hot water. Private en­ Dial CH 6-8897 and ask Frank PARi^ AND OAKLAND AVE. bridge St. lot. Bea-atlfui high elevation, 'take bedrooms, two baths. Solid brick ■terms. Well shrubbed vard. Elmore A. Turklngton Chaney Lane Town Treasurer 1 3 yean thing. Dofiiglaa Motors, 883 Iain.' Specializing in old floors. % Burks or Mrs. Carter how Con­ FREE—YOUR choice cute well trance. Parking. MI 6-3715. IX behaved kittens. Will deliver. MI QUAUTT GAS stove sIm combina­ Route 88 from Vemon Circle for cape on Mather St. 6 rooms. 1^ F. Pauline Little ^glkville Rd. Tax Collector 3 yean BEFORE YOU BUY a used car ______' necticut Mortgage Ehcchange. 15 teAST HARTFORD tion porcelain sink and Hotpoint NOTICE FOR RENT—8 room flat. Inqultie 2 miles, turn right on Center Rd. baths, basement garagt and nice MADELINE SMITH, Realtor Richard M. Galinat Route 44A ^ Agent rtf Town Dep Fund 3 yean Lewis St., Hartford. 9-3104. MANCHESTER—Main Street loca­ eee Gorm|an Motor Sales, i^lck m ft M RUBBISH Removal Serv- Boats and AccessoriesJ 46 dishwasher. Call MI 8-5632 be­ Notice is hereby given that TTie 226 Center St. Available Septem­ and follow Signs to Westvlew Ter­ lot. We have two older aingle 6 MI 9-1642 John M. Stone Lakaview Terrace Board of Finance 1 3 yean MANCHESTER housewives! Tbe tion. Offered for first time on tho room homee in nice locations. Lots Sales a ^ Service. 385 Main, ice. Full time. Residential com­ tween 6-8 p.m. I Eighth School ft Utilities District ber 1. race. McCartnv Enterprises t o market, this valuable site for either Ford L. Morgan Marrow Road Board of Finance 3 yean Street Ml 9-4571. Open evenings. increasing demand for Avon's Live Stock— Vehicles 42 NEW 3EBAGO outboard, wind­ 4-0968, MI S-6878. of house for the money. EAST CENTER «T .— Two-family Dexter C. Wheeloek Babcock Hill Board of Finance 3 yeara mercial, industrial. Attics cellars, Business Opportunities 32 FragrUces, Toiletries and Beauty will accept bids for the Relocation business or residential rentals. home, extra building lot. Good in-, yards, lawn mowing, high grass shield and convertible top. trailer. of Trunk Sewer Line East of Hart- FOUR ROOMS, second floor bsth, Ideal for office building or com­ Eugene IV. Latimer Wall Street Board of Finance 2 yeara OLDER Ca r s , mechanics sp«- Aida, and the continued growth At wholesale price. Must be sold SEVEN CUBIC foot refrigerator, hot water, heat. $80 month. Adults. ON 2% AdUCS fertile land, 6 come. 170. foot frontage on East 3 jreara cut. Incinerator barrels. ;M1 9-9757. WOULD YOU EXCHANGE of Manchester, hag created open­ land Street. All bids'must be at mercial use Full price. $29,500. T. J. CROCKETT. Realtor Alma L. Heckler Brewster Street Board of Education cials, flxlt yourself cars,-always FOR SALE -Ydung family cow. by July 15. Call Ml 3-4426 in good condition, $30. MI 9-21 2. Inquire 30 Williams St. rooms, breezeway. double tarage, Center Street plus garage and Prall Bacon Merriam Ripley Hill Board of Education 2 years a g o ^ selection. Look behind oUr ings for representatives. If you Bred, heavy milker. MI 9-5951. the Firehouse, Corner of Hilliard 2 ceramic baths, firtpla'e. 3 Call the R. F. Dimock Co., Ml barn, ,430,000. Shown by appoint­ One hour of Your time per day and Main Streets by 12:00 noon 0-5245 or Robert D. Murdock, Ml Walter E. Tadford Route 31 Board of Education 2 yean office. Dtjuglaa Motors. 388 Main. I m o RTENSEN TV. SpeclaUzed RCA have spare time, why not turn it 18 FOOT BASS boat. Ford V 8 en­ IIJ3VE SEAT, toast colored tweedy miles. Carlton W. Hutchins MI MI S-1577 ment only. Philbrick Agency, 381 for excellent earnings? This is a into dollars so you too can get j material, prkcticallv new. Rea- August 10. 19.59. Specifleations and DUPLEX—Four rooms, hath and 9-8132. 3-6472 or Daniel Saunders. 'TR Lawrence C. Latimer Main St. Board of Educati|(m 2 years televiston. service. t o 9-4641. gine. Also tandem trailer capable Main St. MI 9-8464. Board of Tax Review NEEIj) A GAR and had vour credit business of Your own and can be i the extras you want, Ckll today. Articles For Sale 45 of handling 30 foot boat. Call MI ! sonable. Ml 3-5288. bid proposals ma.v be. obtained pantry. Call MI 9-1051. 5-2826 < r Barbara Woods, MT Alfred F. Bray Taleott Rd 2 years h.m.H HnWr,? Short on down pay-^ operated full or part-time. Thie is | CH 6-1858. 3-1725. from the custodian at the Fire­ MANCHBSTBIR—4 room ranch, 9-7702. ' ANDOVER—Quiet and peaceful 6 Ernest S. Gowdy Brewster St. Board of Tax Rijvlew f 2 yean a rcpoMCMlon. Don t j clraperies cuBtom made. Fret as- a new concrete product and in SUMMER SALE—on fertile Jone- APARTMENT SIZE gas stove, ex­ house. The board reserves the right FIX OR four room apartment for centrally located, new aluminum MANCHESTER room ranch. Basement garage Richard W. Gronback -Merrow *Rd. I Zoning Bd. of Aspeale 2 yeara i Douglas Motors, get i timales. Open evenings (l your great demand, year around, You less loam. Also, sand stone, TEN FOOT racing hydroplane w h cellent condition. Also large to reject any or all bids. rent, front porch. Big yard, gas siding, city water and vewerage. x v m about 2 years old. Nice grounds. Carl R. Christensen Grant Hill Rd. 2k>nlng Bd. of Appeala 3 yean Manufacture and deliver thi'a Prod- gravel fill. Ml 3-8608. chrome dinette set. Reasonable. David J. Marks. President furnace. Adults. MI 6-3049. Price 310,900. Phllbrick Agency, I If your looking for inveatment or Tongren; Broker. MI 8-6321. Grant E. Toothaker, Sr. Ripley Hill Rd. Zoning Bd. of Appeala 2 yean the lowdowii .on the lowest uown convenience P A M Upro'stery 1 steering wheel and super 5 Mer- ncome property let ui show you a and amallesi payments anywhere, shops, 207 N. Main St. MI 9-6324. Vhu STENO-TYPIST ciiry, $175, Call MI 3-8293. MI 3-4844. J. A. Volz, Clerk Ml 9-8464. 4H ROOMvRANCH. like new, fire­ Laurier F. DcMara Trowbridge Rd. Planning and 2k>ning Bd. 2 yean Not a small loan or finance com -' ______I *“ You started in this TOP son.,—Possibly the cle nest Eighth School ft Utilities place, ceramic tile bath, amesite lice centrally located 2-family with 38 WOODBRIDGE St. - Spacious Nathan L. Miller Bread and Milk St. Planning and Zoning Bd. 2 yeara olan. Douglas Motors. 333 383 i, TYPEWRITERS - Repaired,Renalred. rent-:rent- business. end must fertile delivered 'n this 15 CHESTS of drawers, 4 beds, District Business Looitlons ST'VEN ROOM colonial — 4 bed­ drive.- attached garage, ful' price i rooms on each floor or solid brick older home 9 rooms, plus " un Route 44A 'Planning and Zoning Bd. 2 yean in purchasing department f-family with 5 rooms on each Ernest J. Trueman , I ed, sold and serviced 479 E. ! area ‘Iiis year. Place your -rder. Diamond*— Watchea— maple kitchen set, maple drop- I Dated at Manchester this 28th rooms, I 'i baths, hot water oil $11,900 R. F. DImock Co. Realtor, flnished. Easily converted into a Dalmar W. Potter : School St. Constable 2 yeara Leonard L. Glglio ft Sona, Bolton leaf table, maple platform rocker for ^ent 64 Ml 9-5245, Robert Murdock Ml floor. Both of these homes are In Middle Turnpike. Ml 9-3477, i tHE for large electronic manu­ I dav of July 1959 heat, cast iron radiators, fire­ 3-family. S-car garage. Lot 99x168. John T. Cousin ' Prospect St. Constable . 2 yean 1956 FORD Falrlane convertible, i ------Call MI 3-7083. Jewelry 48 and armchair, 10 desks. 2 ma­ 34472, or Barbara Woods, MI goodI shape and the price is realis STORE FOR RENT, bxesilent lo­ place. plastered walls, full insula­ Marion E. Robertson, Broker, t o Rpg.; CUSTOM CONCRETE MFG. CO. 9-7702. Thomas J. Dimnack i Depot Rd. Constable 2 yeara power steering. Clean. In excel-1 CHAIN SAW work—trees cut facturer. Good working hogany china closets. 2 china dis­ cation 600 square ft., air-condi­ tion, full attic, breqzeway, garage, tic. Five-family house fhat presents 3-8958 3 yeara POWER MOWERS—Toro, .lacob LEONARD W. TOST. Jeweler, rs- play cabinets. 4 commodes, 7 a good opportunity for investment. Eugene W. Ctonner . Cross St. Conatabte lent condition, $1,200. Call TR ^ sonable rates. Call PI 2-75k8 be-1 Richards Dr Shawnee, Ks tioned optional. Tel. MI 3-1191 city water and seiyerage. aniesite Otto C. 'toiler Taleott Hill Rd. ilrand Juror 2 yaars 5-1304 days. ; tween 1:30 to 4:30 or any time conditions and. salary de­ sen, Yazoo and Snapping Turtle pairs, adjusts watches erpertly. marble top tables and 2 com­ drive, large lot, Charles I.,eBper- XX 1I PLEASANT STrtBET — 8 room Reel and rotary. Also riding mow Reasonable prices. Open dally. Andover Notice house, 8 bedrooms, 2 porches, ga­ Stephet^ S. Nagy Taleott Hill Rd. Grand Juror 3 yean Saturday and Sunday. HERE IS YOUR pendent on exjplerience. Call modes. maple secretary desk, an­ COMMERCIAL buaineaa of oMIe# anee, MI 9-7690. 1956 BUICK Special, 2-door, 2 tone' ^ era. Parts and service. Capitol Thursday evenings. 129 flpruce tique organ. chairs, rockers, NOTICE is hereby given to Tax ■pace for r^nt Up to 8600 square MANCHESTER—New 6 room Co­ T. J.i CR0(;;KETT, Realtor rage, well landscaped. Owner A. Harry Olsen Route 31 Grand Juror 3 yeara green. One owner. No reasonable | CONNIE'S TV and Radio Serviced Equipment Co., 38 Main St.. Man­ Street. Ml 9-4887. lonial. fireplace, built-in sto” e oven Fr^riiik S. Duktlg Wrights Mill Rd. -Board of Welfare 2 yean OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE HA 8-4661, Wljlimantic, col­ stands, picture frames. lamps, Payers of the town of Andover, feet. Will afib^lvide. Main Street. TO BE SOLD MI 3-1577 moving South Call after 8 p.m. offer refused. MI 4-0847. j available all houis. Satisfaction chester. Ml 3-7958. mirrors, antique china and bric- that a tax of 61 mills on the dol­ Located near Center. Rlents of and dishwasher. $17,900. R. F. Tel. t o 3-7284. Walter E- Tedford Route 31 Board of Welfare 3 years ------— — I guaranteed.' Call MI 9-1315 DImock Co., Realtor, t o 9-8245. John F. Chappelle Nathan Hale Drive Board of Health 3 yeara lect for interview. POPULAR RECORDS by original Garden— Farm— Dairy a-brac. MI 3-7449. lar. laid on the List of October-lst, parking. Phone MI 9-6986 or Ml 361 SUMMIT STEET 1954 FORD Victoria, whitewajls, I ------SMALL BUSINESS 19.58, becomes due and payable on 8-7444. 85 LAKE STREET—Looking for an Robert L. Helms South Street Board of Health 2 yeara radio, heater. MI 9-1473 after 5 CARS-SIMONIZED. $12. Electric artist, .50c a piece. LP's all kinds Products 50 An attractive 7 room holne offer­ MANCHESTER—Two new listings. immaculate Colonial with a beau­ Frederick C. Jones ; s' Pine Lake Shores Board of Health 2 yeara Hartford- Paint Store. and all guaranteed In virtually July 1st, 19.59. All taxes under $40 ing excellent living space at a rea­ XXI p.m, ) buffer used. Washing included. BEDSPRING and Innerapring imat- must be paid in one payment on or EQR SALB-Rent. Equipped eoda Excellent 6 room Cepe with full tifully landscaped lot? Drive by Call Ml 3-5309. new condition. Save over half. .THIS WEEK'S specials at thi tre.ss Call MI 9-9327. sonable coat. Four bedrooms, 2 MANCHESTER-New 7 room Co­ ehed dormer, oversized one-car this one, then let ua take you Notice is also hereby given that a primary will be held on August 24. 1988 if a candldsujy Or candi­ 1950 CHEVROLET convertible. Cromwell -General and Grocery SALES PERSON — Experienced. ’ etore Auguat 1st, 1959 to avoid ■hop, luncheonette, 138 aprjci St., Store. Hundre(U of misrellaneoua 4S's, Farmer's Market—2(4 lb, bas’-et Mancheater. Cali BXport 9-6088, baths, modem kitchen with dining lonial, !',s batha. breezeway two garage, amesite drive, aluininum through it. The inaide is every bit dacies are filed in accordance with Section 9-94 of the General Statutes. Good condition. Top like new. Can GARDEN EQUIPMENT repainted, Full or {part-time, Surrey’s Lin­ like new, 25c each. Hi-Fi ampli- native tomatoes, 49c, native sweet Interest charges. All Motor Vehicle apace. 1 car garage, outdoor patio, gerie, 789 Main St., MI 3-5468. I taxes must be paid in the first two paybrook. ^ i car attached garage. Built-ins. Im­ atorms and screens, city utilities, ■s neat and attractive as the ouU be seen at 42 Russell St. wheelbarrows, spreaders. etc. ^ Willimantic—Cigar and Variety like newl. 25r. each. Studio record­ i corn fresh picked daily, 39c dozen, set, insulation, hot water heat plu.a mediate oc(fUpancy $22,900 R. E. beautiful lot. Asking 314,600. Short Forms for petitions for filing such candidacies by or on behalf of any enrolled Republican Party Dor't let it rust out. have it re- Store, quarterly payments as billed. All aide. Immediate occupancy. The C LERK TYPIST ing microphones with floor stands, : 2 dozen 75c, MI 9-0474. slip covered, $126 9-3276, liARGE PLBa Iia NT store, axce’- many other nice features. Quirk DImock Co i Realtor, MI 9-5245. way out—nearly new ranch with William E. Belfiore Agency MI member may be obtained from Doris W. Lyon, Republican Registrar of Voters, Root Road, CovenUy, pall ted. 22 B.vron Road. two lounge chairs, one night stand, other taxes may be paid quarter­ Jent for grocery, TV. or appliance sale price $17,800 with immediate full cellar and attached garage, Connecticut. Instructions for filing such a candidacy are contained in Part I, Instruction Page, of the 1948 HUDSON. 6. 4-door, low mile­ 1 Newington—Hardware Store, ly during July 1959. October 1959, 8-5121. With knifwledge of shorthand for sll new condition. Must sacrifice STRING BEANS and other vege­ SECnONA!,* couch, chair«. tnbIcH, salearoom. etc. Good aize front occupancy. SOUTH WINDSOR copper plumbing, aluminum petition form, copies of which are available in said Registrar's Office. Prior to obtaining the petition age. $100. MI 9-3104. I j Middletown—Small Grocery Store. everything and fast. Call MI tables. Phone orders taken. PI Need repair. Sell cheap. Ml .ianuary 1960, and April 1"60. Fail­ Hooseholtl Services general office work. Apply windows. Call after 8. Ml 9-1680 storms and screens, over acre of MANCHESTER - - - Green Road. form, the consent of each candidate to be proposed therein plus a deposit of $25.00 for each such candi­ r ^ ^ ■ I 8-0858. 2-8098. 3-0202 t ure to pay any quarterly inatall- Or MI 9-3649. 99 Summer St. 118 PRINCETON STREET Foeter S t .-5 room Cape large' land, asking $13,200. The Elsie Spic and span, well built 8 roorh date must be filed with said Registrar. A petition containing the required number of signatures of en­ I Hartford- Established Printing Co. ment of this tax on or before the Offered 13-A W|ll net $12,500 per year. Sub- wooded lo t - $12,700. Meyer Agency. Realtors, MI ranch, fireplace, hot water heat, rolled Republican Party members in the Town of Coventry must be filed with said Registrar of Voters 1950 FORD convertible. 79 Lake- j MANCHESTER MODES, CEDAR CLOTHES line poIe!s in- BLACKBERRIES—Pick your own. same date of the next succeeding An eight room CTolonial home lo­ AIR-CONDITIONED 3-room office. cated in one of Mancheater’a choice 9-5624, t o 3-6930. one-car garage, nice level lot. not later than 4:00 p.ni. on August 3. 1969, being the 21st day preceding the day of the primary. wood Circle South after 5 p.m, w e a v in g of iwni*, moth holes! »‘ «>itial cash required. stalled. All sizes. Old coles re­ Phone TR 5-7948 before coming. I Wanted—l o . Bay 58 month from the! due date of th( in­ 100% Main Street location. Park­ ASHFORD LAKE INC. ! A. R. Taleott. Route 36. Vernon. neighborhoods. Large living room Sensibly; priced at $18,800. Alice 1959 PONTIAC Catalina sport; andLjoni clothing, hoidery runs. i Maiithesier-Main St. Small copi- moved. Bean poles. 'Truck bat­ stallment cauacs the entire balance ing. Marlow's, 867 Main St. * BOLTON LAKE—18,900. 4 room Clampet, Realtor, t o 9-4848. Dated at Coventry, Connecticut, this 27th da.y of July, 1959. handbags repaired, tipper^ re mercial building Income $4,500 - PINE STREET tery. MI 9-1353., ! WANTED TO BL’Y to become due and payable and with adjacent pOrch. formal dining 5 room ahnrefront cottage nice coupe. Special throughout, extras, room, den anq modern ^ cabinet year 'round ranch. Oil heat, lake- ELMORE TURKINOTON, ament, umbrellas epalred pCr ykv6ar. Price $37,000, Terms. Good used reaalable fumltura, Interest at the rale of 5 10 of 1% lot. ^ front privileges. $900 down. Good- 845 h.p., Tri power engine. Sacrl- [ 'a shirt collars reversed and LOOKING—For a ' TV set *o\ your Household Gtiods 51 kitchen with dishwasher and di.a- Clerk of the Municipality. ^ fite for $2,800. Firim. Must see to ’ Help IV anted— Male 36 also small upright and spinet per month or fraction thereof will Houses for Rent 65 chlld-Bartiett Re^ty, MI 3-7928, replkced. Marlow's Little Mend­ cottage or patio. We have several planoe. be charged on the entire unpaid posal, plus four good sized bed- Also fceveral 2-3-5 acre plots, vi-i BU 9-0989. She'll Wear If To School appreciate. Priva'le, Call TR aing Shop. W. f A. LINDSTROM & CO, reconditioned sets available Call CHAMBERS FURNITURE roome. This custom built home has cinity of Ashford Lake—black tori 5-M48 after 6 p.m. | balance iintil payment la received. 414 ROOM RANCH with all modem 525 MAIN ST.. HARTFORD TAILOR Modem TV Service. Ml 3-8185, 4 Watkins Used Furniture M deputy or I will receive safd conveniences, furnished or unfur­ many extras Such as steel sup­ road. $800--$600 full price. Terms^ I DICK'S weatherstrip Oom- 1 JA 5-2929 Manufacturer has opening for Hills St. SALE nished. TR 8-2000. porting beams, Bolton atone front, FOR SALE—1957 Volkswagen con­ : pany doors and windows, custom Exchange tax at the Andover Librar.v on Sat­ LEGAL NOTICE vertible Best offer. PI 2-7917 any man with knowledge of ladies' ' .90.3 E. Middle Tpke. urday, July 11,'from 2:00 to .5:00 built in china closet, etc. Handy to ARTHUR A. KNOFLA, Incemparftbl* Beauty! work guaranteed. Call collect Wll- FOR sale:—Used lumber from 15 Oak Street Bowers school and high school, time. 1 ■W ANTED coau and suits. Ehccellent oppor­ r.M., on Tuesday, July 28, from Realtor „.4 Notice ‘ ii hereby given that the following have been certified as party-endorsed candidate of the Umantic HA 3-1196. tunity for advanceirient. Appl.v. 2x8 to 2x10 aheathing flooring. Excellent selerlion of — Oient intereated to purchase Im- One G.E. and one Richmond hot OLD-FASHIONED pendulum rtock 7:00 to 9:00 P.M., and on Saturday, Soburbaii for Rent 66 Democratic Party for the nomination to the Municipal Offices speerfled below to be filled at the mu- 1955 MERCURY $676. 1951 Mer- j y SERVICE — Pottertm's. all .medmtely aubstantlal buaineaa.- All 58 LAKEWOOD CIRCLE MI 3-5440 i nleipal election to be held on October 8. 1959 In the Town of Coventiqy, together with the street ad- water ilimace, radiators, pipes, Breakfast sets Sales, itchell Drive, off 1931. Phone MI 9-4687 for best Floor (..amps ing. 84'4 Elm St. TR 8-8060, TR voir and country club area. Three house ,i>n premises. Price $11,900. Parker St .525 MAIN ST,. HARTFORD TWO FIRST class painters. Call I articles. Open dally 3:.30-8:30 8-2808. Philbrick Agency, MI 9-8484. James J. Covlelln Dunn Road First Selectman yean service, [ JA 5-2929 I p.m., Saturday 8 a.m.-4 p.m- or bedrooms, living room with picture I: MI 9-8266. Living and bedroom sets * window, dining room, den and pine Fred T. Edgerton South Street Selectman | years ______. i FLAT FDHSR Holland window I call t o 9-2-392. Yard at Stock ROCKVILLE—$60. 8 room apart- $9,200—CUTE 2 bedroom ranch, NO NOMINATION Town Clerk ' years BUS DRIVER lor labor routes, 8 to Place, rrff North Main j . S i ______Baby furniture msnt, electric refrigerator, gas paneled modem kitchen. Basement aluminum BJ(»rnia, amesit* drive, 1M2 F O ^ conv^jrtlble. Good con-, shades, made to measure All Help Wantei)— Female 35 has compleLely equipped recreation Mildred C. Hiltgen Waterfront Park Reg. of Voters)—1st Dlat. yeara ditlon. Call MI 4-1767 : metal Venetian blinds * a new 7:15 a.m.. 8 to 4:16 p.m. Collins stove, dispoaal, clothes reel, park­ large 'rees. .Carlton -W Hutchins, Reg. of Vot*rs|~2nd Dist. yean 9x11 TENT., Front and back door All at^ substantial savings. Visit room plus 2-car oversised garage Besrie I. Strack Route 44A low pricei Keys made wHls you Bus Service, Strong Road, Wap- ing. 34 Elm St., TR 8-2608, TR MI 9-5132. I NO NOMINATION Town Treasure)- yeara 1956 FORD ’VK^TroRIA. Turquoise TYPIST Ping. ______and windows, nylon net, Ciill be­ our salesrooms daily 10-5, 7:30-". 8-8080. I Wall to wall carpeting, built-in Hi and white, fully equipped W ill__watt. Marlow's. tween 5-6, MI 9-0693. J MERCURY Fi compartment, excellent closet A T T R A m V F ranch home, short L. James Loyzim Route 31 Tax Collector >’ean ■-4 James J. CoVielln Dunn Road Agent Town! Dep Fund yeara take older Ford m trade. PI o il BURNER Service—Oil Position available in nur Calms WANTED—Ebcperienced carpenter, THREE ROOM, first floor, heal soace, full attic storage and nicely walking distance to schools and biim- POWER MOWER-24" Pincor reel Nelson J. Bearce ' Route 31 Board of KIpance yeara 2-74T2. era. fumae'es cleaned $8.50 and: Dept, for young lady with good custom work, good pay. Apply in and not water. TR 8-7680, Man- shaded lot 128'x800'. bus. Nice residential area, AA person. Van Dyne. Builder, Garth type, heavy duty model, Excellent GET YOUR b e s t 'DEAL NOW AT chestpr MI 3-7886. zone. For more information call Alvin R. Goodin Squirrel Trail , Board of Fjnance yeara up MI 4-0095. typipg ability to be trained in condition, $86. MI 3-7557, • SEPTIC TANKS 1963 MERCURY hardtop^converti- dictaphone work. Knowledge of , Road, t^ockledge, Manchester, For further particulars about yat 89 Hackmatack St. . .Stephen S, Lo,vz(m - - Mem)w Road Board of Finance : yeara ble, Mercomatic, power' brakes, medical terms helpful. Applicant CLEANED and INSTIALLED ROCSeVILLE—24 Grove St. New­ these 8 outstanding homes please Harold J. Waldron Lakewood' Heights Board of Finance yeara whitewalls. TR 5-8037 after 5:30. WHITE CUSTOM made Venetian ly redecorated $ room furnished contact. COLONIAL — Seven room older Caaaidy Hill Rd. Board of Education ~ yeara Building—Contracting 14 must be High School graduate. Elx- blinds, like new. nylon tapes, pic- Pavid A. Gibson f - cellent benefits and pTeaaant work­ " t e e or Female 37 • SEWERS apartment.'- home on Vemon Street. Modem Ruth W. Hanson (ierald Park Board of Education . !. yeara - t - lurff window and oth|sr'sizes.othjS 1 'I ROBERT J. SMITH. INC. ALL TYPES of carpentry work ing conditions. For appointment MACHINE CLEANED MORIARTY BROTHERS kitchen with dishwasher. Down­ Leon A. Labrle Upton Drive Board of Education i yeara , r iThllers 6-A 9-8760. done, alterations,, dormers, roof­ call Mrs. Peterson, BOYS AND GIRLS ■:;r' 963 m a in s t r e e t i stairs bedroom and fuir tile bath'.. David Roche .Homestead '.Avenue Board of Education yean ing, porches, etc. Call Ml 9-5981. For tobacco Workl ages 14-17. I • INSTALLATION iummer Romes for Rent 67 I] Tel. ‘ MI 9-8241 8 bedrooms on second flooi. Im­ Charles N. Harlow Jr. Lakevlew Drive Board of Tax''Review j'eara 25 FOOT trailer, aleepi 6, gas stove ' mediate ocqipancy. W e e $16,300. and electric refrigerator with a ANY KIND of carpentry and cabi­ LIBERTY MUTUAL Bring birth certificate ahd social LARGE steamer trunk, $15. Never " SPECIALIST 'Show Uf Ydii Want to luy — AndWt'll COVENTRY—Waterfront cottage. 4-84 ROOM—Homea for aale. William A. Miller Brewster Street Board of Tax, Review ! yeara security number, if available. Ap­ used. MI 9-8716. Earle S. Rohan, Realtor, t o I Joseph W. Gust Squirrel Trail Zoning Bd. of Appeals : yeara toilet. $400. Ml 3-760.'(. . net work done. Honeat and relia­ INSURANCE CO. I Give You Itha Incontiv* to Buy" Available Aug. IS-Labor Day. CAII Starting price 311,800 and up For 3-7433. I ble workmanship. i Call Roscoe ply immediately. MI 34361. further deUlIs call Charles Lea- Ernest G. LeDoyt Hemlock Drive Zoning Bd. of Appeals yeara CONVENIENT for 4 Trailer' Herman W, Muisc Cedar Swamp Rd. Zoning Bd. of Appeals yeara Thompson, Ml 3-I89S for estl- I Ml 31161, CONN; STATE Town and Countr]/ perance, MI 9-76)». $12,600—Immaculate' 6 room Cape, 3314 foot Iriquire Campbell Ave.. mates | ANPOVBR l a k e :—7 room water­ amesite drive,' storms, cellar, Joseph F. Coughlin Lake Street Planning and Zoning Bd year* Vernon, C?6nn -last gray houw on EMPLOYMENT SERVICE front cottage, all modem conven­ BUSINElls SITE on East Center Albert J. Stevenson Route 31 Planning and Zoning Bd. yean left going north YOUNG GIRL or woman. Clerk In 806 Main St., Manchester Drainage Co. 301 CENTER ST— OPEN EVES^— Ml 3-S135 huge wooded lot. near bus. school, BIDWEILL HOME Improvement i new modem drug store. Part-time iences. Available Julv 1* through St.. 120 fool frontage, plus 6 room shopping. Carlton W. Hutchins, t o -loseph E. WitkowskI Swamp Rd. Planning and Zoning Bd : yeara Oo. Alterations, addlUons ga-1 sesaon. Call MI 9-0980. 88 FOOT 2 (bedroom. Travelo,- New evenings. Clean, pleasant work. STORE Ml 9-4143 house, 4-car garage with 56 feet 9-5132. Hubert E. Harris Kingswood Trail Constable ! yean rages. Rooflng;aipd siding experts. more frontage. Carlton W Hutch­ Stewart E. Hillman Gerald Park ' Constable I yean in 1955. Gkg water heater, alum­ Good )tay. Inquire Manager Lig­ f i v e ROOM cottage at Indian Aluminum clapboards a specialty. | gett Drug, 404 West Middle Tpke., FOR RENT ins, MI 9-8189. CNGLEWOOD DRIVB-Thls ex- Anthony J. Paulis Merrow Road Constable ! yean inum 'awrlinga. Excellent bifv at Unexcelled workmanship. Easy i Cove, Guilford. Available Aug^ 1 $1,896, Valley Trailer Park Mer- Patkade. 19 MAPLE ST llent six room cape with three Raymond Victor Gable Roart Constable I yeara budget terms < MI 9-6495 or TR- ICLOSED for VACATIONI to Aug. 18. 368 per week. Call Wil- I SIX ROOM Cape Cod house. ~~81 l|four bedrooms, closets, a mod- row. GA 9-2029. — APPLY — limantlc, AC 8-9881 after 7 p.m. finished. F\ill shed dormer, Charles N. Harlow Jr. t^akevlew Road Grand Juror I I yeara 5-9109 ! EXPERIENCED laundry* worker. AUGUST 1 to 15 I. erh tile kitchen, ceramjc Stewkrt E. Hillman Gerald Park Grand Jjuror j ! yeara Apply lAicky Lady Self Service ■ Monchofttr I breezeway, garage. Fruit, shade plaster walls, oil hot water heat, M U N O MOSKE COVENTRY LAKE — Furnished I trees. City utilities. Near schools Kenneth M. Spencer t Ripley Hill Rd. Grand Juror ! yean UTIUTY TRAILER. 4xS foot body, Roonng~-Siditig; 16 I.-aundry, 9 Maple St. Sovinqt ond Loon cottage for rent. Reasonable. PI copper plumbing, aluminum storm William A. Miller Brewster Street Board of Welfare I j-eara $30, Call MI 4-1474 after 6 p m. latwn Mower Sharpening : and church. Call owner after 4. windows and, doors, amesite drive, 1007 MAIN ST.!' 2-6828. MI 9-8868. \ Michael C. Treschufe Route 44A Board of Welfare 1 years RAY'S ROOFINO CO., alilngle and ______and Repairs ia yours for bnly $14,300 Call now Jamea A. Martin Route 44A Board of Health I yeara WAITRESS, EVENINGS. Call MI Paul J. Correntl, MI 8-936?. j 829> built-up roofs, gutter and c-imduc- 9-8127. Ethel A. Cargo Maaon Street Board of Health I years Auto Driving School 7-A lor work; roof, chimney repairs. COLOR STAMP-ONS i MLy"- WE ARE HIRING! BOLTON I Joseph Corns Bissau Rd. Bo^rd of Health I yeara Ray Hagenow, Ml 9-2214; Ray ; H" PREPARE FOR driver's test: A darling puffed aleevie dreg's for that a primary will Ages 18 10 60. Driving' ana c la s s -______Jaqkson; Ml 8-8825. ______WEST SIDE Notice is also hereby given he held on August 26. 19.59 if a candidacy or candi- RxcepSlonal Buy 814,700 ANDOVER. I ' A "Danish Ranch" on four wood­ 1-arge sleeves (either three-Uer your little gfade achool miss. Trim daclea are filed in accordance with Section 9-94 of the.General Statiilc.s. room. I'hree instmcttons Nr wait- COUGHLIN ROOnNO Company, SEPTIC TANKS i Lathe Operators # Jig Bore Operators ed acres. Very unusual home. Full eyelet] or puff with pretty floral with narrow ribbon. . Cape Cod — "BEAUTI­ Andover Lake Road—4- ' AeSde-. Inc Aluminum siding, ospl^t- AND MR. BUSINESSMAN: FULLY KEPT" ia the basement. Two-car garage. Some ■tamp-on trim) add Inpomparabl* No. 8297 with Palt-O-Rama Is in Forms for petitions for filing such candidacies by or on behalf of any enrolled Democratic Party :/ my, PI 2-7249, ______asbestos roofing. Also aluminum. room Cape, completely *'I beauty to the popular aneat'' frock. aizea I, 4, 5, 8, 7, 8 years. Size 4, member may be obtained from Ma'thilde J. Nyack, Democratic Registrar of Votera, Nathan Hale Milling Machine Operators # Toolmakers right description for this c(3«y in cuatom comfort. . thing to see. Also at Bolton Cent S'j EARLY'S DRIVING Sr.hl^^i^^aiiJ A Now Storui Front May lo J|Mt tho Lift Your i home. 5 finished rooms, Please etata Size. 3% yards of 38-inch. Heights, Upton Drive. Coventry, Connecticut. Instructions for filing such a candidacy are contained in PLU68ED SEWERS Breezeway, ga!rage, 2 ' We have a four bedroom rancj', Pattern No. 5919 . haa tissue— ard and auto«iMic dual . nntrnlled ^ _ Butinoof Noods. Wo offor o Comploto Dosiqn ond plaatered walls, breezy To order, send 36c In coins to{ Bart I. Instruction Page, of the petition form, copirts of which are available in aaid Regietrar’a Office. Sreplaeas, 1/3 acre.! IH baths, two-car garage and ac: size 12, .14 or ill; color transfer; Sue Burnett, The Manchester Eve­ Prior to obtaining the petition form, the consent of each candidate to be proposed therein plua a depoolt I ■ cars Class rooih-anstrucLons for I —— ______... MaehiHe "ClMRed • Ali Around Machinists i screened porch, full base­ shaded lot. Lake priyi- , 18-17 year. olds. Ifor day and i _____ Romodoling Sorvico for Storos, Rostouronts Or Any ment j attractive 70’xl20’ lot. Oil Brookfield Rd. we have a sewing and finiahing directions. ning Herald, 1180 AVE. OF AMER- of $25.00 for each au(;h candidate must he filed with said Registrar. A ^tltion containing the required leges. Juat 515,500. ' 'To order, send 35c in cdlns to: evening apijointmenta cal' Mr. Septle Tanka, Dry Welle, Sewer Typo of Building — Commorciol Or Rooidonco. lot. Very high FHA ap­ 6-room ranch with a basement ga­ KM, NEW YORK te. N. Y. number of signaturea of enrolled Democratic Party members in the Town

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THURSDAY, JULY 80, 1968 ^ j n m t w lB M T y ^ ' ' ' v ■ iffianr^eat^r Suftting lirralb Manchester *Dog Bays* Sale Ends Tomorrow; Still Many Bargains^Available

Robart J. Olrouard. SIT ToUahd slowed to allow another car ln| Tpke.. haa arrived at Ft. Dix ahd | BloM’oiit (Causes front of It to turn into PJdgerton, .da Hospital Notes; 81. The Paascantetl vehicle, trev-.. AiioutTowii been aaaigned to I Co.. Srd Train­ Avemge Daily Net Pretw Ran ing Regiment of the U.S. Army A cc id en t, eling behind the Fagan vehicle SPECIAL THURSe, FRL. SAT. The Weather i'latUng Hnnra: Adnita t t« 8 atmek from the rear. Far tha lYaek Bndad ForeeauH at II. <8. Weather Bateau 3ttm Orr. tor of Mf. uid , Training Center. Infantr.v. for; May SSrd, 1858 K obttt JC. Orr. 31 Maple 8t .. eight of baaic training. He la' p.m.: MaSenittg— to A eed Driver Injured Tialnayc v s r minor to the Fa- Mau’i, Womaa’t HM «ngM*d In. tk« V 8. >favy and I the aon of Mr f and Mra. B. U to 8 p.m.; rhIWhen'a Ward— 8 to gap vehicle. ; ! Fog early toalgM. elearlng. T p.m. , la nmv taking raerult training a t ' Brown. Si 7 Tolland Tpke. One man was Injured, and one j fT and Ohlldrau’t Haals 12,925 enaler late tonight. I.nw near 85. the U.8. Naval Training I Station IE man was arrested after three aep-1 hatorday fair, warm, leo« hnnrtd. Oaaat tiakaa. III. A l*M l graduate PattenU Today: I8t I Member af tha Aadlt Children of SI. .Tohn'a Church arate accidents in Msnehester dur­ mgh In fln*. ’ o ( Maadiaatar High School, ha had ADMITTED TBSTBRt>AY: OPEN ilAILY Buraan of Otrenhrtien taking part In the fle|d day on Aug. ing the past two days. haan amployad at Pratt and Whit- James I^pp. South Rid.. Boltoit: Manchenter—^A City of Vitlago ChdrtH 1* at Wallingford will meet In the VIncenty Sawed, 29, Hebron, 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. < FRANK’S SHOE SHOP nagp Aircraft. Mra. Fannie Doacy. Lalurel Manor church hall Saturday morning at suffered a broken right wrist yes­ Gonvalesreni Home; David Oalli- SUNDAY. 8jA.M..8 P.M. /f FINE SHOE REPAIRINO S o'clock, ronfeaaiona for children terday at 1:16 am. when hia car The wadding of MUa Irena M. ; gan. 303 N. Main 8t.; Chester Fur- ' (( 310 MAIN ST. — NEAR MIDDUe TURNPIKE VOL. LXXVIlf, NO. 256 (roURTBRN PAGB8) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 31, 1959 (ClhMlfM Advartlelng on Page It) PRICE FIVE CENTS and young people will he Held Sat- blew a right front tire on the Mhua.. dauhgtar of Mr. and Mre. man. Broad Brook: Everett Rich­ PINE PHARMACY -urda'y morning at 11 o'clock. curve on Hartford Rd., and collid­ R m A. Mhira, 55 Cedar Ridge D r. mond. 343 Charter Oak St.; Thom- 884 CENTER ST. (Saatenbury, and Harold K. Im­ ed, with a utility pole. ■ as Lefebvre, French Rd.. Bolton. He waa taken to Manchester' port, aon of Mr. and Mra Warren Robert n Olmaled. aon of Mr. b i r t h s y e s t e r d a y , a Memorial Hospital to have the K. LaPbrt. S7« Lydall St., will take > Mre Richard S. Olmated. S.i Com- Urges U.S. Stand Firm Yduth Festival daughter to Mr. and Mra. Ray- hoh* set. The rar waa a total loaa, plaoa In St. .Tamea' Church at 11 at^k Rd haa been accepted to I mond MarAlpinr. Wappina; a aon and was towed frohl the scene by e’eleck Saturday moitning. tenerl- ehigh Ttniveraity, Bethle­ to Mr. and Mrs. William Topping. | a wrecktr.' The utility pole waa Reds Blocking hem. Pa.. College of Arte and Sci­ 73 Ridge St.; a son to Mr. and | not damaged. No arrest waa made.. ence. thia fall. He graduated from n s ff U t k t l M -fm m f ■ Mra. Herbert Greenwood, East Phfltp Doiighney. 41. Poqnonock, r i S Nixon to Use Red T V Mancheater High School In June. j Hartford. '' | waa charged with failure to grant SHOP HALE'S Bonn Soared Mass Pefection' ' BIRTH TODAY; A non to Mr. | the right of way after hia dump w-lmUiiiriinii Enffaged , ■ , . x t The weekly program of outdoor and Mra. Jgmea Roach, Harriett ' truck was Involved in a colllson; Vienna. Austria. July ,31 (>P) F o u n d L i v e i i chlldren'a moviea will he held Mew 4*Teeneleter St.. Vernon. The engagement of Mias Mari­ Tuesday at Oakland and N. Main — Official.* of the Seventh j again this evening, weather per­ Sta. with [.a .vehicle driven by (ifend Canyon, Ariz., July. I DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: lyn .1. Huhhard lo Thomas O. Hull Communist World Youth Fes-; mitting. In Center Park beginning ; Mra. Edna Finley, 105 Birch St.; Margaret :D. Hampaon, 47. , 46 -31 )— Sheriff Cecil Richard-j at duak The moviea vvili conaiat of la announced by her parents, Mr. SELF SERVE » (IP i Mias Zenta. Osola. 49 Doane St.; Union SI. ''' Of Red Snare tival took new precautions to-; on aaid John Manson Owens i romediea and will laat approxi­ I Mra. Delia Messier. 132 W. Center and Mra. Harold V. Hubbard, 50 Manchester police said the day to prevent any mas* de-, H e c k l e r s mately 4S minutes. ! St.; Mrs. Vivian Dom. Brockton, Cambridge St. dump truck which, Doiighney waa DOUBLE, GREEN STAMPS TODAY! fection of Iron Curtain dele-, III, 16, Savannah. Ga., was; i Mass : Mra. Florence Kelleher. Her fiance is the aon of Mn and driving for the .larvla Construction G eneva. J u lv 31 (/p)— W eat^hi* infUienre with Herter to re- found alive today in the Grand Mforff in t i fl y at tha. Ear! Co. struck the rear of ^ e Hamp- gaten fo the West. 1 The Recreation Detpertmemt an­ ' Brockton. Maas.; Mra, Evelyn Sal­ Mra. Isaac Hull. Scituate. R. I. German offieialR Reliable aourcea in.aide the fes­ Canyon. He had been missing son vehicle which waa making a aaid ‘1 s ”- SmOlfa umVQ« OOfVfnWO to 19V nounces Uiht- the.-e will be dancing ters. Coventry; Peter Shainin, .3.5 Mias Hubbard is a Junior at the tival aaid there will be a aharp re­ .six days and uresiimed dead. left turn from N. Mam St. into they won fresh ^urancM; Weat German, met with anaMf light at the ear! 10-day I Friday by recordings At the Rob- I S. Lakewood Circle; Thomas Hun­ Hartford Hospital School of Nurs­ duction in Eaat-Weat meetings, po­ 73ie boy', condition we., not im­ Oakland St. HALE'S Moaay-Baclc Guarantae. Eaay I erteem PaHt — Children's Dance ter. 281 Center St.; Mrs Mary ing. and Mr. Hull la presently em­ from Secretary of state Chris-1 .hortiv before the aerre- litical diacussiona and even aiirh mediately known. Doughney w ill appear In court tanH. Saeik today...anjev fa- i il3 years and underi at 7:80 p.m. ! Duray and aon, Enfield: .Mrs. | ployed as a dn^taman at Pratt tlan A. Herter that he will not tary of state went into another anciai events as dancing parties and Owen, hiked into the lanyon Plans Report to UrS. tomorrow. Moaa Zamth Qualny! Free homa I —Teenage Dance at 8:30. Theresa Hajbiicki and aon. East and Whltne.v Aircraft, IVeek^endi QUALITY cut hi.s basic price for a Berlin secret aeaeion with Gromyko, Brit- sightseeing tours. ia.t Friday with two companion.. ! There was no arreat made fol­ damonatratton arranged. Hartford; Mrs. .lune Slut* and j .No dal* has been aet for the truce. i»h Foreign Secretary Selwyn "A ll this stuff about deinocrac.v. A .eai'ch for the llirce w’a. .tarted daughter. T’ oventry; Mra. Doro-1 wedding. • lowing a cniliaion at , tjie comer Lloyd and French Foreign Minie- Satiirdey after toiiri,!. on the Thomas Lombardo, son of Thom­ freedom and Rock 'n Roll just gives thea Clarke and son. .3 Avon St | of Center and Edgerton' Sta. yes­ Bv JOHN M. HIGHTOWER | >'•' M "'ince Coiive de Mtirville at our people a lot of wrong ideas and .outh rim reporled hearing call, as J. Liombardo 8r.. 27 Nye 8t.. DISCHARGED TODAY: Rich-: terday at 12;.38 p.m MEAT DEPT. for help from deep in the gorge, Aftjcr Visit to Poland is bound to caii.,e trouble." an East ! has bsen assigned to 1, Co. of the ard Chandler. Box Mi Rd . Bolton , Arcording to police, a oar driven r.eneva. Juh 31 rile bodie* of hi. companion. — 2nd Training Regiment at Ft. Dix. MGRTBOVS O im a n v • tod ay unred the Meanwhile, high-level expert. Em-opean . 1 9 mile, upstream from the area in port to the Americaiiipeople after he stops off in Poland for to Anthony J and Mary E. Rowe, reliable informants said. which the bodie« of hi. friend, were The plea waa made directly to Ftr HasN RMiMltli|i{ With Imsglsitlss property at 248 Woodbndge. St. City by Hartford police, who also WINDOW SHADES (tlonttiiued on Pagl Tbroe) (Continned on Page 81*) found. a 3-(lay visit. ^ i V^’llliani .1. and Mgry Ellen Ven- want him on fraudulent check Serielary of State Chri.atian A. He wa. flown lo Grand (Tanyoii, He called off all appointments at the American embassy Herter hy Heinrich'von Brentano. nard to John F. and Fern J.- c'hSrgea. Gr««n, Whitt, Eeru GERMAN HAM a lesoi l community on the r.nyon * tonight as well as most of tomorrow. At Moscow Airport, H m QRE8T USTERN GONSTRIIOTION ■ Legaiilt, property on E Middle U'e.st German foreign mlniater. at .outh rim^ in .n Air Foice heli­ Tpke. George Barton, 101 Chestnut St.. Wmhablt an hoiir'a conferenre, theae aoiirce. Nixon in effect urged the Russians to hear and see his ad^ ; was arrested by New York police HALE’S CHOICE copter. Trade Names added. Only . few hour, earlier. . Na­ dress. William R .' Charbonneau. dmng I who diacovered him when he al- HOLLAND FINISH We.at Germany fe'ar. a diploma­ Legislature Blamed tional Park .Service .poke.man | Talking into a microphone, he said: , tempted to buy riothing on credit ' huaineas as Connecticut Pamting tic trap may be aphmg by Soviet .aid hope of finding him alive had DESIGN and BUILD ^ \ in a better menswear store. Barton. ' "When I speak tomorrow night at 3 o'clock I w^ill discuaa j and Decorating Service of Man­ C O 3Q Made to Order Foreign Miniater Andrei A. been abandoned, and answer .some of the questions 1 got during the trip, I chester at IB7 Center St. I according to police, had referred ' With Yonr Rollem Lb. Gromyko before the conference "W ere now looking for body.", the store to a Hartford menswear : Edgar H. Barracliffe. doing end., or receaaea Wedneaday. The ..aid A. Lynn Coffin, chief of the I will also give my impressions of the Soviet, economy, the ' store to establish hia credit. The , S STEAKS For Salk Short|ige T A PATIO FOR T biisineee as Cittes Service Center FULL LINK OF,LT18TOSI Germana believe Gromyko may o f­ P .ik Ranser.,. ' managers, workers and j»eople." • New York Arm, however, discover- ‘ at .W1 W. Middle Tpke. fer a foncesalo'n In Soviet demand., rile Ranger, had romlied the . I .Nixon called hii fast-moving. 5-*' ------er' that Barton was wanted in KED E >E VINiTIAN lUNDS that the weatern garriaona get out area in the eaatei'n part of the r;*n-| ' daV trip bill Sid* Mtswow "very iliPT” — I Hartford for piirrhasinjf rlothirfg of Berlin, then uae thi., to pry con- Hartford. July 81 •IP< Statet vaccine now poasesaed by the .'itete yon in temperature, ranging as tereating ' The Ruuian people.fhe K . Laiaufaly Outdoor, Living g I with bad checks. ceaalon., from the We.st; Health Department anti-polio, vac- Health Department emerged from high a. 125 degrees looking for tbe ■aid. are very friendly to Ameri-.. g Exhibition Barton is wanted in Manchester E. k. JOHNSON A.a.aoriate.s aaid von Brentano cine is in sjibrl supply largely ge- inquiries into the vaccine supply youth. ' 'J I can. even a. the people of the U T. WOOD 00. on several counts of issuing fraiidu-. told Herter hia government be- cause the LegislatureMiglslature cut the de­de- situation. The tiio went into the can-' j United Stale, are toward the peo- Pointing oil that more legislp- ' PHONE'Ml 3-8271 ^ lent checks. ’ I PAINT 00. Ilevea any Berlin aoliition baaed partment's request for fund., for' yon . week aeo after telling tour-j i pie of the USSR. r ICE PLANT BACON this item from JfiO.OOO to $10,000 in tive genei-oa:ty would have avoih- i.t. »l hd De.erl View viewpoint I Biji; Hit Despite A. warrant for his arrest, Issued 72.1 Main St.. T .l. M l 2-4.'i(ll I on the late.at Soviet propoaaia '" I found a common uitcre.t in j 51 BIS8ELL ST. the la.,1 L.egialative session. i ed much of tha present shor'age _ A. 'V. "Berf' Lindsay. President and Owiier _ by thfe Manchester Town Court, would weaken the weatern poaltion at the easlern end of the canyon ' finding waya to peace. ' he saM. Thia fund ahorage ranie on as of vac< ne here were local apd will be served on him when the in Berlin. One a.spec t of the .Soviet thev intended to vi.it an aban-, "1 heard on every eid* the word R 80 OAK ST.. MANCHESTER, CONN. R Cubea-Cnuhed-Blocka the vaccine supply picture tiglit-j atate hesllh (.fflctils who did not Russian Critics Hartford court' has disposed of his plan lhat alarmed the Germana ■mir driizhba’ peace and friend- ened up. hut much of the squeeze wish to be identifled. I resa. waa the propo.«al for rurlailing (( ontiniied on Pag* Six) r ship." the department is noyv in on aup-| The Stale Heaith Deijartment Of A. L GOLDBERG # COIN OPERATED propaganda and aubveraive activi- I Nixon, accompanied by hia wife pile., rn,lid have been avoided if is the ma source for anti-polio Moarow. July 81 Ah—The Am er­ tiea in Berlin. and hi. ,30-member official party, J it could hove been aaaured of the ican National Exhibition 1. the vaccine to *u-pi the vaccination flew into the Soviet capital aboard BABY BEEF LIVER 6 5 " The Weat German., said that money it sought. j programs carried on by local higgaat hit in town, and It looka a Rii.sian TUI04 jet. It wbiaked under the law* of Communist East ^'ith such assurance, the de- health departments throughout Train Section like every knock la a boost. , Germany, almaat anythjng pnb- payment would have ordered far . him in 2 hour*, from the Ural in- Sharp crittciam 'of the fair in the statje. 1 dust rial city pf Sverdlovak. 150 li.ahed or spoken in West Berlin more vaccine earlier thia year. | So, the situation facing Hart- Moscow newapapera ha. only PINEHURST G R O C E R Y IS AIR-CONDITIONED laundiy could be constnied as hoatile prop­ Junjps Trac5ks, Pal Nixon, w t^ o f Vice President) l-Rlchard Nixon, makes friend* i mile. away. \ Much more o f it \v()uld h8V*:th*n( sharpened the average Ruaatan'i foixl. other urban areaa. and the with a Russian' youngster during Visit to area on Eiirope-Aala - j During the flight, he dictated ■ n , aganda. Though an Ea.st-'W'eat been on hand to liieet wliat ap-, curio.ltv about the exhibit Then amaller communities is simiiar to border near Sverdlovsk yesterday. At right is boy', father. The part of hi. addre*. to a aacretary Do Your Wash for | agreement. Brentano feared, the peara to be a developing polio emer­ that fac.iig the State Health De­ LA. Over. 100 Hiirt •-\lc9-iy'«»tdeni and hi. wife pack in Mogcqw today.. iA,R; 1 H . .s-. w...... etraara under the wonder CHICKEN LEGS Reda would try to force auppre.a- gency. 1partment. Swift Premium Pennies When It's | slon of western newspaper, radio ^ ” afUnTJf^rther ?onfght “aX:"ta,!i?iion*’''”’tSev The I,'..8. .Surgeon General's of-1 '.'With Ut44« or no vaccina on ... - "— r I Convenient For You. I brnadcaata, aermona and publiahed flee Thursday afternoon declat''ed; Menomonie. Wia., .luly 3i 'A*: — ■ 'TUIron leemed tired after hi# l i pa'inion. they hand, and proapecta that orders for Official, of the Chic^ao and North 5.000 (nil* tour in the Soviet •''V ^ "**'»^ * Plump. Meaty, Wonderfully Tender report., of t ie flight of refugee., •New Haven Pounty an emergency intareat In what. ia being shown. I it now even with fund* available We.tern/Railway .ought today lo [ Union. WA^H 20c HALE'S COLD CUTS CAN'T BE BEAT! from East to 'West Berlin. i polio area, and mor* than T o p ., rite young American guide* say 1012 M A IN ST. ' will not be filled for some time, determine the cause of the derail­ Cra.sll Kilfk k 01.1 Sedan Nixon’s hour-long speech ia ex- W illy Brandt, mayor of Weal ; p*ople there lined up-^ foi polio almoat all the questioner* sr* DRY 10c HARD OR Berlin, sat in on the talks between j allot. 'I'hur.day night, paying tip to that is without an "emergency'' ment of the la.,t seven oar. of the ! peeled to urge more personal con­ Von Brentano and Herter. Brandt $l for each of the Innociiiationg. tag on the xrea by the U.S. Public road's Twin Cilie., 400 passenger tact* betw een Russians and Ameri- ^'endly. They d.ny they have felt M AYTAG I SWEET LOAF ,’’^40c wa., rushed here vesterdav to uae ' T3ie reason, for the shortage of Health Service. train lhat brought InjAiv to more Of Glastonbury * ! can., including between their lead- animo»ity «urh ma GENOA SALAMI ’ 175c EOr it is thi., emergency desig­ fi-g implied by the Soviet pres. Mr. Gorman *‘4rt COIN OFIRATED than lOOf'persona y*iff|rrday. Fo'''V" Sioux f'alls., S. D.. July .31 nation which can give an area seven person., were hospitalized 'A*/ The small car set may But Nixon ia unlikely, aide* aaid, Comrmmiat detractor, of you roaUy aallinf no- LAUNDRY V2 priority in obtaining Salk vac­ but only 10 remained overnight. Family in Auto not knot^ it, but it's buffalo to mention hi* belief that a visit I Pri**81y learning the IroNliif ChiekMs ^45c SHARP CHEESE ^ 40e cine There were no fatalities. I mating season in .South Dako­ bv Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev man’, nrsl le.,.on say lURINGER New' Ha .»n received this label ta. And if they plan a trip to to the United State, would help re- anything ydu want as long a . you tha Cueumhert for 3e ^ W oit'ng Cleric Forecfists Revolt The train had tu.,l rounded a Columbiana, Ala., July .31 '.A*' Feast fsre at less than Thursday because it has had 11 Five member, of a vacationing the bison stamping grounds, it lieve tension. They explained that ■ P '" ‘ he 8ame right and you've oases of polio so far thia year, with long curve when the last .even ' might be a good idea to take FROZEN cars of the Il-car train whipped; Connecticut family were killed since i f . up to President Eisert-j S” *- *t madje. • a c h ? '* hamburfeer prices! Serve Next to Hartmemn's 18 reiinrted in the state so far in ye.teiday when their station wag­ the old Ameriijan sedan. hower to deride whether Khnish-1 That's the way It aeem* to be OVEF^. from th e'rail, and rolled 20 feet, Consider the case of Alfred SPECIALS FROlIl HALE’S SELF SERVE On I Tax-Free Churches i^ r e e deaths in New Haven on slammed into the Aide of a chev should be invited, any public j working mit. I coun'ty have reaulted. down a sleep hliiff in thia nortli- E .Schtid of Lombard. III. .oar wide-breasted tur­ READY Rout* 82. ReckvHio we.stern Wi.,con.,iti wooded area. locomotive. comment by Nixon would be Im- | The crowd yesterday — The SALADA TEA BAG SPECIAL! 'Borden's ------'” 1 Will the outbreak stay confined Vacationing at Wind Cave proper. However, Nixon is ex- i sixth day of the fair — looked hig- W H O LE Only a row of tree, slopped some j 3’h* accident happened at) a National Park in western .South keys for MORE satisfy­ lb. , CLOSED SUNDAY W ill PAY YOU By GF.OR''7/1ildien. comfianied by a running transla-: POTTED MEATS FLAYOI^ED SYRUPS now the present pattern of leli- Ptaly in the 19th Centurt', in Mexi- ■Jlhia waa three, up lo recently. Chicken Wings Round Ground .... Ih. !i9c Special chopped * ■■ I • M O OT gioiis tax exemption by federal, tion into Russian. | rhmiaeitrnin 6 flavor.. i ’Click’’ just befo-e the derahment ' „ ah but Gem Thief, 70 The American Vice. President is ItRGE IKr.—NIKITA VISITS ' 4 lbs. 50c Lamb Patties • = 1 Sirloin % Cana 3 9 c stale and municipal aiilhorilies. if (Coatinued on Page Tw o) (Contlniieti on Page Three) "IC is lucky that it was * slow i i mstantly. The old- H'aahingthn, July I t The continued, may pre.sent the state ____ no stranget now to TV viewer* , (n (frozen). .. ..:? lbs. a9c Patties .lb. 1.09 WatKipig disli«s curve," ne ikaid, "U ju.st fell like;!!: nine governor* who recently MILVKR ^ANK KOSHER with problerhs of such magnitude Greenwich, Julv 31 'A>. A wide- And Moscow' Chicken Livers KRAFT'S 5IIRArLE WHIP T at s hospital. I toured RiMaia ’ recommended te it Doty todoy... that their o)il,v solution will be a rough »p6t as w* went around , , , . . \ newspaper* said the video tape of lb. S9c IMPORTED BOILED HAM .a $1.19 On the secoi^d bump I applied the Rebecca Zuidevhoek, f, and her ly-known jewel thief was arrested hi* verbal' slugfe.t with Premier President Elnenliower today lhat And Mr. Gorman re- DILL GHERKINS revoliitlonaryi expropriation of Staled on High Authority ivesterday after he wa* diacovered Khrushchev jvas heard and seen he and Soviet Premier Nikita I.eaa.. Sliced to Order. SALAD DRESSING church propehty." brakes and/there was a terrific Imported Style (Continued on Page Mix) )n the home of financier Alexander millibn* oVer a wide area of Khmvhqhev exchange visits in iHe .said there already are signs ; i pliea, t«e are not only the Soviet Union. ,tbe Intereot of promoting world 55c Quart of re.,entmenl. Alfi-ed ^ r\ o s of Chicago, who tiilerma. 39c Quart peace. Gov. I>em.v ColTins of milk J Dr. Blake, chief administrative. | was in onie o. the cars that wa* ' Police said 70-year-old Hamilton •elling eriap freak eu- FTorlda, spokesman for Hie Foil FRYING. RITTER’S I»W CALORIES Officer of the Vnited Presbyterian What Convinced Ike derailed, said- "the car began (fhannell was . aptured after 100- PhT'VhT v v V '“inn BAKING OR SAIAD8 glass Church and a leader in national shaking and 1 grabbed th* seat in mile-an-hour cha-%. T ^ 'P group, said the President Indi­ oumheraMt three centa PINEHURST front of n'e. but I was thrown eliminate the mistnist and stta- cated Interest in their sugges­ , TOMATO iUICE j and world inteidenominational or- I News Tidbits When Guteinias wife returned picion that have accumulated in /# WESSON OIL , ganixaliony, urged churches to! )>*ckward into a admersaull." tion hilt gave no Indication that In Rpuaable Quart Jar 1 To Seek Presidency *"riien 1 v.as shoved fonvard Culled TroTfi At Wirea i|to her estate home here yesterday, Sos’iet-Ahierican relation* in the he would cari|j' out the Idea. . each, hut they are alao ' "FRESHI^R BY FAR ii«» 458 I reslutiy- their position regarding ' I she found Channell in her kitchen, years of the Cold War." and I landed in seat tlhree ahead | — tax policy. — " i iiThinking qiiickly, she asked if he ' -The Soviet .people,’ ’ said Izves-' ' 9 ^ C V, (iai. 29c qxuiftj of the on< wiieie I hairi bebn sU- ) KOREA HANGS RHEF. FOE the fineat quality se- r Qrocc!‘f Some other church authoritie.,’* . . were a real^ estate man. He said tia 'welcome the Vice President’* By J A ME^ . MARLOW (Eisenhotver seemed pretty well ting. I have a heart condition and Bernard Finucan, 33, .Seoul. July HI i/pi— Cho Bong have raised similar questions in I (AP Njwa Analyal) up to his neck ,m politics , at the throws his ye*. They chatted a while, thep he words that peace must, be pre- Am. former | Communist and loeted Gukei. Bolton re^’eiit years, as church endow- I I couldn't move. fiv* small children out a second- jeft. served the world over. However, Wasiungton. .I'dl' * l 'A*' Why beginning of the il952 presidential "There were, children crying, R *«r window of hi. burning home twice IIIMUCCMsful isuutldate HEINZ ment., grow, and increasing taxeA -year, [; ! As the m'an drove away, Mra. they would like thi* call fo^ peace against President S>iigmaii ife hot l^ iv i more and government programs absorb did President Eisenhower decidg lju't there was no panic. ; to firemen wailing below helps 1 . eueumbera are truly to seek the presidenoy in 1952? I On Jan. 7. while T]rulnan wa* Rhec, was hanged today ■ fop [HOT DOG "A "woman in the seat ahead of , to ladder, then climbs ladder (Continued on Pago Seven) * (Continned on Page Mk, OPEN THURSDAY lo’t horn* haoting R ILlSH One main reatsdn wais to )>eat still undecided about running.. Eis­ me was praying. She was holding isafety .. Queen Elizabeth II ar- working for the North Korean femoua for quality. , Block President Truman whoa* re-elec­ enhower not only disclosed he was a baby on her lap n. her older ’’t''®* *' Trenton. N.S., during fog, Communist*. The government AND FRIDAY our wcvl Ribico tion. he (eh, would be had for the a Republican but indicated he boy was hollering 'Geti me out of ! iMsIst* on riding In open car announced that f'hn's accom- Island country. As it turned 04»l, Truman would try for the presidency if he here, get me oi.t oif h^eb" people can see her. i o y y n r • n n K7T g pGee. Vang MyiMyungsan, waa Yon get preniuiB gnality. didn’t run. received a "clear-cut call to po­ Servos waa carried put a win- Wtntl. rain and thunder storm hit* TILL 9K)0 litical duty.” 'riiis meant if the Re­ and to give' you another Fraih Lb. MobOheat with RT-98 . . . tha This piece of American history dow on a stretcher. Mojave Desert at I-ancaater, Calif., 26 Convicts to Enter To Puerto Rico publican convention the following OKDFJLS. PILI> SALE H.ALT moat completely effective fuel NATIVE C O R N ...... and all that follow* except for _____ 'With such fiercenes*,. that it lop. aurptise we are featuring Jars 59c summer chose hlm.l Washington. July 31 lypi — oil additive in p e today. And bao,groiind material in parenth^ (Contimied on Pai^ Meven) iS l'** ‘♦'I'P*'®"*' !»«)*« >n » row • Hartford. July .31 (A’l Gover­ In that same month, while he ...... ‘ "an American Airways plane, with •Arty. Gen. Wlllbun P. Rogers fresh native Green Pep- REMEMfER, FRESH. iONELESS ^ C E S PLENTY OF PARKING you get premium aerviee. Au­ To|m ATOES From Beiten see can be Mated on high au- nor Ribicnff took off from New wa* still at NATO, he aaid: "Un­ ■ 2* aboard, en route from Boston to Prison Without Walls anounced the government today ., PfiT from Martin Beck­ tomatic deiivariea . . . a bai- tltorHy as an accurate pre." 'he first two Welherafielil and Bntteld la SEEDLESS GRAPES .:.. ding social whirl. i'elati«nshvp/i )- Bale* Kefaiiver (D-Tenn) beat now reatrei..L>g order was directed ples from Pero's farm... 2 27c ' Triiiiian. office on the ground it was unable hailed picketing at two housing blocX* ‘ h® more ihan \()00,,'000. Mm SAVE Among other thing!,*. Ribiooff Two of Eisenhower'a chief po- against the distribtitor of the 'And wonderful, extra will be on a panel diaciia.ion of I Eleven daya'after being beaten to rule peacefully under the In- project* in that ckv The V*rv ! million Stale Prison at Enfield „ J L . V j . t . tatblets, \4 Ilsun-WUliaJns Co^ FRO-JOYiSirJ^ WE GIVE litio8J advisers wbHe he waa still dian Colistitution. R e i T v i n ^ t C ^ r i ‘ *7^ Thev will be under the aurveil- , R irl^ on d he Ihoped 2 0 e Green Stamp, for piirchaaea in meat and groeery department now being laeiied at groeery I in N ew ^am pahire. Truman an­ finances and taxes and many of his c mmander of the NATO fbrees Inc., of Turkahoe, N.V., and Ita large, native Blueberries. rherk-niit for your convenience. FREE PARKIN G rear atorc! nounced he would not run again. This,Placed the steaming .South perior of the Dominican Oominun- ""'-V one-guard at thia F ^namulioITa!' ON EACH GREEN STAMPS fellow chief executives are eager in Europe were New York's president. Jack Elliott. to hear how Connecticut wa* able And four day* after that, on April Indiati stale imdei the,rule of the ,ty at Providence OoHoge, reap- "'odem pn.o.i without ^alla. V2 GoHofi Gov. Thomas E. De.wey and Sen. 2, Eisenhower asked to be relieved central government m New Delhi, pointed fo. a -oon d 8 -y ^ r tm ^ The transfer foreshadows the w^^ud Jigin “ xt April Bu? he to balance its new budget without Heni'v Cabot Lodge IR-Maa*.). FI RCOIA) SIGNS RI DiiF.T Increasing taxes. of hia NATO command by'June 1. T)ie action followed more than a at that post. / beginning of the end for the . j, „.i|i „Vara - Boston. July SI i.'Pt—Gov, They loid bin. Tciiman would ; He cam* back then and campaign­ month of violence by anti-Com- French President catarle* Pe , « crowded antiquated .Stale before the work ia completed The Governor is accjhmpanied on lr\- for a second full term and Foster Fiireolo . (D) today "re- >/a GALLON MORIARTY ed for the nomination.! miiniat groupa in Kerala. (r.sulle an,<) Dag Hammarskjdld 1 ^nson in Wethersfield as a penal The amatl group o* piiaoneia at r , ICE CI^EAM the trip by Mrs. Ribicoff. their two lurtantly" idgned the 8431 mil­ that only he. Hiisenhower. could What about Eisenhower'a rea- Preaident Rajendra Prasad meiet lor private cooferefice, btit ln»titution The hope la 'to qiiai- the-naw, Enfield institution are be- '. . ^ ■ - ' V children. Jane and Peter, execu­ .beat him. And lie had become per­ lion budget pass^ by the legis­ No Umlt. Bn,v AH Yoii'U'snI. Fill Up Tour tive aide Carl J. Lali/mia and spe­ iaona for seeking a second term in signed the proclamation removing (T.N. secretary general deOldnea to ter all the slate's prisoners at the ing housed in cells /markedly tm lature—823 millibn less than he BROTHERS Th€ j.w .m u CORF. suaded that re-election ,o f Tru­ 11956 7 E. M. Sv Nambudripad, Kerala'a coinr.ient on th* s u b je c t'o f their ...... new prison and the nearby Osborn- proved o vfr Uioae at the We'thers- Freeeer.' But pleaee bring yoor own refrtgemted cial assistant Robe/t Beckwith. man would not be-good. had reqiieated.. In signing the hage,, (Bag*,'2 for 3r.) Democratic State ^airman and He felt there were certain ob­ communist chief minl.ster. talk , Doric a gather more than ' Prison Farm. field Prison, whose construction hill, the governor laau^ a state­ But. by th* time it became appar­ jectives related to his philosophy Report* from the Kerala state one mlllior urtita of aeiluru for five The inmates to be ahifited are waa begun in 1827. Ml 3-5135 MANCHfstER C o n n * -< Mrs. John M. Bailey are also at­ ent Truman would not run again, ment. in''xvhlrh he said “ It Is fu­ : of govern mem—the relationshi p bapital of Trivandrum aaid Nam- membere/of an East Idaho farm from the farm., whiclj ip presently The new cell blocks are bright, j tending as. the Gov^nor's gtieals. j Eisenhower felt hia own political tile to further urge those w ho 301.311 C M tM Sf. CORNER MAIN snd OAK m iETS |bql^ween government and the ijj- budrtpad was informally told of family .jilgtitfaig hotnUsm fodd undergoing a $8 million rebuilding airy, and well lighted, in cootraat have determined not to listen: career was well launched and there ■ ~ • i PoliolUiii:. a toKta found in some proghim Thex- have been doing! _____ (CkwttMMd MIm ) was no way to sritMnw, 'This legislative budget doee net 1 (CiMHtaMff M Faqo Two) (CeeWeeaff ma Pag* Twa| | preaarvnd tooda. eoniaryktlon tarsstry (OsaMoMd oa meet mtnimum B e e *," he aakL ' . " " i ; .> ’ ' h